PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. —■ —inn ■ * ^___^ ■!■■— ■■JJ ,.!S^—Im ~ g ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 18(>2-VQL. MAINE, TUESDAY 35.___PORTLAND, MORningT jUNE 2sT 1898. PRICE THREE CENTS. Brown and Murchle had oppon- _MISCELLANEOUS. ^ Messrs. Dr. Fletoher a HALE CAA’T BE ['RESEAT. ents at tho start. being candidate for the Waldo seat, and E. M. Pattangall the Washington. These gen- tlemen, however, withdrew. The state committee adjourned’at a late Maine Senator Usable to Preside hour and it was announced that all the contests had been settled except one in COAST OF SPAIN. at Aigusta Today. Nobleboro, which will probably go to the convention for settlement. Another contest for the state committee is on the tapis tonight. It comes from Lincoln HON. STANLEY PULLEN SELECTED county where George Bliss of Waldoboro Nickerson are the con- CHAIBMAN IN HIS PLACE. and Hon. ,A. testants. The Portland club will be entertained tomorrow by Augusta Republicans. Hon. J, O, Bradbury of Saco Will Nomin- Will UNCHANGED. Be Next Field of Will SITUATION TBE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS ate Gouernor Powers—Platform Be Brief and to the Point. is due not only to the orig inality and Opera- simplicity of the combination, but also E??ECIAI| to the frees.} to the care and skill with which it is Augusta, June 27.—In a year when Manila, June 23, via Hong Kong, June manufactured scientific by processes there will be no contest in the convention 27.—The Spaniards claim to have driven known to the California Fig Syrup the of the Republicans of Maine the rebels baok, but really the position Co. gathering War and we wish to tions for only, impress upon here tomorrow promises to be a large is unchanged. The arrival of the Ame- all the of the very importance purchasing one. The Augusta house corridors were rican troops is awaited and they are ex- true and As Ships. the original remedy. crowded this evening with prominent pected today. The Spanish outposts have genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured members of the party from all parts of the prepared to retire promptly to the walled by the California Fig Syrup Co. state. In the throng were ex-Gov. oltadel and will probably make only a only, a knowledge of that fact will Cleaves, who was shaking hands with his nominal resistance. A section of the assist one in avoiding the worthless friends from all directions; Hon. George insurgents, it is alleged, dislike the Ame- imitations manufactured by other par- M. Hon. Clarence Hon. K. ricans and desire German ties. The high standing of the Cali- Beiders, Hale, protection. Five fornia Fig Syrup Co. with the medi- Dudley Freeman, Mr. Frederick Hale, German warships are here. son of the Hon. Isaac W. The continue their Will cal senator, Dyer, Spaniards nightly Expedition profession, and the satisfaction Probably Get Away which the genuine Syrup of Figs has Hen. Clark H. Barker and others who fnsilades, but the volunteers decline to given to millions of families, makes formed the advance guard of the Port- go Into the trenches, while many of the the name of the Company a guaranty land contingent. regulars are idling about the town. of the excellence of its remedy. It is Among others noticed were Hon. Eliot Thousands of trees in the vicinity of tho far invadvanee of all other laxatjves, Wood. Hon. Leroy T. Carleton of cltidel have been cut down, but the About the Fourth of is July. as it $ts on the kidneys, liver and Wintbrop, Hon. A. M. Spear and O. B. botanical gardens remain. All food bowels without irritating or weaken- Clason of Gardiner, Judge Philbrook of held at famine prices. ing them, and it does not gripe nor Waterville, Hon. H. H. Burbank, Saco, nauseate. In order to get its beneficial Hen. Hoi ace Mitchell of Kittery, Justin GERMANY TO BLAME. effects, please remember the name of Leavitt of Alfred, Hon. Charles Marston the Company— of SkowhegaD, Hon. Hubert Shepherd of CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Rockport, Commisiouer of Fisheries Nickerson, Charles E. Oak, Caribou, A. June 27.—Gen. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Hong Kong, Aguinaldo, K. Butler, Skowhegan, O. D. Castner, to letters here from Will Far LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK, N. Y. according brought Be Than Is the Fleet Under Waldoboro, W. M. Nash, Cherryfleld; W. a steamer, Stronger German Spanish Cavite by occupied M. Walker, York; D. A. Stevens. York; the mansion of the late governor of Ca- J. A. Walker. L. S. Patch. Kitterv: F. vite, but he will shortly move to Imus O. Andrews, Waldoboro; Hon. A. R. to make room for the American troops. IViuch Advertisedv M « Admiral. WHAT’S THE USE Day, Corlnna; Frederick Parkhnrat, The insurgents'now have 5000 prisoners. > Bangor; Hon. J. C. A hundred and eighty-seven of the To advertise Holman, Farming- ton; Hon. Charles McCullough, Calais; Spanish wounded have been sent to Ma- unless people read your ads. ? John M. Burleigh, South Berwick; At- nila with a flag of true by permission of The They read ours, and then bring their torney General W. T. Haines, Hon. Fred Admiral Dewey. wounded Spanish dyeing, and beating A. Powers, Labor Commissioner Mat- officers, with one exception, are at Ca- cleansing carpet June 27.—The administra- forward Dr. J. F. Hon. Herbert M. vite. Washington, and one aft, and 11 inch Hon- The information is in minute detail as stated that to us. We back up our advertising with thews, Hill, officially today Gen. Miles and not a bit of tobacco tor their pipes, good work. Heath, F. S. Burns, Esq., Hon. Otis The Spanish brigadier Moret was killed tion today finally came to a decision to torias, one on eaoh beam. The Carlos V. to the defences and approaches of each would command the next expedition build roads all day under the blazing sun and on their under Insurance Commissioner at San Fernandino in an attempt to force send an American to the is ol 9090 which leaves the United States. Just sleep rifles, the Hayford, Carr, squadron tons with a speed of 19 knots. port and the nature of the assault upon The the rebel. what this is starlight. Spaniards are using Forest House and Hon.;Nicholas Fesssonden, Adjutant Gen- to be and where it is to COATED*0 Cily Dye Spanish coast and into the Mediterranean. She has 28 guns, the largest being il inch the coast of Spain will be pretty well out- go brass sheathed lead bullets and the brass lUu I LBI y Steam Carpet Cleansing; eral Richards, Gen. J. M. Glidden, Major An American official at Cavite writes joald not be ascertained. The reinforce- rips on touohing and tears the flesh horri- Works. The Spanish movement toward the worked one for- lined before the American of the Governor’s staff, W. H. as follows: Hontorias, electrically, squadron sails. ments whioh are to be sent to Shatter bly, while the|small brass splinters cause 13 Preble Preble Spaulding St., opp. House Camara’s com- ward and one blood poisoning. They are Williams of Augusta. York county was “If great bloodshed and destruction Philippines by squadron aft She has also six tor- At the same time much will be left to the will be an expedition nearly as formld- practically 03P" Kid Gloves^CIeansed Every Day. explosive bullets and are used in their a and the come to may blame the to this do »ble as that which left two weeks represented by large delegation Manila, Spain justly pelled navy department adopt pe tumbes. commander-in-chief of this squadron. Tampa Remingtons. They also cut a small cross coast and central sections of the state the Germans. Manila would have surren- igo. After has been through the end of the Mauser bullet bold step. The first announcement today The Audas and Ozado are boat Some naval authorities believe that the Santiago captured so torpedo that it mushrooms on were much in evidence. The men from dered but for the arrival of the German by the American forces there will be an striking, with a through a bulletin posted at the navy de- destroyers recently finished in l Canaries will be the first of attack similar result. Aroostook and the eastern came wlthont but England point imple number to leave in the section sqnadron, bloodshed, now, province The outlook here is threatening. partment of the government’s intention before the war are of and that the next to Every- in on the Pullman and there was an army owing to the moral support of its pres- just began. They move will be to hold the place, while the remainder body believes a great battle is imminent. was received with There was be used for the Porto Rico With the Spanish and Amerioan j of them. Gov. Powers who will be ence, the city refuses to surrender." incredulity. 400 tons each and are 30 knotters. Each establish a naval base at Centa, a point may expe- advance posts close enough to see the whites of re-nominated re- a that the dition. The offioials at the war depart- unanimously tomorrow, suspicion story was being carries six guns and two tubes. on the African ooast owned and each other’s a collision SELLING OF PRIZES. torpedo by Spain eyes, may occur ceived many callers in his room in the ment declined today to indicate where at moment.* \ Hundreds of Children and adults have worms k. floated to deceive the The Buenos to the Trans- any but are treated Spanish govern- Ayres belongs opposite Gibraltar. With this base our V for other diseases. The symp- a* Augusta house. the 15 regiments which Gen. Brooke, toms are with a 2 indigestion, variable ap- 2 Over 876,000 was Realized at Yesterday’s ment. However, when later in the day Atlantlo Co. of Cadiz and has been trans- would be within foul tongue; offensive breath; hard and 2 STANLEY PLUMMER TO PRESIDE. ships easy striking commanding at Chickamauga, has been full belly with occasional gripings and pains about the 2 Auction, the detail of the vessels selected to con- formed into a cruiser. She is 5200 tons distance of the stretoh of to have in readiness to move, NSPetite; avel; heat and itching sensation in % It had been announced that long Spanish requested % the rectum and about the anus; and Senator eyes heavy \ stitute Commodore Watson’s would be sent.^Fernandina, has been t dull; itching of the nose; short, dry cough; 2 Halo would be the officer of eastern and 14 knots speed. The Prosperlna, coast. Fla., THIRDFLElTOFF. presiding the June 27.—4.145 2 grinding of the teeth; starting during sleep; 2 | Key West,Fla., p. m.— put in readiness for a large number of slow fever; and often in children, convulsions. 2 convention and it was the senator's inten- squadron was announced and official Patriots and Rapido are merohant vessels 2 A vessel carrying mall for the American men and it One short received Gen. may be the Chickamauga tion to be present until the recent orders were given to provision the fleet reconstructed and armed. The telegram by soldiers and sailors engaged in the Cuban recently men will go there. At Miami, further developments in the Senate necessitate will leave here this afternoon for four it became Greeley from one of bis signal corps $ “I campaign months, apparent to Colon, Covadonga and San Francisco are down the coast, there are about six regi- his there. In his 4000 TRUE’S, presence absence the and a vessel the first mail from officers with ths under was Soldiers Start For 5 PIN WORM bringing the last doubter that the was colliers. It is from this that the army Sbafter, ments, while at Tampa on the coast, state committee government apparent gulf selected Hon. Stanley the is to be on her army supposed way in earnest in this all that came to the war department last there are approximately 12,000 men. It is Plummer of Dexter as chairman. The purpose to dispatch the main reliance of his fleet is on the battle- to Key West. that the fol- of fleet to The three night or today. That related entirely to possible department may Manila. ELIXIR organization the convention will be sale of order Europe. vessels selected ship Felayo and the armored cruiser 1 is the best worm remedy made. The amotion theorizes by low.recommendattons made to it and 2 M>"* 2 of the keop Tt ha,beep in use UTl!,°e S completed by the selection of the follow- as colliers have the management telegraph and con- 2 46yeajg, of Judge Locke began at noon today. already started for New- Carlos V. and the two new torpedo boat men at the purely vegetable, harmless and effectual. ^ the Chickamauga until troops Where worn: are ing to act as secretaries: W. tained no news as to the S present it acts as a Tonic, ^ , gentlemen The schooners and News to take on a movements of and the captured Ashing port large supply of destroyers. The others are auxiliaries and are ready to receive them at the embark- J corrects condition of tho mucous mem- v S. Cotton of Lisbon O. K. S ®ran® of the stomach and bowels. A Falls, Butler smacks are from the Therefore it i3 positive £ bringing good prices coal. It will about a As there are military. assumed at ing points. uure for Constipation and and a of require week to get colliers. only two armored San 27.—This af- \ Biliousness, val- 2 Skowhegan, J. A. Brackett of Phillips, The vessels Franoisco, Cali., July W remedy in all the common complaints of 2 local buyers. sailing brought the war department that Gen. Shafter children. Price 35o. Ask W. Norton of this down to Sampson’s fleet so if the in the lot Admiral fleet of ternoon the third fleet 2 your druggist for it. 2 George Portland, E. P. better than expected. ships Dewey’s .of vessels loaded Dp. J. F. TRUE A GO., Auburn, Me- N prices is forward his of 2 treatment for Boutelle of Bangor, A. D. Parks of Paris start is to be made from that but simply carrying plans CUBANS m 2 Special Tape Worms. Writa for free pamphlet 2 The steamer Argonapta of over 600 tons point it will protected unarmored ships probably USE. with Amerioan j soldiers sailed for the and Walter E. Clark of Waldoboro. bid in be for bringing forward his troops from the sea- and 182 feet long, was by the Unit- impossible Commodore Watson to will take care of this Spanish squadron. Philippines amid the screeching of a hun- THE PLATFORM. ed States government for $17,000, to be coast and concentrating them at of get away before July 4. This would seem With the added it would cer- points dred the of bells used as a transport. Monterey whistles, clanging and The platform will be brief Ambrosia over 106 vantage on the heights making only Steamer Bolivar, to be an auspicious date for the beginning tainly do so. surrounding the booming of cannon, started on their three or four hundred words. It will ex- brought net $4360. tons, of an Santiago. His army is not to give battle While Amer- sale of was this af- expedition which will for the first Eastern Sinokiog Cigarettes voyage. The men on the transports were press cordial support of President McKin- The cargoes begun The squadron which the United ternoon and will continuo for several time in the world’s until every precaution that prudence can ley in the of the war and his history start from the States will send far out- perched in the rigging and handkerchiefs prosecution days. The prices obtained for sugar, against Spain icans Work. GRADUATION new suggest has been taken to assure the suc- method of he world attack dealing with t Cuban ques- rice and other articles were excellent. to] continental Europe. ranks the Spanish squadron, the Iowa and flags waved and fluttered from every tion. A tribute will be to the The total for the day were cess of the movement. paid valor receipts No attempt is made to that the hole and The which left) about $76,000. deny and Oregon exceeding the Pelayo and port spar. ships

--- o utuciiu^ turn rurlna "V nt. ovortr nnint; nrhila fVwa nfkai. today carried about 4000 men, under com- dared to be the of the state to care the Bio policy REGIMENTS FOR On Guama, Sunday June 26, SLIPPERS. PREPARING CUBA movement by,, a; desire to, check the mand of Gen. Arthur MoArthur. who had for and proteot the families of the soldiers United States vessels are far superior, Noon, Via Kingston June 27—9 p. m.— Chattanooga, Tenn., June 27.—At Camp eastward of the at the front. The platform will declare progress Cadiz fleet. It for to those of the THREE Some officers believe it will be necessary made the steamer Indiana his flagship all ship ship, Spanish DAYS Thomas interest centered in the a today We have full line of White for a currency as good as gold and suit- n«onueatinnc rtf 15 flf t.nfi mont.c in was not believed that the a to de Cuba Spanish admiral squadron, with the exception of the two to lay regular siege Santiago The City of Para, the Ohio, and the Mor* able to the needs of business and get to Cuba. The work of and advance with a line of earthworks Kid for labor, away supply- could be guilty of the of were the other vessels to sail Slippers Graduation. all the needs of these folly uncovering Spanish torpedo boat destroyers. gan City the soldier and the financier. Suitable ing regiments'be- until the rifle pits can bo shelled with gun yesterday, continuing rapidly today his home ports in this but as he with the Indiana. The steamer Valencia in the interests of fashion, When the American fleet sails for Spain the legislation labor, and such good progress was made that sharpnel by light artillery. These seems determined to do so the naval Camara He Will Remain will sail with the steamer temperance, education and economy in oaeh one of the 15 is expected to be it will take with it complete information Says pieces have an effective shrapnel range probably Not? tommorrow noon. The oould not state affairs will he advocated. The ser- fully supplied by strategists do le3s than take to the entire of £8J0 yards and the Mauser rifles in on Wednesday. [Gen. Merritt and hi£ $1.50 PAIR. that the first as stretoh of Spanish coast port ot indications are to go will vices the’Maiuo delegation in Congress of the at Port Said. the hands of the Spaniards are sighted to to the in leave the park on Wednesday. The regi- advantage magnificent opportunity with detail maps of every harbor and its staff will proceed islands the and the administration of Gov. Powers orders to are the 8th Mas- 1900 and till at 2100 ments under go afforded to strike a at yards they yards. crushing blow fortifications. The war board had a Newport. and his earnest efforts as commander-ln- sachusetts, 10th Pennsylvania, 1st Vir- mass However gratifying to the national center 6th Illinois, 160th Indiana, 1st Spain and thereby save much & chief wiil bo commended. ginia, perhaps of this information before it today and is the oareless attitude of our en- McDowell, 4th 31st pride BILL TO REWARD HOBSON. New Hampshire, Ohio, Miohlgan, time and loss ot life The Governor’s name will be presented and money in the a of the listed the feat remains that 539 3d Wisconsin, 2d Wisconsin. 150th Indi- spent good part day studying New York, June 27.—A despatch to men, grave June 27.—After the Presi- Congress Street. of Washington, by Hon. J. O. Bradbury Saco and the ana, 4th Pennsylvania, 1st Georgia and conduct of the tedlus in Cuba. they may need a more severe lesson than to campaign Spanish charts and fortifloatlons with a the Tribune from Cairo, Egypt, dent’s message in regard Lieut. New* BROWS BLOCK. renomination will be seconded 12th New York. says: of je25d3t by Hon. The determination to the ambush the Bough Biders before comb and Oapt. Hodgdon was received J The officers who will command the send this squad- view to outlining the series of blows "The William of Bangor and Prof. Elisha Egyptian government has in- realize the deadly of in the Senate today, Senator Frye intro- Engel are as follows: ron they possibilities brigades against Spain was the outcome of which are to be delivered to Spain at structed its authorities at duced a bill prepared at the navy depart- Cook of Vassalboro who will speak Gen. Ernest,first brigade, first division. Port Said to modern warfare, even in Spanish hands. direct offioial ment,carrying the President’s recommen- for the In which second first- di- advices reaching the state home. The ish coast line is 3122 road over which the ordnance ♦ 0<8"5> especially grange he Gen. Sanger,. brigade, Span prevent the 150 stokers engaged there by The must dations in offect. The resolution appro- of vision. and 11000 for the manufacture of med- holds the post lecturer. navy departments as to the progress kilometers long. In general the fortifica- Admiral Camara for his be brought is densely lined by under- priates % % Gen. t.Wiley, third; brigade, first divis- fleet from em- of Admiral brush. is an artificial als. THE STATE COMMITTEE. ion. Camara's squadron. These tions of the coast are relics of the Every yard hedgo- barking on Spanish ships, and has cour- Gardiner, first second di- row and the road to the base of The state committee was In session Col. brigade, advices give a list of supplies GERMAN CRUISER AT MANILA. £ all the Spanish ships medieval greatness of Spain and many of teously informed Admiral 1 1 vision. Camara that is in a similar state, but very little dan- the evening the meeting being devoted Gen. McKee, second brigade, seoond di- now nearing the Suez which differs Berlin, June 27.—The German second t canal, these old defences are tumbling ruins. so doing would be an is of a flank attack as to hearings in the of vision. infringement of ger apprehended class cruiser Princess Wilhelm arrived at ! principally case] somewhat from in the the list given press The coast is divided into three the laws of which it is evident Gen. Linares is acting strict- ilunila on June 2j. The merits of Pills- several delegates. There are contests over Spanish neutrality, Egypt in- 2 2 CAUSE FOR WORRY. The official on the defensive. the from O ANOTHER despatches and by Lloyds. namely Ferrol on the tends to observe. ly Best Flour and delegations Eliot, akfleld, captain generalcies, rigorously lhe failure of the at J bury’s f list is Spanish troops Xobleboro and ort. In the mem- London, June 28.—The Madrid corre- as follows: Pelayo, Carlos V., on the south and Manzanillo Winterp north, Cadiz Carthagena “The Audaz’s machinery re- Holguin, and Guantauam o there are make the Standard requires 2 many f bership of the committee itself there will spondent of says: Patriota, to effect a junction with him, have left to Audaz, Osada, Prosperlna, on the east. Each of the three naval and Camara has signified his be but Messrs. refusal supply coal to pairs inten- the Spanish commander so woak that it for deal- few changes. J. I. Brown “Egypt’s Isle de 2 impossible Admiral Camara’s is Rapido, Buenos Ayres, Paney, divisions have a certain number of ooast tion of at it would be an act of insanity upon his | of Waldo and Murchie of squadron strongly remaining Port Said for three Washington will due to to to assume the to offer other resented as England’s influence. and San Francisco. part attempt aggressive. be new A Govandonga towns under its immediate care. days.” | members. determined effort It is as a fresh of The problem now confronting the Ame- as regarded proof Anglo- brands as 2 was friends of comes from rican is the of being just made by the Mr. M. M. American entente. The additional information The total of the forts under [army transportation sup- artillery for the roads to the front are still Clarke of Houlton to elect him to “The Spanish Transatlantic Steam- plies, J' the official sources that this squadron is at for but arc good. has coal at normal conditions prior to the war is as NIL EH WILL impassable wagons, being committee as the Aroostook member In ship company depots Aden, COMMIT. In the meantime the A to take on board improved. pack Colombo and Singapore. Captain Au- Port Said and expects follows- 119 55 place of Mr. T. H. Phair of Presque Krupp guns, Armstrong train is being used. The flrst of these minister of marine, hopes the mat- coal before the last and Isle but when the non, tons of entering 90 and a large num- left Juragua night others it ft Aroostook be since 10,000 guns, Ordones guns ter may arranged England has today. The officers and men were com- contingent arrived it was Suez caual. Such a heavy coaling will tonight not yet declared coal contraband of war. ber of Hontoria guns. The main reliance pletely out of rations yesterday. The sev- claimed that Phair would have to another version the time. It discloses also that the enth received half rations and According inci- tko some is on the Ordones which are special- Leads Next today they Iers serve as a to guns to Leave The are com- dent will pretext Ad- Expedition received nothing. boys ! about 75 of the 120 votes and the general bring expects to make a sail and miral Camara back to Spain to check admiral long ly for fortification purposes. Thoy are of plaining bitterly, but ate paciflo on the opinion was that this estimate would be headed for the United States. assurance that tiie pack train will bo American aggression. is doubtless Philippines. 21.24 and 30 centimeters. found to bo pretty nearly correct. Both here tonight. Should a night attack oc- is the most fonnldabU I THE INJURED TROOPERS. The squadron A separate division of the'eoast is made cur our soldiers would fare worse than did the marines at as tliu s has afloat in total tonnage, strength for the Guantanamo, Tupelo, Miss., June 27.—The condition Spain purpose of placing torpedoes and attacking force here would not be at the ADAMS & of ANDERSON, CO, of the injured Torrey’s troops in the of individual ships, armor and guns. submarine Juno disadvantage of having to charge up hill. ammmmmm of mines. This work is divided Washington, 27.—Preparations for | wreck Yesterday, is os favorable as The Cubans with the advance force, in be Tlia Pelayo is the strongest of the Hhips into four hnrrying reinforcements to Gen. Shatter There is Fire Insurance could expected. One death has oo- divisions, with Ferrol, Cadiz, spite of the good behavior of their com- 2 only Agency cui red since last and for the Porto Rican night, that of H. E. anu is the only battleship in the Spanish oampaign, are rades at Guantanamo, soem to be utterly ♦ one is 31 Street. who Carthagena and Mahon as BEST and that Exchange Mopes, troop C, died at 5 o’clock to- headquarters. as as worthless. All day they ait in the shade She carries of various progressing fasti possible. Gen. day. Both his legs were crushed and his navy. 85 guns of the their thatohed and at Many ports are connected ; by orders are of palm camps night First Class American and abdomen Sbafter’s to send back to t PILLSBURY’S. Foreign Companies punctured. Charles Gimmer, calibre and has seven tubes. The they smoke cigarettes and gorge on Uncle % torpedo cables which form as of tl.e ♦ inayn dtf $ Hobace Axdeksox. Chas. c. Adams reported dead last night, is still alive,".but an additional feature Tampa many transports which Sam’s rations, while in sight of them, decl8 Taos. J. Little, is in a largest guns are IS inch Houtorla, one lp eodtf dying condition. {of naval attack. his expedition as he can spare. It was Uncle Sam’s boys with empty stomachs OUT. THE HEROES was could not be WANTS TO GPT BIDDEFORD HIGH SCHOOL. CUBAN REMEMBERED. advancement not and SPAM IA A REINFORCEMENTS. MHOHUJUBOIB. I given, beoause he held the highest rank FERMAT __atlSCEIXAjrEOTTB. known to the revenue cutter service. Dash Satur- Class Which Graduated Special Messages Sent to Congress By the Cervsra Planned to Make a Thirty-Six In the Insurgents Under Garcia Landed Sunday I now recommend that in recognition Evening. President. of the efficient and meritorious services day Night. Last At- Jnragna, of Capt. Daniel B. Hodgdon, United States revenue cutter service, who com- Washington, June 27.—The President 1898 by the Associated Press.) [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] (Copyright 1898 the Associated manded the Hngh McOullooh at the bat- (Copyright Troubles of Gravest Kind by Press.) today sent the to Con- 27.—The following message tle of Manila (that officer being now in Off Santiago de Cuba, June 26, Sunday Brewing Biddeford, June graduating Jnragua, Sunday, June 26, by the : the G3d of his and served in. ■■■HHBKanHKlir r gress year age, having via Kingston, Jamaica, June 27, 11 a. exeroises of the Biddeford High school Associated Press despatch boat Dauntless, To the of the United States: continuously on aotlve duty for 37 years), Everywhere. Congress —It is believed that Admiral Cevera con- In the Opera Honse this even- via June 9 be placed npon the permanent waiting took place Kingston, Jam., Monday, 27, On the morning of tho third of June, out of the har- were taken as a. STRAW orders on retired list of the revenue cutter templated making a dash ing. The olass parts fol- m.—Qen. Callxto Garcia with 3000 HATS. Assistant Naval Constructor lfich- smoke jS9S, service on the full pay of his grade. bor last night. Pour columns of lows: Salutatory, Lora M. Osteri history, Cubans from the mountains west of luond U. S. with a volun- Wm. McKinley. P.Hdbson, N., ware seen at sundown advancing toward division,Ophelia Foss; Santiago de Cuba here Executive Mansion, June 27, 1898. London, June B8.—The Madrid English prophecies, was landed today. teer crew, of seven men, in charge of the and two small corre- Nellie G. The STRAW HATS. The President also sent the following the mouth of the harbor division, Murphy; Cuban troops were brought here on collier at the Daily Telegraph English partially dismantled Merrimac, nomination to believed to be boat de- spondent says: classioal Annie board the | Congress: boats, torpedo division, S. are the history, American transports. Fully They thing this season. entered the fortified harbor of Santiago Executive Mansion, June 27, 1598. the “Spain is in a state of of olassical stroyers were observed in neighbor- ferment, tran- Alien; prophecies, division, Etta 5C03 insurgents, nearly the entire avail- p of the To the Senate of the United States: do Cuba, for the purpose sinking hood of the sunken collier Merrimac. sition without parallel Maude E. able I nominate naval Cadet W. during the pres- M. Hill? valedictory, Hooper. fighting force of the insurgents in collier in the narrowest of the Joseph STYLISH and portion numbers un- Rear Admiral Sampson of on “Rlohes of a the ELEGANT. Powell, to bo advanced two Consequently ent century. Troubles the gravest kind An address Sohoiary southern part of Santiago de Cuba, channel, and thus interposing a serious of seotion 1506 of the taken. Vou can der the provisions ordered extra precautions to be was delivered by Hon. Frank A. are now concentrated at or near get them at in are brewing all over the Spirit," Juragua. any price. obstacle to tho egress of the Spanish revised statutes and to be an ensign and Porter provinces. Every a The torpedo boats Ericsson of Massachusetts state hoard of edu- Three-fourths of are armed with We have large lot at 25c the for extraordinary heroism Hill them each! fleet, which had recently entered„thut navy stood very close into the luirbor all night political and sooial institution is alumni and while in of the steam launoh threat- cation, an former principal modern rifles and have abundant Odd lots. oharge but no came out. Shortly after supplies harbor. long ships in turn and the least of are which accompanied the collier Merrimac the Vesuvius ened nervoas of the Biddeford High school. ammunition. The soldiers ragged Our stylish ones from This her midnight dynamite cruisty almost, to nakedness. Most of these men enterprise, demanding coolness, for the purpose of rescuing gallant fired three cotton shells in the direc- were 86 in the olass and to gun among far-sighted politicians apprehend There divided are bush- $1.00, 1.50, 2.50 judgment bravery amounting force when that naval vessel was, under on thoroughly acoustomed to the 8,00, tion of Morro castle. They exploded courses as : was carried into successful exe- Hob- among the follows methods of the and Look at our line of heroism, the command of Naval Constructor the ridge and behind the eastern hill. The a complete debacle. whaoking Spaniards cution in the face of a persistent fire son, ran into the mouth of harbor College preparatory—Annie S. are perfectly familiar with every trail in (the damage done is not known. The block- failure of the Allen, from the hostile ileet as well as the of “But the national defense K. lUllott, the of With the inten- ..from Santiago do Cuba, on the 3d instant, ade continues without other incident. Florence William F. Goodwin, vicinity Santiago. BELTS, NEGLIGEE fortifications on shore. Lois M. tion to the American advanoe on | and extorously sunk in the channel. is not alone accountable for this. Incon- Etta M. Hill, Hussey, Mabel G. protect Hear Admiral Sampson, commander-in- Wm. McKinley. Smith. Santiago detachments will also be sent HOBSON’S REWARD. the SHIRTS and TIES. ccief of our naval force in Cuban waters, ceivable as It may^seem majority of Classical division—Mabel E. Burnham, towards Guantanamo to give warning in in an official report dated off Santiago Maude E. Hooper, Mabelle B. Conlan, case an {attempt is made to form a Junc- What Spaniards have no interest in the war Yosemite, Yankee it being the plan of the Cubcn leaders to in the channel. The plan contemplated the merits of Hobson’s achievement, the There will soon be 85,000 in have at least men before Havana and Dixie, and colliers Scendia, Abarenda unemployed Second District Congressman Addresses 20,000 a crew of only seven men and Mr. Hob- so when the time comes for the naval officials have); concluded that Catalonia and else there insurgents’ son, who begged that it might be entrust- and Alexander. everywhere are Bis investment of that great advance as that, amounting to a Constituents, city. ed to him. As soon as I reached Santiago The start will be made at once from off similar accounts of distress, going from and had the collier to work upon, the promotion of over 860 numbers would be ENTHUSIASM FOR BOUTELLE- Santiago. had to worse, dav bv dav." June details were commenced and diligently unwise, so it is likely that Hobson will Lewiston, 27.—Congressman Ding- The bulletin also showed the following prosecuted, hoping to them in *1 was renominated for at the complete of the take his place well up among the The government is oon- ley Congress Fourth District Congressman Benomina- one as moon changes in designation dispositions painfully day the and tide served lieutenants of the naval which district or our vessels: service, Second Congressional Republican best the first night after our arrival. soious nrtd is now taking energetio meas- ted With Cheers. Atlantic Rear Admiral officials believe will make his reward convention in Auburn this afternoon. every effort tho hour Fourth fleet, Notwithstanding equal to that bestowed upon Cushing for but all of these are of a of 4 o’clock in the morning arrived and Sampson, commanding. ure, coerolve Mr. Dingley addressed the convention First Commodore J.A. How- his daring feat. The navy department, Bangor, June 27.—The Republican the preparations were scarcely completed. squadron, character. which was received. TO while not in its Troops might have and enthusiastically In PORTO relaxing any degree After a careful iusi ection of the final ell, commanding. fourth congressional distrlot convention fON Second Commodore W. S. efforts to secure Hobson’s release from defended the disoussing the war he 6aid: “Fears are preparations, I was forced to relinquish squadron, successfully Philippines was held in this this afternoon with $ captivity at Santiago, has about conclud- that the of this city the plan for that morning its dawn was Schley, commanding. expressed peopie country Commo- ed that nothing practicable can be effect- are being massed at all the centres where a attendance. It was an enthusiastic Mr. Hobson to it Naval Base, Key West, Fla., be so intoxicated with the large breaking. begged try flf'rn Unnutr rmimtanrlinff ed in this direction until the town it- may demon- at This starvation are to and harmonious n\ f all :hazards. ^morning] proved protests likely assume their as to gathering throughout. Commodore Watson should reaoh Ad- self has been captured. The reasons as- stration of power change the more piopltious, as a prompt start could uuu. ±j. jjuuiucru cuauiuau ui me miral or signed by the Spaniards for declining the an form, while money Is and unambitious whloh % The Next Move of the Victor- be made. Nothing could have been more Sampson by Thursday morning, aggressive being peaceful policy sv for the exchange are admitted to be sound if the district committee called the convention gallantly executed. A careful inspec- perhaps earlier, Newark, having wasted on warships that will never fire a has heretofore prevailed and Induce the is now a swift facts are as represented, namely, that Hob- to order and Hon. F. C. of tion cf the harbor from this ship showed been extensively repaired onter the of Daggett son has had opportunity to see so much country to upon polioy ag- that the Merrimac, had been sunk in the warship. shot. Presque Isle was oalled upon to preside. ious Armies. $ The start for will be made off of the Spanish defenses, their strength colonial expansion and empire. channel. cannot, too Spain gression, of msyeti, earnestly and that he could not The press expects to be gagged, but it Dr. E. D. Merrill Foxcroft was chosen of the conduct Santiago just as soon as the squadron weakness, safely “I can the gravity of suoh express my appreciation be appreciate an eau be and permitted to return to the American declares secretary. Mr. Daggett made eloquent of Mr. Hobson and his gallant crow. I gotten ready this, fortunately unanimously that no amount of fears honestly entertained, but I have § T to the of the naval fleet at this time. It is regarded as a Ventura to say that a more brave and owing completeness address. The committee on credentials, T fact that three of the sailors of coercion and no degree of dictatorial des- but distrust for those men who has not been done since mobilization,will be in a very short time. singular nothing 294 daring thing the boat who reported delegates present from the There is no intention of weakening the torpedo Winslow, partici- have done their utmost to bring on the t C’ushiug blew up the Albemarle.” potism will hinder the country from ris- four Havana blockade tho withdrawal of pated in the affair at Cardenas when En- counties, Aroostook, Piscataquis, A After the fall of there will The members of the crew who were by war and are now criticising the govern- Santiago, Commodore Watson with his gin Bagley was killed, have been reward- ing and manifesting its wilL Washington and Penobscot. with Mr. llol son on this memorial occa- flagship. for at her most or- ed by advanced to warrant ment striking Spain be an advance of the American forces on sion havo already been rewarded for their To prevent this, Secretary Long has being offices, The following distriot committee was His f Commodore Howell to while the man who most of all distin- vunerable wherever found. sei vices by which under dered proceed MAY FEEL points, chosen: Dr. D. A. advancement, himself on that DIFFERENTLY LATER. Robinson, Bangor; N. of the w the to the American fleet off guished occasion, Lieut. “While it is now to what another possession boy of provisions of law and regulation, the immediately impossible say M. king Havana to take command of the John Bernadou, lies unrewarded at Jones, Linooln; Dr. E. A. Thompson, secretary of the navy has authorized to post Key will be the outcome of the con- Commodore Watson. West, still suffering from the effects of necessary M. L. The island of Porto Rico is a w mass, and the nomination to the Senate vacated by Spaniards are Not WorrJ^l Over Approach Dover; Hussey, Guilford; A. P. Spain. Howell is at in his wound. quest of distant Spanish possessions in of Naval Cadet Powell, who, in a steam Commodore present C. C. is the fact of American'Fleet. Burleigh, Houlton; Ring, Caribou; § Around it cluster mem- command of the coast and This, however, explained by other seas—for it would be child’s to launch, followed the Merrimac on her patrol fleet, play C. A. E. B. tempting prize. he take all the ves- that the department possesses within It- McCullough, Calais; Sawyer, iiy JK trip, for the of will with,him larger war and fall to strike the of perilous purpose rescuing self the to reward in this wage power ories of the of the ner force after the of that sels to reinfocre the blockade of the Cu- power way June 28.—The Madrid corre- Milbridge. discovery western sinking vessel, London, at weak in her armor— coast. enlisted men, but can aot in the case of Spain every point A to be advanced in rank to the of ban of the Hon. E. B. Nealley of in a grade a commissioned officer like spondent Daily Mail telegraphing Bangor Its ancient cities been and will be sub- The United States consul at Port Said Bernadou, yet nothing has thus far occurred to hemisphere. resemble ensign,has prepared the recommendation of brilliant address presented the name of A A mitted. has to the stato department that only upon his Monday says: the declaration of when reporter! change Congress Charles to in obedience to its he had superior officer. In the present instance, “The minister of General Congressman A. Boutelle for a A bits of mediaeval to \i/ Cushing, whose gallant act in blow- injunction, war, Correa, this war Europe transplanted that superior officer at the time of the was aocepted, that our purpose ing up the ram AJbermarle during the lodged a protest against the supply of coal expects the first Spanish reinforcements renomination and it was made unanl there for the Cardenas affair was Admiral Sampson, in waging It is not territorial expansion A a new world. Its soil is of W civil war, Admiral Sampson compares Spanish squadron. to reach tomorrow. The mously by a rising vote. Tremendous great fertility It is true that the failure to obtain coal who is presumably too busily engaged Santiago report but to the interests of Mr. Hoshon’s sinking of the Merrimac, promote humanity cheers in with other matters to reoall to mind is confirmed that the at were given and great enthusiasm T and it has natural resources of a received the thanks of Congress re at Port Said would not itself prevent Spanish troops and Whether these interests will capable $ upon Bernadou's case. liberty. commendutlon of the the Spanish vessels from passing through Guantanamo are marching to attack the was manifested. Congressman Boutelle President, by name, make it necessary to hold a It lies was the canal and on their to permanently was and he marvelous development. at the and in consequence, under the pro- continuing way American rear guard there. There is sent for addressed the conven- tho for have with them ANTIS CALL A HALT. any of the islands which we may wrest ^ visions of section 15uS of the revised stat- Phillippines, they tion also a movement of other troops arousing great enthusiasm. He dis- end of the Antilles and is of utes, advanced one such advance- one or more colliers. through- from time alone will tell. eastern im- grade, Washington, June 37.—The leaders of Spain, cussed the war and the ^ But the coal carried these colliers out the whole of eastern Cuba in order to great questions of ment embracing 56 numbers. by the anti-annexation movement in the “The annexation of Hawaii, it should as would be essential to the ves- the in an and soul mense value of naval w The section cited applies, however, to absolutely Senate held a and decided carry out a con certed plan of action. day eloquent stirring ajbase operations, meeting today be borne in i3 the outcome of a (jS line officers only, an Mr. Hobson sels of the squadron long before they had that would resist mind, manner. being they any effort to further “It seems also to be the general belief All these it an interest to W a member of the staff of the navy, could crossed tho Arabian sea. extend the hours of the sessions for polioy advocated by our leading statesmen A things give daily that Admiral Cervera’s will Mr. Boutelle began service in the 48th not under its provisions, be so advanced. Under tho British neutrality laws, the the discussion of the Hawaiian squadron aot and and naval for question. military strategists ss. A Americans at this time when it is In considering the of Spanish could take coal at only once at to on the the at- Congr: about W question suitably They agree begin the session promptly aggressive during coming half a century. Assistant Naval Constructor a British under any circumstances taok on The Resolutions were rewarding port, at 11 o’clock each day providing there was Santiago. government of adopted endorsing our for his and all of tne coal in the stations after is self defence will T to come into possession. If Hobson, valiant conduct on the a quorum present, but they decided to Santiago, it asserted has an ample sup- “Simple undoubtedly President McKinley expressing unquali- you the Suez ^ occasion referred British to, I have deemed it passing canal, being take a position against tho extension of ply of provisions ammunition and coftl. make it necessary to secure coaling fied approval of the patriotic and conser- be well informed proper to address this messuve to possessions, the Spanish supply would the debates 6 ‘‘The announcement that an American vative oourse of would concerning the you beyond o'clock in tho even- stations and harbors of refuge on some of Congressman Boutelle, A with the reconmendatiou that be receive be exhausted long before the end of the ing. squadron is coming to Spain exoites very ravoring a vigorous proseontion of the see the thanks of was reached. the islands which we have oaptured or island and its the Congress, and further, that voyage There were numerous conferences be- little attention. All the avai able men of war that it might be speedily ended, A\ people, handsomely he be transferred to the line of the To add to the embarrassment of Cama- war have been ordered to hold may but unless un- to navy tween the representatives of the respec- themselves capture, something pledging hearty support Congressman article of and to such therein ra, there is reason to believe that in readiness. harbors are confidence m illustrated descriptive it to be SI/ promoted position good tive sides of the Hawaiian controversy The mostly pro- foreseen shall occur the problem before us Boutelle, reaffirming the 4$ us the the Canal will obstruct President, by and with the advice company his pas- and several of the anti-annexationists tected by torpedoes and the various outside of this will be first to hold during principles of the Republican party. w and consent of the to interference of have been reviewed $ in the next issue of the Senate, may deter- sage owing navigation. gave assurance that they had no inten- garrisons to test their the war the Spanish possessions which we printed mine. Thus there is that from every prospect tion to filibuster. They told Senator Davis efficiency.” shull oapture for the purpose of crippliDg Mr. one or another of these that the DECLINED TO BE BOUND. Hobson's transfer from the con- reasons, and other annexationists leaders that .Spanish power and strengthening our struction to the lines Cadiz fleet will be detained corps fully warrant- indefinitely when their speeches were concluded they LONGER SESSIONS HEREAFTER. military and naval preparations and at Washington, June 27.—The ed, he received the in t -o Mediterranean which is postponed having neecessary greatly would oonsent that a vote be taken and t he close of the war to secure good govern- meeting of the Democratic caucuses ad- technical as a desired our training graduate of the by government. admit in conversation that ment for the who inhabit these PORTLAND 8UNDAY i they people 1 TIMES, private jouriuu until with- naval academy where he stood No. 1 in By the use of some as a December, tonight, speedy vessels, vote will in all probability be secured possessions by the most feasible means. out his and such action is advance it he for Sanators Will Meet at II O’clock to Dis- disposing of the resolutions intro- class; recommend- guards, may possible before final adjournmant. It was these What the most feasible means of scouring ed, in deference to whaf is under- Commodore Watson to reach the straits duced by Air. Bailey and amended by Mr. T 'I partly assurances which led to the amioable ar- cuss Hawaii. this end may be time and events alone stood to be his own of Gibraltar sometime before Camara’s of to make desire, although, he rangement about the adjournment of the oan determine.’’ McRae, Arkansas, proposing now a in the slow fleet could re- future action of Democratic caucuses m w being prisoner hands of the moving get there, day’s session. They have also caused the Hon. J. H. Kimball of Bath presided at e no direct communication on the turning from Port Said. Watson would all lemy, supporters of the resolution to regard the June 27.—At 11 o’olock the convention. One of the two resolu- binding upon participants. /|V BEST SUNDAY PAPER V/ subject has been received from have the Spanish bottled Washington, THE him, squadron up outlook as more favorable than at any tions complimented Congressman Dlngley and for the reason that the abili- in he Mediterranean. this morning, the Senate convened and partly previous time. No one, looks on his work at Washington. The other RIFLES FOR MAINE SOLDIERS. ( W ties him at however, minutes displayed by Santiago are of for a conclusion inside of ten days. a few afterward adopted the was: a FOR PORTLAND such character as to indicate we Chiokamauga National Military Park, i PEOPLE, especial TANNEHILL’S GREAT GAME- resolution of Mr. Davis, chairman of the “That take pleasure in oommendlng fitness for the duties of the line. the Ga., June 27.—The ordinance Quarter- OFFICERS FEDERATION OF foreign relations committee providing able, just, patriotic and wise adminis- William McKinley. tration of public affairs which has been master’s departments have been very l'-xecutive June 1SU8. WOMEN’S OLUBS. that until further aotions active Mansion, 27, Only One Bostonian Reached Third Tester- hereaftor, given the nation by President MoKinley today preparing to comolete the The second message was as follows: Denver, Col., June 87.—At the general shall be taken, the Senate convene dally and wb especially urge that in the dis- equipments of fifteen regiments to be To day. federation of the Congress or the United btates: women’s clubs today, Mrs. at 11 o ’olock a. m. charge of the grave and difficult duties moved to the front. Un the 11th day of May, 1898, there oc- William B. Lowe of Atlanta, was imposed upon him in the war with Spain The first Ga., Consideration of the annex- Maine Regiment has received a elected Hawaiian curred conflict in the Bay o£ Cardenas, president. The vote was: Mrs. he may receive the united support of all 295 Springfield rifles and the first New Pittsburg, June 27.—Tannehl 11 ation resolutions was resumed and dur- ’’ Cuba, in which the naval torpedo boat pitched j Lowe, 429; Mrs. Alice Ives Breed, 834; good citizens. 511. Miss Hampshire Winslow, was disabled, her commander a masterly game today. Only one Bos- 0. P. Burns, 10; Mrs. William T. ing the session Mr. Clay, Demoorat of wounded, and one of her oflicers und a Helmuth, 3. THE WEATHER. tonian reached third and that in the Georgia, M. Roach, Democrat of North NEW FRENCH CABINET. part of her crew killed by the enemy’s Other officers elected were as follows: ninth on O’Brien's throw. Actend- and Mr. lire. poor Vice president, Mrs. Sarah Platt of Den- Dakota, Caffery, Democrat of Paris June 27.—It is addressed the in announced that In the face of a most galling fire from onoa 1700. Score by innings: ver; recording secretary, Mrs. Charles K. Louisiana, Senate oppo- M. Brisson sition to them. Mr. Henry has formed a cabinet. the enemy’s guns, the revenue oiitter Fox of secre- Caffery had not con- Pittsburg, 10100000 1—2 Michigan; corresponding his The President of the council and min- Hudson, commanded First Lieut. tary, Mrs. C. W. of Penn- cluded speech when tho Senate ad- by Boston, 00000000 0—0 Kendrick, Jr., ister of the interior will be M. Henry 1 rank H. Newcomb, U. y. revenue cut- sylvania; treasurer, Mrs. Philip N. journed. Mr. Roach advanced Brisson. ter service, rescued the disabled Winslow, Base hits—Pittsburg, 7; 8. Er- Moore of Missouri; auditor, Mrs. C. P. the novel argu- Boston, ment that the United States not h< r wounded commander and remaining rors—Pittsburg. 2; Boston, 0. Batteries Burns of Kentucky. should annex the islands as their craw. —Tannehlll and Bowerman; Lewis and existence was were liable to be JUST A FEW. The commander of the Hudson kept Yeager. STATEMENT FROM AUNON. problematical. They to swallowed the sea in an earth- musicTeachers. his vessel in the very hottest fire of the up by At St. Louis—First I action, although in constant danger of game, Baltimore, London, June 27.—A special dispatch quake. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦ Wo mention Just a few article* neces- 12; St. Louis, 4 Second from running ashore on account of the shallow game, Balti- Madrid says the minister of ma- Washington, June 27 —The House de- for comfort for the SUMMER more, St. 1. sary yoift water, until he finally got a line made 12; Louis, rine,Seuor Aunon, has made a statement voted today's session to consideration of Boston, June 27.—Local forecast for to the At 4. to the effect that OUTING. las| .Winslow,and towed that vessel Chicago—Chicago, 9; Brooklyn, Admiral Camara’s legislation affecting the Dlstriot of and At Cincin- Boston vicinity Tuesday: Unsettled THE LATEST. cut ot range of the enemy’s guns, a deed Cincinnati—Washington, 9; squadron will leave Port Said today for Columbia. D. B. Blue Coate, White Duck 2. tho Serge ot especial gallantry. nati, Philippine islands. He is also pre- weather, and possibly showers; easterly Other rain. dicted Trousers, Golf and Bike Suits, Hose and 1 recommend that, in recognition of games, with saying he believes the squad- and southerly winds. MUSICAL the act of heroism of ron is to defeat the PRODUCTIONS Belts, Negligee Shirts made from Ma- signal First Lieut. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. powerful enough THAT THIRD OF under Washington, Juno 27.—Forecast for EVERY DESCRIPTION Frank H. Newoomb, United States reve- ships the command of Admiral SQUADRON^ dras and Cheviot goods, collars and cuffs nue cutter service, above set tbe At Taunton—Brockton, 4; Taunton, 2. Dewey. Gibraltar, June 27.—The third Spanish Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont are at all torth, times to be found In our stock attached and detached, Fine Flannel thanks of Congress bo extended to him The dispatch further announces that the squadron, it is announced here, consist- of the for Tuesday: Showers and thunder °r and to his officers and men on the Hud- GEN. FRANK DETACHED. hope is expressed iu Madrid that Manila ing Cardenal de Cisneros, LepaDto, t6lephone wll! recelv« Shirts with and without collars. Neck- son a will be able to Numancia, the variable winds. prompt'lulntto™11 and that gold medal of honor be resist until the arrival Vitorria, monitorjPuig- showers, wear in desirable and Washington, June 27.—Several impor- there of three the every shape style. presented to Lieut. Newcomb, a sliver Admiral Camara's squadron. cerra, torpedo boatajand auxili- tant orders were Local Weather medal of honor to his officers and a army issued today. ary steamers Metereo de Leon and Report. * a“ bronze III., acivauta?® and a pleasure to oommanded to deaPirithns!* of medal each member of his crew who Brig. Gen. R. T. Frank, who succeed d INSURGENTS HAVE BEEN BEATEN. Monteserrat, by Admiral Portland, June 27.—The local weather Special line served with him at Cardenas. Rarrosa, has been “ordered to assemble Assortment, „f Major Gen. Merritt, in command of the June 87.—An official office records as to the weather srnuNUkVlSt?,.FJPJL It will be remembered that Madrid, despatch at Cadiz as early as bureau Congress, of from Havana possible.” department the east with just received hero says the are as follows: b7 appropriate action recognized the headquar- t ioo. tesr at New insurgents have been beaten in several several commanders o of war ior York, is relieved of that com- a. m.—Barometer, thermome- ships encounters in tho of Havana LEFT ON PRACTICE MARCH. 8 29.973; GOLF STOCKS their services iu the battle of mand and ordered provinces dew 58; Manila, to report to the secre- and Pinar del which 31 ter, 70; point, humidity, 66; Kay 1, 1898. Rio, during of June27.—Gen. Gairetson’s 4; tary of war for duty. the Cubans were killed. Another de- Washington, wind, N; velocity, weather, cloudy. M. For Ladles’ Wear. Ihe commander of the revenue cutter command, comprising the 6th Illinois, Steineimons Go. Gen. G. L. spatch from the same source says: “The 8 p. ra.—Barometer, 80.041, thermome- Hugh MnCulioch present and in aotive Gillesie, colonel of engi- 6th Massachusetts and 8th Ohio, left neers, who was recently Americans have bombarded Aguadores ter, 61.0; dew point, 57; humidity, 87; T. C. co-uptrai:ion with the fleet under Com- appointed briga- from 10 Camp Alger on a practice march to the dier gen. ral of Is ordered to in the morning to 3 in the after- wind, SE; velocity 3; weather, cloudy. McGQULDRIC, Manager. HOT WEATHER CLOTHING. modore Dewey on that occasion, by execu- volunteers, noon. river today. They were accompanied by take command of the of the Four Spaniards were wounded. Mean thermometer, 68; Tel. 818-2. 517 tive order the provisions of section department Ihe six wagons carrying supplios. ‘It is un- daily maximum, Congress St. assortment in 2757, east. Americans are bivouacked around M.W&Ftt We carry a complete the revised statutes, is tfce only commander derstood that this brigade will start for thermometer, 74; minimum thermometer, apl5_ Brig. Gen. A. C. M. has Siboney.” of maximum of wind, 13 NW; above lines. of a national ship to whom promotion or Pennington, the South before the end tho week. 61; velooity been relieved from command of Camp total precipitation, 0. MciTIUIVJX’S Black, Hempstead, L. I., and probablv PORTLAND MAN HONORED. will be assigned to with the Fourth Weather Observation. duty New Haven, Conn., June 27.—The ex- army corps in Florida. An Enterprising ercises of the 74th anniversary of the law Druggist. The agricultural department weather Food of Yale There are few men more wide awake Easy department university were held bureau tor taken at HASKELL & JONES, PRESIDENT ADNREW3 ACCEPTS. this and than 11. P. yesterday, June 27, ELIXIR OF afternoon. The address to the enterprising y. Gould, OPIUM to gradu- to observa- The class was who no secure 8 p. in., meridian time, the Is a of Easy Buy, Chicago, June 27.—President E. ating delivored by the Hon. spares pains tho best of preparation the Drug by which its Benja- Hon. in his line for his for each in this Tailors, Clothiers min Andrews of Brown will Charles Andrews, LL. D., ex chief everything many cus- tion section being given injurious effects are removed, while the val- to University He now has the Easy Cook, acoept the position of justice of the New York court of appeals. tomeers. valuable agen- order: direction of wind uable medeciual superintendent Dr. New Temperature, properties are retained. It And Men’s of Among the honors awarded were the cy for King’s for Furnishers, to Chicago public schools if the Chicago Discovery state of weather: possesses all the sedative and anti- Eat, board of of master of Consumption, Coughs and Colds. This anodyne Easy education oilers it to him. following: Degree laws cum of Monument Square. laude to is tho wonderful that spasmodic powers Opium, but produces no This information was to David E. Moulton. LL. B., Port- remedy is produ- Boston, 76, S Now York, 72, Je*7 Mon.Wett.Frl to conveyed a furore ail cloudy; sickness of the land, Me., and Arthur A. cing such over the stomach, no vomiting, no cos ~Easy Digest. Mayor Hnrrison today by School Trustee Wilder, LL. B., oountry by BE,cloudy; Philadelphia,78,SE, p. cloudy; Honolulu. its many startling cures It tiveness, no headache. In acute William R. Harper, president of the absolutely Washington, 86, S, i*. cloudy; Albany, 76, nervous dis- uaker euros Asthma, It is an Oats Chicago Dr. had an Bronchitis, Hoarseness and SW, clouciy; orders invaluable remedy, and is recom- University. Harper all affections of the Buffalo, 70, SW, cloudy; interview with President Andrsws in LATE MAKINE NEWH Throat, Chest and Detroit, 74, S, p. cloudy; Chicago, mended by the best physicians. At all Lungs. Call at above St. grocers the course of whioh Prof. Andrews ac- drug store and get missing; St.Vin- Newport News,June 26.—Sailed,schoon- a trial bottle free or a Paul,64,NW,cloudy; cepter) an offer regular size for DO cent, missing; Huron, in 2-lb. indirectly made by Mayor er cents and ¥1.00. Dak', 64, D, E. Viking, Portland;; barge Woodside, to or FERRETT, Agent, pkgs. only Harrison. Guaranteed cure partly cloudy; Bismarck, 72, ok»ar, 373 PEARL NEW Portland. price refunded. SE, ST., YORK. Jacksonville, 84, *S, clear. jnel.W&SaSftfurm ► MISCELLANEOUS. marshal went at onoe to the station and his vacation with his mother, MISCELLANEOUS. MISCKIXANBOUS. lOSCULLANEOSS. MISCELLANEOUS. *■•— ■* spending _ DEERING. j .- ! took the saw from the thus the Mrs. D. S. Soule. HOLDS ITS GROUND, prisoner, of Main street is efforts of the prisoner to escape were Hiram B. Griffin In the bud. a short visit in Waterville, Me, This from DEERING COURT nipped H making Is tho Testimony Everywhere CASES. and Mrs. Dr. J. K. P. Rogers daughter GREAT MIDSUMMER as Well as from Portland. It has been’ several weeks slnoe’Judge Sanford. SOUTH PORTLAND. Lillian are visiting friendsjin Hopkins has been called upon to oooupy Beach Mrs. Horace Trundy of Bowery Can this be so? Are the facts garbled? his seat at his desk in the Municipal Mrs. A. C. Haskell, are ques- spent Friday with Is the truth distorted? These court room, but yesterday morning there ice cream An festival will be held Main street. tions whioh man and woman in were every arranged before him three offenders Wednesday evening in the vestry of the Portland the torture of backache of the Jaw. Peter McRobbie of South WOMEN’S CLUBS. suffering KnlghviUe M. E. church by the Ladies FEDERATION OF MARK : DOWN : SALE asks as read the nocounts on a of they published Windham, charge intozloation, Circle of the church. A pleasant even about medicines whioh says of Mrs in the newspapers was fined $3 and costs. lng is assured everybody who attends. What the Denver Dally News cure it. Whatever the conclu- claim to David Flobey of .Portland, on a charge Next Sunday at the Knightrille M. E. OfgOOde -OF- touching the truth of sion arrived at of assault upon special police Charles church the presiding elder, Rev. E. O. these oures is he can’t hedge or flinch was Haines, Saturday .'evening, fined $25 Thayer, will preaoh at the regular after- In Its account the for it took The Denver Daily News from or disprove following, and costs. On payment of flue and costs noon service at 0.80 o’clock. of and the of the meeting of the Federation plaoe in Portland experiences are he was dismissed. Shed has Mr. Charles ley just thrown to Women’s Clubs in thatTcity says: a citizen. LADIES’ those of representative The case of special interest centered in the breeze a handsome American bag women with a true twentieth JACKETS, Mrs. E. D. Meserve, of No. 10 Cherry Garde Houldercroft of South Bright Portland, from his residence, High street. century ring about their education Both- “I had an attack of kid- the street, Says: charged with breaking and entering, and Mr. R. M. Cole has returned from his ered early in Unity church to discuss that immediate affairs of the body to ney complaint required intent to commit larceny in the house of in Oxford He the counoll, an advisory outing oounty. reports the federation officers and attention. I attended to it and got around Mrs. P. Main street, Ocean- composed of, Mary Race, appearance of the country as beautiful, directors of the main and succeeded SUITS and CAPES. body, still troubled me for I but my kidneys vale. Houlderoroft was arrested Satur- but the dreaded “army worm” Is getting witn a few parliamentary wrangles inter- attacks of of had baokaehe. I called it rheu- day afternoon a young man named spersed In transacting business impor- by in its deadly work. must matism for the ex tended down one tance. Such a of women It is various reasons we wish to be pain John Sampson, who brought him to Miss Estelle is home from gathering rather early, but for the first ones to dis- Spear again necessarily contain a parliamentarian. side and below the hip and was very con- Woodfords and turned him over to of our Goods. We don’t want left over from one season to Speci- a visit In Bowdoinham. That human adjunct was present at the pose Spring anything stant and severe. I could not or H. Os- go up al OfficerjThompson. Houlderoroft was Rev. H. E. Dunnaok of the West End meeting in the form of Mrs. Etta the other. To accomplish this fact, we have divided all our down a of stairs without of Me. The material as- flight moving charged with using threatening language church, a and good, Portland, preached scholarly thought- sistance of Mrs. facilitated the side ways and could only walk for a short and various threats if he was not Osgood making ful sermon at the Peoples M. E. church business of the convention. distance. This Is not a pleasant condi- food and Before assis- giveD money. .Tndge on Sunday last. It was replete with foroe- Mrs. Osgood came forward to the READ THIS. ALL WOOL OUTING SUITS READ tion to be and one noticed he waived an examination and tance of the house. She is a THIS. in, day having Hopkins ful Ideas and his text was taken from parliamen- an advertisement about Doan’s teacher. The chair asked her advice which we have been Kidney mas bound over in the sum of $500 to John 14:30—“The tary retailing from $7.50 to 82.50, in five lots, at the prloes: Prinoe of this world as to whether or not the was de- following I went to H. H. Hay & Son’s drug the term of the question Pills, September Superior cometh and hath nothing in me.” batable. “When called for the question store, at the of Free and Middle court. 19.50 and 15.00. juncton Nat Gordon left for Wisoasset Sunday may be debated,” said Mrs. Osgood. $5.75, 7.98, 10.00, and them. From the first Mr. J. N. Read of “But when ordered it can no more be streets, got Pleasant street, last, Mr. Fowler. accompanied by met with debate than a oyolone doso of two they helped me and wh an I Woodfords, attended the funeral Satur- (western J. Warren has entered the employ of his or a stroke of lightning." Cries of “pre- Special REMEMBER THE FACT THAT NO SUIT IN had the box the rheumatism of Mr. Silas W. completed day Cook of Lewiston. brother, Nat Gordon, taking the place vious question" then followed and the Special or it. was left me. Doan’s Kid- Lucre- whatever Mr. Cook was the past grand master and vacated chnir ordered a rising vote. Mrs. THE STORE IS HIGHER THAN $15.00. by Mr. Fowler. of the ney Pills went right to the cause. I con- to the Grand of tia L. Blankenburg, president representative Lodge A. M. Spear from Marshall Hall, Mary- of New Century Guild, of Philadelphia, Attractions LOT NO. 1—All Suits, in which retailed from sider it my duty to acquaint others Maine, I. O. O. F. Mr. Read carried her highgrade mostly novelties, Attractions land Is visiting Mr. William Spear. took occasion, however, to state that $22.50 to 32.60, at only $15.00. their value when taken for disordered with him a handsome floral emblem given club of over 600 members would imme- MARINE RAILWAY. , FOR- LOT at on withdraw from the federation if NO. 2, $12.50—These have been selling from $16.50 to 21.00. kidneys.” behalf of the Grand Lodge. diately FOR -v- such tax ordered. Most of the suits in this lot have silk in and skirt. Doan’s Kidney Pills for sals by all Thee of the Yacht Brentwood is on the ways and any per capita was lining jacket adjourned meeting Deering Several other from different 60 cents. Mailed Foster- will be followed the schooner delegates LOT NO. 3, at $10.00—In thi3 lot you will find all suits that sold formerly dealers, price by city government will be held this by Salem, states were the re- evening about to supplement from $12.00 to some braid others but all are made of the best Milburn Buffalo. N. sole Miantonomoh and other vessels. Schoon- JUNE 23. 16.00, trimmed, plain, Co., Y., agents at the city council rooms at 7.30. marks of Mrs. Blankenburg with similar THURSDAY, materials. was WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, for the United States. Mr. Frank C. Perkins and Mrs. Philip er Yankee Maid, Barkentine Grace Lin- threats but the previous question put and wood and schooner and further debates squelched. After the Remember the name DOAN’S take Mosher, both of New son and Falmouth are moored York, amendment had been carried Mrs. Osgood A lot of Shirtwaists made of Percale SOME EXCELLENT VALUES IN THIS LOT* One lot oi solid no Riih£tif.nt.a. of at the pier, under going repairs. that leather belts, sols!* daughter respectively Mr. L. J. Per- took occasion to remind the counoil and worth 60c and all taxation was Cambric, 59c, LOT to sverywliefe at 25 o. Alt desirable colors, kins, High street, Woodfords, are enjoy- CAMP BORDETT. without representation NO. 4. at $7.98—All suits formerly sold from $8.98 $11.50. This PRESENTATION DAY AT COLBY. but the council the amend- made this season, blouse effect, detach- lot consists of Coverts and in several shades a brief visit with tyranny passed principally Cheviots, tan, of blue, iale price for Wednesday only, 12 l-2flt ing their parents. Saunders returned Saturday ment | Capt. compelling each club to pay lOJcents able collar, carefully laundered, green and brown. Jackets all lined with silk and tailor made. Two to each from a of absence in tax. purchaser.) Junior Class Gives College Tablet to Mem- night short leave per capita ONLY 25c. LOT NO. 5, at $5.75 —This lot consists ef All Wool Suits, whioh retailed ory of Rev. William T. former Hartford, Conn. from to $8.50. Elijah I-ovejoy. Jordan, pastor There but twelve dozen of formerly $6.98 Newton renewed ao> WHY DOES IT EXIST? being of the Free church, Peering,} is tempor- Capt. pleasantly Those Suits that we have been at $5.00 and 5.98 we have not into of the them, we are obliged to sell only two to selling put Waterville, June 27.—The presentation arily supplying a pulpit in Trinidnd, quaintance with the officers Royal any separate lot, as there are but a ffew Of them left; bat What there are fOU Prohibition Party Has Invited Prominent a customer. These will be sold at day exercises of the junior Class of Coiby Colorado. Scots from Montreal on their visit here goods can have at $3.98. Citizens to Solve Conundrum. their the occurred this afternoon. Mrs. Catherine Malone of Leonard Sunday last. In 1889 the 1st Connecticut regular price following day. 30. National Guards made a THURSDAY! JURE At 2.80 the class marched out of the street, has returned from a visit at the Regiment trip Waterville, June 27.—Despite contrary chapel headed by the band and led by home of a daughter in Lewiston. to Montreal, and were entertained by reports, the Prohibition party state con- Marsha] William L. Waldron. Miss Lena Clark of the Royal Scots. One lot of Silk Tlesbt Rll destrafcla Prayer Peering Center, has vention will be held in Waterville, Wed- was offered by Chaplain George A. returned from where she has Major P. H. Ingalls of Hartford spent ALL SILK AND CLOTH ifiades. Theylore jfustjwhat you want Orono, [been nesday and Thursday, June 29 and 80, 24. CAPES, 8$ Martin. The class oration was delivered commencement exercises at the Sunday at the camp. He was educated FRIDAY, .JUNE wear with shirtWtf&tt, Wokfi attending and at it will be some unusual In six lota at the following prioes: yojir ftp it School presented by Henry Russell on t e of Maine. at the Portland High and came to loo to Spencer “Bright University for a of a $5o, ONLY 141'fco. {Wr in a class features, gathering political One lot of Side of the and in brief was as fol- Mrs. of Cenral avenue is the olty to join reunion. He cotton covert bicycle skirts, to War,” Jenny Hooper A man of the state 5.75 and 7.98. each purchaser.) of hotly. prominent 98c, $9.50, 3.50, 4.50, lows: “The query to what ill. has been Inspeotor the Connecticut 38 in number, all desirable arises, pur- and one who will address the convention shades, at one time pose Is this war of the young American Miss Myrice P. of the brigade and was Adjutant some circular, others divided; about a LOT NO. 1. at 98c—Cloth in black, blue and some Cheney Peering the of the two days’ session t Capes green, plain, of the 1st Connecticut National gives object others IJrith which are giant and old Spain, and'what is to be High school, has gone to Watervlllo to at- Guards. dozen have to mAtcli. These trimmed braid, worth from $1.75 to 2.25. “It is that the pros and cons of the ex- gaiters its issues? This war is unique in its ori- tend the commencement exercises at Colby Major Ingalls was warmly welcomed by goods are worth at least $1.98. On Fri- LOT NO. 2, at $2.50—This lot consists principally of Brocaded Satin istence of the prohibition party as an or- with lace gin. It is a war not for for of which she Is a of his old friends at the camp. une Capes, nicely trimmed and ribbon around collar, and ribbon borfs on conquest ‘or; University, ; graduate shall be discussed. The day, J 24th, they will go at the un- the base ganization party front and back. There are also a few long Black Cloth Capes in this lot trade, but for humanity’s sake. The most the class of '96. Saturday afternoon Camp ball heaid of low is financially in an embarrassing condit- price, 79c LOT at this lot will find JDLY 1st. satisfactory result of the outbreak of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richardson of nine tried conclusions with the Fort NO. 3, $3.50—In yon quite an assortment of both FRIDAY, ion. The lack of support is regarded as PIa+Vi on/1 ftlllr Ponoi Oilt* Tart Ponoo wltli nluS/1 dl lr Viaa/1 txtH 1 oli vnn VoH hostilities thus far ; is the perfect union Boston Highlands, has been visiting at Preble boys and won the gamo with a an enigma by the party leaders, who have such splendid success with, are included. of throughout the country. There are no the home of Mr. William Richardson of score of 14 to i Lieut. Smith of Co. F One lot black figured Mohair Dres* called upon several prominont gentlemen LOT JIO. 4, at $4.50— Comprising all cloth and Silk Capes which sold Southerners and no; Northerners, but a Center. officiated as umpire to the satisfaction of Skirts. Medium dnd large Peering of Maine to their views Wednes- from $5.98 to 6.98. patterng| nation of express formerly at loyal American citizens. War Mrs. William T. Jordan, lately a guest all. worth least Sl.PSt Friday'a price, day, why in favoring temperanoe they SATURDAY, JUNE 25. LOT NO. 5, at $5.75—All Capes retailed previous to this sale from $7.50 to is not an unmitigated evil if it brings of her sister, Mrs. Sumner W Johnson of CAPE COTTAGE. (only two to each cannot see their ^way clear to to 8.98. purchaser), 996t such of national sentiment. Com- Leland associating unity and New streets, is making a have been LOT all Large wooden benches just themselves with the Prohibition party." One lot of roman striped underskirts, NO. 6, at $7.98—Comprising higher priced Capes, Including all modore Dewey’s brilliant exploit has short visit at the home of a brother i£ about the Cape Cottage grounds It is that the Will be high grade novelties in Short Silk Capss, as well as our Shawl ana Golf Capes) also before us a different placed probable meeting very full, double ruffle, such as are sold placed problem— Lewiston. Silk and Cloth suitable for middle aged ladies. \ in shady places for the use of visitors. over Mr. N. F. of Long Capes, the of the We can- presided by Woodbury everywhere at $1.50. Our price for the disposal Philippines. Mrs. Grace Johnson, of Peering Center, Positively no Cape in Our Establishment Higher than $7.98 PLEASANTDALR. Auburn, and while the first day will be above mentioned not return them to Spanish misrule, we has returned from Lewiston. day, only 75c this given over to members of the Republican during Sale. cannot accept them as states. To con- Class Pay exercises will be held this Mr. Charles Emery has returned to her ON and Democratic parties who are asked to SATURDAY, JULY 2nd. vert them into a colony will mean an en- afternoon at 2 o’clock at A11 Soul’s home in Saco. express their views, will be tire change in our policy in international church by the students of Westbrook Mr. Arthur F. Pillsbury has accented a Thursday Prohibition day and this party’s side of A2TD —— affairs, hut perhaps the time has come Saminary. The arrangements for the position at the Boston & Main round ALL HIGH GRADE LADIES’ SPRING JACKETS, the question will be set before the con- JUNE for us to widen our horizon, to proclaim announcement have been as bouse. MONDAY, 27. completed is three lots at the t vention. The programme: The present following prices to all the world the gospel of Christian follows: The music for the senior class ;Mlss Edna Lamont, who has boen the condition of Prohibition in Maine, W. A. MONDAY JULY Anglo-Saxon civi'ization. will bo furnished by Given’s orchestral guest of Miss Edith Nash, Brunswick, One lot of crash skirts, full width, 5.50 and 7.50. FORENOON, 4, Robinson; the condition in Kennebec $3.50, “But the result of the war destined club of Portland, while the juniors will while attending the graduating exercises from 39 to 44 inches long, well worth has returned to her county, statements of committee of Re- NO JACKET HIGHER THAN $7.50. to give the greatest influence upon the have the Unity club orchestra of Peer- at Bowdoin College, 75c. We shall present every customer with in the cause at is the home on Summer street. publicans Waterville; of the world large, significant drawing ing, Henry Punbar, leader. J. J. Pooler Special for some are worth $15.00 and $16.00. We have but the better grade a handsome patriotlo souvenir, present failure to enforce prohibition. Monday, 37 |-2c Though together of the two great English speak- of the Sherwood, Portland, Is to furnish Mr. Stetson Lewis, who has been em- In black and black cheviots; all but seven are Prof. A. W. two to each jackets left, kersey, clay diagonal a Anthony, the (Only purchaser.) we ing peoples. With better mutual un- the commencement dinner, Thursday. ployed as lireman on shifter on the East- Lewiston; good lined throughout with silk. The seven unlined jackets that have, are not in- method and of at between the two the ern Division of the Boston & Maine rail- Templar prospeot seouring cluded In any of the three lots, but will be sold the bargain counter, together derstanding nations, Street Commissioner Hawkes has com- DON’T FAIL TO SEE enforced prohibition, Grant C. with some linen jackets in broken lots at 98c. US. whole world is to reap the advantage menced the work of grading the Glenwood road, has been transferred as spare hand Rogers, of C. T., Richmond; the W. C. T. U. meth- In sharing our peaceful heritage Chris- avenue extension to the Prospeot street on the Western Division. civilization.” od and prospeot of enfored Sale Commences June at tian extension. The work of will Mrs. Frank G. Pillsbury and daughter, securing pro- Thursday, 33d, grading hibition, Estelle M- The class poem was written and read by take several weeks. The Miss have returned from passing Brninard, county TUESDAY, JUNE 28. surplus earth Bessie, the Civic § a. and will last for ten president,China; League method * in., days, Miss Etta Frances Purington, her sub- removed will be used to some with relatives at and On of the low oa all grade Lawn days Lynn and prospeot of seouring enforced pro- acoqrmt prices “The Death of in jectjbeing, Lovejoy,” avenue. Boston. fiibition, W. F. Berry, Portland; the pro- We shall put on sale all Children’s until noon, Jnly 4th. goods, We shall he obliged to charge yon hibition method and Monday whose memory ;tho class presented the The North Miss Cora Richardson, who has been party prospeot of not of a 4 to for the oost of alterations on Peering Congregational 2 enforced Reefers, many kind, ages garments tablet. securing prohibition, N.F. Wood- EVERYBODY 18 INVITED. memorial church society observed its first ill for some time, is now able to ride out. the one tMa sale in chil- bury, Auburn; the responsibility and duty 12, oheapest worth $2.50. Some purchased at cage you c&4» The history of the gentlemen was given dren’s The of Pearl street has of on Sunday. concert programme, Mr. Charles Merrill, the church issues involving morali- are worth $5.00 and $6.00. Divided in We expect to make this the most attractive sale in the cloak history of Port- not get fitted without any changes. hv William Brvant Chase, and that of from a from the to a ty and ohriatianity, Rev. Geo. D. Lind- sold at postponed week ago, was success- been promoted freight pas- two lots. We sell them at 98c and land. Remember we handle no cheap goods, everything Lewsen'i is tho ladies Miss Thomas say, Waterville; how to seonre nrohibitlon we shall it by Josephine fully carried out. senger train on Western Division, with warranted. If anything does not prove satisfactory consider a favor if wunout msrupting too KepnbUoafi and SI.98. You can afford to buy one of Ward. Tin fn thft TvrPKATit. timo nil Vtnt oha.it Buckman as you would it back to ns. Mr. R. K. engineer. Democratic parties, .lames A. bring Pulsifer, them whether your little girl needs it or In connection with this Midsummer Mark Down Sale of The class ode was then sung to tho air 20 of the 310 in this Mrs. Churchill and daughter, Miss Cleo Esq., Auburn; the political Jackets, THOSE WHO dogs city have been rights and on |WILt CUI4 duties of A. not. Suits and Capes, we shall have special bargains smaller articles for each of sf Mandalay. licensed at the City Clerk’s office. of Portland, passed tne caDDam at me clergymen, S. Ladd, D. D., Augusta.; the necessity of for effec- the 10 days while this sale lasts. FORENOONS will profit ffrefiRt After the awarding of prizes by H. H. The street home of William Thompson. party city government committee Capt. tive enactment and enforcement of On the side columns of this advertisement you will find the special attrac- the class marched pro- by doiae so. Bishop, toihe south will meet at 3 o’clock this afternoon at Mr. Frank Jordan, Forest avenue, hibition, Yolney B. tions for eaoh day. Cushing, Bangor; _ intrance of Memorial where Presi- should the hall, the city offices Woodfords, g to open bids who for the pastiflve months has been prohibition party be aban doned? Nomination lent Albert Cyrus Bobbins gave to the for the from rheumatism, has recovered Jof officers and ad- excavation, furnishing all ma- suffering journment. a bronze memorial tablet to Eli- ‘.olleae terial and laying about 8000 squnie yards sufficiently to resume his duties as con- jah Parish Lovejoy of the class of 1S26. of granite pavement and setting about ductor on Eastern Division of the Boston FIRE AT VINALHAVEN. the tablet bas been set in the east wall 3000 lineal REMEMBER THE feet of granite on & Malnelrailroad. TO THE & [SPECIAI M. curbing PRESS.] R. LEWSEN CO., if the Mr. Bobbins as Forest avenue. A. who has been REMEMBER THE chapel. spoke Miss M. Deooster, pas- Vinalhaven, June 27.—The bouse and !ollows: It seems particularly fitting At the of the Pine some months in St. Paul, Miss., has meeting Grove Cem- sing ell of shat at Emory Smith’s, situated at East this tlmejwhen our nation is at etery association held at the returned to her home on Summer street, 538 Woodfords, Boston, was destroyed fire No. St., when by Saturday; Congress war, America calls for patriotic following officers were elected for the aocompanied by her brother, Mr. Ed Da- cause, to bo a NAME. supposed chim- men, to call to mind old be her the defective NUMBER. Colby's loyal ensuing year: coster, who will guest during ney. Mrs. Smith went to Hurri- ME. men, who have willingly laid aside the President—J. N. Read. summer months. away PORTLAND, cane in for the morning. Mr. Smith was at pen the sword. There is no question Vice-President—S. S. Hersey. Mr. Henry Walsh is home from Van work in the .. as to .Secretary—Frederick Dunham. field,when some of his : ——Ta—-HI thoir'patrotism. We have close by Buren where he has been attending col- neigh- Treasurer—Walter F. Goodrich. bors discovered smoke the t monument in memory of all who have oomlng out of lege. roof near the ell fallen in behalf of Early yesterday one of and the their republic. In- forenoon, Clark Miss Mary Bussell who has been the chimney gave & ice teams was alarm. The fire readily re- ielibly impressed is the name of that Chaplin’s being driven of her brother, Charles Bussell, has company guest but the fire nan who left these along Forest avenue at sponded, had OF SOUTH walls 70 years ago, Woodfords, just returned to her home in Boston. too'muoh.head- TOWN PORTLAND. Mini s mum as a M. C. railroad train was way. All they could do was the out- who died a martyr to the cause of “free- approach- Mr. Sadie Scamman was the guest of save FIRE NOTICE. The were closed and buildings. Loss for BONDS. iom of the press and liberation of the ing. gates the team Mrs. Thomas about $1800; insured her mother, McFarland, Sealed bids will be received the Treas- ilave.” Parish was halted snug to the The $1200. by Elijah Lovejoy. VVe, the gates. horses urer of the town of South Portland, until Friday. 1898, at 4 at iluss of the custom of the became frightened , at the noise of the June 29, p. m., Treasurer’s '99, following Mrs. Grace Atkinson, who has been the WILL SPEND SUMMER IN JAIL. The office of The E. C. Jones Insurance has been tem- for Town of South train and tried to force their Agency Office $4000, Portland unior classes during the last score of way past William E. D Refunding Bonds, 4 cent dated COAL. of Mrs. per interest; guest Beman, (SPECIAL TC THE do now the The pressure to rBESS,l removed to tbe old July 1st, 1898. Denominations $500, matur- rears, present to Colby Universi- gates. brought bear has returned to her home in Mont- porarily |Mo. 37 Mosher street, June Palmer of Exchange St., ing in 15 years from their date. $6,730 Town a bronze tablet in commemoration was so severe that one of the gntes was Saco, £7.—Alphonso |v of vllle, Me. to the fire of 27th. of South Portland Funding Bonds, 4 per broken off. The horses were Buxton who was arrested Saturday for store, owing Friday, May interest; dated 1st, 1898. Denomi- ',ho patriot, philanthropist and martyr, stopped so Soule of Bowdoin is cent, July A Fall Agstrtment o( Irving college nations 13-$500, l-$250» maturing as follows* ud Frw- wo that no damages were sustained alleged Illicit relations with his daughter- shall remain at this addre3S on our Leh^ji is with pride point to the marble by the We during repairs offioe, and 2-$500 in 15 years; 10-$600 in 16 years, l-$5d0 team or in-law was bound over to the 17 in 17 for llab in our Memorial hall, and to the its occupants. today in years: l-$250 yeas. Interest on Earning Gails Damesuo Use. How to Look Good. to do Insurance as usual. at Garde the September term of the Supreme oourt. will be pleased your above bonds, payable semi-annually aumes of our country’s defenders there, Houldecoroft, alleged East Canal National Bank, Portland, Me. Said Pocahontas and Good looks are really more than skin Ethel other was (Semi-Bitnmia^us) 1st us now turn our tablet cushioned in Deering burglar, while Imprisoned Sat- Brooks tlM respondent bonds to be placed with the highest bidder. entirely on a healthy J. CALVIN KNAPP, Treasurer. Cmek Cumberland Coals are of urday at the Woodfords deep, depending also bound over. Neither was able to Georges the sacredness our chapel and point night police of all the vital If the Town of South Portland, Me. P. O. ad- condition organs. furnish with reverence to. the name theredn- station, made an attempt to escape. liver be inactive, you have a bilious surety. dress, Pleasantdale, Me. >625 dtd ansnrpaued for general steam and stomaoh be “Lovejoy,l.the first When he was locked up he was turned look; if your disordered, you use. scribed, great apostle if HORSEMEN ARE POOR. forge over have’a dyspeptic look; your kidneys of American freedom.” to a special police officer by a citi- JONES INSURANCE be affected, yon have a pinohed look. TO THE PRESS.} THE E. C. AGENCY Genuine Ljkens Franklin, zen. This officer made no saaroh [SPECIAL Valley The tablet was accepted by Hon. Ed- of the Secure good health, and you will surely for the Old Orchard, June 27.—The Old Or- C. and and American CanneL mund F. Webb on behalf of the board of prisoner,leaving that city marshal have good looks. “Electric Bitters” is EDWARD JONES, Agent Manager, English advertised lor next to do a Alternative and Tonic. Acts chard race meeting trustees. After Mr. Webb’s speech, the upon his arriv al. Later the city good directly on the stomach, liver and kid- Week at the Old Orchard kite traok has PHILIP I. JONES, Assistant Manager. WIN. M. Above Coals Constant- class the which marshal appeared and searched the man, the MARKS, sung presentation ode, neys. Purifies blood, cures not the may28eodtf but of pimples, been declured off, enough of concluded the afternoon’s exercises. nothing importance was found blotches and boils, and gives a good com- ly On Hand. to warrant its held. 1 ■■■111 bottle classes filling being .... about him. It seems that when he was plexion. Every guaranteed. Bold .t t ir '■"Tnirmrin1 , myem* TELEPHONE I OO-'i DROWNING ACCIDENT AT MADI- ati H.^P- H. Goold’s Drug Store. 60 cents Card first locked up that a small saw, which MAINE PENSIONS. Book, bottle. OFFICE: SON. he had ho secreted in per AND- with him, the cell. Washington, June £7.—The following June 27.—George Hopper, 21 Late in the evening he made an Buckien’s Arnica Salve. from the issue 7b Commercial & 70 Exchange Sis. Madison, attempt pension changes, resulting »T*r3 M.W&Ft: of New to want school and the years of age, formerly Bruns- escape as he had one of the iron bars THE LEST SALVE In the world for of June 16, arc announced: you furniture, Sores. JOB wick, was drowned here yesterday. He about half sawed off when a oitizen Cuts, Bruises, Uloers, Salt REISSUE. best, get the PRINTER, Bheum, Fever Sores; PRINTERS’ EXCHANGE, left his boarding house at 10 o’clock passing by out of curiosity stepped into Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns anil all Skin Edward Harden, Farmington, $14 to 97 1 Exchange SfM PoriSantl Williams Indian Pile In the forenoon and not returning station. While there he discovered Olntvieut is a sure euro Sunday what and cures or Thomas $0 Eruptions positively Piles, $17: Wetberlll, Springvale, forPJI.ES. It absorbs night, a search was made for him. This the prisoner was endeavoring to do. The no pay required. It is guaranteed to to $8; James Smith, national military give “CHANDLER” tumors. Stops itching. satisfaction morning his clothes were found on the city marshal who also acts often times perfect or money rofuudcd. home, Kennebec, $10 to $12. GIVES RELIEF. SOo. Prioe 25 cents per box. For sale H. P. ADJUSTABLE FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. rted SI. At river of men are in the as a by original, widows, etc. S Druggists. bank and a number evening patrolman, was 577 BOSTON. S. Goold, Congress St. under Con- 165 Devonshire St.. All orders b£ mail or sale found and telephone promptly For by J. E. Goold & Co, dragging the river for the body. appraised of the facts. The gress Squats Hotel Mary A. Higgins, Bangor, $8. /WhenPrUa Tu.Fritl attended tr.. .\epts22eoatf lun«d&w| PORTLAND DAILY PRESS* Shatter will walt'untilfthe arrival of the and eagerness for the full oup of class MISCBIXAJTKOPS- MISCBKAAXEOPS. FINANCIAL on excitement can survive it. Other — AND reinforcements now their way. day men hail with delight any willingness on “KEHEMBEB THE MAIN.” the MAINE STATE PRESS. rumor that Martinez the part of their to promenade MUNYON’S The Gen. Campos guests General Verdict. yard. Here thousands of Chinese lanterns GUARANTEE, The of Rates. Is about to a diotator- Subscription proclaim military overhead Times Union—The ex- ia/eek strung from tree to tree swing Strong Assertion* a* to )ut Albanv N T., an * Main’s Clrous ves- BONDSi Daily ihip wears air of L. Big (in advance) $0 per year; $3 for six great probability. in purple, green and orange canopies, tbe Remedies Will bibitinn'of Walter Riverton Do. tie very beet w” months; $1.60 a quarter; 60 cents a month. Almost ail of difficulties while the of red and green PARK, JUNE 27 Spain’s past steady glare ffi?™"beyond.doubtin Albany. fireworks the restless crowd aver witnessed The Daily is delivered every morning by uave been solved a dio- throws gay through military Is like a Maine Central R. 4s. carrier within the limit! at vividly before vou. Class day JtTSil gt^ranteei R., anywhere city and »tors The oivll is Curo will Show hip. government cake walk. It is an affair of oolor. Here to Portland Grounds, Peering. Woodfords without extra, aU Doming charge. weak and and is al- and throe cases "f rh“?arlr THE NEW YORK COMEDY laturally foeble, too, the glee club sings tt.ni Portland 4s. COMPANY, Varsity in a Water Daily (not in advance), invariably at the tew n"m“‘ Co., In a Great Farce Comedy, nost certain to break down when any baDds pipe the hours away. Thus passes that hi. Dyari|?,,,h™r“’ rate of $7 a year. class in the To will cure ievere strain is it. The real day evening yard. the.other lndfeesthtn*^?* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29. ANT ur» Maine State put upon of all stomach* TOWN FLAT. Press, (Weekly) published plaoes music and dancing, Memorial tr™h?Dd Ban- Merrimack 1 that June July 1, County, minutes evert *1.00 50 cents for 6 in is the and venture. his Kidney rs8*’ Lewiston. Twenty-five of solid laughter, and Thursday, per year; iominating power Spain army. the gym, I hardly dared will months; 25 cents for 3 months. cure 00 per 30^ Augusta, It is the that down By ten o’clock one is able to distinguish <2^ army pulls govern- of all cases of irjdJi1! N. H., 4s. HIGH CLASS SPECIALTIES. Persons wishing to leave town for long or nents and sets them and the ultimate patohes of ground onco hidden beneath trouble; that RILKY ft up, tarrh his of THE WALTER L. MAIN HUGHES, WJLLET ft THORN, iliort have addresses of their garden seats loaded with billows of Cure will NEGRO periods may tho ■eliauce of must he catarrh IMPERSONATORS, PROTEAN SKETCH ARTISTS, every reigning dynasty muslin, and at after the lanterns do matter XS Grandest; Best Shows Consolidated. 4s. THE ADKLPHIA papers changed as olten as desired. length lpDg Saco, DUO If the can on its standing; that^hil iron it army be kept go out and the yard well runs dry we un- Headache REFINED VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS. Rates. Cu?; wifuJi! Advertising iide it cun generally pull through. Mar- derstand that the ’98 class day is at an any kind of 4s. end. a few headache"? Biddeford, THE VARETTES In Daily Press square, for «me minutes; {hi? $1.60 per tinez is a favorite with the army, Cold Campos The senior is envied. He shoud lie Cure will Will continue to their concerts for one men'll. Three imertions Prices on application. give popular at 2.15, 4.90 and 7.30 week; $4.00 __ quickly break dally. iml is perhaps its ablest commander. At pitied. His pride is tho op any other ad- probably only foitn of cold and bo on through the entire lu* 7.# All Entertainments Are Free to or less, $1.00 per square. Every day that 1 01 Patrons of the Cars. ho same time he is friendly to the pres- thing pulls him through the day remedies. At all druggists, 25 cents a yial vertisements, one third less than these rates. 1 without nervous His full If you need medical advice write Prof. Munv*n et dynasty. If he has concluded to pro- prostration. yon* Half squaro advertisements $1.00 for ono injoyment of class day Is best taken out 1506 Arch et.. Phila., It Is absolutely free laim a it is alto- SWAN & Week or for one month. military dictatorship La a retrospect of It ten years hence. He BARRETT, $2.60 186 Middle Me. a of the width of a col- ;ether probable that he is with the works hard. His is at best a case of St.. Portland, THE GEM “A square” is space acting dtl THEATRE, PEAKS ISLAND mixta dolore. jy27 umn auu ono inch long. approval of the reigning dynasty, and voluptas The Maine men were In the The Handsomest Summer Theatre in Notices, on first page, one-third addi- vith the intention after following America. Special the dictatorship olass of ’98: James Stewart Barstow, STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION tional. ’hall have one and only Show in served its purpose of rehabili- Howe Gar- The Big America MONDAY * YEN JUNE Gardiner; Henry Richards, 4th of a -OF THE —— Commencing IMG, 27th, and every evening for the balance of the genuine boom. The re- Amusements and Auction Sales, $2.00 per the Eben John now enjoying big week, with Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and tating Queen regent and her boy. diner; Creighton, Thomaston; cent birth of a baby at Boston Saturday, each week. Three insertions or less, Oakes elepnant square if it be asked what is ths present crisis Wing Prentiss, Bangor; George Junction, May 6, in conjunction with the $1.00 per square. Tobey, Augusta; Frank Perley Weseott, lions, baby ostriches, the great PORTLAND MR, BYRON to a the baby ndlng TRUST COMPANY DOUGLAS Notices In and classed pointing military dictatorship White True Port- Canandaigua. These four new and Heading nonpareil type Hock; Henry Hooper, pony and his excellent Stock Company will present a New Comedy entitled reply is that the sees Portland. vT novel features are exclusive. No other show Portland, June 1898. with other paid notices, 15 cent! per line each Spanish government land: and St. John Smith, 17, uly, in the world today promises such a that the timo is fast when N .99. quar- WILLIAM G. DAVIS, President. Insertion. approaching tette of won 6.ers. Ele JAMES P. BAXTER. Vice President. Pure Reading Notices in reading matter type, the country will be compelled to make 1888. A Baby phant. The New York Sun says HARRY BUTLER, JEFFERSON’S VIOLIN- third of the kind in America. Secretary. cents line each insertion. sacrifices for It knows per- TRUSTEES—William G. James P. 15 per great peace. the Davis, SINLESS Fire for BOSTON JUNCTION, Pa., SINNERS. Works—Headquarters best May 6—Bess, Baxter, A. H. Walker, Chas. F. William To Let, For Sale and similar adver- An Old Instrument Which Is Said to Have of the Walter Main Libby, The production will be given with entirely New Scenery and Magnificent Costumes. Wants, fectly well that the Carlists and perhaps of Fire big elephant L. Consoli- W. Brown, David W. Snow, Augustus H. week in lot quality Works, Flags, Masks, dated Shows, gave birth to a Evening Performance at 8 o’clock, Matinees at 2.45 o’clock. Casco Bay Steamers leave Cus- tisements, 25 cents per advance, :ho will take of to the baby elephant Wright, Sidney W. Thaxter, Franklin R. Bar- Republicans, advantage Belonged Statesman. etc. Cotton and Wool Bunting Flagg at at this place about daylight. The little tom House Wharf at 2.15 for Matinees and 7.80 for Evening Performances. Bound Trip Tickets, 40 w ords or no adver- rett, Walter G. Davis, Frederick Roble, Chas. less, display. Displayed eace to a 40 is a and with coupon admitting to Theatre, 26 cents. Reserved Seats, to and 20 cents. Boxes, six chairs I negotiations raise cry that the reduced prices; 0 foot to foot; also pachyderm beauty weighed at birth O. Bancroft Alpheus G. Rogers, Weston F. tisements under these headlines, and all adver- about 300 pounds. It has been named in each box, do cents each chair. Admission without Casco Bay Coupon, 20 cents. Sale of Es- ronor of the is Fire Butler. oountry being sacrificed, The ways in whioh violins of famous Flag Poles, Balloons. after the hero of MUllken, Harry served Seats at Casco Bay 8teambpat Office, Custom House Wharf. tisements not naid in advance, will be charged 4x0 ‘Dewey, Manila. The a Cotton Flags feet, $2.00 little one will March tad bring on if possible revolution that make and value from ob- Bunting cunning be seen with the Organized 31, 1893. at regular rates. great emerge 0x9 each; L. Main Grandest will enable them to seize the each; 5x8, $2.75; $3.00 0x10, Walter and Best Shows LIABILITIES. In Maine State Press—$1.00 per square government. scurity are varied, and no greater proof of 8x12 all fast colors. Consolidated. $3.50; $4.50, English Capital Stock. *100,000.00 tor first insertion, and 50 cents per square for Undoubtedly the movement looking to this fact has been advanced for Cuban Silk Wool McCULLUM’S CAPE COTTAGE. many Flags, Flags, Flags, Bun- Surplus. 100,000.00 UNDER THE MANAGEMENTTHEATRE, OF BARTLEY McCULLUM. each subsequent insertion. a military dictatorship under Campos is years than the discovery of Thomas Jef- ting Flags; lowest market prices. We have Undivided profits. 13.126.42 Demand Address all communications relating to sub- to meet this emergency if it arises, by the best 10 ct. Flag with Gilt head, war- deposits. 805,880.85 erson’s favorite violin in the hands of an Certificates of deposit. 96,110.83 The Best Ventilate] and Summer Theatre in America. scriptions and advertisements to Portland ranted to stand any we have al- Coolest, Equipped putting the army, which will eventually near weather; Deposits lor coupons. 1,691.25 Monday and for tne balance of octogenarian negro Charlottesville, sold Commencing Eve., 27th, every evening the week with Publishing Co., 97 Exchange Street, ready thousands of them; also Trust funds. 12,536.14 Matinees A Scenic prove to be the controlling power, into Va. The violin bears date of and Jap- Dally Except Monday. Magnificent. Production. Portland, Me. i671, anese Lanterns and Candles for same. Sinking funds for corporations. 327,427.01 the hands of a friend of the present dy- Its maker was Nicolaus A math This A SOLDIER'S SWEETHEART. oasty. relic of Jefferson and of the skill of its *1,466,772.50 RESOURCES. Will Be Presented for the First Time on Any Stage. Italian was THE PEEBS. maker found by Albert Hil- Demand loans. Reserved seats on sale at Stelnert & Son’s, 617 Congress St HARVARD COLLEGE. WHOLESALE AND *124,980.31 debrandt of 19 North Liberty street, Bal- RETAIL, Time loans. 164,636.21 Bound Trip Tickets with Coupon Admitting to Theatre Only SO cts Stocks and bonds. 698,002.50 Best reserved seats with coupon only 10 and 20 cents. Private Boxes Six JUNE 28. timore, Md. Mr. Hildebrandt is an ama- Seating Persons, TUESDAY, To the Editor of the Press: Trust investments. 12,381.14 S8.00. Matinees at 2.30 p. m. Evening at 8.16 p m. Take Gape Ctt.ge Cars and Ask for teur musloian. The story of his discovery Sinking fund Investments. 319,695 65 Coupon Ticket. 544 CONGRESS and fixtures. Harvard College, June 24, 1898. and what led to it is told himself: ST. Furniture 2,227.85 The publicity that the Navy Depart- op by "REMEMBER THE MAIN” Expense account. 1,865.36 If with ull the of war news crush you —-— FINANCIAL. “vr« Cash on deposit. 218.494.59 ment has given to the order to Commo- Is America’s Big Show, and the greatest can be to devote a little Cash on hand. 13,690,39 amusements. persuaded space by a at Charlottesville and inci- artists in the world, the finest dore Watson to proceed with a fleet ot negro horses, the do a tamer but some of us an inter- CHARLES DAY. most menagerie, the most yet^to asked him my favorite complete thrilling to the coast of Spain indicates dentally question: the most in fact 81,456,772.50 battleships I like je27 dlw acts, amusing clowns, more GRAND OPENING esting subject, should to make my ‘Do know of an old as I features are to seen F. E. TIMBERLAKE, that this is one of the naval movements you violin, new and novel be with Walter L. Main Shows than with je22dtf Bank Examiner. ... OF THE closing letter to you a brief account of want to buy one?’ Said he: ‘1 knows of the any $90,000 which our has no two shows now The Main is government objections class week and travelling. the class day. an old that never to knowing about in advance. fiddle, boss, belonged to one show that divides, but constantly Spain's not Granite Block Pavement-City of adds and exhibits In its Last Sunday fewer than 350 seniors Thomas Jefferson, and old John Scott Deerlng. entirety. Giving New Portland Park, more for the Bicycle ten times money than in and owns it now.’ The barber was any Congressman Dingley voted for the re- caps gowns marched by couples so inter- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. show in America. With this mighty WOODBURY & THIRTY YEAR 4 PER CENT Portland, Maine. ested that he sent oue of his men with MOULTON, solution instructing the President to put into Appleton chapel to hear the bacca- millionaire organization there are no cheap July 1th, 1898. Daces Call at 8.80. me, and soon we were on the road to no inferior wornout but laureate sermon will be received by tbe Com- performers, acts, dti an end to the war in Cuba, empowering by Rev. Henry Vandyke Scott’s artist a act an je28_ home, about two miles from PROPOSALSmittee on Streets until two o’clock p. m. of every star, every innovation, of and feature new and refined. him to use the army and navy if neces- New York city. The speaker made a Charlottesville, at the base of the Monti- Tuesday, June 28, 1898. and then publiclv open- every Gorge- M M ous new FREE STREET PARADE at to the ’98 cello Mountains and the old ed and read at the City Building,for excavating, starting AUCTION SALES. sary for that purpose. Congressman forcible, eloquent appeal men. adjoining 11 o’clock from.the show grounds. Circus Jefferson plantation. John Soott I found furnishing all material, and laying about 8000 — OF THE Boutelle voted against it. Both those Jesus’s words. “Ye are the salt of the square yards of Granite Block Pavement and parties can secure reserved seats in advance to be an of 98 at BANKERS, active, bright negro years. C. H. Co., 463 Trustee’s earth” are for setting about 3000 lineal feet of Granite Guppy Drug 8tore, Congress Sals of Valuab'e Real Estate gentlemen were renominated yesterday directly applicable to the When I saw him he was in his street. One ticket admits to all. working Curbing. A certified check of $500 must ac- These were see by their respective, districts by acclama- graduate. words not uttered garden. I asked to the violin, and he company each bio and a bond will be required jnel8-20-23-25-27-28 STANDISH WATER & BY AUCTION. me the successful as a to the as brought to from the cupboard a dilap- of bidder. Blank specifications tion. Evidently the war is not cutting compliment disciples but a On Tuesday, June at 10 idated double violin case that had once and all necessary Information may be obtained Gar. Middle & 28th, o’clock, a. statement of Sts. CONSTRUCTION m., we shall toll on the much of a figure in Maine conventions. plain what the disciples been covered at the offioe of tne City Engineer, and the Com- Exchange CO., premises all the with leather. So many DON'T right, title, a«id interest of the stood for in the world. Halt is under- mittee reserve the right to reject any or all trustee years had elapsed, however, since the under the will of he late Hanson bids. Waste money and efforts on a "poor Nancy In A despatch to the Associated Press ac- stood to to and to leather was first on the ease that your DUE 1928. and to the following described real cleanse, purify, pre- placed HANSON S. CLAY, ) Committee thing.” To become an artist you must have a estate, a of it had come off in namely: The lot of land situated on the cuses the Cuban soldiers of about serve. Such was the of large part patches. JABEZM. LANK. [ on flrst-class instrument. INVESTMENT lying duty the disoiples SECURITIES, corner of ‘‘Opening it I saw that the moths had WALTER PICKETT,) Streets. This company supplies Deering, West- easterly Spring and Winter streets in the shade smoking cigarettes, with and such is the of the man. known as the Nancy Hanson hav- duty college had a feast with the red lining. The in- Je21 dtd WE brook, Gorham and Standish, and the property their stomachs filled with American CARRY ing a frontage of about SS feet on Spring Good salt is strument was in a above bonds are aggressive, piercing, pene- wrapped carefully LETTERS OF street and about 57 1-2 feet on Winter street! our are of old STEIN rations, while troops at work un- trating. It permeates and gives flavor to piece doth, and the minute I WAY, HARDMAN CREDIT, The above property will be sold subject to looked at it I saw it was the best the taxes for the present 1898. Terms der a burning sun building military the world. and speci- OABLER. PEASE, year, Aggressive, piercing men of Nicolaus Amati’s violins I had JAMES A GUARANTEED at sale. roads. They have evidently HOLMSTKOII, Sarah S. S. under thoroughly penetrating qualities should be possessed ever seen. After a while I managed to Restored Manhood. FOREIGN DRAFTS. McCobb, Trustee, the and other High Grade Ieb9 dti by Portland Water Co. will of Nanoy Hanson. je25dtd assimilated the idea that the war is car- by the college ,man. With his mental, strike a bargain with the old man and the violin became In it I DR. MOTT’S NERVERINE PILLS. ried on for the benefit of Cuban humanity. moral and religious training he should my property. By F. 0. BAILEY £ am certain I own one of the very best The great reme- -FOR SALE BY- CO., Auctioneers mix with the world and try to make the violins existing today. The scroll is most dy for nervous for seems to have and can The hoped happened. world better. the model and work- prostration and recommend them as the best represen- artistically carved, all nervous tatives of the several Household :: Furniture The Cadiz fleet has been practically beautiful. Tne varnish is of dls- grades. During the week the same uncouth slab manship eosesof the gen- color and the are of H. M. PAYSON shut out of the Suez Canal. Admiral golden yellow pegs erative organs UNITED fences have been springing up, from &C0„ AT ivory. All that was needed was a few of either sex, AUCTION. Camara has been furnished with a perfect -AND THE- building to building until now the quad- repairs and now it is a singing beauty. such as Nervous Bankers. I\N WEDNESDAY, June 29th. at 10 a. excuse for not going through the Suez “John from whom I the Prostration. m.. at rangle formed by the |yard dormitorios Soott, bought JSrlol Self Pianos. St.. Portland. Me. No. 91 Park street, we shall sell the bkforb and after usixg Palling or Lost Playing 32 Exchange Furni- Canal. Now his fleet may return home, violin, told me that he inherited the in- ail ture, consisting of a lot of and that part of the yard between Thayer, Emissions,Youth- Old feb28 general House strument from his father, who was a Manhood,Impoteney,Nightly Instruments taken in Exchange, Furniture. Parlor Chairs. and the crews, from Admiral down, can ful Mental exoessive use of To- Furniture, Pictures. Sever, Gore and University halls, are slave of Thomas Jefferson. After Errors, Worry, Tables. Chamber return- which lead to Consumption and CATALOGUES FREE. STATES Mirrors, Carpets. Sets, iri swear that they were just dying to shed baccoorOpium, Walnut, Oak and Hair securely barred against the Ever- ing to Charlottesville with my prize I With order we a writ- Cherry, Mattresses and public. Insanity. every $5 give Lowest Price*. Most Liberal Terms Bedding, Silver Ware. their blood for the honor of their coun- learned that Jefferson was quite a good ten guarantee to cure or refund the money. Whatnots, Matting, greens transform the rough enclosures Wardrobes, Shades. Stoves, Crockery Ware ami but would not let them. musician, a lover and player of the vio- Sold at $1.00 per box, 6 boxes for $5.00. DU. try, England into not even General je27dtd hedges only presentable but lin, and that he had owned several valu- MOTT’S CHEMICAL COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio. M. Furnishings._ Then they can curse England volubly, StelnertT Sons Go., picturesque. The enclosed bit between able instruments of Italian make. The For sale by J. E. Goold & Co. and thus will have covered them- F. O. BAILEY & CO. they Holden chapel, Hollis and Harvard halls one I had bought he had christened ‘Pet,’ T. C, McGQULDRIC Manager, WAR LOAN. Casco National Bank selves with without a and this makes me believe that it was his TEL, 818—2. 517 CnnirreH Street. glory shedding drop is not the scene of the tree exercises this favorite apr9dTu,Thur&8at tf -OF- of blood. violin.” CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. Auctioneer* and Commission Merektitii year. This celebration has been trans- The violin is today being constantly PORTLAND, MAINE, ferred to Memorial and will henceforth used by a friend of Mr. Hildebrandt, Salesroom AS Street. The battle of Quasina, as the bloody $200,000,000 Exchange take place about the John Harvard statue who is one of the orchestra of a Balti- near Savilla on Friday will be more theatre. F. O. BAILEE C. W. ALLEN fight on Special Notice. 1824. the triangular lawn known as the NORTON Incorporated mark* tl was a for the l known, victory Americans, HILL, AND CAPITAL SURPLUS Memorial delta. I shall speak of the ex- but it was a dearly purchased one, for onr ercises further on. On and after lltli the STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION loss in officers, was very NO WASH BOILER HERE! May Insurance 3 especially largo BONDS. Thursday was a day of In Agents, % importance. fare will be F1VJE CENTS to — — when compared with the number of men TliiB receives OF THE the first plane it marked the end of the company subscriptions There can be little doubt that FELS-NAPTHA SOAP- and from Forest City Landing:, Have removed for the new 3 cent engaged. final exams. The dreadful period of temporarily to United States per Peaks’ Island. Bonds in all denominations to suit in- all the advantage obtained by it might uncertainty was at least over, come from brief little ONE MILLION Falmouth Loan and have been secured at much less cost had it good or bad. Then came the depress- soaking—a Steamers leave Custom House vestors, in accordance with Circular of Building ing news from the crew. There was no the and will de- trmrft nrndanffl hfl«n nhsfirvfirt. Thn the Wharf. Treasury Department, uuiu tu 22 ASSOCIATION. grieve uowever. sorrow was rubbing—-and EXCHANGE ST., liver the Bonds to subscribers free of vance was too'precipltate, and took into drowned in and the See time table in another anticipation, gods charge. JUNE 1808. aooount the of ambus- soon showed themselves tiling’s done swiftly PORTLAND, 18, too little dangers propitious. Thurs Directly old DOLLARS. ~ column. Opposite their office cade for which the nature of the country day evening saw almost universal happi- and C. W. T. GODING, Interest Paid on ALFRED H. BERRY, President. ness, for had not the Yale-Harvard strug- cleanly. ALPHEUS L. HAN8COME, Secretary. is well adapted and at whioh the Spanish Of Orocers. FELS & Gen. NO- gle for base ball honors gone the right CO., PHItA. mylldtf Manager TEmlvlPH0NE MERCANTILE TRUST CO., NATHANIEL W. MORSE, Treasurer. troops are adepts. There can be little way? 35fc4- TIME : DEPOSITS. Directors—Samuel A. True, Nathaniel W. Morse, Charles Almon N. doubt that the attack was Let me pass with but a brief mention First National Bank Bnilding, Cook, unexpected by Waterhouse, Alfred H. Berry, of the of the seniors’ on Provincial the American in fact that it took joys promenade in Ju23 PORTLAND, ME. eOdtf Drafts drawn National Prank W. Franklin H. troops, Bank of or Stockman, Memorial. Long lines of carriages, lights Bngland* London* la large Morse. Joseph A. MacGowan, Ed- them Only soldiers of the small for sale at current rates. by surprise. music, dancing, silk skirts, and gay amounts, win *. Vose, John H. Humphrey, best description, would have stood up un- faces. It is the same old brilliant thing Current Accounts received on favorable Eugene M. Walker, Bryce M. Ed- terms. Edward H. der it. that keeps the senior on the till wards, Sargent, George jump Franklin M. midnight when he ought to be Oorrespoadeno# •elicited from Individ- Smith, Lawrence, preparing uals, Corporations, Banks and others Bion B. Small, Fred E. Eastman, for the morrow—in bed. W. A. statesmen and soldiers seem to desiring to accounts, as well as from James F. Macy, L. Edwards, Spanish nine o’clock this the sen- open By morning those wishing to transact Banking busi- L. Hanscome, James L. Doolittle, be a lot of paranoiacs. They are con- ior class assembled GRAND CLOSING OUT Jordan liadi before Holworthy SALE ness of Snow, George Libby, King any description tkrongn this stantly boasting of their power, and im- and were on the march to {Sanders thea- ——OF*- Bank. S. Raymond, Levi M. Bailey. tre, where graduating exercises are held. agining that they are about to do great Organized August 10, 1891. Meanwhile caterers, furniture movers, it comes to STEPHEN R. SMALL President. things.but.when performance and others slip in and out of the dormi- are have tories with their from anxi R. GODINS. Cishlv- they utterly impotent. They preparations for the of mind, freedom iGD7ati,MARSHALL LIABILITIES. spreads of the afternoon and plenty of energy for brag and bluster, evening. are not usually counted Accumulated capital, $112,564.25 Already gaily plumed hats and ety, and they roll out high sounding{sentences gowns, Advance payments, 3,837.07 clapboarded with yellow, pink or crimson Boys’ as purchasable possessions, yet, fund, 2,728.57 Central Guaranty of their patriotism. But ruffles announce Suits, Maine Railroad Company. expressive that the class day young to a material extent, these de- Profits. 1,202.18 when they have done this they have ex- lady is here. At times, too, a cap and are The Seven Per Cent Bonds of this Com- scurries across the yard and is sirable conditions acquired $120,332.0? hausted themselves. History may be ran- gone pany falling due July 1 proximo together RESOURCES. eaven knows where. some are well gown Again'we see by men whose lives with the semi-annual coupons on same, due sacked in vain for such an {.exhibition of senior who is taking fhis little party of and that date, will be paid on presentation at Loans on mortgages of real estate, as the two or to a Coats insured. the & impotence Spanish government three place l of safety. He Top office of Vermilye Company, Brazer $102,040.37 State and Devonshire Loans on 1,300.00 has afforded since this war broke out. mops his forehead, tries to say A of Building, Streets, shares, ^something % Policy Real estate and wears Isome sort of smile. Perhaps Bos ton, Mass. foreclosure, 6,794.75 Yet the Spanish soldiers and sailors have GEO. W. YORK, Treasurer. Temporary expense, 2*20.88 he thinks he is happy. Such happiness shown themselves whenever Oft--- Portland, June 24, 1898. Cash, 9,976.07 {opportunity may sometime be yours, but you feel in 1 has offered, to be brave men and ready to no hurry for it. $120,332.07 After 1 o’clock insurance 317 hard. The secret of the failure to the visitors begin to Reefers. Referring to the above notice, we have Number of shareholders, fight I throng the yard. The crowd increases Number of borrowers, 103 seems lie by $ be purchased front the Company 1696 accomplish anything to in the 2 and 8 till at 4 might Number of shares outstanding. o’clock, the suffocation for 555 of the administrative limit has been Number of shares pledged loans, incapacity officers, reaohed. One feels as if $5.00 AND $6.50 GRADES AT & termed the Number of loans. 103 the big elms removed to a $626,500 Mains Central Railroad Consoli- Bank both civil and military. should|be give white <3* J* F. E. TIMBERLA.KE, Examiner. chance for more air. Stand if yon will at $ jC25dSt a window dated 4 Per Cent The American army is close to the gates above the heads. Round and Mortgage Bonds, round beneath *the eyes nothing but a of Santiago—or to stiok closer to the facts ~ due and we offer to holders of keleidoscopic change of color, a sort of of 'Cruce April 1912, —close to the barbed wire fence which | flag ^ huge brilliant chemical reaction first he 7 per cent Bonds due July 1st, the BASE BALL with surrounds it. But unless the Spaniards green, then white, then crimson,till to their at right exchange bonds, par and ... the aches with the which a man’s family from ....AND a which is eye surging panorama 8 protects should make sortie, highly im- each. interest to for the new 4s at and the senses fairly turn with the end- It is *^e maturity, a number of and $3.50 all advances of adversity. probable, days less whirl below. 105 1-2 and interest. or a will About five Sale continues until $ one investment that never deserts perhaps week elapse befors there is o'clock the classes assembled every day Saturday, July 2nd. We reserve the right to withdraw this in the yard and marched to TENNIS GOODS. any general fighting. It may be that it the Memorial depreciates. $ offer without notioe. delta. The statue exercises in will be decided to invest the and proved thor- place a Over latest G> ® All the best, most modern, A Fine Assortment every way welcome substitute for the 400 fine all wool reliable Suits and over 200 style Top Coats and Reefers are offered. ^ oipture it by the slow prooess of a siege. tree. The Life Insurance ® rough barbarous scrimmage was The Suits Sailor, and double $ oughly reliable plans of Mach of course the eliminated. The wreath of flowers which comprise Middy, Vestee, Reefer, Golf, Bicycle regular breasted Jacket At Lowest Prices. depends upon strength are written the * was for about styles, also 3 Suits for 9 to 17 The of by of the defences and also the health fought the tree, now rested piece boys years. regular price these valuable seasonable garments we VERMILYE & COMPANY, upon at the feet of John Harvard and was offer have been and at are of the American If the surround- $5.00 6.50 (some and $3.50 great values. army. borne away by the seniors'at the close of 8.00) 27 State Street, Boston. Do not the if can. it On our Second Floor wo have ings of Gen. Shafter’s troops are unsani- the exercises. The classes cheered the delay. Come, bring boys you you can’t we give you your size. But here is the Union mutual Life je23 dlw graduates, the the to | | tary It may be oonoluded that the loss of graduates classes, each place buy Boys' and Children’s Clothiug for the present. class cheered itself and all the rest, and life from the guns of the enemy in an as- graduates cheered President Eliot, Dean loss than insurance BONDS HAMMOCKS sault may be that would result Briggs, Prof. Shaler, Mr. not Co., Lehmann, | Of the from the which a forgetting a oheer for the fair visitors. | Municipal Security Company, “protracted{stay siege PORTLAND, ME. As soon as it is dark to % f Series D, and coupons from Series in variety. would involve, and the former may be enough light £>, great the lanterns, the poor tired senior who and Series F bonds due July 1st, 189S, decided upon as more humane to our be FRED E. RICHARDS, PRESIDENT. ® may has been lucky 1 enough to get an STANDARD CLOTHING jjj will be paid upon presentation, on and troops than the latter. If {an assault is hour or two of rest must again spring to CO., /f\ ARTHUR L. BATE8, Vice PRESIDENT, $ after that date, at the office of Woodbury the post of duty. Perhaps this is to danoe & decided upon it is probablo that unless Thousands of Maine people possess $ Moulton. in the breathless jam of Memorial or the Millions of the force the fighting Gen. ass Middle Union Mutual Insurance. mrwiClPAIC SECURITY CO. LORING. SHORT & HARMON Spaniards gym. The man of exceptional st. 1 l physique Juliet «*r *#&<*&*******&&**&***#*&4F let* -1 \v ft u co' MUSIC AND D RANI A. ame roof. Jeremiah Potts and his °I the advertisements. new advertisements. sister- SCHOOL BOAUD DOINGS. was added to the list regular THE municipal court. iqgw | | new adveb.tlsesw.nta, the wife of n-luw, Obadiah, do not get toothers ;ii a salary of $125. in well Both are of a i-let-tod assistant THE SOLDIER’S SWEETHEART. ! together. domineor- Mis* .' Latham was nature and botli Election of Teachers for the of the Ward 3 bifi-'OBE JUDGE UOBINSON. ng want to run both Ensuing j _‘i y. ‘,;’!ha W. Howe For the first time on the any stage ides of the of vo5l>. Catharine A. Intoxi- flat. Naturally they clash and Year. at a salary Feeney. “Soldier's Sweetheart” was kindergarten in produced ( he situations are in the Casco street days county jail. resulting extremely The corps of teachers *“ 30 last evening at Bartley McCuIlum’s | eleotion of ,i„7 Scaperet o. Intoxication; unny leading up to the final trumph of school was increased by the theatre with the chaiacttrs distributed A Few Changes in the List and Several Sal- Vita 0,0uuty 3al>- ] be women of $400. ae' of the house, even though Miss Evelyn Clark at a salary S'ioif.i A- MuJia. Intoxioation ; lined as follows: ( aries Advanced—Diplomas Issued to Park be- ibediah attempts to rule his w>fe by the The eleotion of teaohers of tho costs, suspended during good General Nugent, U. S. A., the Seniors of the High School Includ- ha7‘or; Pledge one year. id of as a manufacturer of the Norman D. CoDulers whiskey street school was postponed pending Crawfield. Intoxioation; fined $3 f 1 ing Four in the Volunteer Service. ,iInes Major Randall, U. S. A., ourage. The farce will interest and sreotion of the now building. J, c°sts, suspended during good be- R. If John Armstrong ; onuse while it is not deep in its The of Mise Mary A. Babb, ; pledge one year. Wm. H. plot, The chief task on hand at tho school salary haJlor Jack Randall, his son, Pasoce was Leighton. Intoxication; (ust the kind of thing for a summer teachor of the Island sohool (In A" Riohnrd Graven, his nephew, committee’s meeting yesterday afternoon, Lon;; 13 costs> suspended during good W. F. 1 amusement. noreasod and that of be hay i Canfield ivening was the election of teachers. The board from $425 to $475 U. S. A., takes the of the Fadettes Miss tho Cliff Island fined 1.-3 Captain Harmon, Nothing place dovoted about an hour to that Grace P. Dow of 'layior. Intoxication; $5 James Bankson duty and to costs; suspended behavior. ■ n their admirable concerts which are school from $300 to $400. during good Corporal Crabtree (one armed), the tho fixing of salaries. Two resignations Waggje E. G. Forrest. Intoxioation; ;lven three times Yesterday the Miss C. Bedlow will resume her fined priveleged, Stephen Wright daily. were accepted several new teaches elected Lucy S3 and costs. O’Toole, U. S. A., tudionces gavo them a royal as assistant teacher of drawing John H. McDonald. fined Sergeant reception and quite a number of transfers made. position Intoxication; Bartley McCullum were and costs. tnd heartily pleased with their work. salaries it a salary of $600. Provost Marshal, Peter Increase of were made, in five or 30 Lang The of H. Babb of Bridget Hngedon. Intoxication; days Tim Sheridan, a drummer SINLESS SINNER. six instances. salary Mr. George ui boy, at county jalil. Beatrice ;ho manual training sohool was Used James A. continued Ingram Mr. Howard P. Taylor’s new comedy The first action taken was tho voting to O’Harra. Rape; Mrs. Craven, Richard’s teachor, to June 1898. wife, issue to the sohool 151400, and the salary of the 6peoinl 30, Estelle Dale ‘Sinless Sinners,” was introduced to the diplomas high seniors, James N. continued Miss Carrie L. Gordon, increased from $400 O’Harra. Assault; Mrs. Lawson, housekeeper to Major Iramatio world at the Gem theatre last including Wilbur si. Anderson, Franklin to June 1898. co $150. Miss E. Blaokwell, 30, Randall, Lillian Andrews with the cast of charac- A. Iwitchell, J. Hudson Sinkinson and Margaret evening following re- the Nick Kate a issistant of MR. In of ward of Ran- the Ward 1 Time. Desmond, Major Marasseh who have enlisted kindergarten McCULLUM’S MATINEE FOR in love ters: Smith, Jr., dall, with Jack, Lisle Leigh seived an increase of $50. Sister St. Josephus Joy, Mr. Byron in the voluuteer service of the United THE SOLDIERS TODAY. Aloyisius, Mary Davenport Doug!as_ J. A. Milllken of the evening how Bnrnaby Blis3, Mr. Francis States. is a of Principal We don’t know just this and con- As the title the is a mili- Byrne? Following complete list Mr. McCullum lias kindly offered to many Beginning morning suggests, play Mr. Walter Thomas' school was he to receive $3 per ienny Joy, Louise M. Alioe E. re-elected, tary drama and tells the of the love graduates: Allen, place one third of the of today’s Waists are now in our stock story Bregory Guzzle, Mr. Scott Cooper lay while employed, and tho following proceeds Shirt tinuing ail the week there will be two of Kate Desmond and Jack Randall, the Brigham Brief, Mr. Robert Low Armstrong, Louise H. Armstrong, Hattie matinee at the disposal of the Volunteer Peter Mr. John Lester M. were eleoted assistants, at $1.60 per day: not less than Three Thousand. latter an honest, hut mercurial youth, Paragraph, Wallack Berry, Sylvia M. Borden, Alice M. Aid association. Several parties have surely Wmsl Bargain Counters. The prices Hell Joy, Miss Agnes Proctor X. H. Gately, Jr., George H. Babb, who is accused of his Calderwood, Jieiia H. Chandler, Bertha been formed to attend the A word forgery by nephew. Josie Miss Rowan Edward E. Walsh, play. More than Hundred new wid b" Bliss, Lansing W. J. young, Lizzie to Eighteen An father Jack no chanoe Winnie Miss Chapman, Grace C. Chapman, I. those who take a 1.45 car for the thea- angered gives’) Whim, Myrtle May Lizzie If. Ellon M. Worcester, Cragin, ones came to clear his and the son in a fit Susan Smart, Miss Virginia Johnson Preble Chase, Lucy A. Davis, Mabel G. tre. The faro to and from the is in last week. tkirts, Alice L. and Louise A. Turner. Cape Fairy Queen, Mr. Charles Gilbyn Davis, Jennie M. Marlon M. Wiggin, £0 of resentment joins the army. Delano, all cents. The price of a reserved seat at Indian Princess, Miss Johnson Ethel Mayor Randall started in to oppose Kate shows of affec- Edwards, W. Gray, Mary A. the theatre is also 2 I cents. Twenty cents Not the fact alone that we undying loyalty The Skirt Dancer, Miss Blanche Hall increase in salaries but the majority of have 69c and 98c. tion and follows him, being accompanied Guests, masqueraders, waiters. Greeley, Emma C. Hadlock, Annie L. plus 20 cents makes 40 cents, does it not? the board voted against him and he Unal- so but and the drummer The is constructed on Hanson, Kate E. Hay, Fannie L. each has broken a half many what the fact signi- by Corporal Crabtee, play pure comedy Hersey, abandoned his brake the Evidently person Annie W. ly and allowed The Waists on these b whom she lines and is in no marred with a Holden, Mattie B. Hopkins and 10 cents remain. What shall counters will y adopts. way to run at full he add- dollar, fies makes the difference to Annie R, maohinery speed, you Around these are ;race of the farcical or It Hunt, Ada G. Kimball, Jennie he done with this small bit of silver? A grouped typical burlesque. somewhat to tho in the for the most be some that we E. ing momentum when want to but a part and is uieuu cue witn dia- Lamson, Emily D. Larrabee, Geneva is it solve you Waist. For characters of the camp battlefield, luruugnout origan Unal minutes of the suggestion offered, hoping may M. session. who aid in the search, and when Jack logue and amusing situations. The story Lawrence, Alice H. Libby, May K. the question. have just bought at less than early The revised list of salaries a nd teachers your particular need one is as good is discovered he has earned the ieals with the infelicities of two mar- Libby, Berniece P. Linscott, Clara L. Near the ticket office at Mr.McCullura’s finally is as follows: them are Grace prices. Among new hand- hnra nf n jii n Prnnfs acciimnlate ried couples and the ourtain rises Martin, McDonald, Alice N. Mc- theatre be seen a white and as three thousand, but you want to upon High Sohool—Principal, AlbroE. Chase, may red, which establish his innocence of the in apartment house in New York, the Dowell, Jessie M. McGlauflin, Anna C. blue box. The stray pennies found there- some plaids and the stylish | $2600; Assistants,rLe Roy Hight, $1500; buy that one where you find the Bayadere charge laid to his door while his accuser mine of Mr. and Mrs. Joy and Mr. and Merrill, Rachel H. Mitchell, Graoe E. Charles O. Caswell, $1300; Antoine Porti- in will bo straightway forwarded to our Aiiuo Walter E. stripes. turns out to be a becomes Sirs. Bliss. The wild and reckless habits iuuirai, kj, iuuree. iliuma u. morse, cos, $1200; Severance, $1000; Maine in are of newest spy, disgraced Harold W. boys Chiekamanga. Many greatest variety freshest, Lillian Loker, $1000; Caroline E. and is killed. 3f husband and the of C. Murdock, jLottie M. Noyes, the are neces- At all extravagance Gould, $700; Annie P. True, $700; Flora comforts, indeed, many the other prices—50c, 75c, Susie P. Charlotte M. styles Waists. This is but a brief summary of a oharm- wife and other incongruous circumstan- Parker, Parsons, B. Cooliige, $600; Gertrude B. Morse, sities, which are lacking to our soldiers. F. Isabel Alice M. I. $1.00. 1.25, 2.00 and ing drama, every aot of which has some ces dispose the parties to agree to a sepa- Amy Peters, Mary E. Pierce, $600; Lord, $600; Florence Then why not drop the 10 cents left 1.50, higher Pollistcr, $600; Cornie M. $600; sensation which sustains interest and ration without the of a divorce. C. Pollster, Nellie M. Prince, Addie I. Spear, from the above mentioned half dollar into All the counters in our Cloak formality Eliza A. Susie J, large we are showing an almost limitless Mildred M. Taylor, $600; Mantle, holds the appreciative attention of its They are somewhat assisted to this con- Kandall, Randall, May $600; Linda Carrie E. the same red,white and blue box? Should Graves, $000; room are now devoted to the Waists in auditors. The play is most elaborately clusion by the not disinterested advice of Robinson, Hernnne M. Schumacher, Robinson, $600. every one who witnesses the play this variety stripes, checks and plaids M. Emerson Sohool—Princiual. Marada F. and effectively staged. the lawyer in the cast, Brigham Brief. Edith H. Sherry,'Elizabeth Smith, afternoon toss 10 cents Into the box’s so you can quickly see and Adams, $1000; assistants, M. Rose Giles, compare besides many novelties in fancy At the is seen the beautiful The second act witnesses a hall Gertrude G. Soule,‘Bessie M. Stetson, a sum outset room, $000; Alice I. Evans, $451); Lulu I. Hoyt, opening, good would gladden the Caroline M. H. Janet the different styles. Efficient sales Waists and Hudson with its ever moving boats, its Sherry’s, New York, where a masquerade Stevens, Stevenson, $460; Myra I. Russell, $425; Eugenia I. hearts of our brave soldiers. Moreover in plain Whites, B acks Lena M Matilda palesades and handsome villas. Soon bring the quartotte together, and each Tripp, Marion Turner, Charleton, $425; Effie X. Folsom, $425; it would intimate to the ladies of the and numerous Annie M. Doughty, $425. people fitting room and Colors. the is to a roc been advised that his or her form- A. Ulmer, Mabelle L. Waito, Annie G volunteer Aid association that their work spectator transported ;y having Shailer Myra M. Helen L. M. White, Lena F. Win- Primary—Prinoipal, combine to make Waist The ravine with Confederate camp in the er partners for life had passed away, feels Weeks, Eastman, $01)0; Francella A. Evans, $400; was approved by their townspeople. buying easy famous “West Eud” Lillian A. Winslow, Frances A, M. Louisa Albertin 1J. distance, the moonlight effect being at liberty to marry again and impelled slow, Ilunt, $400; M. S. MoC. in our store, (4. Waists in many espeoially notable. A hospital scene fol- by this inclination, weds Mrs. Woodward, Wilbur A. Anderson, Edward Brackett, $400; Josephine O’Connor, styles. Josephus 8400; Ethel M. Wesoott, $400; Clara B. lows which is laid in an old Bliss Mrs. S. Anthoine, Charles S. Boyd, Philip W. Southern andjBarnaby, Joy. Panooast, $400. WESTBROOK. Bchoolhouse with its blackboards and The third act is laid at Long Branch Carney, Charles W. Carr, Philip H. Butler Grammar—Prinoipal, W. W. other accessories, with Union soldiers and here it is that confusion arises when Cobb, Lym an A. Cousens, Paul H. Andrews, $1440; assistants, Ellen W. B. Nellie Susan it is discovered a Cram, Richard Dole, Alvah H. Williams, $000; Moxcey,'$460; formed in line, and last appears to view by meeting of all the Fay- E. blanks and all informa- O. Grover, $450; GraceS. Buri-owes, $460; Subscription a of 50 or 60 that the bonds of the first matri- ban, Herbert Farrington, Louis J. large encampment tents, parties, Luoetta M. Knowles, $450; Ada h. Davis, tion for for of the now Edward subscribing part true to life and correct to the minutes monial alliance have never been Fitzpatrick, J. Fletcher, George $426 H. Frances Mabel legally Thrasher, $425; issue of United States bonds may be ob- E Fogg, Frank D. Charles H. A. Kenney, $425; Ruth M. Elder, detail. severed and that in faot they belong to Gulliver, $425; tained at the office of Westbrook. Herbert M. Clara K. Davis, $429; Maud A. Simpson, post The action of the is and some one else and are of Hunt, Larrabee, Malcolm G. play quiok guilty bigamy. 8425; Harriet H. Grant, $425. Mr. H. G. Starr has returned from a Little, George B. James F. evenly balanced throughout. The sec- The kindly disposed lawyer, ever anxious Littlefield, West Grammar—Prinoipal, Adriana to Bopton and Providence. Arthur trip ond aot a for a final- Mason, H. Merrill, Carl W. M Carleton, assistants, Alice L. is particularly strong one, for fee, again lends his advloe and $900; The regular meeting of the East End Franklin L. Custis, Mabel F. Ricker, $425; in this occurs the scene where Jack is ly sets his elastic inter- Mortensen, Nash, Sydney $450; things right by Lillian M. $425. W. G. T. U., will be held this afternoon W. Noyes, Emil W. Schumacher, J. Hud- Waldron. found asleep by his sweetheart who is pretation of divorce laws. West PriiaaVy-vNelisine I. Aageson, with Mrs. Walter V. Knight, Brown to realize A of this son Sinkinson, Richard P. B. Sinkinson, C. quiok that the hour must be very amusings underplot $425; Lizzie Fuller, $400; Luthea street, at the usual hour. Walter E. Harriet O. SWMWWWNHHl called by the sentinel and this she does play Introduces a rloh orphan with an Smart, Manpsseh Smith, Jr., Randall, $400; Prcotor, $400; Marie M. Hansen, $400. Mr. John P. Graham, Haskell street, for him in a most effective The desire to make an alliance Philip P. Thompson, Ralph C. Thomp- way. unconquerable North Grammar—Principal, E. E. is quite ill with typhoid fever. fourth act is n in each act with a man with both feet on the son, Edwin S. True, Franklin Q. pretty one, fact, Parmenter, $1500; assistants, Emma L. Quite a number of Westbrook Republi- EVERY.. .1 is marked some situation of ’round, and a fit is found in the Twitohell, G. Rowland Walker, William Robinson, $000; Sarah C. Kastman, by worthy subject $450; cans intend to leave this to at- C. E. morning jerson of Peter has pneu- L. Watson, George W. Webber, Francis T. Margaret Taylor, $450; Mary tpecial description. Paragraph,who Elizabeth A. tend the state convention Carle L. Francis Looney, $450; Day. $426; atJAugusta. ...man! The of the nonia in one lung, while the other is Welch, Wiggin, Wood- military atmosphere play Sophie B. Holmes, $425 ; Mary B. Logan, Ernest Jamison left last evening for the ford. gives Mr. Conniers an opportunity to •ompletely gone. Through interpre- 5425; Auguste H. Sohumuoher, $425. Bartlett, IN'. where he has On recommendation of North J. H., accepted TO HIS portray the serene, gruff, tation of the ubiquitous lawyer it is Principal Chase Primary—Susan Sawyer, $005, TRADE disciplinarian, A. a position as fireman on a freight train < that the should die the board voted to add Tarr’s Lucy Whiteley, $425; Fredrika M. while another army character finds a stipulated groom “Elementary from Bartlett. I Parkes, $425; M. J. W. Pennell, $425; running i # E h»T» customer* lit representation at the hands of Mr. immediately after the marriage, leaving a Physical Geography,” to the list of High Adelaide G. frequently 2 Murray, $400; Elizabeth F. The Presumpscots and Sacearappas are Armstrong. Mr. Pascoe’s Jack Kandall lashing widow, but instead of this he school text books. Cragin. $400; Sadie E. Carles, $400; Clara corns to ua with ind • slated for a ball game Monday afternoon, For eopy ny a The of Miss Belle B. Smart, $400; Infants and Children. | is a strong, sympathetic characterization, goes to German watering plaoe, recovers resignation Doyle, Margaret O’Rourke, j 8400; Flora B. Berry, Minnio A. July 4 at 2 o’clock at W’arren park. “ and Mr. Canfield acts the villian’s his health and returns to Amerioa. He who was granted leave of ubsence last $400; t Put it in attractive form and part Files, $400; Katie E. Melaugh, $400; The invitation received by Minnehaha f so as to invite hatred. Mr. Bankson crosses the path of the lively widow who year, and is to remain in Massachusetts, Jennie B. Marv Parkor, $400; G. Connol- council, Ko. 6, D. of P., to visit Nokomis niaka the In him was Similar action was Emma J. i prioe reasonable." makes a dashing Captain Harmon, and falls love with and at the end accepted. taken ly, $400; Weed, $400; Edna M. The Kind You ! jjj counoil of Lisbon Falls, is for the l£th Have when his on the of Miss Mills, $400. Kindergarten, Alice B. Beck, Mr. Wright personated the bluff good- nearly collapses identity be- resignation Christina M. In suoh cues the work ie $400; Octavia B. O’Connor, $850. of July instead of the 8th as previously > alway* J" natured corporal in an easy taking way. comes known to her. Thompson of the Monument street school, Jackson Grammar— X’rincipal, Daniel reported. ) satisfactory and bring* enoelient For the first time in seven Bart- The play is most appropriately and who has been out on a leave of absence. H. Dole, $1440; assistants, F. years Lydia The Prohibitionists of Westbrook met Always Bought board $000; E. tabic As- S ) results. ley MoCullum had an Irish part, even to handsomely staged, the scenic effects be- Then the proceeded to the election Moulton, Mary Kilby, $450; Ellen A\fege Preparationfor M. Worcester, $4b0; Florence M. Dole in the ward room of Ward 1 last evening, MFood I the dialeoc, and his work would have ing strikingly line and in the ball room of teachers and the fixing of salaries. slmilating andRegula- $450; Emma Taylor, $450; Wilhelmina to choose to attend the Prohi- < m! delegates the Siomarfis and Bawds r-r < THB THURSTON PRINT, £ inado even Ed Harrigan envious could scene Miss Blanche Hall introduces a The vaoanoy in the corps of high school $425; Xjona E, ting Mantine, Tukey, $425; bition state, district and convon* j < skirt dance and whioh teachers occasioned the Alice M. county he have seen it. song delighted by resignation of Yarney, $425; Flora Skillings, i PORTLAND, ME. $425; Mary A. Porter, $425. tion. Mr. E. J. Bragdon called the meet- Miss Leigh always does conscientious, the audience and won an encore. In this Miss Mina S. B. Powers, was not filled. I Center Street Grammar—Principal J. ing to order. Mr. K. F. Graham was of Miss !■ —■■■- intelligent work and, of course, Beatrice aot Mr. Giblyn received rounds of ap- The salary Annie P. True, one of — 9% III A. Milliken, $1200; assistants, Carrie O. chosen chairman and E. J. Bragdon as was more than at home as his contribution to the the was increased from to Lizzie Ingram the plause by gayety assistants, $600 Cole, $500; F. Walsh, $425. The Center Street secretary. following delegates were PromotesKgestioaCheerful- drummer boy. A heavy part went to of the masquerade by his grotesque make- $700. Primary—Mary K. Me- j Aloney, $425; Mary E. chosen: E. J. Bragdon, K. F. Graham, ness and Hest.Con tains neither I * M1S3 and she carried It on a up and The costumes of the Connellan, $400; Hale, strong dancing.. Miss Annie W. Doughty was added to Della G. A. K. nor • Songs sung by Cady, $400; Mary E. Plummer, A. B. Jordan, Blanchard, E. H l Mineral. and effective manner. Miss Andrews ladies were beautiful and those worn by tho list or teachers or tho phaller $400; Nellie R. OpiumTMorphlne gram- Collins, $400. Dolley, P. Harriman, J. S. Bragdon, HOT RiRO OTIC. and Miss did to many of the masqueraders wero comical her Monument Street Davenport just enough mar school, salary being fixed at $425. Primary—Principal, Geo. B. C. Emma J. Elia Witham, Lyman Harriman, make one wish for more indeed. The removal "of the Wilson, $000; assistants, I grammar grade E. Gould, $400; Susan A. W. Wentworth, S. S. Flye, G. M. Ban- « HR. GWILYM MILLS The first The action'at times a little too Clark, $400; production was decidedly a rapid from the Shailer building leaves tho Fannie I. Susie afffiATtrSmEllEnVEEIl Knight, $400; E. Staples, croft, Fred Alden, Chas. G. Libby, F. Stupe 4 j suooess and The Soldier’s Sweetheart” for the proper appreciation of the lines In full $400; Emma G. Sawyer, ♦ prlmany department possession $400. M. Nash, Jabez Dickie, J. F. Clothey, Paay&at Seed" •5 —AT— should have a week. but the was as a whole Training Sarah M. Mx. Senna * 4 prosperous play, satisfactory. there, and It haing necessary to have a School—Principal, O. Graham. These ] j Taylor, $1000; assistants, Harriet M. Geo. delegates were JtodxAUSmUs- 4 Mr. Douglas and Mr. Bryne were effec- In the MIsb I RIVERTON PARK. prinoipal building Myra M. Armstrong, $425; Anna M. Allen, $425; empowered to serve as delegates to the Anise Seed- ♦ "J Meins tive, notably in the third act, while Harriet > Symphony Orchestra Eastman was promoted to that position C. Baker, $425; Eva C. Coles- district and conventions. Hpperrmat | state, county * The attendance at Riverton Miss Rowan and Miss Proctor were Edith JBiCuiiuu&Saia I i yesterday pleas- and her salary increased from $425 to $600. worthy, $425; F. Delano. $125: 4 jyiauae j. The following city committee was chos- June 8.1898: % afternoon and last was as ever. Mr. Scott is nauyaD, Jennie W. Lee- 4 Concert, evening very good ing Cooper always To the present corps of primary teacher? P. K. F. man, $425; Elsie M. Pike, $425; Emma en: Harriman, Graham, E. H. J < ♦ and the entertainment is capital. The good in his charaoter sketches, and Mr. added Miss m&yr*»riervn J This Would I Do, W. R. Chapman there was Josephine G. Sanborn, $425; Isabel W. Robinson. $425; Dolley, C. M. Bancroft, Chas. G. 4 arc Libby, Mine C. Ii. specialties all first class. There are Low was a satisfactory Bi igham Brief. O’Connor and Miss Ethel M. Helene S. Petersen, $425. 4 Own. Cressey { Wescott E. J. Bragaon, A. E. Blanchard, for Cons i was Ward George Apafect Remedy 4 Eedouiu Love C. Piersui.i ♦ negro impersonations by Riley and Mies May sprightly and Mr. Wal transferred from the Monument street Kindergarten 3—Martha W. tipa- Song, $400; Hamilton. The committee chose A. E. don. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, 4 that are as natural as as full lack as the and Howe, Mary Latham, $360. ; Hughes life, octogenarian afterwards and Miss Clara B. Pancoast trans- 4 These can be had at onr school, Casco Primary—Principal, Isabella Blanchard, chairman and E. J. Bragdon Worms .Convulsions,Feverish- 4 songs of the as are the as the man of the did £ negro spirit negroes rejuvenated world, ferred from the Center street Garvin, $000; < primary, assistants, Martha Foley, secretary. ness and LOSS OF SLEEP, MUSIC DEPARTMENT. % themselves and as of work. Miss Johnson was cast E. capuble performing good for their salaries of $100 un- $400; Jennie French, $100; Annie J. 4 remaining Ellen Mr. Ansel L. Boothby, a citizen of 4 -•- their respective parts as any in that line a very insubordinate part, but made the Clark, $400; Goold, $400; Mary E. $ changed. about 75 of resid- facsimile of that Dunbar, $400; Evelyn Clark, $400. Westbrook, y=ars age, Signature Portland has seen for many a day. most of it. In the Butler grammar school the salary Brackett Street Primary—Principal, ing on Mochantc street, died yesterday CRESSEY, JONES & ALLEN, James Gaylor is a Dutch comedian with It is not of course, that at a F. f expected, of Miss Ada B. Davis was increased from Mary Stackpole, $600; assistants, after an illness of a few Anna B. onljr days. Mr. Piano and JJusic House, many fanny jokes and an entertaining first presentation allg the hidden beau- Goudy, $400; Mary E. Fules, NEW YORK. I Years 4 $425 to $450. To fill the place left vacant Clara C. Boothby had been in failing health for ; way that takes of a will be to the $400; Sawyer, $100; Marion R. Thirty with the audi- ties piay brought sur- j eod immensely BAXTER BLOCK- Miss Caddie O. Fall and Miss Frances a but death came after a brief but jeo £ •uce. I face and all considered the cast by Worcester, $400; Mary Prince, $400. year, cmmy Hayes is a clever artist things McLellan 4 Ha well, and that the playwright has Chapman, two transfers were made, Mis? Primary—Principal, Ellen D. severe illness. 4 with the bones, the familiar in- Stevens, A. playing tchieved a success in this his latest of the North school $600; assistants, Elizabeth play Maud A. Simpson and Lillian struments capitally and tdmits of no doubt. Short, $400; E. Lowell $400; adding glasses, Harriet H. ot the West THE FESTIVAL CHORDS. knives Miss Grant Mary P. Robinson, $400; Clara A. Thurs- and forks, spoons, gas pipe and primary school being elected to the Butler ton, $100; Bessie O. Ham, $400; Fannie Mr. W. R. Chapman and Mr. Homer EXACT JCOPVCWHAPPEB. traokers from which he extracts VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Howarrh, $400. lively school. Chase were in Portland last night and music. at 10 o’clock P. O. Vaughan Street Wheels a! All Prices. This morning Bailey Primary—Principal, the | The In the West primary school Miss Marie Amy N. both attended rehearsal of the Festi- New Vork Comedy will sell at auction the lot Furlong, $600; assistants, company Co., publio Margaret W. L. val Chorus in Kotzschmar hall. Mr. a farce M. Hansen of the training class was Langthorue, $100; Marie presents that is as full of if land on the corner of laughs easterly Spring Houston, $400, is still weak from the of as the time elected to sueoeed Miss Grant. Chapman effeot allowed for the tnd Winter streets. This lot has 58 Peaks Island S. presentation feet School—Principal, but is still full of will Two Miss Auguste H. Schumacher was pro- his sickness, energy permit. brothers have married m s.reet and about 57 1-2 feet on Agnes Morrill, $350; assistants, Laura E. Spring where music is sisters. the moted from the primary to the grammar Parker, $450; Trulette P. Parsons, $460. and enterprise, concerned. By terms of a dead father’s Winter street. It is one of the most of the North Long Island,. West End—Alice M. Can- will they ara bound to live under department school to succeed I the valuable pieces of property in the oitv. neli, $475; EaEt A. Babb, $475. Miss at a salary of $415. This End, Mary MARRIAGES. Simpson, Cliff Island—Grace P. Dow, $400. ■-I ■- vacancy in the primary department wa3 Teachers of Writing and Drawing—H. W. filled by the appointment of Miss Emma Shay lor, *1400; Lucy C. Bedlow, $600. In Windham, Juno 25, by Key, J. E. Allan. Teacher of Music—Ann E. Merrill, $600. Mr. W. s. Mann and Miss Lizzie Ella Strout J. Weed. In the place of Miss Mabel W. Manual H. Babb, In liockiaud. June 21, E. C. Thomas and Miss has Training—George Mae Austin. Jordan, who resigned, Miss Edna M. S140U; Arthur W. $100U. Richards, In Deer June 15. Winslow C. Haskell Must Have a Stove? Isle, ■ ■ I PENNANT, class — .,,-■■■■ •■■■— -- -— CRAWFORD, Mills of the training was elected. •special Teacher—Carrie L. Gordon, $450 ami Miss Elizabeth Wood of Stonlngton. < Ward 1—Marion B. Mer- ROCHESTER, TALK. Miss Octavia B. O’Connor, assistant in Kindergarten In Jackson, June 15, Fercival L. Cilley and THEN BUY A dll, Margaret E. Blackwell, $350. Mildred E Stinptson ot Brooks. || Libei al Discount for Cash. the kindergarten had her salary raised $400; Ward 7, Dora H. Moulton, $400. In Belfast, June 22, I.udovic P. Swett of Nor- We have the best line of Juvenile Bicy- from $300 to $350. Evening School—Principal, J. A. Mail- way and Lena A. Weshey. cles in the city. ntock of Sundries and Re- No change was made in tho Jackson ton, $8perdav; assistants,$1.50 per day, Complete Beorge II. Babb, T. H. Gately, Jr., I I pair Good a at bottom prices. Center street DEATHS. grammar, grammar, Sdmund J. Voting, Lizzie F. Walsh, Ellen Brackett primary or Vaughn street d. Worcester, Alice L. Wlggin, Louise A. schools. burner. THE JAsTbAILEY In this city, June 27, Mrs, Charlotte B. Wood- CO., in the Center near Tho vacancy street man, wltjow of the late George W. Woodman. I 204 Middle St., Monument Sq. BENEFIT AT McCULLUM’S FOR at jeHeodtf primary occasioned by the transfer of [Funeral 181 Vaughan street, Wednesday, A Hundred Reasons Why, at I l.ho a. m. §-! Pancoast was not filled nor OF MAINE SOLDIERS. Miss were STATE In tins cay, June 27, Hannah, wlfeot the lat» which we can’t teii sj John O’Toole. teachers elocted to succeed Miss O’Connor A crowded house is sure to be the result here. [Funeral morning at 8.30 o’clock you % Miss Wescott in the Wednesday 4 4 ♦ 4 and Monument street ,f Mr. MoCullum’s generous oiler of a from No. 7 Pleasant strCot. J: [Kequiem Church school. anu the high mass at St. Dominic’s ] teneflt this, Tuosady, afternoon at u o’clock. Jus/ let us write you if your dealer S' Three salaries in the of to In OUR IMPERIAL CLARION. ,, J... , 5; training school j tleasura listening his charming Yarmouth, June 26 Mrs. W. N. Biehards, fr,es io sell else. increased. aged 78 years. The Foremost of Them All. you someth,ng £ were Miss Harriet A. Arm- < ompany will be enhanced the knowl- by Funeral 2.S0 o’clock. 444f Miss Harriet C. Wednesday afternoon at g: strong, Baker and Miss < dge that every seat sold will be so much Burial at 1 me Grove Cemetery. In Maud J. who comfort at Yarmouthvlile. June Marion Bussell, There can be that is "Just as Good.” z fiabyan have heretofore idditional for our boys the of 2d, Nothing STEPHEN daughter Elmer E. &aa chestiua W. Lowell, BERRY, been $425 have i who we fear soon 1 2 paid completed four years ront, will only too aged year, months, 23 days Oil service and are now entitled Miss leed all that thu can [Funeral Tuesday atternoou at 1.30 o’oiock and to $45u. Aid Association at f.S. Yamouthvllle. will take at I WOOD A BISHOP CO. I (gald S. Interment place Job Helene Petersen of the training class trovide. Evergreen Cemetery at I_m 1.30 p. m. Tuesday. I Ko>. 37 Piiun Strait, and 6 a. m.— Pararle of Ye Ancients MR. THOMPSON TO MR. HEBRON ACADEMY. BARTON. MISCELLANEOUS, MISCELLANEOUS. through for SALE. FOlt SALE, 3orribles,” passing principal __ itreets, reaching grove at Beech Binge en- l-he Committeeman’s Forty words inserted under this head Forty words tasortod this hood 1 it dinner will under Forty wmd. inserted ondor Exercises of Commencement noon, where picnio Explanation Don’t >uo week for 35 advance. one week for this head Interesting eenta. cash in 25 cents cash in advance. o»9 week for 25 oenfs. cash in oyed. Seem to Have Been ndrunc.-. Week. 1.30—Literary exercises, consisting of Satisfactory also an STORAGE for household furniture and all SALE—A derrick, mast and boom 'endings, declamations, music; 3 house, 8 rooms near- Brunswick, Maine kinds of merchandise; the largo elevator and 2'ltoriert FORly new with (6) six wire guys, with nation will he read from Corporal A. D. Jnua 97 isoc bath, steam heat throughout, hot and privilege Barton 1S33, vill carry large load at one time; building high cold water in set of working the quarry. H. K. GRIGGS, Last week the graduating exercises of V. of the 1st Me. Volunteer In- Llewellyn Esq tubs and lavatories; hard West- Libby, ind free from damnnesa, rates moderate, w. "ood boors and all other brook. Me,28-1 to ho concluded Dear sir:—In niy brief note of St. first class con- the class that ever lelt Hebron antry at Chickamauga, th« 97th ?. CARR, room 0, Oxford Bldg 185 Middle fine location in largest lit. addressed to as veniences; Deenng 1 mile out ot ov an historical address by the president you member of tt je274 SALE—Oise the best located took The of w* H- WadTron &co grocery academy place. presence Democratic State Committee ?2l8M«?Slec?rics;180 ; 1J0Kstores in Portland. It is now doing a first if the day, W. H. McLaughlin. Subject, askimv 1? Clairvoyant, Middle street. 24-l and the fact he call issued by the AVKRILL. Magnetic class business. Must be sold at once as parlies many distinguished guests ‘Scarborough in the Revolution. committee' IILLIAN2 11 Brattle second door from Port- field. ended to exoludo such ns street, SALE—A have other business. W. if. DRESSER. 8« Ex- that more of the alumni were present than a.30.—Base ball game In Mayhew’s having Totia and street., about 5 minutes’ walk from l'rehle. very centrally located four FOR house situated change St. 28-1 4 to 6.—Wheelbarrow and foot races; with the Democratic party up to the iittings daily on health.Dusinessior private fam- family within five min- for a long time, together with the excel- ute walk of the ilso ladies and race, to con- laign of 1898 do not believe in the iy matters. All advice strictly coniidential City Hall, consisting of 7 boys bioyle m-imn" rooms to each rent, has SALE—A No. 1 Tults’ Wall Soda Foun- lence of the exeroises all continued to raco. lies in the Chicago platform of ind reliable. Sebago water, gas ilude with free for all bicycle that vear' _23T separate cellars and water closets FOR 8 removable I was for each tain, 3 draught tubes, paient make this a memorable commencement There will be in the evening [ supposed making an MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED—Wo liave income month. Will and for dancing inquiry’ 'l family; $50 per pay syrup cans, fountain stand, already use, with :hat readily be answered funds of clients to invest in first mort- on iu the of Hebron Academy. in McLaughlin's grove at 8 o’clock, might by vL L good interest investment. For full par- cash or monthly payments; call at No. 226 Fed- history not on real estate at 5 cent interest. Par- music by Prof. Sherman's orchestra. 10. I certainly did intend to burden rages per ticulars inquire of A. C. LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 eral St. 28 1 Tho exeroises on with Two hearts can make a love affair, but it ies loans can obtain same by apply- opened Sunday 1 busy man like you with the desiring Exchange street. 25 l preparation takes three, at least, to make a home, and mr at ihe Real Estate Office in First National SALE—New Columbia cut-under the baccalaureate sermon preached by if ail essay twenty seven Ji'Olt trap, ON BOARD hundred words one of them must a The lank FREDERICK S. VAILL. THE BADGER. be that of baby. Building, for one hundred , whipcord trimmed, bought by gentleman Kev. Dr. Thomas cf Newton Moreover this voluminous SALE—Immediately, lor Theological production young married couples that start out in life Ij^ORaiul fifty dollars an old established and family to use here this season, changing h:s [eaves mo as much in the dark as plans, orders It Tho rain detracted somewhat before with the idea that children are mort- profitable business. Good reason for sold at some price, make us a Seminary. 4 "Writer Tells of Her Visit in intention of the nuisances, \ TONEY LOANED on first and second selling. bid. Newspaper respecting the and that do Address G, 299 Main street. BRADLEY & SMALL, 35 Preble St. from the of the but the committee they not want and will not LlJ. gages, real estate life Insurance poli- Biddeford, enjoyment day, lor wish it distinctly se- Maine. 25-1 Portland. you understood that have them, are the kind that you read cies, Holes, bonds and good collateral ____28-1 Official sormon was one of the best and Dr. fou speak for yourself and Notes discount.'!!; rate of Interest Programme: only not for about every day in the newspapers—in the nility. | SALE—Taken to satisfy a mortgage, the committee. ive cent a year anil according ~E* eduesday morning dawned beautiful to linisn tne 300, nanas wju silver currency circulating TO terms also rooms on man who he city. Send letters to ME. or MRS Dr; nished, very reasonable, Fired from the and clear. A could not leave to rid of their sea npercy that surrenders his the standard stable Units Battery more perfect day given Bhore get medium by keeping T6 Middle to let. ‘Inquire E. PONCE, Granite Spring SAI.E—A nice 8 xsnvictions to the diottim of a dROOl, St.28-1 POE family horse, years old, be imagined. The forenoon exercises legs and see what a olty looks like again. conven- and all other currency at par with it.” Hotel, Long Island. Now ready for business. kind and will stand where, ami Fortifications. tion majority. any weight 900; commenced at 10 and lasted until 12.30 The old monitor Montauk lies farther ap I have no apology for the Republican MANUFACTURER wants general agents in 28-1 reason for selling, sickness. S. HOBART, 143 You “To with it a “A and the afternoon exercises at 3. Seats the hartor. Her commander was received say fcegln is Demo- party respecting his issue, I admit their every cbputy to appoint local agents and Brackett street, Portland. Me._23d convention” and with all horsemen, LET—Cottage situated in 5 could not be had for a that aboard the as soon as the anchor cratic you then observe sole for making the United place goods farmers, etc., Spurwink, great many Badger responsibility !oo per cent exclusive W. TO miles from Portland, containing 8 rooms POR SALE—Two and a half storied detached were in attendance. The of the —“The call not only includes every Senate a citadel of for the profit; territory. a exercises were struck bottom. One artillery offi- States strength HUNTER CO., VVis. partially furnished, having stove, table, din- house for 2 families. 12 rooms and bath, Democrat in the state but it I remember their je271a\v4wSat steam heat for of great excellence throughout. ‘One sad cers, stationed at the fort, came aboard goes beyond silver interest. well Ryine, ing seats, bedsteads ana good both tenements, open plumbing that and invites all who are in mattresses; and in first 6 A. M.—Moesfer Parade of An- feature was the absence of the class his- after and was a warm wel- accord efforts to embarrass the Cleveland admin- IVANTED—Lady or gentleman as local rep- spring of water, and also a good with class repair with modern style shortly given *' stable, with the and of the resentative. Guaranteed same. Price for season Inside and out. central torian, Mr. Hugh C. Leighton, of Poit- come on the Badger. The crew is now principles policy istration in its herolo and successful salary $600 $60.00, Inquire of A. good location, rents for Address C. ¥30 per month. Price and on account of sickness. His no party.” to maintain standard. per year. L„ Press Office. 25-1 LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 Exchange St. 28-1 $2500. W. H. WAL- tiques Horribles, land, part In the best of health, sick list exist- struggle the gold DRON & 180 We used to think that in accord to CO., Middle street. 23-1 Novel and was read by Mrs. Josephine Hodsdon, the ship’s surgeon is being And I denounce its failure relieve the Introducing many new, up-to* ing, consequently with the and sized men to purchase LET—Furnished rooms, bath room on teacher in elocution. The ad- not overworked. principles policy of the from the nine kinds of money in- SALE—100 at date features never before seen. parting beiug country WANTED—Smallsmall sized suits at less than one- TO same floor. No. 11 MYRTLE Quiun Refrigerators less party was the supreme test of a man *s invitation to finan- ST., opposite FORthan half F. O. dress by Rev. J. R. Wilson of Portland, The Badger’s people are well pleased cluding tjiat standing half their leal value. HASKELL ORdale; contains 7 rooms and bath, hot and —Balloon Asoen- Undergraduates, In 1892 the Democratic con- wired for electric con- 7.00 P. K8. a successful medical platform Press Ofiice, Portland, Me. 26-1 JOOOOOOOOObbOOOOOOOOOOOO-OO cold water, lights, _ Bertha Estel'e Lunt >ut of his month, tained these words—“But the R 81A nects with sewer, has large lot, and will be sion and Band The Lessons of Jane witnessed the pregnant NOS TO LET—Also some little used at Concert on Life, Mary Ramsdell practitioner, who had per- dollar unit of both 5 f J T Scarborough § A sold on easy terms. to CHARLES C. The of ooinage of metals exceedingly low prices. 1 B Art Conn Cor- Apply Policy Annexation for the to a friend and said: must be of WASTED—SITUATIONS. > ivirkwood Me. 0 net. 1 B fiat ADAMS, No. 31 Exchange street, Portland. Eastern Promenade. United formance, turned equal intrinsic aqd exchange- Inn, Beach, Standard, second hand Mandolins States, Leon Lee Newton able or Banjos and Guitars at is either a or a value, be adjusted through inter- bargains. Superior __je4-4 Woman’s Ella ‘That man greenhorn word. > Rebuilt, refurnished, 1898. Idea! resort etc. Influence, York Hodsdon national or Forty under this head strings, 11AWES, 414 Congress St. 15-2 17'OR SALE—Farm m Maine, 120 acres agreement by such safeguard for c.5 Jn^rtod £ Bethel, Longfellow, Our Most Beloved fool. Otherwise on suoh occasions he >Pc week cents, cash ip Sea- *- Poet, of as the advane*. for permanent and transient guests. good laud, 2 i-2 story house, shed and two —Grand legislation, shall secure mainte- £ "CvOR 8.00 p. m. Addie Heade Fuller a or two of lemo- nance RENT—Entire floor over Haskell & barns, all in condition, good orchard, an-i Display would havo merely sip of he parity of the two metals and j> Lawn and forest. Electric 0 A good Character, Minnie Belle WANTED-By an bathing. Jones clothing store steam heat and use of well with wood and water; also about George the sea water to do bbo at all AmSiSmT' situation to supplied of Fireworks in Railroad The Effect of nade and allowed Its equal power of every dollar nurse an in\alid or S elevator included. of Haskell & feet of timber. About two miles Invention upon Labor, times housekeeper in a Lights. Inquire Jones 200,000 pine in the markets and in the payment at 69 \ 470 Congress St.. Monument from Bethel and known as the Edward James Goodwin Johnson work. As a matter of fact one of the hotel. Apply FRANKLIN ScO-O-''-'- OOG-O-O-O-O-O C-Q O-G-O-O ©OOOC-O si Square. jea-4'’ viliage. Square and International Patri- of debts’ I challenge you Mr. Barton to sOity. A. Capeu farm; will be sold on favorable terms The Scottish Ina Maud Silver features of a sea 28-1 dtf LET—Rent 125 Heroine, most beneficial bath is out in the in TO F'rankilu street, between or be for Portland property. point Chicago platform 1596 ju20_ A may exchanged otic and Air Oration, Bert Orlando Jones Cumberland and Congress. Sun all day MISS SARAH BIDEN. No. 135 Oxford St., Popular Open ho salt water inadvertently swallowed words of corresponding meaning to the In A Beautiful Idyl, TED-A thoroughly competent and WANTED—AGENTST^^^"* first-class repair; hot and cold water, nice Portland, Me.marfrtf a man bath room Concert on the Western Katherine Madison Foss by bathers. It is wonderful tonio for foregoing. WANreliable young wishes position in and steam heat. Will let to small But what does that It A. Class Will, Clarice Oxnurd ;he stomach and In platform say? offlco; 5 years’ experience. D. k. Press to pell 23-tf SALE—Matched pair of horses, five and Promenade with Thayer liver, kidneys. many says: “We demand tho froennd Office. hustling agents family._ Education in the unlimited 28-1 in State of FORsix years old, own brothers, Animal Kingdom, cases It will cure bilionsness when all WANTED—Brightbusiness houses and offices perfectly coinage of both and silver at the LET—Furnished or sound; bred; color dark chestnut with Harlan Crozen Harden gold WANTED-Two Maine, Address, F. E. K., Fress Office. 25-1 uniurnlshed upper Morgan have failed. It is present legal patio of sixteen to one with- SITUATION young ladles TIO tenement at 237 State street. Possession light manes and tails. Can be seen at 121 “From Labor there Shall Come Forth Irug preparations pe- O would like to to the mountains >4-1 out for tho aid or consent of go or sea- given at once. Apply ou premises. FOREST A V E., Oakdale, Peering. Nellie luliarly effective in ordinary oases of in- waiting any shore for summer as or maylOdtf Rest,” Bartlett Stan wood fther demand tile oompanions to care MAR RYK ftELLI E, A nation. Wo feat the for Address L. this office. E, SALE—2 1-2 house No.a35 St. La\v- Liberal Education, Myron Jay Abbey disordered stomach and in- children. G., 2g-i TJOK story itgestion, standard silver dollar shall be a full WANTED—UAL IC * rence room and bath; Presentation of Class Gifts, legal A.nd I will buy you such a pretty King at HELP. street, containing 13 somnia, and has been known to with for all dobts a reliable lias furnace heat, cemented cellar. Sebago Edward Ramsdell produce tender, equally gold, YyANTED—By capable, person a McKenuey's. A thousand solid gold Kings, Illustrated with and George and and we favor *» situation In a small family of adults, Emeralds and water, gas, water closets and fitted for two Gigantic Brill* Class ixcellent results in many cases of public private, suoh gen- Diamonds, Opal-Pearls, Rubies, WANTED—A reliable man to Prophecy, A. Mabel Richardson dyspep- eral work or housekeeper In ill and introduce a families. Lot 50x100. For further particulars iant Lisne Light Picture* legislation os will prevent the demoneti- working reliable other precious stones. Engagement " to by E. Golden sia. to M. L. specialty the confectionery and cliu" of A. C. LIBBY CO.. 42 1-2 Valedictory—The Age, of kind of legal tender place not islands. Address T., Press Wedding Rings a specialty. Largest stock in trade inquire & Exchange C. Swett, and interspersed with sation any money throughout this viciuity, and along the street. repre- Julia Agnes Leavitt “Clean sea such as Office, 2a-i my. McKENNEY, The Jeweler, Monument sentations of scenes and water, is to be by private contract.” City._ line of the Maine Central lty. Goods to bo de- __«-4-l incidents of the Conferring Diplomas, Square. mar22dtf miles lad at of our numerous And Mr. Barton have the boldness ANTED—Places of livered by the jobbers. Address Box 413 SALE—In Falmouth, 31-2 from war. includiugour Gallant IV'a- Address to the any fashionable you Yy for girls. Proprietors K. It. present Class. 1896 the *' F”_OP near Gran-1 Trunk bridge seaside to say that “in “Democrats” hotels or boatdihg houses oan find ex- 24-1 Portland, val mitt Military !Sero«*s,and their Rev. J. K. D. Portland resorts, is full of tonio and seda- —- over river. 30 acres of grass, Wilson, D., took a consistent and perienced and reliable help waiting to go to BATTLESHIP MAINE Presumpscot logical, unequivocal S0UVENIRSPQONS about25 can be cut by horse power. V. avn at Santi- Singing Class Ode, tive It won’t the Islands or beach to MRS. 0. M. an tons; all exploits Manila, Havana, properties. hurt anybody, stand in keeping with their record for by writing Tills Is the prettiest ever on the office, young man ns and GLLDDEN, Me. 22-1 Spoon put assistant .J. WM. MERRILL. Falmouth. Cardenas, famous Fighting indeed, two or thre9 swallows Augusta, market. Call and see it. McKENNEY, the WANTED—In book-keeper. Address Me._24-2 big of it years.” and ! NORTH marlOdtf slating age, experience salary expected’■ hips, Cartoons, Etc. SCARBORO TO CELERATE would Advocates of the Jeweler, Monument Sq uare. “Made Strong” Pants for be of positive benefit to nine bath- Chicago platform Yy ANTED—By an American woman, a posi- 1*. O. Box 428. 25-1 sale—Our would have ignorant * tiou as FOR $2.00 and $2.50 per THE FOU RTH. os people believe that housekeeper where the work $1.00, $1.25. $1.50. pair, the tlie'new out of ten. It is not, of a as or buttons During day Bicycle Track oour.se, pal- ,he use of silver currency is incon- would be light and the home pleasant. Address will not rip in seam come oti. table or If. No. I'fiAAO RECITAL to sell Stock. HASKELL & JONES. Monument Square. 24-4 will he on the Portland The citizens of North Scarl oro are pro- tempting dose to take, but sistent with the gold standard and that E. B., Windham, Me. 20 2 TyANTED—Men Nursery opened Baso Steady work. Salary and free leithor is quinine nor calomel. You sel- such use or disnse is an issuo ami Concert of Expenses [losing to celebrate the Fourth this year, between us. Programme outfit, experience unnecessary. Apply, glen SALE-First e’ass driving mare; can be Hal! Grounds. if see Cleveland lorn, ever, an old sailor who is President in jjjg of DUETS and N. Y. FORseen at Mathewrs & Huston’s Grain md a and enthusiastic of message LJUAUTKTTF.S, SOLOS, BROTHERS, Rochester, Je?12tTuTh&S large meeting jilious or or a victim to [895 the WANTED. Store. Konncbec St. Y.. T. HAWlvEs, dyspeptic, in- explained distinction with great 3V pupils of Miss Anna C. Willey, at Gospel 24-1 the was held at the and tfor as a patriotic burghers ;omnia, why? the reason that an dearness follows. Situation l)y young man who understands Mission Hall, Eve.. assisted ior and Friday July 1st, by WrANTED—General agent Portland and SALE—8-flat house No. 7 Cleaves street, Should the Weather Be icean of medicine all about “There is a vast bookkeeping is to work. Two Male Messrs. |,H)R itonuy schoolhonse Friday evening to listen to good spreads difference between a willing Emprson Quartette. Thomas, viciuity; good position for man who L t> rooms ami bath lis or years Graduate of contains on first ami sky, and ho doses himself standard value and a experience. Gray’s Port- Lewis, Wright. Evans; Miss Richards, knows his business and has the Concert tl ill Be Given the of the committee on copiously currency for Amy executive ability second flat, and 7 rooms on third flat; has ail report pro- vlth it, whenever his use. land Business College. Good references fur- Reader; Master Walter Roberts. Violinist, Give experience and references. physical mechanism monetary The standard must neces- char Boston Ver- the modern improvements. Lot 40x84. For in as ’’ nished. Address k ALLEN. Skow- rickets 25 cts. at 44 tlity {Jail. gramme, which was follows; jecomes the least bit bo fixed and. door. Complimentary to micide Co.. Bedford street. Boston Mass further of A J deranged. sarily certain. The currency heaan. Marne. wiadAw* r>imils- particulars inquire C. LIBBY bj ie27M.W&F3ti* I 5-3-&SU CO.. 42 1-2 Exchange street, Second District 63% STKAJttKRS. STEAMERS. RAILROAD*. MAINE TOWNS. Congressional conven- Portland Wholesale Market. Mo.Kau.fA Texas 2ds... HJ% Cleared. tion. Kansas Pacific consols.. Hev. O. Howard PORTLA ND. June •••* Look, Addison--J H Blake Perkins will deliver 27, Oregon Nav. ..• 18 Wheat advancea a oi stocks: Boston—Berlin Mills Co. Items of interest Gathered by CorrsS a patriotic address next Sunday at 10.30. little to-day on reports of C um»s quotations HA it v June 27. June -i\. TO PEAKS ISLAND FOR 5 GTS^ The self S church will be decorated in a fit- J towing Maggie of the Press. 13 V* I«rt, pendente infavorable weather 4 f.h|aaB ...... J3?A K.eu^Jg^®e8uin' ting manner, and some fine instrumental and disappointment I music is ,t returns promised. ; threshing of the winter crop; July SSSSS-a::::.::::.:.s?*3V* DIRBCT STEAMSHIP LINE. Str. Island Belle, On and after MONDAY, June 20th, 1898, train* J. Central Pastflo... ODR CORRESPONDENTS. ACTON. S. Briggs, Jr. & Co. are talking of < losed lVic higher and lo. Corn at 23 ROr>TFn<>M will leave as follow*; September HAKBOK. June 27—SM. schs II. JB. building an addition to Poland steam < (t’apt Townsend.) LEAVE. June is band. Ihioago closed Vic up, while Oats dropped hi. Caieago* Alton.. mnire!,.)?011^ Gloucester for shore fishing; I ton and Acton, 27—Haying justat which will be for a Bwtwuwy Wednesday Saturday, mill, used bicyole rlour dull and easier. uncan' hocklundfor Glen- For Auburn and Lewiston 8.10 A m. A clover last Refined Sugar more ac- 11s Portland; 7.00, j 1A0, very few begun to cut their also as a for re- Chicago" Burlington Coi- Commencing Wednesday. 11,1898, steam- 5.20 and 8.30 p. m. salesroom, shop bicycle ive Pork and I ins’ B*SS«to»»or Boston; Btony Brook, 1 roni May 4.00, and firm. Lard rather quiet and iQuH^YlP*3'^109 109^ PMadetphia every Wednesday and er will leave east end Portland Pier lor weok. A heavy crop is looked for. pairing and the manufacture of sundries. Delaware * Hudson OaoalCo. lutehn°ckian<1 for New York; Wm Slater, Bay For Gorham, Berlin, and Island Food, 8.10 A m. [ 1 u favor. Coffees with a View They are a handsome new wheel buyers steady only Delaware.Laekawana & Wesil6* C armin' ?anEor for ao; Samuel G Hart, Eaton, landing. 1.30 and 8.30 p. m. Mrs. F. B. Winchell died very suddenly placing 78 for and upon the market, which they have named 1 moderate inquiry; it is generally understood Dearer & Ilio Grande. do; Ida Hudson, Bishop, Boston Saturday. WEEK DAYS. For Montreal Chicago, 8.10 am. and A S3 tho of heart disease and her mother, 1 U Whitmore, Dow, Stonington From Central Wharf, Boston. 8 p. m. From p. m. 16th, “Poland.” i hat the of the next crop will be Interior 1 or 5.60,7.00,8.00,10.15 a.m., 12.00 m., 2.00, 3.00, quality 36% Boston0*1’ ’toe street Wharf. Philadelphia, at 3 p. m. la- For 8.10 a. m. and 8.30 m. who has been Hrt®"n®».;.3l$J«o 1st preter 3®7a 6.00, 7.25. <*11.00 In. Quebec, p. Mrs. Geo. W. Prescott, At Poland another busy season o the one: the total visible of to4*4 uranoe the rate of 6.15, p. Springs present supply 1 Charles H Trlckey, Parsons, Fort- one-half sailing vessels. ARRIVALS. is well Mansion Illinois Central.1°6 ls and ?0rV8chfor Returning leave Bay View landing 6.20. 7.20, sick a time, died soon after. in progress. The old , loffeo iu this country and afloat is now 1* New York. Freights for the West by the Penn. It. E. and long reported lake Erie* West.. 8.25, 10.40 a. m., 12.25, 2.25, 3.25, 5.23, 6.30.10.30 p. From and 11.30 A House is transformed a connecting lines, forwarded free of Lewiston Auburn, J8.40, 8.35, his by large addition, same time June schs Graoe Davis Iouthby m. Paul Sanborn broke right arm just it S66.175 bags; last year 862,123 Lake Shore.1** r.oia 27—Ar, onunission. m.; 3.15 and 5.15 p. m. electric lights, a new bell system and va- 62V* °rtlaud: WESfft Johnson, of same tune in 1896, the to- .. [)M*A Tuck, *10.00. ♦Saturday night only. From Island Fond, Berlin and Gorham, 6.40 and below the elbow Monday last week. an lags; 367,491 bags; iostou Passage Round Trip $18.00. rious other improvements into ideal Manhattan Elevated .103% 11.30 m. m. of to Meals and room Included. SUNDAYS. a. and 5.45 p. a road al receipts on the crop Rio June 23 were He was running machine and modern summer hotel. Mexlean Qautral. in*% 1 nnld’i?,i¥llaLphllde Harold, Sweeney, Washlug- or From and Montreal, 6.40 a. m. and *7* For freight passage apply to F\ P. WING, Leave Portland Pier 10.15 a. m,. Chicago been same time last year Michigan May. Cooper, Providence; Catalina, 8.00, 9.00, 6.45 111. arm in the wheel. Extensive improvements have t.266,000 bags; 8,609,000 Central.,...106% oi*i ,r'f„yia Central Boston. 12.00 p. caught his MinnS Laura Chester, Boston; Igent, Wharf, m., 2.00, 3.00, 6.00 p. 111. made upon the golf links and other parts lags. Molasses nominal. Teas are very firm St Louis..'...27% .i,ni r?,'®a*emi Beal, JOHN From Quebec, 6.40 a. m and 5.45 p. m. Road Commissioner Gerrish is Minn A 8t ol. 30% Clement, Perkins, Penobscot; Senator, All goods shipped by this line are maylidtf TEMPLE, Manager. repairing of the a new has been .Louis TRAINS. grounds, and flag it the advance with considerable buying on tbe W E W L —. SUNDAY Bangor; & Tuck, Johnson, lovered against war risk by open policies tht worst places in the roads that have raised at the Mansion House. Missouri Pacific. 36% '^°n. For Toronto and >art of jobbers and retailers. In Spices, we no- June 27—Ar, schs J A and A J j to Montreal, Quebeo, Chicago 'e* 93% Gray ssned this company without expense for years, in a Krutz’s Orchestral Club of Boston has .lersev gcentral.. Portland & Steamboat Co. 8.30 p. m. been neglected satisfactory J ice a much better on and prices Boston; Sarah L Davis, Mary Lynch Boothbay returned to charm Poland with feeling Pepper NewiYurkCentrai. Hl% ’i!,',' iiwV^f’anni® o shipper. For Lewiston and Auburn, 8.30 a. m. and in. Springs pm Lockwoyd, New York. ASOp. manner. lave been dvanced Cassia is firmer but un- New St Louis 12% if7* Kumine r Arrangempnts-On and After For m. and A30 such music as can lo; York.Ohioa*oSt ua» sen Onward, east. ] IK. B. Gorham and Berlin, 8.30 a, p. n. Bo only they give. do Pi 07 SAMPSON, Treasurer and General .June 18 h, 1898. Mrs. F. K. dwell is improving in hanged. Cream of tartar steady and at pre- ?.L. 88 State Fiske ARRIVALS. Northern Pacific com 29% ;?/? lanager, St* Building, Boston, GOING WEST. DAMARISCOTTA. Starch easy in tone. EXCHANGE DIBPAOHTES. ass. health. 'ious figures. rather Spir- do do ufd. 69% ocmdtf From Island Fond, Berlin, Gorham, Montreal ■ ENTERPRISE leaves decline- Buenos Ayres June 26, baraues QTR. East Boothbay and West, 6.40 a. m. Rev. Mr. Multart was aw last Sun- Damaris sotta, June 24—The commence- i ts of Turpentine steady at the recent Northwestern.125% }Jn»D?rta“ for Portland ay 171 from New York; Au- Mondays at 7.15 a. rn., touch- From Lewiston and 6.40 a. m. ment exercises of the class of ’98 L nooln lower with Lem- do aid. 170 t„,r ,Klnery, Wyman, Auburn, day and Rev. Mr. of Milton Mills ’otatoes receipts increasing. mrnaalc, Dow. from do, both discharging. ing at So. Bristol tChristmas Cove, llerou Is- Deane, at the Ont 8s land, The 8.30 p. m. train runs through to Montreal Academy, took place today Congre- ma in demand and quiet Western.. 16% 7JL. jOcean Point, Harbor and for him in the afternoon. good higher. Oranges Boothbay daily, Sundays included. Attached to this supplied gational church. The following pro- Readme.119 Memoranda. i ROUTE. Squirrel Island. >ut tending upward. Eggs firm. Cheese firm i°“™ iABAGO LAKE STEAMBOAT train is a Fullmau for also a through was carried out Keck Island.106% Wednesday, leave Damariscoita at 6 a. m. for Montreal; POWNAL. gramme very successfully Port North Pullman for Included. H. md steady. Mackerel unchanged with a better St Paul. 98% June 25—Sch Flora Rogers, Capt 1 o Songo River, Naples, Bridgton, Portland, touching at aoove landings. Chicago daily, Sundays by the principal Mr. George Larrabee, 7*3 Clyde, and Waterford. The I1 Fullmau Falace Cars on Night easy. Coal quiet and still ao bra.149 rancis. lias been on the marine railway at this Jriflgton, Harrison riday. leave Pemaquid lor Porrlaua at 6 a. Sleeping Pownal, June £7—The death of Mr. and did much credit to himself and his upply. Hay held at the trains and cars on trains. St Paul !&"Omaba. 77 72 nace for some time, undergoing extensive re- i a molls daily excursion route through m.,touching at above landings except Damaris- parlor day the oldest citizen of our assistants. The exercises at 10 S6; lower prices are not now looked for. l®3 chain of Lukes. TICKET DEPOT AT FOOT OF George Noyes, began so prfd.162 at a cost of some §4000. The sch has finding Songo and Sebago’s cotta. OFFICE, 7 Jkirs, < to make close con- INDIA STREET. town, occurred at his residence here on o’olock. Music was furnished by Musio The following are todys- wholesala prides of St Pawl. Minu. & Mann.142 repaired and is lu first class >11 and after June 27th GOING EAST. Jr.. thoroughly for take June 189A June 18th. Mr. was born in 1806 Hall of Lewiston. i*roTiSions. Groceries; eta 11% 'ondition for the coastwise trade. She will sail lections with steamer above places, Portland, 20th, je22dtf Noyes Orchestra Texas Pacific. 77?” j Tuesdays and Saturdays, leave Portland at 7 «“% w to loacl timber at the ,1. c. It. It. (Mountain Div.( train for Seba- and as his birthday occurred on Jane Fleur. Oral*. (Talon Pacific nld.60% (la3'3 South, a. m. for at Music. has Lake, leaving Union Station at Damariscotta, touching Squirrel 16th he had entered his 93d Superfine £ Corn car Waoash...... 7 vviscasset, June 27—The steamer Salacia i jo daily Island, just upon A1E42 73 .2d m. steamer leaves Boothbay Harbor, tOccan Point, Heron low wanes.4 ao uscontinued running to this from Portland. p. Returning, MAINE R. R. Prayer. 16@4 40 do bag lots .... 44 prfd."19 port Island. tChristmas So. CENTRAL year. It is very seldom that any one Tarriaon 7.43 a. m., North 8.00 a. Cove, Bristol and East Music. Spring Wneat ban- Meal Pag Boston « Maine....,.162% *”? Halifax. NS, June 27—The ship ashore near Bridgton ever reaches such an advanced and lots ®42 : 8.30 a. a. m Boothbay. age ana 95 ®? viarie is the derelict which n., Bridgton in., Naples 9.15 Con- Latin Myths, ers.0! 8t*50S4 75 Oats, car lots 36*86 Mew Yorlc&New England old, Joseph evidently Thursdays, leave Portland at 7 a. m. for Tem- Ir, effeot June 27. tuns. retains all of his mental powers so well Salutatory—Classic 737 ias been between Beaver Island and lecting at Lake Station .with 11.45 a. m. train Bertha Patent Spring Oats, bag lots la 8 s Old Colonr.190 floating aquiu, at above as Elizabeth Chaney unknown. : or Portland and Boston. Information and touching landings except TRAINS LEAVE PORTLAND. did Mr. Noyes. Tor some years he has vvnoat,.. 6 0005 76 Cotton Beoo- Adams Exoress.100 mscoinb during the past week, name Damariscotta. Declamation—Tribute to Lincoln, joo ickets obtained at Union Station. 7 00 a. m. Lewiston, been obliged to give up in a great meas- klicn.su’an. car lots. 00 00®23 00 American Exaress. .125 “2 Oil Saturday will return from Damariscotta For%runswlck, (Lower) Joseph Frederick *o Domestic Portir. jne6tf C. L. GOOl)RIDGE, Mgr. Bath, hum Beach, Au- ure the more active duties of which his Chapman roller.. •• 5 2506 oO bag lore 0OCo^E4 00 S. Express. 40 to East Boothbay. Boothbay, Fop Rockland, American •• gusta, Watervllle. Skowhegan, and Belfast.. life had been so but Essay—Representative dear do.. .6 0005 25 Sacked fir-r Peonies Gas.• 96% ®5/4 NEW sells Florence Lelapd, t Passengers conveyed team. long always full, *“ YORK—Ar 26th, by 8.30 a, m. For Danville Jc., Rumford Falls, Women, Geneva Estella King 'tLouis st’g. car lou. 16 50® 16 00 flosiestafce, *8 Sarah Tuesdays and Saturdays lor Pem- pleasaut days of the warmer months al- " Wofford, Fernandlna; Potter, Farnhain, passengers Bemis, Lewiston, Class roller... 6 2B£5 50 bag lotslO no Ontario. 3 Satfan- aquid conveyed by ferry frotn So. Bristol. Farmington, Rangeley. ways found him busy with tho lighter History, 00017 Brunswick, Ga; Stephen GLoud, Barter, 11.05 a. m. Express for Danville I-ewis- William clear do. .6 00Si5 26 OO Pacific Mail... 29% jel7dtf ALE’RED Jc., work in and around his farm. Labeiee Fiye MlddlmaJSOOOOJglT 7»7y**®}J iah; Xorombega, Armstrong. Bangor; Peuob- RACE, Manager. ton, Moosehead Lake via Every day ivnt’r wheai Baa ote. So Pifimas Palace.196V4 J Watervllle, Foxcroft, he would office Musio. .600017 >cot, Dodge, do: Mattie Alles, Crockett, dd; Maine Coast Co, Bangor, Bar Hiirbor, Aroostook County and for go to and from the post patents.. 6 6066 65 Mixed feed.... J7 so Sugar common...ISO Wm L Navigation of Colonial :- Elkins. Creamer, Bath; Jonathan Cone, Houlton, Woodstock, St. St. having a lively interest in the outside Essay—A Story Times, *rlsn. Coffee, Western Union.* 98^4 Stephen, Andrews, Hilton Keene -nut, Providence. PORTLAND AND BANGOR. PORTLAND and SMALL POINT St. Johu, and Halifax via Vaneeboro. world. Mr. had been twice mar- Augusta (buyings selling price) Klo.roastea 11015 Southern Ry ufd. J B Noyes Sid, ship James Drummond Philadelphia; 12.30 p. m. Express for Brunswick. Bath, Class Oration—Possunt Posse Cw-t»r«» Pacific. « _ ried and hia second wife survives him and Quia Javaiildocha do26*S28 Union Jolden.-; G M Brainard, Rockland; William D/sol, 1., ,1 LL.1„, a_Iir-A_111-’ Edward Kelly Snore .... a 50047 5 AXolassos. Commencing Tuesday, June 28, 1898, STEAMBOAT CO. also one son, Mr. Alloy Noyes. The Videutis, Benjamin do; Laura Robinson, do; Mabel Hall, do: Newport. Bar Harbor. Old- Edna Lee Chase small do. .2 0003 26 Porto Rico.S6@S0 Lfftice, M Bangor. Bncksport, funeral was held in the Prophecy, Thuriow. Amboy for Gardiner. town and G rcenville. Congregational Pollock .. .2 2603 50 Barbadoea. .. ..86*26 lave Ktook Market. on Cuban Chlcftso BOSTON—Ar schs Mopanjj, Francis, Dally round trip between l m. churoh here on Monday, June 25th. There Declamation—Speech Haddock_1 00 26th, (Sundays excepted) 10 p. For Danville Jc.. Rumford Falls, 7602 Fancy.32035 Machias; Mazourka. Stinson, Rockport; Julia STEAMER SALAGIA Portland and (Jape Small Point. were a number in those Resolution, 25 (By Telegraph.) Bends, Lewiston, Farmington, Carrabasset, quite attendance, aka.2 0002 Tea. 1 Chanticleer, Poland, Theron Hatch [i Acrin?. tiav Atnn« o.AttACi CHICAGO, [June 27. 1898.—Cattle—receipts Decker, Newuuryport; eaves Franklin Wharf, For! land, Tuesdays On anu after April 4th. isos. Kangeley, Bingham. Watervllle, Skowhegan. present from a distance being Mrs. Har- Harrington Wm E from an eastern 15,('00; 10c steers at 4 90Jg)6 20; ttockport ; Leggett, port. mil Saturdays at 6 a. in. Touching at Sqairre. I. 15 p.m For Freeport, Brunswick, Au- riet Hodsdon from Mrs. Annie Mnsic. Sealed.... 1-Sgl4e Congous.. «».. .25r«;60 hlghei':cbolce schs Alice M Leeds, medium 4 86; beef steers at 416@* o<) ; Sid, Colburn, Newport News; Island, Ituckland, Camden, Belfast and gusta, Watervllle, dkowiiegan, Belfast, Dover Oration—The Wane of a Great Maeaerei.Bi Japan.,.30@3£ 60«4 B Steamer Bailey from Deering, Mrs. Augustus cows and John Halliday, Kennebec and Richmond. Va; at about 7 m. “Percy V” and Foxcroft. Greenville, Oldtown and Eldred Snore is (22 0051(26 Formoso.S5@65 Stockers and feeders at 4 50@$4 86; Johu liuokspori. Arriving Baneor p. Bangor, Kenney from Paris and Mr. Clarence Country, Cunningham 4 M Fiske, Boothbay; Hume, Rockland; Mondays and to Saturdays. Enure as (16 oo&sis sugar. heifers 3 15@4 00; Western steers 26®4 iiO; ft Returning—leave Bangor Mattawamkeagand Bncksport and sons from Portland. E. Presentation of Curtis. Deer Isle; John Cadwallader, Bath; at 6 a. above CAPT. CHAS. H. 5.05 p. m. For Tryon Rev. Gifts, Large bs $12®16 00 StandardGran B46o Texas steers 3 604:4 "6. 1 1 l. » ,> I> r,,.r..n,. nr. 1>n/.lr I rhursdays m., making landings. HOWT Brunswick, Bath, Rockland, Kenniston m. Will leave and C. Brown from Treeport was the attend- George Blair rrouKce Ex cfiue quality 6 465 Hoes—receipts 45,000; declined lOo; fair to Arriving at Portland about 6 p. Portland Pier, Portland, at 2.00 p. Augusta Watervllle. lort. for 5.10 m. Cham- Dane cranberries Extrac....' 6 90 choice at 3 packers at 3 8643 92%; Connections—At Squirrel island for Booth- m., Lowell’s Cove, Orr’s Islaud; Card’s Cove. p. For Danville Junction, Mechanic ant clergyman and the interment was at Valedictory, Essay—The 80®3 90; Ar Portland, with bered Sarah Louise V crate.. 3 60a3 60 Yellow Extra C-.-l4% butchers 8 90 3 82% ; pigs at 27th, tup Oarbonero, barge Day Harbor, Heron Isl.nd, Christmas Cove and Quoliog Bay, Poor’s Point. East ilarpswell; Falls. Lewiston, Saturdays to Rumford Falls. Elmwood cemetery. Nautilus, Flye 70®3 flight 60@3 sehs Wm E Maine. 0 00 Seed 2 75*3 66. Maple Hill; Leggett, Stoulngton; Pemaquld. At Rockland for Vinalhaven, Ashdale, Horse Island Harbor, Water Cove, 8.00 p. m. Express to i,ewlstot). Rev. M. 8. Hartwell of Yarmouth, Conferring Diplomas, loslo, M acinus. Small II. 00 p.m. Pea Beans.1 60*1 66 Timotay. 3 66@3 7B Sheep—receipts 15 600; good demand (natives North Haven and stonington. Point, Scbasco, Pliippsburg and Candy’s Night Express, for Brunswick, has at our church for the Musio. Sid, tug N P Doaue, with barge S O Co No 58, Harbor. Bath, Lewiston. supplied past renew iyee.i S5W.1 90 Clover West *%@U 4 70®6 20; Westerns 4 65; spring lambs 4 60® FARES FROM PORTLAND lO Augusta, Watervllle, Bangor, two He Is a most Y. Portland. RETURNING—Leave Harbor Moosehead Lake. Aroostook via Sundays. eloquent and The church was crowded to its utmost Cal Pea.... 65@l 75 do N. 9%@lo 5 00. Cundy’s at county Highland Light—Passed north 26th, sehs Nat Squirrel Island.75c, round trip, 81.25 6.00 a. m.; 6.13 a. Old Town, Bar Harbor. Vanceooro, Interesting and his sermons Pout’s. Dus 60a Alsihe, 16*10% •• Phippsburg, m.; Ashdale, 6.30 Bucksport preacher capacity In the afternoon the Alumni Header, iChase. Endleott, Rockland or Camden. .81.50, 2.50 a. Water Small St. St. St. John and all were muon There will bo New Potatoes (3@8 26ilte Jolinsbury, Newport, Bleeper to Quebec. the ot the canker worm. Messina 60*6 Hams.... 9 @9% It and all parts of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia vicinity ravages kicked in face a horse and Wltherell, Garlleld, Boston; F Baird, Keed, 5.55 p. m. For Sebago Lake, the by badly Caliiornla deeov’ra .. Prince Edward Island and Breton. The Cornish, Brldg- Mr. Charles H. Hodsdon cne 05y Telegrapm do;CnasH Walston. ;Hinekley, Philadelphia; Cape morning injured. The little fellow is under the ornmros. Oil. favorite route to Campobello aud St. Andrews, Commencing Thursday, April 28, 1898 ton, North Conway and Bartlett. a deer Juno 27. 1898. Kennebec, Marr, New York. m. quite recently saw crossing the medical treatment of Dr. W. H. Parsons Florida U OOffiO 00 Kerosenel20ts 8% 8.30 p. For Sebago Lake. Fryeburg, road NEW YOBK—The Flour market—receipts Sid, schs C H Venner, Baker, Phlladelohla; H For Forest City Landing, Peaks’ Island, 5.45, North St. just below Pownal Center. Oqly a of Jalliorma, 3 60.5.4 00 Lipoma. 8% Summer Conway. Fabyans, Lunenburg, Johi> Damariseotta- 9.982 exports 22,h42 bbls; sales 11,000 II Chamberlain, Foasott. New York; Clara E Arrangement. 6.40, 8.00, 9.00, 10.30 a. m., 12.00 m„ 2.13, 3.15, Montreal and to Toronto and few days before this Mrs. Wm. io 8eedlngs;3 00@3 60 Centennial. 8% bbls; bury, Chicago Cotton, Mrs. Hannah arrived home packages: steadier and trifle more active. ltandall. Charleson, Baltimore; John Twohy, On and after Monday. 9th. steamer 5 00, 6.15, 7.30 p. rn. Lancaster, who lives just above the Center saw two Morgan atggs. Pratt's Astral ..10% May dally except Saturday. Colebrook, from Massachusetts last and r luur mlils —; winter Thatcher, do. will leave Portland on For Cushing’s Island, 6.40, 8.00, 10.30 a. m., 2.15, to Tuesday, eastern extra.. ©12% In hall bbls lo extra quotations—city patents Mondays, Wednesdays Lime Ridge, Quebec. Sleeper MontreaL quietly grazing near her home. mills clears — (Winter BELFAST—Ar 27th, sch Annie li and m. 3.15, 5.00, 6.15 m. will spend the summer months in town .'resh Western.. @12 Raisins. patents 4 8544 90: city Lewis, Fridays at 6.30 p. p. Mrs. Ettie J. Latham invites the mem- straits 4 at 4 6646 00: Perth Amboy. For Little and Great Diamond SUNDAY TRAINS. at her old home. Held. MuscU.50 lb bxso®6% 4044 50; Minn.;patents Returning leave St.John and Eastport same Islands, bers of the Ladies Aid Minn bakers at 3 90 Sid 26tli, schs Paul New York for a. ra. for society at Pownal Miss Annette of North New- JBnttai. London lay’rll 76*900 winter extras 3 6044 00; Seavey, days. Trefethen’s,Evergreen Lauding,Peaks’ Island, 7.20 Paper train Bangor. Center, and also their families to unite Campbell, ..18'aiy 44 20; winter low grades 2 90®3 00. Bangor; G B Ferguson. Kingston for do. *5.30, 6.40, 8.00, 10.30 a. m., 12.00 m., 2.00, 4.20, 7.25 a. m. Paper train for Lewiston. a of ireamervJDcy Coal. tickets Issued castle olosed very successful school No2 Western 47 f o;b afloat. BOOTHBAY—Ar sch Charles Through and baggage checked 6.15. 7,30 p. m. with her in their annual picnic at Jilt Luge vrait. @18 Retail—delivered. Eye firmer; 26th, Cooper, to ton weeks in District No. 3, Newcastle Exeter in destination, uy Freight received up to 4.00 For Poneer3 5.30, Prince’s Point on 4th. Choice. Cumberland 000@4 25 Wheat—receipts 293,226 bush: exports 831,- Murray, (carried away malngalf squall Landing, Long Island, 8.00, July last Miss p. m. 10.30 a. 6.15 m. Thursday. Campbell is highly Cheese. Chestnuts.. @6 00 633 bush: sales 2,67o,000 bush futures and ast ui ght). m., 2.00, 4.20, p. Mrs. Charles H. Hodsdon with the For Tickets and Staterooms apply at the For Marriner’s 10.30 a. complimented as a worthy and efficient N. V. lorry 8%®9 Franattm... 8 00 168.000 spot; spot steady; No 2 Ked 96c fob SU1 27th, schs Elvira J French. Philadelphia; Landing, Long Island, Misses Lizzie and Florence Hodsdon, at- Norfoik: Samuel C Hart, Thomas Pine Tree Ticket Office, Monument Square or m., 2.00 p. m. teacher by both parents and scholars. Vermont... 8%*9 Lehigh.... @6 00 afloat. Stony Brook, for other tended the exercises at Hebron William Slater and Valetta, New information, at Company's Office, RETURN. graduation James E. James W. Clark, Sage. 10 Pea. 4 60 Corn—receipts 214.260 tush; exports 78,218 Borden, York; Railroad foot of State Mulligan, — Wharf, street. aoademy last week. Mrs. Hodsdon’s bush; sales 126,000 bush futures; bush spot; Kowena, Pawtucket; Nellie Waters, Westerly; Leave Forest City Landing. G.20, 7.20, 8.30. 9.30, Ruel T. York and H. E Webster left for F & K J. B. daughter, Miss Ella York Hodsdon, was spot steady; No 2 at 36% fob afloat. Ann, New Bedford; Glenullen, Given. COYLE, Gen. Man. 10.50 a. m„ 1 00, 2 35.; 3.45, 5.30, 6.30, 8.20 p. m. Augusta this morning to attend the State Grain Quotations. II and Annie M one of the present year’s graduates. Oats—receipts ■io2,‘JOO;busli: exports 161.3H1 Mary J Elliott, A Whitmore marl8dtfH. P.O, HER8EY Agent. Leave Ponce’s Landing. 6.05, 8.50, 11.20 a. m., convention. bush Preble, Boston: Albert Baldwin, Gloucester. 6.55 p. m. There was an attendance from bust; sales 84,000 spot; spot weaker; 2.50, 6.10, OHIO AGO BOARD OP TRA 1,1 — quite No 2 at No 3 at No 2 White at BUCKSPOBT Ar 27th, sch Nightingale, Leave 7.05, 8-15. 11.05 a. Pownal at the exercises of GORHAM. 27c; Eiic; 29c; Cushing’s, m., 2.45, graduation Saturday’s quotations. track white 2i(B3£,c. Perth Amhov. 8.60, 5.20, 6.40 p. rn. school which was held at schUrbaiu Leave Little Freeport High June 27.—The funeral of Mrs. WHEAT. Beef dull; iaintly —; city extra India Mess CALAIS—Ar 25th, B, Llewellyn, Diamond, 6.30, 7.20, 9.20 a. m., the Gorham, 12.00 Congregation;;! church of that place Sept. Parrsboro, NS. m.. 12.25, 3.30, 6.35, 7.20, 7.50 p. m. Martha K. Eaton took place from his late July. Leave Great on Friday afternc. of last week. It was Opening. 73 67% Lard easy; Western steam $5 SO@5 85. Sid, schs Maynard Sumner, Dyer, Hillsboro, Diamond, 6.25, 7.15. 9.15, 11.55 a. residence on Main street, Sunday after- Charles T 12.30. 3.25. 7.15. 7.55 m. a large class and they all made a most Closing. 71% 66% Pork steady: old mess —. NB; Lucy, Hooper, Kondout; Sears, m., 5.30, p. noon. The services were conducted by Butter steady; Western creamy at 13%@17: Allen, New York; E Areularius, Osmore. do. BOSTON Leave Trefethen’s, 6.20, 7.10, 9.10, 11.50 a. m.. creditable showing reflecting great credit cyita Rov. Mr. Wilson of the Congregational faotory do at 11(412% c; Klgins 17c: state dairy Ar 27th, schs Sarah Eaton and Wm Todd, 12.35, 3.20, 5.25, 7.10, 8.00 p. m. to their own Industry as well as the earn- churoh, Woodfords, assisted by Rev. G. July. Sept. laaili'Cidocrern I3%ai6%c. New York; Hiram and Jerusha Baker, Boston. Leave Evergreen, 6.15, 7.05, 9.05, 11.45 a. m., est efforts of their adimrable teacher Prof. CAMDEN—Ar sobs Alice Fox, Hopkins, 12.40, 5.20. 7.05, 8.05 Ul. W. Reynolds, which were very impres- Closing..32% 82% Cheese very firm—state large white at 7 % c; 27th, 3.15, p. "W. O. ffftrsftY. Blake, do; James Manning, IRS Leave Marrlners Long Island, 11.30 a. sive. The floral was beautiful. opening. 81% 32% small do 7%c. Boston; Autelope, Landing, Mr. S. Latham and Mrs. Hattie display State and at m., 3 00 p. in. S. OATS. Eggs firm; Penn 12glk%i Wes- Five, fishing grounds. _ Music was furnished a quartette from 9.30 m. for recently passed i the day in town, by tern iresh 12%®13o. CHABLESTON—Sid 25th, barque Elmpanda, Saturday night only, p. all landings. Morey Woodfords. The attendance was July. Sept, the guests of Mr. Chapin and family. very Petroleum dull. Weymouth. .00 Sunday Tima Table. from out of Opening. 28% 20% Ar sch Mabel Jordan, Boston. Mrs. Surah has returned from a large, many being present Kostn quiet. 26th, For Forest Peaks’ Island. Noyes The took Closing. 22% 22% DAHIEN—Ar 25th, schs Cactus, Bath; Wm T City Landing, 8.00, her son his town. burial place ntjEastern Spirits Turpuentino quio'. a. m., 5.00 m. short visit to and family in TORS. Donnell. Portland. 9.00,10.30 12.15, 2.15, 3.15, p. cemetery Kice steady. For Cush ng’s Island, 9.00,10.30 a. m., 12.15, Portland. steady. EASTPOKT—Ar 26th. schs Carrier Dove, Sil- Dally Line, Sunday* Included. 2.15, Col. H. R. Millett and Hon. Edward July. Molasses 3.15.5.00 p. m. Miss Lillian Latham invitation re- 9 Boston: Fearby. do, by Opening. 70 via, Veullla, THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMERS For Little and Great Diamond Harding were at the opening of the CHICAGO—Cash sch Bridgeport. Islands, cently entertained at her home quite a Closing.. 9 70 auotatlons; Sid, Morning Star, Hoar, Trefethen’s and 9.00 Checkley house at Prout’s Neok, Sunday. EkLSWOKTH—Ar 2otb,sch Harry W Haynes, Evergreen Landings, 8.00, party of her young lady friends. A pleas- quotations. 10.30 a. m., 12.15, 2.oo, 4.20 p. m. Mr. R. Eaton of N. Monday’s Flour dull. New ant social time was after whiob George Lancaster, 2 wheat at Goodwin, York. BAY STATE ANO For Ponce's 8.00, 10.30 passed WHEAT. Wheat—No spring 67®89c:No3 Ar schs Lmo W Landing, Long Islaud, Mr. W. S. Eaton and W. C. Eaton 27th, Eppes, Jordan, Boston; PORTLAND, a. 4.20 m. refreshments were served. H., do at No 2 Bed at 76c. Corn—No 2 at ni., 2.00, p. light Juiv. Sept. 68®7Sc; J M Kennedy, Hutchins, do; L D Bemiok, alternately leave Franklin of Portland, and Mr. Myron Hovey of Oats— Wharf. Port, For Marrlner’s Landing, Long Island, 10.30 a. POLAND. Closing.. 72% 86% Sl»31V4C:No2 yellow 31%®31%c. Wakefield, do. laud, every Evening at 7 Nashua, N. H., were in town to No 2 at 22%c; No 2 white 26%c; No 8 White o’clock, arriving in m., 2.00 p. m. Sunday opening...... 73 67% Sid, schs Abigail Haynes, Doyle. New York; season for connection with earliest trails June 27.—The held attend the funeral of Miss Martha No 2 No 2 Barley at for W. T. Poland, Republicans Eaton. CORK at24%c; rye4l®4i%o: Myra Sears, Fullerton. Portland. points C. GODING, General Manager. No Flaxseed at 1 beyond. a caucus Saturday to choose delegates to 32S8850: 1 03®l 05; prime FEIINaNDINA — Sid 25th, barque John Through tickets for apr27dtf BUXTON. July, Sept. seed 2 Mess at 9 Providence, Lowell 1 atteud the State convention; also the 31% Timothy 67%; pork 66®9 60. Swan, Nash, New York. Worcester, New York, etc, Deenlug. 32% Lard $5 66as 60; short rib sloes at 5 20®6 50. West Buxton, June 27—Hon. E. H. Closing.. 31% 32% GLOUCESTEE—In port 25th, sobs Velma, WHAEP' Boston* ®Tory Portland & Rumford Falls Dry salted meats—shoulders 4% S)5: short clear trom for R'j, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. has started his woolen OATS. from St George, NB; Lygonia, Boston, ■iuS£S»$MnU Hargraves up sides at 5 96(0& 86. Frankfort. HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT GO. with a full at Effect June 1898. mills at Shapleigh supply of July. Sept Better Arm; cremry 14010c: dairy at 11® HYANNIS— Ar 26th, sch Babboni, Portland J. F. LIBCOMB. Gei Sin 27, £3 fresh 1^°^ The 365 Island Route. orders. Cpsnlng... 22% 20% 13Vac. Eggs steady: at 10c. Cheese— for New York. Sept. 1.1897. DEPARTURES. 20 cream —c. ALLAN LINE Winfield Scott Graham, of Graham & Closing*.o B 3i% Sid 27th, sch J Howell Leeds, to load ooal a Beginning June 19, 1898, steamers will leave 8.30 A. M. and 1.10 P. M. From Union Station 7.100 bbls: wheat traders here, who has been siok near- FORE, Receipts—Flour. 6,000 Norfolk lor Saco.a Portland Pier, Portland, daily, as follow*: for Poland, Meohanlo Falls, Buokfleld. Can- Co., corn bush; oats RAILROADS. bush; 260,000 213.600 busb; JArjxVBVJiA y IiJjPj—Vziu au(u. 3uu ijuugicmivr, For Cliff Island, Great Rumford Falls and ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. ly a year is slowly recovering from his se- Julv. 6.000 Chebeague, Harps- ton, Dlxnela, Bemls, rye 2100 bush; barley bush. INew York. and Orr’s Island, 9.30 a. 4.15 Tprfl Hufffvrins?. Opening..... 9 67 Chase, welh.Bailey’s m, 8.30 a. i.io and 6.10 p. m. From Union Shipments—Flour 9,500 bbls: wheat sch Bertram m„ ...... 29,200 Ar at Fort George 26th, N m. The abundant rains have secured .'losing...... 962 White, P, Station for,Mechanlo Falls and Intermediate anoth- bush; corn 817,900 bush; oats 178,200 bush: Fuulkiogiiam, Baltimore. Return for Portland—Leave Orr’s Island, via Montreal and to 6ou stations. Quebec Liverpool. er large hay crop in this vicinity. rye 17,000 bush; barley bush. MACH IAS—Ar 27tli. schs Regina, Boston above landings, 0.30 a. 1.00 p. m. Arrive From from j BOSTON & m., 6.10 p. m. train runs Portland Dally Pre«» Stock Qontatioaa. Forest Belle. Portland. MAINE R. R. 9.j0 a. m., 3.15 m. Saturdays only, through HARPSWELL. MINNEAPOLIS—Wheat—June at 83%c;JuIy Portland, p. to Rumford Falls. Liverpool Steamship_Montreal & Dec at NEWPORT NEWS-Ar sch Do- Corrected by Swan Barrett, Bankers, 186 83W e; Sept 67Vsc; 66o: No 1 hard at 24th, Viking, In Effect June 87th, SUNDAYS. 12 California, 28 Providence. 1898, Through oars between Portland, Bumford May. May West June 27—Miss Nellie Middle street. 86% ; No 1 Northern 84% ; No 2 Northern at tlieday. 19 Numldlan. 4 June Harpswell, PERTH AMBOY—Ar sch J D Leave Portland for Long Island, Cliff and Falls and Bemls. May. is STOCKS. S8V4o. 25th, lngranam. WESTERN DIVISION. 26 Skelton from Hartford, Conn., hoard- T nwiq AT A w Vnrlir Great Chebeague Islands, So. Harpswell, 10.00 Connections at Bemls for all In the May. Laurentlan, 11 June Par Value. Bid. Asked MINNEAPOLIS—Flour—Arst patents 4 608 points 2 June. at Mr. William Randall’s. Description. Trains leave Portland, Union for а. in., 2.00 p. m. Lakes. Parisian. 18 June ing Bank. ..10O 106 4 70; seoond patents at 4 35.o.4 45; Arst clears 'PHILADELPHIA-Ar 26th, »oh Horatio, Station, Rangeley Canal National 110 Searboro a. Return for Portland, leave So. via 9 June. Carthaginian, 25 June Mrs. Margaret Allen of Harpswell Cen- 3 second clears 3 New Bedford. Crossing, 7.10, 9.05,10.00 m., 12.00 Harpswell, at 06@S 85; 10.q3 30. Kelley. 11.45 a. 3.43 Summer Excursion Tickets on Sale. 16 June. Cantorman, 30 June widow the of the late Johnson Casco National Bank.100 100 102 Ar 27th. soils 1.20, 3.55, 5.15, 6.20, 6.50 p. m.; Scarboro Reach’ same landings, m., p. m. Arrive tre, Allen, Everett, Webster, Kennebeo; t-ine 5.30 in. Cumberland National Bank.. .40 30 Allon Point, 7.00, 7.10, 8.16, 9.05, 10.00 a. m. 12 Oo’ Portland. 1.00, p. Steamers sail from Montreal at 9 a. con- died of Bright’s disease Tuesday. Funer- Greene, Kockport. R C. Traffic m., Chapman National Bank. 100 Island—Passed »ch l. 20, 3.30, 3 55, 5.16, 5.50, 6.20, 8.50, 8.00 p. m.’ Old Fare to Harpswell and return Sundays, 350; BRADFORD, Manager, necting with Grand Trunk trains Port- al services were held at the Keedy down 25th, Mollte Portlands Malnos leaving Baptist First National Bank.100 98 loo Cotton Markets. Rhodes, lor Rockland. Orchard Reach, 5.20, 7.00, 7.10, 8.15, 8.40 9 05 other landings, 25o. land the previous evening. church Thursday at 10 a. m. Rev. E. M, Bank— 109 ill 10.00 a. ISAIAH Gen’l E. L. LOVEJOY, Superintendent- Merchants’National 75 PORTSMOUTH, NH-Ar 25th, soh Lydia M m., 12.00, 12.30, 1.20, 1.45, 3.30, 3.55 Vis’ DANIELS, Manager. Laurentlan carries cabin passengers only. from Brunswick 97 99 By Telegraph.1 8.00 jel8 dtf Romford Falls. Maine. Edwards officiated. National Traders’Bank.100 Deering. Swain, Georgetown. 5.50, 6.05, 6.20, 6.50, p. m; eaco, lllddeford’ june24tf Carthaginian carries second cabin passengers Bank.100 102 JUNE 27, 1898. 10.00 a. Deceased was 62 years of age. Portland National 104 **} PROVIDENCE—Sid soh Wm Butnam, 7.00, 8.16, 8.40, 9.05, m., 12.00, 12.30 1 2o’ only. 180 165 NEW YORK—The Cotton market ro-uay 20th, 8.00 all the schools on the Portland Trust Co.100 New York. 3.30, 3.65, 5.15, 5.60, 6.20, p. in.; Keuuebunk’ The Saloons and Staterooms are In the cen- Nearly Neck closed very dull; middling do Portland Gas Company. 50 80 86 uplands 65/se; Kenncbunkport, 7.00, 8.40, 10.00 a. m. 1° 3o’ tral part, where motion is Kleo- closed Friday. at sales 100 bales. Ar 20th, sell Edwin R Hunt, Rowell, Philadel- FORESIDE S. B. CO. Portland & Worcester IM least felt. Portland Water Co.100 102 104 gulf 6Vac; 3.80, 5.15, 6.05, 6-20 p. m.; Wells T FALMOUTH triclty is used for the Mrs. Jennie from phia. Beach, oo’ lighting ships through- Stover, Willard, who Portland St. Railroad Co.. 100 130 186 CHARLESTON—The Cotton marker 8.40 a. m., 3.30, 6.15 p. m.; out, the at the to-day KOCKPORT—Ar 27th, sells Chester R Law- Dover, Somers- Jghts being command of the hus been visiting friends here returned Maine Centfal H’y.100 128 180 6c. worth, 7.00, 8.48 a. in., 12.30, 5.15 passengers at hour of the wae'quiet; Middling rence, Grlnnell. Boston; Riverdale, Urquhart, 3.30, p. m.- any night. Muste home & R.R. tOO SO 61 Rochester, Farmington, Alton Great Diamond Island Route. WRTUSD & ROCHESTER R. R. Rooms and Thursday. Portland Ogdensburg GALVESTON—Cotton market was St .John. NB; Leo, Wasson, do. Bay, Wolf- Smoking Rooms on the promenade today 8.40 a. deck. 26th. schs boro, m., 12.30, 3.30 p. m.; Lakepori La- Station Foot of Preble Sb The Saloons and staterooms are BONDS. quiet; middling 5 13-lSc. SALEM—Ar Right Away, Smith, heated conia, Weirs, Plymouth, 8.40 a. in., 12.30 On and After 1898. by steam. Perth Amboy; Watchman, Bridgham. New p July 23d, and 6s. 1907-...,.118 120 MEMPHIS—TUeJCottoo market to-dav was m. ; Weirs, Centre Uarboi, J ong On after Monday. June 27.1808. Passenger Rates of passage *52.60 A Portland York for Lubee (and sailed). Island to;*70.00. re- 102 103 quiet; middlings 6 lo-16c. Alton Bay and a. trains will Leave Portlands duotlon is made od Round Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding.. SAVANNAH—Sld-26th, sch M V B (via steamer), 8.40 m; Wor- STEAMER MADELEINE Trip Tlokete Chase, cester Somersworth and For Worcester, Clinton, Second Cabin—To Portland 4s. 1913, Funding.106 108 NEW ORLEANS—The Cotton market to-day Gardiner. (via Rochester) 7 a Ayer Junction, Nashua, Liverpool, London 'and R. R. aid.101 102 Windham and at I JO A to. and ttje Londonderry. *34.00 and Bangor 6s. 1899. steady; middling 6 16-160. SHIP ISLAND-Ar 25th. schs Lizzie m.; Manchester, Conoord, (via Rockingham Epplng *36.26:* return,^ Heyer, 7.00 leave Portland m. and Bangor 6s. 1905.1Water.114 116 Itebecea K Junctlen), a. m., 3.30 p. m.; North Ber- Will Pier p. *60.76 *69.00. MOBILE—The Cotton market to-day was Delay, Key West; Lamdin. Brooks.do. For Manchester, Concord and nelnta North at Bath 6s. 1898. K. R. aid .101 102 HAVEN —At schs wick, Dover, Exeter, Uaverhi l, Lawrence Steerage—jfo Liverpool, London, Glasgow middling 6%c. VINEYARD 25tb, M K A in. and 12.30 m. 1907, Municipal.101 103 nominal! Lowell, Boston, a 5.20, 7.00, 8.40 a. m For Great Diamond Island at 6.45, 9.00 a. in., 7 JO p. Belfast or Londonderry, lnoludln* re- Bath 4Vas, Meservey, Swans Island forNew 1’30’ every 103 SAVANNAH—The Cotton was Rawley, York; 8.30. 6.05 P. m. Arrive 3.00 and 6.15 m. For Falmouth at For Rochester, Water- for the *22.50 and Bath 4s 1921, Refunding.1,01 market to-day Ann MoCann. Bangor for do. Boston, 8.40, 10.15 a“in 12.10, p. 6.45, Springvale, Alfred, quisite voyage *23.50 of Products in the Mary Gates, 0.15 6.15 For boro and Saco River at 7.30 A nx, lajo and For tickets or further Staple 6s. 1898. R. R. aid.101 102 steady; middling 6% t. 12.42.4.02, 7.13, p. m. Leave for 9,ou a.m., 12.10, 8.00, m. Chebeague information anniv to Quotations Belfast L|Ar 27Lb, sch, R D Bibber, Pittston for Wash- Boston' p. 6.30 m. T. P. McGOWAN, 420 Belfast 4s. Municipal.102 106 Portland Portland, 5.69, 7.30, 8.00, 8.30 a. m., 1.15, 4 15 1; [),; and Cousins Islands, Prince’s Point, Yarmouth p. Congress St., J. B ington; Kabboni, for New York; Geo For Gorham at 7.30 and 9.46 a nx, 12.3d SEATING. Calais 4s 1901—tail Refunding—100 102 mm. Arrive rortland, 10.10, 11.50, 11.55 am at 9 a. m. and 3.00 p. m. 8.00, 6lVq Exchange St., ASHTON’S Markets. A Pierce, Bangor for Greenport; Mattie Holmes, 6.30 and 6.20 p. m. Ticket Leading Lewiston 6s,’ 1901, Municipal.106 107 European Markets. 12.10, 5.00, 7210, 9.30 p. m. RETURN—Leave Diamond Island at 8.00, agefcy, 9311-2 congress st. Li. do for Norwich (and all sailed); Foam, Turks For Cumberland Mills, Westbrook * A. 92 Lewiston 46, 1913, Municipal.103 105 11.30 a. m., 1.30, 5.30 p. m. Leave Falmouth at Westbrook, ALLAN, Montreal, Stalest. Boston, iBy Island at Turks Island brig Tolos. Heagan, Junction and Woodford# at 9.46 A 1901. ...100 102 Telearaph.) (left SUNDAY б. 7.25, ll.oo a. m.. l.oo, 5.00 p. in. Leave 7JO, nx, and 1 India SL, Portland. Jly31da Saoo 4s Municipal lor Bangor). TRAINS, 00, 6.30 and 6 JO m. R R 7s, i398, 1st mtgtoi 101% LONDON, June 27. 1896.—Consols closed at loading Chebeague Island 10.15 a. m., 4.16 p. m. Leave 12.30, S.00, p. Maine Central schs Palestine. M IC Ann Scarboro m. tram from lllVi for money and for the account. Sid, Rawley, Mary For Crossing, 7.10, 9.20. 10 15 a m 10.30 a. m. The 12.30 p. Portland oonnects 7s. 1912,cons. mtgl3S 135 111 3-1G F G Cousins m., 4.30 p. l’rluce’s Point Stock and •• ’’ MoCann. R F Hart, French, Chas E at Junction with “Hoosao Tunnel Route" New York Money Market. 4 Vs a 105 107 Balcli, 2.00. 3.40.4.15, 5.10, 6.15, 7.15 p. m.; Scaitoru 10.45 a. m., 4.45 p. m. Ayer LIVERPOOL, June 27. 1898—Cottou market Thomas B Garlhnd, Miranda, Oliver Ames, Mil- Pine for the West aud at Union CBy Telegraph. •• •’4s cons. .103 loo Beach, Point, 7.10, 8.15, 9.20, 10.15 a m Station, Worcester, mtg... is quiet—American midling at 3 7-16d; sales dred Annie F Conlon, George E Time Table. for Providence and New via DOMINION LINE. •< 106 May, Prescott, 12.66, 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 6.10, 6.15, 7.13 p. m 010 Sunday York, "Providence NEW YOKE, June 27. g«s,l9O0,exten’sn.l04 8,0001 bales, Including 600 ,bales for specula- Hope Mary E Morse. Lujher T Garret- Orchard Line” for N orwlch and No* York, via “Nor- & 1st mtgi04 108 tion and Haynes, Beach, 5.20, 7.10, 8.15, 9.20, 10 15 a m Leave Portland Pier for Diamond Island, Fal- Portland Ogd’g gHs.xaoo, export. son. Allen Gurney, Empress, Poehasset, Abel : wich Line” with Boston aud R R Money on call was easy lViffllVi per cent; Water Co’s 1899-101 103 12.55, 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.00, 5.10, 5.30. 6.15, 7.15 Dm mouth, and ICousins Islands and Albany for and Portland 6s, W L C Gates, B D Prince, Charles L Chebeague the and with the New York all MONTREAL So LIVERPOOL. Parker. Saco, Hlddeford, 8.15, 9.20, 10.15 a. m wm at 9.00 m. and m. West, rail via QUEBEC last loan 114: prime mercantile paper at 3@4 Portland Water Co’s 4s. 1927.103 104V Kdmuuds. Island Prince’s Point, a. 2.00 p. Jeffrey. J Henry City, Maggie 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.00, 6.10, 5.30, 6.15, 7.16 n ,,, 1 Return leave Chebeague at 10.30 a. m. and 4.15 “Springfield.” Montreal From Quebec per oent. sterling Exchange firm, with actual Hurley. Annie & Reuben, Ida L Hull, Rodney 4.15. 5.30 Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester Steamer_From MINIATURE ALMANAC.JUNE 28. K-nnebuub, 12.55, 5.00, p. in.; lioch- p. m., Cousins Island at 10.45 a.m. amt 4.30 p. ouslness In bankers bills at 4 Parker, Bleanora Van Dusen, Richard Hill and wster, Alton at 1.30 p. m. j from Rochester at 8.30 a. m., 1.30 Labrador June 9 a. m. r 6. m. 86ya®4 86% for Boston KtooB MarKor* 6 Farttnngtnu, But, 4.15, 5,31) D m. Leave Prince’s Point 11,00 a. m. anil 4.45 p. 25, June25, p. Sunrises. 4 wfltor I- 16 Fred North and 6.48 p. m.; from Uorham at 8.30 and 9 10|HI„hHlga wator Tyler. m.: Berwick, Dover, m. Leave Falmouth at 11.10 a. m. and 6.00 m. 6.40, Vancouver July 2, a. m. July 2. 6. p. m. demand and 4 84*5*84% for sixty days; post- following were the closing Sun 7 25 \- 6 45 Gardiner Exeter, Haver p. 6.18 The quota- sets. Passed—Schs Henry May, for New hill, a 10.60 A m„ 1.30, 4.13, p. m. Scotsman 9, 9 a. m. g, 6. m, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 5 20 a m Leave Diamond Island at 11.40 a. m. and 5.3C p. ed rates f6£4 teyj. Commercial bills are tions of stocks atRoston: Moon rises. o oolHeight.oo— oo York; Hillsboro for do; Mary E God- 9 m. Uranus, 12.55, 6.00, 5.30 p. m. Arrive Boston 8.40 a SUNDAY TRAINS. Yorkshire lf>, a. 16, 6. p. m. Central Abraham m’ P'm' 4 88@* 88%. Mexican 4s...'61% frey. !Kennebeo for do; Richardson 6.28, 8.32. 9.42 p. m. Leave Boston for Port BENJ. M. Dominion 23, 9 a. m. 23, 6. p. m. Ton. * SantaiFe. R. new. inn ri SEABURY, Gen. Manager. Arrive from Rochester and way stations 6.26 Atchison, 13ya ana Marl; Pendleton, Bangor for do; Nat Head- 3.45 a. Arrive Portland 7.10 a. Silver m, m. m. certificates 69060. Boston & Maine.162% er. South Gardiner for do; Oliver june23dti a. Schofield, Leave for Rochester and Stations. BOSTON Bai Silver 69%. dopfd Gould’s Landing for do: Addle Jordan, Portland EASTERN DIVISION. way 6.16 p. Maine Central.127 NEWS for Rockland for do; S S Ken- m. TO VIA. Mexican dollars 45%. MARINK do; Commerce, For Biddeford, LIVERPOOL QUEENSTOWN. Union Pacific... 24 Portsmouth, Nowburv- MAINE STEAMSHIP CO. For through tickets tor all points West and Bonds firm. port, Amesbury, Salem, Lynn, From From Government Union Pacific pfd. 60% dall, for Henrietta A Whit- Boston 2 fto South apply to 11, i. palmer. Ticket Agent, Bangor Newport; 9.00 a. m., 12.45, 6 1.45, 6.00 p. m. New York Direct Line. Liverpool. Steamer. Boston. State bonds dull. American Boll.....275 PORT of PORTLAND. ney, Ellsworth for Roudout; Charles W Church, Arrive ’Bos Portland, lie. Sugar, ton, 5.58 a. m., 12.80, 4.00, 4.30. 9.00 p. m. Leave S. B. Canada, ifane 2, ?~30 a. m. Railroad bonds .4 merman common...130% Great Falls for Washington; Clara E Randall, ISLAND SOUND BY ie26dtfPETERS. Sapt May 18, strong. Boston for Portland, 7.30, 9.00 a. m., 12 30 7 00 LONG DAYLIGHT. June m. Sugar, old..*... Kennebec for Baltimore. June 16. S. S. Canada, 30, 5.S0 p. MONDAY June 27, 9.45 a 1 rive 11.45 a. Cen Mass.'pfd. sch Charles Noble p.m. Portland, m THREE TRIES EER WEEK. WASHINGTON—Cld 25tb, 12.40 a. m. of passage. no common Arrived. 4.30,10.15 p. m., rates Hides. ... Simmons. Boston. The steamships Horatio Hall and Man- First and Return Flint Si Pere Mara.. W1NTERPORT—Sid 27tl), sch Emma W Day, SUNDAY TRAINS. hattan alternatively leave Franklin Wharf Cabin, *62.59 upwards. The following quotations represent the Steamer Cumberland, Thompson, Boston for Sico and according to steamer and ac- pav- NB. Hutchins. Boston. Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays upwards ing prioes In this market: Eastport and St John. For Blddefo Portland, Mt. Desert end Manillas Stbt. Co commodation. WISCASSET—ski 27th. sch Mary Farrow, d, Portsmouth, Nowbnrv- at. 6 p. m. for New York direct. Keturning, leavi Cow and ox York tjtoeas Steamer Percy V, How, Phipsburg via Cundy Lon- hides.7%c ft Now quotation* and Bonds Boston. port, Salem, Lynn, Boston,2 a. 111., 12.4.5 u m Tier 33, IS, K., and batur Sir. “Frank Jones.'’ Second Cabin, to Liverpool, London, Bulls and Harbor. Tuesdays, Thursuays to Re- stags.6y2c (By Arrive Boston 5.58 a. m., 4.00 p. m. Leave Bos at 5 p. m. Beginning donderry and Queenstoivn, *34 *42.50. Ceaif Telograpn.i Steamer Enterprise, Race, South Bristol and days Saturday, April 30th.isos, will leave turn skins, trimmed,.. ton for Portland, c 9.00 a. m., 9.45 n These steamers are *66.75 to 878.40, according to steamei The follomg ware to-day's Forolun Ports. 7.oo, m superbly fitted and fur Portland Wednesdays aud Saturdays at 4 a. m. do uutrimmed. 9c closing quotations Boothbay. Arrive m.. and accommodation. L Portland, 12.25,10.20 p. 12.40 a. m’ nished for passenger trave1 and afford the mos on arrival of train leaving Boston at 7 p for Lamb of Bonds Sell Georgle Drake, SkolAcld. Cld at Parrsboro. a. m., London sklus.60 to 80c each Brunswiok, NS. Juue 27, schs Cygnet, Stops at Norih Berwick and Kxetei convenient and comfortable route betweer Bar peerage, to Liverpool, London, Ga, 400,000 It pitch pine and cypress lumber to Durant, CaUis; Rockland. Harbor, Machiasport and Inter- dorry, and Belfast- June 27. Jure 24 Aninle Blanche, Randall, do. only. Portland and New York. mediate landings. leave Machias- Glasgow, Queenstown Richardson, Dana & Co. Ar at St John, b. Returning 82250 to *25.80 to steamer. New 4s, reg 124% 124y* NB, June 27, soh Lizzie B, Westeru Division to North Berwick Fare: one way. $5.00; round $3.00. on and at 4 a. according Itet&il Grocer* »ni:ar Sell D II Rivers, coal to Thomastou. trip, port Mondays Thursdays nx. ar- lining. do OOUP, J 124 Colcord,!Phiiadolphla, Belyea, stops Jet. and Portsmouth carried are vvAl Apply to J. B. T. P. McGOWAN, 24Vi Co. Ktttery only. Goods insured against riving In Portland 6 a. m T-esdays and PrP KEATING, 4’S GTE? Cld, sell Rosa e. western Division horn J- J-J C. oi Portland marfcet—cut loal 7: Now ;reg.. J09Vs Mueller, McLean. Philadelphia. North Berwick Iti'K, under the terms ot me Company’s Opel t EsSEN, ASHTON, Portland, confetlon ea y 4’» sell H 8 Boynton, Boston, oemeut to days. ID i><:: New coup.Ill 111 Cooper, NB*jLule 3C“ Elw00d Bur‘ P. J* PLANDERs. G. P, & X. A. Boston without additional to freiyht TORRANCE & CO., Gen. Agents, pulverised eot powered, 6c; grauulateu Carbon Bros. £demr' 21> Policy, charge shipper. Passenger and rates tire lowest ser Montreal. Denser Sc R. G. 1st.10B% 106y* t,o^Day GEO. H. THOMPSON, Ticket Agent. Portland J. F. LlSCOMB.Ger.ftral the best. .: je2dtf 6% coffee crushed 6c; yellow *v. Sch Mary Wiley. Williams, Portsmouth. Cid. sch Ruth Agent. vice KO. K. EVANS, Srle gen 4s...,. 74% 74”/» | Robinson. Tbeall, New York. I Jew dtf THOS, M. BAHTUCTT. Air ocudtf marlfidF r. Abjangaix THE PRESS. CAPSIZED. FOR THE FOURTH. PORTLAND CLUB ELECTION. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. _sewadveexisimestj. 1 to at I.ast Two Men Narrowly Escape Drowning Committee on the Parade Issues Notice Officers Chosen Eveniilg>s Meeting ECZEMA FIVE YEARS NEW ADYEKT1SEMENTS TODAY, BLACK China Sunday. the Participants. —A Dinner for Mr. Reed WAISTSof intense and Everlasting white Owen. Moore & Co. Suffering silk, and E. F. The last annual of with Eastman Bros. & Bancroft. Messrs. Frank MouDtfort Fourth of July committee The meeting the Portland Almost Frantic Itching twelve rows of I SILVERWARE collar, I J. ii. Libby Co tucking Donovan were sailing in the neighbor- evening completed tho details of the Club was held last evening. Doctors Wo Avail N. M. Perkins & Co. There was Four on front after- of (in clusters.) City of Portland—2. hood of Clapboard island Sunday celebration programme. Hon. Josiah a large attendance members. The 1 m ♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦ l L. IS. Griffin & Co. craft H. A $4.50 waistfor noon when they saw an overturned Drummond was chosen to deliver following officers weere elected: COMPLETE CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES $3.98 AMUSEMEFTS. the with two men clinging to it and shouting address in commemoration of the President—Edward C. Reynolds. Grand Opening Bicycle Park. been an tateoac eufferor of that for Upon drawing nsar they saw Grand Trunk’s 50th The Vice-Presidents—Charles S. Chase I have awful, THE OF Black Taffeta Silk FINANCIAL. help. anniversary. and everlasting disease, Ec2ema, for five CORSET-DOLLAR Waists, from which Zenas Thompson, Lyman is. Cousens’ dreaded SALE, was a float chorus, under the of n it gunning direction Prof. advice in i light Ward, tried everyone’s Municipal Security Co. Charles H. Randall,, Will'ord G. years. I medicines, OUR MOTHERS NEVER full front, diagonal corded front, and the will render Chap- doctors, one a in skin dis- the men had been capsized strong patriotic songs of diflerent man. besides four specialist *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ no at and from time 7 Plaited back. Two I I a that with all, rows, wind was blowing it about in way nations, with full military band aooom- F.. Tompson. eases, improvement had JOTTINGS. ^Secretary—Edward setting me almost fraatlc with dreadful BRIEF drowned them had Treasurer—Daniel D. to time would speedily have panlment. Chenery. last I grades, $5.75, $6.75 I have over Two Thons- Executive Committee for itching. At gave mysolf up to Cuticcba half the 1 been Tho three years_ not help forthcoming. committee issued these notices to Remedies, expaating them to result as all pre- and At a meeting of the committee on Are S. B. Kelsey. E. J. Skillln, M. N. Drew i pieces of Silverware To the arrival of Messrs. Mount- ones. To my great and agreeable have hose timely participants. J. L. Dyer, J. H. Pierce. vious surprise reach, DRESS White that it we.s voted to a wonderful in three SKIRTS, H I shall sell at lower department a from Free- I found change weeks, and fort and Donovan and sloop It was voted to tender a 3 and 4 with new run- ANTIQUES AND HORRIBLES. reception and uBing three bottles of Cuticura Resol- $1.00 to than ever before for wagons equipped who were in the float owe after and Pique, $4.00 prices the men to one box of || and roller hearing axles. It port, All who aro to take in the dinner Congressman Reed, the date to vent and Cuticura Salve, I found Hrst ning gear were Everett Davis and part parade class goods in this city, their lives. Thsy of be fixed upon after correspondence myself completely cured. fetch- LINEN Skirts, $1.39 to $4.00 d was also voted to have the central fire sta- antiques and horribles are with The Edwin Jackson of this city and they requested GKO. A. LOWE, 907 Market St., Phil,, Pa. goods are made by house decorated for to present themselves him. g tion and enigne l’s rescued. The for tickets at the Feb. 26,1897. CRASH Skirts, 50c to S9c Win. were nearly exhausted ;when __ ing Rogers, of city council chamber at 7.30 this I (Simpson, the Fourth July. Jackson was evening. Hall sloop picked up Davis, and PEAKS ISLAND. SERGE blue and & & The great steel pier at Old Orchard No tickets will be given thereafter. power Skirts, p| Miller), Rogers rescued Mountfort and Donovan. I a by our Bro, Pairpoint & Towle will be at noon July ‘id by par- LADIES FOR our black, made in own work- opened Jaokaon was landed at Long island and BARGES. ECZEMA SEVEN YEARS of 1 'of the Old companies. ty given under the auspices The Children’s Sunday was rooms. kind for cared for while Davis went ashore at committee requests that young appropriately and Back $4.50 $3.00 chuich Scalp Covered with Dry Sore. 1398 Here are a few of the Orchard Pier Company. Foreside. between observed at the Methodist at Peaks Waite's landing, Falmouth ladies, 16 and 20 years of age, Thought Itching Would Mohair ■ Excellent are the results of treatment island, Sunday evening las and the fol- Alpaca Skirts, prices: who are willing to participate in the Drive Him Mad. Half Portland, Me. lowing programme was carried out in a $3.75 kind at $2.25 at Keeley Institute, PERSONAL. barge representation of the Goddess of H Tea : State Reform school most satisfactory manner to the Dollar. Spoons per set, 1-2 : The boys at the Liberty and the 45 states of tho Union, large COMPLETE CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES close ‘term with appro- S. M., of Van audience that assembled: 31 inch Printed fi doz, 89c will the,,'school J Rev. John Collins, meet at the mayor’s office this evening at “How’s PRINTED I was afflicted with priate exercises Thursday, June 30th, at Bruen college, is the guest of Bishop 7.30. Organ voluntary, Mrs. Fisher Eczema for seven years, was a PONGEE Pongee, resem- 1 Desert 12 Anthem, Quartette and my scalp in bad state. I had a bad that?” Spoons, per set, 7.30 p. m. Healy. three Notes of Praise from the Psalm backs inches of which was covered with a China Pon- of the W. F- son of Mr. HARBOR NOTES. You 5 CENTS, bling doz, $ | The Chestnut auxiliary Lieut. Hamilton, U. S. A., Couutry, In Concert dry scab with a moisture underneath. The itch- say. We answer that I was so bad M. S., will hold its regular monthly Jonas Hamilton of the Maine Central, is Prayer, Pastor ing I thought it would drive me mad. this gee Silk, fine Items of long, Summer I Table 1-2 At- Interest Picked the Selected I tried all remedies I was told but could not Corset, Spoons, per set, I meeting with Mrs. E. Norton, 19 on the staff of Gen. Chaffee. Up'Along Giatitfide, of, cured. I was texture, tinted Water Elsie Trott get advised to try Cuticura Rem- atSOcts. that printed grounds ~ afternoon Front. Introductory, you’ll see in doz, $1.79 I lantic street. Subject, "‘New Openings The Mayor spent yesterday edies. I used livo Dialogue, bottles of Cuticura Resol- on which are artistic Mrs. Norton. ane of printed pat- | In Africa.” Leader, E. S. signing the diplomas of the graduating Clifford Jones, E. Fraser, D. Randall vent,five cakesqf Cuticura Soap, and five boxea our Congress St. I Desert 1-2 Cuticura terns, floral and de- Knives, doz, Bishop Healy confirmed 179 candidates class of the school. Schooner Georgia L. Two Little Feet, I H. N. Baker of Salve, and hoas completely cured• geometrical High Drake, Capt. not had a windows couldn’t be Freedom and the I have pimple on my head or body since. $1.39 in Brunswick, Sunday afternoon. Miss Carrie Gordon of Portland, visited Schofield, ,arrived from Brunswick, Ga., Right, signs. I Charley Blaokman C. LONG, 325 Wilton Ave., Toronto, Can. matched for a dollar was a mixed day. Sunshine, with a cargo of feet of twenty Yesterday relatives in Biddeford, Sunday. yesterday 400,000 Oh the Fields are Full of 12Kc goods, i Medium 1-2 Beauty, Ccticura Remedies daily perform more great cures of gc Knives, doz, i and and a critical and wood for fears clouds, southerly easterly winds, Mr. H. W. Rich underwent pitch pine cypress Richard- The Sohool torturing, disfiguring, humiliating skin, scalp, and blood ago. than all other blood $1.49 I showers. He is get- son, Dana & Co. Responsive Recitations, The School diseases and skin remedies combined, Some surgical operation yesterday. and constitute the only of its for R> if, Imogen Blackman unfailing external and interna) bright Spots The trustees for the Maine School A large British steamer, the treatment for all forms of akin, and ORGANDIES Three great ting along comfortably. Lyell, Summer Skies Are Beaming, The School scalp, blood humors. iidn’t exist then. 1 Gravy Ladles, 50 to 75c the Deaf met here yesterday afternoon sailed from Licata June for Little Ccbe | 23, Portland, Things, Eva Clarke Speedy Treatment for Eveby Humob.— 7Mc. lots, some Warm baths with Cuticura Extra for some of the a of The less Morrill Soap, gentle anointings long Waist, double to arrange improvements with cargo sulphur. Boy Town, Gage Ci-xictiEA Shooks, and Oyster ; WEDDINGS. with [omtmsntj, purest of emoliiontskin cures, busk, made of lino 1 Soup Ladles, The Bird’s All the School and mild doses df Cuticuba netting, lace at top from over duringfthe summer. It Is prob- The bark Yega is expected daily with a Gateohism, Resolvaxt, bgreatest of with 2 side property Little Birds ot' Praise blood purifiers and humor cures. ribbon, steels, boned on $ 9.50 to 2.50 Are We, each side of 26 the some from I able that a new iron fence will be built cargo of salt for this port. She has been steel, bones, double ocean, Domestic _ The Children the world. Sold throughout Po-mtn Deuq axd Cbxm stayed with strips of sateen, stilt in front or tne school nousa ana tnac on the from Gibraltar 40 The Coar., Sole Props., Boston. How to Cure I FULLER-LAMBERTON. passnge just days. Daisies, Flossie Bean Eczema,"irea. honed bust, B0C manufactories, as many as twen- Berry Spoons, will be on the Montauk had Dialogue—Dr. Seven Girls Are escapes put dwelling A ceremony took The monitor her anchor Sunshine, :- 99c to $ 1.69 .very pleasant place Woodland and The School ty-five styles, elegant effects, I house. and was worked backward and for- Orchard, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. up Katie’s Luncheon, Angie Drown Short Summer Corset* Lee of the Portland Athletic club 25c, 19c, 12Kc goods at 7Mc I Pie Prof. Lambert on of Fifteenth ward over a short course yesterday after- Lips and Edith Drown Knives, street, Franklin, Ears, Fine leave for “On the The netting, stripped with sateen, will Cambridge, Mass., today, at 9 noon to see that the engines were in good Bough,’’ Children 12 inches in 99c to $ i .50 I Fa., o’clock, Wedenesday evening, Just You and long front, 4 hooks, 3 side where be will be one of the in- condition. She will take a I, Maria Sterling steels. 14 double special when their eldest Miss Lida probably Miss bones, ousk, lace daughter, Geography, Isabel trimmed witli I And hundreds others structors in the Harvard gymnasium nnnlrn Aii4-eMa +K1a Woolr KLey top, stayed narrow of 1 Gertrude, was married to Mr. Donald Dialogue, M. and J. Page, stripes of sateen. J. R. LIBBY GO. the _A,-: 1 fancy latest this summer. Schooner Carl W. Baxter arrived yester- Heavenly Flossie Bean ---A pieces, pat- Fuller of Portland, editor of the Courier. Mansions, Price The exhibition at the Butler with 8000 of white and Anthem, Quartette 50c 1 terns and very pretty. public Although the ceremony was a home day pounds gray be continued today. B We have a lot ofbroken I sohool/will affair the arrangements were elaborate halibut. Collection. to Fernald June An express wagon’belonging and about 150 friends of the bride and Farewell All Portland, 28,1898. 1 Tea Sets, such as Tea DEERING ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. Song, FANCY This is a apd & lost a wheel on Congress Benediction. sty- = Sawyer groom and immediate friends were present 1 Coffee Pots, Cream Pitch- street, tear Grove street, yesterday morn- At a meeting of the Deering Eleotrio NETTINC. lish Corset, $2.00 we are during the ceremony, which was per- FLAG RAISING. B ers, Sugar Bowles, Spoon and two men were thrown Co. the hoard of directors ing, young formed the Rev. H. G. of Light following made of nov- 1 Holders and by Hall, pastor There was a an extra Batter Dishes, into the hut with bruises. was elected: W. W. Mitchell, D. W. very enthusiastic flag AT selling street, escaped the Franklin M. E. The house church. at the Peaks elty netting, silk embroidered fl These goods will be sold at Tho and Ear directors F. Prank W. Stock- raising Island sohool pre- Eye Infirmary deoorations were beautiful. Hoegg, Myron Moore, very sided over Miss good quality cost to close them are two flat houses on J. L. George W. by Morrill, yesterday top, steels and bones are silk- out. building large The bride was attended her man, Watson, Brown, Eg by sister, afternoon at 8 o’clook. A blue union taffeta or k near Mr. T. P. Shaw’s Jos. B. Caleb R. Marsh. W. W. handsome flag at f Congress street, Miss Grace as maid of Walton, THE TOURIST stayed top, extra Lamberton, honor, to the HAWK-EYE, long waist, residence. Mitchell was elected was presented school by the city Miss Clara Farsohallof as brides- unanimously presi- 2 side sun Umbrella with Warren, authorities of Portland steels, 24 bones, 5 hooks, serge On the men in the batteries dent and George W. Brown treasurer and and yesterday 3 1-2x3 1-2, 9, 4x5, 15. Silver. 1 Saturday maid and Miss Maria Thomas as flower I Sterling amid loud cheers it was to double zone of natural wood or at Fort were In heavy manager. The meeting was a very in- thrown the busk, sateen fanciful- Preble, inspected girl. The groom’s best man was Mr. Adapted for Sunlight film or plates. order. A number of recruits Mr. all breeze and now floats from the school We also have other around marohing F. C. of Portland. Little Jeo teresting one, Libby explaining supplies. Self waist, 69c twisted handle. We have over 500 Hussey house staff. Previous to the the ly Quite pieces I arrived on the New York boat Sunday of the details connected with the enter- raising toning paper, &o. Coffin acted at page. The bride's dress of Sterling 993- I for the batteries at Portland Head. and with the that of children assembled in the sohool room and for all or- Silver, night, was of white silk over White prise greater scheme, good enough grenadine the 1000 fide. We make a fl Three rapid-fire guns are being mount- the Sebago Power Co., one of the greatest following programme was delightful- SHIRT New silk trimmed with beautiful lace applique. crop, just and 35 ed at the and 20 men were bard of the kind ever undertaken ly rentered: N. M. PERKINS & dinary purposes straight per cent rednc- I head, She wore a veil and her was enterprises CO., WAISTS. as this only jewels opening tion on at work putting the guns at Fort Gorges in the state of Maine. It is now planned Amerioa—Fair Freedom’s Land. to every article and we 1 a magnificent crescent composted of 15 HARDWARE DEALERS, 8 Free St. notice is plpnty strong enough in order. to use the power of the falls fur- Roll Call. ’je2Sdtf being I have a stock to I fighting formerly _ diamonds, a gift from the groom. Her Recitation, Jessie Page written. serve as a rain umbrella splendid All the grammar and primary schools nishing the power for the Indurated Fibre Having all cute con- select from, bouquet was of bride roses. Song—“God Bless the Soldiers.” Sj in the city will close for the summer Co. plant. water wheels have al- of the First Six - trivances that in case of showers. The'Keystone Mandolin club furnished Eight Story Flag, Boys EGGS go only with the on been of the Morrill EGGS Friday. muslo the ready purchased Holyoke Reoitation, Page some splendid during evening Soarf Twelve Girls Some handsome A few have been made in the Machine Co. The wheel are all com- Drill, very changes mo pits We have received a car of auu tvuuc wc ui auu lu rv ox'j Recitation—Drafted, Eveline Trelliok just fanoy time table of the Lake steam* also the foundations for the fresh Tea Sebago entering the parlor rendered Mendelssohn’s pleted power Reoitation, Eddie Skillings changeable silk green Sterling Spoons, boat route as will bo seen by referring house and the power will be delivered to Salute—Star Banner. wedding maroh. Spangled and blue Sun to advertisement. Deering, Westbrook and Cape Elizabeth History Class, Angie Drown, teacher KGrOS. Umbrellas Following the ceremony and the usual Reoitation, Linwood Johnson 1-2 doz. In the police station last night a man inside of two months. Cheap power and Ask your grooer for them. at $2.79 per congratulations of the friends an elegant Dialogue, Alvin Trott, Will Jones $3.50 and some very was hideous with his are to be furnished to this com- making night and elaborate was lights Battle Hymn of the Republic (with wedding supper served fine ones howling. It was Graffam, tho man who munity. Westbrook will save about 12000 whistling) in A and at an early hour in the Mr. green, blue, great bargain, evening Recitation, Small home lime ago puneu in a laise alarm, over last year’s prices and Deering will Roger article is and Mrs. Fuller left for their new home America. L. B. GRIFFIN & CO. brown and other rich f Every guaran- and thinks that he make a similar This is due Deputy Sterling pulled In Portland. The were gain. entirely teed to be presents very The school 136 and 138 Commercial St. satisfactory or in the one to and the was decorated with flags je283t° dark silks mounted on Sunday morning. valuable and numerous. competition olty governments back. Sale and on money opens An out-of-town was of both the wall hung two pictures, | painter engaged cities will decide almost CITY OF PORTLAND. enameled, and to a residence on Danforth street. in favor of the con- “Exiled Pilgrims,” and St. Mark’s jeweled paint A NARROW ESCAPE. unanimously giving the to the school of Some limbs of a tree bothered him and tract to the lowest bidders provided a Square, Vienna, gift handles at Auditor Sanborn believes that he City Marshal's Office, June 27,1898. wrought $6.00. he without 2 City bond is and the the Women’s Literary union. proceeded asking permission satisfactory furnished, FAWNERS of WEDNESDAY bad a narrow escape from being killed At the conclusion of the in trucks, drays, wagons, carts or Black Sun Umbrellas from the city to saw off the limbi The oontract assured the sucoess of the com programme v other vehicles, which shall be used in this He out to the commissioners and Sunday afternoon. went The charter of the the school room the autdienoe went to the city, for the conveyance from place to place in park police will teach pany. Cumbsrland thts with ash and black- Two with his and was city, pf wbod, coal, lumber, stone, bricks, plain him a rLights family sohool yard and after short exercises “Old lesson. Illuminating Co. has been acquired by sand, clay, gravel, dirt, rubbish, goods, wares, MORNING In Devil’s so called when was thorn A hard working woman standing hole, Geo. W. Brown and this oarrios with it Glory” proudly raised by Alvin furniture, merchandise, building materials, or handles, also with complained any other article or an immeqge wave broke over him soaking Trott amid soenes of enthusiasm. thing whatsoever, are to Deputy Marshal Sterling yesterday the rights of eminent domain and is a great hereby directed to present their teams at the and continues until June him Devil’s hole is in the ebony handles for mourn- that her husband abused her. The man completely. very valuable that will Officp TUESDAY, July 8, J8»8. and to reoeive acquisition figure the numbers and licence for the latest of fashion SOtb. edge of a cliS 80 feet bigh and it is TOMORROW’S CIRCUS PARADE. year beginning conceptions White silk is now looked in the station and will very prominently in carrying out the July 6, mas. A failure to comply wila this ing. chiffon that Mr. Sanborn did not notice will made of before the court wpnderful lose, The Walter L. Main Grandest and Best suhiect the delinquent to a penalty. Percale, Zephyr, Ging- put today, greater enterprise. GEO. 1 his balance. Had be done so he would W. SYLVESTER, City Marshal. and mouselin.de-soie Par- g About 25 scholars of tho Chatler school, Shows Consolidated, which will exhibit ham and of Taffeta and China have been dashed downward to the rocks A REMEMBRANCE OP PIONEER Je27__dtd their Miss here will start its Plaid accompanied by teacher, Giles, tomorrow, grand street such favorite makes as the asols. and and must have beeen killed. DAYS. Silk, plain visited the Islands yesterday for an after- parade from the show grounds promptly CITY OF PORTLAND. Comrade “West End”, or blue for noon pionio. Roscoe G. Smith of Cornish at 10.80 o’clock tomorrow morning. The “Sunshine”, pink parasols MR. RANKIN’S LAST RECITAL. who is one of City Marshal's June 1808. the original California prooeEsion will bo a long and interesting Office, 27th, “Derby”, “Bee-hive” and other children. CITY and drivers of Carriage para- HALL TONIGHT. The last reoital was given at the Clavier pioneers has received from Josiah Hay- new features in Its f'fcWNERS hackney carriages one, presenting many V., ?,re hereby directed to present their teams popular offects. wood of sols and Mr. O. Stewart Taylor who has charge school last evening. Miss Mary Jordan Boston, treasurer of the society long line |It will pass through the princi- at this office TUESDAY, July 5.th, 1898, for canopy parasols, of inspection and toreceive theirllscenoe and m- Sea Island of the illustrated choruses to be was the pianist and demonstrated anew California Pioneers, of whioh assooia- down town streets and Percale, Shirtwaists; given pal advantageous spection cards for the year large, laun- lace covered for non beginning July 5, broken, diagonal plaids, peram- on the evening of July 4th, has prepared the value of the method of which she is so inr. fcmltri is a director, one of the positions from which to view it can easi- 1 t0 comply with this notice will dered Collars and Cuffs, perfect fit. subject the delinquent to a an entertainment for the after enthusiastic an exponent. Miss Jordan beautiful badges worn by the San Fran- be secured on of the main thor- penaltv. bulators. singers ly any CrEO, \V. bYLVESTER, City Marshal. Prices, @9cand$|.00 MONUMENT the rehearsal this evening that will te is a most finished and delightful pianist. cisco society when they celebrated oughfares. J6-8 dtd SQ. Percale in Scotch 41 1 Gingham effects, worth a to witness. Mr. The audience completely filled the beauti- “Jubilee Day,” January 24 of the * *** journey Swett present r"sp*-’ 98c H Open evenings. -— ... .. ■■■-,■ diagonal plaids. will give a short “talk on his famous ful little hall and were very bounteous year. It is marked : PINE GROVE CEMETERY. I ■■■ ■ mint h with The was the Homespun effect stripe, pink and I )■■» ■ lecture, “Picturesque Maine,” and will applause. following 1848—1808. The annual meeting of Pine Grove Witch Maze! blue 75c Shirtwaists are abloom some of the Presented to Comrado show important views, also programme: Cemetery Corporation, Falmouth, was Rosoo G. Smith -ANDA_ Homan 69c a the recent views obtained in New No. 1 June Stripe, this week and of York, Beethoven—Sonata, Allegro, Op.33, by Comrade held Saturday, 35, and the follow- supply No. 4 SUMMER showing the latest happenings of the Gernsheim—Romanze, Op. 59, Josiah Haywood, ing officers were elected: Zephyr Gingham Shirt Waists, these sensible 88 tailor rhe fine very gar= war beside all the illustrations to be Nollet—Elegie, Op. January 24, 188a made, yoke nicked, President—Wm. Griffin. tucks in buttons in REVERE Moszkowskl, Etude, Op. 18, No. 3 VACATION. trout, pearl groups SUGAR. used on the of ments is evening July 4th. Mr. Grieg—Ballade, Op. 24 The badge Is gold oolored silk. The top Vice President—W. E.Winslow. of 3, black with white, green, blue, quite necessary would like to see each J. Merrill. Extract Witoh Hazel pink with white. Taylor member Schumann—Sonata, Allegro, An- bar is erched and of gold marked “Golden Secretary—H. to warm 22 Treasurer—W. K. Swett. will cure weather comfort, FINEST SUGAR of the chorus who sang at the Annex dantino, Scherzo, Presto, Op. California and from Price S2.7S MADE, 32 No. 3 Jubilee,” pendant Executive Committee—H. J. conoert on MaoDowell—Moonshine, Op. Merrill, Sprains, May 26,"and generously allows the bar is a with the know. Mack Farren—Berceuse. sizable gold nugget Wm. Griffin, L. N. Swett, H. M. Stone, Mosquito Bites, Fine Percale, pointed back yoke, you each one to from three to bring five Paderewski—Chant du Voyageur, inscription on the badge “First Nugget W. E. Winslow. Sun Burn, fine tucks front, pearl buttons in clus- of friends. The press of Portland and vi- 3 ters of 3, pink, blue, black with white, Shirtwaists fancy We are not in tlie Op. 8, No. Found in California,” and beneath is the H. P. Merrill refused to act as one of Lameness, trust and are cinity also cordially invited. Liszt—Polonaise, E major. S1.9S inscription, “1848, San Francisco, 189a” the executive committee, a position he Dandruff, laun- not confined to prices. Rheumatism. plaid ginghams, Comrade Smith is naturally much de- has ocoupied consecutively each year Makes excellent dered soft with starched since the of the in SHIRT BOSOM Exactly lighted not only with the handsome gift but forming corporation Hair Tonic. ASK YOUR GRGGER FOR IT. for the kindly remembrance on the part 1885. He also withdrew from member- FRONT. like a collars and cuffs. The Ext. of Comrade Haywood. ship of the corporation. Hay’s Witch Hazel is the purest man’s shirt cuffs sewn on and the col- Sold by Lending Retail Grocers. 15c 1-2 piut. 25c pint. WESTBROOK SEMINARY. THE BICYCLE PARK. front, nicely laundered, made of lar buttoned on so a The graduating exercises of Westbrook The new bicycle park at the baseball extra fine Gingham; checks, white collar (instead of Wholesale Seminary will take place in All Souls’ grounds, Deering, will open July 4. stripes, plaids and plain colors, Headquarters, church on Thursday morning. At one Races will be called at 3.80 o’clock. Races & colored be worn H.H.flay Son, blue, green, also white. one) may o’clock the commencement dinner will will oonsist of one mile novice, half mile pink, he one-half niddle Street. if desired. served in the Sominary dining room. open, one mile handicap, mile 9Sc, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2,25. MILUKEN&CO., A cream of tartar Mr. J. J. Pooler will be the caterer. Dr. for boys under IB years of age and one pure powder. No alum, no adulteration. or plain P. K. Blanchard will preside. Hon. Hosea M. mile open. Suitable prizes will he White Pique Waists, $1.50 and S2.00. Fancy 163 Commercial St. White Lawn, $1.00 and $1.75. Je22dim Knowlton, the distinguished attorney awarded the winuers. waists, tucked and general of Massachusetts, Rev. Lewis FIRE WORKS ruffled. Malvern of this city, Hon. Augustus F. RECRUITING. of Every Description, Made of Moulton and others will make addresses. Five applicants were examined at the SILK WAISTS. Sheer lawn Shirtwaists Correct Style. 1898. It i3 expeoted that there will bo a at- office yesterday morning and Taffeta large recruiting anil Retail. I tendance. four were one FLAGS, &G-, &o,, &G„ in black, blue, lav- aocepted, being rejected as half inch even pink, Lamson & Hubbard We make a of Town Displays. Silk, checks, he wa3 under weight. Last night eight Specialty ender and all col= INDEMNITY FOR REGISTERED black, blue, brown or green bright recruits loft on tho Boston boat in charge MAIL MATTER. starched cuffs and Baking of Private Thomas F. Milliken. a large TH08. 1SMIGGS, checked with white. Straight ors, Powder. The — — post office department announces amount of hospital supplies was Manufacturer of or blouse corded cuff. on the market A favorite wherever also front, the collar finished E7 years introduced. a regulation for the collar, providing payment shipped. chic. of an ICE GREAi and CONFECTIONERY Very $3.75 indemnity for loss of first-class with a narrow lace edged For the Wholesale anil Retail registered mail matter, according to an Trade, act of ruffle of soft lawn. For and Congress approved February 27, 379 Congress St., Portland, Me. WASH S2LK Diagonal Durability, Style authorizing such Indemni- lawn regulation. TELEPHONE 317-4. WAISTS. corded Also black waists the Lamson & Hub- ty will hereafter be paid to the value of dlw Comfort jS24_ plaids, for wear. first-class lost registered mail matter, not mourning no to take after bard Hat has equal. For to exceed The £*t dinner; lined, white collar, $3,50 $10. indemnity will not distress, aid H. E. SVI1LLS be prevent diges- niiuy nil Jfc paid until an investigation has been tion, cure sale constipation. ^ n by ■ made do ™ ffl aa I£^±ai23.0 1 and a reasonable time has Purely vegetable; not gripe si tsss/ elapsed “DFULiO.©:!?, or cause pain. Sold »t Baking Powder. for tho recovery of the lost matter. by all druggists. 25 cents. Order elate Chandler's Muiu^ {Store 431 R.,3dlm