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MISCELLANEOUS. I satlon were unsatisfactory In Tal Yenk been ordered to wait near here In view of 'Tobin announced § tonight that If the n Shen Si province where the court has 1 ihe possibility that the foreigners would weather conditions are favorable tomor- aeen located since Its from i iar his to the departure progress capital. Acoord- row, battery C will break camp and leave Pekin ana those essential requisites lm- ! ng to native reports, both soldiers and for home. The situation in this district, in their new Mr.Wu be- from proved abode. jeople have fled Pao Ting Fu. The the general 6ays, is not such as to require Ask lieves that Earl Li, the principal nego- ( >xpedltlon to that point has been ue- the of the and he intends _ presence troops lator has started for Pekin as a : * already ayed owing to the lack of transport for to order all the soldiers away as soon as Your message of several days ago indicated the Germans.” Edward J. the second To use possible, Coyle, that it was impossible to reach him by victim of the riot of September 81, who Bate at as for hay’s telegraph Tien Tsln he started died Friday, will Le buried tomorrow. Cabinet Will Consider It the capital. E.WANG SU’S DECREE. TAR A11 the unions,It is said, will attend the BOXERS DEFEATED. Vine of the ltlug I.carters of tile Boxers funeral. Organizer Harris today said he JELLY would to the Panther Creek to- Hong Kong, October 7.—Yesterday a Designated for Punishment. go vailey Tuesday. morrow for the of in on your thousand rebels attacked the marKet purpose assisting October via Tien Oc- An Union the of the Mine Workers head for town of Hai-Wan, eight miles northwest Pekin, 3, Tsin, Important Conference of organization your next of San Chuan but were defeated. tober 6, via Shanghai, October 7.—By an there. Shampoo. Imperial decree issued at Tal-Yuen-Fu, BRITISH TROOPS TO REMAIN. Cleansing, capital, of the province of Shan SI, dated AT SHAMOKIN. Comforting London, October 8,—The Post Leaders at Hazleton QUIET Morning September, Emperor Kwang Su denoun- Sunday. and has the following despatch dated Octo- Men life to ces the Boxer movement and designates Confident Strike Will End When long No Ex" ber 6, from on the Pei-Ho: the hair. Developments Matow, for the punishment nine ringleaders. Convention Called. “Sir Allred Gaselee, British com- 25c a jar at (the He acknowledges his own fault and re- Until Then. has returned to after October 7.—This has Hay’s Phar- pected mander), Pekin, bukes himself, but he places the chief Shamokin, Pa., Middle issuing orders that all the British been the day In this locality macy, troops, blame upon the princes and nobles who quietest street. except the Wei Hal Wei shall since the strike three weeks ago. regiment participated in the movement and pro- began for the winter, Outside of hundreds of miners prepare tracted it. attending “The American marines fro±i Pekin for Joint Convention services at various churches,the men kept Prince Tuan, Prince Chung, Prince Call Principal have arrived here. Some of the French close to conlident that MAINE’S GREATEST STORE Tsai Eien, Prince Tsai Ying, Duke San home, feeling troops are the strike would soon be a matter of the leaving. Kang, Ying Nlen, president of the cen- Centers on Matter Discussed. if President Mitchell calls for a Interest Expected Report sorate and Chao Shu Chiao, president of past ATTACK OF BOXERS EXPECTED. convention as he announced at Mount the board of punishment, are all deprived October 8.—The Carmel last that he would. How- of Conger. London, Shanghai of their titles, removed from office and night of the Post in a the local strikers that until correspondent Morning turned over to various trial boards for ever, say they despatch dated are ordered back they will not for yesterday says: £ further penalties, Prlnoe Tuan, J report “All the here are held in work.no matter what inducements foreign troops terms of the decree, Is to be tried by tho opera- readiness a attack tors and coal offer. against possible by board of clans. carrying companies 8000 Chinese troops now An will be made tomorrow to advancing Copies of the deoree have been received Un- attempt along the grand canal.** It Will Be Held at Scranton start up several collieries in this section, here and are accepted as genuine. Still but strike leaders the men will not Imperial Family WILL SEE LI HUNG AT TIEN THIN. It Is reported that Tung Fu Hsalng say respond. October 8.—In a has tied to the of Shan fear- are Avoids Pekin. London, despatch province Si, less Plans Changed. from Pekin to the Times dated October ing punishment. 1, Dr. Morrison The impression Is growing that the im- The Cc says: WHAT IT MEANS. J"ifort of “It looks now as if M. De Giers (the perial government is making an effort Russian minister to China,) would nego- to disperse and punish the Boxers. The A Ten Per Cent Raise Is Not a Ten Per I use Your t0 tiate with Li Hung at Tien Tsin. Cent Raise After All. cc Chang The American withdrawal will facili- near Pei To Chu are believed to have on the Scranton, Pa October 7.—Now that a XrJSts tate been In this movement. The The Belief is Generiil That miners Will Minister Wu Believes Li Hung Russia's negotiations concerning concerned HlCATING. Manchuria acting viceroy at Tien Tsin was notified Has Started for Capital. “All the Mandarins in Pekin have de- that orders had been Issued to disperse Accept Increase. Expert work in steam, hot water clined the Empress Dowager's orders to the Boxers, but said he feared to send and furnace heating costs less than prooeed to Tai Yuen Eu, assigning varl out troops because of the presence of the ous pretexts.” allied forces. you think if let us do it. An -rr you reconnaissance TUAN'S SUCCESSOR. An extended Japanese .I estimate is free. south of Pekin uncovered the enemy. London, 8.—According to the Shanghai This afternoon the American troops Washington, October 7.—Developments correspondent of the Times wiring Octo- Sons were reviewed by Gen. Chaffee in front of Oren Hooper’s of any consequence In the Chinese situ- ber 5, it is announced that Huali Tapu, Philadelphia, October 7.—It Is the gen- Tuesday for the purpose of participat- the Temple of Heaven. All the foreign ation are not looked for until after the nephew of the Empress Dowager, who eral belief that President Mitchell of ing in the labor demonstration at that PORTLAND. staff were present. 1 return of President McKinley to the - was dismissed by Empero. Kang Su in the United Mine Workers will tomor- place. septlOeodtflp The foregoing corroborates the official ital, He Is expeotea on Tuesday and on 1898, has succeeded Prince Tuan in the row Issue a call for a convention of {idvices received last week from Direc- that day a cabinet meeting will probably Tsung Li Yamen and has also been ap- miners to conslderjthe offer of increased IMPORTANT CONFERENCE. tor General Sheng by Mr. Wu, the Chi- be held when the^questlon presented by pointed generalissimo of the Chinese wages, to be held at Scranton, and the nese minister at Washington, and by the Which May Lead to Lading of Great Defined all the French note will be gone over in forces, replacing Gen. Yung Lu. supposition Is that Thursday next will be by j latter communicated to the Strike. an department Mr. how- women as the informal way. The French note PAO TING EU EXPEDITION START. named as the time. Mitchell, of state. 1 Hazleton, Pa., October 7.—A confer- most convenient which recently was addressed to the pow- ever, declined to give publicity to the Tien Tsin, October 0—via Shanghai.— ence which is believed to mark the Is not as of discussed himself and other begin- Tl% for a ers, regarded pressing neces- matters by r* help shop- The expedition to Pao Ting Eu is now ning oi the end of the anthracite coal sity for action as several of the nations WIPED OUT FAMILY. officials of the organization at a secret ill L ping trip. Every scheduled to start tomorrow (Sunday.) miners’ strike which enters its Interested have already instructed their conference today at Hazleton and he upon in this dis- It is reported that the Boxers have placed fourth week tomorrow, was held at the Bag representatives in Pekin to ascertain Six People Killed by Tornado in gave no Intimation as to when the con- is new, fresh improved gunboats on the Grand canal head quarters of the United Mine Work- play whether the Imperial edict completely Alinunota. vention will be held. ^rorn The best to defend the town, although already ers here this afternoon. Those present names the persons deserving of punish- This and other questions to be consid- 1/1/311/11 practically deserted In anticipation of besides President Mitchell were Fred maker this week. ment and other features of Che French October ered at the convention are supposed to the attack. Biwabik, Minn., 7.—Saturday projected Dalcher of Ohio, a member of the execu- You can have a proposals contains propositions which a tornado passed urough a ^’Inlander have been fully discus^d at today’s corn 2The Russians have furni. ed the esoort tive board, and Presidents T. D. Nichols ■tv choice of them can remain In abeyance. This govern- settlement on Pika river, about two ference, Indications are coming to the for Li Hung Chang to Pe^in. of District N o. 1, Lackawanna and Wy- with ment will not consider seriously the prop- miles north of Biwabik, wiping an en- surface that hasty action will not likely * all, prices GERMANS BY James District No. osition which to CHECKED BOXERS. con- oming valley; Duffy, ^ from to $4.00. look the prohibition of tirely family of six, husband, wife aad be reached on the question by the A G i f t * 50c 7, Lehigh valley; John Fahey, District the Importation of arms Into China and London, Ootober if—The Standard has four children, out. Owing to meagre ad- vention and that recesses will be taken Its a splendid lot, No. 9, Schuylkill valley. Although no the dismantling of the fortifications. the following from Tien Tsin, dated Fri- iiois their names cannot be learned. The pending conference of the committees with close telling, information was given out, it is known a or Interest meanwhile centres In the re- day, October 5: body of Marowltz, the man that was with the operators. These conferences For wedding anniversary that the question of issuing a call for a port which Mr. Conger will make regard- ■“A German force came into colllsi:n missing after the tornado passed will be requested with the purpose of Cut Glass is one of the; best sug- joint convention was the principal mat* ing the adequacy of the punishments to be with 80C0 Chinese, described as Boxers, Biwabik, was found a quarter of a mile obtaining a dear understanding as to Autumn selections are ter discussed. The Associated Press is gestions. THE HATTER, j meted out by the Chinese government to a few miles south of Tien Tsin, th s from his house on the rocks, in a horri- the permanency of thegin creased, pay if ac- here—the most noted makes able to announce that the coming con- Middle those persons who were instrumental In morning. The German were checked bly mutilated condition. William Hil- cepted, and also to ascertain the opera- all their ^^06 J 197 St. vention will be held at Scranton unless only—in sparkling bril- the lloxer revolt and the future course of and were compelled to retire on Tien strom, another tornado vlotim, who had tors’ view on the proposition of the in- something unforeseen should arise be- liancy. The purest crystal, Geo. A. Coffin, M’g'b. this government may depend largely on his skull fractured, died last night at the crease to be respectively allowed the tween now and tne time of issuing the cut in elaborate what the Investigations now being con- “There is reason to believe that the hospital here. miners and mine laborers. deeply designs call. Besides the matter of a that out tbe richest ducted develop. Chinese in this case were not Boxers, but A representative of the Associated taking up bring convention call, it is understood that of these artistic Ho advices have come as yet from Mr. were Li Hung bhang's veterans,who had LORD ROBERTS RETURNS THIS Press learned tonight that Sheriff Har- qualities pro- the question of representation was also Beautiful. Conger on this subject, but that is not MONTH. vey has reached the limit of his patience ductions, fashioned for use and considered. The three district as bodies presidents are surprising the work to be undertaken Ootober 8.—Lord the in regard to the marching of large ornament. We glad to show London, Roberts, made full as to the conditions as Our Fall and Winter stock In ' is is of must his reports considerable magnitude. News leave South of men and the marchers obey our wares. arriving daily. We nave already received Dally announces,will now exist in the districts. The war the of they respective many ot the latest and nobbiest styles. Just department officials expeot tne last week of October. request to remain within pale Africa during President the the kind of and that you pay chat all tne American or take the It is Mitchell,after conference, troops which are The authorities have decided to limit the the law oonsequences. $6 to $10 f r, fn oilier large cities. Our said he would have to to- DOUGLASS to fcto sent from Pekin to Manila will known that he feels he has been as leni- something say BURBANK, & GO., prices on tne best make ol high grade be number of oolonlal who are to be troops morrow in to the convention. If footwear range from $2.00 to $6.00. out of China the 21st with the crowds as he could regard 242 Middle St. by inst. the guests in to 600. ent possibly Queen's London, the date has been fixed only Mr. Mitch- oct4dlf Such efforts as have been made hy the be and that the action of several men in his know Of course elljand colleagues it, —■ SCIENTIFIC FITTERS, state department urging the return of the running across the’property of Calvin I-■- THE WEATHER. the principal matter to come before the imperial family to the capital oity, seem Pardee & Co.,at Uattimer, yesterday, has Our olerks are in and miners will be the or adepts fitting shoes, to this do with the decision to be acceptance rejec- this is for the feet. We take up time to have been ineffectual. had much to A. H. everything tion of the ten per cent net increase EVANS, just as much pains in fitting your feet to The last official advices of Minister Wu, more stern hereafter. footwear at lower prices. altered most of the operators. Presi- GENERAL ACCOUNTANT and now about a week a uanuau ui iintj Biiurm » by AUDITOR. We more than one 1 r»e of foot- old, indicated their xonigno u«pu- carry lent Mitchell said that not one have a today I'ooks changed from to double wear, consequently you larger as- I intention of going to Sonan Fu, in the ties fully armed, lies In the Lehigh val- single entry sortment to select your lootwear from. official of the United Mine Workers will aua expert e-anlnatious made for of start at a ranks, province Shen Si, which is further to ley railroad yards ready to Corporations, or Mercantile Houses. Daxe a nana in any action cne conven- Prices moderate. ♦W the west than they now are. The fact moment7s notice. A locomotive is near- tion might take as the men must them- P. O. Box 87f>. that the acting governor of the provlnoe by with steam and all the telegraph selves settle everything that comes before Portland, Me. was directed to “refrain from all ex- operators on the Lehigh valley system in octd51wlp & them. How long the convention will be CENTER McDOWELl, travagant preparations^ in making ar- this region are on duty for the purpose in session depends on the amount of rangements for the imperial family Is In of sending messages to Sheriff Harvey 539 Congress St business that may be presented The be- Mr. Wu's mind, an Indication that their and to the chief of the coal and iron po- 1ieo7p. sobhishT lief Is general that the'miners will ac- FOOTWEAR FITTERS. sojourn at Sonan Fu Is to be but tem- f Boston, October 7.—Local forecast: licemen. with cept the increase. Most of the mine own- porary. Conditions respecting the ques- Monday, cloudy, probably light It was also learned that owing to ru- Clothes. ers who have granted the'wage concession tion of food and telegraphic oommunl- showers in the morning and forenoon, mors of contempled marches tomorrow Special and exclusive Jo not speoify in their notices how long in followed by fair weather In the afternoon morning all the coal companies in this designs Imported the advances shall remain in force and it woolens. and night; warmer during the day, fol- region have extra coal and iron police- GRANCEINE. Is not unlikely that an attempt will be Averts and liwed by cooler Monday night; fresh men on duty tonight. All the Lehigh 57B St. Cures, to made by the miners in convention to Congress Women southerly winds, shifting westerly. Valley coal oompauy collieries in this city Headache, Colds, urip, Tains. Asthma, with th9 operators UP ONE FLIGHT. Lassitude, Brain Musical fair and generally clear weath- are The has epen negotiations Seasickness, Fag, Dyspepsia,, Tuesday, heavily guarded. company 8 e pl4 F M & W1 ml p K® iralg'S etc., wiien used according to lull, looking toward an understanding in er; fresh westerday winds, had squads of policemen brought here to- simp ® Instructions on evei'y j aikage, the matter. President Mitcnell and the Ootorber 7.—Forecast for night from Wilkesbarre, Mahanoy City, H. P.3. Washington, ether labor leaders are advocates of Could, Apothecary. and Lost Creek. strong septHdlmtstp Monday and Tuesday: New England— Centralia an annual wage soale arrangement sim- People cooler In eastern Sheriff called on President Kain, Monday; except Harvey Consult me because I examine their Run and down ilar to that in force in the bituminous TtIBl your eye up Maine; Tuesday, fair fresh southeasterly, Mitchell at the strike headquarters this WHEN A JUDGE eyes ami fit lenses which coal field. The operators in those regions thoroughly him as the columns and shifting to brisk northwesterly winds. afternoon and requested presi- 30 his word It should enables them to read their music advertising meet their each year and fix the Bays days goes. dent of the United Mine Workers to use employes and to follow the notes the number of medicines when ho Benson’s Charcoal CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK readily rapid- notice LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. wage scale. If this proposition and that go says ly. Many of ray patients are mem- his influence to have the strikers refrain are relating to the abolition of the sliding beats wood for kindling fires or to sav bers of the Maine Festival Chorus. that advertised and the Portland, Oct. 7, lfOO. —The local from further marohing and that If he of Portland, Maine. bureau records the scale are brought before the convention a fire nearly out. A few lumps will do Eev. Cecil Deane, Conductor of tho make. weather following: did not then Mitchell would be held Isle promises they. and. negotiations with the owners are it. Big bag, 10 cents at all grocers. Presque chorus, Says: 8a. m.—Barometer. 30.307; thermome- orally responsible for whatever hap- Isle, 6. 1899. Most of them to dew it might considerably delay the Presque Maine, Sept. guarantee ter, 52; point,52; tekhumidity, 100; Mr. Mitchell, It is understood, opened, CAPITAL, I am to bear to direction of the wind, of pened. (No. 315.) $100,000,00 pleased testimony cure almost NE; velocity settlement of the strike. the everything. state of Informed the sheriff that orders for the thoroughness and efficiency of the wind, 4; weather, foggy. Sheriff James Harvey of this county, Mr. N. T. You are bewildered between 8 m.—Barometer, 30.192; thermome- marching did not emanate from head- CHANGING and Undivided Woithley Optical Special- p. who has been kept busy daring the past Surplus Profits, $33,000.00 ist, of Bath, Maine, who has done ter, 57 uew point, 57; rel. humidity, 100; quarters, but nevertheless he would do the and the the real three weeks, owing to the marching of work for me; also for s good bad, directum of the wind, NE; velocity of to have the men on Solicits tlip accounts of Banks,IVfer* severalperso: all In his power in this, and and the the wind, 8; state of weather, foggy. large bodies of strikers, called on Presi- cantilc Finns, Corporations, and surrounding towns, and humbugs. strike preserve the peace in every possi- OF TEN who has not failed to give the best Maximum temperature, 57; minimum dent Mitchell at headquarters this after- and is to fur- ble manner. Individuals, prepared if bite at mean how .. soon com- of satisfaction to all whom he has Well, every temperature, 50; temperature. 54; noon would disolose the depends upon you nish its the best facilities you Neither pur- patrons maximum wind velocity, 10 SE; precipi- As far as can be learned tonight, mence them, If let treated. I am satisfied that he is in the of the to wearing you and liberal accommodations. weed you find fields, you tation—24 hours, .04, pose meeting except say competent to his there will be no marohing tomorrow, in as as can thoroughly pursue that it was a social call on the your eyes go, just long you and will run across trouble sooner is merely calling, that, with his great which event there hardly likely to be possibly do without glasses, you will of his he is part of the sheriff. Itjs understood, how- knowledge profession, or later. WEATHER OBSERVATIONS. any trouble. have to them offcener later on, Interest Paid on to meet tho of all chat the sheriffs purpose in calling change Deposits. able cusqs those are sworn in ever, The sheriff ’s deputies by If you give attention to the first indi. who place themselves in his hands, medicines were made The agricultural department weather was to ask Mr. Mitchell to use his influ- Ayer’s bureau for Oct. 7, taken at 8 him and are paid by the county and the cation of defective sight, your eyes and to accomplish the best that can yesterday, ence as President of the United Mine SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS. in the old when meridan time, the observation for iron are commissioned be accomplished by any, or all in tho good days p. m., coal and police can be kept normal and the changes this section being in this order: Workers to have the strikers refrain from same line of work. CECIL DEANE, and went given by the state to act as a special police, will be few and far between. Interviews and Correspondence invited. promise performance Temperature, direction of wind, state of farther marching on the grounds that Pastor Baptist Church. but are unler the orders and pay of the A word to the wise is sufficient. hand in hand. weather: the gathering of large crowds has a ten- CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, President. Remember 62 New coal companies which emplove them. Boston. degrees, SE, cldy; dency to create disturbances, It is said as York. 66 degrees, SE, cldv; Philadel- W. J. Elliott, an aide on Major Gen- THOMAS H. EATON. Cashier. They’re good today. that Mr. Mitchell informed the sheriff I Examine the eyes free. phia. 68 degrees, SE, cldy; Washing- eral Miller’s staff, P. N. G., was called A. M. WENTWORTH, DIRECTORS: C. Ayer ton, 74 degrees, SE, cldy; Albany, 66 that as the order for the marching did J. Company, on tonight by President Mitchell. The S, cldy; Buffalo, 68 he Mass. degrees, degrees, not emanate from headquarters, CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, SETH 1. LARRABEE, Practical Chemists, Lowell, W, rain; Detroit, 54 degrees, W, clly; two were together for a short time. Practical Optician, T. could not stop the men from walking the E. M. STEADMAN, PERLEV P. BURNHAM, WORTHLEY, JR„ Chicago, 52 degrees, NW, cldy; St. Paul, The object of the conference is not Hair 48 degrees, NW, cloudy; Huron, Dakota, roads. 546 1-a Congress St. BRICE M. EDWARDS, JAMES F. HAWK& 478 l-Ji CONG HESS ST. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Ayer’s Vigor known as neither would have anything Pills Pectoral 48 degrees. NW, dear; Bismarck, 44 de- TO BE MOVED. S. MONUMENT Ayer’s Ayer’s Cherry to say their talk. TROOPS HENRY OSGOOD, ADAM P. LEIGHTON, SQUARE. grees, NW, clear; Jacksonville, 52 de- regarding Ague Cure Ayer’s Comatone e MW&FH octodtflatp Ayer’s grees, E, p. cldy. President Mitchell will go to Shamokin Shenandoah, Pa., October 7.—Gen. Office Hours,—S. 7777 ?:£: in the youth of the laud are especially THE DAILY PRESS. convention to consider the ten per cent WILL WENT COISIMNG. STAY ANOTHER YEAR THE DINGLEY SUICIDE. teres ted. =“■ offer is assured,^attention 1? turned to the FILIPUOS IMPR0VIX6. He declared: “You cannot raise peoph of what the mean at Hl« Old Horn question companies by Was Richard Sprague Who Disap- Bryan Spent Sunday them .*5 He Wont to Get Back Thli sitting down on plead Can always be found at the ten cent in the case of the miner and Peary Try up by periodic per from Home Saturday. _ in Salem, 111. be t peared ed that the Filipinos should given stores of: his helper. The miner woris by con- Season. fair chance in the race of life. E. W. Roberts. 1 )9 tract and the laborers oat of hi3 Congress siren, pays J n< B. Merrill. 247 Springfield, Mass., October 7.—Richard Salem, Ills October 7.—William “Kepublicans, your President has A. As a rule the miner cuts six St. N. October 7.—The fail- > G. Fessenden, 526 earnings of Johns, F.., W. suicide the of hi * has no Tactics Insurgents Sprague, who committed by Bryan today rested in city plan,: he said; “your cabinet W H. Jewett, 504 loads of coal for which he gets f6.60. ure of the Peary exploring steamer Wind- 670 H from the steamer Governor birth and the with relatives no L A. Libbev- jumping spent day your Congress has plan, your 40o Oat of this he for oil and ward to return from the leads plan; Bnrague. & McKim, Congress s-...* pays powder, North, off Baker s and dined a nc * More Skillful. Ulngley island, Saturday, He arrived here about noon orators have no editors have cbas Asbtob. 981A Congress street of tools and the of his local observers to believe that the plan,your repair wages help explor- in hli L. L, Donnell 135 Congress street. disappeared from his home Merrick, the residence of Mrs. Mobile Webster, have no plan. (Search your so er will to au- plan, you j. H rtonvtney, 7;« congress er. The laborer’s pay is fixed at much not attempt get back this He endeav- street Masss., Saturday morning. cousin. Thirty of his relatives gathered search your hearts; yon know you S. E. Hateli, 2 Exchange street. and in this it tumn. the season head, per day region averages Probably just passed ored to remove traces of leav- of the din W. J. Dennis, 419 Commercial street Identity by at the residence and partook have no that you would even dare abont After the laborer was an one in the far north. Should plan C1. S. Cole, Cor. Boy d and Oxford stieht fl.75. paying open at wrote ing all personal effects home.He ner. In the afternoon, accompanied bj J. IV. Peterson, 177 Middle street. the tell your neighbor. and the expense of powder, oil, eto that have been the case, Lieut.. Peary is J. W l’e er-i u. 4tio Cougtess a letter to his son in Holyoke stating James C. Dahlman, the national com “On the the Democrats have street miner has about 3U left for himself. L ader Mini Rel&sed to have taken the Windward into contrary, T. Smyib. 76 Exchange street f2 Filipino likely that It would be useless to faaj spend any mitteeman from Nebraska, who a well defined would have the j. W Westman 95 Comnajio, j Ten cent advance the miner some to use her in plan. 'They street, per givea high latitude, hoping for him as hi6 Mr Join E. Allen, 381 Vi Congress street money searching body charge of the special car In which treated as the President has 63 cents extra The laborer has From Jail. a further next season. This Filipinos Dennet&Cs. 645 Congress su^et. per day. expedition would be as well off the water as under travels; B. F. Shiveley, the news to treat the Cubans; in other G. b. Hodgson, 96V* Portland and as a Bryan promised street his ten per cent or 18c cents, would mean that he has mad9 no special L. Brackett. Peat s under the ground. His wife has been and old friends re their lib- F. island, paper correspondents ; would have them given W. 450 Congress consequence the miner must be content record during the present year. words, A. Ildi, St In poor nealth for many years and this in this he went to the farn: erty. Then they would have the United H. M. Butler, C8 Pine street cr seven cent. siding city, with 45 cents extra, per stand them like an eider broth- J. H. 221 street. TO seemed to prey on his mind. He had not and looked over the scenes of his boy States by Vickery, Spring Hut In many instances a miner has two SCHIRZ, er. H. D. McKenzie, cor. Spring and Clan, been in any special business for several . he attended the Cumber- A. J. Barter, 56 Portland Pier. This means that cents must Reached Tonight laborers. Understanding G. A. Eastm m. 8 Custom House Whart Governor Roosevelt years, land Presbyterian church, accompanied come out of the 63 cents and the miner ^Jtlakes Vigorous John Cox. 23 Monument square. relatives, BROKE EVEN. J. F. Hutchinsou. 12 Elm street an advance of by finds himself enjoying With Government. Rejoinder. TERMS IN STATE PRISON. J. 0. Tlmss. 51 India street Mr. Bryan speaks here early tomor only o per cent. Just how the operators C. H. Stoweil, 3S Preble street row morning, after which he starts or C. E. Simonds. 87 India street want this offer is not fenown interpreted October the and Cincinnati Each VI on a Chicago, 6.—Concluding Given to Several Offenders by Supreme his Illinois tour. Chicago Also at the news stands in the here. The local that the Falmouth operators say of a of Preble. Congress Square. United States programme busy day campaign- Court in Alfred. Game* aai men framed the offer either did West nd Hotels, and Grand Trunk and who a dozen Gov. THE MIDDLESEX Union ing. ,embracing speeches, CLUE, Depots. It can also be obtained of not have In mind that the miner pays Commission Will Begin Work Cnishoto Roosevelt of New York tonight addressed Bros.. Ageit'i on all trains of tlie Man.e Cen- the laborer cr else him in mind tral. Grand Trunk and F'ortlaud & fcavirg two audiences which crowded Alfred, October 6 —This afternoon 7.—The first liochejt* Chicago Som 1- Chicago, October game railroads and of agents on any of tlia of Tariff. Hoiv It Ratified tile Republican BoniAn1 a figured the laborer oat of the considera- Revising the Chief Justice Wiswell the follow- both Coliseum and First Regiment Imposed was an exciting ancTsharply played arti- Trains. tion and left it for the miner nations. The Pfaiss can also Da found at the altogether he had to several ing state prison sentences against prison- oat in the foilowlnn armory, yet disappoint cle of bail, Chicago winning places: and laborer to settle between themselves ers convicted the term of j1 A. Poilistar. thousand persons on whom the doors during present ninth on«*two gifts, a sacrifice and a Aunurn—a. cent Augusta—J I Pierce, what, if any portion of the ten per were were the York court: Wil- closed alter the big buildings county supreme Boston, October 6.—The Middlesex | hit, Cincinnati took the second by Aured-J. M. Akrrs. the laborer should receive. The labor- : 11am at Hollis, 1- land—D. P. Sennett Manila, October 7.—Four troops of cav- filled. For ten minutes after Gov. Knox, Boston, forgery club formally ratified the nominations Hughes all over the field. Bailey’s with | pounding Bath—John.u. Shaw. ers will not.it 13 thought, be content s two James Salem,Mass., alry and two companies of infantry haTe Roosevelt arrival at the Coliseum, the years; Sullivan, made at the Republican stats conven- Scores: Benin T'alis, >.’. H.—C. 8. Ol&ric. less than a full cent two M. Burnnam. anything ten'per Gen. m North- crowd men themselves ; breaking, entering and larceny, tion a dinner at hotel this Biddeford—A. recently enforced Yonng cheered, yellal by Young's W. raise and it is thought, is going to Fred La assault (First Game,) lsriugton—A Ingalls. this, ern where the are con- hoarse and waved flags. years; Bose, Blddeford, afternoon Former-Governor Brackett P. Shaw. Luzon, insurgents 1—4 Brunswick—F. canes a hitch when the convention on to two Chicago, 10000200 D. In the mountains of North The Governor, near whom sat various Peter Martin, with intent kill, The were Lieutenant Bangor—J. Glynn. centrating presided. speakers Cincinnati, 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0—3 Harbor— O. P. comes to consider the question. James lar- Boothbav Kennlstaa, and South Ilocos provinces under the members of the Republican national com- | years; Penault, Blddeford, Governor Bates, Mr. Bruce Wyman, Brownfield—Jay L,. Frink. 7. Er- & mittee a one Hits, Chicago, 11; Cincinnati, Elizabeth—Dyer Jose. of the ex-communi- and large representation of the ! ceny, year. lecturer on administrative law in the •• leadership Aglipay, rors, 1. Batteries, •• F. Marrmer. HAN>A GOING WEST. The sentences were Im- Chicago,0; Cincinnati, cated priest and renegade. Hamilton club, was introduced by Pres- following jail Harvard Law school; Henry E. Turner, Garvin and Donahue; Breitenstein and Cuntneriand Mills—II. G. .Start Camden—Fred Lewis. Gen. Tlnio and Gen. Villaneuve, who ident Bangor of that club. posed: Gorge Reynolds, Blddeford, as- candidate for state auditor; Attorney Kahoe. Will Accompany Senator Fiye to CornisU—L.B. Knight Gov.Roosevelt In as follows: sault, eight months; John tipellman and and ,. 1. 1.0b rts. had been quiet for some time are now spoke part General Knowlton Col. William Olin, (Second Game.) Deermg— Jiebratka and South Dakota. : Fred Measures Kennebun Ii^rinif funwr—I H. B vant 9.37 of becoming aotive, as the “Certain men who denounced Mr. sport, assault, secretary of state. Lieut. Gov. Bates showing signs "Chicago, 1 0 0 1 0 0—2 av a four now Invite us to months; Grundy, Acton, H. end of the rainy season approaches. Bryan years ago j eight Gsorge eulogized Gov. Crane and prophesied'the Cincinnati, 2 1110 2—7 Damanseocta—M. Damage. Chicago, Ootoba? 7.—Senator Hanna, six Alfred Branston Hast Deermg—G. Uavis. Of late there has been considerable assist at the triumph of the forces of | larceny, months; success of the Republican party in the Senator of Maine, Hite, Chicago, 5; Cincinnati, 14. Er- Fairliela—E. H. Evans. accompanied by Frye social of economic of and Joseph Clarey, Boston, larceny, state and the P. Whites Ox scouting and sktrmishiDg in the provinces disorder, unrest, in nation. rars, Chicago, 1; Cincinnati,!. Batteries, Farmington—H. wili go to South Dakota 'and Nebraska : Charles Freeport—A. W. Mitcnoii. oi Aora anu orm wim- financial dishonor, and disaster, because eight months; Buker, Berwick, Mr. an exhaustive and and Newton and nooos, muugu Wyman gave Hughes Donahue; Fryeourg—A. C. Frye, next weak. They expect to leave Chica- three Albert Kahoe. out decisive results. It is obvious, how- forsooth, they say that all evils that may larceny, months; Foster, lucid exposition of the government ot i Fryeburg—J. T, Vhitmonx go, M inlay. October 15, and speak at Louise Lane and Gardiner—Bussell Bros. ever,that the manoeuvres of the Filipinos befall us are preferable to seeing us up- George Wentworth, colonies. He vigorously assailed the anti- EMSLIE NEARLY MOBBED, W. Mheld. Waukesha in the afternoon and Madison Gffe n's Landing—S. hold the honor or filass., breaking and one L. J. Lermond. are more skillful than formerly and that the flag and the inter- Lynn, entering, imperialists, and said that he had the i St. October Em6lie Gorham— in the will then run Louis, 7.—Umpire N. H.—S. M. Eeavitt & Sea. evening. They ests of the nation In the year; six the field tactics of the Americans are be- Philippines. George Staples, Saco, larceny, greatest conlilence in the administra- ealled the In tbe sseventh to- Gore—E. E. ItusselL across t-o Minn and from that j game inning Winona, Mr. Bourke Cockran for advo- months; George “Bartlett, Springvale, tion of ad- Knightvilie—L. B. Bradford. ing followed by them, lienor Mabinl, instance, the federal government—the on acoount of darkness, He was make a run to St. Paul, day K.iilgUtvilJe—G. E. Blisn. point day-light cates the election of Mr. and Mr. liquor nuisance, four months. the virtual founder of the so-called Fili- Bryan, ministration of McKinley and Koosevelt mobbed for so. a Keunebunk—J. H. Otis. short for speeches at lloch- I nearly doing Fully making stops Schurz than whom no man in 1896 used The jurors were excused till October 31, E- Miller. government, who was captured by —which is to begin its work. Attorney half hour after the was the Kenneounkport—C. ester Mak*to anl New Ulm. will pino game called, Livermore Falls—0. Newman. They more violent Mr. when the trial of George Champion, tbe General the Americans last Deoember and lodged language concerning Knowlton was the chief speak- sun was and it was as Lewiston— Chandler & W ms ilia spent the next two days In South Dakota shining just As is now him or what alleged West Newlleld murderer, will er. He on Long Island—S. II. Mars ton. in jail in Manila, has been liberated. Bryan, supporting spoke the question of trusts I as when the commenced, with a meeting Thursday at Sioux bright game Limerick—S. A. 0. Grant. big is the same is begin. and while not he had always persistently rerused to take possibly thing, opposing i defending unlawful com hits Williams and O Connor Lisbon—O. 11. Foster. the home of Senator Pettigrew. -_ j Timely by Falls, on of the Lioson Falls—a. M. Gerry. oath of allegiance to the United States President McKinley account blnatlon of individuals or corporations the will then to Nebraska for two won game. Srore: Mechanic Falls—Merrill & Denning They go Mr. Schurz stated OUR NEIGHBORS, for government, he had maintained his rep- Philippine question. the purpose of crushing competition, C. days, Senator Hanna does not feel that St, Louis, 0 2 0 0 0 0 0—2 No. Decrma— V Noyes. that his blood boiled at our misconduct li. Chase, utation among the Filipinos as a reso- he declared that union of interests for 2 0 0 0 0 0 1—3 Ho.lWaterboro—j. he can be Irom more than Pittsburg, S stamp* away Chicago in the and that he IIow New Hampshire Figures lu the No Haven—C. lute patriot. They now believe that he taking Philippines mutual protection and for the cheap- Hutohltn. one week and will not to to Kan- Hits, St. 6. Noith Stratioru jng..—j. o try go defies man to from the his- the Census. Louis, 9; Pittsburg, Errors, P Stone- has reached a private understanding with any produce ening of productions is one of the evi- St. 1. Nnrwav—P sas. Louis, 2; Pittsburg, Batteries, ,v uiiaiii* V. H. Morrison. tors cessive have been 8 5 cent Fifteen Year Old George Fairbanks, Beveridge, Hanna, Cul- American trade a better chance than it ings with the 'lagals under President decades, per Thompson Brooklyn, 02013000 2—8 Couth Windham—J. \v. xtead. tor decade South Paris—A. D. Sturtevant lom and Mr. Roosevelt in ad- to the Mr. Schurz was under Presi- the from 1880 to 1890, and 9 Found Dead. 00010030 2—6 Spooner. has heretofore enjoyed, owing McKinley. Philadelphia, South Paris—F. A. Shurtleff &Co. per cent for the decade from 1870 to 1880 dressing the guests, reviewed his wes- high duties. dent Hayes in power and he could have Base hits—Brooklyn, 17; Philadelphia, South Waterboro-G. C. Downs. Saco— W. L. Streeter. and Venus shown the faith that was in him. In There was a decrease in the population of 14. 3. tern trip and predicted success for the The transports Sumner^ Fall Hiver, Mass., October 6.—George Errors—Brooklyn, 0; Philadelphia, Saco—H. fi. Kendricks & Oo. the state of 1870 from the island of Alarin- Mr. Schurz’s in this four 2.3 per cent from 1860 to E. L. Preble. Republican ticket. In the morning the have sailed speech city j Thompson,Ihe 15 year old son of Alexan- AT NEW YORK. and an increase of two cent South Bristol—N. W. Gamaga off the west coast of years ago in denouncing Mr. Bryan only per dur-1 Governor attended services at Trinity dnque, Luzon, carry- der Thompson, who resided at 397 Maple Boston, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—1 Thomas ton—R. W. Walsh, the decade ! Vinal B. ing two battalions. The former has and the very policies which have been ing immediately preceding New 020001 lx —4 Haven—A. Vinal. Dutch Reform church after which he street, this city, was found dead In a field York, W aidoboro—Geo. Bliss. in The population of New Hampshire in already arrived there. The transport explicitly re-affirmed this campaign, on Johnson’s farm T. White. went for a drive in company with Curtis in South Somerset Base hits—Boston, 5.; New York, 4. WestjParis—S. he said that if Mr. it 1909 is nearly three times as large as the Wiseassett—Gibbs & Rundlett. will reinforce the 29th U. S. In- Bryan triumphed this a New 4. Guild of Boston. Logan afternoon, with gun shot wound Errors—Boston, 2; York, W aterrille—W. D. would mean that this had ‘for- population given for 1790. The largest Spalding. now In Marinduque. country arms Westbrook—W. B. Governor Roosevelt’s fantry through his head. His were placed NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Boothby. speech making feited its national honor’ for said increase was for the deoade from 1710 to W oodfords—Chapman & Wyman. which, across his breast and his side was a will be resumed tomorrow CAMDEN MAN DROWNED AT YU- by Club. Won Lost. Per.Ct Varmouthvill6—A. J B. MitchelL trip morning. Mr. Schurz, It ought to ‘shed its last 1800 when it was 41,973, or 29 5 per cent. 12-gauge shot gun, double barrelled with 81 He will leave at 7.15 o’clock over the KON. The total land surfao 3 of Brooklyn, 52 .609 drop of blood He continued that the New Hamp- both barrels loaded. The body was found Pittsburg, 75 58 .564 Santa Fe road and will make several ad- October 7.—Word bas been re- of Mr. would mean the shire is, approximately, 9,005 square Camden, triumph Bryan Charles who was Philadelphia, 72 62 .537 by Snow, out hunting. 1j PORTLAND POST OFFICE in Illinois towns, St, ceived here from (ialavin Ray, Alaska and abhorrence of mankind7 miles, the average number of persons to Boston, 65 69 .485 reaching “contempt The Fall Klver were notified and police 64 71 .478 Louis tomorrow night. that Herbert L. Locke of Camden was and that the nation would rot to death the square mile at the census and of 1890 Chicago, Police Captain Edson, accompanied by St. Louis. 62 73 .459 drowned there September 10, He was in the ‘loathsome stew of its own cor- and 1900 being as follows: 1890, 41 8; Medical Examiner Buck went at once to Cincinnati, 60 75 .444 THE NEW YORK SUICIDE. CORRECTED TO JCLif 2, 1900. the son of the late John L.Locke of Cam- 1900, 45.7. New York, 58 77 ruption/ the place. It was found that the 429 there He charge Now York, October 7.—The body of a den and left two years ago. “if warranted by the faots there Is lit- The of the state counties population by whioh killed the boy had entered the left OFFICE HOURS. at went ON women who committed suicide spent one year Yukon and from not one shadow of excuse for Mr. is as follows the first in each case READVILLE TRACK. young erally figures side of his mouth coming out through in the Grand Hotel in tnere to Cape Nome, last June. He lelt Schurz the he took for 1900 and the seoond for October 6.—The Postmaster’s 9.1) Saturday night abandoning position being 1890: the back of the head. The face was Boston, pacing stallion Office, (Sundays excepted' m. to 5 p. m. Cane Nome, July 25th, and his boat cap- had the Frank 03 this city, laid on the marble slab at the because of what been done in Be.knap, 19,536; 20,321. scratched and blackened Bogash (2 1-4), by Atlantic by powder indi- cashier’s Office, (Sundays excepted.) 8.00 a sized in a storm while near (ialavin Bay. was defeated in city morgue today. No one called at the Philippines/’ Carroll, 16,895; 18,124, cating that the shooting must have been King, straight h3ats by n. to 6.00 p. m.: Money order department. 9.00 Koosevelt went into the the mare * _ m. to 6.00 p. m.: Registry department, 9.00a to her and her burial. Gov. purpose Cheshire, 31,321; 29 579. done at close The Mazette (2.07 1-4), at th8 Read- place identify give COAL SCHOONER WRECKED range. police learned a. to 6.00 p. m. or the treaty with Spain and the effect 'Coos, 24,468 ; 23,211. vilie track today. The race was to wagon, General Lx The letters and papers found in her New York,October 7.—The Old Domin- that Thompson started early this morn- livery. (Sundays excepted.) 7.30 of American administration in the Phil- and the star event of tbe * .. in. to 7.00 p. in. 9.00 to 10.00 a with three letters written Grarton, 40,844 ; 37,217. on a matinee held Sundays nn, , by ion line Hamilton to ing hunting trip, accompanied by 1 .00 to 2.00 p. III. steamship brought He alluded to the of the Gentlemen’s ippines. position Hillsboro, 112,640; 93,247. the fourteen old son by driving club. An her on the hotel stationery before she this Smith and seven Koyal Jackson, year t-arrien. jjeiiverie.s, (ounaays excel)tea.)—IB port today Captain Mr. Schurz in 1864 when he attacked the was made Merrimac, 53,430 ; 49,435. of former Amos M. of attempt by Arion (2 07 3-4), [ business! section of the city between High and gulped down the deadly acid, appear to men who the crew of the mayor, Jackson, comprised administration of Abraham as to reduce his India streets at 7.00. 9.00 and 11.00 a. m.. i.30 and Lincoln, Rockingham, 51,118; 49,650, this Jackson returned home I record, but tbe attempt was prove without doubt that she is Matilda schooner A. A.Shaw, bound oity. Young j5 p.m.; in other sections at 8.00 a. m., 1.30 p. m. Philadelphia vulnerable in the extreme. In conclu- not successful on Stratford, 39,337 ; 38,443, tonight and was surprised to learn of the! account of tbe weath- Sundayf delivery at Office window, 9.00 to 10.00 Neilsen, the Swedish who at- from Philadelphia |to Providence with а. 1.00 to 2.00 young girl sion he said: “The Democratic candi- Sullivan, 18,909; 17,304. er. His time was 2.11 1-4. m., p. m. Collections from street affair for the first time. He said he was boxes at 7.00 and 11.00 a. tamed m 1896 the es- 99) tons of coal. Their vessel lies on the j m., 4.00 and 8.00 p. m. notoriety by suing date for in his in the Thera have been no territorial Presidency speech changes with Thompson all the morning and .. Sundays,i 6.00 p. m. only. tate of Austin bottom with all sails set and masts 14nnon f WonroconfufTormnrp IQ 4-»W Tl VX11 XlUUiUlAl, Corbin for $50,000 on the in the counties or JSew since AKUIVAL, AND DEPARTURE Hampshire about two o’clock this tried OF MAILS. 12 feet out of the water in the afternoon to basis of verbal made to sticking 1894, put himself forward as the special Boston,October 6—The Bowdoin Alum- Boston, Southern and intermediate alleged promises 1890. induce the latter to home Western, course of coastwise vessels. The schoon- of this which would let go Thompson ! offices and conuectious via. Boston & Main* her Mr. Corbin. The exponent policy ni club at its first meeting of the season by defence, alleg- In the handiwork of the man of There are ten cities In New refused and Jackson he railroad (Eastern Division.! Arrive at er was cut down in the dense tbe yellow Hampshire thereupon says 12.16, blackmail won a fog by at hotel was ad- б. 00 and 10.45 m.: close 8.00 aud 11.45 a. ing verdict. Among Asia against the Interests of the wage for which the is left him. Copley Square tonight p. mu iron stem of the three miles population separately 6.00 and 9.00 p. m.; Sundays, arrive 12.45 anti the on Hamilton, workers of the land. I ask to dressed by Prof, Burton of the Massa- papers found the of the wo- you exclusive of wnich Viola 11.00 p. m., close n.45 a. 4.oo body 7 returned, Manchester, S. Hathaway, a domestic in a m., and 9.00 p. m. northeast of Sandy Hook lightship at judge by deeds and not by words and if chusetts Institute of on man was a for $100 to her Technology the Boston, Southern and and Interme- receipt paid so you will find that the Re- being over 25,000 has already been an- nearby house, says she heard the report of Western, o'clock this morning. The Hamilton you judge recent and the observations diate offices and connections, via Boston ind for case Is the eclipse taken attorney conducting the against publican party real champion of nounced. They are as follows the first a gun and looking ont of the Maine railroad. (Western at her nose In the schooner s side window, at division)—Arrive kept long true Americanism in Washington, Ga. 10.45} a. 5.30 aud 8.20 the Corbin several letters from every shape.*' in each case for 1900 and the saw smoke near the where m., p. m.; close 6.00 and 8.00 estate; figures being place the body --- enough for the crew to reach the steam- ana£ 11.30 a. m., and 5.00 p. m. second for 1890; lawyers and newspaper clippings con- of the boy was found a short time later, HE WAS Eastern, via Maine Central er's deck. After she withdrew the schoon- IT. OBEDIENT. Railroad—Arrive the RAKGOR OPPOSES was hare to- 2.00anu2 4.50 a. m.. 12.45 and 6.15 p. in.; close cerning trial. er sank The Shaw was Berlin, 8,886; 3,729. Thompson's body brought immediately. (From the Youth’s 6.00,e 10.OD and 11.45 a.m.. and 9.00 ana the Companion.) p.m. Sundays, owned in Concord, 19,632; 17,004. night police rigidly questioned arrive 12.45 p. m.; close 11.45 a. and 9.0c NO ATTEMPT TO CORNER PORK. Philadelphia. President Beal Doesn’t Want Festival Captain Hans Miron, who recently Dover, 13,207; 12,790. young Jackson. learned that he bor- j!p. m. They lost his life at his Dates Changed, post of duty on the intermediate offices London, October 8.—Sir Thomas Lip- WHOLE VILLAGES WASHED AWAY. Franklin, 5.846 ; 4,085. rowed his gun from William Lewis of Wil- Augusta, and connec- burning Saale, was a fine both tiontj via Maine Central 1 all road—Arrive at 2.04 son specimen ton, in the course of an interview that Keen, 9,165; 7,446. road but Jackson fails to explain how and 9.00 a. m., 12.45 and 6.15 d. m.; close at 6.00. Tampico,Mex., October 7.—Tbe Panuco of the nautical commander and of the Bangor, October 7.—President Beal of he the time from two anda 11.45 a. in.. 4.15 and 9.00 p. in. appears in the this morn- and Tames rivers which Laconia, 8,042, 6,143. passed o'clock un- Daily Express empty into the ocean host. When he found time to chat Farmington, intermediate offices and the Eastern Maine Festival association 19.311. til he started for home. Medical conuec denies to corner at are on one Nashua, 28,898; Exam- tions, via Maine Centra! ing, any attempt pork gulf this place of the big- with of his own ex- railroad—Arrive a the to the date of inquiring passengers 12.45 and 6.15 opposes plan change Portsmouth, 10,637 ; 9,827. iner Buck and Mr. Jackson will make p. ni. ;close at 7.45 a. m. and 12 m in Chicago. He says: gest rises in their history and great dam- perlences he had plenty of interesting the Music Festivals from October to Bock/an 1, intermediate offices and conuec- Rochester, 8,466; 7,396. further inquiries tomorrow. tales to tell, for he had passed his life “I have never yet tried to corner food. age has been wrought by the floods in the tionsti via Knox and Lincoln railroad—Arrive June. Mr. Beal says that he thinks the Somersworth, frem early boyhood on the sea. 12.45li and 6.00 p. m.; close at 6.00 and cultivated above 7,023 ; 6,307. and 12 m On the contrary my object has populated valleys kind and considerate intermediate always of the festival would above named ten BY SITTING ON Although to all Skou-hegan, offices and eonneo-' patronage Bangor Of the cities, the THEM. 0 via been to lower rather than to raise food here. At one point near Chlla station, on under his authority, he had both a tions, Maine Central railroad—Arrive at be Injuriously affected by the change. has a of 12.4512 m.; close at 12 m. the line of the Mexican Central railroad smallest, Franklin, population sailor s and a German’s keen p. What happened was apprecia- prices. simply 118 does not believe the artists could be all show a marked increase in tion of rank and aboard Island Pond, Ft., intermediate offices and the Tames river is over 50 miles wide and 5,846. They discipline ship; this: I received a Bryan Declares That You Can no; Raise connections, via Grand Trunk Railway—Ar- large government hired on any more favorable terms and since but the most' and It was with a laugh as popnlation 1890, refreshing £rive at 7.00, 1I.45 a m„ 6.00 m.; has swept to destruction hundreds of as a of salt and with p. Sundays 7.00 order me to a stock that If the gale wind, enrtle aa- close at 7.30 a. compelling keep big he thinks plan is tried in striking instance of growth is presented j People. m.; mu K90 and 6.00 u m. homes occupied by Mexican farmers and delight In his own discomfiture, that he Sundaysg 5.00 p. m. in reserve. in be to My buyers Chicago bought Portland that left enjoy the of which has increased sometimes related an laborers. cases of are clt£_wlll by city Berlin, anecdote of his Gorham. A'. H., intermediate offices and con- Many drowning via and I hold a it alone, as Bangor and the New in from to or 138.2 early Introduction to the stern realities neetions, Grand Trunk railroad—Arrive at extensively consequently All the population 3,729, 8,886 J reported. tributaries of these October 6.—The first his 7. 0 aud 11.45 a. mM and 6.00 p. m.: 7 i atLer stock and Vermont cities where Indianapolis, stop of chosen career. Sundays 03 bigger than usual. Hampshire per cent. a. in.; close at 7.30 a. m.. 5.00 rivers in the south and eastern of He nad but come on l.oo, p. m. Sun- parts of the Bryan train today was at Plain- just board of the a. “It is legitimate business to execute festivals are held will ding to the pres- days at 7.30 m. and 7.30 p. m. the state of Kan Luisostos are out of schooner where, as cabin he was to field, where Mr. Bryan discussed trn6ts boy, Montreal—Arrive at 7.00 and 11.45 a, m. and ent system. THE serve his my contracts and their execution will CIUMPION. apprenticeship to the sea, and 66.00 p. m.. close at 1.00 and 7.30 n. m their banks and have washed away CRE$CEUS and told the that Sundav1 people they had the was still about him closec 7.30 m. not affect the American at staring with boyish p. public all. I whole villages and ruined thousands of Swanton, intermediate NEW PUTTING SHOT RECORD. remedy in their own hands. interest and inquisitiveness when the 1 vt., offices and con- to corners on Xa

Pugilist Jeffries Makes Ills Appearance MOOR as uu Actor. OWEN,

“A Man From the West” was presented at the Jefferson Saturday evening before 7 lie weather to-day one of the largest houses that this theatre ts likely to be fair. Linens Counter. Notions Counter. has ever held. Nearly every seat on the Portland, Oct. 8, 1900. A A lot of Dress iloor was taken, the second balcony was quantity of Pillow Shields, well lllled and a douple of the boxes were bo disap- Cases, Becl Sheets and nainsook covered, at 9c. occupied, In the upper gallery the rec- ord for not to Iluckabuck Also a lot of nickel attendance was broken. The YOU’Dpointed Towels, plat- seating capaolty of this section is such find our cus- which are soiled ed Safety Pins, at 4c a as to accommodate 474 persons but Satur- slightly day night there were fully 600 enthusiasts tomary list of Bargains from having been used card. on hand long before the curtain arose to for the “Mon- as to show on Introduce to the sport-loving community Regular samples Underwear Counter, Muslin. of Portland the world’s champion pugil- Remember if you coq- Sale.” made the counter and to deco- day We’ve A lot of assorted ist, James J. Jeffries. The beet of order call, is still styles r)ot there acoq- it a bit more rate the to was maintained In the Immense audience interesting department, link between of Corset Covers, at 33c, the enthusiasm at times was at necting us; although than common this week, be sold Monday at one- been considerable height, especially In the the mails. Write, ar)d we 50c. Also a lot of fuller of interest to third the stirring climaxes when the champion ap- will wait on you by letter. every off regular c h i 1 d r e n’s flannelette peared in the nick of time to save the day 1900 BY PROCTER 4 GAMBLE CO. CINCINNATI member COPYRIGHT THE Our new pall we of the family. prices. and rescue the good and the brave. booklet Night , at 37c The is of course to set forth will be glad to mail on A LITTLE BIG WASTE. play got up you Draperies Room. Ribbons Counter. marked down from 50c. the abilities of the famous pugiliot, but request. Haveyou seenour is really a most clever melo-drama and DISTINGUISH between economy and wisdom. new overcoats? Fifty-five pairs of A lot of remnants and Men's Underwear Counter. contains some very good people. Partic- Raglan Sitting at home to save -leather is econo- ularly worthy of note is the H» e team of They are worth comiQg in Irish Point and Brussels odd pieces of fancy Rib- A lot of Oneita style gymnasts, Scott and Wilson, They did to look at. Lace assorted fine which Combination my, but it is scarcely wisdom. In the same some of the greatest performances In this Curtains, bons, goods, Suits, heavy line that has ever been seen In Portland patterns, two, three and have been selling from Balbriggan, at 89c, sub- without Soap is economy and aroused the warmest from the way, doing Ivory praise four been sell- audience. pair lots, 30 to 60c, to go at 19c a ject to slight imperfec- but it isn't wise; risks are greater than all FRANK M. LOW & CO., your Champion Jeffries assumes the role of a from Men’s ing $5.50, 6.50, tions in oth- big, good natured sheriff out in the Outfitters, yard today. manufacture, possible Every cheap soap contains free and a saving. wild country of Montana. He Is 7.00 7.50 pair, to erwise would be worth given MOSUMMT SQUARE. Silks Counter. alkali. Now, free alkali will eat its way through many lively situations, In the piece and ocl8dlt go at $1.25. nlmself with credit in all. He Monday |1.50. acquits One lot of colored. the new oil cloth on the kitchen floor makes his entry in bold by This is one of the Imagine style coming great- Meds Counter. onto the stage onj|horseback. The audience at 12c a in a wash- est curtain bar we Fringes yard, then what it will do single Monday's was not at all slow in recognizing him gams marked down from 20c. A lot of Oxford Merino Is such wise? and jumping from the steed he was greet- have offered this season. ing! economy ed Half heels by round after round of applause. Draperies Hose, spliced More than once he steps into a breach fewe try Counter. Needlework Counter. and soles, at three and prevents trouble by emphatically pairs asserting that he is “always ready to An assorted lot of sil- A lot of* fancy em- for 50c, regular price 25c A CHALLENGE. light anybody who can show any sand.” OBITUARY. and Curtains. ver and horse- broidered Table a Also a lot of ex- incidental to the third act “the big un:’ oxydized pair. Cltamplou Jeffrie* to tlie Festival shoe Brooches at 19c, Covers at $1.25, been tra heavy gray wool Bi- Soloist*. NATHAN W. ALLEN. and This was the star fea- In house there bag sparring. furnishings been 25c. One lot of $2.00 and 2.37. One lot Hose, at mark- Nathan W. Allen died early Sunday ture of the performance and was hugely cycle 29c, are no more attractive or James J Jeffries, the champion pugi- morning after an Illness of two weeks, appreciated by the crowd of enthusiasts. sterling silver Manicure of Picture Frames, cabi- ed down from 50c. list of the world and idol of many a heart he had been in ill health for At the end of this act after the cham- although accessories than at net arrived in Port- has knocked out two or three important Tools 62c, been 88c. size, with high among young America, over a year. Two weeks ago Mr. Allen pion glass, Hosiery Counter. on the noon train and land Saturday, went with the Fern Park association for would-be desperadoes there was more fine draperies. In this de- class at 10c. and Counter. novelty, One lot of with his manager several members its annual olam oake. He had always hearty applause and the actor-pugilist, in Stationery women’s of his theatrical was driven the company, bean the life of these gatherings, but it response to demands of the audi- partment we have met with Leather Goods Counter medium black to the Falmouth hotel. As he before the ourtain and re- One lot of box weight stepped was observed by those who were prasent ence, appeared big up to the desk and registered, his power- ceived an ovation. success in the se- cotton on this occasion that Mr. Allen was not cream An assorted lot of kid Hosiery, high ful physique attracted the admiration of Stationery (fine well. On his return to Portland Mr. ‘.‘THE VILLAGE POSTMASTER.” heels and double all who to be in rotunda at lection of the handsomest and envel- spliced happened the AUen took to his bed and from that time writing paper and enameled Leather “The the time. He is a of Village Postmaster.” the beauti- psfest specimen until his death his decline was at marked rapid. ful of and most at 10c a box. were soles, 19c, and far more than the gem the playwright’s art, will be designs popular opes) Belts at 75c. manhood, ordinay For S3 Mr. Allen had been an 25c, years at same notice would be to him in the attraction the Jefferson on Wednes- from 25c. At given any at the Custom bouse. He came fabrics. We aim to employe and always Toilet Goods Counter. “I have been out on theatri- day Thursday and Thursday matinee, Gloves Counter. place. my to Portland when 23 years old from Oro- a lot of and we can assure our theatre patrons of counter, Ipswich cal tour for the last two weeks, and have all as well as no and was appointed a night Inspector carry grades One lot of “Sorosis” been said the fellow In a rare dramatic treat. The play opens lot of one button ribbed cotton doing well,’’ big Collector Israel Washbnrn. Aftar A heavy by in a store and & few minutes chat with a of village post office, which all and We Toilet at 5c a calce. reporter serving In this position for a year Mr. styles prices. Soap P. K. for school the TIMES. “Last we were at changes to the village green on general Walking Gloves, , night Allen was entrance and clear- appointed when all the law abid- to One lot of Portsmouth, where a deal of inter- training day,a uay employ expert drapers powdered at mark- all at great ance clerk ana served In that capacity up women’s, $1.12, children, sizes, est was manifested the This ing citizens were compelled tolturn out to by people. to the time of his death. He was accred- Borax at 7c a drill. This constituted the curtains in a package. ed down from 12 l-2c a is a melodrama, was written militia of the hang thorough- $1.50. pair; great play espec- ited as one of the best clerks in being when Franklin Pierce was One lot of ially for me, and I have one of the lead- villages presi- Loofah’s value. the government service and the position ly artistic manner. It would Also a lot of I tell “I’m dent, back In the fifties. The village band ing parts. Oh, you, quite he so and so for at occupied ably faithfully and enlivens .e (V egetable Sponges) taffeta at an actor. The musical festival which is appeal's festivities, to examine our wrist Gloves Counter. many years will be hard to fill. Mr. please you Infants' Outfits a dance the on here will, I suppose, hurt us some speech making, by village 7c. Allen was an unassuming, quiet man, 19c, marked down from A lot of kind of will girls and general jollification which ends exhibit of white wide tonight. Any competition but he had hosts of friends and not an elegant draperies. with a sudden shower of all hurt us, you sea. But there Is also music rain, driving Counter. 25c. a in the world. No one knew him Handkerchiefs at 30c enemy to shelter. The Saxony Flannel, in and I a Tell rain Is real and the my show, sing song. but to be his captivated by genial, pleas- act ends with some situa- marked from 40c. any of those people in the festival that I very amusing An assorted lot of Counter. yard, ant ways and to respect him highly. He Linings can beat two of them. This is tions. aDy my numbered his firm men Also an assorted lot of among friends of THE T. F. FOSS & men’s colored first experience as an actor, and I like ROWE-KING STOCK CO. SONS, fancy A lot of 36 inch black all parties and all classes and universal at the life first rate. Bat I’m ready to re- The Rowe-King Stock company, which hemstitched Handker- quilted Bibs, 14c, sorrow will be felt at his death. Complete Housefurnisliers. Percaline at 12 l-2c a sume business in the prize fighting line has delighted large audiences at Portland octS-lt He was a master Mason, being raised chiefs at two for 25c. marked from 20c. Also at any time.’ theatre for the past two nights, will con- Also a lot of in som3 lodge in the eastern part of the yard. “Have you got any bouts arranged for tinue their performances for the next four a lot of boys’ “Star - state, bat he never became a member of twilled slate the future, Mr. Jeffries days, beginning with a speolal matinee Haberdashery. canvas, a Portland lodge. Hb was a member of waists,” “>io, .1 have not. I am willing to fight, Monday afternoon, when they will pre- having undergone modifications from fancy gingham the Country club and of the Fern Park An assorted lot of color, at 6c, been 12 l-2c. but nobody is his neck to make sent the strong “A Free Born the original. and at breaking association. He leaves a widow and two play, percale, 72c, mark-^ a match with me. My business is to American.” This company is one of the The statute provides that original men’s Bath with daughters, one of whom Is the wife of , Counter. ed down from $1.00. Al- make a fight, and I'm ready to meet any strongest on the road ard play only the work of art ehsil pay a 20 per cent [duty Prof. Grover of University of Maine. cord and at man on Fitzsimmons and best cities in the but or tassel, $2.00, earth. Mr. won't largest east and copies modifications must gbefas- An assorted lot of fine so a lot of hoys' cloth and his actions have not been their contains some of the lat- sessed at 60 cent. Mr. had fight me, MILLARD E. MTJDGETl1. repertoire per Thompson marked down from Tam at mark- manly with me. He said that he would est and most successful melo-dramas and photographs to show that this was an mercerized satteen and , 62c, [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] One lot of silk meet me at four days’ notice, but that comedy dramas that have been produced original work, but It ssemed to Mr. $3.00. ed down from 86c. October 6.—Millard E, Mud- taffeta a Bangor, Skirts, wasn’t fair proposition. I told him in New York the last few years. The He wey that they did not correspond with and satin all fancy gett, one of the proprietors of the Bangor , that I would meet him on thirty days’ company is headed by Miss' Grace G. the statue. Mr. Thompson appeared per- black and at Shirt Waists Counter. j Commercial, died at 9.45 o'clock tonight at marked colors, notice. He wouldn't accept that oiler, j Hamilton, supported by a superb compa- fectly willing to do what the law re- shapes, 29c, f 11 anrl T cart dc ! after a month's iilne3S from marked down A lot of appendicitis. ny of capable players, including Leonard quired, and the appraiser told him the bar- $1.39, fancy striped Mr Mudgett was born in Dexter, Maine, from 50c. Great It again, i’ll fight him for $10,000 or Rowe, Harry King and many others. best course for him was to pay the 60 per from at 45 years ago and was the eldest son of Dr. $2.00. gingham Shirtwaists, $20,000 on terms to win and take every- SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. cent duty assessed, and enter his protest Simeon He was educated in to the gain. or I039 and walk home. He Is a Mudgett. Secretary of the Treasury. This marked down from thing, The f-mous 89c, the schools and learned the San Francisco Minstrels, Mr. Thompson concluded to do. The re- Underwear Knitted. man that I like to as I oan public prin- Counter, fight get 25 sult will be awaited with Interest Basement. ters trade in his native town. For a with artists in the cast, oome to Port- great $1.50. at him as he fights to me. I don’t at the custom as land theatre next and house, the points in- time he was In Boston but Friday Saturday lot ot JJas- One lot of Swiss cash- think that Sharkey has any chance at employed volved are very line, and of rare occur- Une diver Corsets Counter. came to soon after The Commer- V T vuiugu »w>MVUJ.UUJ XJJUCiJJOO. JLU V OA J rence at this all. Corbett is a good, clever man, but Bangor port, mere Corset silk here thing is new and up to date and a first lined with Covers, he Is not much of a In his cial was established by Marcellus kets, green A lot of Thomson’s fighter. fight- class is a me- performacue promis3d. The min- The of time at with me he all Emery and took position In the change on the Portland at marked finished, 59c, marked ing kept getting away strels cloth, 30c, chanical of the Mr, gave two performances in Bangor and Yarmouth Electric will of the time, a that the deparment paper. railway go fitting Corsets, thing public the and were down from Also died in March and the past week greeted with Into effect this from 50c. One lot of $1.00. wouldn’t have stood from any other man Emery 1879, paper morning, white and at and black, 75c, was then crowded houses was pronounced by 1 in the world, Corbett couldn't lick me if purchased by Joseph P. Bass, decorated bread a lot of heavy Balbrig- who associated himself the Bangor papers to be as good as any of MARRIAGES. Japanese marked down from $ 1.00. 1 had no hands. He is always after with Mr. Mudgett and Frank H. its kind that has been there for a long and butter at gan a cov- I I’ll out on the Getohell, the firm name plates 9c, Equestrienne , Also lot of cloth notoriety. guess go In Watervlile. Oct. 1, sielburn D. Brawn of known as J P. Bass and Co. Mr. time. Everything was fresh and clean street and punch a woman. I’ve licked being Watervllle and Mary A. Simpson of Winslow. were 15c. One lot of ankle length, open and ered wire at while the jokes were bright and witty In Bustles, 35c, Corbett, Fitzsimmons and and Mudgett continued for a time in the me- Kennebynknort. UctJ3, Augustus S. Fur- Sharkey, and the was bish and Miss Christina Li Berry. marked down from 50c. chanical and then went into costuming excellent. Oatmeal whole, at 36c, marked have found Fitzsimmons the easiest.” department At Bar Harbor, Oct. l, William B. Coster and Japanese, Sedji, Bliss Maria G. “How about the recent the counting room where he continued as Gray. down from 50c. Corbet-McCoy A WORK OE ART. In KingfieJd, Oct. 3, D. Schuyler Austin and Bowls at two for 25c. battle?” *- business manager up to the time of his Miss Bernadine Larrabee., OWEN, MOORE &CO. Iu Oct. John “I have never illness. Bangor. 3, 0. Iilch and Mrs. Ite- One lot of In- expressed an opinion on becca McCanliev. Japanese Childrens Underwear. 1 Mr. Getchell withdrew from the firm Which Raises a Pine Point for tile Cus- that. I’ve got a right to think, but 1 In Madison, sept. 29, William W. Blaxim and Butter Plates at in 1895 and the Commercial has Miss Lena Bl. Nutting. dividual don t say anything on this. I’ve pot ! since toms Authorities. A lot of fine been cond ucted Messrs Bass and imported friends on both sides But as a me: r by 30c a dozen, ‘instead of Mudgett under the same firm name. Be- 0EA1 HS. cashmere front of fact I don’t know anything about lot of open Apples sides a Last March 50c. One Rubber ‘‘Have yon anything to offer on no being practical printer, Mr. the steamship Vancouver for to In this city, Oct. G, infant son of , children up political situation, Mr. Jeffries?” Mudgett possessed great business ability brought from Liverpool to this port a Joseph, Dishes at riiomas and Catherine J. Shelvey, aged 6 17c, and the sucoess of The Commercial Soap ‘‘Not a thing. I have nothing to say has large box, imperfectly addressed, but nonths and 8 davs. three years, at 29c, mark- In tills Oct. 7, Nathan W. from That ajout been largely due to his efforts. Ten years covered with directions to be handled city, Allen, aged 66 marked 25c. politics. [rears, 11 months. 6 d iys. ! he became Interested in ed down from 42c. Mr. Jeffries said that he never felt ago investments witn care. As it was evident that Port- [Funeral this (Monday) afternoon at 3 o’clock it his late residence. 124a Brackett street, Counter better In his lire. He had the In timber lands and lumbering in which land was the port of destination of this ( Women's.) spent Burial at Mount Hope cemetery, Bangor. . summer in and around New York, occas- ie was very successful. At the time of box, it was deposited in one of the Grand In this city, Oct. 7. Louisa, widow of Samuel Cook bunt, 87 years, 4 months. An assorted lot of ionally umpiring a baseball This Ills death he owned 5000 acres of land In Trunk sheds. aged game. [Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock ;he of A few a noon he leaves for Bangor, and will play vicinity Milllnocbet. days ago fine-looking old gen- irom her late residence, J336 Unrest avenue. silk taffeta and satin A small lot of Inver- Mr. was married yO tleman called at the custom house and In this city, Oct. 7, Herbert F., infant child of in that city, Augusta and Lewiston be- Mudgett years ago as have them. William H. and Bessie M. Crockett, aged 3 mos. ness Mackin- just you’d ;o Miss Remick of Portland who made in reference to this box. Ties at two for cape fore finishing the Maine circuit. Mary inquiries [Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p. Tn. at 67 String: long 1 Sheridan street. not survives him tcgether wtth two children. It eeerns this gentleman, whose name and To begin with, they’re lu this city, Oct. 7. Jane, widow of John H. 25c. toshes, navy, green Mr. is also is A. and who ex- < MAKES P KIN TING HOUSE. Mudgett survived by his .Thompson, carries on J'Connor, aged 58 years. “windfalls.” ot at been 3.50 They’d easily n other, a sister, Mrs. C. F. Scales of tensive marble works in West Virginia, [Notice funeral hereafter. gray, $1.50, The printing business of the late Wm. in Newburyport, Oct. 3, Caroline E., widow of Embi'oideries Counter. ] and a David H. Mud- had in for one of his for the table M. luilford, brother, bought Italy, obs- William Thurston, anti daughter of the late and 3.75. pass variety. Marks has bean organized into a cor- ;ett, who is engaged in business in Dex- tomers in this country, a statue made of Jeorge and Elizabeth (Wheelwright, Greenleaf. poration under the name of the MarkB A box full of short Just solid enough to cook up \ er. Another brother, William, was the finest Italian marble. Appraiser big Printing House and will he carried on ] tilled in a railroad accident at Boyd Lake Hewey went with Mr. Thompson to the of Swiss Em- Counter. in n;ce shape, taste enough at the old quarters on Exchange street. lengths Trimmings ( everal years ago. Grand Trunk she I and the box was Brides Mrs. Marks will retain an Young Then we interest as The at to suit anybody. Mr. was a man of most ad- opened. statue represents a young broidery Edgings half will also Mr. Samuel H, Brown who Mudgett vho want an easy and answer to the Six of black has female quick patterns 3 nirable character and was figure, and is about three feat in ( “What slia'l we have sweet been with Mr. Marks for the not only re- laily question, have for Din- today. plump apples past 20 years or for or for price f height. The girl is in a ler, Supper,, Breakfast?” should worsteds and silk or more and pected but loved by all who enjoyed his sitting posture, Gimps, who will be general man- j ake the Boston Daily and Su id ty Globe, for Good f with her head realining on her hand The Globe Baking. Every ager of the new tcquaintance. Every day publishes a simple, in- * T.aces Counter. at a corporation. The many ( 35c marked The statue had baen poorly boxed, and ixpensive and nice bill of fare lor a breakfast, yard, finds its friends of Mr. Brown will be to hear The arrangements for the funeral have t dinner and a supper. This is Apple readily way glad some bad broken off sp;oially pre- parts in transit, >ared by an skilled and economi- One lot of white Ori- down from 50c. Also a that he will continue in the where ] lot yet been made. experienced, place Mr. claimed that the < st housekeeper. into our stock. he has Thompson statue so long been an efficient work- In addition, the choicest recipes from the ental all small lot of fine steel and was a work of and that < narrow man, purely art, only lolled cooks of the homes of New Eugiand are Laces, The Police Relief Association tall will ^0 per cent of its cost should be assessed I irinted every day, and any special recipes 1 at 15c a at 1 ranted by any woman are readily ^widths, yard, fancy Buckles, 1 >e held the 23a of this month. The In duties. The cost he to supplied. day showed be .$500 In tact, The Globe is a da,iiy cook book for Mr. A. N. Heron, the has re- a t he of New been 20 and 25c. one-third O. G. artist, ssociation has had a bard year. They In Italy. But Appraiser Hewey, from housekeepers England. off. Elvvell, his The Housekeepers’ in The Globe signed position on the Portland Ex 1 »st $2,000 in the & Moulton the best information be could Departmpnt Woodbury get, was f very day tells you how to get rid of ests, how 791-796 Street. press, to a Congress accept place on the staff of f lilure and have paid out $1,500 in death led to believe that this statue is not tobe 1 q take care ot plants, flowers and animals, now OCt8 It the Boston Journal. o do fancy work, etc., etc., etc. Order The a sssssments. regarded as a work of but as purely art, ( ilobe at one of jour newsdealers and try it. OWEft, MOORE & CO. O YVE^, MOORE & CO * --— — H. MISCEIXAyEOPS. MISCELLAiaeorrs. MISCELLANEOUS. to get the ball onto the center line when the ball on a" fnmble. Harvard began a S. S. SJnnders, the 'neighbors: Leroy time was called for the end of the first lleroe attack on the Bowdoln tackles and the cil?tom house officials add G. SOLDIERS m Toble, jyiiniiT ^ -; half. Kernan scored the first touchdown after A. R.; S. S. Vose, Watervtlle; D. M. ten line the rest of the Mr, Brad- There had been some money wagered plays. During Warren, Togus, representing 16th that Fort Preble would not score Now half Harvard was unable to score but fords' old regiment, the Maine, and times N. H. The the betters wera trying to hedge these Bowdoln made long gains, several O. H. McKeen of Gorham, Club Chat the ball Into Harvard’s terri- barlal was at Defeated the wagers with few takers. Campbell re- rushing Evergreen cemetery. Colby about ends in the en- Slade as full back on the soldiers’ tory. good cigar^ placed the and Sawin AT GALVESTON^ dorsement by connoisseurs Eleven Six to Five. team in the commencement of the second In the second haf Kendall Kendall half and the change was’an excellent one, made long runs around the ends, Ho>v Janie* Pollard’* a touchdown. In this Family Fought as events proved. In this half the soldiers finally scoring half Bowdoin’s men thoroughly for Life. ZENDA seemed to have taken a new lease of life appeared exhausted at will. and the game was extremely interesting and Harvard gained line The and in Battle from this time ont. The soldiers kicked The ball was on Bowdoln’6 five yard Several weeks ago the PRESS told the Array Collegians off to the college ten yard line. Colby when time was called. The line-up: story of the narrow esoape of the family BOUQUET Made of Vuelta the ball back to the forty Harvard. of James Pollard In the Galveston flood. carefully Inspected rapidly pushed Position._Bowdoln. best in the world. Royal. liv- Abajo leaf—the yard line and there, amidst the wildest Campbell, 1. e. Hamilton Saturday Mr. Pollard’s daughter, kind of cheering, the soldiers held them Blagden, 1. t. Marshall ing In Portland, received a letter which MILUKEN-TOMUNSON 00., 1. The and for and Lieut. Hollingsworth, g. Lelghton- a of the terrible Distributers, Portland. Great, Only Original downs, Hines, Thompson Swett gives graphic description Mrs. T. J. DUNN St CO., Makers, Lawson by around the end and through Bodweli catastrophe. The letter is from Sargent-Carroll, c. Philadelphia. Safes' ■ the tackles jplays got the ball to within r. Phipps Pollard who writes that on Saturday S?n laSSfto Put a Game Barnard, g. They Up thirty yards for the college goal. Here the J. La wren ce- morning, September 8th,when she got up soldiers’ quarter and full backs dropped ll. Lawrence, r. t, Dunlap in the morning she 6aw water in the Worth Farley-Clark, r. e. La Ferrler SHELTON. Seeing. back as preliminary to a long pass for a gutters and thought itjhad been raining. Fret. J. OSCAR q. b. Pratt Daly-Fincke, from the punt. The bluff worked and Haygood Kernan-Sawln, 1. h. b. Gregson It was, however, the overflow parted through the smallest kind of a Kendall, r. h. b. Hunt bay caused by the high wind. The wat- He makes no charge If the object of f. b. hole in the college line and by some artful Ellis-Graydon, Upton er continued to rise until the street was your call is not explained without asking a single question. He tells yon If hus- dodging, which showed his wonderful Umpire, Murchie ot Harvard. Referee, full. At 2 o’clock her son came home The Soldiers Did Best in of Tufts. Time Fred band, wife or sweetheart is true or false; Work down the for Knowlton keeper, in a but it could not turn the cor- quickness,went thirty yards Ellis and hack, tells you how to gain success in love, Wood, B. A. A. Linesmen, a touchdown. The soldiers went wild ner the water was so deep. He waded courtship, divorce, health, Second Half. Motley. Touchdowns, Kernan and Ken- marriage, and when kicked to his shoulders to business, law suits, speculation and tran- with delight Campbell dall. Goals, J. Lawrence, 2. I?core, Har- j through water up 2Q and 15 sactions of all kinds. In fact, no matter a pretty goal the cheering was redoubled. vard, 12; Bowdoln, 0, Time, get into the house. At 5~o’clock they what be or minute halves, may your hope,fear ambition, Thus encouraged the boys in blue saw a man swimming in the streets and come to this gifted man and find help, worked harder than ever. The college tried to get him to come Into the house, PORTLAND BOYS BEATEN. ARE YOU IX LOVE? men could not hold them but the soldiers but he wouldn’t. They were seated in The soldiers of Fort Preble have em- seemed to improve in rapidity of play School Eleven Defeated by the the parlor when the house suddenly H so, do you find the one you have be- barked Id football and they have a team High stowed affections and trust and in defensive work. Lieut. Lawson Team. tipped over and went off the posts and your upon which will furnish the lovers of thl6 sport Brldgton Academy Insure your prop- cool and indifferent? Has a rival himself in the wat9r rushed in the doors. They acting in Portland much especially distinguished long or obstacles of kind between enjoyment before the any crep end runs and effective tackling and Brldgton, October 6.—The Bridgton made a rush for the stairs leading to you and your future hope, or has a de season ends unless all indications fail. showed himself to be Academy football team defeated a Port- the above and had to wade through erty with our Won, [rum, assailed the quietude of your the Fort Preble the blooking. Haygood story Saturday boys played afternoon on home? If come at once to a star and after many ups and land High school eleyen this water to their waists to get there. happy so, team from won performer up this man and find He will Colby college. They by a score of 27 to 0. gifted help. # downs the ended with the ball in Chad bourn field, by The water raised nine feet at their the clever and of game local agents. guarantee to tell you how to win your dodging running right out- INSURANCE COMPANY Colby’s hands near the center of the The Portland boys were deoidedly house and they remained upstairs ex- heart's desire quickly and overcome your half back Haygood in the second half their and averaged The house rivals or obstacles between field. For Colby Haggerty did the best weighed by opponents, pecting death at any. time. • existing you when Haygood made a touchdown after a Of London and Groat Britain, and your future happiness. work. The team is no easy nearly four years younger. They played floated across the street and they had to Edinburgh, run and from it college prop- thirty-live yard Camp- were out- osition and will be heard from before the a sandy up hill game, but stay in the upper story some days before ARE YOU IN TROUBLE? bell kicked a goal. Colby scored in the RALPH S. NORTON, season is at an end. The soldiers were classed from th9 start. Following is the could all out. “The first five minutes of but failed to they get wreckage The Insurance Company Do with all natural play Mnn.nn largest you find, your jubilant at their victory. was 20 feet high around my house,” STATE AGENT and that are kiok a goal and thereby lost the game by in the world a fire business. gifts talsnts, you baffled, of doing If ana summary: Brldgton. Portland. writes Mrs, Pollard. Her description discouraged and unsuccessful? so, one point. * rune-up AND ADJUSTER, come and be advised, find out the cause Fort Preble. 1. e. r, e., Drummond the awful scene attending the finding It was an interesting contest to wit- Colby. Tibbetts, of your bad luck and how you can change Hancock, 1. t. r. t., Deerlng and removal of bodies Is Their ness. The on was Allen, 1. e r. e,. Coon appalling. - bad conditions to those of success, playing both sides 1. r. Hall yoiir Conan, 1, t. r. t., Thompson Hubbard, g. g., house has been condemned and they have Total Assets, $70,325,675 17 Exchange St and Thousands live today somewhat ragged at times but for a game c. H. Blake joy happiness. 1. g. r. g., Raynor Edwards, c., marl2M,W&FU to bless and credit of their success Atohley, 1. HaBkell been glad to find two rooms in which give coming so early in the season it was a Thomas, o. o., Eltner Martin, r, g. g and to this wondBrful man. r. t. 1. Prlndable have live d since the disaster. happiness i exhibition. came Clark, r. g. 1. g., Muus Smith, t., they He has not remarkably good Colby 1 W. Blake helped others—why you? Roberts, r. t. 1. t., Davis Clemmons, r. e, e., to Portland expecting to win. Their b. Selders Saunders, r. e. 1. e, Lawson Iredale, q. q. b., LOST AT GALVESTON. HE NEVER FAILS. ! team has of and 1. h. b. r. h. FOR 'SALE. many players experience Morton, q. b. q. b, Jervey Willard, b., Coyne r. h. b. 1. and with a good knowledge of the sport. The Haggerty, 1. h. b. r.h .b. Haygood Caramel, h.b., Woodbury To cause sneedy happy marriages | f. a room r. h. b. 1 h. Hines Foley, f.b. b., Conley GREAT TRADE in nine (9) house, beautifully located, with the one of your choice, reunites the Fort Preble team has only begun its play- Rice, b., Wife autl Children of the I5ev. Howard separated, locates absent friends or Dudley, f. b. f. b,, Slade and Campbell Referee, Mr. Spooae,'. Umpire, Mr. no finer view in Maine. Corner lot. House has all modem im- ; ing this year and may be called young- C. burled treasures, you luck to win Dunham, give sters at the business. On offensive work Score: Fort Preble, 6; Colby, 6. Goold. your wish; overcomes bad luck Will be sold at that cannot fail to suit and on biggest Touchdowns Haggerty, Haygood. Goals FOOTBALL NOTES. provements. price and sorrow of all kinds, and it never they did good work Saturday but during from touchdown, Campbell. Time, terms to New House. Do not miss this secure him but a short In Rev. Howard C. please. chance to takes very time. the first half did not play as fast as they twenty minutes halves. {.Referee and um- The “Suburbans" of Woodfords, would Dunham, formerly he he claims fact, guarantees everything have done. have sacrificed pire, F. Q. Twltchell, Portland, Dr. like to this fall with pastor of the New Jerusalem churoh, a home. —and until have might They arrange games very delightful you pay nothing you Waterville, Mr. Kel- his three chil- fast play for accuracy In passing and the Frew, Timekeeper, teams averaging 130 to 14o pounds, and High-street, lost wife andj received value In full Is this not hon- lsy. est? Could anything be fairer? few fumbles made Saturday shows that Clinton Young will correspond with dren and all his property at the Galves- FREEPORT GORHAM they have been wise in this regard. The HIGH,6; HIGH, managers. ton disaster. NO MONEY ACCEPTED IN AD- 0. fast will come later and in fact it The Butler sohool defeated West End Mr. Dunham was at Riverhead, H. I., VANCE play to A of football was a when the disaster that swept a way *h is L. M. show itself in the second half lively game school in of foot ball 53 SI, began played game Saturday by LEIGHTON, sept29d2w Exchange home and Nor do you pay a cent unless you are with when with the ball in their afternoon at Roble Park be- the score of 10 to family occurred. 1 Colby Saturday 0, i perfectly satisfied. a hands Fort Preble walked right down tween the Freeport High and Gorham The second eleven of the Emerson In private letter he says that he is to find that the of his wife HAS NOT THIS HONESTY UPON the field, High. The game resulted In favor of the school had a game of football with the glad suspense THE FACE OF IT? Like all new teams Fort Preble lacks Freeport High eleven by a score of 6 to 0. Maine Sohool for the Deaf Saturday was net of as long duration as he had in defensive work. It is this that The following was the line up: which resulted In a victory for the deaf, feared. Mrs, Dunham had invited her KOHLINC’S % Hours, 10 a. m., to 9 p. m. Sunday, they her house was 10 a. m. must cultivate to win the the score 5 to 0. The was neighbors into because it J m., to 1 p. games during G. H. S.F. H. S. being victory rest of the season.' due to the head work of the stronger and better sheltered than their Patrick, o., 1 c, Libby captain, Fall at own. She had he the Opening. xne actenaance Saturdays game Hanson, r g, 1 t, Mitchell Charles Tar box. The successful boys exhibited, learns, | Calderwood’s r | was not as as It should have been. Shaw, t, 1 g, Townsend made an excellent of their greatest calmness and self-control, even large ! showing HALF PRICE THIS WEEK ORLY. Eastman, r c, c, Mitchell From this time out It is safe to say that skill In football which was the result soothing the fears of the excited negroes. time having conic for Full Clement, 1 g, r g, Stockbrldge £ crowds will witness the of the of Mr. a There were eleven in all, and when the j and Winter 1 to 86 FREE ST. larger contests,for Deering, It, r t, Dennison coaching Fisher, graduate Gnrmcnts, beg 5 New Milk PARLORS, storm was at its black good games may be expected, Saturday’s Wilson, 1 c, r c, Wr. Cushing of Galland college, and a left end on height, they all, call attention to my stock of aept28d9t 1 h E. J a H. Libby,1 hb, b, Royal A member of and white, down to await the result. attendance included few ladies, all of the college eleven. the lay W cole ns which is now for 4 Hillings, r h b rhb, Coombs ready from the torts about club who used to Soon after, the the officers Port- Libby, f b, f b, Curtis Portland Athletic play building parted right inspection. 4 Bread where the bed on whloh The 46th Annual Exhibition land, many civilians and soldiers who Bradbury q b. q b, Cushing on that team, acted as umpire. they lay stood, The stock contains all the novel- £ OF THE were over with enthusiasm. Summersldes. Prit- and they were englufed in the seething bubbling Referee, Umpire, (Thelies in Meltons and soft P is made of selected 5 Kerseys, carefully Messrs. Johnny Sullivan, F. Q. Twitchell ham. FUNERAL OF LUTHER BRADFORD. waters. x finish Overcoatings. Worsted and P SAGADAHOC COUNTY FAIR and Mr. Kelley of last year’s Athletic HASKELL DANA WARP The funeral services over the remains Only two survlvd. One was the col- wheat, ground to our order. SILK, 18; Cheviot WILL EE HELD AT THE Suitings and Trouserings T club team have been coaching Fort MILL, 12, of the late Luther Bradford, an Inspector ored cook, who when she came to con- J If want a healthful 5 in the newest you SOCIETYS GROUNDS IN TOPSHAM were the were sciousness and found that the little designs. MAINE, Preble and present to witness An base ball was at the Portland custom house, held boy and interesting game bread on the table, order it Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, work of the soldiers. afternoon. were held she still held in her arms was dead, was October 9, 10 aud 11. played Saturday afternoon on the Scotch Saturday Prayers the the unable to meet the shook. Her mind gave of have Patrons find no in Colby started game by kicking from the residence,after which body your grocer. They will difficulty securing Hill grounds between the Haskell Silk way and week until she died reserved seats. durlng*the W.H. off to Fort Preble. The ball was caught mill nine and the nine from the Dana was taken to the Clark Memorial Meth- she was of KOHLINC, it fresh from our and an ex- continually speaking “the | oveng, have been |a The gr unds enlarged Baxter Building. \ built to the on the ten yard line and advanced five Warp mills. The game resulted in favor odist’church, whera[the servloes were held. little darling,”[or of the “dear little tension grand stand, assuring pat- K octleodimo afternoon. rons the of the Haskell nine a score of 18 to woman” for whom she would have iaid every ample opportunities to view great yards where the runner stopped in the by mo uuuiuu n ua nv** uituu ttiuu tuu •how. 12. A week ago in the game between down her own life. 10 cents a arms of a The soldiers and friends of the deceased, as for SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS! Over S?,000 big Colby guard. these nines the Dana nine were the vic- neighbors The other survivor was carried Into good large In purses and Good horse Ineffectual ad- premiums. made three attempts to tors. It is quite likely that one more also members of Bramhall lodge,Knights the second 6tory windew of a house some loaf. racing every day. Don't miss it! vance the ball and lost it on downs. will b8 this season to A. distance and it was In evens of storm, fair will be held the first game played play of Pythias,Bosworth Post.G. K.,Port- away, through ter tie. that these are fair day following. Half fare on railroads. Colby started in hammering the soldiers’ off the land Encampment,Union Veteran Legion, particulars known. Electrics run direct to the exhibition. line and minutes DEERING BATH of Ancient Order of Unit- B. M. Patten, Pres, W. 8. Kogebs, Sec. within five Haggerty ATHLETICS, 6; Deering lodge oct2dlw was sent over for a touchdown. Rice HIGH, 0. ed Workmen, beside the full quota of his BOWDOIN AND BATES. failed at goal ana the soldiers had a big former associates at the custom house, t Bath, Ootober 6.—In the first game of Calderwood five to overcome on the score board. The services were conducted by Rev. Will foot ball played here this season the Hath They Play Football If They Can Heirs and others desiring to JESSIE COBB’S DEATH. Preble kicked off well down into the O. A. Terhune, the pastor of the church, High School eleven was defeated by a Make Arrangements. borrow money on REAL ES- Colby territory and the college men assisted by Kev> J. W. Webster of New- Baker. score of 6 to 0 by the Deering Athletic as- household worked it back to their of the TATE, NOTES, furni- OCt5d3t slowly twenty The was an port, Me.,the department chaplain Coroner’s Jury Impauuellei to Make sociation. game interesting etc. yard line when they punted. The soldiers Maine G. A, R. The servioes opened [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] ture, pianos, Business strict- An one and well attended. The touchdown Investigation advanced the ball back to the college thir- with the reading of the scripture by the ly confidential. was made by Ward, and the goal by Lewiston, October 6.—Qn account of a ty yard line ana immediately lost it on a of the followed by the se- Twitchell. pastor church, disagreement over the division of gate re- October fumble, one of the few'of the game. Col- lection Home” by a quartette Lewiston, 6.—Coroner Sampson The llne up'was as follows: “Gathering ceipts no football game has yet been ar- the this after- by punted forty-five yards to the soldiers' or Mr. Frank Barbour, Miss empanelled following jury Deering—C. B. Tracy, captain, le.; composed ranged between Bates and Bowdoin but noon to the death or Jessie 30 yard line, Then after two plays with Edna Barbour, Mrs, Andrews and Mr. investigate Barber, It; Chenery, lg; Mitchell, centre; the prospects now is that a game will be Shawmut Loan Co„ Cobb: Col. J. .T little ground gained Lieut, Lawson, who C, B. Tracy, rg; Marion, rt; Pearson, F. L. Jackson. After prayer by the pas- reim:ova.ii, Small, foreman; George agreed upon. Bates had reserved No •68 left end for the made a re; Cobb, qb; Snowman, Twltchell, hb; Rev. J. W. Webster of MARKET ST., ME- B. Haskell, Charles H. Miller, Frank A. played soldiers, tor, spoke briefly a with PORTLAND, Adams, fb. vember 17 for game Bowdoin but may 5d fcf Of Paul S. run around the end for the life and character of the deceased and Caster, R. S.f Conant.Orland S. Ham and J. L. Hayes, pretty opposite Bath—Mikelsry, re; Brown, rt: Dem- that college Is scheduled to play Tufts at that time. The disbandment of the Bos------—-- 1 in ail chronic from 622 The only testimony taken in the case twenty yards and Haygood, the star tall ore, rg; McCarthy,- centre; Buchanan, or his qualities as a loyal and patriotic Specialist diseases, Con- ton team leaves Bates an gress St-, to the Mt. Hope Health Bazaar, Ko. back for the Fort some Huse, lg; Blair, It.; Fulton, le; K. A. Rev. followed In a College open this afternoon was that made by Dr. W. Prebles, by soldier. Mr, Terhune GO Bedford St., beiwe< n Forest Avenue aud R, D. date for October 27 and Bowdoin has an Donnell, oaptain, qb; Smith, of the Grove St., where he h more to B, Wall who said that the physicians who pretty dodging and twisting through the brief but touching eulogy life of date then. Efforts are now under fully prepared Donnell, hb; Spinney, fb. open THE ZANTE HAIR DESTROYER treat all chronic diseases of whatsoever nature on have examined the body were satisfied that Colby tackles placed the ball the col- Mr. Bradford. The Union Veteran Le- way to the teams play on that day with all the modern aud methods A Harmless Liquid for tile Removal of improved in this city. known to medical more death was due to strangulation and not ege fifteen yard line. It looked as gion then performed its ritual Berrios for Snperllaans Hair. jurisprudence, having commodious office room and operating room, the soldiers would score but at a DID WELL. dead. to drowning, The jury adjourned until though the MADE FOURTEEN SPEECHES. and will be open day and night to a i who de- It not only removes the hair clear 10 a. There are no new critical were held The were numerous an d perfectly sire consultation. Grove St. and Forest Ave., m., Tuesday. de- point they by Colby floraljtributes In live minutes, but if third Bowdoin Made Good Showing Against Louisville, Ky October 6.—Hon. W. will, applied every cars pass the street. Remember the number- out as and lost the ball. The men lost beautiful and included the remove the hair The velopments given yet though City college following: day, permanently, length 66 Bedford St., Portland. Telephone connec, Harvard, J. Bryan, the Democratic Presidential of time it takes to entirely destroy it, depends Marshal Olln Is at work on the case, no time in getting to work and by fast maltese cross from the 16th Maine tiou. octldtf Large candidate, today concluded his tour of the upon the strength of the hair. carried the skin back the 60 white This no or playing pig up Ootober 6 —Harvard Regiment association; roses,ous- State of Indianapolis, arriving here about liquid contains caustic, acid, pois- Cambridge, Mass., onous there is no of its AT THE field over the hard tom house maltese fami- 8 30 o'clock tonight, an hour and a half substance,, danger LINKS. fought'terrltory, Hag- won from Bowdoin in the football officials; cross, a or game late. Me made fourteen speeches daring leaving scar, causing injury in any way. gerty _and Rice between them managing ly; wreath, Col. F. N. Dow; 60 pinks, J. The Zante Hair Destroyer ij sold under a written on Soldiers’ field' this afternoon by a the day before crossing the Ohio river. For Women. S. and South guaiantee to accomplish all that is claimed of it, soore of 12 to 0. the Wright family, Paris; Dr. Telman's Monthly Regulator lias brought Men’s Annual Tournament Only poor physical 81.50 Express Paid Handicap heliotrope and roses, Mr, and Mrs, George A happiness to hundreds of anxious women. condition of the'Bowdoin team, however, Deep Mystery. There is positively no other remedy known of the Portland Club. C. basket of flowers allowed Harvard to score. The Harvard Haskell, Lewiston; It is a mystery why women endure to medical science, that will so quickly and from and Mrs. safely do the work. Have never had a defense was no better than In nephews nieces; bouquet, Backache, Headache, Nervousness, Sleep- single previous lessness, Melancholy, Fainting and Diz- Lovering’s Paris Hair Store, failure. The longest and most obstinate cases Wlliiam Lucas; 60 pinks from JRuby and are relieved in 3 without fail. No other The men’s annual handicap tournament games this year and had Bowdoin been zy Spells when thousands have proved 1999 Washington St., Boston. days Edwlna 60 Mr, and Mrs. remedy will do this. No pain, no danger, no a fierce on Smith; [pinks, that Electric Bitters will cure my 19 eodtf of the Portland Golf club was played Sp^Whem able to keep up attack the quickly interference with work. The most difficult Horace Burrowes; 60 pinks, Pythian as- such troubles. ‘‘I suffered for years with cases Saturday afternoon. There were 13 en- Harvard line for any length of time, the successfully treated through corres- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wil- kidney troubles,” writes Mrs. Phebe PEN pondence and the most complete satisfaction tries. Mr. F. H. won the would have been much closer. sembly; violets, DRAWING Hoyt stein game Cherley, of Peterson, la., ‘‘and a lame guaranteedin every instance. I relievehun- lard; roses, Mr. WTalton; crescent, sis ....AND... offered for the lowest gross score, with Lee, the big Harvard left guard, was out back pained me so I could not dress my- dreds of ladies whom I never see. Write for Mr. and Mrs. Morrill and R. further All letters of the on account of and his ters; pinks, self, but Electrlo Bitters wholly cured particulars. truthfully 97. Mr. Blon Bradbury won the stein game injuries answered. Free confidential advice in all H. Burbank The services were in me, and, although 73 years I now am DESIGNING for best and charge old, matters of a or delicate nature. Bear net; 114—26—88. substitutes, Hollingsworth Carroll, to do all private Mr. J. F. Chute as funeral able my housework.” It over; in mind this safe under were weak on the defensive. Bow- of director. for illustrating, taught by XV. C. remedy .is absolutely very comes Constipation; improves PARSONS, condition andVill The were the bearers: B. Appetite- White Rock, Me. Honorable mention Colum- every possible positively REDUCTION ACCEPTED. doin’s mass were effect- following pall health, 50c at H. leave no after ill effects the health. plays especially gives perfect; Only P, bian Exposition iu design mail course. Send upon By M. the mail Dr. E. T0L- October 7.—The ive. Both teams punted frequently. For Eastman, representing church; S. Goold, 577 Congress street, drug store. for particulars. octleodimo securely sealed, $2.00. M. § Danville, Pa., employes I [ MAN CO., 170 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. of the Danville Rolling mill held a meet- W Begin to feed Sheridan’s Ngjgr-fyS Harvard, Kernan and Bills were erratic [ffigh^ In and the fast work of ing last night and decided to accept the kicking only the I Condition Powder to your 25 cent in their ^gj|3 Harvard ends'saved them from out- per cut wages against flock being 1 early in the fall and your which they struck last week. The pud- punted by Upton, the Bowdoin'fuli back. & hens will coin for SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK money you Ellis back for for ONLY. dleri will now be paid $3 a ton for their played fall Harvard fall and winter work instead of £4, the price formerly fjk during months 1 the first time this year. His line bucking when eggs are It makes I paid, and a proportionate cut in wages ilgk high. was disappointing, as he ran high ana and makes A will be made in' other.departments. The H^^hens healthy did not gain as well as Graydon, who Cabinet Photos “Carbon them lay full back the Finish,” reduction affects several hundred men. abundantly, played during first half. The fires were started today and work Kendall ran well with the ball and made $2.00 PER DOZEN. REGULAR $G.3o WORK will be resumed tomorrow. 1 SHERIDAITS 1 several long gains, but missed two easy tackles. Captain Daly played through the » Etching, “the new style of MADE FREE with and HE SHOT jSjjSr :Vulj ?5t°? large Photograph,” every sitting. Onr Studio is the largest SOMEfPARTRIDGES. Gondition Pcwdsr first half but got a bad cut In the face best fitted in Maine. Our line of Portrait \-Cy Frames is the Largest in Portland. We successfully Copy and Enlarge Old and Faded The men of Engine 2’s company par- ] and gave way to Flncke in the second. Pictures in y Used and endorsed by prosperous 1 any Style, at Prices Never Before Approximated in this city. took of a partridge pie Saturday evening f poultry raisers for over 80 years. A For Bowdoin, Marshall and Greg6on I Sold by feed dealers. If as the druggists, grocers, guests [of Lieut J Ralph Eaton, I yon can’t pet itwesendonepack.lfficjfiTe, played the best game. I 31. A two-lb. whose as a was shown can, 31-30;six, $S Express _^sg|§ On the Pratt of prowess gunner k paid. Sample Poultry Paper free. .dg_4£t56 kick-off, Bowdoin,made the other day when he returned from a gk !. S. JOHNSON & CO., 25 yards through the Harvard line with day’s outing in the wood9 with three good interference Bowdoin gained SMITH PHOTO 27 and some other for a few lost Monument partridge game. steadily plays, bu? finally CO., Square* and I Intend to do It until the Miss iuty very JoBle M. Morgan and cousin, Mr. yEW ADYEEHSHJWEOTB. NEW ADVERTISEMENT* NSW SOUTH PORTLAND. r ADVERTISEMENTS, COMPARATIVELY DRV. last day I am in office. I don't know L, B. Bradford, left Knlghtvllle Satur- .vkat the rum sellers thought, but I do day morning to visit Miss Morgan's home injw that after Mr. Pearson's election An adjourned meeting of the South at Acton. there were some rum shops still doing Portland board of aldermen was held Mrs. Sumner Gllpatrlo and son of business. I never sent them word to Saturday evening with Mayor E. C. Rey- Whiting,are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. close up or told anyone to tell them nolds in[the chair. for a week’s and Few Rum Will George Oribby, Knlghtvllle, WANT to $10.00 $12.00 Shops had better close What I did do The order that a foun- they up. asking drinking visit. .A FAFF OVERCOATS, was to give the police just as many tain be established at Willard was.on mo- Miss Hattie I Cobb, formerly bookkeeper WE make room for Open Today. to serve as I selling warrants have been giving tion of Alderman Willard, taken from the for the J. P. Lovell Arms company, who them since the flr3t of last December. table and given final passage. The order went to her home In Windham In feeble quickly for our win- On the iirst of the week they lighted on relating to the purchase of the - health, has Improved. MONEY a on Centre street. I will mention ter w. place ton estate for almshouse piirposes was Charles A, Studley Is moving to the weight iing, $5.45 & 6.45. I no names, and arrested the bar keeper taken from the table and discussed and house corner of Monroe Was the and Sawyer and these Closing Voluntary By and took all the liquor there was in on motion of Alderman Small, further streets. quick-sel- 14.00, 15.00 The for this rum seller on was Mr. B. SAVING $12.00, sight. attorney aotlon[ It Indefinitely postponed. L, Blohardson, who has been will do the Dealers. oame to see me about the case. He said ling prices The resignation of William E. Spear as visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. FAFF OVERCOATS that this man was to shut his going up ballot clerk In Ward 3 was read and Charles L. Merrill, Nashua, N. H.., has work. It’s your op- selling at place anyway on Saturday night, and accepted. A claim from E. H, Harford returned to his home In this city. SALE he wanted to know if 1 would drup this for $5, land damage, was referred to the portunity to make a last case against him if he did shut up finance committee, On motion of Aider- MORIilLLSr on I told this that on a Find the Business Will Saturday. attorney man Scamman the board proceeded to fill big saving Sty- 1 should not the case the OF drop whether the vacancy on the board of assessors The foot ball advertised for lish Fall Not man shut or not. I told him it game Sat- ,— Pay. up caused by the [death of Stephen Scam- $20.00 RAGLAN made no me the urday afternoon between the Westbrook difference to whether man, Mayor Reynolds called for nomi- an rare- Seminary eleven and the Biddeford opportunity FALL OVERCOATS man shut up or run right along. I said nations and Alderman Scamman present- FALL that I was on with High school eleven, was cancelled by the going to keep right ed the name of George M. Stanwood, ly offered for strictly selling for this business to the 31st Biddeford boys Saturday noon over the liquor seizing while Alderman Small proposed the name of Heoember. The then telephone, as the Biddeford boys had reliable What the County Attorney Said day attorney of Albert D. Boyd. But one ballot was garments, asked me If I wouldn’t hold this previously arranged for a game with the OVER- up taken and there were six votes oast. school SI 5.00. ou case this Centre street man until Westbrook High eleven at Bidde- and Saturday. against George M.Stanwood received five or them stylishly cut, and him a chanoe. ford. Monday morning give and he was declared elected to fill the un- in fit. I said that I would consent to the con- perfect expired term of the late Stephen Scam- SCHOONER EASTERN QUEEN LOST. COATS $22.00, 25.00, 28.00 ease tinuing of the against this liquor man. The auditor’s read report was [and Friday night about six o'clock the All Silk Fined dealer until Monday morning If the city the bills therein their first A who wants a drink to- given reading. schooner Eastern Queen was wrecked on parson marshal wanted It but I FAFF OVERCOATS continued, An order calling for the of The coats will day in Portland may be able to get it. payment $49.- the Cape shore near the Life sta- go would not the case then or Saving THIS drop any 63 to Charles E. A. Tilton & on ac- selling for there will be many places Co., tion. At about this time the Undoubtedly and the bar must walk wind, time, keeper up count of the Pleasant street was w'here can be but it can't sewer, which had been light from the quickly—buy early. liquor bought, and settle on or to north,sud- Monday go jail. given passage. On motion of Alderman be on in some of the denly hauled into the east and blew a bought Monday “This case of which we are speaking It was ordered that the Consoli- where it has been sold for years WiPard, gale inside of half an hour, The wind WEEK. places was continued to and then it $18.50. Monday dated Electric and the to For the first time Light company came In and made up Saturday night. will be strong gusts things brought before the court again. Portland Railroad be in some of the em- company requested uncomfortable for all craft that many years larger Afterwards the very attorney for this liquor to move certain In Willard. Alder of ,wet were closed Satur- poles to be the shore at the poriums goods dealer oame to see me happened aiong again and said man moved that the clerk be day night, the curtains were drawn, the Spear olty time. Several sohooners were at the en- that the largest liquor dealers had held Instructed to doors were and the men who have communicate with the over- trance harbor and STANDARD locked to the inside CLOTHING a and that had all barely got CO., meeting they decided seers of heretofore stood behind the bar in white poor of the town of Cape Eliza- before the reached Its full The to shut 1 not gale lury. up Saturday night. did beth If can be made coats a in the button hole, asking arrangements Eastern Queen was not so for witty pink tell this or other to fortunate, w. attorney any attorney the Inmates of the almshouse of c. ware, M’g’r. were on the street corners talking the whereby she was driven a3hore in spite of the 544 St. tell their clients to close on Saturday the city of South Portland can be care 1 Congress situation over. It was the culmination of efforts of her and crew. She I captain or other What I did night any night. for that town and that be re- the prohibition sentiment which seems by they went on the rooks In sight of the life sav- tell them was that 1 should continue to to submit to have struck Portland like a summer quested propositions looking ing orew, who made haste to resoue the enforce the liquor law as long as any of to that end. frost. From this time out those who Alderman Jordan of the the work Dissolution of Partnership. them remained sailors, accomplishing quickly open until my term of oommlttee on want in form know the resolutions presented the and well, All were taken ashore and it ihe doing busi- liquor any way office We, undersigned, formerly expires. ness at Maine, under through the back and into following: was necessary to leave the vessel to her Steep Falls, Standish, alleyways HUM SELLEKS TALK. firm name and style ol Marean Brothers, would In view of the the underground oellars. Comparatively Whereas, loss we have fate, Her commander was Captain Ray. give notice that said partnership has been dis- The PKESS went down to see sustained solved mutual consent. All bills against Portland was a town Sat- reporter by the decease of our friend The schooner was tons burden and by speaking dry sixty said firm should be to Fred some of these men who have been con- and Mr. presented promptly urday night and for the nret time in associate, Stephen Scam man, had two masts. She was bound from Marean, who will continue to do business at ducting the largest liquor shops In the and of the still heavier the same stand and all persons owing said firm many years. loss sustained Boston to Gardiner and was light. It Is are requested to malte prompt payment of said city. He found three or lour of them those who were nearest This condition of affairs was undouDt- by and dearest expected that she will be a total loss. She sums to him. sitting about the matter over. to Dated at Maine, October 6th, A. well foretold the election talking him, therefore, be it was built In Eden In 1871 and was ownad Steep Falls, edly pretty by D. 1900. “We have shut up for good,” said one That it is but a of Ksv. S. F. Pearson,the Prohibitionist, Resolved, just tribute In Ellsworth. FRED MAREAN. Stylish 1 of these men in answer to a to the ALBERT O. MAREAN, as sheriff of Cumberland but the question by memory of the departed, to say county, oct8dlw the man. “We have been that lu results of that election were shown long newspaper pay- regretting his removal from our Blown to Atoms. ing heavy lines and all of us have been midst, we mourn for one who was in before the expected time. One of the deal- The old idea that the body sometimes Clothes losing money. I decided that I could of ers In liquor and one of the men who has every way worthy our respect and needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill not keep my place open and make an has been for Dr. owned and operated one of the best pat- any regard; active member of the city exploded; King’s New ™E b3tween now and 1 If I Life Pills, which a-e perfectly You’ve heard a great deal ronized in told a TIMES money January government, whose utmost endeavors harmless, | places Portland, gently stimulate liver and bowels to ex- had to pay three or four fines in the were exerted for Its welfare and TOGGERY about the fit and of reporter on Saturday that the edict had prosperi- pel poisonous matter, cleanse the system meantime. So I have quit.” A citizen and cure Sehaffner & Marx gone Iorth from the county attorney^ ty. whose upright and noble absolutely Constipation and Hart, “Then believe Mr. Pearson will Sick Headache 25c at H. office that all the rum In Portland you life was a standard of emulation to his Only P, S, clothes. Come in and try shops Uoold, shut up all the shops in the city on Jan- associates. Congress streat, drug store. SHOP FOR MEN must be closed ny Saturday night. He on some of the new styles, || uary 1, do youP” That these said that the word had oome to him Resolved, resolutions be see how becoming they are, “Well, I believe that he will make It the reoords throngh hls attorney a day or so ago and spread upon and a copy there- how elegantly tailored and pretty hard to do business in Portland of be sent to the OPEN TODAY he had decided to take advantage of the family of the deceased finished. at a if he don’t oPse and close “I have profit actually us as a token of our and venera- warning just up. respect their all I can’t afford to run this sho They fit, keep shape, pail |900 in lines and costs at the up. tion for the sterling character of a good Sep- THE in town to wear than other for fun or to take chances. I haven't man to 1 only place longer tember term of court,” said this man, gone rest. Store 1 got much left as it Is.” F. W. OurJewelry SWELL DUDS : — clothes and you will find ‘‘Besides this the police have seized fully Jordan, buy “What do think this town Is com- • is with we have to suit worth you Chas J. packed everything new in j♦ prices every 13,000 of liquor from me. I have Tilton, those fashionable fixings that in to anyway P asked one of the 2 the line. Wo have the found that there Is no money in this bus- group. | Sherman Willard, Jewelry 2 purse. The said it was him 1 most go to make the well dressed iness for me under conditions such as reporter beyond Committee on Resolutions J complete stock in the city. ♦ to answer such a these and until the conditions change question. It was ordered that a full page be • Come to our store we can show 2 gentleman. “Well, l’J tell you what It is coming devoted to a little I am through selling rum In the above resolutions. Aider- 2 you everything usually found in 2 We excel in high class Neck- to,” said the ex-soother of thirst. “It man • Portland.” ✓ Tilton wab appointed a committee a first class establish- ♦ jewelry and in Shirts ai.d will kill the business here as sure as I to look after a dressings; “BAR CLOSED.” wTater pipe that crosses ment. 2 am a sinner. There'll be no more sum- a cellar at South Portland against which ^ Underwear made to fit. This man’s 6tory was repeated by many mer visitors come to Portland. Our complaint has been made. Adjourned. other rum sellers on Saturday with merchants will find times mighty hard. Superintendent McGowan of the idling some It was to one variations. apparent It’s just to kill this town and ALL COMERS ARE WELCOME going mills has been in Pennsylvania the past l ! searching for thrist quenching empori- some of these cranks be prohibition will week looking after skilled w orkmen for IVIcKenney, ums that were not so numerous or they the first to cry baby. Many of tLe ho- the mill. so as has been »case THE easily found tbe up tels and dealers In are JEWELEK, liquor Portland j JThe Epworth league of the First M | & Suits, overcoats, , to Saturday afternoon. On the door of to buv all their hereafter JJomsted going supplies E. church will hold a business meeting Jordan of the latest design and of the bar room of tbe Falinouth’hot9l was a in Boston. Monument and sociable In thechuroh vestry on Mon- Square. I for less notice. It “Bar closed.” « 571 Congress Sf. guaranteed quality, If printed read, 1 The PBESS reporter learned Saturday October I j]y20dtf5thor3tnp £ 8 At the close of day evening, than inferior cost M ln-lde of half an hour fully a hundred that at the and terms of goods May September the business session a pleasing entertain- men walked down to this door and read elsewhere. the Superior court $33,000 had been paid ment will be given, this sign. Some of them had been at Into the in county treasury liquor fines. Lloyd Longley of Elm street leaves to- other places wffiere there were similar Besides this WW W W w-w w w w w V Copyright 1800 by Ilart, Schaffner Sc Mar* $25/100 worth of liquor has day for Denver, Col., at which city he | mad signs and they were clear through. ^een seized anu The of spilled. county will pass the winter for the benefit of One or the men who seemed to be the Cumberland today has $71,000 or there- his health. Drop in and look over the NEW STYLES FOR FALL and WINTER. most provoked, hunted up the hotel pro- about on On 1901 IT. deposit. January 1, The South' Portland Republican club HE LIKES prietor and asked how long this state of It will have to all of enough money pay held its regular weekly meeting in in a house 0| affairs was to exist, “You can search Good plumbing Its bonded and temporary Indebtedness, their new quarters Friday evening. 2L a in # HASKELL & hotel man. “I am makes wonderful me,” said the through bo pay all of its current to change JONES, expenses up President Josiah Cobb presided. The sev- with the business for the present the habits of children. any- bhat time and will have In addition eral committees made their Th~y reports. The and what be- J TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, FURNISHERS, way and my bar tenders are going to Bos- on their bath, ? $07,000 deposit. quarters'have been wired for electricity enjoy ton for work.” The their r-* fore was a task for the mother p polioe got customary two and the flights willbe turned on at the sep2ieodtf Monument Square. At other places there were no signs, warrants and made becomes the child's p Saturday night two next meeting of the club. Shanning & delight. but there were no liquors In sight and seax-ches for but didn’t meet with and 4 liquor Gardner were instructed to set up a cook- 17 Health, happiness good none to be had, At the Murdook & Free- amount of as any great success the plaoes ing range in the basement. The club temper result from the use of w man company on Saturday customers visited were they closed up. voted to accept the invitation of David the convenient bath room we £ were that no more could notified liquor The made a police Saturday evening E. Moulton, Esq to partake of a clam for there either at 9 in and you, 5 be purchased wholsale or ;all at the Jefferson cafe in Monument put equip supper at the club room next Friday eve- retail. “We have shipped off all of our but the found square, only thing in the ning, Members were in in present requested stock trade that line to Boston of were two bottles of shape liquors beer. to notify absent members in order that 1 and we are through. It has cost us |9,003 F. & C. B. NASH GO., they .may be present and enjoy the fes- to run this this in fines and { IN YOUR HOME place year FORE ST. WESTBROOK. tivities of the 390 5 t evening. The club is con- which have been seized. We f liquors oct8d3t sidering the purchase of a pool table. are not doing business for our health and Ivev. B. Preparations are making for moving so we have closed up.” George Ilsley, D.D,, preached his first sermon the Ligonia school building to the new Two other of the largest saloons on Sunday morning as pas- tor lot. The building will be started on Commercial street were dark Saturday of the Westbrook Baptist church. October 15. Bev. Mr. for a Monday, Meanwhile the night and will be dark for some months Ilsley long term of years I-* of room has new lot will be ^graded and IF Harmony furnishings to These has been located as of prepared ^ come. places had thousands of successfully pastor th81 Second In readiness for Its reception. A five- dollars worth of business from the men Baptist church of Bangor P rightly become an important feat- P foot fnnoe will be built on the side of the who labor about the Engl sh steamers In resigning1 his pastorate some two months lot next the and the rest of the lot ure of most homes; and harmony ago.1 The services of were pond P the winter tnno. There were some other yesterday IT IS A SHORT POLICY P will be enolosed, SIGHTED saloons on Commercial street which well attended and Bev. Mr. Ilsley was P satisfaction justifies the effort nec- This the of | P aocoried a evening Epworth league were in full blast and hearty welcome to the parish which a | Saturday night 4ft leads manufacturer to made in the and1 his the First M.E. church will give an Inter- produce poorly goods /IS essary to produce artistic effects in P were doing a larger business than ever, pastoral labors. The Westbrook P Baptiste have for over three been esting literary and social entertainment 4ft belief that, out the demand for them will be but the men at those said years wearing quickly, 4ft *4 the mural and tloor places they without the services of a tones, together settled pastor in the vestry of the church. The pro- renewed. p didn't know whether they would be run- but with the of Bev. Ur. 4ft coming Ilsley as is a decided /S furniture For to assume the gramme arranged im- wish fitness. the ning a week from now or not. pastoral charge the society /S This is no of our We hold that the 0 to provement over the usual part philosophy. longer & Many of the largest plaoes town expects regain its former influence in stereotyped floor scheme BRUSSELS up jthe ( our last carpet community. Bev.Mr. Ilsley Is a man form of church entertainments and will /IS ranges the more wo wilt sell of them; with /lS 5^ were shut up and there were hundreds of< every pur- great executive ability and is able in no doubt be very plaaslng. The arrange- chaser we make a should be considered in part, for no of men standing about the street oorners the* pulpit, and it is believed that under friend. ments are in & p ^ his1 the will charge of the vice-presi- and about the plaoes where they have guidance society make active YD There is a marked difference between /IS so much strides6 toward dents of the league. carpets produced represent 5) been aocustomed to buy liquor wonder- progress. ^ Rev. E. O. Thayer will preside over the /is lng what was goiog to happen next. To $ value for the money invested. We jk quarterly conference to be held In the even the oasual observer It could be seen ^WOODFORDS. can show exclusive de- First M. E. church, Brown's hill, on f The f s you many 5* that something unusual had happened. Atlantic, ^ The annual church and Sunday school Tuesday evening. merit in these MH. LIBBY INTERVIEWED. signs of unusual lrally of the Woodlords Congregational Several men have arrived from Penn- and some others in the 4ft ^ ^ A f$L PRESS reporter hunted up County cchurch was held Sunday. Special muslo sylvania to accept positions in the mill (|N /|\ high class Brussels carpets. to matter of JsT Attorney George Libby find out the aand addresses appropriate to the day were of the Portland Iron and Steel company 4ft durability. j cause of this sudden drought. Mr. Libby ggiven at the church and {Sunday school at Llgonia. was told what the liquor dealers were ssession. The ssrvicas were well attend- Miss Nannie Brown, formerly of South about his ordered e Retail store at the saying having the rum 3d despite the threatening weather. Portland Is reported 111 of slow fever in % Foundry, $ shops to close Saturday night. He said Miss Jennie Pollard of Solon, Me is Bath. that he had never told anyone that the thet guest of Miss Lou Lawrence, Back- rum shops must all be closed on Satur- 11liffe street. i—-i day night. In to further What Shall We Have for Dessert ? Portiand Stmt reply questions Blchard Moore, a conductor on the 1 Fit! * W. T. KILBORN Mr. stated what had f Libby I COMPANY, belt line has happened: Deering Highland oars, This question arises in the family every “I am willing and always have been tbean confined to the house for a week as day. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-o. to bear and | willing the whole responsibility aa result of the grip. delicous healthful dessert, Pre- S crap, P 24 FREE STREET. P for this in two minutes. No no $: thing if they want to place the Mr. Charles F. Sawyer, formerly of pared boiling! 4ft Foot of Chestnut Street. baking! simply add boiling water and 4s, responsibility on me,” said Mr. Y who is now in a Libby. IrVoodfcrds, employed set to cool. “I Flavors:—Lemon, Orange, have tried ever since I assumed this dlental office in with Hoston,spent Sunday Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a ' %%%%%%% office of pack- X* v>»k-§-wvw^vx''^-w^w^: county attorney to do my full hlls wife and daughter at Woodfords. age at your grocers today, 10 cts. FOR SALE. TO LET. OUT SALE BY WESTBROOK. largely attended and were very impres- the rank of knight on three candidates at INSPECTING THE MARGINAL WAY. CLOSING sive throughout. The burial was in Pine the meeting to be held next Thursday of Geo. W. Brown, 53 Exchange § Forty words Inserted under Saturday afternoon by Invitation Forty words Inserted under tills iieac this head Grove cemetery. evening. one week for 25 cents, cash in the Hon. George P. Wescott, the Mayor I one week for 33 cents, cash In advance. sdrsuea, of The second annual Homing night The J. 11 Leland I E. Gould’s house, The Friday night assemblies will com- and members of the city council visited 5-BARGAINS IN HOUSES—5. Valley lodge, Knights of 1 T7-0E Pianos. Presumpscot street, Deering Center, is undergoing re’ rrto LET—Front nUhed or unfur- SALE—Elegmt Mandolin? Via. mence next Friday at Hoegg hall and a the Marginal way to get a clear under- room, [i A lins. Guitars, Banjo Harmooicas. Pythias, Is to be held next Thursday both interior and exterior. J. nlshed. ste-.m heat and ga?, hot and cold 8umn pairs, time Is of the which the 1st—10 room Coyle Park, hot and co] d |or Violin and Banjo swings. Clarinet?, good expected. standing proposition ■ water on at 11 MYRTLE ST. 81 house, CometT at their castle hall. Invitations floor, c evening Miss Bertha Freese Is at home from water, bath, furnace heat, wired for eleetr; Drums. Insiiaction Books, and everyth ue £ Boston & Maine road has made to j-- r just sewer cemeDted cell: the music line. For sale by HAWES, 414 have been sent out to all the members, Is the fflO LET-The located dwell ne lights, connections, cm?, Massachusetts, and guest of her the oc- eentrally location iin 3 grass YARMOUTH. city for the right to on and all modern Improvements, street.__ oet64 a attendance is K. permanently I i house at No 14 Arlington street, just and large expected. mother, Brentwood street, also of her and price very low for cash or exchange. cupy a of the feet Forest avenue. Wood fords; has modern con- for H. W. scrip way twenty-six G EO. W. BROWN, 53 Exchange St. SALE—Soli repotting plants jfc R. and S. W. E. Vanner, Foster, brother and on Pleasant venience! su,34 Deering and one car left the No. 4 ARLINGTON ST., or address FBANK pays per Oxford35, in of the affair. gine passenger G HO. W. BROWN. 53 Exchange St. are the committee charge Mr. Chas. Perkins of Boston has re Parish Congregational church is to ob- Willard. 8-2 _ Union Station at 2 o’clook with Mr. Wes- I W.;SPARROW, 3d—A fine hou-m with all modern improvt son of Mr. and Mrs serve its fifteenth Wednes- SALE—A lodginr house Hugh Babb, oently been the guest of hl3 parents, Dr. anniversary, roents, up-to-date In every particular, 12 rooms containing 12 cott, the and several other gentle- mo LET—Down stairs rent at il6 North FORrooms, furnishe.u; location reason is to to and a Mayor finished house, cost $6’00 to bulb central; Howard Babb, go England, and Mrs, C. B. and his slste day evening, October 10th, by giving street. 6 rooms ami bath, hot and cold elegan'ly lor selling, owner lias other business; Perkins, men on board, and ran round to the JL without cons,deting the lot; the lot is 125x11 3 pne* a sun all very low, to close out at once. A. c. after a course at preparatory school, Josle at their home on Brentwood reception to' its original members All ! water, first class repair, day. and 13,750 feet of the finest land b verj- LIBiiY & street, Preble Btreet station where the rest of fine view of and suburbs. compri-es CO.. 42l/2 Exchange St. In addi- sightly; city Inquire the elevated 10 feet above the level o f 4-1 will entsr Oxford university. members of the society over fifteen years street. citv, Deering Center. the at THOMAS’ STABLE, 34 Lafayette will be sold at a party got on. At the beginning Forest avenue. House grea OR SALE—3 houses on Carle ton tion to the course, Master Babb of are invited. at 8-1 avenu [ 77 St. 2 on regular Mr. Hutchins, Stevens ave- age cordially Supper bargain. Located corner of Deering A on Joseph of the Marginal way the party left the j Congre«» St., others Franklui m.. Grant is to receive special instruction on the is extensive 6.30 o'clock. and Noyes street. Wiimot Lancaster, federal nue, having quite repairs car LET—Parlies desiring pleasant, homelike W. 53 St. St., Fine, at and walked over the way to Tukey’s GEO. BROWN, Exchange Lawn Are.. forte from the best English teach- The annual business of the rooms for the winter would do well to call oi Arlington S:., GliD.voou, Ave’ piano made on his house. meeting TO 6th—A fine new house just completed Ave.. and others, bridge, Mr. Wescott explaining the sit- on MRS. US Winter street Tele- ant Washburn many tai and his in he is of Parish Con- CHAPLIN, Lawn sfreer. 9 finished rooms with bath ers. During stay England Mr. and Mrs Turner and Ladles’ Circle the First 8-1 get a list at EZRA H A AYRES’, real esiate agt. daughter, uation very fully. It appears that the phone in house. all modern improvements. The opportunity o be the of Mr. Edward church is to be held Wednes- 86 Exchange St. Telephone, 434-2. 4-1 to guest Warren, who for the past six weeks have been the gregational a life time. Cash or exch nge. ight to occupy th9 way with its tracks at 140 who has spent the summer at “The afternoon, October 10th, at 2.30 rrO LET—Up and down stairs rents GEO. W. BROWN, 53 Exchange St. SALE—Gallagher patent shears goests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Greely, day not 1 St Six rooms, bath room, in Fessende: (nsw), is indlspenslble to the road since it Cumberland For sale-Eight house lots FORscrew nress, lever p'ess, leather Elms.” have o'clock in the vestry of the church. hot an-i cold water. Price Sf5 each. Inquire Park. These are the balance remaining out o: creasing Washington avenue, Oceanvale, has a location on the fiats outside which machine, front machire auo rolls, ou'siae of 247 St. o 1 already Having been sold. t< 1 Police Officer W. E. Witham of Cum- Mr. W. W. Dunn has the W. H, SARGENT, Congress 60 lots, 52 Apply corner show c^s"1, li iruess maker’s nan 11 sailed from Boston for their home In purchased can St, .ois, it till In and which will supply GEO. W. BKOWN, 53 Exchange medium size fare combination lock, two berland Mills, and wife, have returned Weston house and farm. Mrs. Weston 232 7200 feel larjj Sheffield, England. They came to the them with all it Deeds. LET—First class lower tenement 3 house lots, Monhegau Island, counters with J.2 ai d 16 drawers. LEIGHTON actually Appar- TO nine rooms, hot water heat, all each. from a week's vacation, having enjoyed States at the time of the of their and Mr. Win. Weston are soon to remove High St, Apply MFC. CO., No. 268Vs Middle St., at E. W. marriage it a of the way, how- vard. sun all GEO. W. BROWN, 63 Exchahge St. the ently prefers strip i conveniences, good large day. Eustls Co. 3-1 a carriage drive through country to Mr. to Massachusetts. Ad Ire-s F. E. DOCKERTY. Box 1619. 6-1 daughter Greely, accompanying ever, and Is willing to pay for It the septodtf. during the week. on their across the The Catholic church is being wired for L OR SALE—Chestnuf mare, free driver them wedding trip amount in the re- LET—A six room flat for eleven dollars. aid a vaca- specified proposition A worker, weight 975; also Mr. John Kinmond is enjoying Atlantic. electric lights. TOIncluding water to family adults. Located FOR SALE. good tRceky submitted. It was out that York and Streets. Number i2 built horse lor f mi or team work, weig it 12001 where he went on cently pointed corner Park tion in Massachusetts, with the “Mrs. L. R.Cook has been chosen to rep- Both are souu kind, fearless and stand The Ladies’ Aid connected and repairs were PARK ST. Inquire at house.6-1 1, with- frequent expensive out hiteU No le isouable offer nis bicycle. North Deering Congregational church resent the Fortnightly club on the Free SALE— (iheapTorTasn^netnlTJTrdaiia ig- refused, needed to the way from being LET—In New House two FORone table iu order; also balls BOX 93, Yarmout Ale. 31 of keep practically pool good iville, Mr. Wm. Beatty Lawrence, Mas6., j at the home of Mrs. Chas. Reading Rood committee. TO rents. furnished in HO- met Thursday, washed and that the Portland & elegant One of turn I and cues. Can be seen at SMITH’S dur- away reasonable to 8-1 has been the guest of relatives here E. Jackson. Mrs. Bert Kendall and her son, Guy, excellent shape. Prices very ; TEL. SALE—Light express wagon and dr-nhla Rochester road had a good deal of desTable W. £0 FORrunner suituable for baker's Mr. has dis- spent parties. F, DRESSER, pang, aeiiv- ing the past week. Beatty Miss Helen Sherman has returned to are visiting relatives in town. Breet.6-1 ana mu*'bo money^ in this work. Besides Inspect- Eichauge, SALE—On Chestnut street, betweer crv. In storage moved; wll be solved partnership with Julius Spinnett, her home in after The Amateur Athletic Association have FORCongress and Cumberland, two family sold h ap if called lor at oa e. CALDEB- Roslindale, Mass., the the examined the pro- LET—Large furnished front room, heated, are now ing way party house, 13 rooms and bath, in perfect repair, WOOD BAKERY. 2-1 of this city, and each an vacation visit in the drama, ’’“The Spy of TO hot ana cold water, use of new bath formerly having spent enjoyable preparation location of Falmouth street. The gas. steam heat, a good bargain. W. H. V. A L- possd on same floor, reasonable for two gentio running fruit stores in Lawrence. with Mrs of North Deer- Gettysburg.” Thav are under the care- price DRON & CO., 183 Middle strret. 8-1 SALE—Steam circular wool s W; hav- George Berry, about an hour on the men, at 110 INDIA corner party spent Way private family, ST., FORing no use for a saw of this kind will Kimball Eastman and daughter, Mrs. ful instruction of Mr. Walter Allen, and street; cars the 6-1 lo,v; ing. and then returned train to the Preble Congress go by door, SALE—Milk from the tann: sell the frame, saw and belting at a low Mills, by right prefer very Elmer E Coffin of Cumberland Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Nellie to present the play early in De- FORboardl h inset o : easonable. price. Can bo seen at CALDEKW 001) A. C. expect iu tg stores; price street station. LET—One of the best furnished fla^s Add-ess BAKERY. been in N. the is to be taken Press Office.3-1 _ 2-1 have Concord, H., during of are cember. The leading part TO rooms hot and cold F, Frost, Arlington, Mass., visiting Portland, 6 and bam, --- in attendance upon the an- Mr. N ed Pendleton. The association water, steam heat; this rent must bo seen to be L^OR SALE—A res a want; finely fitted up; past week, their sister, Mrs, E, W. Richardson, by A SALE—A horse between ten and eleven appreciated. Also a six room tenement with low rent; well located; good re a oi for of the Eastman as- a and trained WIT AND WISDOM. 1 JdOKyears of age, color black, weight 1351 nual reunion family Montreal, Canada. are much in need of regular all modern C. S. DeLONG. £6 selling, no rea o nabl; offer refute l. inquire of Improvements. pounds, goo i worker in single or double har- of which Mr. Eastman was the in athletics. street. 6-1 A. C. LIBBY, 42 l-c Exchai g e sociation, Mr. Peter Cragin, who for several sum- instructor Exchange eA_3-1 ness. Cau be seen a the stable of owner, SALE—Second-hand store fixtures. .JACOB H. Me. president. mers has been one of the oourteo s Seven members of Class B in the Gram- His Normal Condition. MITCHELL, Yarmouth, Elec- past LET—Large well furnished room, with FORcounters, “how cases., tti. KENT FAC- tric cars the door. to hold a pass 8ept2Sd2w The Presumpscot band is and obliging officials at Riverton park, mar school went to Underwood Saturday TO large cFsn and sba n heat; also largo TORY, NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. 2-1 some sunny front room, furnished or uDfurniihed. 16 SALE—A detached two story wooden banquet at Swett’s hotel, Portland, has been a brief and with their lunch baskets and had a pleas- enjoying vaoatlon, GRAY ST., between State and Park.5 1 FORhouse of 11 rooms and bath, steam heat, It is that time in December. expected is'now to resume his duties for the win- ant outing. MISCELL AN EOtJS. cemented cellar, slate tubs and sink, open mo LET-Furnished rooms with excellent for several Frank school plumbing, one fire place, lot 50 x 80 feet, the band leader years, as a conductor on the Riverton line A large number of the bunda y A table board: side room and ter, square room, located on Oak St. near Congress St, For officiate second hot water heat. UPTOX is for fall and winter price I. Moore, Esq of Portland, will of electrics. workers will probably avail themselves of floor, adjoining bath; away aDd Inquire of HENER\ s. Nearjeorner of Park and Congress streets and MISSfashions; will be at home October 15th; particulars hear such a noted TRICKEY, 121 Exchange 28-2 as toastmaster. The annual convention of the Univer- the opportunity to electrics. MRS. SKILLINGS, No. 6 Congress I orders will be taken in her absence by Louisa St._ » won u* twA. iri UPToN PAR- .air. wm, uucaa is w put sallst State School Association Is Sunday school expert as Marlon Lawrence Thompson. DRF.ESMAKING Sunday 234 Cumberland street, to In LORS, HB8-143 men into the woods next week, cut con- of Ohio in Portland Sunday afternoon, ri'O LET— Nice tenements most any loca- SPOT CASH—OLD GOLD. to he held In |connection with the a tion des red; prices from $8, $10, $11, $14, cash 'or old and wood for the winter. The men for the at the Second Parish churoh. \i ISS LORD will exhibit a select assortment We pay spot gold give you vention of the State Y. P. C. U., Octo- October 14, $15. $18, *20. $25. $15 per month. Call soon at t'A of pattern and bonnets at the Con- the highest price. We also take it In exchange most that are are Cana- The honr at which Mrs. Lawrence is to office. EZRA HaWKES, real estate agt.. 80 part employed ber 9 and 10, at All Souls’ Unlversalist gress Square Hotel, Room 4, Thursday after- for other goods. McKENNEY, The Jeweler, Exchange 8t Telephone 434-2. 4-1 Monument dians. church, Morrills. The convention of speak has been arranged so as not to oon- noon, October 4th, and Iriday and Saturday, Square. sepl8dtf October 5th aud 1SOO. 6-1 of a church ser- and apartments—We have 6th, lot of The Emmetts Biddeford, strong Sunday schools is to open Tuesday after- Qlot w 1th any of the regular Houses SALE—The only available land the largest list of any real estate office in FORon the Western located be- dramatic has been Sherwood has made Promenade, Irish-American club, noon, at 2 o'clock. The address of wel vices. Portland. Our specialty Is the collection of special arrange- tween the residences of Messers. Cartlaml and THEments for the comfort and convenience of to a drama during the First Parish Is much rents and the economical management of real Also & first-class furnished engaged present come is to be delivered by Mrs. Caleb The chapel very the Musi- Conley. cottage, estate. FREDERICK S. VAILL, Real Esiale, those visiting city during the Maine stable and land at Willard Beach. Apply fair of the Westbrook Universalist since the stove secure annual Montgomery, and the response by Rev. Improved In appe3ranoe First National Bank Building. 3-1 cal Festival. Those wishing to select to TRUE BROS No, 394 Fora of accommodations will do well to apply at once street._31-tf_ ohurch. The Emmetts are oomposed H, Wilkins of The meet- was removed. The new furnace is now He—Did you present my excuses to O. Kingfield. rr>0 LET—Rooms at the Wal to; fr m $2.00 to to The Sherwood, to FREDERICK A. DAM, SALE—House w.th 11 rooms and about men from the best the mother for so like a fool at • well known young ings are to be held afternoon and evening In place and will heat comfortably four acting $5.00 per week, steam he it, bath rooms and Mgr. Telephone connection. 4-1 FORtwo acres of land filled with fruit trees. and have scored Roman ■upper last night? •lectric lights. WALDO, 530 Congress SL 3-1 Also house lots adjoining, in East at « families of Biddeford, and an has been sntire building. The handsome Deering, interesting programme foot base balls. baigain by GEO. W. ADAMS, 1C8 Exchange line of success- She—Oh, yes; but mamma was very LET—An upper and lower rent, ho: and gooods, balls, quite a reputation in the outlined. The Y. P C. U. convention the gift of Mrs. G. W. ATHLETIC catchers’ St. Executor of the estate of the late Benjaman photographs, said she didn’t .notice TiOcold water, bath for each rent, two furnaces, striking bags, boxing gloves, are much surprised and mitts and foot nail tf ful theatrical performances. They is to afternoon at 2 Hammond, add much to the attractive- and newly papered and painted; very nice gloves, Spalding’s guides, Adams.__3 open Wednesday that said or did out of the nose Hendrickson’s wrist machines Irish you anything convenient ients, no children. Apply at No 17 protectors, SALE—A fine cash business in live man- to present in this city the strong o'clock. The address of welcome is to be aess of the walls. Other Improvements and foils, Indian clubs and ordinary!—Der Floh. PLEASANT Ave., Woodfords.3-1 exercisers, fencing IJORufacturing town, al! fresh goods and the and Rose.” The dumb snow shoes, sticks aud mega- drama, “Shamrock President O. H. of West- ire contemplated in the near future. bells, polo kind that don’t go out of stvie. no competition. given by Perry RENT—At reduced price, lower tene- L. 263 .Middle St. 4-2 phones. G. BAILEY, This is a lino for one or two iiva Moreans of Portland are also to appear In Miss Inez Whitcomb and Mls6 Harriet FORmmt No. 60 Pine 7 rooms and bath; opportunity brook Seminary, and the response by W. To Protect the Public from St., men. Price Imposition separate steim heat. BENJAMIN SHAW & twenty-five hundred dollars. W, one of their to data dramas one even- been chosen to the tackle and all M. up H, Lowe of Lewiston. The local com- Marr have delegates Extract Is sold In bottles with r^UNS, ammunition, fishing STAPLES, Bridgton, Me. 31-4 Pond's only CO., 51 Va Exchange St A* kinds of the fair. School convention at Dex- _3-1 sporting goods, dog collars, dog ing during mittee on entertainment composed of State Sunday landscape trade-mark on buff wrappers. muzzles and leaders, skates and LET—A very desirable room in a private whips, dog The next of the Excelsior liter- the First Parish school. skate hand, loaded shells a meeting Mrs. S. F. Bearca, Mrs. Alice J. Hough- ter from Sunday TO family. The room Is large, pleasant, fur- straps; specialty razors and a kitchen knife club is to be held at the home of Miss The executive committee of the State nace heated and nsar line of electrics. to pocket cutlery; good ary ton, Miss Kate G. Knight, Rev. S, G. Apply for 8 the best ice in the G. Rejected Consolation. N, S. 53 cents; pick world, The best American made by 6treet. She will Christian Endeavor Union met recently GARDINER, Exchange Mainsprings, Addle Brown, Brown Miss Louise Fernald and Mi3s Ida St._3-1 L. BAILEY. 263 Middle St. 4-2 the and Waltham Warranted Davis, call of the In the *‘I shouldn’t fret about it at all, Cla« Elgin companies. at the president, chapel RENT—"Flats and 65 for one read a on “Early History of apartments.” No. year. McKENNEY, the Jeweler, paper Leigntcn report that about seventy-live of the First Parish. were not the on the FOR your at fhePortland Appropriations rice. He’s only pebble Grant, near State, 7 rooms, bath, steam GET Tintypes ph itograpli M nument Square. jly20dtf Maine,” applioationsjfor entertainment have been made for the different departments for the beach.” heat, only $18.00; 236 Brackett, 7 rooms, $15.00; gallery (over the b cycle sto e near corner of A. S. DaVIS & The annual of the A effort will be made by No. 66 Smith, 7 rooms, with seperate front Exchange St.) CO, 180Va GOODS at sale. Three meeting Presump- reoelved to date. year. special “No; but he’s the only man.”—Brook- Middle bt. 3-1 private the committee to induoe every society In doors; also others on Cumberland, Congress, HOUSEHOLDpieces of mahogany (old), beds, pillows, scot local union of Christian Endeavor Life. S. lyn _ High. Sherman Sts., etc. FREDERICK feather beds, ili ro >m the State to pay the expense of, at least, _ ling set, carpets, cook held at the Westbrook VAILL, Real Estate, First National Bank XTOU wouldn’t take a dose of poison and you all kitchen dishes. Sale from is to be Congrega- W00DF0RDS. one to' the next annual conven- A stoves, Monday, delegate Building. 3-1 probably wouldn’t buy a poor piano if you Oct. 1, to Oct, 5. 93 MORNING tional church on afternoon and Thus it Is to have a much Friday, Inquire Thursday tion. hoped knew It, but there’s tricks in all trades—even ST., lower ten-ment. 2-1 than In 7 rooms, no evening, October 11. The following pro- Miss who has been the guest more representative gathering Important to Mothers. LET—Upper tenement, bath ours, but there’s trieks in the Mathushek Carmen, TO an8 shed; sunny exposure, 18 Wilmot St and Opera Pianos; have you seen them? cash SALE—A 27 ft. has former years. Waterville will proba bly of sloop yacht, good has been arranged: Afternoon— of Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Concord Examine carefully every bottle CASTORIA, at lower BELL. 2-1 or a for old instru- FORcabin gramme Ingalls, be the plaoe of the next meeting, and the Inquire easy terms; good price accommodations for cruising, is a N. a safe and sure for infants and children, ments. C. C. HAWES’ Music Con- sea boat. Will be sold at a 2 o’clock, praise service, Kev. S. has returned to her home In committee have to remedy LET—Two House, bargain. street, already begun gather fTiO large pleasant rooms, fur- gress and streets. *3-1 tYAN & KELSEY. that it a Temple food 1-2 Adams; 2.15, business; 2.45, paper, Miss Worcester. Mass, material for a rich programme B. F. and see mshed or unfurnished. Inquire at 34 Pine Jacobs of who the St. 2-1 Hattie Kev. F. H, Mis. Samuel has Chicago, Is, perhaps, WE are now closing out our stock at cost; go- SALE-Antique mahogany desk| also Files; 3.00, address, Watson, Coyle 6treet, of the the »* leading Sunday school worker Bears ing out of business. We have tn stock a FORfurniture repaired and polished : lirsi-class service. Evening- been on the siok list but is now LET—Pleasant front rooms. Prices $1.50 Baker, 3.30, prayer improv- world, has signified his purpose to be Signature of large variety of goods, shovels, forks, churns, work at reasonable prices. Address P. H. TO to $2.50. Inquire at 217 Cumberland St. flower baskets and a praise service, Kev. W. G. Mann; 7.15, ing. present, If possible. wringers, pots, thousand WALL. 36 Spruce St., city. 3-1 In Use For Over 30 Years. 2-1 other things too numerous to mention. Call of nominating committee; presi- Mrs. has report Schmidt, Deering avenue, The Kind You Have Always Bought. and look us over. W. C. SAWYER & CO., 9 dent's address; address, Rev. Bowley returned from Bangor where she has been NARROW GUAGE ROADS. RENT—The elegant up stairs rent cor- Preble St. 2.1 FORner Lawn avenue and Concord St.; eight FOR SALE. of banner. is the in attendance Green; presenting Supper during past week, upon The narrow gauge railroads are begin- rooms and all modern improvements; $20.00; NEGOTIATED—Purchasers Tilt! Sloop liazard. best location In entireiv to be served in the vestry of the church her husband who was taken ill there some com Peering; separate. MORTGAGESof real estite who desire a loan to com- ning to make their returns to the ESTATE A fine G. B. a\ out 30 ft. long, witn lead WANTED—MALE HELP. DEERING REAL CO., Woodfords. plete their purchase or owners naving mort- sloop to the at 5 o’clock, three weeks He is comfortable keel 2000 ahd some Inside visiting delegates ago. very missioners. A summary of the returns 2-1 gages or can obtain liberal weighing lbs. ballast; maturing past due, 13 or Mass is the loans a low rate of interest to finely built; finished with ash and cherry; Edward Pugh Salem, now and expects to return home in about received at the State House, is as follows: words inserted under this head at by applying Forty EtOR RENT—Houses, No. 26 Arsenal St., 12 FREDERICK S. Real Estate, First has lai ge cabin, leather u. holstery In cabin, of his William Pugh, Val- two weeks. in advance. J- VA1LL, 6et ot all la first guest uncle, Franklin & Megantic Railway Co.- one week for 25 cents, cash rooms, all improvements, special induce- National Bank Building. aug3ld4w dishes, etc., class condition. Wnl as entine street. Miss Rachael Foster, of Dr. Gross from operation $21,508 38; ments offered; No. 85 S ate, 10 rooms, in first be sold cheap owner has no further use daughter earnings for a Address deficit class repair; No. 1 Monroe Place, 7 rooms, etc., SYLVESTER has established his yacht. Westbrook lodge, No. 27, Knight3 of C. W. has been elected to a posi- less operating expenses, $25,358.62; to work on farm, one that phar- FRANK W. BUCK Foster, \ITANTED-Man only $20.00; Vaughan .st., 10 rooms.^exception- UB. at No. 10 Brown St. between Con- NAM. The of *• can Address macy will observe $8850,24. corresponding figures milk, good references. can be seen by permit and sep29d2w Yarmouth, Me. Pythias, Pythian Homing tion as teacher at Westbrook Seminary, were: aily desirable, only, gress aud Free. Open evenings. 2-1 last year’s returns GrosB earnings J. P. BUCKLEY, StrouQwater. 8-1 otners. FREDERICK S. Real the of the to be VAILL, Estate. day at meeting lodge teaching Latin anl Greek. Miss Foster from $22,265.45; less operating 3-i operation, for Medicated Vapor Baths and on The the Income held Monday evening. lodge, is a graduate of Westbrook Seminary and expenses. $20,881.72, making salesman wanted for high PARLORS Treatment. raies for 12 dlffeience rpo .LET—New three flat house, No, 22 Vesper Massage Special is to hold its from operation $1403.73. This Travelinggrade staple line of dry goods and general treatments. Facial Massa to a Call commencing Monday night, Colby College. • a St., near Fort Allen Park and electrics. Each specially. is accounted for the of trade. Contract lor balance of this year and or write. MRS. No. 110 India by expenditure flat contains five rooms and a hath. Hot and CHASE, street future meetings on Monday instead of Mr. Nathaniel Rand, Coyle street, is and the all of next if sales are satisfactory. AM ERI- $1778.02 for renewal of equipment cold bard wood corner Congress street. 2-1 FOR SALE. CA* STANDARD JEWELRY CO., Detroit, water, open plumbing, floors; evenings. Refreshments will be ill at hi6 home. Mr. of $6199.69 for renewal of all modern Lower flat heated Tuesday again critically expendlure Mich. 8-1 Improvements. by f ho TaiAoflTifV n rfflTlOfa I rails. Number of passengers carried 11,- furnace. Will be ready lor occupancy Oct. 10th. BROWN, the Ashman, wishes to inform Rand was very siok several months ago, best candy and light lunch parlor on 547. Total Inauire of R. S. DAVIS, 108 Exchange St. or ME. his many customers that owing to the is In store for all. It is ex- passenger earnings $8140.43; An energetic man to manage an of he THECongress street; good show window, large good time but regained somewhat his health. The total 91 Eastern Promenade. 25-1-tf loss his horse will not continue hjs route total freight revenue, $183,67.96. »» office n Portland, $1?5 per montn a roomf or manufacturing tnat the rank of In the salary for few days a'ter Tuesday, Oct. 2. 2-1 directly connected, pected knight Friday evening, October 12, the Wood- from last year’s report was: and ex.ra mutt come well recom- situated in the centre o£ the city’s earnings prolits; OR FACTORY EUILDING-The shopotng form will be conferred on a candi- $6087 6.45. and have $800 cash. Address MAN- district. For particulars address long fords Unlversalist Social Circle will give Passenger, 67; freight, $23,28 mended OFFICEfirst floor of the the teacher, a college graduate, FEKRY, AGER, P. O. Box 1151, Phi Pa, 8-2 building occupied by experienced Argus office. oct2-lw River Railroad Company—Gross adelphla, American on AN will tutor in studies of date. a supper id juewis uau. oupper is i-o ue bandy Express Company Plum street is primary, grammar from less offered for rent. and high school grades; Latin. Greek and Ger- Herbert Chute of the West- earnings operation $47,421.50-, Salesman wanted to place Apply to E. A. NOYES, Port- Conductor served from 6 30 to 7.80. Entertainment income land man a Best of references; terms operating expenses, $36,156.63; SPECIALTY of Perfumes and Toilet SavlDgs Bank. lO-tf specialty. > Departments moderate. Address 72 Ocean T’OR RENT—On Brentwoo St, Hearing Cen- brook division of the Portland Railroad X4* wuvu%» “TUTOR,” Ave. at 8 o’clock. UUUi Upjiai'lUii, ■***,#• Articles in all classes of stores. Very attrac- A house of 14 LET—A first-ciass corner store, octidlw ter, rooms, besides bathrooms, take his annual cent common stock. The tive advertising features. High cash commis- Congress for two company Is planning to Mrs. L. J. Adams, Prospect street, is per correspond- T'O corner Gilman. Plate steel arranged families, nice furnace, wired sions and liberal contract to the right man. glass, ceiling, last year were: Gross earnings location or for electric lights, cemented lot about commencing the middle of an artificial stone sidewalk laid ing figures 6 good for drug grocery store or shoe f^OAL is high, and pianos—well, some are cellar, vacation, having less THE KLYSIAN MFG.Co., Detroit, Mich. 1 50x100. dry sandy soil, near new and ocher from operation, $48,196.49; operating store: almost new. Price $25. L. M. LEIGH- high, but our Mathushek and Opera are High If the 14th in front of school houses, electric etc. Will October, leaving, possible, her house. expenses, $25,993.50; income from oper- TON, 53 Exchange street 28-tf sold at price of others; afcer 10 years’ tun- cars, stores, sell on easy terms if desired; also for sale, lot for New York Miss Rose Beacon is re- Passenger revenue, $18,- n ware and electrical business; must be ing experience our advice may help you in the Inst., Tyler, street, ation, $22,202.99. of land adjoining aoove house. Apply to S. H. total reliable. Quick at and be able to LET—Large, furnished front room with selection of an instrument. C. u. HAWES’ Mrs. W. Wood of Portland has from her recent illness. 802.03; freight earnings, $29,017.16. honest, figures, & A. R. DOTEN. Fore St., or AUSTIN & George covering references. letter to TO alcove. Steam heat. gas. bath room privi- Music House, Congress and Temple Sts. 3-1 The Canadian Pacific Railroad, which furnish good Apply by Centre. 5-1 been the of her Mrs. S, B, 5-1 leges. torenoons at 19 ELLSWORTH SHEARMAN, Peering guest sister, Dr. F. E. Parker of Provldenoe, R. I., the International of MR. BARBOUR.228 Middle street. Inquire lnoludes Railway STREET. 1-tf A. teacher of i Main Cumberland Mills 8EIDERS, piano. Ad- TtOli S4LE—In central part of the 10 Babb, street, visited at his old home in Stroudwater Maine, the Houlton Branch Railroad and MARYdress 45 A city, active man for outside THOMAS ST.l-i room house, in first class hot and Misses Maud and Eva the week. the Aroostook River Railroad, makes WANTED—Pushing, rpO LET—House No. 10 Gray street, Io rooms repair, Rand, Evelyn a few days during past salesman, city and country; salary to and cold water, bathroom, cemented cell ir and all the in its annual re- bath, newly papered and painted 8. DeLong. contractor •? and and Mrs. have to Mr. Drew's who has following showing start $50 per month ; Increase, promotion on also house S modern Imnrovemints. W. F. 80 Libby Roy Wyer gone George T. mother, Gross throughout; No. Dana Block, NOTICE—C.builder; JobblDg promptly attended to; DRESSER, port to the railroad commissioners: work, four mouths; references. Apply Pearl street. 0. Exchange street 5-1 on a brief visit. good Enquired H. RANDALL* 219 estimates given; houses for sa’e and to let; Boston been spending the summer with her son's from less 9 to 1,100 A, Exchange St., room 3. 4-1 earnings operation, $516,300.46; only Commercial St., or 112 State St augldtf mortgages negotiated, also care of Droperty, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Boston Inootre E’OR SaLE—On Park St, near Coagress. first family at Stroudwater, is soon to leave operating expenses, $489,276,89; Carpenter’s shop 204 Federal St. Call or a WANTED—At once, a first class horse class residence of 14 room* and bath, of Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. from $27,024 J7; total expense »» write 86 EXCHANGE ST. Office hours 9-11 a. are the guests for Chicago, where she is to spend the operation, slioer; steady jobi good pay to right man. steam heat and al] modern conveniences, total m. and from 1-6 p. m. Telephone 434-2. J Cumberland Mills. of operation, $80,113.05; passenger Call or address DR. F. W. HUNTINGTON, 35 WANTED. recently renovated at a cost, of $2300 Graham, winter. ^ mar21dtf 'Deluding earnings, $129,853 82; freight earnings, Union St., City. 1-1 new plumbing, best bargain in Portland; oust Mr. Manchester Is to commence Royal The Stroudwater Improvement society number of passengers carried, be sold. W. II. WALDRON & CO., 180 Mi idle $784,313 85; & Wilson, auctioneers, re- a sohool for the winter months tons. good carpenters for out-1 le Forty words Inserted under this head St;e>t dancing at the meeting held with Mrs. E. H. 34,472; freight handled, 454,188 WANTED—15 NOTICE—Gossmoved to 164 to 160 Middle St, comer of T» work. H. P. CUMMINGS & CO.. Rum- one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. in Odd Fellows’ hall In a few weeks, elected the offioerst Oliver St dtf Moody, following GUIDE DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED. fotd Fails, Me. SALE—The substantial two stciy and The three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. vice --- FORmansard brick house, No. 191 Cumberland President, Mrs, E. Moody; pres- ANTED—Energetic partner to join active do not claim “the came man- \\ only” piano made, but eleven rooms and Me., Ootober 6.—What upright character, to mau St, bath, hot air and hot Daniel Cram died Friday night at the Mrs. Oris Mrs. Upton, business in profitable enterprise; WE the Ma’-hushek and Opera are certainly ident, Libby; secretary, WANTED—Man,age business of old established house. water heat, ampto closet room, sufficient depth near a fatal accident occurred splendid opening for steady young man with big goods for little money; come in and home of its parents as a result of diphthe- E. M. Mrs. Ella proving $18 per week and expenses try of lot for enlarging lo «c. BENJAMIN Jacobs; treasurer, Salary payable some experience In real estate transactions; them over; and musical merchan- when Alvah 6hot each week direct from Expense phonographs SIIAW & 51 1-2 St 5.1 ria, Two other children are 6iok and it Thursday, Coolidge headquarters. small secured. For C. CO., Exchange Bates The society voted to oommence Refer- capital required, fully per- dise. C. HAWES’ Music House, Congress money advanced. Position riermaiient. sonal interview address with full and are have himself with a rifle, the bullet penetrat- name, etc., Temple streets. 3-1 is feared that they to the dread the work with a trolley ride, fol- ence. STANDARD HOUSE, 301 Caxton Build- Box Me. T'OR SA1 E— Pie eof in the western year’s PARTNER, 1557, Portland. 8 1 A property the fracturing a rib and ing, Chicago. 1-6-8 WILL BUY of the 4 tenements disease. lowed a clam on the ing diaphragm, sepl5-17-A!-24-290ct --j \X7"E household goods or store part city, containing by supper evening v V fixtures a n o rental chance to the left lung. Dr. Twitchell wood lot or a small farm of any description, or will re- paying ithly of $37.59; Miss Sallle Spring, who has been ill at of Ootober ItOh. Injuring from of another location on Wednesday, WANTED—Boy 12 to 1C years age. WANTED—Awith a good wood lot of hard wood ceive the same at our auction rooms fox ; put up bull ling if desired, of the Maine General who Is *» Fr u-kett and her home on Churchrstreet, is hospital, 10 FREE ST. growth situated near railroad. Address, A. D. sale on commission. GOSS & WILSON' : Spring Sn.. 3f>8! feet land; price improving, The Stroudwater W. C. T. U., will $3000. FRANK B. on the lakes, and Dr. Twaddle MORSE, 23 Plum street, Portland. 8-1 Auctioneers, 154 Middle street, corner Silver ] SHEPHERD & CO., Heal and the fear of typhoid fever i6 now abat- camping able-bodied man, who un- Estate 45 hold a party at Qulnby hall, Wednesday, street teb3-tf Office, Exchange street. 5-1 of Bethel were summoned and pro- WANTED~Anderstands farming thoroughly, between ed. Tlf ANTED—The address of men and womsn October 17th. A musical programme by the ages of 21 and 35, an.l who comes well re- nounced the wound *» v to make a TO LOAN—On first and second SALE—Two family house. 12 rooms, dangerous though commended. to IRA STOCK- ho desire quick honest dol- AJONEY TjtoRA local talent is to be rendered. Apply C, mortgages on real estate, life insurance rents $300 per annum, central location and Mr. 12-tf-lw* lar. Apply in person If possible, it will pay you Mr. Coolidge still survives. Cool- BRIDGE 507*4 Congress street. or collateral Notes good three minutes from MORRELLS. Mr. William Louis Falmouth to come a long way to investigate the business policies, any good security. neighborhood, City Merrill, Is one of the best known and most discounted at low rates. W. P. Room hall, will be sold at a for idge we offer. MAN AGER UNION TRADE CO., CARR. price suitab'e invest- a at section and is 185 Middle St. ment. first time The Shattuck Parliamentary club has street, Oakdale, who is student popular guides of this WANTED SITUATIONS. Lincoln P .rk House. 361 Congress 4, sep3~l offered. W. H. WALDRON & Bt..Portland, 180 Middle business manager of Metulluk Lodge, the Me. Please where saw this 6-1 CO., street. 5-1 organized for the ensuing three months Tufts Dental college, Medford, Mass,, has say you adv, GOOD WATCH needs careful attention and summer home of HarryDutton of Boston. returned to resumed the studies of the Forty words Inserted nnder tills liead A best of workmaush'p when it is cleaned or of the second year, with the on from following He had returned Tuesday night ANTED— Room that can be used an Thiskiudot work Is mv one week for 33 cash In advance. for repaired. specialty; FEMALE HELP WASTED. senior Mr. Merrill has cents, *• officers: President, Mrs Marlon Mores; year. successfully a trip in Vermont. office aud sleeping room, up one flight my 20 years experience with W. F. Todd is the vice Mrs Sarah J. passed the Massachusetts state board of preferred, central locatl in. Address ROOM, best guarantee of good work. My prices ave WANTED—Capable girl for gsnera' house- president, Worcster; wrANTEE—A old and »« THE PETERS girl seventeen years Box 1557. 6-1 reasonable. GEO. W. BARBOUR. 388 Con- work, good cook preferred. 40 in his second one of BANQUET. »* a Apply secretary, Mrs. Addle Boody; treasurer, dentistry year, being with good recommendations, wishes gress street, opposite City Hall. 1-tf HIGHLAND ST«. Peering in g icd family as second or care of fi USTOMERS WANTED for fresh direct district._4-1 Mrs. Bradford. The next four of a class of over fifty to take the Bangor, October 6.—Hon. Edward place girl eggs Josephine children. Has had experience in both, JAY, v from the farm. 25 cents a dozen; also fresh \VANTED—59 girls at once, to rnn power nia- ’* of is be examination. H. Blake’s steam yacht Aria left Bangor Box killed fowl 12 cents a chines on musliu meeting the club to held at the 1666.2.1_ pound and spring chicken LOST AND FOUND. underwear. Good pay 15 cents a nil orders receive and work. IN- home of Mrs O, E, 416 Deer- The question of adopting a kindergar- today for Wisoasset, carrying as Mr. pound; prompt at- steady RUSS, EVELETH & Barnard, Ik RUG CLERK—Junior wishes permanent tention and sent C. O. D. Address JAMES GALLS. ten is considered Blake’s guest, Hon. John A. Peters, ex- le have had six years’ experience JJWMiddjeSt._3-l_ Ing avenue, Woodfords, the first Monday department being by position: VIRTUE. Porter, Maine. 3-1 Forty words instiled under this head manufacturing and prescription work. Speaks ANTED—Young lady must the officers and teachers of the Woodfords chief justice of the Maine Supreme court; one W stenographer; in November. and French and willing and TV ANTED—A furnished house or wtfk for 25 cents, cash in advance. have some Senator Hale and John B. Redman of English always apartment. knowiege of bookkeeping. Til verbalist school. The obliging. BLAIR, No » Brook St, Waterville *» 8 to 10 a ■ Address in own do- Miss Elizabeth Montgomery, Hartley Sunday society of the containing rooms, by small handwriting stating wages Ellsworth, Judge Savage Supreme Maine. 21-2 desirable family, for the winter or night, a pocketbook. con sired. References A. H. G« Press celebarted hBr sixth on already has one kindergarten class which longer, required. avenue, birthday Court and others At Wisoasset tonight references furnished. Kindly send particulars LOST—Saturdaytaining about $42. Finder please leave a ; office. 2-1 October 1, by giving a tea to six of her is being successfully run, and if deemed was given the annual Peters banquet to FREDERICK S. YAILL, Real Estate, First the PRESS OFFICE and re~ecive reward. 8-1 Bank advisable after due a kin- which was attended by many lawyers. National Building. 2-1 young friends. The dining room was investigation I OST—A potketbook containing card Dearlm C AGENTS W ANTED. On Sunday the Aria will take the party name of Lolti I decorated and the dergarten will be inaugurat- CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH room near center of j Moody, dropped on Rivet tastily young people department to where dinner will \yANTED—Furnished ton or Monhegan island, Eastern Promenade or North St car at Park. Finder leave at thi 4 The moves into its new city. for kindly GENTS WANTED—“GALYESTON; had an time. A lunch ed when the society be served. office. -™- enjoyable was gentleman. Address M.. Box 1557. 2-1 ! 31 Horrors of a Stricken City,” ly Murat ■ pills served the afternoon. church on Clinton street, which will be Pennyroyaland Only Genuine. Halstead. Fully illustrated, fastest seilipg hook during Aiwav< T OST—On Roberts CLEARED FOR BARBADOES, SAFE. reliaMe. Ladle*, ask Drugrift two ladies, a pleasant upper ; St.. Yr'ashburn Ave ever terms f T u published; only $1.50. Bes- The next of tne club is about two months from now. CHICHESTER'S ENGIJSH rent of or Portland or Grove wooden meeting Unity WANTED—Byfour five rooms, west of Brown stre3t9, pendv outfit be J. S. — RED nr Gold PctaiMn-boiw. seaied lum for clock. Finder will guaranteed, free, quick. Miss Maud of Woodford Yesterday noon the schooner Isaac T. street cr on line of electrics. Address he rewarded b V 1-1 to be held October at the home of Skillings ~ith bln* ribbon. Take no j giving ZEIGLER & 111. 16th, other. Refuse and M. leaving at F. L. M1 144 Grant 2-1 Co., Chicago. Dan^erou* Substitution* and price location, M„ Press Office. 2-1 LLER’s, SL avenue. street has returned from the Rangeley Campbell, captain Oliver Stevens, cleared Imita- Miss Elva Bell, Stevens tion*. Bar of yoar or send 4e. in Druggist, TV and Lakes where sne has been at. work dur- for Barbadoes, loaded with stamps for Particular*. Testimonial* ANTED—Pupils singers who desire to I OST—On the road between The funeral services over the remains sugar hogs- and *» Gray here at ‘Relief for Ladlw,”^ letter, br re- stuoy with me this season to register thait ! " Roland a shooks. The vessel was turn Mall. 1 TesfjinoniaJs. Soring, lady’s cape trimmed wi of the late Ethel were ing the past four months in one of the head cleared by 0*O4><» Sold by names with my Studio Accompanist. Miss Ids fur and Sargent Dunham, — lined with satin. The MAINSPRINGS 75c, .. .. D-assis;* hlcherter Cheraieol C«_ finder will 1 Pinkhsm. at once for choice of hours. I shal | leading summer resorts of that Chase, Leavitt & Co and the cargo by Msanaattsi* paper. JUadison Square. I’DUA, suitably rewarded by it at store )f on Wednesday, at the home of her par- region, PaI return :o Portland leaving Warranted for 1 year. The best quality of October 15. O. STEW A R1 MILLTKEN, COUSENS & Hill K of will confer Fred E. Allen & Co. —, mon,thu&a&t-tf TAILOR. SHORT?Middle S i., American mainsprings. MeKENNEY, Tlis ents, Stevens avenue. The services were Rocky lodge, P., septloiitf Portland, or at 212 State I St. 2-1 Watchmaker, Monument Square. septlSda STOCKS. Cleared. F Crowell, Roudout for Portlnnd ; Setli M Todd, >IISCELX.AW3COtTS, RAXLROADSr -----— —— ——■ ■■ ■ STEAMERS. Description. Par Value Bid. Asked South Amboy for Fastport and Calais; Maud, aiflB Steamer Canal National Bank....100 100 102 Manhattan, Bennett, New York— do for Beverly; James A Cray, F.xeter for New- Board ol Common J F Liscotnb. InJ Council, liasco National Bank. .100 110 112 ark; Brigadier, Hurricane Island for New York October 1900. Sch Isaac T Portland, Me.. l, BOSTON & MAINE B. B. oumnorland National Bank.100 100 101 Campbell. Stevens, Bridgtown, (Inst two sailed). To bis honor the mayor and the members of the Barbados—Fred K CASCO BAY Chapman National Bank.100 100 101 Allen. Sid, sells Wm Jones. New York; Kit Carson, city government. In Effect Oct. 8, 1900. STEAMBOirctL First National Bank.100 100 102 Sch Damletta & Joanna, Wallace, New York Druid, Jesse Barlow and Twilight. Gentlemen:— Custom House —Chase. Leatvit & Co. E Wharf, Portland, Me. Merchants’National Bank....75 101 102 Passed, sells Carrie Pickering, Stonlngton VV E. the undersigned, members of the com- Sch " National Tr aders’Bank.100 100 102 Clara Goodwin, Piukham, Philadelphia— for New York: Ellen M Mitchell, Sand River mittee appointed lo confer with the Bos- WESTERN DIVISION. J S Winslow & Co. WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. ... fordo: Hart for ton Portland National Bank. 100 109 110 Jesse 2d, Calais do; Morris & & Maine Railroad Company, for the lease or ■ Trains Sch Clara & New leave Union Station for Scarboro In Effect Mabel, Leeman. llarbor—J Clift', Rockland for do; Annie Gus, Calais for sale of permanent right of way on the Oct. 8, 1900. of Products in the Portland Trust Co.loo 145 160 II Blake. Marginal Crossing, 10.00 a. 111., 6.20 V. m.; Scarboro Quotations Staple Fall River; li L Tay, Bangor for Newport: S S Way, so called, leave to baud you herewith For Forest Portland Gas Company. 60 85 90 beg Ilcacli. Pine Point, 7.00, 10.00 a. m.. 3.30, City Lauding, Peaks Is- SAILED—Sells Charles L and Kendall, do for for Bridgeport: Young Brothers the best proposition we have been able to ob- land, 5.30. a. Portland Water Co.100 1)0 112 Davenport 6.25, 6.20, p. in.; t>ld Orchard, Saco, Bid 6.45, 8.00, 10.30, m., 2,15, 4.00, 0.15 Major Piokands, Philadelphia; Harry Messer, ami John S Davis, Boston for Philadelphia; La- tain. Markets. Portland at. RallroacUCo.too ISO Ifio deford, Keimcbnnk. 7.00. 8.5 >, 10 00 Leading J W Balano and Clara Goodwin. Lizzie E Den- vinta Campbell, do for coal port; Clias E Tuttle, We recommend that no action be taken Maine Central Jt’y. 100 )60 170 upon a. ni., 12.30, 3.30, 5.25, 6.20 'Keturn-6.20, 7.20, 9.15, 11.45 a. m..3.S0, 4.15, nison and Phlneas W coal Salem for do; Elvira J French, Boston for Phil- this proposition until lb® next regular p. o. 5 p. ni. Portland & Ogdeusburg K. R. 100 60 61 Sprague, ports. meeting m.: Kennebunkport, 7.00, 8.5\ 10.00 a. m.. adelphia; Abbie S Walker a::d Leona, bound of the city government; that meanwhile tne For 6 BON 1)3. 12.30, 3.30,;5. 5 p.m.; Wells Bench, 7.00, 8.50 Cushing’s Island, 45, 10.30 a ni FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. west. proposition be published in the dally In 4.00 p. m. papers a. 111.. 3.30. 6.25 p. m.; North Berwick, Rol- Portland 6s. J9o7....117 119 Passed 7th, sell Maggie S Hart, Bangor for order that our citizens may haveiiull knowledge Keturn—7.05. a. 4.20 MT DESERT, Oct 6—Ar, sell Samos, Wood, llnsford, Somersworth, 7.00, 8.5J a. m., 11.50, m.. p. ni. Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding.. 102 103 New York. of this important matter. 6.25 For Little and Great Diamond New York Money and Grain Boston 12.30, 3.30, p. in \ Rochester. Karuilnji'- Islands, Stock, Portland 4s. 1913. Funding ...... 106 108 Respectfully submitted, Alton "ml Trefothens Peaks Sid, sell J Arthur Lord. Eaton, New York. ton, Bay, Wolfboro, 8.60 a. ill 12.30 Lundings, Isl- Foreign Porta. JOHN J. ERYE, Committee and, 10.30 a. AlarUet ItevieIT BangorGs. 1905.jWaier...... 112 114 ) 3.80 p. m.; l.akeport, Laconia, Weirs, 5.30, 7.00, 8.00, m., 2.15,4.00, 0.15 4 KL BRIDGE L. COBB, on p. ni. Bath Vis. 1907, Mu me Inal.101 103 Al emoramln Ar at to Oct J Plymouth, 8.6) a. 111., 12.3C p. m.; Manches- Hong Kong previous C, ship Sta'e ARTHUR K, Concord Keturn—Leave Little Diamond Bath 4*., 1921. Refunding.101 103 of HUNT, ) Marginal Way. ter, and A or hern Island, Maine. Colcord. New \ork. recommendations connetions, Belfast 45.11unicipa!1918.110 113 Boston. Oct 6—Steamer Norwegian (Br),while Read," accepted, adopted t.OO a. 3.30 p. Hi.; Haver- 6.10, 7.55, 9.1 0, 11.411 a. ni., 3.25, 4.10, 0.30 p. in. Ar at Las Palmas Oct 5, sell Rebecca R and sent lor m., Dover, Kxeter, Calais 4s 1901—1911 102 leaving lor afier 8 a Doug- up concurrence. Ketuin —Leave Great Diamond NEW FORK. Oct. 6 Refunding....100 port Glasgow, shortly in, lass, Jasper. New York. hill, Lawrence, Lowell, 7.00, 8.60 a. in., Island, collided off East boston Flats with sell Frank A jn Board of Mayor and Aldermen. 6.('5, 7.50. 11.35 a. III.. Lewiston Us,• 1901, Municipal.101 102 12.30.3.30, p. m.; Boston, $4.05, 7.00, 8.50 a. 0.05, 3.20, 4.15, 0.35 u. ill. on call closed at lVa(a2VS». Old at St John, NB, Oct C, sells Carrie Bello, October 1900. Money oe\vistc;i4s. 1913, Municipal ..105 107 Palmer, from Norfolk, which was being lowed 1, m., 12.30, 3.30 p. in,; Leave Boston Keturn—Leave Trefethen’s undlug, Philadelphia: Pandora, Rockland. and Peal. ■ Prime mercantile imper at Co 5% per ceut. Saco 4s. 102 to an anchorage by a The vessels came to- Read, accepted recommendations adopt- for 8.30 a. Island, 0.03, 7.45, 11.30 a, 1901. Municipal.100 tug. Ar at Port Spain Oct sch Andrew ed Portland, 55\ 7.30, m., 1,15,4.15, 9.01, m., 3.15, at the hows and the carried Brighton, 5, in concurrence. arrive 4.20. 0.40 p. in. was steady, with actual busl- Maine Central R R7s. 1912,cons, mtg 135 137 gether Norwegian p. in.; Portland, lo.lo, 11.50 a. m., sterling Exchange * " Adams, Adams, J.as Palmas, to h ad for Phila- For 4VsS 108 110 away stay, from foremast to bowsprit; also 12.10, 5.00, 7.50, p. 111. Ponce’s Landing, Long Island, 8.01, eess in bankers bills at 000,g4 SlVk ior de- delphia. 10.30 4a cons. mtg... .105 106 twisted bowsprit. The schooner carried aw ay Portland, Maine, September 27th, 1900. a. in.. 2.15 p. m. *• Sid tm Table Bay Sept 3, barque Fred P Litch- SUNDAY mand and4 81*4 lor sixty cays posted 102 , including chains ana martingale. The To Alderman TRAINS. _ n.lSa. 3.00 81%®* s0s,19OO.exten’an.lOl field, Port Natal. John .J. Frye, Couucihnen El- Keturn—8.45, m., p.m. Portland & 1st 100 1C1 vessels and the anchored Eultou, rates at 4 S;i. Central wm privileges granted by 111.; Blddeford, Kittery, Massachusetts. 13*4 sent a leive Portland Pier, Portland. daily, cctSdtf in tills market: schooner in search of the oilier members the said City of Portland, tne said Railroad Portsniionth, in* prices do pfd, 62 Suiid.iys except:d, at 2.30 p. m., for Long 1st- Newburyport, Salem, 6Y2« S* of the crew. The schooner sailed Sept 18, and doth hereby promise and agree that the said Lynn, Boston, 2.0o, 9.00 a. m.. Cow and steers.. Maine Central...165 aud, iftttle and Great Cliff Isl- 12.45, 6.00 p. IB.; nothing lias been since hoard of her. Chebeaaue, Railroad will continue as hereinaiter stated, to arrive Boston 5.57 a. in 9.05 Bulls and staes...... 4% Union Pacific. 58^ and, So. Ilarpswell, Bailey’s and Ore's Island. 12.40, 4.00, p. Ill,; i 8.’ City island. Oct 6—Sch James A Parsons, occupy, u-.e, repair and maintain sa d Marg-n.il Leave Boston 7.30. 9.00 a. m Calf Skins—No quality.. Union Pacific pfd. 737/s Return for Portland—Leave Ore’s Island,and 12.30, 7.00, .8 e which arrived litre today, reports while off Way as now constructed, including the mainte- 7.45 p. 111., arrive Portland 11,45 a. Non Mexican Central 4s. 78 above laudings, 7.00 a. m. Arrive Portland, 111.. 12.05, BOSTON Eaton’s at 6.30 a a thick nance of PHILADELPHIA each Neck, m, during fog, the rip rap wall on the northerly 4.3J, 10.15, 10.45 m. No 3 *•.26c American Sugar .116% D.30 a. m. p, was run into by barge Virginia, *ow of an un- side of said Way, said rap wall to be A mericau S octldtf ISAIAH Gen. rip SUNDAY TKIWEEKL1 SAILINGS. ugar pfd. ,115% known tug, and had starboard quarter stove in DANIEL8, Mgr. strengthened and extended from time to time TRAINS. Retail Grocers’ AlarUet. S>«gar and smashed small boat. Damn S to barge not as required to protect said street, unlil such Leave Union New York Station for idddeford, Kit- From Boston, Portland loat 8:: confectioners Quotations of Stock* and Bonds ascertained. tune as the slum have filled ihe market—cut city Marginal tery, Portsmouth, Newbnryport, Salem, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Portsmouth, NH, Oct 6—Sch Onward, front Portland & Steamboat Go. Way to its lull width and therea ter to at 8c; 7Vav. granulated 7c; eoifei- (By Telegraph.' Boothbay occupy, Lynn, Boston, 2.00 a. ni., 12.45 p. m.. arrive Ftom powdered The Boston tor Gemail Island, with cement., is ashore use, and maintain as following a re the closing quotations of repair hereinafter stated, Boston 5.57 a. in., 4.00 p. m. Leave Boston Philadelphia Monday, Wednesday crusneu 6 %c;yellow 6 at the Wallis Beach. The crew was STEAMER ENTERPRISE leaves East six feet in width on the Bong- Sands, Rye twenty northerly part for 9.00 a. 7.00 d. a. Portland, m„ m.. arrive and rescued the life savers of the Wallis Sands Boothbay at 7 m. and or central it so n Oct. 5. Oct 6, by Monday, Wednesday thereof, part thereof, ordered Lot 12.10,10.30 p.m. Friday, life station. After the Onward Friday for Portland, at So. Bristol, the citv. From Central Uxporti. New4s.ires...134 i34 daylight began touching by 1?—Daily except Aloud*,), Wharf, Boston., s d. m. From to go to Heron island, Harbor and And the said it street BABBADOES, tVL Schr Isaac T Campbell— New as. «oUt».....134 134 pieces. Boothbay Squirrel Railroad further agrees that Fine Wharf. Philadelphia. at 3 p. m. In- 43. re Oct G Robinson, island. will cause so much of the oi W. N. & P. D1V. surance effocted at office. 10,t6u sugar shooks and he d -. New a.114% Jj4% Highland Light, 6—ScklKatie space tweutj-slx Returning, leave Franklin Portland, feet width of for New 48. coup.114% 114% from Calais for Atlantic City, with lath, is ashore Wharf, in said Way as may ho occupied Station foot ot Preble street. Freights the West by the Penn. B. R. and NB. Bark Alice Maud—88,000 ft at 7 a. m. Thursday and Sackville, Denver . in. and '6 00 p. in., reaching Montreal at arising in the use and Improvement thereof by Dominion. Nov. 3, daylight. Nov. 3, 2 p. m. Wheat parents.4 75 a5 no for eastern Spring ase Erie & West. 30% 29 port; Mattie J Ailes, Perth Amboy 7,00 a. m., and 7.00 p. a*. said Railroad for which any liability would at- Cambroinan, Nov. 10, daylight. Nov. 10, 2 p. m. Mich, and SLLooisst. roller.. — 4 ioa,4 25 for Sallle Band LaKe; snore.205 205 Portland; Silver Spray, do for tach to said cit IN OCT. 1900 steamers do not Mich, and St. Louis clear.4 00 15 EFFECT, 8, •These carry passen era. 3* l.ouis « Nasn. 72% 71% Boston; J M Morales, dolor Salem; Levi Hart Said Railroad also agrees to pay to the said Whiter Wheat patents.4 5oa4 05 port Mannauan Elevatmi.-. .... 9. Vs 90% aud Marv C S uari. Trains Arrive Portland. city the sum of twenty thousand six hundred toru and Feet. Mexican central. 11% 11% Ar (Jth, barque Tilde Baker, Leighton, Port dollars ($20,G0O) in cash on the signing of this Boston to via. North Liverpool Queenstown. Michigan Central. .. Spain; sells Alice Archer, Gibbs. Jacksonville; agreement, and as further com id elation said Bridgton, Harrison, Bridg- Corn, car lots.... fa 53 f rom Lewiston, *8.00, and 11.15 a. m., 5 45 Steamer.From Boston. Minn. & St. Coins., ... 54 Abner Taylor, Young, Calais: do Railroad agrees to ouikl in a manner satisfac- Corn.bag lots. 10.64 5(% Hyena, Dlx, p. 111. loti, West Seliago, South via New London: E II H! is to the Commissioner of Public at ftiridg- New England, Oct. 10th, 10.30 a. m. Meal,|bag lots. to62 Minn. .z. Paul & umana urn..... Portland & Falls Congress street and Congress or Sugar—Extra A Emerson, Kennebec. Street. extension shall be fifty feet wide and shall be Rumford By, Square Hotel, Coffee—Kio. roasted. 13 Texas racine...... 16 15% DAVII) TORRANCE & Montreal. @16 BOSTON--Ar 6tli, schs Henry Sutton, Rogers, constructed in accordance with specifications CO., Coffee—Java aud Mocha.. Onion Paclne dm.. 74 oelSdtl 27@3o 73% Newport News; B K Woodside, McLean. Balu- 10 be furnished by the Commissioner oi Public waoasn... 7 6% Teas—4.moy9. 2i>@35 more; W H Oler. Stud ley, do; Helen G Mose- Works. tn Effect Oct. 8, 1909. 1 60 Mi. eas—Congous... 27®. Wabash* dig.I 18% 17% ley, Holt, Philadelphia; Alice E Clark, Clark, Porllan’, Desert &Maciiias Sf,b Co Amt the said City of Portland does, in con- Teas—Japan. Boston 188 DEPARTURES 36@40 S.Mauie.. do; Lewis H Howard. Haynes, do; WS Jordan, sideration of this agreement,hereby grant Teas—Formosa. 86865 New VorK ana New Eng. of.. said so a time as said Rail- 8.30 A. M. and From ALLAN LINE do; lveene, Jennie E April 20th, the Railroad,for long 12.50 noon. Union Station Rico.... Kennedy, Nimbus, do; Friday, Molasses—Porto 86@40 Old iColonr.204 203 Richter, Chase, do; Stephen Bennett, Glass, do. CommencingJ steamer road may so desire, the right to occupy, use for Poland. Mechanic Fails, Buckfleld. Can- Molasses—Barbadoes. 32.835 Express.123 123 Adam» Cld, sch Star of 1 he Sea. Poitengill. Portland. and improve said Way us now constructed ton, Dixhela and Bumford Fads. St. Lawrence Service. Molasses—common.. 20 * 2 i American Express.151 150 SAr FRANK JONES until the shall have filled the said 7th, US monitor Arnphitrite, New Bedford city Way 8,£0a. m. 12.50 noon and 5.15 n. m. From Union MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. New Raisins. 2 crown.2 00@2 25 U. 8. Express. 45 45 weather to its full and thereafter to (convoyed by US tug Osceola); schs Herbert. will, permitting, leavo Portland width, occupy, Station for Mechanic Falls and Intermediate do 3 crown....2 25.82 50 People Gas.. 86% 83 and maintain for said time tweu- at Moville. Kockport, Me; Ella Pressey, New York; J li Tuesdays and Fridays at 11.00 p. nr use.repair stations. Calling do 4 crown.. 2 60.42 75 on racinc Man. 30% 30% Wainwright. South Amboy. for Rockland, Bar Harbor and Maehias- cy-six feet in width the nortlierly,pai-t(oi- Raisins. 1 oose Muscatel. 384 184 12.55 noon from Union Station for 7Vi®;8Vii Pullman Paiace. BALTIMORE—Ar 6tl), schs Frances M, Ha- port and intermedia e landincs. Re- central part if so ordered by the eity)of said Bemis., an common. .117% 116% and of the whole of said From STEAM- Fork. Beef. Lanl I Fo««.t-r. Sugar, gan, New York; Eleazer W *rk, Goodwin, do. turning leave Machiasport Mondays and Way length Margi- union. 18% 78% at 4 a. nal as it is now filled from land on the Liverpool. SHIPS. Montreal Quebec Pork—Heavv...18 60819 00 Western Cld, sells Janies B Jordan, Hempel, Para; Thursdays m. for all landings, arriving Way R. C. BRADFORD, Tiaffio Manager, Portland 11.00 side of Franklin now or Pork—Medium. ..16 50817 OO Southern Ky ptc. Three Marys. Conover, Providence (and sailed, p. ro. easterly street,; Portland, Maine. GEO. F. owned the Portland Stoneware L. 26 Beef—neav*. ;.10 76@1125 Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 53% 62% in tow). EVANS. F. E. BOOTHBY formerly by K. LOYEJOY, Superintendent, Thu July Numldian li~Aiig~ 11 Aug'. Gen’l near the Grand Trunk dtf Rumford Falls. Maine. 2 *• Beet—light. 10 00@10 75 Federal Steel common. 3* 38% Ar 6th, sch Geneva, Bjorkland. Rockland. Mgr. G. P. & T. A. Company,to Railway, jel8 Aug Corinthian is 18 sch aprlSdtf and the right to use a trestle to connect 0 Parisian 25 s>5 Boneless, naifbbls ... @1 6 60 ao piq;. 65% 65% Cld, Humarock, Campbell, Gaivestou. said fill w-ith the Grand Trunk Railway at 16 Sicilian 31 *• Lara—icr ana nan tbi. Dice.... 8T/s@9 American loDacco.I 91% 90% Sid, sells James B Jordan, Para; J Manches- 31 the P. & R. so called, it is ex- 2.i Lard—tcs ana nalllbbl.com.... 1 6%@6% uo pra.129 129 ter Haynes. Boston. Junction, Tunisian 7 Sept. 8 Sept, pressly agreed that nothing herein contain- 30 " Numidian 15 ■“ Lard—Pans pure. 934@97/s Metropolitan Street KJft.151% 150 BANGOR—Sid 6;li, schs Annie I’Chase, Annie 16 ed shall be construed as tlio 6 *• Lard—Pails, compound. & 55% R Lewis and E Bailev, New York; Vine- requiring Sept; Corinthian 22 22 7Vi88 Tenn. com iron. 66% Eagle, to fill *• Haven for city any portion of the Marginal Way. 13 Parisian 29 29 Lard—Pure, leaf.. 10 U. 8. KUDber. 28% 29 yard orders; Catherine, Newport; *’ j @10V4; And the said agrees that it wi 1 per- 20 5 Chickens. 16(oi '18 Conunanuu looaceo. 25% 25% Otronto. Norwich. city Sicilian Oct, 6 OcL mit said of to be 27 Fowl. 12» 16 BEAUFORT- Sid sch Lois V right way hereby granted I Tunisian 12 5th, Cliaples. used and other _13 Turkevs. 13815 Medoro New York. Wedding occupied, improved Dy any Bn*«on Rlarupt. Railroad, in conjunction with said Boston No cattlo carried on these steamers. Hams. lLSUVb CaPE HENRY'—Passed out 5tli, schs Wm J | Oct. 5 1900—The were ^ .v Maine Kailroa according to the terms Shoulders.... 8 Vi BOSTON, following Nathaniel T Palmei. for Boston; i, Lipsettand of or lease that may be here- RATES OF PASSAGE. today’s quotations of Plour and corn: Florence Leiand. for Jonathan any agreement Dry.Fbh anil Mackerel. Newburvport; 1 Invitations after entered into between said Boston & In Effect Oct. 8th, 1900. and FLOUR. Sawyer, for Saco: Henry W Cramp, Providence; Cabin—$52.50 upwards. A reduction of 5 Shore. 4 5084 75 | Maine Railroad aud any other Railroad, not cent is allowed on return Cod, large 4 5 Bertha Dean, New York: Horace W Macomber. per tickets. Medium shore fish. 50 Soring uat^'ts 50 25. inconsistent with the provisions of this TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL- @3 Hattie P Simpson, Samuel Dillaway, Sarah W You can us for fash- Second Cabin—To Liverpool, London or Pollock. 2 50(83 50 Winter patents 4 25,«4 75. ll depend upon I agreement; but nothing contained in this Lawrence and Rachel W Stevens, for Boston; WAY AS Londonderry—$35.00 to $45.00. Haddock.. 7 5 Clear and straight, 3 75 4 50. No I agreement shall vitiate the rignts of the SQUARE FOLLOWS: @2 Chas L Davenport.-; Lizzie Carr, Norwich; Wedding Stationery. Steejrage—Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Hake.... 50 Corn—steamer yellow 51c. of in city to the occupancy of Yarmouth street @2 John k Souther,-; barque Bruce Hawkins questiou correctness every I 7.01a. m. Fcr Brunswick. Lewiston (Lov er) Belfast, Londonderry or Queenstown, $23.50. sealed. (formerly called Falmouth street), Ander- Herring, per box, @16 Baltimore for Galveston. detail, nor criticism of the fault- I Bath, Rocklau Augusta, Waterville, skowIi ■- Prepaid certificates $24. shore Domestic Marlteti. son street, East Commercial street, or the Mackerel, is. @18 00 CHARLESTON Sid 6th. sch R less gan, Belfast, Bangor. Bucksport aud Vanceboro Children under 12 years, half fare. Rates to Bowers, engraving. Marginal Way, or terminate any rights or Mackerel, shore 2s. '"'@$16 (By Telegraph.! Youug, Brunswick, connecting :or st. John. St. Stephen, (Calais), from other points on application to 3s... Ee- widen the oily has or may have in these T. P. 420 Large @$15 Oct. 6. 1900. C ATHaM—Passed south sch IionableH Invitations, Announcements, Honlron and Woodstock. McftOWAS, Congress St., Kathe:ine 6th, J streets, <>r in any street or streets laid out Produce. DETROIT—Wheat onotedat 77 cash White; D Perry. B ception and Calling Cards, may be § 8.30 a.m. For Danville Jc., Rumford Falls Portland, Me. before the Marginal Way was laid out,which Room Red 79c; Oct 79c; Nov —: Dec 82c. HONOLULU—At Sept W B 9 of us at moderate Lewiston, Farmington. Rangeley and W,.cer- Foreign Steamship Agency, 4, reans. rea... 2 3082 40 20, barque Flint, bought very 6 have been or may hereafter be located on First Dank Johnson. S.ui Fra: cisco. vine. National Building, Port, Beans. Ca ifornia Pea...... 2 65 82 75 TOLEDO—Wheal is auiet—cash and Cctobe cost for such class or laid out across the high produc- Marginal Way. 10.25 a. m. For Brunswick, land, Maine Beans. Yellow Eyes. 2 40 •-0%c; Nov 8l%c; Dec 82%c. HYANNJS—Ar 6!h, scli3 Charley AVoolsey, -I’ll., mini /-.itir Furtlwir n.m./ u ffza.- tho olw.i Bath, Lewiston, 35@2 friF PArtl/nAFt. «\»*«» tvvr frv,. Uall fv- ATQ tions. Gardiner. Augusta Watm-viii« emaitui.! ar27dtt Beans. Bed Kidney.... 2 40 82 50 ing ot the proposed agreement,it will forth- tor Danvers B fiLor. Native Onions, bu. 76 I , port: Mabel Hall, for Hur- with discontinue that of Yarmouth @ tsropean Market*. part 12.to p. m. for Potatoes, ricane Island; Silver Spray, for W'iscasset: John as Express Brunswick, Lisbon bush. 55@60 street (formerly laid out Falmouth 1 e (By Telegraph.) Douglass, and F for eastern LORINC, Falls, is on v.a Bruns wn k. Water Sweet Potatoes, ...... 2 Spartan Nickerson, ou the side of the Augusta, (Jo. Jersey 75@000 I street) northerly Margi- viiie, Newport, International Sweet, Eastern Shore. 2 00®2 25 LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6. 1900.—The [Cotton ports. nal from said to Wasn- Bangor, Biicksport. Bar Har- Steamship Way, extending Way uasu --- Passed schs bor, .igton to. tt. It. Oldtown. FOR —- Bees. Eastern fresh. (a> 23 market Is quiet; spot at 6 13-16d; sales sooo west, a.m, Young Brothers, K D ington Avenue, and wilt not theieafter re- Greenville, hales. l.avinia Woodward Abrahams SHORT& 1J "U.t )■> and Caribou v.a n. & A. li. K. Blues. Western fresh.. .. @ 21 P.-rry, Campbell, locate the same to the same point. and B C 12.55 p. in. For Butter. B'ancy Creamdr. 25 Frith. it being understood that after said Way Danville, Jc.,JEtmnford Falls, Esstpor, itiba', Cs'ais St. whn. H. i. Halim, -is. 24@ Ar schs Ella Bemis. Lewiston, Butter. Verment 21@ 22 7th, May and Jordan'L Mott, for shall be tilled by said city to its full width Farmington, Carrabasset, and all of. New Brunswick, Nova SAILING DAYS OF OCEAN STEAMERS Rockland. HARMON Range ley, Bingham, Waterville. parts Scotia, Cheese. N. York and Vermt.. that itlie rights thereinbefore granted and Skowbc-gan. Prince Edward Island and Breton. The 12Va@13 I oc*5e©Jtf 1 0) p.m. For Cape FROM on NEW HAVEN—Ar Cheese, sape. 13 @13ys 6th, sch Seth W Smith, conveyed to said Railroad are subject to the Freeport, Brunswick,Rockland, lavorite route to and St. K. *. L. points, Augusta, Waterville. Skowhs- Campobello Andrews, Lahn.New York.. Bremen.Oct 9 Calais provisions that said city ot Portland retains N. B. Frntt. gan, Belfast, Dover and New York.New York. .Southampt’n Oct 10 NEWPORT NEWS-Sld 6th, sch Malcolm and at all other times hereinafter shall have Foxcrolt, Greenville, rammer Boston. Bangor, oldtown and and to Arrangement. Apples .1 25,82 00 Southwark.....New York. .Antwerp. ..Oct 10 Baxter, Jr, the power to exercise the full right to regu- Maltawamkeag, alter Sld sch Bucksport Saturdays. On^nrt Monday, Mav 14. steamers will Lemons 4 2588 50 Teutonic.New York. .Liverpool....Oct 11 6th, S P Blackburn, Gardner. Portland. late the speed of trains over any passing 6.10 p. m. For leave Railroad Wharf, Portland, on Monday, 4 00 Touralne.New York. .Havre.Oct li NORFOLK—Sld 6th, seb Alice M Colburn, and ail of said be- Brunswick, Bath, Rocklmd, Oranges. @5 00 parts twenty-six feet, Augusta and Waterville. Wednesday anti Friday at 6 30 p. m. Return- Aug Victoria...New York. .Hamburg Oct 11 McLeo ', Boston. tween the terminal aforesaid, and to pro- anti Coal. 5.i6 p.m. For Danville Mechanic ing leave St. John, Eastport and Lubec Mon- Oils, Tttrpentine Tunisian.Montreal.. .Liverpool... Oct 12 Sld 6th, schs S C Tryon and Edward Smith, hibit any traiu or trains from remaining Juncton, New York. Falls and Lewiston days and Friday. City of Rome. New Yrork.. Glasgow ... .Oct 12 stationary at any crossing made by the in- Baw Linseed Oil. 80865 11.00 p.m. Express for Brunswick. Through tickets Issued and baggage checked State Nebraska New York. .Glasgow.Oct 12 PERTH AMBOY—Sld 6th, sch Robert W, tersect.on of any other street, or any wharf, Night Boiled Linseed oil. 62 867 Bath. o-v- to destination. jgg*“ Freight received up to 4.03 Minneapolis.... New York. .London.Oct 13 Brackett, Eiizabet.hport. with said Way, also to prohibit trains from Lewiston, Augusta. Waterville, Turnenttue. 44-854 sld schs he, ai. Bangor, Mooseheal Lake, Aroostook p.m. Maasdam ... .New York. .Rotterdam...Oct 13 6th, Rosa Mueller, McLean, St iu of said Ligonia and Centennial oil bbl., John; James J. remaining stationary any portion via Bar F or tickets and staterooms apply at the Pine @10% Trave .New York. Emma D Endicott, Shanks. Boston. Pooler, tor the of or County Oldtown, Harbor, Bucksport, j Bremen.Oct 13 Way, except purpose loading Benned tst Petroleum, 120. 1014 Was'ain to Co. R. R-, St. Ttree Ticket Office, 270 Mid t e street, or for Etruria.New York. Liverpool.. ..Oct 13 PHILADELPHIA—Ar 6th, ship R D unloading, an 1 in such cases to fix the Vanceboro, Stephen Pratt’s Astral.j 1214 Rlee, (Fa ais>, St. St. John and nil Aroos- other information at Company’s Office, Railroad Pretoria.New Oct 13 Carver, Honolulu. length of time such trains or any detached Andrews, Half bbls. le extra York..Hamburg... took via Halifax and Wharf foot of State street. schs Hattie A cars for such and to County Vanceboro, the Cumberland, coal. K M Theresa ..New York. .Bremen.Oct 13 Cld, Marsh, Melutffey, Bangor; may remain purpose; @4 25 E O Provinces. The train a mg Saturday night J. F. LISCOMB, SupL Stove and Servia.New York. .Liverpoool ..Oct 13 Allen, Meady, Gardiner; Blanche H King. enforce regulations made by tlie city furnace coat, retail... 07 00 any does not connect to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and may tf H. P. HERSEY, Agent. New .. .Oct Bennett, New Has- council with reference to the aforesaid Franklin. s 6G Deutschland. York. .Hamburg 16 London; SusanNPickering, r.or York. kell, Brunswick. such as Foxcrof, beyond Bangor. 5 Pea coal, retail. 6 00 St Paul.New >outham’tn..Oct 16 CATERER. rights reserved,under penalties may- Germanic.New York.. Liverpool... Oct 16 Ar 6th, sch John Francis, Srunders, New be imposed for breach thereof, by any o: WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION. NLW 10X184 DIRECT LINE, York. dinauce or ordinances whatsoever. YVesternland .New York. .Annverp ...Oct 17 8,50a.m. For Brldgton. Harrison, Faybans. Grata Quotatioao. Lorraine.New York. .Havre.Oct 17 Cld, sch Lizzie Babcock, Reed. Salem, In testimony of all which, the said city of Burlington. Marcus Lancaster, St. Johnsbury, Sher- Maine Steamship Co. Anchorla.New York. .Glasgow_Oct 17 Ilook—Passed down 6tli, sch Susan N Portland by the undersigned, a committee brooke for that and the said Quebec, Montreal. Chicago, St. Paul Kong Island Sound By Daylight. CHICAGO BO Alt L) OF TRAD Lucanla.New York. .Liverpool.. ..Oct 18 Pickering, Philadelphia for Brunswick, authorized purpose, and Minneapolis. Passed down schs Alicia B Phila- railroad its also duly author- Minnehaha— Now Y"ork.. London.Oct 20 8th, Crosby, by president 1.06 p.m. For Friday’s quotations. lor Wedding, set their hands and tlie Sebago Lake. Brldgton, Har- 3 TRIPS PER WEEK. ^ .. delphia Portland; Lizzie do for ized, have hereunto Amsterdam .New York. .Rotterdam... Oct 20 Babcock, rison, North Conway Fabyans, Lancaster, Salem. seals of said 1 The steamships Horatio Hall and Man- wheat HtLonis.New York..So’ampton. ..Oct 20 respective contracting parties Colebrook n Bee r t is. Reedy Island—Passed down 6th, C P on the day and year aforesaid. hattan alternatively leave Franklin Wharf, Ooemaa. closing Majestic.New York. .Liverpool....Oct 20 barque and .00 p. m. For Sebago Lake. Cornish, D#oii lor Havvna; schs Charles Reception Bridg- Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Oct.... 77 Bretagne.New York.. Havre Oct 24 Philadelphia PORTLAND & ROCHESTER ton, a ‘is u. North and Bartlett Noble Simmons, do for Boston: P" G do RAILROAD, Conway at 6p. in. for New York direct Returning, leave N°y.*. 77Vs 776/a Kensington.. ..New York. .Antwerp ... Oct 24 FTeueh, for Rockland ; flatt e A do for by Geo. P. Wescott, President. SUNDAY *i*Ai a si. Pier 38, E, R., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- 1*60. 7 S Mesaba.New York. .London.Oct 27 Marsh, Bangor; s/8 J Howell do for Saco. Dinner Parties For at 6 p. m. Astoria.New York. .Glasgow... .Oct 27 Leeds, 7 20 a. in. Paper train for Bangor, Bath, and days ;COKN. Delaware out These steamers are superbly fitted and bur- 40 Patricia.New York. 27 Breakwater—Passed 5th, sells BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD. for Rockland except|Forry Transfer at Oct.. 40% .Hamburg_Oct Bath. nished for travel and afford the most Umbria.New York. ..Oct Senator Sullivan. Philadelphia for Portsmouth ; m. For passenger hoy. 37% 37% Liverpool 27 a 12.kip. Brunswick, Lewiston, Bath, and comfortatdo route between Dec. Trojan Prince..New York. Naple3.Oct 27 Augustus Hunt, Baltimore for Provide- ce. Augusta, Waterville and Bangor. onveniyrt 34% Sid 6th, schs Samuel S Specialty. Portland and New York. Statendam.New York. .Rotterdam Oct 27 Thorp, Philadelphia li.W) p. m. mg E> u e ■, r all its. K f>. for of proposed extension of pci J. F. LISCOMB, General York,. Liverpool... Oct 30 Boston; Estelle Phiuney, Newport News for Agent. Cymric.New Anderson street to connection with M. ocMdtl Nov.....-22% 22% Kaiser W de New York. do. Description ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. THOS. BARTLETT. AgL G Bremen.oct 30 Ave. with an estimate of the Dot.. 22% 22% Ar 6th, schs Mary F Washington Irani No New York. ... New York. .S’thampton Oct 31 Godfrey, Philadelphia Bar.litt, Conway and Hairlsoii. for Edwin do for cost to connect said extension. IPORR, Oceanic.New York. .Liverpool....Oct 31 Gardiner; Stewart, Bangor. 8.26 a. in.; L wlston and Meciianie alls, 8.35 Passed out Beginning at a stake in the westerly side Wet. Noordland.New York.. Antwerp.... Oct 31 6tli, barque Julia, Philadelphia for a. m.; W civ 1 e, A' g isla and To kland, 8.45 14 50 Savannah. line of Wasnington ave iue, said stake being LAUD Aquitaine.New York. .Havre.Nov l a m.; B ugor, yiug ista and R ickiaua. 12.15 schs distant northerly on said line one hundred Sld 6th, Bdssie C Beach. Philadelphia for Silver and p. m.; S cowheg in, m r nington, jiumfoid Fal s Dot 7 China, forty eight and twenty-for.r one-hundredths 27 Vi Saco; Mary S Bradshaw, do for Providenee; and Lewiston, 12 0 p. in.; Beecher Falls. Fab- RIBS. Frederick do for (148.24) feet from the angle in said westerly Koessner, Bath; Abble & Eva yans and Frulgtou, 11.0> p. m.; S "vb o vt», do for side of Washington avenue next southerly n Wet. 8 07Vs MIANU'UHK almanac.OCT. 8. Hooper, Boston; Marian and Kate B Og- to a ‘.v Up, au usta and Rockland. 5.io p in.; G Linen, let. from the overhead bridge overthe Marginal den, Luis Rabeland Spartan, do for Portland; S-. John. St. siepm n i, Fi r Harbor. Saturday’s quotalioiu. Jun rises. 5 i am. .1° 30 Way; thence In a soutnwesterly direct! -n (Calais), 49],,, Kn waterw *"or Mary E Crosby, do for Belfast; Henry R Tilton, Atco t Pit Couniy, Moosehead Lake mid llan- WHEAT. Jun sets. 5 14! { pm... 10 45 iiul with an angle of forty-five degrees (-*5 and Belle O'Neill, do lor Bangor; Annie F Kim- 5 ,15 Pi F; nin li m- Length of days. .11 25iMoon rises. 0 0 degrees) to the right from the southerly gor. m.; Range;*)*, r rtoi, ‘toemna Cloetnsr. ball, Nonolkfor-; R F Pettigrew, Portland teni Fa) s and Lewiston. \45 m, Election of said Washington avenue, a dis- p. Cuieago, Qct. 77% [or coal port; Wm K Park, do for Brunswick; Montreal, Quebec, ns, Flo. tance of twenty five (26) feet to a stake; Faby Conway, N°y. 73 Raymond T Maui!, Philadelphia for Salem: Joel Bridatun, 7.55 p. in.; Bn H r n r and 77% [hence in a southerly direction a distance Bang'W, Dee. 78% [look, Lewes for Charleston; Blanche H King, located with l.25a. m. .si. The staunch ar.d elegant steamer 78% i A. ZLJS I-C JN JfcCWS Temporarily if five hundred sixty and four-tenths (560.4) (My; Halifax, John.SHoulton, St. _1__ Philadelphia for New London. Stephen, Fa'-Ga1 3.5u a. m. “GOV. DINGLEY” ahd "BAY STATE” .. a of bor, Kangor, Score. [eet to stake in the easterly side line leave Dct. PORTSMOUTH, Nil-Sld 6th, sch Alma Ii A Sundays an l Lewi 12.26 o. alternately Franklin Wharf. Portland, 40 Vi PORT OB' POUTLAMU Ice Cream Anderson street, said stake being distant -Bangor ton, m.; Holmes, for Bahimore. Deering Company, Bangor, 1: 6 a. and India Wharf. Boston, at 7.00 p. in. *ov. 37% 3 7 Vs southerly on said easterly side line ot And- m.; Halifax, St. John, Vance- dally, boi o aud 3.50 a. Sundays exec pied. Dec. 35 PROVINCETOWN-Sld 6tli,'sellR 3ison street one hundred and Bangor, in. 34% / LKenney twenty-four These steamers meet every demand of OATS. 6. Providence. 591 Congress St. one-hundredths (124.36) feet from GKO. F. V. P. & G. M. SATURDAY, Oct. ;hiity-six EVANS, modern steamship service in safety, speed, SALEM-Sld 5tb, sells Ellen M Mitchell, Ellen’ the first in said side line of F. E. BOOTH G. P. & T. Oct. oc(5eod3t angle easterly BY, A. comfort and luxury of traveling. r2i/8 Arrived. U Baxter, Carrie E Pickering, Andrew Pe said Anderson street south of the octedtf Nov 22% ers, Marginal Through tickets for Providence, bo well 22% i’oehasset, Mary Augusta and Abble S Walker, Way. Said street to be (50) feet wide etc. Steamer Tynedale fifty Portland p. m. For Jau. 1187 Moulteu, Cook, York for t i Reuben, South River, NJ, for do; Abbie G Tlie estimated cost to construct street ex- j lillsboro, NB. ( REMOVED and Yarmouth, at tame time, omit'fug 1 15. lole and Charley Bucki. R .-ndout for Ken- clusive of land is as : 2.45, GO. LARD. do; cured damage follows 5 15 and 7.15 p. m. Leave 1 arraouth MCDONALD STEAMBOAT Sch Metropolis, Ferebv, Boston. , lebec. South Amboy for di; Douglass permanently 4.15, trips. N »▼••••. Sch James Haynes, without a i u or 4,800 c. yds. 6.40. a half 1 li 12.4) 7 22 Freeman, Jasper, Boston. ( lo for Annie do fer p excavation, 30, $1,440 5.40, 7.10, 7.40 in., hourly steamers Jau- Dover; Bliss, Marblehead; tf. vds. September 30th, 1900, .. 6 95 Sell Biliow, Boston. loss of blood. No 17,000 fill, 35, 5,050 p >n.. 1.10, 2.10, 2.40, 3.40. 4.10. 6.10, 5.40. hourly Beginning Strout, feUimali, S. George lor Bangor; Freddie Eetoa, Port'and Pier 2.00 p. m. for Cousins, Lit- RIBS. Sch knife or 240 c. yds. masonry, 7, tiil 0.40 m. Leave Underw>o! for leitve Chase, Snow, Boston. >ort tor do; E M South plaster, 1,680 p. Soring Land- Reading Sawyer, Amboy 600 c. excavation for founda- I tlejohn’s Great Ch beague. (Hamilton’s Sch Oregon. Gross. Boston. j or yds. Port'and. 6.10,7. 0. 7.40, 8.10 a. in., o irly till N°y. 7 80 Bueksoort; Ernst T Lee, Ellzabetbport for and Orr’s Island, Fast. Harpsweil. Sebasco, Jan Sch Lizzie B Nichols. Boston. circulars describ- tion, 40, 200 1.10 p. m., half hourly till 7.10. hourly till io.10 ing), 6 32 Small, Jar Harbor; Sardinian, do for Clark’s Island; treatment Small Point Harbor and Candy’s Harbor. Sch I) P. Mitchell, Boston. ing free. Add 10 per cent for contingencies, 927 p. m. .eua White, Perth Amboy for Keimebunkport; Return, leave Candy’s Harbor at 6.00 a. m. Sch Wave. Mitchell, Bos on. Address, Sundays for Underwood Spring and Yar- Portland Dally Free* ] becorva. Woodbury M Snow and G M Brainard, F.W.A.BEBGENSREN.M.D, above landings. StockQ.uotatlons Sch $10,197 mouth from 8.15 a. m. half hourly to 9,45 m, via Mabel, Gray, Brooksville. Jersey City for Portland ; Ize ta, St George for 127 Chatham Street, p. ,3. II. MCDONALD, Man iger, Corrected by Swan Si BaiTict, Btukari, 186 Sell Mildred Condon. A true copy. Last car from Underwood for Portland at 9.10 May, Brooksville. iangor; Frank Learning, for LYNN.MASS. St Middle street. Philadelphia Saco; Attest: rn, and from 8.40 m. Tel. 4.6-3. Office, 158 Commercial Sch Addie F Cole, Thorndike, Boston. L P Emerson, South for Ella p. YarmcaJi p. Amboy Rockland; sepHM&Flf EDWIN L. DYER, City Clerk. cctb'dtf seplOdtf \ THE PRESS. LIVELY TIMES IN STORE. JUMPED OVERBOARD.

Slnulctpal Politic* Beiug Dlscnaaed Suicide on tbe Governor on SEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. Dlngley Les Even at Tills Early Date. Her Trip Saturday >lglit. Cinq Fleurs J. B. Libbv Cc. Ijy Owen. Moore & Co. Municipal politics are being discussed Frank M. Low & Co. On the trip ol the Boston steamer this year much earlier than ever before. Is a new pattern in sterling silver O. C. Elwell. Gov. this Standard Co. Dlngleyrto city Saturday night, Clothing Even at this early date speculation is rife table ware. It is one of the most ar- ~ T. F. Foss & Sans. when the steamer was off Baker’s island as to whom the Republican party will tistic and attractive ever E. S. Waite. at the entrance to Boston l harbor, the designs The Tourist Store. nominate as a candidate for mayor, as brought out. A fine of the Schlotterbecv & Foss Co. men in tbe pilot house were notified that example to talk of a candidate Geo. II. Griffin. what the citizens' and the silversmith s The for Women a man had jumped overboard. The man designer’s ability “QXTEEJV QUALITY' Dissolution of Partnership. will amount to and as to what effect the j skill. It is we have re- J. S. Burke. was about 40 or 45 years of age. Ue had just out and law Co. enforcement of the prohibitory will for $3.00 W. T. Kllburn been noticed when he came on board and ceived our first invoice. Ask to see C. D. & F. B. Nash Co. have on the general result. Agents Wan ed. it was thought he was partially intoxi- these goods, it’s a pleasure to look It is acknowledged by the most oonser* The Oxfordfor Women for j cated, but he did not seem to be in a at them. “Queen Quality” vatlve leaders of the two old line parties1 For Sale, To Let. Lost, Found condition to attention. The New Wants, require any —♦— and similar advertisement* will be found on that the municipal election will be more j $2.50 man went on to the the semi- t» heads. fantall, page under appropriate uncertain next year than ever before. circular deck at the rear of the saloon They bring forward all kinds of argu- i more is money a to ay. and pat there. As the steamer mared Geo. H. Griffen, To pay throwing Sir*.|Winslow’s Sootiung Syrup. ments in support of their view of the: Baker’s island a passenger saw the JEWEIjEFL. seems has been used over Fifty Years oy millions cl matter. The concensus of opinion no better can he man rise and remove his overcoat which 509 CO.VGR ESS ST. Tor no better Boots, Ojcfcrds, had mothers for their children while Teething, to be that the allied rum vote In Portland he placed upon seat. The passengers with perfeci success. It soothes the child, will be arrays! against a Republican; paid little attention to this movement, for any money. softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind candidate in the spring. The rum sellers the and is the best but a second later was horrified to see Colic, regulates bowels, and their sympathizers attribute the is made of the for Diarrhoea whether arising from j the man climb over the rail and plunge of “Queen Quality” fa- emedy election of Pearson to the Republican E'Very pair teething or other causes. For sale by Drug- into the water. The passenger was for Cresolin. vote. They say that they have been bad- i gists In every of the world. Be sure ai d a few minutes so excited that there was mous “K-ibo” tannage, the highest quality obtainable. 25 cts ly treated by this election of Pearson and ask lor Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Eyruo, delay in notifying the officers and it is that some'one will have to pay the fid- a bottle. thought that ten minutes elapsed be- The THBEAB and SilK used in their mannfac- dler for the music which has been given Ec fore the word reached the pilot house CASTORIA them durlng'The past year by the Repub- and the engines were reversed. The ture are superior quality. Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. lican party. One of the leaders in this steamer was backed to the point where V A Gallon. In use for more than thirty years, and class said that a Republican mayor, the man disappeared aa near as the offi- The are celluloid and cannot tuear The Kind You Have whoever he may be, must play second The eyelets Always Bought. cers could judge, but in the darkness it ideal Addle to a prohibition sheriff, and that CASTORIA was impossible to get any trace of him disinfectant Brassy• In consequence tne success of a Republi- “QUEEN QUALITY” of Chas. H. Fletcher. and he had very likely already sunk be- Bears the signature can ora citizens’ candid ate will mean for man THE FAMOUS SHOE FOR WOMEN neath the water. All that there was to il In use for more than thirty years, and their being ground to atoms between and beast. hrow any light on the identity of the The Kind You Have Always Bought. the prohibition and the Republican mill suicide were two envelopes found in the more stones. of the overcoat. were ad- It destroys all contagions No, 506. “Queen Quality” Oxfords, than CASTORIA pockets They Six Strong Points in ‘‘We can make more money with Pear- dressed to Kichard W. Sprague, Merrick, and infections Will a dozen styJes at $2.50 Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. germs. son as sheriff if the police will let us Massachusetts. “Queen Quality,tf use for more than and heal and In thirty years, alone than ever before, said one of those cuts, wonnds, mange The man stated when he came on board fit where others fail. The Kind You Have They Shine? It's Free. Always Bought. men the other day. “We know that Pear- that he was to his home in Lewis- kill all vermin on domestic going are “correct” in eon will and drive us out of the busi- They always strictly try ton.^ animals. Should he nsed in Come and have your shoes cleaned and but he can’t do it alone. Jde’must style. ness, Yesterday General Manager Lisoomb no matter where ADVERTISE YOUR a the polished; you bought have the of the If the every stable. They give slender, pretty look to help police. police told a PBESS reporter that he had ob- them, we shine them free. WANTS in the DAILY foot. leave us alone we will have better prices no tained fuller information as to the In pint botiles. 25c—makes and best re- for our stuff, less expense and will not They are as easy the first day worn as PRESS, get of the man. He said that a tax — Identity 5 have to as a stock of gallons. an old shoe. Setting Machines The sults. The PRESS goes keep up good goods. bill made out against Hlchard W.Sprague The way we look at It we must elect a of West had been They are strong and durable. into more homes than Springfield, Mass., “Challenger Democratic administration and we have found In the man’s effects, but that was They retain their shape while the shoe other 25 cents Schlotterbeck & Foss Co. any paper. strength enough to do it.” all. The chief of police at West Spring- lasts. xuc u«*b Prescription Druggists. a week for 40 word. ivopuunuau paru/ uuuuuuwui) Held was notifledfby telegraph, but up to Only one dealer in a town has “Queen a light on Its hands for next spring and last bad been'heard from OCt8cl3t night nothing to the leaders realize it. will Quality” shoes. Others may claim BRIEF JOTTINGS. fully They him or from the man’s relatives. nominate a man In whom the citizens have a shoe as good but the dealer w'lio sells the shoe is the have confidence and will rely upon the GOVERNOR IN TOWN. "Queen Quality” OF THIS STYLE SHOE. The Ladles’ Aid society of the Church EXACT REPRODUCTION strength of the party In the city to put one to patronize, not the dealer who of the Messiah will meet Wednesday af- Kibo Kid with toe the width of a him Into office. The men who are being urges another shoe that brings bigger ternoon, October lObb, with the presi- Conferred With Lawyers Concerning silver half-dollar, medium sole, square most talked of for the Republican nomi- profits. dent, Mrs, F. N. Oalderwood. the Vacant Judgeship. TO URIST medium low suitable for nation now are Fred N. Mayberry, Hon. Send a for the edge, heel, A special train will leave Topsham postal “Queen Quality” A, F. Moulton and Theodore Josselyn. house or street wear, a snug, close fitter Fair grounds Wednesday and Thursday illustrated Booklet. It’s Free. We Col. Fred N. How has been spoken of Governor Powers arrived in the city vet has all the ease imaginable, afternoon at 4.25,giving Portland patrons SHOE} carry 32 different styles and shapes of in some quarters as the ‘‘logical candi- late Friday evening, He was on his way an opportunity to connect with the west Removed to “Queen Quality” Boots and Shoes for $3.00 date* in view of what has happened, home from Boston, and Saturday morn- bound express at Brunswick. women. Let the few we tell of below 1 No. 516. and many people seem to think that the ing met a committee of the Cumberland 571 St. A gentleman who did not want his Congress speak for the many advertisingly silent admirers of George .Libby, the county at- bar regarding the appointment of a suc- name made public added $10 to the Gal- ones. torney who has worried the rum sellers cessor to the late Justice Haskell of the veston fund Saturday. A Sewing Machine of unusual merit, not a little, will also bring him forward Supreme court. Our Harry S trout, the oldest of the thrae Stronghold manufactured and guaranteed by a com- as a candidate when the time comes. “When will this appointment be boys who stole the team of Mark Mor- pany with 30 years’ experience in mak- A Hemoorat of standing in the party made?” was asked the Governor by a re- The BEST $2.50 riil, last Sunday, and drove with it to ing Sewing Machines. has said that the party organization in porter of the PRESS. “I don:t know," Waterboro where they were apprehended, That’s Sold, They have made about three-quarters March will be stronger than ever before answered the chief executlvo. “I have was placed before the municipal court of a million Machines. This machine and that are on not yet made up my mind as to the on a of and they figuring gaining Saturday charge truancy will sew from one thickness of muslin to control of affairs. are time.1' Oar other sentenced to the reform school municipal They only grades, during six thicknesses of canvas without even now quietly at work building up a heavy minority. The two younger boys were GIVES A FALSE IMPRESSION. $3.00 and $5.00. machine and that the indications are breaking the thread. released. say that they will win out, especially if a A young man wearing a uniform al- The thread cannot be broken oven if The alarm from box 82 Saturday after- ALSO- citizens’ ticket is in the held. most identical with that of an army offi- the machine is turned in the wrong di- noon was for a small fire in the rear of put The citizens’ ticket idea has never been cer, has been engaged in selling/books in A Shoe for Women— rection. With machine we fur- 68 Clark street. The shed is owned by Special every in but it is hard Portland known as the official records nish a set of attach- William T Carroll, and the cause of the very popular Portland, The ANITA. Free complete to tell just what may come out of it in of the Spanish-American war. The young ments. fire was a quantity of hot ashes which March, The Rev. Mr. McAllister has man claimed to represent the Bureau had been there The damage mdo tnamei calf. EXACT REPRODUCTION OF THIS STYLE SHOE. emptied Records of the War been talked of as a citizens’ candidate for of War Department double Price with Box was very slight. The TOURIST SHOE Heavy Tuxedo Kibo extra top, and in some wards In Portland and the impression he gave was that he shape, heavy Kid, £17.50 was filed In mayor, sole, extension A petition in bankruptcy hand sewed extension Price with Drop head, like cut, there have been threats of citizens’ can- was an agent for the department in the 571 St. hand heavy sole, welt, States District court Satur- Congress edge, welt, the United oct8dM,W,Slm low custom toe full at the didates for the city government. Much distribution of these books. Despatches low heel. edge, heel, day by Robert F. Shackford of Gorham. £19.00 as to the suooess of this move- from the War Department stated that no end, made of strong leather, pliant and Holmes circle will meet with Mrs. M. depends The “Tuxedo” shape. Heavy Enamel so it is said, on the favor with official records of the Spanish-Amerioan comfortable, “The Daytonia” manufac- A. Kennard, 165 Oxiord street, next Wed- ment, Kibo Calf, dull Kibo top, hand welted, $3.00 Machine, afternoon. A attendance Is which Mr. Pearson’s enforcement of the war have been authorized and that the No. 500 is the same in Kibo Calf. tured and guaranteed the Davis nesday large extra heavy double sole, English shank, style by Sew- requested.^; law is received by the conservative citi- War Record bureau has ceased to exist. Machine extension low the latest shoe ing Company. of the Portland What this man has been edge, heel, The regular meeting zens. Any way the municipal campaign young selling 540. A fad. No. thoroughbred machine. Past Chancellors’ Association will one of the most live- has been a pictorial history of the Span- Me., in the spring will'be Every part perfect. be held at K. of P. hall at 8 p, m., Mon- the city has known in years, ish war, published as a private venture. Price, The Latest ly $3.00 Durable, runs easily and without day. A full attendance Is requested as Complaint has bean made against this ***** racket. 5 drawers. method of books to the matters of importance will come before FOR selling postmas- Shape. CANDIDATES CHAIRMAN. We can suggest a hundred desir- I Has of the association. ter who will a stop to it if A comfortable every good point any $40.00 general, put able in with Allan as gifts Sterling Silver, and handsome Machine. The launching of the six-masted The retirement of George H, it is in his power to do so. Ideal The Sewing prices ranging from one to ten dol- shoe, Our schooner Eleanor Percy will take place at chairman of the Republican city commit- Patent up-to-date price. $21.00 ANNUAL MEETING OF PORTLAND Plated Ware too. Then Girl. in every way, is Bath next This is the tee after the November election, has lars;—in Society Thursday, larg- Kid. the FRATERNITY. there are Cut Glass SEE Queen Quality, est schooner in the world and the Maine aroused considerable interest as to who Clocks, Jewelry, •THAT THIS “Mannish” model. Special Monday Bargains Central will sell excursion tickets good will be his successor in that Important At the meeting called for tomorrow and an entirely new Art Ware called at 75 street at SEE in the Domestic for the train leaving Portland at 10.25 position. Several candidates have been evening Spring 7.30,officers the Wave Crest, that is made especi- Dept. the will be elected and THAT THIS a. m. for $1.00 for the round trip. mentioned for the honor, but only one for coming year ally for gifts; —as dainty and artistic the of the work will be sub- About twenty young men, picked from has avowed himself as willing to accept report year's as anything you’ve seen. jy>c. the best billiard players in Portland, are it. Mr. Fank I.Moore, now the secretary mitted to the society. "'ark Two thousand best a at the Palace Bil- of the committee, has said he would like ED yards very to hold tournament CHANGE OF TIME ON GRAND Hall. The all to be elected to this and his friends !Y quality light Shirting.Prints, 314c liard tournament will last place TRUNK. are an effort to about S. IS BRANDED winter, and will without doubt attract making bring E. WAITE, Mat Kid A new time table goes into effect on the Top. 5c. much attention from his election. Capt, Whitman Sawyer has ON EVERT players, Grand Trunk today. *It will be found in JEWEHjER, Sole. been to Light SHOE. also urged accept the position, our columns. I All the newest in Fall advertising 547 CONGRESS STREET. Heel designs PERSONALS. The election will occur after the nation- High Military octSM.W.F, A trifle mannish, Kibo Kid with tip of Prints, Indigos, Reds, Chocolates, al election Is ended. Yellow Birch and Rock M For Sale. medium pie Shoe. same, liand-welted, low custom heel, colors, 5c Captain and Mrs. dames K, Cogswell There is noihliig so cheer ful at this time of No.1 517. Spanish Opera both comfortable and call have taken Mrs. Lewis Brown:s house MODERN SHOE COMFORT. the year a* a nice fire In your open grate. Come Ideal Patent Kid Vamp, dull-mat-top, stylish. Many and see me or telephone “>34-4. it 7 Ac. on State street, medium the most popular Boot of the season, At no time in the history of shoe mak- J. S. BUKKE, 65 India St. high military heel, light sole, Mrs- Mr. and octfdl-w extra and George Duncan, Mrs, ing has there been so much effort direct- for house and street wear, £3.00 Percales, good quality Nathan Clifford and Miss $3.00 Marcia B. ed to the comfort of the wearer as during styles, warranted fast, 7AC left for a to Mon- Knight Saturday trip the past few years. Probably no shoe for No. 537. treal. men is better modelled for comfort and 12'*c. the nor is Y. W. C. A. CLASSES. style than Tourist at $2 50; Two yard wide Unbleached Sheet- there a better wearing shoe. The Tourist The first social of the season of the ings (Androscoggin) 121/3 0 makers have two other grades, $3.00 and Y'oung Women’s Christian association $5.00. They also have a particularly de- 5c. will take place this evening. Arrange- sirable shoe for women called the Amita, ments for it have been put into the hands a extra which is well worth the |j2 Is convenience—a I]2 Outing Flannel, good tex- trying. j great poor of the educational committee, who will ture and same as sold The Tourist Shoe people have just I 2 one a We 2 designs, at Sc. be to receive the names of great annoyance. present any moved into the handsome store 571 This sale at 5o wishing to] joinlthe olasses. The courses ! 2 have over a thousand clocks 2 Congress street, and are ready to serve pursued during the winter will be those from the best makers in the you. 2 2 tigs. for which there' Is a demand on Monday 2 country. Any kind you want, 2 Smyrna 27 54 evening. Dressmaking, millinery, Rugs, by inch, COMMENDS THE MARINES. double stenography bookkeeping, elocution and face. “WE SELL ’EM.” A at French are the ones suggested, as well as Col. F. E. Boothby, who is a friend of Monday Bargain $1.19 work. The aim is to fit gymnasium Gen, Hay wood, who commands the United 95c to St 00. Lace Curtains, Great Variety, women to earn 1 young larger salaries, States marine received from the corps, We always have the largest 2 Z. THOMPSON & 50c pair and to reduce their living expenses by General a copy of the resolutions passed BR0„ aud we are offering them such instruction that they by a meeting of the missionaries at stock, greatly 2 ELM STREET. French oct5 Flannels. become their own milliners dimlorlOp may and Pekin, commending the officers and men pleased to show you. "The Popular,” Spanish Opera shape, dressmakers. See them in Congress street win- of the marine corps for their gallantry Kibo Kid, patent leather sole Clocks for Hall, Office, $ No. 511. Ideal Patent Kid Vamp, tip, light dow and faithful performance of their duty. No. 3, Newest and Choicest, 69c WELL KEPT RAILROAD I black cloth stylish and perfect STATION top, Silk-worked eyelets, fitting. These resolutions were accompanied by 2 Store, Dining Room and GROUNDS. J French heel, especially designed for Pr5ce> i Imitation French Flannel. a letter of Minister Conger also very Kitchen. ♦ £3.0C 2 Parties and Same style in Lacing Boots, §3.00. General Superintendent D. W. Sanborn of the United States ma- Dancing. oommendatory Our Alarm from ♦ A YOUNG MAN Almost perfect imitations, 34 of the Boston & Maine railroad has ♦ Clocks Price, just rines. Gen. Haywood is a Maine man j ***** inches new • £3.00 wide, bow patterns, 17o announced the list]of prize winners for and is naturally well pleased with the t 95c to $5.00 are waking the best flower at the stations AND YOUNG LADY display good things said about his corps. up the town. ♦ along its system. The list is much great- fall in love, get married, and go t< J. LIBBY . er than heretofore, and as there is great THE WOMAN’S COUNCIL. housekeeping. R. GO. J. B. LIBBY GO J. R. LIBBY G9. between the whicn The annual 'of the Portland competition agents, meeting THAT’S THEIR BUSINESS. EVERY results in the Boston & Maine system Woman’s Counoll will be held Wednesday WOMAN i JAfVISS A. After awhile want beaten Sometimes needs a reliable BAIN, some of the neatest and best Ootober 10th at 3 in Y. M. C. A. I they Carpets ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. having p. m., monthly regulating medicine. Blankets Cleansed and Lace Curtain Tradin' of Piano and kept stations in the country. auxiliary parlor. The reports from socie- MCKENNEY, 1 DR. PEAL'S Organ. done up. Beginner? given a thorough foundation oil In the clear- sixth class, prize §10, the fol- ties affiliated with the oouncil will the rudiments of music, ana the WANT one assistant bookkeeper, a yens* The patronage of *• lowing Maine stations are winners: Gor- ly show the good work going on in our Jeweler, PENNYROYAL piLLS, advanced p’.avers solicited. Esneclal attention man who is accurate at flgifej, a g.™ | THAT’S given to per.m: u and at the same lime rapid. One «bo Are prompt, safe and certain in result. The gens* Technic. Phrasing, Sight Beading ham, Kennebunk, Kennebunkport; sev- city and the benefit of feder ation in the Sol and can iu nish references ana has had office «• I MONUMENT OURJUSINESS. ine (Dr. Peal's) neverdisappoint. Sent anywhere, Memorizing, Accompaniment "Work. enth class, prize §5, Scirboro Crossing, oouncil. A cordial invitation is extended SQ. | *1.00. Pesl Medicine Co., Cleveland, O. Address 3§5 Congress St. perienee. 2 sept20dtf In studio between 9-12 2 ■ a. m. and 2-6 p. m. JOHN W. 5)i;i{liI.\S co., Pine Point. to all. .Foster’s House C. H. GUPPY & CO.. Portland, Me. Agent*. Dye septiadeodim octGdGt p Portland, iffe.