PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

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and when the new ■ncmmow. The question at Issue now Is whether lynching* at the next session of the legis- rropetty company lature. Mr. Morriss’s bill for comen I shall bo MEJI OUT. this communication meant a reply would DIGESTER BLEW IT. provides HElRIfO t'SDKD. ready to decide upon It FOUR UUIDRED the trial of the accused within live days be the or that then.” given employes May 1st, after arrest and. noon conviction, the Alderman Lam son—“Are the figuring of tho accounts would begin treasure provides for a public hanging you ready to n*e on that data and the reply be due ten days after. A unique provision of the have a new company tosidss the one now act ii that the testimony or the aRsallant's days or a fortnight Inter. The Machin- petitioning to come In here.?” victim may be taken in private by a ists' in Alderman Will Vote on Mr. Junkins—“I am.” Murder of Old Strike in Saco Machine union interpreted it os meaning that Terrible Explosion special commissioner in the presence of Strange a definite reply would be forthcoming the accused while the trial is in progress. Major Sidney W. Thaxter was oalled on and said it seemed to him that the Man in New York. Shops. May 1st, but the agent says this interpre- Benton Pulp Mill. Question Tonight. propo sltlon which was this tation was incorrect. BATH’S APPROPRIATIONS. made.by company Last night tho nnlon discussed the was a pure^business'proposltion. lie said question at great length, and finally vot- that he had signed the petition for this AVh.t It will Coat to Ron flip ed to send another oo mm it tee to Inter- Shipping new company because ho was a member This Year. a desired to use electrica Ask for an Advance in of view the agent, this morning to renew Mill was Wrecked and Two Men Will rortlaiul Electrie Light Com- of Ann which Victim was Dank Director and Men Wages ns low the demand for a 20 per cent inoreaso of power, and wished to obtain it at [t a as He slid that the wages, and If a definite and satisfactory were killed. pany he Admitted? price possible. Wealthy Business Man. Ter Cent. [special to the phebs.J ■h Twenty answer was not recelved,the strike should other reasons why he favored this because it ensue. Bath, May 3.—The Bath city govern- company's coming in here were A committee of five, In accordance with ment tonight passed Its annual appropri- would give to Portland a large amount of An Excellent Combination. this vote, called at the counting room ation bill of $144,710.03 after a four cheap power and would bring here a great f i* this and was informed that hours’ session. deal of business. As far as the disfiguring The pleasant method and beneficial Outbreak Due to Misun- morning, One a Brother of Well Closing Arguments for Alleged Criminal was effects of the well known remedy, Agent Threlfall was in Boston. The com- Among the appropriations were £15,500 of the streets is concerned it would not the SYRUP op Flos, manufactured by mittee sought an Interview with Superin- for highways, $6000 for new streets, $8,t>35 Both Sides Made. disfigure them much more than they are illustrate Known Portland Men. Formerly Rich. California Fig Syrup Co., derstanding. tendent Gilman P. .Littlefield. He told for lire department, $1050 for purchase now disfigured. The streets should be value of the laxa- the obtaining liquid them he could not give the definite of lot and building north of Water opened to free competition and he could <• tive of plants known be principles to. answer they desired, but be would assure street engine house, $1950 lor purchase of s;e no reason why this company should medicinally laxative and presenting men would remain at a and en- not be allowed to erect their in the them in t^e form most refreshing to the them that if the combination hose chemical poles Claims ilis Victim Has Hounded the It work the of would be con- with horses for the streets and bring the power here. He sold taste an & acceptable to system. subject wages A Flaw in Said to Haro gine same; $18,450 Business Men Who Signed the laxa- While Casting was a mem is the one perfect strengthening Demand Made on Supt. sidered and every man’s merits taken in- for school, $1900 for repairs on South that if he tor of this board he Him for Years. the tive, cleansing system effectually, to account, and that if an increase was Caused Trouble. primary and $150 for repairs on North Petition. should make tho conditions of this com- headaches and fevers was dispelling colds, Agent Away. made it would dat* from the day of primary, $4100 for firo $000 for pany coming into this city as strong as and one .first protection gently yet promptly enabling because be interest this month. •Qppoit of poor, $1250 for public library. possible thought.the ■ to overcome habitual constipation per- fV It was shall of the city demanded it. manently. Its perfect freedom from The committee replied that It had;beec decided that the liremen and sub- and had from to Alderman Luinson—“ Do you to New 3.—Alexander Mastur- every objectionable quality delegated with a specific, duty, receive an advance in pay $25 $40 object York, May The adjourned of the stance, and its acting on the kidneys, not been authorized to consider a com- [8PKCTAL TO TUB, TRR8S.J per month and that the companies shall hearing petition any other companies coming in here?” ton, a director of the Farmers’ Lean and tc THE PRESS.! liver and bowels, without ^pSCIAL of the Portland Electric Light company Mr. Thaxter—“I am in favor of free of was weakening promise or a proposition to delay matters; Benton Falls, May 3.—A terrible acci- be out down from 17 to 12 men each. Trust company andt72 years age, or them, make it the ideal —Four hundred em- for to erect and wires and fair shot and killed this afternoon irritating Biddeford, May 8. that the machinists had decided to strike dent occurred In the Kennebec Fibre com- The city treasurer aunounoed that be permission poles competition.” by Jamt.-* laxative. and build conduits "In certain in of the Saco and Pettee machine was acceded to. The at has from tne Federal {streets Alderman Smith—"You are to Neale Plumb, In the Burlington hotel on In the of ployes if the demand not pany’s mill at this place this morning received $507.03 gov- ready process manufacturing figs Portland was continued after- went out on a strike, this morning, able to seoure the the yesterday have other poles put in front of your West 20th street. Masterton was shot flvo are used, as they are pleasant to the shops oommittee not being about eight o’clock. A new boiler used ernment for money expended by city fop an increase of noon. house on are times and died within an hour or taste, but the medicinal qualities of the because their demand objeot for which it was appointed, the for cooking wood while being tested, ex- in equipping the naval reserves. Deoiing street, you?” two. from senna and had not been acced- John II. who represented Mr. Thaxter—“I do not live on The as remedy are obtained 20 per cent in wages strike took place, nil but about «X). men ploded, Instantly killing two men and Fogg, Ksq., Peer- murdei‘|Waa premeditated evidenced other aromatic plants, by a method ed to. out. The the petitioners, said that the aldermen ing street, but on street. I am the voluminous statements written in In the machine shops going seriously Injuring several more. FROM AGU1NALD0. Spring by known to the California Fig Syrup have been in would bear in mind that an adjournment to have other in front advunoe Plumb aud out These shops operation 100 fonndryinen remained at their work, The killed are Charles tikllJlns, a fore- prepared poles put by given al’tel Co. In order to get its beneficial while he only. since 184C, and this Is the lirst strike ewer to in the was taken at tho former hearing of my house if necessary.” his arrest. At present the real motive fox effects and to avoid imitations, please and are not likely participate man, and James Noteworthy, mill hand. th»*re According to th** Filipino Envoys Admit They Are From was Introducing some testimony in Alderman Smith—“You said didn’t the crime is unknown. Plumb in hid remember the full name of the Company inaugurated strike unless an attempt is made to fill Skilling leaves u wife, two brothers, ycu of the muiaagt and the ad- the Leader. favor of the petitioning company. He think tho financial of this com- statements issued “to the printed on the front of every package. cotims ment, the places of strikers with non-union Walter and Oscar, both In business In Inunrgent standing public,” and stated he ii isstons of some of the strikers, the out- said that at that time he what pany concerned us uny. I think it does entitled “Why I, J. Neal Plumb, shot CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. men. Portland, and two slstersj Mrs. Charles was the result of a misunder- believed to be the sentiment of the citi- concern ns and tho a deal.” Alexander declared that ho SAN CAL. break today Threlfall returned to Blddeford and Mrs. Annie both of oity great Masterton,' FRANCISCO, Agent Piper Sklilln, 3—12.10 p. m.—Thero was Manila, May zens of Portland and he said he had a had actuated to do the LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N. Y. standing. this afternoon. He was surprised that a Benton. is a and Mr. Thaxter—“ That is merely differ- beenj shooting be- Noseworthy foreigner a conference two hours be- For sale all Druggists.— Price 50c. per bottle. in lasting today found no reason to his mind in re- cause of of ty the hard times period, and strike been and sa*d was change ence of opinion. a systematic hounding him Lj{r During bad precipitated, unmarried. lie twenty two years Otis and the tween Major E. S. envoys to this statement. He said that since fact for some time before the hard times he had the men would be rea- old. gard Mr. Fogg—“Would you impose more Masterton. Plumb declared further that supposed who came here from Hen.Antonio Luna, was dull in these that hearing there had been severe conditions on Masterton had not ruined him dnuu- struck in, business very sonable enough to allow the company There wero two At the first hastily this competing com- only explosions. a for a cessation of hos- half the crew bearing proposal the sentiment of the in on the cittllv. lint, hurl Jittemnfcod to ft lien a to t.ho SPRING STYLES shops. Less than regular time to make its six mouths’ some'men who wore near saw gathered people puny than existing company?” enough up working tilities. at reduced But regard to this matter, and he then intro- air. inaxter— 1 snoaiu tax affections of his wife ami children and — was employed, wages. accounts before out on a strike. Skillln start to but the second shook leg, sir, IN going run, Uon. Otis adhered to his refusal to reo- the was reor- duced a strongly the them a certain of their re- to cause his social downfu'l. about a year ago company He said at least ten days would be nee- came almost and he was not petition supi>ortlng per centage Instantly, llUU OU-UnilOU Ul IIUO UgUI/.tl (JUTDiUlllSUV uew cum anu tn.iu its consolidated with the man- Minifirv puny urgiug ret|una for the ot in Plumb's one of which wa* ganized and t.n taka nn account of stock, so seen until later, when he was found ceipts privllegs coming "statements, Boots and Shoes. works at Insurgents. be Mr. read the to the Associated agement of the Pettee machine teat the could determine what o.iifibafi hiinaf.f li rill.. .if hv.nl.fin mo granted. Fogg signers hero.” addressed Press, deals company The now ask for a truce of and since 2 Filipinos of this several hundred in num- Lam son—‘‘I with a of his career the Newton Upper Falls, Mass., the conditions would warrant in the ami wood. was work- petition, Alderman understand that period embracing cbioery Nosewortby three months to enable Aguinaldo to have teen on lull ber, including a great many of the promi- would the com- 35 were in Our $3.50 Slioc then tbe shops running way of an increase. at a saw and was killed you chargo petitioning past years; rambling muny ing instantly by summon the Congress and consult with crews in nent business houses in Portland. to come in and concluded with the with full every depart- A committee will be sent to the tho The lireman some pany something here.” places following: for in Rus*et and is the best time, agent Hying pieces and oo others of the men, Black, the Insurgents leaders com- some instances have Besides the petition there was a Mr. Thoxter—“I would make them “No nma has a higher reuard for hu- wearing shoe In tne market for the money. ment. In wages tomorrow and it Is hoped thut an adjust- o! the machinists 'had narrow escapes pay islands. munication from the United Earn- man life than 1 have. But the just and there has been no gen- ment ot the will be arrived at, from deatn Coroner Wage something for the privilege.” Our Ladies’ Shoes beun|advanced,but dJllioulty by scalding. Edwards The admitted the contention of righteous of Alexander $3.50 envoys ers of Portlnnd adopted at the of here the evidence of punishment aral increase. ho that the will not have to pliut was soon on the and the dead and meeting Mr. Fogg rested Musterton is decreed an shops ground Gen. Otis that has little con- by outraged tiod, In Kasset and perfect satisfac- Machinists' union, Agnlnaldo that and elgued by H. L. the Black, gives A short time ago,tbe down. wero removed to their homes. organization petitioners. and 1 am simply the humble instrument tion In fit and wear. Injured trol over affairs outside of the island of last on McKinley, the in his hands, as he has selected me as his We also have the in all the which was organized fail, began 'lhe of tho mill in which the president, urging granting Mr. Hale then made an in re- higher grades REPORT OF A SETTLEMENT. part Luzon. urgument chosen instrument of wrathful makes. advance of this vengeance. leading agitation in favor of an of wages. boiler was situated is a total wreck. The The of release of petition. monstrance this new 8.—F. J. Hale qnesfclon Spanish against, admitting £ I huvo rid the world of a man who was of the union Newton, Mass., May in the hands of the J. R. was called upon to express About the middle April machine boiler itself was blown feet prisoners Filipinos Libby into the He said that he not tit to live and whose death « thou- who has charge of the Pottee twenty-live Manuel company city. Xhrelfall of being mentioned. Mijor Argue!- his views In relation to this matter. He sand times over could never atone for the communicated with Agent st Newton Falls tonight stated that from its The is should In no evidence. He said that shop place. explosion supposed ies. the chief member of tin* put the fcjaco and Pettee shops, asking him to informed the deputation, sc.id he had not come here to in- wrongs done me." he nod been by superintend- been due to a in the as down) he to of his machinists, in to have defect cast- said that he considered them being in merely asked the board consider this Musterton and Plumb met Increase the wages ent of the in liiddeford that the struct the board in this matter but he had by agreement shop the same with the Americans, response to that request he submitted the there had been and ing for the cover, that Leing tho part to category matter as a public business question, and in the Burlington hotel at 1.30 p. in., in mtftrenoM adjusted the successor of come to show his a was not made the United States;belng by presence and by the following reply,which pub- men would return to work tomorrow. lir.it The loss to the not to consider the private reasons of the apartments occupied by Manager the give way company in dominion over the Island and lic until Spain few words that he was in favor of this re- Cole. I bad been there but a shor; today: is about which is covered in- Consolidated company in the least. hey and $16,000, by acquiring by treaty all Spanish rights and when live shots were tired in ‘To the employes of the Jr'aoo Pettee TO quest being granted. He said that he had time, rap- SENATOR HOAR GOING surance. obligations. “While we do not call upon you to pro- id succession. Plumb then came out muchine shops: the After the dose of the conference with no doubt that after hearing long fist r with your request that we EUROPE. bkillin, the foreman, who was killed tect our private Interests we do say that the apartments and walked into the “Complying a con- serious con- Gen. Otis the Filipino envoys had of of this petition room arrest. y that would not be required to (Mr. KE1). * Put one of maximum wind 30 lengthy setting present they an end to. that ILs i B LI NOS, RICH 49; velocity, .NE; attend the manosuvres It has now been Alderman Smith—“Are you ready to might put to telegraph .President McKiul.-y .04. describably barbnrouB treatment” of the the Ameri- precipitation, was actual- the Mr. Hale then said he would note some has promised to pay SASH I S, BOTTLE GREEN, p in this oountry. proved that this notification have 1200 more poles located around Majesty jj Cherry Pectoral negro can claim of for losses sus- Ayer's ly 17. Therefore Dreyfus could not of the petition. He said in 20,000 pounds ROOF, TERRA COTTA. C May j city streets?” peculiarities Americans in 3 Weather Cbiervauitu. have written ‘‘1 am storting for the tained by Turkey during Plasters over ALL FOODS ADULTER- think it would ls'Jo. your lungs NEARLY in the Mr. Junkins—‘‘I don’t Continuiut uu Second Page. the Armenian massacres in i L weather manoeuvres,” following August. The agricultural department ATED. Col. J)u than those on the v Fifty other Combi- j» It is rumored that it was Lieut. j be any more harm bureau for yesterday, May 3, taken Paty de Clam himself who communicated binations with L Chicago, May H.— Aoeordlng to Dr. H. streets already.” \ A wholm Madicmi 8 time, the observation to tne the made before ! at p. in.,meridian W. Wiley, chief chemist of the United Figaro depositions Alderman Smith—“Are you ready to mixed paints. Library Fr co. the court of cassation. ^ for each section being given in this order: States department of agriculture, who front of For four rents in stamps to pay post- have the poles put in your to wo will send sixteeu of was called the stand today to testify age. you medical Temperature, Uirectlou of wind, state DEWEY book*. the Senatorial food investi- AFRAID OF MAKING house?” i H. H. HAY & SON, Middle St. weather: before pure g gating committee, now in session here, MUTINOUS. Mr. Junkins—”1 am ready to have any Ativlca From. 48 New Madloml Boston, degrees. SE, clear; yu per cent of the articles of food of iu front of my 1ir»wjrTrTrTrTririr the exclusive services of Fully San Francisco. 3. —The local post number poles put We have York, 48 degrees, E, cloudy; Philadel- and drink manufactured and u£cd in this May some of the most eminent physicians office seized some of the is ta this 53 Wash- of officials today propirty that necessary bring the United States. Unusual oppor- phia, degrees, E, p cloudy; country, frauds. All kinds dairy In 50 de- sent out ny Edward Atkinson, tuultles and long experience emi- ington, 54, K., cloudy; Alliany, he as well as every pamphlets company in.” ADAMS & produota, said, nearly vice ot the Powder medical president ANDERSON, CO., nently fit them for giving you grees, N, clear; Buffalo, 52 degrees, of even anti-imperialist Smith—“And when the other the H variety condiments, inluding >rere Alderman Efl advice. Write freelv all panic- clear! oil K, league of Boston. The pamphlets receive u E, Detroit, degrees, coffee in the were adulterated Fire Insurance fl utars In your case. You will JHI berry, addressed to Admiral Gen. Otis, come are you ready to have Agency JR without cost. SKA clear; Chioago, GO degrees, S, oloudy; Dewey, companies nruiupt reply, Gen. Miller and Professors Sohururoan of house?” 31 Street. flP *Aduress, 1>H. J. C. AYER. St. Paul, 52 degrees, N.. clear; Murou, TO PREVENT LYNOiJINU. more poles put in front your food snore delicious and wlsolesome Exchange Lowell, Mass. W and the luttor two Makes the Dak. 42 degrees, SK., clear; Bismarck, Worcester, gentlemen Mr. Junkins—“1 am ready to huvo the Hrst Class American and numbers of the commis- Foreign Companies 3-1 degrees. W., snow; Jacksonville, 70 Atlanta. Ga., May 3.—-Represenative being Filipino ii ok ace Anderson. Chas. C. Adams. of this company nut in front of my E., clear. Morris will introduce a bill relative to sion. poles deem Thos, J. Littlx. ip eodti degrees, t

% s, / _ driver of that haie not wet. It didn’t kill the Nothing that thry been forced (ranting game by a wore of If to 4. The HEARhfl ENDED. team." to do. They even went to the legisla- LIGHT PETITION. TYPHOID N CAMPS! •oon: Alderman beonuse the ture In 1895 and by a system of ELECTRIC HACKING GOUGH. Johneon—"No, working Holy Crow, 08(00010 x—9 man didn’t take hold of the wire." the legislature which we all understand, Lute*, 00000080 1—4 Mr. Hale-" he did. He took hold secured the of that most Contlnifd from First Pago. Yea passage audac- Base hit*—Holy Cion, 10; Bat**, e. Er- of tho wire and It didn't kill him." ious and damnable act which barred ail ror*—Holy Cron, 9; Bates, 0. Ilattral* — i relation to Prof. Bell that he wae a re* Alderman Johneon—"Didn't he have other companies out of Portland Claneey and Brennan; l’nlsifer and without To the Honorable .tlugor and Hoard of Aldermen of flic C'lfy of Was More Prevalent Pnrlnton. poted electrical bot hi* a charter. authority, opinions gloves on?" special They forgot that them Portland!— A There is of Con so BOWDOIN LOBES TO Sip Itanpr bad been shown to be foolish by the Mr. Hole—"I believe he did." was a charter lu existence and this is 1 HARVARD We, the undersigned citizens and tax payers ot Portland, believing that the time Than Supposed. questions asked that he didn’t think the Aldermm Johnson—"Wasn't that the wbat now confronts this I gigantic mo- should have the of electrical tor Cambridge. May 8.—Harvard defeat? Ahead. to has come when onr citizens privilege obtaining power aldermen would pay much attention rsason It didn’t kill him?" nopoly owned In Connecticut. llowdoln In a one aided on : sumption why After this and for their places of business and homes from such game oldler what he said about Mr. Industrial purposes, lighting high voltage. Mr. Hale—" May be It was." the Consolidated company has the cheek Held, tbla afternoon, by a score of nine and sources as offer the same upon the most advantageous terms, and that the Hale then read from Prof. Bell’s book on Alderman Moulton—“Yoo understand to come here and ask that a parties od*. The local college tenoi competing of affords the best safegnard to our city and citlzena generally put np „ me transmission in which open door competition of electrlolry, that under tbe olty ordinances theclty can company be shut out of the olty to boat fielding game of the year, with tl e pro- excessive charges, respectfully but earnestly urge you as our representative# to i he said that was very tect them. Last in the against Cases As Malaria Were of the llrat high voltage at any time make a company take down year legislature as set forth in its Reported exception Inning, when wCd grant the petition of the Portland Electric Light Company petition A* W>1! Unnimli Suicide as to dangerous under certain conditions. Mr. wires whlob are unsafe?” the Governor of Maine tried to throw by Ftncko, over the Hr. t re- Mlpht any right this before and said company permit to erect poles and lay under- In*, Hale from this now pending you, give read several paragraphs Mr. Hale—“Yes.” wrong whloh had been done by the lieally sulted 111 the visitor's only run. Harvard It pun- conduits for the transmission of electricity for power and lights, in our city. Thyphoid. L't Uo Unchecked. book and commented thaxn. He said ground upon Alderman Moulton—“And If these sage of this act of exclusion four years hna the stronger battery, and Morse al- that the in Its Kandall & McAllister, E. C. Jordan, new company sought wires of tbe new company prove unsafe ago. lint the power which you and I lowed only three hits, A home run by 8. W. Tnaxter A Co., Winchester A Ross, to run a net work of wires all at know this bill was too Horton In two petition In operation we oan remove them any against strong to Uea C. Snaw A Ca, D. W. Heseltine A Co., Captain brought rune In and Co. over the city which was dangerous, time, can’t we?" allow it to pass. J. a Winslow A Ca, Foster Dye House the eighth. llowdoln played a loose Melcber Ca. F. M. Low A Co. which no other company had ever sought Mr. wouldn't use We are at the door now 1J. a V olunteer game in the and throe of Har- Hide—“Yes, but you knocking with Portland Building Co. Surgeons Held, only will Kastman Broe. A Bancroft, Ship to do. “As business men you agree that kind of an for the admis- for arc for a year, and are vard'* run* wer* earned. In of the Vino!, Wine of Cod Liver Oil, is argument $75 lights you J. R. I ioby Co., Morrill A Ross. splti with me that no bond can be drawn to sion of this oompany would you?" now puylng the consolidated $115 for the Owen, Moore A Co., W. L. Wilson A Co. Blamed For Trouble. poor »upport, Libby pitched an admiral 'e tbe *11 con- Champlin R. H. Davis A Cow Guaranteed to Cure Sneli Troubles. protect city against possible Alderman Damson—"Haven’t yon a same thing. Continue to do this. We Twitcboll, Ca, game and kept Harvard's eight hire “( ut- Paris Flouring Tucker Printing Co. tingencies. Suppose this high voltage at station here so don't ask to us the Ca, tered. The score: duplicate plant yonr you give contract, Dennison Ca, E. C. Jones. comes in here and kills a man, can a Sargent, that If one falls the other can at once be but we are knocking at the door with arc Armour A Co., Wx. M. Marks. Harvard, 10043004 0—0 bond a man’s life? No safe protect guard used?" lights at the rate of $75 a year and we Hammond Beef A Provision Ca, C. M. Rice Paper Ca Bowdoln, 10300000 0—1 of this kind can protect humau life. It is Baker Extract Ca, F. A C. B. Nash Ca Mr. Hale—“Yes.” have the people behind us. With consid- Interesting Dr. H. C. Ha»e '. K. M. Steadman A Ca, True Bros. Paper By hits—Harvard, Si; Bcwuoin, necessury for you to see that the city Is Alderman Moulton—"If tbe Mr. referred to Errors—Harvard, 1: IT, e We Will Refund Your if You petitioning erable feeling Jbogg the Brown A Josselyn, J. A E. R. Barbour. Rawdoin, Honey and the welfare of Its citizens terles—Moree and Held; and VC, protected oompany oomes in here and supplies slurs which had been cast on the new Rufus Deering Co., 0. M. A D. W. Nash. Vaughn. Libby Winslow Chas. M. Klee. nott. Will dire It a Fair trial, and guarded. lights to those who are not now taking company by the attorney for the Consoli- Deering, Co., “You should not C. A. Weston. John Sparrow. consider alone the mat- from the Consolidated how dated and said be believed the ew com- It Fails. light oompany Fletcher A Co., C. U. Farley. ter of competition but the kind of com- citizens cun It hurt your oompany?" pany had just as upright and as Nelson Morris A Ca, C. F. Dunlao. PORTLAND POST OFFICE offered. We think we can look to F. A. Kimball. petition Mr. Hnle—“Tbe Consolidated Is attend- good men behind It as has the Consoli Oeo. A. Young Co., M. a Allen. Washington, May 8.—The session of the you again not only for our own protection to this business and Is seeking to do dated which Is owned in Con- Cummings Bros., ing company Trefethen A Fred. N. of American OFFICE HOUJ&3. but for the protection of the Pearce, Mayberry. Association Physicians at olty. tbe very business that this company pro- necticut lie said that the new company Urain Epbraim h. Ellisw Doten Ca, the was marked an Alderman Moulton—“Wasn’t there an Arlington today, by poses to do. was also prepared to pay 100 cents on the Pleasant Biver Granite Ca, Ansel G. Sawyer. Pox!master’s Office, (Sunday* excep «» on in the door here when James A. J. K. Gould A Ca important paper typhoid volun a. m. to 5 p. m. We Know the Great Value of open your company Alderman Moulton—"The Consolidated dollar at this moment, which is more l^eavitt, Vinol, Isaiah Daniels. Austin D. Soli van. t*er camps by Dr. V. C. Vaughn one of (ashler's Office, (Sunday* excepted.) i*.o n. started?” Is Consolidated can do not lighting many houses In Portland, than the company H. F. Farubam A Role t F. Somers. in. to 6.00 p. m.: Money order depart Mr. Hale—“Yes.” Co., the board of suraeons appointed by Sur- and Would Like to Tell Is it?” At the conclusion ot Mr. Fogg’s argu- L. H. Wilber, 1. F. l ord. a. m. to6.00 p. in.: Registry dep u tc.c: geon General Stern burg last summer to m. to 6.oo p. ni. Alderman Moulton—“ Wasn t the open Mr. Hals—“It Is more houses ment the aldermen adjourned until 7.30 W’illiams Mlg. Ca O. B. Wbitten. adding into this matter when th«* General in If vem, (Sunday--, ex ■<: door closed after inside the Goudy A Kent, N. E. Red Ion. look epidemic only you got all the time." o'clook this when they will vote a. in. to 7.00 p. t;i. t ,. l»» Others About It. evening H. li. A E. H. Batchelder. In the Sunday* Hay Hon, of typhoid was prevalent various 1.00 to 2.00 p. 111. city?” Alderman Moulton—"Tbe of on the James A. Martin. prices petition. King A Dext*r Co., The Is not Mr. Hale—“Yes.” H. Jordan. army camps. report yet com- farriers' /tetiverlcs, (Suiulii> yonr oompany are than those of J. L. Brackett A Co., R. business Jn higher OF YORKTOWN MEN AC secrlou of the city hetv.'euu Alderman Moulton—“Now Mr. Hale PART Standard Clothing W. H. Green. pleted. India in the new company, are they not?" Co., streets ;it T.00. (i.oOAad 11.(fin FOR. Davis A Andrew J. Rioh. Dr. was a severe ar- ft m., in other sections ul x.nu ... what Is the real reason that the Consoli- COUNTED Cartland, Vaughn’s paper p. Mr. Hale—"I don’t know. It Is hard The James Morse A Sunday at office window :» 3.—The Bailey Co., GuptllL raignment of the volunteer surgeons and delivery dated doesn’t want the new company to work lighting houses here In Portland. Washington, May following Thos. P. Beals Co., A. R. Cobb. a. m., 1.00 to 2.00 p. in. Collections I A does not seem has been received from of the officers who were re- boxes ut 7.00 and 11.00 a. 4/ > I hacking cough always oome In here?” cablegram Ad- Walter H. Rieb. incidentally in., The olty is old and It Is slow work put- Benj. Thompson, o.oo in. serious, yet It Is a most grave symptom. miral Dewey: Perkins J. M. for the of the Sundays, p. only. Mr. Hale—“We think one electric N. M. & Co., Gooding. sponsible policing great only In the old buildings. Oat Manila, 3, 1899. F. It Irritates and bruises the delicate tissue ting elecriclty May 'Ide E. T. Iiurrowes William Little. at ARRIVAL AND can a Co., camps Jacksonville, Chlckauiaugn, HKJVUlTrpE Ut VII lighting company successfully serve in there are new houses To Secretary of Navy, W ashington: Kilboru T. H. McDonnell A Ca of the throat and It nicely makes Ueorlng many W. T. Company, and Montauk Point. lungs. We are to meet all de- 'lbe following ure the Yorktowu prison- 8. Norton. Camp Albert, Alger Boston, Southern a .ul. intorin olty. willing and that Is the reason so many buildings P. C. Kilborn, Treai^ Kalpb Ur.-'em, everything ready for the germs of con ers ut the Insurgent headquarters at nail. The board visited all these and offices and connections via. Host on a Mo. mands, but we don't believe It wise to let Willey A Calhoun, Albert B. points out there are lighted by electricity." tianisedro: Lieut, Gilmore, Chief Quar- railroad (Eastern IMvisiou.l Vrrhe it I. John P. Lovell Arms Rogers. found that not was there a deal ■ sumption. this in here wbiob will reduce Co., Spencer only great 5.00 and 10.45 111.; dose ({.Orta, jn., 12 company Alderman Johnson—"Have you any termaster Win. Walton, ^nilmak-r Mate Shoe Converse Leacb. p. Tf you have consumptive tendencies, Brunel-Higgins ca, ore than was at first 5.00 and y 00 n. m.; arrivo 12.45 in., for a minute, to raise them at Paul Vundot, Coxswain John Ellsworth, typhoid supposed, Sundays, i* prices only power to at yonr plant? Can Hwett's Hotel, Edward Duddy. close 3 30 ana rt.oo p. ni. care should be taken. *» spare Fortify your sys- fi... John W. Coleman. but that the surgeons, mostly of the vou do anv more lighting than you are Falmouth Hotel, sn von Boston, Southern awl and Interui"- t.run that will net enntimiftllv lie Landsman Sylvio Brlsolese, Landsman B. Coleman. were o Western, Alderman F. H. Nunns, Prop. J. volunteor class, from ignoraaoe dlato offices Moulton—“Do you men to now 1**1111 Edwards and Landsman and connection-*, via Boston md troubled with a doing?” Lyman Oreo Hooper’s Hons Leroy Yates. and Maine railroad. cough. have Co., other motives treating reporting (Western division) Arrive at say that.you^can’t furnish lights at the Mr. Hale-*”Yes.” Fred Anderson. Provisions been B. Shoe J. E. Farr. We are yore will do thin for B. Farnsworth Co., 10.4ft a. in.. 5.3o and 8.20 p. m.; close 0.00 and g.» nothing sent to them Otis. 1 am continuing typhoid under tho names of “persistent same cost as the other company?” Alderman Johnson—‘‘You don’t believe by Foster Avery Co., Smith A Sale. a. m., 12 m. and 2.30 p. in. you better than Vlnol. Vlnol, unlike Inquiries as to the fate of the other seven. A Al.ernon D. Pearson. “gastric fever" malaria," “indigestion," — Mr. Dale—“I don’t know as I said that, in Johnston, Parley Co., Eastern, via Maine ( entrnt Hail mm I A rrU other cod liver oil does not competition?” R. Cutler preparations, Haskell A Jones, Libby. and 2.00ami 4..>0 a. in.. 12.1.5 and «.»m) m.; we are ready and willing to meet all de- in "typho-malfiria." |>. Mr. Hule said he did not believe a Bolster. Snow A A. H. Ford. 9.45 and u.45 a. 12.15 o.oo upset the stomach, and does taste de- OXFORD DELEGATES FOR LITTLE- Co., The explanation, Dr. Vaughn said, was ni.. and p. m. mands made upon us by the city and have net Carter M. E. Dunlap. licious. general drag competition. Bros., intermediate offices and comic •- been.” FIELD. A Co.. H. H. Jr. in the disgustingly filthy condition of the Farmington. always Aldarman Johnson—” You don’t believe Byron Greenough Coieswortby, tions. via Maine Central railroad—Arriv** it F. H. Huxtor, of 84 Green street, Watflnn. Miller & Co.. Cbas. E. Wheeler. where the execreta of Alderman Moulton—“Don’t believe TO THK FRESS.l oamps typhoid 12.45 and 0.15 p. in.;close at 7.45 a. in. and 12.1. you it for the interest of the city to have two [JPPECIAL U. T. Harmon Ca Charlestown, says: “I had a terrible Burk bank, Douglass & Co., were strewn broadcast with no p. m. in East 3.—At n caucus patients competition?” come in here ?” Hiram, May today Cullen C. W. F. S. Brown. and was troubled with night ocmpunlea Chapman, to sterilize them or Rockland Intermediate offices and connec- cough, Air. were chosen to attend as A a. r,. uonoui'D. apparent effort either Hale—“Do you think it.right to get Mr. llale—“No.” the following Skilllo, Hawkes Co., tions via Knox and Lincoln railroad—Arrive sweata I took Vlnol, wine of cod liver Hall & James Connellan. oolleot them so as to up such an unhealthy condition as that to Alderman Johnson—“Do you know delegates the second district oonven- Lewis, Co., provent.tbcir spread- | 12.45 and 0.00 p. in.; close at O.OO a. iu. and 11..w oil. It la positively wonderful. Its taste Preble House. Tbos. Hassetl. of to the remainder of the a. in. run prices way down and then boom them anything about this other new company tion in Lewiston. May 11: James Evans, ing contagion ] did not stom- Thomas & Gray, P. H. Feeney. is delicious. It upset my Props., Skowhegav. intermediate offices and connec- way up again?” which wants to come in here?” K. L. Allen. Peter B. Young. They John E. Howe & Mclirady. camp. has me more Palmer, tions, via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at ach, and done good quickly Mill H. G. General Sternberg of the Alderman M culton—“The law passed Mr. Hale—“No.” were instructed to work for Littlefield. Delano Planing Co., Leigbton. Surgeon 12.45 p. m.; close at 12.15 p. iil than cod livor oil or other remedies which the four Alderman think A. L. Merry Co., 8. Hosenberg. army said that it certainly seemed by legislature years ago pre- Johnhson—“Do you ANOTHER LITTLEFIELD DELE- N. Island Pond, Vt., intermediate offices and 1 have taken in past years." Geo. E. Sawyer, John Long. lessons of such a strange, after the the civil war connections, via Grand Trunk ltaiiway-Ar- vented condition didn’t it?” they ought to come into Portland” GATE. Fred A. J. Putnam Stevens. This is only one case of many. We Bibber, rive at 8.30, 11.45 a. ni., 0.00 p. in.; Sundays 8.30 Arrive at 8.45 a. m. 1.45 and C.'iO Mr. Dale—“No.” to do with the 'Ihe Hill ct D. K. Smith. in.; close 6.30 aud 12.00 a. m. and 5.30 p. 111. nothing subject. Cobbosseeoontre A. F. Co.. 0 p. CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Only Sebago, Sebeo, G. B. Bos'on, 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0—4 Alderman Johnson—“If it isn’t for petition did not ask for permission to do W. W. Manstleld, Bishop. South Portland and Willard—Arrive at 7.30, ind the Winthrop lakes were clear Tdea- W. F. Hobb. Baltimore, 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0—3 Cressey, Jones it Alien, 11.00a.m, fc.Oop. 111.; close 0.30 a.m., 1.30 and their interest to have cheaper lights why the city lighting, bat only asked to put W. Kirscb. Surplus and Undivided Profits, $25,000.00 lay morning. Grand lake has not cleared John W. Deering. Base hits—Boston, 5; Baltimore, 4. Er- 6.30 p. m. are they asklDg for these things?' up a few poles and string a few wires. Universal Cbas. Hay. □ p, though some Duck lake sportsmen Laundry, rors—Bo ton, 0; Baltimore, 3. Batteries Pleasantdale and Cash Comer—Arrive 7.30 Solicits tlic accounts of Banks.Mer- “Mr. Hale— have an Ihe is not to do F. Foss it Anatolo C. Carles. idea that T. Sons, — ‘They company only ready will bo off Hickman and Clarke; and and 11.15 a. 111. and 4.30 p. m.; close 7.30 a. ul cnnltlc l ii nis, f oi |>»i ulioiiv and by Saturday, fully expecting Maine Frovision it Cold H. M. Lewseu & Co. McGiunity this general drag net competition is as business, but is ulreudy doing business Storage Co., Robinson. and 1.30 aud 6.30 p. in. Indiaiiluals, and is prepared to fur- to find the ice out. I. S. Bean u. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 2; Washing- Bowery Beach—Arrive at 5.30 p.m.; close at Correspondence in the end.” ier the those wish present arrangement Mooseheacl is not yet clear of ice, and 8. W Tbaxter, Wm. C. Sawyer & Co. ton, 1, called end of 8th, darkness. 2.00 p. IIL Alderman Johnson—“What to do business must to C. C. Bickford. CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, President, company ng go the Con- will be clear before the loth. \V. H. Ibaxter, Cape Elisabeth and Knightvillr—Arrive at hardly C. D. A Co. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. 5.30 iil close at O.oo ;u 111. anu ilo you think would last the the solidated or without or Ira F. C lark A Co., Cunningham 7.30 a. in. and p. ; 'simvifu it rt'rnv rnei,in. longest, company go light Neither are ot the great lakes north any Cbaa. H. Rodion, H. A. Harding. Won. Lost. Per ct. 2.00 p. Ul. company using water power or the one Who remonstrates the (tower. against and east of Moosehead clear. Atkinson Charles Ulmer. Pride's Comer, Windham, AVi. -. IURKCTORS: The Furnishing Co., Si. Louis. Duck Pond, using steamy uj mis xne cunson- Will Goodwin A Co. and South Casco— Arrive rruuuug puuuuur 0. C. Curtis, II. Philadelphia Windham. Raymond 11.00 a. 111.: close at 2.00 p. in. CULLEN C. CHAPMAN. SETH L. LARRABEE. Mr. Hale—"This is not a question of iatod Electric Light company. They 1 Javid Hooper, A. D. Wilson. Chicago. at It is thought that the cooler weather J)alton A Co., Everett raitb. Brooklyn — E. M. STEADMAN, PERLEY P. BURNHAM, which company would last the 1 ingest. lave bad the people of Portland by the will the salmon in Se- Postal Tel. Cable Co., Stanley 8. Warren, M. D. Cincinnati We are to In water for the 18 improve lishing Baltimore BRICE M. EDWARDS JAMES F. HAWKES prepared put fa power irindpipe past years. Have any E. M. Lang Company. Arthur E. Marks. jugo lake. The SebagO club of Boston Boston. plant and give the city cheap lights from here to the Consoli- Jerome A E. Vinlon Earle. HENRY S. OSGOOD WILLIAM M. MARKS. Jitizens.beeu sup]>ort Ruraery Co., Louisville — We Offer For Sale: have such non, who are at Kast Febago, taken Daniel T. A T. L. Merrill Uo. ADAM P- power if that is the kind of lighting iated company}' Not one, and we have Kelley Sons, New York LEIGHTON. tts trout ami salmon. They took six sal- l rank P. Portland Bubber Co. Washinelon.. Jul M WSFttlstp they want done.” rad a hero and McKeuney, big petition presented Dr. J. Xi. D. W. Schwarz. Cleveland — Manila and Sisal non Saturday,one weighing nine pounds. threat, Cordage, Alderman Johnson—"Why haven’t you iromineut business men here to ask that .1. L. Chase, Chenery Mfg. Co. Pittsburg. Mr. William Mr. Alfred Ber- Colton Din k, wide am! narrow, lone this before?” Stevens, E. D. John M. Fox A Co. his request of ours be granted. They cry Reynolds, Caal •y, Mr. Sam Booth by, Mr. Cbus. Kobin- C. A. Hanson. F. Little. N I.alii Yarn, Bag String, Mr. Hale—"Because we have assumed hat they nre the only people Ut to fur- CAPTAIN COI I HAN. iou, and Mr. Chas Cook, have returned Curtis A Son Company. A. B. Alexander. Tar, Pitch. Cotton ind I thing we had the to Rooting right assume lish lights in this city, that the other Tout the Sokokis club, North Sebago, Casco llox T. B. Davis. Basemen Klrctfd Paper Co., Second by Players— Waste, < olion spun that the didn’t want that kind of is not bucked where they have been the S. B. Adams. G. I.. Banging, RANDALL & MCALLISTER oity company up by wise, ju- enjoying early Ireas., Bailey. Other News. All were succes-tul iu Adam P. G. L. Warren. Cotton, Oakum, Wilm iigfon lighting.” liciouH or men. Who Ishing. catching Leighton, financially strong Mr. C. Mars ton Co. food sized lish, Kobir.son getting the S. E. M. D., L. team held lar and lioiin. Bali. Alderman Johnson—“Then don’t ire the backers of the Sylvester, The members oi the Portland Pitch, you Consolidated com- largest ©no, weighing lJ pounds. Mr. 1. B. tiriltin Ac Co., United States Hotel, Foss A O'Connor, shiok the wants * lust and discussed the Rowlocks, Asli Spruce city cheaper lights!" )uny ? LioOthLy with others is now anticipating Ryan Kelsey, Proprs. meeting night Oar», to Moosehead as ioou as the ice iv work. The were Tackle tl iiiii* Mr. Hale—"Not from an unguarded Hero Mr. Fogg produced a list of stock trip J. B. Donnell Co., Wm. A. Lowe. season's signs adopted Oars, lilorks, joes out. iali Block Warehouse, Bros. for the water lolaers of this Hogan »nd other matters fixed up coming Mixed Paints 1 aii>i«lies, COAL. power.” companykand proceeded The fishing season well in Frank L.cail, opens ;;as Thompson. G. H. Cloyee. told the Alderman Johnson—“Don’t o read Manager Smith play- will to otic you think them. in County J he ice is out of Vurnurn, V .>•) Bros., P. L. Chase. sampaign. Ike. It pay yon gel Sweet’s and Wilson ers that he It would be for the high voltage 1b safe?” Mr. l'ogg—-“We see that the Casco Na- Jieur Water, ponds H. W. McCausland, Sprague & McKim. thought prices. Telephone ld-l. leur J. Chuton Metcalf 8. Arthur H. the team to have the Mr. Hale—“No. I don’t.” ional bank has 950 shares in this com- Furmingtou. ll. Molcbtr, Marden. best Interests of a J \-2 trout in ;aught pound Varnnm James F. Hawkes, Alvin A. Lane. and left it to the Alderman Johnson—“Don’t you con- and—’* japtain an infielder, mny, jond Aioutlay. The ice in the Hangeleys King M:g. Co., Thoa. J. A Full Assortment of Lehigh and Free- Briggs. to decide whom it should be. sider the voltage run on your wires from Alderman Smith—“The Casco National s weakening rapidly. W. A. skilliDj James A. Pine. flayers Second Baseman Coumhun was unani- Burning Coals for Domestic Use. here to the Union station safe?” >ank does not own a dollar’s worth* of John J. Lappin Co., E. B. Coffin. am unable Lucius M. Clark, C. W. Lombard. chosen for the place. The players Mr. Hale—“I to answer. I his 6tock. That is a misstatement.” }rrcsintible. mously W.W.Merrill & Co., Focuhontos (Semi-Bituminous) and ’’ Geo. M. Morton, H. E. Murdock. im not an electrician. in-law is a ire all in condition .and full of Mr. Fogg—“That is what it says here.” “After ail, a mother pretty Will 11. Goodwin, James E. Owen. splendid Creek Cumberland Coals are to for the season's work. Georges Alderman Johnson—“If your wire fell Alderman Smith—‘‘I don’t know what good thing have sometimes.” A. W. Laugblin, John Cooper. mthusiasm They 140-142 COMMERCIAL 5T. ••What wonderful experience have you Portland Geo. F. Junk ins. ire twice a day. iV.i'iu unsurpassed for general sleaiu and would It kill any one?” t says there, but the hank does not own Creamery, practicing bwii C. B. Berry, A Consumers* Ton Co. Mr. Hale—“I don’t know. t dollar’s worth of this stock.” having lately?” Sec., Importers Pitcher Libby of Bowdoin who held use. •• to Littlefield & t C. C. Hawes. y forge My wife was afraid discharge our Cou«:at, down to hits Alderman Johneon—“Did it ever fall Mr. am from the re- E. J. Ha mon & S. Cleveland. Harvard eight yesterday, Fogg—“1 reading cook, and she wouldn’t go for me, so wo Co., W. Genuine Franklin, a trial Portland lykens Talley ind kill anyone?” urns of the Consolidated Electric Edward L. Foes, B. H. Swett A Co. will be given by at the Light gent for Birdie’s mother and turned her WALL PAPERS ( Ira c. Stock bridge, Kamund J. Young. dose of the season if he deoldes to English anJ American annel. Mr. Hale—“I don’t think It ever did.” lompany as made to the of state loose in the kitchen. smashed some college secretary They Legrow Bros., Edw. E. Tuttle. Johnson—“Did It ever the cook’s day ball this summer. Alderman fall n 1898.” of the furniture, but gone.”— E. F. Woodbury Wm. M. Leighton. Above Coals Constant- Is some —for the —:— ind kill three horseB.” Alderman Smith—“That is wrong, Philadelphia Inquirer. J. H. Fitzgerald, 1 ’. E. Hanson. Big Conro) doing great hitting Waldo Hotel, J. H. Weoster. n the If he oan hold his ly On Hand. Mr. Hale—“Ob, a horse and a man are rhe bank holds this stock as collateral practice. present Marks & Earle A. B. Jordan. TELEPHONE ... 100-2 different." that is all.” A Great Improvement. Co., dip Manager Smith says he Is altogether mtirely •eourity, E. B. Dennison, JN. H. oardiner. Penn—Can you suggest any way in 00 valuable a man to out of the Alderman but both Mr. Fogg went on to show that of the i. M. i.eigbton, Her bait A. Harmon. keep OFFICE: Johnson—“Yes, I new novel? Season. which might improve my 1 bos. H. Spring itock 13.691 shares are held in Maine Eaton, N. L. Hildreth, mine. live.” and the last Brushe—You might put chap- j Dr. Geo. Wells Way, V> cj. P. Osborne. 7b Commercial & 70 Exchange Sts. 10,490 shares are held in j Spratt and Holmes tha two Beading sprS M.w&Fti Mr. Hale—“Horses wear Iron shoes and Connecticut, ter first. llannaford Bros., G. W. Cooper. 1 who were to jrincipally in New Haven. The Con- all the characters die I. H. Robinson A S. E. layers expected report yes- Stock is now the day that aooldent happened it was Penn—But in the Co., Thompson. Our New com solidated has dominated in Soutbwortb Bros., C. H. Crocker. erday, did not show up, but will company last chapter. plete in All Oradcs, and we Portland since 1884 and claims to be a Brushe—Yea, I know.—New York Jour- probably be|here today. ADMINISTRATRIX^ NOTICE. j solicit >n examination ol" styles Tomorrow and the team fl'HK subscriber hereby fives notice that she home corporation. It is a home corpora- nal._ Saturday plays * has beeu Administratrix of and prices. duly appointed tion in the same way as is the games with Bates oollege. me estate of ^laine Exactly. TOUR RHEUMATISM Workmen Central is BOBBIN WOOD PuUlfer is lots of praise for Competent Supplied a. whioh controlled by the Boston said the getting BENJAMIN NORTON, late of Portland, “I wonder.” library editor,1 si Reasonable Prices. t Maine. This sin Be Cured ils work with the Bates team. iu the County of Cumberland, deceased, aud company has teen cle- “why some of those Wall street chromes by Baiun §5 Per Cord, Cash. good given bonds ;ts the law direct*. All persons of the nanding olty of Portland 6 per ore called securities.” a. W. Moore’. Blood and having demands against the estate of said Nerve Medicine Wbeu Delivered From Car. 'ent interest on this “It is on the same I here are not many towns iu At Amherst—Amherst, 7; Williams, 10. deceased are desired to present the sami for watered stock whioh principle,” replied Maine that some d this remedy has not been sent to friends settlement, and all indebted thereto are le jnest- s held in Connecticut has the dramatic critic, that plays which by BATES. What thin u Massachusetts who know of Its merits. W o 1 and HOLY CKOS8 DEFEATS » d to make immediately. In J. H. MOUNTFORT, Coal Dealer payment won’t draw are called attractions.”— can obtain B SARAH A NORTON. Jonsolidated company done to ailord he future you of the reliable Cross defeated “’ **• H'V 4a Worcester, May 3.—Holy SHORT & HARMON le. 1693. * Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. Iruuisl*. SON. Portland, Cor, roi'lliind artel M.Jultii M. LORING, Portland, April ap^ldlawawl heaper lights and power in Portland? have it In stock. lie., who febuM.WAFam | Telepbons 43M. »pr J»«orUw* he Bates college nine today in an unto- tebltoodU 1,1 """ "'' '■■ ■g ■, M L.r—ppppp ItICICKLLAirEOUa. W»CgtI.AS»OPI. j I I n breasts bn 1 lets ITOOWJAirBOPI. _ ! nor allied, but It wna n relief to ba to the storm of Confederate MMOILLAHIOOI. ll!ICEtLAlClOP»» and _ 63 of their number—two motion with my company. I waa almply leaving BCSY MEM MILES’S OLD REGIMENT. the killed and wonndcd. of for my- third?—among In tlic lira doty, reaponalblc Nearly a year later, after 600 recruit* I lememUr bow Thin (Inratlon and Prof- acIf an ! my oompuny. had matte it nearly a mw regiment, *e:» Mioulil IVrlgh mar-ibert aortas tliut It llnolv tbo raulmeot Its old for hard it m Portlnnd Citizen's anil the airoltt keeping up reputation by Eiperi- Hold through the ahmlowa Ughtlug in the Wilderness campaign, rucf. ! GOOD THING Wondaanced A horror, to unknown lieyond. Irslng 36 at Corbin's ilrldge and 13 at or three rods of the wood* !EXHIBITION to within two Po Hirer, and then at the fuinoos iiloudy COOKING Tells of too dark thla Major Spenser and Iny down, it wna by Angle at having a place Success in business Is often handi- the woods were fepottsvlvanla. time for ua to aeo whether of honor and In one of the two lead- Inter- peril capped. the 61st N. Y. cr not, but after a brief scaled the itliel works I Vols. occupied ing brigades which man have INI A of RUB IX It. While we may plenty capital, val we learned all about and took between throe and four thous- < 1 wbat have in AT 1M. hr Orris W. NklsoH.) ¥ wondering energy THREE DAYS (CoDrrlehted ou the May abundance, FOR f a were all qul vivo, and prisoners. Then see them ut Cold b-oke forth from would oome next a voice Harbor sacrificing twenty-two of their May know bis businesH well, clear and distinct. What the woods number in a bloody repulse In that use- And etUl success comes slowly. regiment Is thatf” Kvery heart stood less slaughter. answer!- And what It's a case of too great a burden. | still. Who would In the siege of Petersburg see them In astonishment and s The back can’t it all. Personal in Peninsular would he sayf To my repeated engagements. At Keam carry Experiences one of our men piped out, “Sixty- another S. DAVIS & dismay fetation, when one regiment after A lame or aching back is a handicap. R. came the blus- CO.5 OWERFUL first New York.” Then of us that recruits gave way, Walker tells the ache and make work down arms, or Drive away } PENETRATING “Lay your Campaign. tering reply, GEN. A DI-1 | we MILKfe, COMMANDING a I'll blow you all to hell.” Instantly pleasure. the were on our feet, and by the time VISION, Lenro what backache means. had finished j! CLEAN orator in the woods speaking Learn that the backache Is ache. a a of bis own old regi- kidney t in "calling up 2nd, | hit little piece our men had poured portion Beginning May us. which Learn how to 6hake it off. I I TO volley before they were ready for ment the felxty-tirst New York, | them, a This must have seriously damaged still remained tbr3W it aoros* the Head how Portland citizen did it. Annual of Maine I firm, During this time we will demonstrate the Hue qur. 1- Meeting for their return Tolley was lighter than breastworks, at right angles, and com- Mr. W. L. L. Gill, of 74 Wilmot street, USE. expected. There was nothin* for us to do, the says; "Judging from my own experi- llies of the PURITAN BLUE FLAME OIL STOVE. | Commandery, Loyal however, but to fall back a few rods, load- menced to light bis way Lack, leading and We soon halted, however, a few soors of ence, I do not believe a person suffering ing firing. regiment in person. Only without a wiek; odorless; one gallon of and down to the game of «ive of Burns entirely settled grim men—perhaps two hundred in all—stood from'any of the various forms kidney m Legion. and take In the darkness, 'iho growing ailment can use Doan’s Pills to our but with these he made ground, Kidney oil will run oue burner from 17 20 hours. The cook- Rheumatism, llathes of their muskets were ail that by him; | was dis- he nad retaken to directions without being aim. according men had to guide their It step by step, until be done in the window and rolls and cake will be and had a use. About a ing will :: Pains in the Back, mal business. Our line (grew thinner, Duuchey’s battery, recaptured greatly benstitted by their § and I noticed that considerable portion ot the line, actually in year ago 1 began to suffer from pains and learn about them. the railroad cut." served. Come driving enemy lnto.the se- ; I>r. MY COMPANY WAS MELTING AWAY a before my back. At times they were very Sore Throat, Seth C. Gordon of Portland At 1 iHt at Farmsvllle, only day Neuralgia, | this the secretions before me. Anxious to hurt somebody, 1 the end or the straggle, regiment vere, the action of kidney loss Elected sealed its devotion to the Flag by the became too and they were ac- and Commander. drew iny revolver and emptied one barrel frequent Bruises, | of four killed, including one captain, uml ! Sprains The use of Doan’s into the woods, but then considered that twelve wounded. companied by pain. the ond I might want the rest for closer work be- ‘‘In the round-up of Lee’s array culmi- Kidney Pills soon ended pain j! Asthma, Coughs, 1 nating at two divisions of corrected the secretions. I regard this fore we gos through, and put It up again. Appomatox, DAVIS & the were commanded felxty-flrst R. S. corps by as an valuable Soon I felt a in my left Miles pieparation exceptionally CO., smarting pain nud i I Contraction of the Muscles. The annual meeting of the Maine Com- men. Harlow commanded one | and sat down a.few paces apart to mid between them they fought kidney remedy." BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND MEDICINE DEALERS. of the knee, the'other, ; SOLD f mander/ Loyal Legion was held o the of the Doan’s Pills for sale by all deal- j see what made it. Finding it was only a the last infantry battle Army Kidney |i 25c. $ at Klverton 108 Portland. Trial Bottles Free for RECULAR SIZE, Wednesday evening, the busi- Potomac." ers 60 cents a box. Mailed on Exchange Street, com- receipt buck-shot, I hastened back to my of price In to SIX TIMES THIS SIZE, $1.00 ness held at 6 Jn Colonel Fox’s admirable analysis May3d2t ] >c. stamps pay postage. $ meeting being p. m., and but it took that buck-shot wound of price by Fosier-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Mass. pany, Losses during the Civil War, MINARD'S LINIMENT MFG. CO., 273 Commercial St., Boston, the dinner at 7 p. m. six weeks to heal. It seems tome now as Regimental for the United States. £ he shows that the Sixty-first. New York N. Y., sole agents '1 he of the if 1 had not been tack with my company Kern ember the name—DO A’NH—and p iper evening was givon by came very near having a plooe among more than a uiiuute when crash came a other. Hev. Dr. William il. for the forty-live regiment, only that lost I take no .Spencer, tunny blow on Just above the NEW 3ALL BEARINC my right leg, STEARNS' over two hundred uien, killedtor mortally years pastor of the church at a club. There liaptist knee, like the blow of huge the war Its gUlNNEBASSETT INN at Xorridge- be- wounded in action during Waterfilie and now of the was no that. I dropped THEwock, is a perfect repair shop for Rheuma- ]>astor church mistaking actual loss was 16 officers. lint on iny 1WJ, including tics and all manifestations of Irrltatlnepoiionous cause 1 had to, and I lay " the ns Skowheg'tn. Ho nays The Sixty-first huil good diseased conditions! and Nervous back, sons to uvoid other bullets, and Paralysis fortune and honor to be commanded by Prostration fully overcome restoring the en- I)- Spen.ert who« military title Is waited for further Those by developments. be the ablest tire blood renovation, this not men who proved to among organism through by Major, served In a famous regiment, com- were solemn moments for^ue, and yet of the soldiers of the w»r. They made brilliant luxurious Fuming and Ilattalng per- so terrible as one suppose. They widle Is most manded In the early days by Lieutenant might records as colonels of this regiment, and. spiring body, capillary absorption dreadful. 1 was wait- and all were not at all just a national active. Diphtheria epidemical poison Colonel Nelson A. Miles, now General of being promoted, achieved with- ing to see if 1 was going to die from loss expelled by ttie-e fumes. All in distress, reputation as division general*. Toe or the cause, will re- the Army. Dr. Spencer’s paper was en- of blood, not knowing but an artery was out finding relief removing feisty-first saw an unusual nmoaut of ceive estimates of time and cost of restoration, The results attained by the Stearns’ in past seasons are titled with the severed. 1 distinctly remember thinking flattering ample, “Campaigning Sixty-first active service and hard lighting, it served without to names given the symptoms, now Stearns' with its turn hand over regard evidence of ita praetical advantages. The improvements is' that I would hardly my that was as a blooded Auidrosls is no New York.” He said: through the war in a division pure body by place the finest and Lawn Mower in the world. The new for the choice, whether to rise presently Generals for any such developments. Send for free absolutely easiest’running This will deal commanded successively by runs oil Micrometer Balls be- paper chiefly with my to a new, home, or to struggle book. Beware of Imitators. Stearns’ Ball Bearing I.awu Mower Gaged revolving ai heavenly Richardson (killed at An Return.) Han- per*o experiences as subaltern and back through unknown sufferings to my AN I DHOBIS BA NIT A HUM. tween accurately adjusted, hardened ground steel cones and cups. It is practically in the cock, Caldwell, Harlow and Mile*; anil Captain Sixt^-Urst N. Y. Volun- old earthly home, lint after a few Me. free from friction and noise, and for workmanship and quality it cannot be oxcolle t. teers the anv regiment that followed the fortunes Hkowhrgan, daring first und last days of 14 10 IS $7.50. of those men was suro to Unci plenty or Call lta Brackett St., Portland. aprzodtf Prices: in., $0.00; in., $0.50; in., the body prevailed. 1 saw that 1 was not a bloody work cut out for It." of us one of the Drexcl I.awu The Kind Yon Have Bought, and which has been going to bleed to death, and so 1 called Q buys Mowers, any width, Always a ■ Lawn Mower of men to cart y me back to the At the business one new mem- 2£v which is made by the Philadelphia Co., and in use over :>0 has borne the of couple meeting for years, signature from the tiring Hue In doing for a low Mower we can guarantee this machlue to road away ber was elected, Edward W. Heath of priced and has been made under his per- this, oDe of them his arms uncer my be absolutely ibe best Lawn .Mower on the Market. put son of Col. Francis E. Heath knees, and the pain In my wound soon Waterville, sonal supervision since its infancy. a lino of tho Genuiuo I.awu Mowers. became so frightfui that 1 begged them of the Nineteenth Maine regiment. We also carry full Philadelphia no one to deceive in this. me die. Allow you to luy me down and let They The officers, the nominations of whom — and Substitutes are but Ex- carried me to the read, however, a short All Counterfeits, Imitations have already been printed, were eleoted, ■MSEesfCures Form of Inflammation; distance, and there Jelt mu. Every that triilo with and the health of Gordon elected comman- a3 much as EXTERNAL. periments endanger .So there 1 lay on my back, looking up Ur. S. C. being INTERNAL from known ailment of to the stars to the der. The real danger every Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment, quiet .and .listening mankind is caused by ioflammntiou. Cure the in- was still on. Ihls combat wi'ich going For the banquet, which was eery elabo- flammation and you conquer the disease. Intl.-m- is a narrative of personal experiences and matlonis manifest* d outwardly byredness,swelling and a select orchestra of the blood for family use, and so rate enjoyable, and heat. Inwardly by congestion feelings designed vessels, growth ot unhealthy tissue, pain, fever and me to tell how 1 felt as under Fred A. Given, discoursed delight- What is CASTORIA it is in order fur disease; as asthma. abscesses, burns. bruise*. bron- 1 all So 1 lay there, it might be expected that ful music. chitis, colds, roughs, croup, catarrh, chans, forms Slimmer la muscular soreness. a for should that I was longing to be back Oi sore throat, grippe, mumps, Castoria is substitute Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops Ktiy The of the was much en- Flowering and we have re- paper evening We are for Summer Flowering Bulbs, just in tho llgiit impatient to be leading my headquarters ami It is Harmless and Pleasant. It was receivtd with ap- of Lilies Band Soothing Syrups. brave men ud to muzzles of the joyed and frequent ceived a splendid selection Gladiolas, Dahlias, Japanese (Golden the, Esculentum and contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic enemy's muskets. But If 1 were to say plause. Lilies), Excelsior Pearl Tuberoses, Caladium (Elephant's Ear), 1 I was not Cinnamon Vines. substance. Its is its It Worms so I should lie. As lay there, $AFE$OOTW|^$ATISFW1’ Madeira and ago guarantee. destroys nor GENERAL MORGAN j. by an old Physician In 18t(b we cannot bo at all smitten bv a lit of the heroics Originated Family of Nustiirtiuui >>ee«ls know have existed for over eighty years Our mixture surpassed. Wo, and s Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind that kind. I was tired, al- Coula a remedy Flower Seeds. allay anything of of the New York commandery, farmer unless It has cured many family ill*? 1 Imre is not also have a very large assortment of choice ex- confidence of the exertions and a in use wliich has tho of the finest and all It relieves cures most exhausted by was next Intro- remedy today Our stocks of .Seeds are quality northern Colic. Teething Troubles, Constipation Indian commissioner, so an extent as tills Anodyne. Vegetable citements of the day, two days, in fact. the public to great and It assimilates the Food, tho there and duced. He of his association with crown. Flatulency. regulates And it felt fine just to lie still spoke Our Book on INFLAMMATION Mailed free.- most Nott s bot tle. Our list of Peas embraces the popular varieties, Excelsior, Tele- and natural rest. As as I still my wound been an aide, cn The l>octor's signature and directions on every Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy sleep. lung kept Maine soldiers, having 86cents. Six bo?ties, 8-0W of Duke of Cleveland’s 1 hated bullets, Roldbr all IMiggbts- Price, phones, Champion England, Albany, Eclipse, Philadelphia / did not pain ice much. O. O. Howard In the NSON CUM 82 Custom House 8t.. Boston, -Jass^ The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. the stuff of Gen. 1.8.JOH Extra and other varieties. and had no appetite for glory or promo- Early many splendid “JIuJor Will. II. Slirncrr." Atlanta Pill Made.5’ tion, and it was a relief to lie there out campaign. “Best. Liver j minies. Moie- Uowiml had the extrema left, ji na 1803, in t' e 1 ealnsular Campaign, of range of (the detestable At Resoca GENUINE ALWAYS 1 had full confidence that my me a in of turned,and Virginia ,, over, which wus danger being CASTORIA t he narrative f I he regiment s would a account of themselves, Omitting give good the was sent to General Thomas or not. '1 here speaker Pills in the battles of hair Oaks, whether 1 was with them Parsons’ participation cure biliousness and sick headache, and ill that I for and came buok wilh ! Positively Peach Or hard Savage’s Station was a satisfaction, too, feeling reinforcements, liver and bowel complaints. Tbcycxpelall impurities | line women find relief from White Oak Swamp, we ootne to the bat- was through, that I had kept in the General Hooker and his command. When Jrom the blood. Delicate them. Price 25 cts.: five tl.00. Pamphlet free- In which the writer received the of until 1 was using tle duty commissioner of Indian Affairs after- I tS! JOHNSON 4C0n 22 Custom House St.,Boston. wound which crippled him for life. 9 at a meeting in New York.Chaun- As we drew near to the battlefield of SHOT AND DISABLED, wards, we came to a place which triad cey Introduced him as a gallant 1VL M. A. anil Federal Me. Glendale, ami that 1 had given to my country all Depew C. Corner Exchange Sis., Portland, uf us all. I shall never forijtt at the head the courage line youog officer who olmrged apr.'S of me in the shooting Maine Charitable ■ ian un that she asked regular ■ ■ ■ 11 t hat scene. The read through meetingloflthe ■ v ;t.■» mw of his division ut Resoca and saved the TIIEMechanic Association will be held at Li- which was dotted here and here of and could now take up life open Hold endeavor, Koom Mechanic*' Hall, THURSDAY men. There This, General Morgan said, was brary with tleaii and wounded on a new basis. To be sure thcro day. 4, at 7.80. a again EVEN1.\G, May were all the grim tokens of the rear of true, that the had no division, did Per order. d ances my except cannon were some against getting GEO. A. desperate battle, straggling men, not ut the head of It, and did not inay2*3t HARMON, Secretary. Kind You Have Lad a cheerful churge The but I i broken home Always Bought without horses and with carriages, safe again, save the day. battle smoke in the air, and the souml of confidence that 1 should be able to pull out of in front uo* Gen. was also In command of In Use For Over 30 Years. a gun which was sight somehow. I have often been A'organ Insure your property tho howl of shot. through in MURRAY NCWYORK CITY. oemranted by grape a at the battle of Nashville, THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT STREET. while of feelings as brigade We halted here a few moments to give the amused thinking my which was a regiment commanded by stragglers time to come up, and to give I lay there across the middle of the road, our ex- one of relief. now Shatter. On the all u chance to breathe idler ihe prevailing sen sat ion was Colonel, General, men that I was & hausting march. Besides the I was no cow-hoy or rough-rider. whole he thought that Shatter dirt well PRENTISS iORING SON, W. T. Kilborn Co. us wounded others and student, were lying around just an ordinary patriot at that he had nev- Le tor Santiago considering were out of the woods til front to blued and die if need my No. 29 Exchange St. coming ready more tnau u few I_ T us for a er commanded anything Ji taping uud bleeding. hey greeted country, but never spoiling tight. with such cheering insurances as “You’ll And I know that many of my bravest regiuionts, that he weighed 1110 pounds same stuff. get enough in there,” “Better throw comrades were made of the undjthat the climate told upon him se- was PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY awav them you won’t want My greatest want just then water, knapsacks, verely. He did the work and that was I T. F. FOSS ’em in there." and that 1 couldn't get until a rebel sup- of Brooklyn, N. V. when Before us there was a dark forest of plied me the next morning Even sufficient. and Commenced business in 18?3. road Incorporated j great hemlocks, and I can see yet the our regiment came back to the General Morgan commanded oolored Gi-.ORG K P. 8HEl-DON, President. sun the whore I or what whs left of it. no Secretary, W'lLLIAAl A. WRIGHT. lurid light of the setting thruugh lay, In the wur, and be said it should re- me. Colonel troops I & SONS. I trees and the powder smoke; snd 1 one could got a drop for Capital Paid i'p In ( nail, $1,000,000.00. was be borne in mind that the four regiments member that the question came into my Barlow came to me after the lighting o: a 1808. mind, “1 wonder if l shall ever seo auuih- over, ami showed nil the underness of colored regulars, by their steadiness, ASSETS DECEMBER 31, of course a slda ut nis er setting sun." I did not gtv- brother, letting me see did much to secure the victory at Santi- Real estate owned by com- ny outward sign of such thoughts. I nature that I had never known anything pany.$ n43.000.o0 that ago. “Yes, sir, if it hadn’t been for us bond and had to do to inspire luy men with about before. Hu deplored the fact Loans on mortgage. 00,000X10 enough and bonds owned the them we must sell our Stocks by White Dressers, courage telliug market value. 4,047.717.00 i have heard our lin-s company, WHITEI B h lives at a high price. But 1 ma carried oil and kept within Hitlers in it," was the comment of a ne- WW rl who went me moved to the ask attention to our White Commodes, some of the regiment, through And HD, after having anil In General Morgan't Cash in the company’s principal We your offerings had gro regular, an.l lit | many subsequent battles, say that that side of tbo road, ami after iuy friends l.'ini f,!)4 (ISO in Chinese and Japsinesu .Mattings. this wus true. the battle they ever saw. come and talked with me and bade me opinion Interest due ami accrued. 18,745.71 IRON AND BRASS Was disiualeat addition to a and more varied I White Chift'oniercs, In due course of col- In larger Down into the nurrow road through the good bye, that splendid little regiment The referred with to tht Premiums | speaker prolee lection. 382,105.93 assortment-ot staple goods, wo have se- dark hemlocks wo passed It was full of marched atxjufc two o’clock in the away work of General Wood in San- exclusive novelties of an ex- White with the dark to home, governing cured many Tables, powder smoke, which morning, ami left mo reach my of admitted assets of • 1 DCHC and it showed the ability Aggregate tho foliage, shut out the most of daylight nearly dead, after about twenty-four days, tiago, thought the hi actual value..$5,678,149.18 Company 'I the line it embraces I DLUClj White Chairs, &c. that remained. There was a solitary gun by the way oi' Lioby Prison. of the American people to giro to the LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31, 1898. nking altogether oil on our whose occasional The Now York left about one a more artistic, and salable selection than to Match Beils. 1 away right, Sixty-ilrst Cubans proper self government. Om Net amount of unpaid kmes and 1 $3.50 to $£5.00’ boom sounded like a knell. third of their number dead or wouuded wo havo ever before been able to offer. of its nine work now was not to kill people, but, to claims.$ 212,020,88 We came out of the woods on tne light on that lield, including nix out Amount required to safely re- side of a dear Held where a portion oi the ollicois, of whom three lost ono leg euch, give a new civilization modelled after insure all outstanding risks... 2,040,130.99 had and down in Prison. other demands tlio PRICES THIS SEASON ARE LOW. I apr.'9ii5c COR. CONGRESS AND PREBLE STS. afternoon battle raged, lay and one of them died Libby tout of the Twentieth Century, und not All against bv the side of the road, conscious that we a month of and its num- Company. 5,288.85 Only lighting, of the Sixteenth. There was oc- from 43- to about 150 after that Our prices will prove especially inter- J were in a ticklish place. , burs were reduced Total liabilities, except capital over us into the amt tin* narrative, Mr, Asher C. Hinds of the PRESS re for lino Mattings. casional Uriiig Held, Dropping now personal and net surplus.$3,157,440.67 esting, especially a builet near us. lest sketch, follow that men U e offer now from once is a while dropped lot, us, in the brie sponded brielly for the newspaper Capital paid up in cash. 1.000,000.00 strictly Mattings have stood the test of years, under Its IN DOUBT, TRY They But this soon ceased and the battlefield plucky little regiment peerless Surplus beyond capital.... 1.520,708.51 new straw and but recently landed. avii Ail A and have cured thousands of —.a,..’. nnlnt' mill 1 I orr !i *n htivu. present. commanders. As in all our we claim tho best cases of Nervous Diseases, such goods \ I HllWh the battle was over. But our colonel See them the next day at Malvern Those were Lieut. D. L. War- Aggregate amount of liabilities w B 8IUI1U as Debility, Dizziness.Sleepless- taut very present and tho best upholsterers. had the ot ur- lncludmg not surplus,.$5,678,149.18 variety ness and was of another mind. Ho reported again enduring pounding Luther K. A A 11II 1 Varicocele,Atrophy,&c. Hill, in reD, Togus; Bradford, Capt. They clear the brain, strengthen for orders to Hen. Kobiuson of Kearney's, tillory until nearly night, anil again All AIN • nnaor if. Davies, Castine; John if. Hea, Capt. ■ the circulation, make digestion division. The twilight whs deepening open lield engaging the onomy and a healthy were when the order had fired W. W. Whitinarsh, Noiway; perfect, impart and the stars out, cover oi the woods until they Lieut.Joseph PRENTISS LORING & SON, to the whole All drams and losses are checked Unless patients to Agents.d3\v rigor being. permanently. came, “Het up, men. rounds per man, and were Lull ready u O. Smith, Skowbegan; Major B. M. Bed- apl4 their condition often worries them into or Death. are properly cured, Insanity, Consumption wit Hit? if required. to cure or refund the charge bayonets CoL Charles B. Little- Mailed sealed. Price $i per box; 6 boxes, with iron-clad legal guarantee STEADY NOW. FOHWAKD. re- Ion, Portland; n Antletani, with ranks I. See them M. W. Kiiorn Lieut, ltdward money, #5-oo. Send tor free book. Address, PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, 0, Mr. Edward D. MUohell, Brunswick; Co., ir :o the and recruit- Held, Kennohunk; Noyes. Me. march 1” Every man sprung to his feet. plenished hospital W.H. Ander- ST. ('. H. Uupp.vA Co.. Agents, Portland, Hie cool and hHJIuI Port- Band, Portland; Paymaster 24 EKEE the fence with ing offices, ui dor Portland; Gen. Francis ;Fessenden, Quickly we were over bay- advant- Portland; Hebron Mayhew, leading of th. ir CoL»ik*1, getting lann; Charles W. Littlelield, Capt. George son, Capt. onets at a charge, and when we were well who. rebel brigade where there A.L. age of a Gun. John T. Westbrook; Capt. Turner, Portland; BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. in Uu after E. Brown, Portland; Rich- IWHEN in the Held the regiment made a right was a deep out road, and, U. Thou James pson, Portland; of them, actually ards. Gen. John Marshall Capt. Lightning struck the barn of Mr.Frank half wheel towards a piece of woods on slaughtering many Augusta; about three auudred prisoners, Holman S. Capt. Chas. G. Graham, Cumberland Marshal) on Stevens Plains capturing Brown, Portland; Major WHILE II. avenue, the other side. I was neither depressed themselves number-d. Edward A. Rock- more than they Lieut. George 1). Bi9- Mills; Ensign Butler, I North Leering, Tuesday night and went lost their intrepid Colonel, Melcher, Portland; There they John A. R. land; Capt. Dennett, Portland; the roof. The bolt struck the Harlow, by a desperate wound and subse- bee, Rumford Falls; Major Small, through AUGUST FLOWEK. Lieut. J. D. Anderson, Gray; Capt. B. J. YOU’RE cover of the bui Icing No serious dam- quent promotion. Oaklanu; Major Sidney W.lbaxter. Capt. “It is a surprising fact” says Prof- was succeeded a soldier Auburn; Gen.G. H. Lew age was done. A peculiar thing about Hut he by Thomas P Beals, Rev. Joseph K.Wilson, Hill, Manning, the shower of Tuesday evening was the Ilouton, “that in my travels in all parts bravo and gallant, Ira equally Win. H. Skow- iston; Major Berry, Portland; Major fact that ut North Leering.for about live of the world, for the last ten years, I Portland; Major Spencer, HOUSECLEANING LIEUT. COLONEL NELSON A. Charles H. Boyd, Portland; Capt.Charles :: Great Builder/' minutes, quite a quantity of hail stones have met more people having used hegan; Adjutant C. L. Thayer, Kittory; pThc oltl them At W. Ford, Portland; Chaplin H. A. Phil- j t.et out your bicycle fell, many of being quite large. Hrceu's August Flower than any MILES, Adjutant Charles W. Roberts, Portland; of th« was this noticed, Lieut. Samuel Klng^S Middletown,Conn.; :md clenn that loo. It B ill no other part city, other remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged Jed Win. U. Portland: Gen. brook, | who in the Hattie of Fredericksburg Major Green, ibe heaviest of the hail was about the liver and stomach, and for constipation. Jj. Miller, Waldoboro; Lieut. Nelson How ride better to ihe |i»'it struck. to the useless at the foot Charles P. Mattocks, Portland; Lieut. Be; time the lightning and or lor them slaughter 1 lind for tourists salesmen, X. H.: ard, Lewiston; Lieut. H. U. Sawyer, Au- onl ol (lie bCiiriets W c office where of Marye’s Heights, until a bloody wound Edwin A. Duncan. Rochester, GRAMMAR SCHOOL LECTURE. persons lilliug positions, burn; Cape. C. F Marshall, Portland j clean iied wheels, and bad feelings from in hts neck the regiment a .des- Capt. Goo. W. Verrill, Portland; Col. repair headaches genera! spared Charles Walker, Hon. of the new Major Portland; PUREMALT The scholars grammar habits that Green’s a nearer than Fred N. Portland; James E.Ilewey, i! or exist, to Dow, and ii you will write irregular perate attempt get little • It E. B. Mallet* Jr Freeport; Major Hen Cures Sleeplessness. Incresses the Appetite. | a j y school at Leering Center, uie to have an August Flower is grand remedy. to the invincible Hues of Esq Alfred; Capt. F. M. Thompson, telephone us we will other regiments ry S. Burrajv, Portland; Gen. Selden Makes Ailing Women trasj, I liulldt up the Wasted Syetem. X in new does not injure the system by frequent Asher W. C. Jeffords, Port- lor entertainment Crosby hall, high the enemy. C. Hinds, Connor, Augusta; Lt Col. S. C. Gordon, :! Nourishes Sickly Clilldtan. Makes perfect Digestion. 4- send yours. use, and is excellent for sour stomachs 0 on Thursday evening, Muy 11. with land; Gen. 1. S. Bangs, Waterville; Capt. Portland; Gen. 1. J.Morgan, New York; I Weak Nerve*. * school, and indigestion.” S<«uis>le hollies Sea them at Chancollorsvllie, U a prop u- it'. A;ed. Strengthens The programme will consist of the Thomas J. John Gen. C M. Tilden, Hallowed; Gen. at F. E. Fickett’s, 2If Dauforth, E. Miles again leading in a briliiaut fight Little, Portland; Capt. lecture, “America and the Spanish tree Joshua L'.iChainberlatu, Brunswick; Col. DEALERS. McDonough -soldALL t American War,” by Albert W. Dyer. The W. Stevens’, 107 Portland, Capt. F. E Dx>thbv, Portland, Col. Alexander BY J.E. Goold See the devoted little company in the Th3 James Bailey Company, of the entertainment are to be Sheridan's, fllo Congress, and bury, Kittory: Geo. S. Rowell, Portland; a. Sumner, Portland; Lieut. Charles Q. r 1 111 proceeds Wheat Field at Gettysburg, hardly a com- Ti 1810 QiK'l ills" ST.-264 us-'d in paying fo»* the piano recently pur- & C'o.’s 201 Federal St. their Major E. Rowell, Uailoweli; Lieut Alfred Hunt, Portland. ‘,»ai->.UiDDLI) all pany ail told now—only 03—baring ry-tw*.) ftiNrnanm.n chased by the school. Sold by dealers in civilized countries^ ^

——if II L« 111 It*-*? —■ wii^Mpi » -k + ? ^ FINANCIAL*. the volunteer* whom time of service had Egypt: Malta, Gibraltar, Lisbon; anil mibcixuuhoctl AlPMOTm__ AMWM1OT1._ by BRITISH MEDICAL FOR- PI LE PRESS. expired. That may mitigate the offence Plymouth, Kng.; from Plymouth to and remove Coramarolal oablt Watar.llle, Ire., TUNES. APRIL somewhat, bat it does not entirely New Bruns- THURSDAY, MAY 4. Can*.), Nova Hootla, through It under the circumstances. Nevertheless, wick, and Maine to Portlend, and thenoe BEARDED of it Is a question If the government would to Boston and New York. The eos* A Few Physicians arc Rich, Rnt Almost flooding meseagea by tblfl route Ifl 12.85 a WOMEN. STATE OF MAINE. not have done better to pay no attention all Die Poor. INVESTMENTS. word. alluring and cun- to Mr. Atkinson's pamphlets. Their ef- Designing mm, through ningly worded advertisements, fect In the would never have the constantly Philippines ARE NOT PLEASED. (From Lanoet.) endeavor to work upon the feelings of sick been to be women them "to write enough appreciable. The large fortune left by hlr William and ailing by inviting Unitnd States. 1908-1918, 3*8 to a woman (!) and seenre a unman’s sym- Jenner has led to ranoh writing in the well to remember that the Jnlted States. 4’s BY THE —Rev. Dr. Jay Benson Hamilton, now Dffrlng District Elrrmrn Think They pathy.” It is 1925, GOVERNOR, lay press but owing to Imperfect Informa- best sympathy is to be had at home and not of the De Kalb Avenue M. E. church in Should lf« Paid Salary# hundreds of miles Oeering, Maine, 1919. 4's tion as to the source of some of yjr wil- from strangers, perhaps New York city, and formerly a member distant The object of the sick is to get well, Portland & RumforJ 4’s liam Jenner’* wealtl much excellent be, it Fills, 1926, A PROCLAMATION. of tbe Maine oonferenoe with a charge at The proposed compensation for tbe fire- and however precious sympathy may moralising has been made upon unsoi nd never cured a seriously afflicted woman. Portland & Kumford 4’s men of seem yet Falls, 1927, Iiewlson, has lilt upon a novel and sue- tbe Peering district does not of milliner or j deductions. Sir William Jenner While the your lu ulMxiicDca to a statute instituted by to was for sympathy 4 1-2’s cessful plan for making his church ser- meet with popular acceptance. The dressmaker might be appreciated and be Portland Strent R. R., 1913. POBTIiAMP THEATRE. of our I many years at the top of the medical the representatives people, vices interesting. He presents from the members of the hose companies at Wood- pro- just as beneficial, if not more so, than sym- Proiide.icn & Taunton fession, having risen there by his genius, from a stranger, yet it can not effect Railway, 1918,5’s unit and i^Vailnces and hereby appoint a series of stories, through the fords and Oakdale are the ones that seem pathy Tonight I'rflday Saturday livening*, pulpit teen maintained cure if you are an ailing woman. 5’8 to have and having there by your West Chicago Railway, 1909, Favorite Soubrett*. plots uf whloh ran the moral and relig- tbe principal grievance. The It is through the press America’s acclamation every whit as much loudly proclaimed scientific woman can best understand a 5’s Vi ednesday, the 10th Day of May, ious ideas which he wishes to inculoate. members of these companies for the most that “a Joliet Railway. 1918, as by popular favar. During these years woman's ailments,” and on this ground sick -AS- Some of the titles of his stories are: The part feel that they should have been al- 5’s “Tha Girl from Ireland.” he undoubtedly made a very large Income women are invited to "write to a woman Quincy Railway. 1918, KATIE ROONEV, “Sermon In a Saloon," “The Parson's lowed a salary of $60 by the city govern- the benefit of a woman’s advice. but not an Income that would have en- and get Erie & Te 5’s Reserved seats now on sale. ARBOR BAIT. FreeLunob," “The Parson’s Wife," “The ment. The point is raised that their The sort of "understanding of her ailments'1 Telegraph ephone-1926, such a sum as abled him to save £875,000, a sick woman is a trained medi- Chief of Police," “The Only Baby In chances at" a $1 an bonr for duty are not wanted by Camden & Rockland Water.1917,412’s I call attention to the as a matter of fact, a certain cal understanding. If a woman has this again importance “The Lost Parson." as as be. The bone of and, portion FINANCIAL. Town,” good they might medical she understands Twin Water 1916. 5’s trees and shrubs about our of his fortune was derived from trade und trained knowledge Village Co., GIBSON TABLEAUX of contention seems to be the fact that the planting woman’s ailments not as a woman, but as a -BY THE- adds to their renders —Adjutant General Richards is in- to him by a brother. Hot un- Worcester & Clinton St. Ry., 1919. 5’s & homes. It comfort, members of Hose 6, Libby town, are re- bequeathed physician. If she is not a doctor she cannot Concord Montreal R. R. clined to the opinion that the Maine Na- Sir William Jenner earned a the ailments at all, and cannot them more beautiful, is ever an indica- $90 each per year for tbelr ser- doubtedly understand Gas & Electric. 5’s Gold Annex,Congress Square* ceiving she lacks Gaiesbur; 1919, 4s Vestry, val reserve will not be allowed an oppor- sum of the practice of his treat them successfully, because tion of reiinemcnt and culture, and the vices. The members of tbe Woodfords and great money by nuii other choice securities. the training. Bangor k Aroostook R. R. tunity to have a practice cruise on the profession and the faofc may legitimately necessary THURSDAY, MAY 4th day’s work woll dono will merit and Oakdale companies say that they are ex- As far aa known, there is no regularly Gold U. S. S. Prairie this year. The Prairie act as a stimulus to young medical men 5S Admission 25 Cents. to to 11 boxes on run- woman physician connected with receive the grateful commendation of pected respond the to observe keenly and work hard. qualified Aroostook Northern R. R. apr29dftt is|to begin at Louisiana and follow up the medicine especially de- ning card on the first while the That a few medical men have made any proprietary those who succeed us. alarm, for women—no one. therefore quali- PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY. Altantio coast, exeroisltig the various large fortunes is well known, Kor in- signed Gold 5s I also recommend that the day be members of hose 0 only respond to one fied by learning and experience, to advise mnrimSd dtf MAINE bodies of reserves on tbe way. The Mas- stance, .Sir Andrew Clark lelt £*08.970, k Lake Cham- more box. For this reason that are on of disease and its cure. Ogdensburg observed our schools they Sir Oscar Clayton left £1 46 746, l)r. questions especially by sachusetts reserves will have their cruise It is certain that there is no one. man or Gold for as boxes Dr. plain Ry. 4s to the end that the responsible nearly many they Rhodes Armttage left £217,4<;0, L. T. throughout the State, in It seems that woman, connected with any "put-up” September. steps 4to a of Cuinberbutch lcft £107,0<0, Sir Richard Gold SYMPHONY ::: ORCHESTRA, feel that they Should have salary $50 medicine for women, excepting only Dr. West End St. Ry. 5S best results may be secured. from the Maine reserves were not taken left Mr. Henry Horsfall a The members of the other com- Qoain £116,830, Pierce’s Favorite who, like INVESTMENTS; k lloslindale year. left Dr. G. D. left Prescription, West Roxbury of This in to secure the cruise this £105,780, Longstatf is a and Only Apptarnnre GIVEN at the Executive Chamber, early enough In wards and nlna so far as Dr. Pierce, regular graduated quali- panies eight £107,'00, Dr. Henry Danson left £119,390 de- St. Ky. Gold 5s of year. fied and who has, like him, Orchestra This Season. Augusta, this twentieth day April, can be learned are to the plan and Dr. J. H. l’aul left £100,053. But physician, WE OFFER agreeable voted more than thirty years to the special | Chicago, Hammond k West- the of our Lord oue thousand all these fortunes several ot which were of women. UNDER THE DIBHUTION OF in year —The seem to be abreast of payment at a dollar an hour. study and treatment of diseases clergy keeping inherited and not made by City of Peering 4’s, due 1919 ern R. R. Gold 6s and anil certainly pro- For more than thirty years Dr. R. V. eight hundred ninety-nine, with the SDlrlt of the times in are thrown Into the many fessional practice, a doctor, has of 4‘i's, due 1907 the United SCHOOL. Pierce, regularly graduated t’lty tnstport Wll. R. of the Independence of Maine cities. In Rev. J. L. REEKING HIGH shade the estate of Sir William Gull, the CHAPMAN, Gardiner, j by been chief consulting physician of I own of Dnmnrlsrotta 4X’s due 1900 of America the one hundred whose personality was valued at £844,038 Hotel and Institute, of States Quimby has entire charge of tho con- j Invalids’ Surgical Cortland Water Co. due 1927 -AT- Sir William Gull, like Sir William Jen- Y. On his staff are a 4's. ion of a new and is Buffalo. N. nearly and twenty-third. struct athletic field, made an enormous in- C'lnas of ’99, Presents Coraedv “Turned ner, professional score of regularly graduated, experienced, Maine Central K. I’. O s. due 1900 BENJAMIN FISHER, LLEWELLYN POWERS. pushing the work forward with though 'ortunato Investments per- whom is a vigor Hall. come, skilled physicians, each of spec- Maine Central It. It. due 1912 CITY HALL, Portland, Up” at lloegg the part In swelling the total 7’s, By the Governor, and sucoess. haps pla/eu ialist in his chosen class of diseases. Ev- Investment Bonds, of his fortune that family bequests played addressed to Dr. Pierce as *t. Croix Ei. A Water Co. Afternoon and of State. ery letter above, Tuesday Evening, BYRON BOYD, Secretary class of school In the case of Sir William Jenner. The is re- 5 s, duo 1900 —The only firm engaged in the con- The *99, Doering Higfi has prompt, conscientious attention, 50 STATE ST. , BOSTON. above names have been taken from lists confidential and is an- May 9th, 1899. struction of steel sailing ships in the presented Wednesday evening at Hoegg garded as sacredly rie telegraph A Telephone mayleodStfo by the and the ---— -—“— compiled Daily Telegraph swered in a plain envelope so your private -j Baltimore is naturally a Democrats United states at this time is that of the opera house, Peering Center, the three Westminster Gazette and cover a Co. Collat. trust 5’s, due 1920 iVludame period affairs are kept safe from prying eye*. Vlaconifa, There over last ten — the oity, and that the Democrats carried it riewulls at Bath. A steel ship and a aot comedy drama, “Turned Up.M extending the years. Cleveland City lly. 6’s. dne 1909 brilliant prima donuru In On the strength of them the medical / is not surprising. At the last steel bark are on the ways in their yard was an audience of about £50 persons mW>999&9&&09m Hamilton £ lluf- Hans Tuesday profession cannot be said to abound In Toronto. Kronold, election it went Republican to at tbe time. attendance. The play was admirably falo 4's. dne 1940 the ’cellist. municipal present pecuniary prizes. Unly eleven persons, Ky. ^100,000 popular finish. be sure, but that was largely on account carried out from start to whether shining In the fr nt rank of the Union Pacific liy. Co. 4’s. due 1947 Bessie —An has arisen in Gardiner In Silberfeld. to rebuke Gor- agitation Kaoh of the are deserving medical profession, or engaged in one of / of a Democratic uprising participants Magara Fulls PowerCo. 5’s, due 1932 the marvellous child because a free of victuallers’ its notoriously lucrative branches, or | First Mortgage, 5 per cent, 20 pianiste, second, e Furthermore granting of mention for the able manner In whloh to Josef will man’s disreputab reign. blesved accident with ad Fond du I.ac Water Co. 5's. due 1915 only Hofmann, play’ licenses will allow some stores and shops by pecuniary OK the was a deal demoralized by tho several characters died ten in s tho Everett Piano. party good they impersonated vantages, have during years 01IIFit SECURITIES. year Bonds of to remain The local W. mrtrn 11 Ay AM) HOOI) open Sundays. The noag^gwlnn rtf fhnt A* (Ml 1)0 I whlld the currency issue. In which they were ca6t. MADAME MACON DA will siDg only C. T. U. and the clergymen are endeavor- first-class brewer’s fortune would bo ex- the evenin". costuming was well attended to and the | in Tawney, of Minnesota ing to set the actiou reversed. peoted to Amount to mure than the ng Representative a\. IIUBV Prices of hinge wurtt well total of the oleten medical for- THE LEWISTON, BRUNS- admission—evening, 5Or, lorm a commuauun ui gregate Is endeavoring to air of bo 75c mad $1.00. Afternoon, ‘i.ic —Yale is credited with a de- entire play moved with an the pro- tunes or the brewer would accounted western members who shall University and 50c. forty was as a comparative failure. We are not setting sire to get President Hyde of Bowdoin, fessional. The oast of characters SWAN & BARRETT, WICK & BATH ST. RY. deliver their votes in a block to * up n wall that medical men do not make Tickets on sale and certificates ex- for its It is Intimated that follows: the fortune of Sir Wil- INH middle Street, the candidate for who presidency. more money, but at Jones & Allen's Speaker Dated 1, 189*. Due 1, 1918 changed C'ressey, President at some te at Uenerai;Ualtlc. Maloolm S. Woodbury liam Jenner or Sir William Gull ought Sept. Sept. the most Hyde may day jm^V, after May 1st. shall the worthies myddlw give forty Captain Medway. Carroll Montgomery not to lead the public to mistake the facts PORTLAND, ME. the head of Harvard, although he is a llaker UtI ....FORSALEBY concessions. Mr. Tawney calls his pro- Uuorge Medway. Krncst L. as to the average earnings of the medical aprl4 and not a Unitarian. Harris WILUSTON CHURCH posed forty tbo “flying squadron.” Why Congregationalist Nod riteddain Barrister, Philip H. profession The profession in Great Brit- Arthur E. lluokuam numbers some and al- will hold a be is not ex- Curraway Hones, ain J48000 rersons, the cumber should forty Edward K.Boak Hrenkfatl uit«l Sun llonurt —A new board of trustees for the In- Police Constable Nibble, though now and again one man dies rich izr.Jtk | RALPH L. MERRILL May Sale, but it was suggested Me I Ella M. Weston ItoMWortli Post Hull, plained; probably .School for Girls is soon to be Mary way, the vast majority die otherwise. dustrial None can tell how soon or where, Home ri. Harris Investments. memories of that riorum Katherine g' Investment Securities, TlllHSDAY, MAY 111*. by lingering Interesting In Medway, appointed by the Governor. Augusta Jessie M. Austin a use can be made of of the Arabian Ada Baltic, KYE AM) JCA.K INJTIKMAUY. yet Life % *50,000 LEWISTON GAS LIGHT Breakfast from 12 to 2 p. m., 25 cents. story Nights. A. Stafford and ADnle H, m L. I). Merchant, George Mrs. Paunal. Knight Insurance, sooner or later, by emery First due 53 EXCHANCE STREET, Supper from t; to 8 p. m., 25 cents. Larrabee At tho monthly meeting of the trus- COMPANY, Mortgage, 4’s, Entertainment 8 ni. Ado 20 cents. J. W. Church are mentioned. 'loin Lobb. Harry person ; that is to say, no indk’idual W p. ission, When Gen. Merritt was mentioned as A. tees of the Maine Kye and Ear Infirmary 1924, without Portland, Mr. apr26tf Sale of useful and fancy articles. Cleopatra, Harry Sawyer emer more than temporarily eludes X option. in the he caused Allred Erickson 'luesdny evening, the question regarding Afternoon free. my3J2t Dommander Philippines of Police is Ephraim, one it within This furnishes gas to both —The Biddeford Chief the clinics for the out patientH was again death, yet emery has g Company be known Interviews in tbo of the entertainment are and a com- it to through war the nlokel-in-the-slot The proceeds and trustees in his or her power to bestow, a Lewiston Auburn, having waging against discussed by jihrslolans by % MAY ad. that he would decline to benefit of the class ex- was the bined of about 80,000 I I newspapers go machines. A youth in that city lost for the graduating attendance >ii thing done In policy, lasting financial benefit upon X population people. there unless ne could have certain troops Much credit is due Mr. F. J. matter and it was deferred to the next I'*'3k some human being. No g dollars in a single in these penses. ^worthy .FOK SALE BY. twenty day which will take place the lirst ® Cit) Hall, which he specified. It was generally Mitchell for the manner In which the oast meeting © inmestment is more certain of ulti- dumb but seductive machine gamblers. of June. mate none more easy of s alleged at that time, and not denied that was ooaohed and for the successful presen Mr. Charles W. MoGary, who has been payment; Aim, A if, purchase. X H. M. PAYSON he resorted to this expedient to bring —In Gardiner a Woman’s Philanthrop- tutlon of the play. The music for tin chief engineer for the past three years &C0., Casco National Bank i:vc. and a half has to accept the The UNION X — — pressure to bear on the Secretary of War. ic nlmhasa general oversight of the drama was funisbed in the usual line resigned jf present forms of Bankers, OK position of inspector of plumbing, steam fu MUTUAL Policies embrace emery Half fare on all railroads to all holding he did not have so much ..itable and effort of the the Doering oicbestra. The class g 33 EXCHANGE STREET. “Sousa'’ tickets. Apparently jc. missionary style by fitting and electric fitting at the Eastern and in V © feature desirable popular PORTLAND, MAINE. in v«>d 1 \v eonhdenoe in him then as he expressed in will realize about $iiO as a result at mayldtf city. probably Maine General hospital Bangor. ® Life Insurance. In point of liberal- X of Dr. Bray resigned his position in tho his speech Tuesday night. of their efforts. are in they unexcelled; respect X A tTK»> 'Al,I. 1 —Every sign indicates that the riding adjunct olinics department. g ity, 1824. © to malues. none are better; in the * Incorporated The Filipinos are evidently baoking ot is on the increase in Dlcyoles greatly WILBUR OPERA COMPANY. are con- X matter of clearness, they C API TAX* AND SURPLUS BY F. 0. BULKY ic CO., Auctioneers. and lilling for th? purpose of getting some Maine this season. The attendance at the Jefferson last spicuous for plainness. The rates X concessions from Gen. Otis and the Ame thus far in the © are reasonable, guaranteed nen’er to g WOODBURY evening was the largest rican peace commissioners. But the signs PERSONAL AND PECULIAR. increase; the pro- X IMPORTANT SALE week s engagement and if the Increased J? are that tbey are so thoroughly surround- tection is absolute, Hsh for.. X rate continues it will he ‘‘standing ONE MILLION -OF- ed that finally thiy will have to accept •f not problematical. Particulars. x When asked for a sentiment appropriate room” only for the concluding perform- our terms whatever they may be. Under for the hero cf Manila wrote* Dewey day, ances. There.was a good matinee gather- & REAL ESTATE some “It to me that silence is MOULTON, the circumstances, however, appears golden.” ing to witness tbs repetition of Fra on our will a The of a DOLLARS. -AND- magnanimity part prove making Lowell, Mass., dry Dluvolo, and at night Royal Middy was Union mutual Cite good investment in the long run. If we town has crowded the electric cars with | Bankers, greeted with a packed house. The opera | Personal Properly can modify their feelings toward us it going ten miles to Law- thirsty people and eoon $ is a town. was well reoelved Conlny's Insurance Paid on will assist in our with rence, which wet | Company, Interest PORTLAND. greatly dealing a of unre- CORNER OF MIDDLE & EXCHANGE STS. IN9TH WARD, >iew ha.-, songs put the crowd lu state them in the future. Franklin Murphy, of Jersey, He won Ills double • • j teen el President of the c-ons of the served enthusiasm. TIME DEPOSITS. «ed I Portland, maine. We shall sell on Wednesday. May loth, at of the renomination of encore. Little Annie is grow- The opponents American Devolution, and Inspector J. Laughlin 1.30 P. M. tlie Algenou Stubbs re>idence situa- Portlaud in the Democratic party are evi- C. Breckinridge. U. S. A., vice Presi- ing in populur favor and the other speci- ted No. M Reed St.. tub ward, formerly Bryan on National Provincial dent. investment securities. Drafts drawn Deerlng, Me. one alties met with the old-timed ’«s dently losing their courage. One by applause. Bank of England. London, In large or This is one of the most desirable reslden author of “Priso- half stories Democrats who would Miss Mary Johnson, The bill oUured for today is an excep- email amounts, for sol# at current rates. in the city. House is two and one naturally oppose It is in At- Current Accounts ‘eceired ou lavorable with twelve rooms and stable conurcted. con- ners of Hope” is to begin the June one for will him on account of their ourrenoy tionally good Royal Middy « a affording a tine Cleanses and terms. situated n high elevatlrtn, lantic an historical romance, this afternoon and it will be WHEEL Letters of Credit. view of Portland and Harbor. Lot 1U0 x .'00 ft. victions are .reluctantly admitting that Monthly, be repeated nolle I ted from Individ- Correspondence There Is a nice oichard of choice fruit trees, with the title “To Have and to Hold,” followed In the by the Grand uals, Banks and others the tide seems to be setting strongly in evening Corporations, w ater, piped io house and s able, heated in Its June number. The serial will have Heals all to accounts, as well as from spring Duohess. desiring open not water with bath and closet, and piped his favor. At one time Harrison of in the Vir- those to transact busi- by its scenery and characters Drafts. wlehlng Banking through the house. Hard wood finish and was as a candidate ness of nap description through this Chicago looked upon ginia of the period of Pocahontas. NOTE. Foreign hard wood floors, open fireplaces with mantels, Inflamed Sur- janiMtf Bank. to ex the to Hoston This house was finished w ithout regard around whom opposition Bryan The gardeners and ilorists of concluded Its en- The (Moulin Rouge BARROWS. W itn the above tour lots ol land is Bay- pease. but he has in his ad- and In an ad- last use. might rally, given like the English 6parrow, gagement at the Portland theatre Cures STEPHEN a SMALL, President. sit.. In tue rear of the In faces„ sale ol real estate hesion to the Nebraska statesman. dress given at their club in Boston Tues- evenlDg, playing to a fair sized audience. MARSHALL a Immediately following ttie Just let it noised about the GflOING, Cashier. will be sold ur iture etc., consisting of fixtures Crokor’s in opposition was said that there were mil- get febTdtl prominence gthe day, it liffcy ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT. Sore and contents of stable, one fine family horse, Throat, that own one one one surrv. one movement has prejudiced it greatly every- lion sparrows in the country, that the neighborhood you and $100,000 three carriages, phaeton, 3 single and double, was six James Reardon was arrested last night beach wagon. sleighs, t*A« III xiow X i\. life of the sparrow years, wrusro I'JIL punniuiy V/Itij. average entrance into the best is three seat vis-a-vU. very stylish, seat six to and that each family raised four broods for assault on James McCue. Reardon Coughs, Colds, your society Even Pulitzer, of the New York World, eight. One pair of double harnesses, single u year The sparrow destroys caterpillars clalms'that he hit^the man with his fist, assured. harness, robes, blankets and. In fact, every- who has no fondness for or his ui.uu. Bryun larvae of canker worms, grubs, tussock tiling which goes wiiu me auiiMu UUb US IUC nuuuujjiu .uuvuj n ium iiohvi Bronchitis, Then think of the and PHILIP H. FARLEY conditions at sale. silver doctrine, Is forced to concede that moth and green aphis. tugging Bangor & Aroostook Terms ami was a severe one, necessitating the may-Ulti it look6 like the old ticket, so far as its very that 41 WALL STREET of Dr. It Is believed Asthma, lugging you’ll escape. RAILROAD COMPANY, head is concerned. The rank and file of CAPT. MATTHEWS’S HOUSE NEAR- calling Hanson, NEW YORK so to BAILEY & OU. that Reardon kicked McCue after he had you’ll have many occasions Division. F. O. the party, not only in the West but also LY COMPLETED. ISungi.r 4t Piscataquis 4 EXCHANGE STREET him down. The cause of the Catarrh and for Of course knocked use it wonder how ever in the East, are Bryan. The new house on Pleasant street, you’ll you FIRST MORTGAGE PORTLAND and Connuissiou Merdani> row could not be learned. The assault A oetioaeers things may change before the convention, Woodfords, which has been In process of without one. REPRESENTING... was committed in a house at 212 Fore got along Salesroom 4ft Exrbajge Street, but if it were to be held now Bryan would 5 Percent Cold construction for Capt. El bridge Mat- We In Wheel Bonds, street. carry everything DATED APRIL 1, 1899, DUE JAN. 1. 1943. l- w* allis be nominated without much opposition. thews of the firm of Matthews & Houston Wilson & r. o.uailry Harrows that heart could wish, Stephens IPHII4 If Mr" Edward Atkinson sent his the well-known grain dealers,and a form- MOTION PICTURES OF POPE LEO Issue Limited to $1,500,000. the er alderman of is nearly complet- from the ones that the BANKERS pamphlets to the soldiers in Philip- Deering XIII. toy please We offer the above mentioned ION INSTALLMENTS. for about WATCHES he undoubtedly himself ed and will be ready occupancy to dirt and stone carts bonds at 114 1-2 and accrued pines exposed Efforts are now being made to secure, little fellows, Waltham and Elgin Watches, a large stock 16. A few weeks ago the PRESS and on to Just criticism. These Damphlets are May in luteresl, subject to .ale ad- INVESTMENT SECURITIES of new model Watches will be sold eaay pay- for an early presentation this city so to contractors. All the an exterior..*lew of this house indispensable vance in price, at which they ments at reasonable prices. All Styles. arguments against government’s published those much talked about marvelous the Jeweler. Monument will net about 4.30 cent. Prices. McKENNKY. in those and the of whloh|ls modern and up-to-date In every Trices are low, loo. Low per Information furnished concerning Bonds marl9dH policy islands, design in the of his cheerfully Square. _ moving pictures, biograph of the above issue bas to in the minds of their particular. The house oontains li rooms The larger part dealt in, on New Vork, Boston, Philadelphia, Balti- them is produce holiness, Pope Leo XIII. to warraut you’re loaning MAKFIY NELLIE. euough beeu taken for permanent investment, more and Stock and orders ME, readers to it. It seems to us aside from two bath rooms aud four toilet Chicago Exchanges, opposition are some pictures that have been friends who never therefore a limited amount will be I will such a pretty King at is furnished They them to careless only therein executed on the usual terms And buy you would be no muoh rooms and handsomely A thousand solid gold Kings there impropriety, shown in the principal cities of the Unit- offered on the market. The price will Me Kenney’s. The floors are oak or return it in a di- Diamonds, Opal-Pearls, liubies, Emeralds and I ss in them to every throughout. polished return anything, doubtlces soon be advanced to at criminnlity, sending ed States, and which have created favor- 120, mar tm ail other stones. Engagement and are covered with precious woman and of the and blroh and the walls which will net four cent. stock In man, child outside able comment and been viewed with condition. they per Wedding Kings a specialty. Largest in lapidated of this is- The Jeweler. Monument The or to be tho best paper, appropriate, tasteful Special circular descriptive city. McKENNKY, Army. policy adopted adopt- wonder and awe by those who have been mar22dtf The halls, sue: also a list of other high class bonds Square. ed toward the Philippines Is a proper designs. reception parlors, them. The permitted to see pictures were mailed on for and has sitting room, dining room, party, kitch- application. subject discussion, everybody first shown at Washington, D. C., before en and chambers are furnished in a com- a right to speak or write in regard Moneignor Martinelli, apostolio delegate $2.00 to $4.00. SPECIAL and build- to it. But with the soldiers it fortaole manner. The architect MERCANTILE TRUST from Rome, the President of the United KOHLINGS GU., handsome residence is Mr. is different. Their first indeed er of this duty, States, and Diplomatic Corps. con- 57 St. is obedience eu- E. Moore, the well-known Exchange their only duty, to their Myron Portluuil, Me. a|irl4dlf ATIN of Centre. Mr. Roland periors. Whether the policy they are or- tractor Deering rev. dr. samuel h. Kellogg. IFIRST! M*«*«i>*m4* CLASSU ****««» or H. also of Deering Centre, was dered to carry out is wise otherwise, is Hooper, Pittsburg, May 3.—Tidings of the death SPRING and Mr. %j. J, Clarke, not for them to ask or discuss. If anyone the paper hanger, of Rev. Dr Samuel H. Kellogg, one of BOARD OF W. A. Derrah in For (he benefit of linin' bny* to teach them doctrines or the Woodfords painter,and the best known theologians the country <£ FIREJJNDERWRITEES, attempts pre- and were received here today. No particulars are intended for enrol- sent to them arguments that will tend to also of Woodfords, did the painting Portland, April 24. 1899. who are given, but it is presumed that he was OPENING. he is electric work, respectively. At a meeting of the Hoard held ment next September, in the weaken their obedience guilty, in- lighting stricken by apoplexy. FEDERAL & TEMPLE STS. April 3rd II « is voted that the Agents close directly, at least, of trying to induce First Form of this or any other GETTING THE NEWS FROM MA- their < Hires tor business at them to refuse to do their duty—which in UENERAL NEWS NOTES. Preparatory School, a Special NILA. weather has come and so 12 O’CLOCK ON SATURDAYS, a soldier is mutinous. If Mr. Atkinson’s Spring Clan in F'irst Latin, und other 1 1st to October 28th inclusive. had the effect to titan it troui May pamphlets prejudice the The country gets its news of the fight- have our Cloths for the r*i-'i?Tfr studies, is now bring formed. The price of gas in Now York city has Spring Spring apr25eoc!Sw 'I'. J. LITTL Y„ Sec. the work were un- at Manila Maine. The cable OB. F. AUSTIN soldiers against they ing through thou- TENNEY, been out from 11.10 to 05 .rents per season. These der obligations to do because they were route from Manila to New York is as fol- and Summer goods sand feet. t * THAVE FLO! OFLANO UNIVERSITY OciilUt and Ophthalmic optician. ordered to do It by their superiors, it had lows: Manila to Hong Kong, and thence 5 to 83 feet on the street, The Union hotse-shoers of Boston hate are of the latest designs of on plun St. No9. 13. the Foreign de would like to build a brick bulM- I.vcs examined free bv methoJs known a tendency to weaken performance to Saigon, in Aoam. Singapore, the been successful in their strike. 60 fee p, School. generally manufacturers. Injf, three or tour stories, windows on three Preparatory i;mi »ern optical si 'tnce, and glasses iitt.^1 at of their and as Straits and on J. G. Johnston, of has been and Domestic or \. L,-n reeded. Ufllee duty they undoubtedly Settlements, Penang, Kansas, ■Ides, covering the lot. and lease the whole, •£80 friutp Strpi't. reas ,.:»ble prices made chairman of the Democratic Nation- STEPHEN for some had that tendency, the putting them the Malay peninsula, to Madras, India; of BERRY, the upper siories. on a term of >ears, al Executive committee, while Chairman An inspection these or mercantile purpose; would UKV. THOMAS K. < IhVKUT. M. A., !.>:» 1 2 ( OI»5TIO%te « <»r. I'lm. was from lines to early manufacturing into the hands of soldiers culpable. Madras by land Bombay; the to suit the wants of Jones goes to Europe. and (ra\4 construct building ^. diers’ Mouunw.it. OKI e days every contends that Eastern cable to is ®oolc, THOMAS. 184Middle al.. i>|»,*. Mr. Atkinson, however, thence by telegraph Eleven Boa ton breweries have formed goods respectfully requested. fob lessees. ELIAS Principal;lu,lu4baw baiurday. 37 P&Mt Portland, Me. mayi.dtf aj.ib th# only soldiers he ever sent auy to were Aden, Arabia, Feet Said and Alexandria, »Ki? dim Ho. atrwt.

.. » rr1 ; rs—^ .^ Mr- S .-. ... the office of A FAIRFIELD FLORAL CASE. Mr. Bird took an exception. Judge Webb advertising In Vickery MUSIC AND DRAMA. stated that this would preclude tbe pro- Hill of Augusta, where five pa per s are THE ENTIRE STOCK (1 notion of tectlmony la the defendant’* published, was called to ! testify in rela- AHKtfYM! O Y lONCfcCKT. WE HAVE PURCHASED Bird withdrew tion to oartaln advertisements published Trial Continued in hebalf. Thereupon Mr. The Mair.e ;?ji».|.T Orchestra, under Interesting of it In those for the Floral company. his motion, with tbe idea offering papers the direction ol W H Chapman, deserve* Mrs.H. K. of Rockland testi- later after the testimony had been given. Klttrldge a the U. S. Court. special notice, because It contains —— OF- defendant's on** fied that she answered an advertisement The opening of the sufficient number of men to entitle it to of was then made by Hon, Clarence Halo, of the company, »nd on an order five the name of "grand orchestra," and Is who first read the statute under which the doxen made a profit of fl.26. In that and written Powerful llntlrry of Coanwl therefore able to perform works Hanged made ten to fifteen case war proceeding. The United SUtoa subsequent orders she which cannot be ttirjtlnltrd Htntei Uta- for "grand orchestra," AgnInr( for bus! oents an hour. conducted its post offloe proper tht full of the differ- (rlcl In the given without parts Attorney and social but not for pur- Mra K. J. of Winslow’s Mills, ness letters, Light ent lnitruroents Court Hoorn. of fraud. The defendant was testified In the same line, saying that she poses As jet Maine does not furnish all these the malls for sent for several lots ami made 2b cents charged with using pur- players, and Mr. Chapman is obliged to n dozen The did poses of fraud. But the defense claimed on the work. oompiny New York the GOODS The trial of of from Boston and AND Fred FURNISH George Terry, import GAPS Mr. had teen in a with her as advertised. On cross- under that Terry engaged they men to these HATS, Hairtteld, Indictment charged with proficient necessary play business transaction, and not in examination witness said she made three a scheme to defraud through the use of proper different parts. We have one or two or scheme to defraud. T hey orders, but when she sent in the fourth the United Mate® malls, in connection any proposed uhestras hare In Portland of which we are to the defendant himself on the the informed her that they with the business of the Fairlield Floral put company justly proud and they deserve credit and S. FISHER & AT ABOUT and he would tell them that he could send no more flowers then, but OF M. CO., Company. continued In the United States stand, encouragement for the work they are do- was on his business .ocordlngto might 'end some later. District Court on Wednesday. It has carrying ing,and the opportunity they offer to mu- business methods. The intent—and Attorney (isneral Haines—But you got been a long time since tbe grim old proper sic lover*. On a larger scale is the work the intent was the vital thing—would be your money back t court room, devoted so constantly to of the Maine Symphony Orchestra, and shown to be He intend- Witness—Yes, l did. affairs of or the revenue and perfectly proper. it is Mr. that it may admiralty testi- Chapman’s hope ed to earn a dollar for himself and for Mis. Vinlo H. Reed of Sabattus, frequented ordinarily by mariners, grow so that in this state alone all the those whom he employed, and this was fied in ttie same strain, saying that the Cents on tlx® Dollar and festi- 33 marshals, smugglers shd other prosaic desired player* may be found, offered by company did ae they agreed and that she has woru au air of such perfectly proper. Everything val orchestra and festival chorus, all be- personages, She sent for her the tended to show that he made two dollars a day. and activity. Nearly all the government long to Maine. At the ooncert May bth brightness outfit about 1898. had built up a huge business, sending first April 1, spectators’ scuts were occupied by ladies, this grand orchestra will perforin a part AND SHALL PLACE THE SATIE ON SALE AT OUR STOKE-:, "and many At this point Attorney (ieneral llalnes almost uniformly youthful and pretty, out many letters, getting of the Myraphi nie Pnthetlque by Tsohal- interested in his He was a bundle of abunt one hundred who before tbe case is closed will tell people plans. produced which he had conducted but once who had bad deal- kowski, lu the business but a short time, only letters from people their experiences with the art work ot the before bis death. He considered it his from December to February «1, 1898. ings with the company; but Judge Webb Fairlield Floral 1897, masterpiece and was looking forward Company. them out on the A fugitive erur or two might have crept promptly ruled ground Ths array of counsel is also most im- to a repetition of it, when he believed the but the whole business should not be that they were mere testimonials, un- and the defendant is holding his in, would better it, but posing, therefore not public appreciate by that. Tee scheme of Instruc- substantiated bjr oath, and trenches with a lile of veterans, at the judged deutli claimed him. 26 and 28 Monument who followed ndmlssable as evidence. tions was such that people have slnoe Square, head of whom marches as Thousands of music lovers high private in them could make money and did make Henry Zelner of New York,an expert the Attorney General of the Hate. that time listened spellbound to its won- as would be shown by teatlrn ony. the business of making artificial flowers, The proceedings Wednesday morning money, derful minor chord, its wailing melody, When the afternoon session began, At- testified thnt he was engag'd by Mr. began with Miss Bertha M. Rounds, of which seems lik? the love echoes from an for the busi- torney Gene a I Haines cal hid impres- Terry, September 27, 1897, i?aoo, still on the stand, continuing her a heartbreaking with grief over some be- sive of witnesses, principally from ness at Fairfield. Mr. Terry told him testimony of tbe day before. Miss Rounds airay loved object. Descriptive) and full of VVaterville headed by Mayor Fhllborok, that he expected to make flowers in described her dealings with the company, melodious beauty in every bar this Sym- and lnoiuding State Sen- Maine where labor was chsaper, think- been conli and of that city, the which seem to have ing New phony stands out pro-eminent among ator Perham S. Heald. ing that h«* might compete with harmonious to the time tbe company works of the modern composers. Mr. up a SATURDAY, witness was Mrs. K. J. Ricker, York manufacturers. Witness made had to that time The first will called for fl)U. Hie up he Chnpmun give.but two movements of Gardiner, a woman of middle age, who contract, a copy of which exhibited, considered their dealings in the nature of of it now, but intends to give it entire testified that last January she saw the and then bought stock and came to red tape which she must go through. kit the time cf the festival He has some David advertisement of the Fairfield floral i airfield. Witness advised Mr. Terry to This stock includes the Crawford, Knapp, Wilcox cV Co., and all the best 'The cross examination did not shako the billllant numbers also on his programme and sen t. 3J cents for the be- advertise the flowers, and it was done, of Miss Rounds or elicit any- Compauy and aside from the solo artists who are testimony 40 sold to users di- and All the latest in Neckwear. ves. Col- ginner’s outfit. She then seut for about 2500 sprays being makes in Hats Caps styles Hosiery, thing new. most attrac tive and desirable the work of dozen flowers, paying therefor $40. bbe rectly, with general satisfaction to pur- Post Office Fisher and King the orchestra alone will one for the inspectors was conduct- repay that will he sold at about JDlc on the finished them lu about four days and a chasers. While the business lars, Cuffs, Umbrellas and Underwear, dollar. were called to identify letters which Miss price of admission. Mr. Chapman will half and sent them buck, getting therefor ed by (i. F. Tony, the orders were all Hounds had turned over to them. begin his rehearsals In Bangor on Fri- $50, making herself a protit of ten dol- small. Mr. Terry gave directions to get Postmasters W illiam Sta kpole, of Saco, day, May 6th. The programmes are as lar's The company did by her as they up the goods in good shupe and give good and Frank B. Purinton, ol’ Fairfield, follows: advertised to do. When cross examined value. So imported material was used, produced the records of tiieir otlioes to. she said she did not send for a r ew lot of atd goods were used. So far as he (Public Rehearsal—Matinee.) show that Miss Rounds sent the follow- good flowers because she .heard wthut no more knew no one sent mouev to the concern Overture—O heron, Weber ing sums of money to the Fairlield Floral were o be* put out. who did not receive value for the money. Uonipauv: On January 22, 18y8, ^1.SB; b. lilack Key Etude. Chopin of ousts Gen- Warren C. Phllbrook, Walervllle, At this polnt.intho Attorney MBs Bessie Sllberfeld. on February 3, I8t8, l-'.Ol). of the testified that he had eral Haines wanted to rest his case. Ho Scherzo -Midsummer Dream, Mr. William W. Merrill, eaabier of the Mayor city, Night for ten time for consultation Mendelssohn that known George Fred Terry years, salt! he must have National Bank, of Fairfield, testified a. Moinnnze, Goens and that his reputation in the com- befoie putting ou more witnesses. Judge there was no other national ban* in b, Caprice HongroLe, Dunkler was Webb demurred somewhat, but did not Mr. Bans Kronold. CLARK munity good. IRA F. ii Sc Fairfield; but there had been hirst Perham S. of Watervihe, State the Attorney General’s determi- Symphonic Pathetlque, Tsohslkowsky National Bank of of which the Heuld, modify CO., Fairfield, First two movements. he been a citi- so the case was ad- The Senator, testified that had nation to strike, present bank was the successor. Kigolett j, Liszt zen of that since 1801 and had journed until 10 a. iu., todny, when Mr. feign of the old bank had remained for a place Miss Bessie Sllberfeld. known Mr. since he was a boy, and will go on to the stand. a. Czihulkn time in the window of the new bank. Terry Terry probably Gavotte, Loin du Gillott testified that his reputation was g od. b, Bal, 28 Monument out. 26 bauk and The new bank bought the old LIGHT bUIFS FOK THE CANADIAN For Orchestra. of the String Square. W. H. Abbott, Superintendent The witness said he gave Mr. Terry au- COAST. Le Carnaval Domain, Berloz Dock wood Mills, of Watervllle, lCx-Mayor thority to refer to the bank, but did not. Fred- Nathaniel Frank K. Shaw The former Gloucester schooner, (Evening Conoert.) did so in terms Meader, Judge remember that ho explicit has been sold Court ot Watervllle. e*ick Gerring, Jr., which Overture—Oberon, Weber and Bit raJ character. of the Municipal as to responsibility under orders of the Liehestraum, Liszt Marshal Charles P. Davis, and ut (suction at Halifax, a, Mr. had an account in the City Black Terry opened been oondeuined, will be b, Key Etude, Chopin Sheriff Andrew L. McFadden, of Kenne- courts, having Miss Bessie Sllberfeld \ bank in the fail of 1&97, signing checks CHA8. H. REDLON, into u for the Proprietor. converted protec Dream. bec an old resident of Watervllle, lightship Ssherzo—Midsummer Night « us Geo. F. Mr. Terry Couuty, Terry, manager. on the ooast of Now Mendelssohn all utterance to an “good” tion of ths shipping to cht 'k in this way on gave emphatic ceased sign At the mouth of the Le Perleder Borazll David when General Haines asked Brunswick. 1J, 1 notified the bauk Attorney Madame Macomia. February lb‘J8, Miramlohi river lies a sand what was Mr. reputation in dangerous 1 schuiknowskv that the business wus incorporated with Terry’s Symphonie Patbetique, ‘The Mm-oh bestowed upon Sousa bar, which bus long been a menace to hirst two movements. King" treasurer. Watervllle. oonsent of thousands A. H. Terry which several vessels by the unanimous The Miss Alice J. of shipping, and on (Intermission.) Miss Alice J. of Watorville. Hayden, Watervllle, Goens >f muslo-lovers is all Hayden, disaster. There the will a, Komanze, justly applied.| By who had been called in the forenoon by have met Gerring was the next witness. ahe entered the I), Caprice Hongroise, Dunlker most mnsloal the murluor Mid* the Important tlgure PORTLA ND, May 4, 1»W. the was called by the de- jo placed, to guide seeking Mr. Hans Kronald. employment of the Floral company Feb- government, if the Is John Philip Sousa, and to the river to Chatham, Now a, Czibulka doy lenso. She testified as to the Buil up Gavotte, 4 and remained with them general and a oonoert ruary sea b, Loin du Bal, Glllet with three operas military of and said that the con Castle and other large lumbering discontinued. Fhe had course business, Liszt his "The March until they charge of the Canadian Higoletto, band of own, King's" never received for which ports. Commander Spain Miss Bessie Sllberfeld. of the in the aern aiy money Sousa Matting girls employed answering steamers states that name graces many programmes. not return letters licet of oruisers und Polonaise, Mlgnon, Thomas She all the they did goods. Many has to two oonoerts correspondence. explained will be the lirst of a number Madame Matondu. arrunged give grand irum me luuuia, une with addresses that could not be the Gerring details out the circular letters. Le Koiuuin. Berlioz in this at an early date In the trans- ..flfe»hed literary dlreotor; a series of eflfeotive There will be an reoltal at the ed mottled Dyer, Miss Hayden said that she and stage picture-; organ looking The witness, being examined by Judge torney Mrs. Fruuk ohuroh In on parliamentary lewder; York, add to the of the oomc- I Aim-ill Bangor May.11, by could not identify the dates of the cirou Irumlng popular assisted fects. Webb after tin1 cross examination had Mrs. A. F. Waldron, alternate. J Warren Andrews, of Boston, Flowery patterns CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTING. Genurui h'legate; jy. Miss Rooney is seen at her best in | of Port- bien concluded, stated that she wa> in- iars presented by Attorney to jy Mrs. Jennie King Morrison, Mrs. George 1*. Thomas was elected her aud with a delicate as to show the faith the title role, vivacity sparkling land. alternating structed in h r duties when sho hlAlnes, tending good began membership. On FTiduy the gentlemen the whole wUh of .She could not say wit infecting performance us tell that the C i i-T A l~nJ~ A work Mr. Fred the company. sontl-momh- satin line. blue Now iet you by George Tarry. who have beeu guests ut the aud chic makes Square whether were used before ot after a liveliness, spirit which MARRIAUtS. the right to call one more they will entertain the Reserving ly social meetings of the most entertain- and black and are the most February 31, 1897. Thev were required it oue delightful white, MATTIIMCS-S witness, District Attorney Dyer rest d Ladies Mrs. York has Invit' d the club and after that data in the ment seen here this season. The compa- In Gorham. 2f*. at the M. E. parsonage, the case of tin- at this both before F’almouth April and white and be government point to bold Held day with her at well known ay Itev. VV. F. Marshall. Edward M. Marshall white, pink popular rearing goods. and were used. ny includes many comedians and Judge Webb directed the defense to course of business, bpreside the sec nd week in June. tnd Mils Bessie I Haynes, both of Gorham. and such as Mark num- will outwear tho P. of Oxford was The Whittier club re-sleoted its old singers Murphy,known In Amrusta. April 23. Arthur T. Howard and checks with any (the good ones) Lowell with their case. Miss Mabel Humpus They proceed annual as the of Irish J. P. Miss Margaret Bradsux. “-■ hourd of officers at the meeting King comedians; At this ue&i* uaiiou, In April 24. L>. K. Derry and Miss Mar- mak- juncture Geo. D. Bird, attorney Tuesday. The president, Airs. 11. W. Hath. ber of draw strings Wool Carpets. with the Floral Sullivan, Geo. W. Larsen,Maggie Weston, Ilia A. Wright. for the moved that the court transactions company was the hostess. Airs, unve nan daleuse, Hryunt, r.hn um)1. known Irlah almrimr cnniH- In Bath. 20. George F. Preston and Miss to have been after to hold Held at April it to use the direct a verdict for the defendant. Judge were found February son invites the club day Rosie Fournier. ing possible stroudwater the last of Alay. diennu, Jennie Reynolds; Kulalie, tbe in Fairfield. April 24, Win. F. Brown of Bing- Webb denied this, 21. lbtfb. of Fetrfiold. ribbon shirred promptly whereupon dancer, and 20 others. Tbe aamarnl Miss l.lzzie ReMore fancifully F. D brown of Fairfield, specialties H. Larrabee and Mis. Me., ARMY AID Ill Kennebunk. William see our Hue. ’Twill please >011. SALVATION introduced «i*j and all up to Better testified that she branched flowers tor the numerous, Miss Nellie Esther Spaulitlns. or plain. Heavy corded The monthly meeting of the Salvation date and novel, including AHss Rooney’s Fairfield floral company sometime in Taffetas Army Aid society was held in Stat* marvelous Impersonation* of her father, ribbons. plain April, lt&fii. As this was after February OEM.Ha Street vestry yesterday morning, with a the late famous Rat Rooney,an act which nnrl \ir1 nP3li rl 21 when Terry’s connection with the L^ood attendance. The question of pro stands alone as a decided novelty. The lu Alfred, May 2, Dr. F. B. Merrill, aged 74 company ceased, the examination of this for a shelter In connection with the tomorrow and years. soies and or The same sltu- Tiding engagement continue* twenty Brains Repaired 5 witness was stopped. Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at house. work of the aid was considered, but no .Saturday afternoon and evening. Re In Bar Harbor. 27. Jessie Jarrett, aged nioo with reference to the next April new shades of developed 'd. A of served seats ure on sale. 34 years. thirty of definite aid plans adopt report yow a delicious food made witness, Miss Almeaa Stevens Upper InOldtown. April 2o. Mrs.Catherine Hancock the work ot the Salvation Army by Adju- SOUSA’S RAND. 5b of which our of sugar oe a woman, who could aged years. satins, grape by Ml.moaster, young In 20. Mrs. Sarah Ann Lames ^JP ML, tant Thomas Adairs was read. The next conductor of the Kingston, April be sure of dates but thought the Sousa is the greutest formerly of Searsport. aged 80 years. stock is at all times and meeting of the society for the The news of In Atkinson. 25. Mrs. Alice W. Warden. FOOD EXPERTS was in 1S98. Miss Stevens greatest hand In existence. April April 27 Sj season will be held the lirst Wednesday in enthusiasm anion4 Agorl years. and now M>v«>d an interesting witness in one re- hi* coming aroused In East Maohias, April 27, Gilbert W. Hatha- enormous, just June at Williston church. who look his organi- aged 70 years. ct, however, as she modestly admitted the thousands upon way. Z p In Last Mac 111 as, April 27. Charles L. A ok ley. is than ever. Grape-Nuts. hat she zation as the represent tliv** of Its kind, larger t int the flowers with which the A1AT1N Liu WHIST. xjred 02 years. marches as In 27. Thomas Alcorn, aged re- wore was adorned, had been and upon S usa’s magnetic Togas. April \Y have AT OHOCERS. prettily of the Preble house wore lately 35 5-‘ ’lhe parlors ihe title ol 3b years. of the Floral Miss the inarches ol America, 1. Hattie K.. wife of Freder- bought company. afternoon for a matinee In Bangor. May boxes of opened yesterday 40 ceived ten fancy Stevens said that sna did considerable ck T. Thompson, ageu years whist given by the officers of the Boys’ work for tho and made about 15 Ribbons and company Home to raise money for their work. Air. designed cents au hour for the time she worked, and Airs George Thomas were untiring made for belts lhe had dealt with her as it specially MAKING BRAINS. company In their efforts, for the comfort of the had to da l Does Coffee WATCH soft and Brain tissue is made of albumen acted agreed ladles und the affair was pronounced one —heavy, silky, liutch that jj Mrs. of Kiniua Saco,testified of the upon by delicate molecules of phospate of th'e'pleasnntest season, and the a Narrow sho had seen the advertisement of the with i 48c yard. pot isb. committee are to be congratulated on tnis \ Agree and had received kQO REPAIRING. Floral company, v. Ribbons for Neckties These things are found in certain foods successful ind lip of their parties. dozen of flowers to branch, paying for Wo have made a specialty of supplied by Nature. Food experts have l You ? dresses. them and Lack the HU BRIGAND NKW>. Watch, Clock, Jewelry and and to receiving money from 5 trimming made use of this knowledge prepare y If pot, drink Grain-O—made Ijg Optical liepairing for years. with a pretit when she had compieteu the the hurricane season from for un- a food made up of selected During July h grains. A lady writes: “The We have had of ex- Petite Ribbons Grape-Nuts, sent for her first pure y years work. She $110 order, to October, will be time I made Gruin-0 I did not L parts of the choicest Wheat and Burley inclusive, telegrams L first perience and understand it when she one * Wash rib- receiving back $135 oompletcd received daily bv ihe chief of the Weather X like it but after using it for in all its branches. We derclothing. and prepared in a way as near as possible the work. She followed this up for some from the / week would induce me to / to be like nature handles such food to turn it Bureau, West Indian stations, nothing guarantee every job velvet ribbons. z back to toffee/* lr nourishes The bons, time, making a minimum of about 15 a’-d from Honduras. This will go J! perfectly satisfactory. Into and to combine, in the TruxiUu, *1 grape-sugnr she X aud feeds the system. The children host American Mainsprings, If a difficult cents an hour for the time wrorked. enable the Y\ eat her Bureau to Keep a you’ve body, the albumen and phosphate of pot- / can drink it freely with great belie- / 75c. Cleaning. #1.00. The company dealt with her as the? close watoh ou all hurricanes before they ash lor rebuilding the soft gray sub- 1 tit. It is the strengthening sub- Z Mainspring and Cleaning shade to match bring it Witness could not tlx the time reach the United States / Ht&nod of the bruin and nerve centers. agreed. coast. 7 stance of pure grains. Get a pack- combined, #1.50. 9 TOVE9. definitely, hut said h*r first order was P from follow T here. I8I.I K frXAJUi Theory is worthless if not sustained by FLOATING CHRISTIAN LNDttAVOR. uge to-day your grocer, AUTOMATS*' sent in the last of February or the first directions in it and imbstantia) proof y the making you y of March, 1S98. Her first order was for The regular monthly busiues* meeting y will have u delicious and healthful C $7.30 and. $lo.oo Ten Juys use of Grape-Nots will bring and the best of tiowei * of this society’ will be held this Thursday X table beverage for old young. FRANK liner a sense grade P.^McKENNEY, to the oertain of Increased Leavitt, No. U5 (. 16c. aud 25c. L I & CO. At this point District Attorney Dyer evening with Miss A. G. Watch milker, OWEN, MOORE mrutul and nervous power, unmistakable PERKINS & of the leserved Green street As business of much im Insist that yonrfTec«rgive*fOttORAlN-0 N. M. CO., Agents, and a welcome of nourish- availed.himsell privilege 7 y HOS CMK.NT *q,l AUK. proof proper the ( Accept no imitation. to call a witness for the gove ninent. Miss portance is to come before meeting, j ment. m,4 8 FREE STREET. Grace M. Lord of Augusta, who handles » full attendance is deeired. ■_1 ■■-■r±2222 LOST AND FOUND. TO LET. FOR HALE. Mtim Graoe Dow, who is trnohin* at! NIGHT. AM) NORMCA. REPERTOIRE SHOWS. Is A ROUGH GILMORE WESTBROOK. Cliff Island epandlDR her vacation at' home. Fort* words Inserted nndrr thle head Forty wor4» tnaortm sadtr this head Fwrty wovtfs iBMrtMl andtr thto huad one week for 95 In ndvanee. •tifiwwk for M eont*. rMb *n sdvanfl*, w®«k From Mlu Mond Mrs. Thomas Is on Cape rrrt*. tor 2ft mom, rash in mIvbbos How Hr Borrowed Money and Tlun Interesting letter Quint car! or for Mrs. Three ftchoonera Ashore Louis The of the Current Events Dnalrln, of the Wllbnr Opera Quint Cod. WOUND— A hook sum of Bold II Back. meeting Managrr Oats which have bean pocket containing Frederick b. vaill h*• tn« HALE-A first class second sown early are A on Monument street- Owner can pIANOFOK club will be held this afternoon nt 8 to money Houses— list of houses for sale and to let of ■ hnn<1 In excellent Company. jnst beginnloR le scan atovs the have iamc by calling at * St. LAWRENCE largest nj.right piano. condition. ] ST., real estate office in Portland. Ills special- J- I-. MACY. Will inn o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. K. Dana, Wa«8 May 8.—A» the and for adv. any Mfg. Co., Kennebec St, time when Gilmore wan ground. Highland Light, proving property paying ty is mortgages collecting rents, and Telephone 714-4. 3-1 “I was at the the lessee Tho last of must negotiating Mechanic street. The following letter from April have teat the result of weather and a brisk north ___.>1 the general care of property. Beal Es- of hid Paris for foggy Apply. at. the height engagement,” ocm- record this yeur April weather. gold hair Reward If re- tate First National Bank Building. SA I.K—One of the finest residences In The school room decoration committee and manager of the Wilbur Opera throe schooners are ashore pin. Office. pDK■ Lilian Nordics in Ainslee’g Maga- Mr. Geor.e (Slovene of Ulndham held easterly gale, I08T—Roman^ turned to i«> A VON NT. a 4 1 Wo.Kiiord-. school, « ores churches, Pi.ys for Satur- will The street and *t-ani mooting which was planned pmy, now playing at tho Jefferson, a meetiOR at the school house on C.ipe Cod this morning. large 081 carspli ooitt o I md and large Ms inn ott with his Sunday, I wonday afternoon a canvas bag con not more than *Ub zine, “that agent to mat- j A-i rrOfRENT--To a small family modern e. Hot wate. m-a c no May 0 at the home of Mrs. E. 11. bo road with Interest as it relates April ;o. New Haven three masted schooner, Alice ; talnlng a sum of money Will the finder • light-, 1’ft the old bandmaster almost day, | mrce persons, a very desirable rent, cen- o|M*n fireplace, up to c|;tte In cyei > ihing. Will funds and the pleasc|reiuru to 87GREEN STREET and be re- tie has been to some ters discussed at tho last meeting of went ashore o'clock and pleas mtly located. Apply to N. S. sold to reliable pa1 ty for $50 no be Nnwcombe, postponed I B. Phillips, at,.two w 2-1 trally per mouth, straede i. Dopite his severe trouble anted._ GA KDIN 53 street. OTer directors of that theatre: SOUTH r.K, Exchange !\R*L'"iwVS1** b«r°re B goes. day next week. 1’OlMLAiN 0 near Race Point. lady’s gold watch and finder 1 b DALTON, 53 io: in d his imperturbable good nature chain; _4-t Exchange club held a Tuos- Portland. May 2. Robert is on the IOST—Awill ho suitably rewarded by leaving at SI._3.1 The Daphne meeting The schooner Byron No. 66 Brainhall ami cr.:ne out of it successfully. He came 441 CONGRESS ST. 21 L'OK RENT—Detached house SALE-$ioon will buy a two story house; at borne of Miss Nellie To west of the Race street pORten day evening tli9 ! the Editor of the Press: Are Placed bench at Crow Hill, just street, close to Congress and Sp. ing rooms: gas and wator; 33'JO mo one Mortnin firing In (hr NrW In the western of sebago 10 morning, smiling good-natured- The The schooners Saturday pari electrics; ten rooms, bay windows, sunny expo- square feet of land; central Hawkes, Burnham street. following I In the few a most radical Point Life .Saving station. IOST—On4 the a small faced sliver watch location; good ;,s After mo anti in- past years Battrrv. city. open sure. corner lot with stable and fruit trees. neighborhood ; one thousand dollars ly u-mni. «re»*ting were a can remain officers were chosen fer the ensuing change has taken in the theatric*1 are well on the bench. The crews with gold trimmings and ehatelaln pin. The BENJAMIN SHAW & 511-2 Exchange St. on snug be place up CO., inojgage; home for a mechanic or after ir.y health, said: A finder will be rewarded by returning the same coub] let qrarlng Mrs J. C. Bane, vice- situation of this country. powerful Now that favorable weather hit* come, in laboring man; one tenement If de- •' year: President, lunded safety. to 51 H ARLES 8 Ul K __4-1 ‘M dear child, you have saved some syndicate has into existence, era- l.'_2-1 Apply to LEWIS M. McKKNNEY. 185 sprung work In earnest hns on the sohooncr Helena from KENT—One-half house, six rooms.. fH.OO, president, Blanche Steves; secretary, trains nnd mun- good begun The three masted to hack marked J*s. |?OR* Middle street. •*_; n-oney on this tour?’ bracing not only men of Cunning- near Woodim ds and Hue of electric cars. ii:tic Josie j at a ham N. Y. Return to WHITMAN Hattie Burnell; treasurer. Miss oy, but also the of new mortar battery Fort Preble ami a Maine port for^the south with cargo LOST—CapnutSor.s, SCOTT SA LK—Small him 'Yes.' ouly producers high WILSON. 176 1-2 Middle street. farm af about (2) acres *1 told • SAWYER STABLE CO. and receive reward. Refreshments were served, con- lass pr x.ucdon* in America—und the tho whole command has been turned out of fl«h scraps, struck on Peaked Hill bars Fj^ORwithin two and one half miles of the like to that Noyes. 2-1 _ _4-1_ city ‘Now, 1 would borrow two or th»c managers that do of Westbiook and near the Klverton and Port- of fancy crackers and produce to place the new mortars in the night. The —If the lady rode my sleigh LET—Summer cottage, nicely situated. land line. BENJAMIN SUaW & CO. 511-3 htr!* from you.’ outside of them, when same goes In a bad I, rpo■ There is a lot of hard work ahead before The Helena lies position, Jtoiu Forest Avenue. Woodfords, one day furnished cottage or 5 rooms, at Evergreen Exchange olives. road, must make terms with the Syndi- street,_ 3.; •*1 was very much surprised at the re- os the gale and sea were in last week, and l-ft at corner of Treble and Con- landing. Peaks Island. Apply to J. F. HOVEY, pan of this hr.s cate or limn is not for them in final of tho baft ry, but especially SALE—A hundred or Miss Martin city pur- open completion early creasing in the morning. gress streets will rail at 19 Soring street, Portland sin rt. 3.1 more line nurserv t '.or l:e said nothing whatever of bis early Ii^OR from qu ou street from houses und cities where said productions will see a number of and Woodfords, she can have the pocketbook she grown maples three to six feet high, chased a house North fpll probably goodly The Life bivcrs of the Race Point BE Mti ho hud been so uniformly can wiu out. The of this hi the feb23dtf : l^Olt NT—About June 1st tenement of 8 from twenty five cents upwards accord- Joss. 11, forming syndi- went t» the dropped sleigh. • price Plcteanx of Uorhtin. The house the thundering monster* ready for action. Peaked hill bars stations rooms bath, pantry and laundry. Heated lng|to the size. Also rhododendums, won our con Henry cate Is only following the order of the arbor, kind and generous and had seem s of the wrecks soon aftjr the vessels steam, at house vast re and hors- chestnut trees at low ownea W. Rob- John Jordan and a crew of men I OHT-A brown leather containing by inquire 255 Spring street, rates. was formerly by George mercantile world, as it is truly the day eight purse lower bell. Address E. liuenao and so wholly that I struck. AJ small sum of either on elei trie car 3.1 H. MORTON, North Dee ring. Me. regard of trusts from to locomo- on ! money, this chewing gam Who have been working tho fortifica- a could not hesitate. 1 turned over nearly erts of city. The Byron which carried cargo of or after leaving car at St. John street. Will ___32 tives Mow the public will say all well j mO LET-Pasturage in western part of city. 1 and he it up and went Mr. Arthur W. Ricker, who lor many tions near Preble, have been lime and was bo .ml from Hockport, Mo., finder leave purse at this office or at Charles 1 on all baJ, gathered und said to give temporarily Inquire ol E.C. HER8EY, 101 Middle St. SALE—Cottage Lovett t*S Hill, Wil- Of course I good, forming syndicate tire the fore- Ashton’s store, 947 1-2 congress street, and be ttwav, thanking me. has been a clerk In the oillca of the detached for a at Diamond island. to Providence. tooR during (IVORlard. Hebago water; verv sightly; com- simply years uigh class plays und productions, why job rewa ded. 29-1 _3-1 beard of the defalcation later. It was all noon and It was :cured she would be a manding a fine view of Portland Head. Cush- Westbrook Manufacturing company, con- don’t do it then? started morning from In Our salaries went on, | they They yesterday total loss. fllOLET— the western part of the city. ing’s an I Peaks Islands and Falmouth Forc- around. right can all ■ The answer to this question be a v uear electrics and Union a ible. of E. W. No.2 and in a few months the whole cluded his labors Saturday when the the Fort beach In dory for tho i-land, The which was from Ne \\ ANTKD-M ALE HEI.P. Station, lower Inquire KNIGHT, Milk however, answered in one sen tones. The ones who Philips, rent of 5 or 6 rooms, and bath. All modern street Market. Portland. Me.;m had been when he over to the S. D. War- but tho wind was so were Haven, wns light. The ebb tide left her thiug quite forgotten, plant was turned write the high class won’t work, as strong, they Improvements and separate steam heaters; plays a ANTED—American young roan, with oarue to me one mornlug with money has entered later availed in good position and there seems possi- large cemented cellar. Sun all Yarmouthvllle, Me. a two ren company. Mr. Kloker they don’t have to. One big success like driven tack and themselves nr moderate capital, to take an Interest in a day. Inquire I^OR’SALE—111 with ready In his haud. bility that she may escape destruction up stairs 54 PA Y80N ST. 3-1 story house, stable, formerly owned Haskell silk “The Christian,” “Llttla Alin- of the steamer from well established eash In this city. Mr*. A. Y. located on the •• I owe my the employ of the company’s “Zaza, Portland. and be later. business, by Pometoy; main ;,lo pay you what you, Him arc Uonted cants must real name and references. iHttr,” “Why She Loved rso” App give fl'O LET—A very furnished street. within three minutes walk of electrics or d*ar.’ office as a clerk. Goudy of the sloop Mildred hii threatening weather which pre- A dress A. R. Rox pleasant cottage for one run in New York Capt. !fhe 431. Tor Haul. Me. ■ on the 'team cars. would make a fine home; the lot is so good year’s into a of six rooms hill near Forest City 'Oh, 1 said. ‘So and much, Mrs. Hawkes cf moved to his home on Jetlernoc vailed all day yesterday developed #; feet wide 200 to L. yes,’ Samuol Wareca, Minn., alter same is over six cities stgMfc. _ __ Peaks Island. to by deep. Apply P.« alone, and and a ^_3-1 Landing. Apply TRl E naming the amount. heavy gale as night approached fog 394 Fore St. POMEROY. Admr, Yarmoutlmlle. Is In the as the of her brother, will take the next two years of their Mrs. Jameson of Friendship is visit- IVANTED—Man to drive milk work on BROS., apr«tf it he and. handing city guest settled it dangerous guin^ cart, 3-1 ‘Here is,’ said, What chance does Portland stand down, making ** farm and milk ; must have Mr. A. Mrs. Hawkes form- time. her Airs. N. F. 'Jrefethen on good reference. me over u roll of bills, went away. T. Skillings. ing sister, off the Cape. LET—A lower tenement of 7 rooms 10 get one night? None. In an inter* Address M.C. tills office. 3-1 f|'«o and FOR SALK-One Ot the Lest stock “Of course 1 did not count It until a In and this is West street. The Robert Byron was built at. Frank ■ hath, set mbs in first class condition. erly resided Westbrook, v ew lest week with Charles Frohmon, High FARMfarms In Cumberland County. situated in but wuen I did 1 found just fort, Me in and halls from Rock- Uf ANTED— Smart, neat, capable young nr Sunny exposure, on lino of electric ears. little later, her first visit to the for about 20 this same Mrs. Fannie Is from 1870, Ap- the town of Cumberland 10 miles from Port- and no city tic woriu’4 greati«t producer Littlejohn moving to do bouse 9J MORNING lett haul bell. double the amount I hud named, pnrt, .Me. rib* registers 96 tons gross. middle aged lady genera] ply STREET, land. comprising about 300 acres, divided Into in the west. vital which is causing this tur- street to tho Haskell house n work for a wi lower with one one that 2-1 would ever i ml lies him to uc- years, after locating question Lest High The Alice B. Phillips was built at Ports- boy. fields, pastures and wood lots, fine orchard; persuasion moil in the directory of your beautiful prefers a good home, light w rk, than Jdg.'i a of it back.” The Westbrook base boll club has ar- street. N. R.. in I8b8, hails from New buildings consist of 1 1-2 story bouse with ell, ecj’t penuy theatre was asked und his answer Sawyer mouth, wages. Addr<*3S to HORACE J. iiROVV N. last rro LET—House 776 Congress street. 13 rooms. him, 6jl tonnu e. boated by hot water, barn and stable, running a the South Port- Front has re- Haven and registers gross Me. Rox 27. 3-1 * hot wal r bath room, steam hen ranged for game with was: “1 am ready to sign u check for a John V. Smith, street, Parsonfield, through water In all. All the hulldin gs in perfect re« The Helena is a three limited schooner cf I out. In first, class repair. A good tor on amount if Hr on sou How- with William Co. place 1 air. will sell or cut up into lots. For STATE OF MAUVE. land team the Scotch hill grounds larNo any day sumed work the Spear An allround male cook at or or together 180 tons and halls from Bangor, Me. WANTED— the! physician boarding house private taml full or call on W. Gillette or Hall »* y. Information, write O. L. 27 at 2.80 o’clock. The Westbrook ard, David Hallasoo, Robert Durnett of West High street, ALD1NL MOTEL, No. 2C Free street Locati ui unsurpassed. Apply to E. 1IA-TY. May 1 ltlDEOCT, 61 Chestnut St.,IWoodfords, Me. In Cane will only write me a play. Why 2-i 12 Green street. 2-1 SrPBT MK Judicial Corin’. Equity. club will the Brunswioks in Bruns- met with a bail accident ufter- S-l lx play have to beg them to wriie me anything I Alondsy OBITUARY. Cum her laud, ss. wick 80th in the and not Is ro noon. He is at tho fac- few carpenters at tile COL* O LET—An upstairs rent, very sunny and May a/ternoon, get Money inducement.’' employed bicycle \17ANTED—A ■ UOR SALK—At Fessenden Park on the new L. vs. Tremont improvement v* L.dCIA ANNEX. No. 645a Congress pleasant. 51 CONG RES -> bl., COR. EMEU- ! Howard Rogers this as Mow comes the reason why and in a bi- electric line, a residence in city previously published. prinoipuj tory while engaged cleaning street. 2-1 gentleman’s of tpc Company. Manager can't give Portland 40 8CN._2-1 f"oms. hard wood floor-, timbered ceiling and in the Com- A treo near the residence of a Mr. j Fay his thumb between th^ chain TIIADDEUS McFAKi.AM). Howard L. Rogers, of Boston, large weeks of class and cycle caught KENT—Cottageelcht rooms, sunny ami lire p'ace in reception hall; fire place in snare high plays produc- "117 ANTED—Several men to work in our monwealth of Massachusetts complains against Warren on the Gorham road was struck homes of and tho mangling it very bad 8.—Mr. Thaddeus good fM.»Hconvenient. Urge lot with fruit trees, num- chamber; electric lights, bells and speakluy tions. The syndicate have sixty sprocket, liowdoluhain. May ti null room on door work. \V» want gooJ the Tremont Improvement Company, a corpor- ber !Ki Pleasant street, I leering District. tubes. wide veranda, vestibuled at both front of the State ot In tho shower of their own. whoso time they mint 1111, ly. He went to a surgeon nnd had the McFarland of Bowdoinbatn mechanics. liie E. T. BUHROWESl I ation organized under the laws by lightning Tuesday passed away Hi NJAM1N SHAW A. CO., No 51 1-2 Exchange ami rear entrance; heated with hot water; in the County jmn bo of them in cities of Portland's size jvmitie. and located at Portland, evening. The tree was quite badly de- wound dressed nnd is now getting along Monday In Brookline, Mass., at the home street. l-l porcelain bath, slate sink and wash trays; ex- of Cumberland and State of Maine and say*: can’t get said companies, asTT.iludelphiu, tra closet, laundry and cold apartment in the was as a result 'lhe First. That the defendant corporation molished Now York, Boston, Pittsburg und Chi- very comfortably. of his son, iuiwurd Met*nr•land, re- NFSCKXX Aft KOTO. TO I ET—Up stairs tenement, nice bath room. cdl r; large high and dry sightly lot. nothing laws of the Slate of ■ No in duly organized under the take most of tne time of the limited Al. Rond of Stetson, who is In mains were to Bowdoinfcam for 22 Fessenden street, to small fannlv. better Cumberland Countv. Will sell on in the state ACCIDENT TO MR. W. H.INAYLOR. cago, George brought Maine and is located at Portland, of attractions and 20 will -vrorCkn Inserted under tills held Inquire at home or c; i'rchle street. J. MA NN. easiest terms or exchange for other city prop- meet- number said Portland as to the Grand Lodge interment Forty of Maine, and that its last stockholders delegate Wednesday. on* rash (idri"'’*. erty. MARKS & EARLE CO. No. 12 Monu- Mr. William H. Naylor who resides on ODver the total nurabrr. There is but one wwb for 25 c*nts. in _M ing was field in Portlandfaforesaid on the twen- of Masons, which Is now in session, has men smnri* 0.1 was the vic- class attraction nut under con JOHN J. TINKHAM. » LET—Good well located pleasant rents on ty-second day of April. A. D. 18U9. Brackett street, W’est End, high toiia7 r|v is the treas- t.ol of the Ami when from bt) been visiting relatives in South Portland. ORTGAGE LOANS—On and surburban SALF—At Fessenden Park ou the new Second. That your complainant tim of an accident for. n on syndicate. 8.—Mr. John J. link- city 1J*0R Wednesday Wlnthrop, May r« al i'«tate at \ e h ive st-veral desirable mortgages for -a!e sirable cottages on laniond. Peaks. Custtings S"mcly decorated, hard wool floors’ electrir said corporation legally Portland a rotary saw uieu Hv uis uua Mnrtnn •*««! bearing 5 ana 6 per cent, tnteresi. vpplv, South hells etc. etc. Larue lot. Price $2500. easier on an N. *. 53 68 or A. I). 18P9, the stockholders of said for Chase & Co. The machinery weighed Munager Fay doing impossibility. Tuesday afternoon,May a.at the advanced Real hstate Office, First National B;tuk Bmid- port. GaKDINEK, Exchange and Kind of terms or will exchange tor ot ter April. made a fortune have teen the voted to dissolve the same and to Houses that formerly family who occupying 11 r Fi l»i Kl( K s. \ A ILL. Market»streets. i-l MARKS EARLE CO. No. 12 corporation about three and u hair ton. 'J ho sup- of b7 His fuDeral services will property. •••' —- each now roll a Joss each seu- age years. Monument ;iiiuiuri£n juui ooiu year up big house for the have moved into square. 2 1 past year, 'LAlKVOYANT—Lillian Arviile, magnetic I.I T-A front near atoresaid to commence and the nec- port gave way and the machinery fell on s in. Four of boston's houses he held Thursday afternoon at the Con- rj,0 large room, corner of prosecute principal Henrietta on "; can be consulted on * Pine and 'tatc for its dissolution. in the house of Aire. Woodbury clairvoyant, uady, stieets; very desirable locu- SALK—5000 rolls of new w’ali papers at essary legal proceedings Air. His foot and have not seen a prolit years, can’t get heal*!*, bu-iues-s or matters at 15 are no liabilities Naylor. right leg.were gregational vestry. private family »1 n. tdd'ess this 22-2 Ij'ORthe low prices o» 5 cents a roll, gilt room Fourth. That there existing the tt.actions. West High street. and no assets thereof but no bones were I’OKTLAM) >T., a few doors from Treble. 8 and 10 cents a roll, with borders to match, all against said corporation quite badly jammed, HENRY NELSON SKILLINGS. U .Seasons are growing shorter each year, Leiter on the double Ail advice strictly coniluential and reliable. '| LET—Desirable tenements of live, six and new COLESWOKIHY BOOKSTORE distribution. this Air. Flagg, engineer k styles. requiring broken. A few moments before 4U now 30 is tho limit seven rooms centrally located. Prtco jin, prays: formerly weeks, a Poston, May 3.—The American board 92 Exchange street. 2-1 wnerefore your complainant ender Elizabeth City, has purchased lot __3-1_ 511 and 812 per month. By .1. ('. WOODMAN, First. That it may be decreed that said Tre- Naylor was underneath the machinery aud better if less. Houses of the Jeffer- has received from Rev. C. E. Rife, 1). West near the VtT F HILL BIJY household goods or store 93 Exchange St. 21-2 OK SALE—Cottage house 'or sale.—Contain- be dissolved amt son class in cities of r of land on High street, one of in mont Improvement "Company If it had fallen, would certainly Jargi population 1)., the missionaries Kusale, fixtures of any or will re- FI* ing rooms. e!l and st >hle attached, large wound which, de.seriptlon, its affairs up. and on direct line of railroad from New residence of Capt. James Perkins, upon Caroline islands, announcement of the ceive the same at our auction rooms for RENT—In the western of the garden and orchard, situated upon the mil Aud for such further and other re- have killed him. part eitv, Second. York to boston nan death Nelson an sale cn commission. GOSS -l directed to said Tremout and are more Exchange to your complainant panies during the season, Portland Co- store, with his which was somewhat mixed with heart no better place to obtain it than in aim around SALK—A fine seven commanding No K. Operative pOR cottage, large rooms. Improvement company, thereby Presumpscot Valley lodge, 4, than to them. Now if above the ’’Famous Wadsworth Hall." Reasonable * glad get N. disease. TO LET—A neat, small tenement of live or six broad piazzas, pleasantly situated at South ii to be and appear before mis Honorable wife, wont to Oswego, Y., Tuesday, terms. For further Information address the of P., will observe Its annlvtrsary this houses must resort to 10, 20 and cO cent ■ rooms, located m ar State Freeport, near steamer landing, an 'Ideal sum t durt. aud then and there to answer all and visit NOTES. JOHN B. TIKE. Iliram. Me. ap-’t> » pleasantly st.; attractions in order to and pay where they are to make two weeks’ proprietor. ent moderate. Please call at in Gi be mer home for one wanting rest from business or the ana to stand to, perform at K. of P. hall. keep open ay St., singular premises evening to of tween 10 at.d 12 a. in or 3 and 5 ofe^sional labors. Beautiful drives, excel- and abide such order and decree therein as to their rent, surely Manager Fay is not with relatives. Edward E. Nickerson, Spriugtleld, p in. At oilier pi A and social is to be held this times call at lid st, 29-1 lent hoati >e and fishing. Inquire of S. B. seem meet. reception be censured lor doing the same. spring 3your houor may NEW A1IL1TARY COA1PANY. Mass a well-known writer of religious FOK SAUL KKL>KY, No. 130 Commercial St. aprl34 HOWARD L. ROGERS. evening in the vestry of the Warren Con- bet tho ones who insist on Maud THE songs, has committed suicide. 1)1 A NO TO BET—A nice square Chickering WILFORD O. CHAPMAN. and * — church in honor of the newly Adams, Nat Goodwin, The Christian At a of the newly organized piano, fine tunc, handsome rosewood case, LEASE OR SALE A farm of 70 acres Solicitor lor gregational meeting words Inserted under tills complainant. Kiohnrd Mansfield, ulso Zaza rent your Forty heap will bo let reasonable to tho righi party. GEO- tlORnear geographic vl center of city of Port- elected officers of the ladies' circle of the company it was unanmiously PKIUK PROS.’ GROCERY one week for 25 cents, rush m advance. beautiful house and see if they Can get, military aSTOKE E. JUNKINS. lteal Estate Agent, under United land, 2 14 miles from City Hall; especially samo “The to a farm house STATE OF MAINE. church. and do, the impossible. 1 am sure a short voted to name the Reynold HUKGLARJZKU. States Hot^l, Monument Sq. jM adapted dairy business; SALE—A very desirable house lot on the and large barn onpremises; electric railroad at Odd fellows’ time and a bank roil will soon In honor of Hon. E. C. Judicial Court. Wednesday evening decreasing Guards Reynolds, About store cf ]^0Rheights at sewer and water at TO LET—-The large, convenient hall roWestbrook through center of farm, will lease Supreme oleun 20 J midnight Tuesday'fthe Woodfords; for the benefit of the convince them that a good 10, hand. F. V. 3’.*6 HALEwith ante zooms. 379 Va St. (Will- or sell a or the whole. of E. C. ss. hall, West End, the first mayor of South Portland. l’ride dealers at MATTHEWS, Congress stieet, Congress part Inquire Cumberland, and 30 cent to the ca- Pros., grocery North iams near 3i1 St. 1. 189U. company playing brll, City btilldingf. to lease to re- .IORDAN, Exchange marOtf May school room decoration fund, Hon. W. The following names were enrolled last Portland._ _4-3 GEO. to the Tre- pacity of the house of 90 per cent, women Peering, was broken into. The burglar SALE—At ft desirable rest sponsible, parties. K. JUNKINS. Real RDERED, That subpoena issue LH)K Woodfords. in “Made W. Cutter and A. both and who are a Warren Alerrimun, r Estate Agent, under Untied States Hotel, Mon- SALE—Bargains Strong” :a .s:t a corporation or- Mr.Hugh Craigle, children, enjoying good night, Walter Stevens, entrance to the store deuce and stable, good location, 10 rooms, Improvement Company, gained by:removing ument 294 trousers we sell for $1 50, $2.00 or at of the sewer Sq. FOli $1.00, 81.26. ,, u under the laws of the State of Maine, talks on clean play opera, and the end H. well heated and plumbed, connection, of this city, gave Europe, they Clarence O'Neil, Jeremiah Johnson, a une of in the and and $2.50 per pair—best value for the m- Portland, in the of Cum- the j gluss dour, through in condition, electric bath room, money n.. it -d in County week a comfortable balance on good lights, LET-Furnished rooms sold any where. Ir not on exami- a leturned from a F. A Urea James Des- near f|iO centrally located, satisfactory •!•: jsint State of Maine, to before having recently trip Goss, Hinckley, the the look was lawn and shade trees, all the elec- -» ad appear right side of the ledger, is much better opening reached and good hot ami cohl w ater, bath room on same nation, money will be refunded bv re timing to * i,:i.T id the Supreme JuatcialCourt, in chani- on reasonable. of F. \. there. Air. Cutter talked Florence, than a closed house and mond, Lincoln Mclntlro, Win. G. Day, trios; price Inquire floor at No. 11 MYRTLE sT.. us before having been worn. HASKELL & for the of expenses going opened. The thief evidently was very 3 o Portland opposite City dcr Portland, within and County MAT TTEW3, Congress St., Hall. 29-i Lancaster Monument of A. and other points of South Eu- on, waiting for companies you can’t get. W. A. Walden A. JONES, Building, Square. ( umbo: land, on the first Tuesday June. Naples Fountain, Paige, hungry us he munaged to get away with 4-2 8-4 at ten o’clock in the lorenoon, by serv- remarks wore And when by chance he does secure one, F. rope, while Air. Uraigie’s Horace Newcomb and Peter Toben. LH*K SALE—At a two and a half 14KNT—A very desirable tenement in an at- near the amount a new bunch of bananas, half a cheese, Bethel, large ing s t.d respondent with said subpoena, ths company takes gross * f|H>I4three Hat house at 29 st. Lawrence St. Salk-One Cotta ue lot on Peaks Island. this order confined to and Scotland. The The roll is filled -tory dwelling house with ell and stable icsu d copv ot Hi within bill and England of the and the local munager company being rapidly six 1 aves of bread, a box of tobacco, a Seven rooms and bath, hot and cohl water. FM)RgjPoitland harbor. of P. (>. Box 1P6 to the said performance and about two acres of land, situated in the Enquire thereon thirty days at least prior talks were handsomely illustrated by the of the lor one who desires to enter the Heated steam and taken care of owner. Maine. aur25-4 gets congratulation people And any large of cigars and a small center of the village and facing on the common. by by Brewer, brat Tuesday ot June, that said respondent may quantity Owner con be found on the the 60 colored views used in the stere- his share and draws his check to pay The com The house contains fourteen rooms, is in first premise-* during itit-11 and there and show cause, if any about sadly 3oxnpnny should apply at ouee. amount of In oue-cent appear the rent, it is ulso to llud nioneyj pieces, class repair, frescoed, has cemented cellar day und would gladly to show enquiring par- ; e lias, a decree should not issue as impossible rooeived WEDDING RINGS. why opticon. pany formed on for drill and in the drawer. under whole house, is heated coal furnace tie* me rent at any time. 19-1 for. attractions for high class houses in New which;were The matter by One hundred of them to select irom. All prayed under the ami is with running water from the That notice of the pendency of York. Fifth Avenue and Broadway the- their lirst lesson last night, was r» the supplied LET—l’le.isaip well located rents on Cum- styles, all weights, all prices in 10, 14 and 18 ORDERED, ported to poilue ofticiuls early mountain. It is the residence formerly owned said lull he also given by publishing an abstract atres on huve been close for IO berland. Brackett. Danforth, Ellsworth, Kt. Gold. Largest and best stock ci rings brotulwa?, iirectlon of Captain B. G. MaMunus. and Officers Pickett the late Robert A. and now occu- of s-id bill, and an attested copy of this order, WOOBFORDS. Wednesday morning by Chapman Wll'iiot. Franklin. Lincoln, in tlie a thousand of them. AlcKENNEY, weeks, and the Madison fcjquare Garden and Mrs. Foster. to JOHN Myrtle, (/lapel, city, one week in the Portland Press, a news- DALE. pied by Judge Apply High. Gray. Boyd and it streets; call and see the Jeweler. Monument Suuare with delight work is believed to be that of ri LET-Euri ished publication tramps. BOATSgood bargain, one 1-* and one 13 feet, long. O summer cottages to let lor Is in first class condiuon ;u every way, lore the return year. This show's that managers the arrival and of cars on ■ price. day. of men were at work on Forest only ing departure Apply GRIFFIN’ & DAVIDSON, South Port- season. All prices, beautifully and edi- O.A. Address PA CL R. C. avenue, of the Portland 30 ft.W.L.. 43 CURTIS, S. STROUT, can’t till their lime with first clafs com- the Cash Corner branch land.3-1 viently situated. A. M. SMITH, Gky Building. Mass. Justice Judicial and WASHINGTON COUNTY LAKES ofiloe Boston Traveler. Bosto \ ap28-4 Supreme Court. Wednesday morning clearing scrap- 1 am sure no more need be said. Railroad company. The now schedule •29-2 of Hill and of Order of Court panies. UK SALE—One young, sound bay marc. Abstract copy MAUI) the of the read exactly, and OPEN. t, SALE—Farm at West Buxton. 75 acres 11. C. Clerk. ing the pavements. DAMKL, suits patrons * about 1450. in foal a beautiful r. O LET—Nicely furnished front room, large Attest; STONE, weighing by * FJiORof land. Cuts 25 tons of Good two in Lessee and Munager, Wilbui Oi»eru Co. [.hey are grat* ful to Manager Newman 3.—The storm of la9t Percheron stallion. Com. stable 8 and 10 and airy, in good quiet location, near first hay. mayodiw The central telephone station Frank Calais, May night house and two wells of water. Near service he is street. S. J. class boarding house. 15 St., between story ell. for the improved giving broke up the ice in the Lewys, Pig and Chestnut Gray he 13. Aloody’s drug store at Woodfords, 1ms MCKKAV._2-1 Park and state. 29-1 church and school, can bought ou easy terms. MAINE them. Grand lakes in thi* section and tonight SALE- New house on William street. <»! A. M. DRESSER, on premises or C. All TOWNS. Enquire been abolished. messages go to the they are entirely clear. F'OKOakdale, first house from Forest avenue, SALE OK TO LET—A furnished cottage S. BRADBURY, 8 Locust St., Portland. fine has rooms with elec- I^OKon Great Diamond 10 furnished Portland central station now. BAD ACCIDENT IN BATH. location, eight bath, Island. tric lights and attic. Suu all rooms and bath room, all the modern lteuu) of Interest tioUieieil l>y Our Local large day, improve- A special parish meeting of the Wood- tVPKCIAL TO THE PRESS.J FEMALE htli* wanted. thoroughly built, everything desirable, will be ments. new Quinn retrlgerator. piazzas, perfect sold at a bargain if applied for at ouce. In- drainage, pure water from an artesian well on fords Universulist society has been called (‘orrcsiioiiilrntH. Bath, Aluy 3.—Early this forenoon forty wnrdi inserted under thla head .iwire at No. 130 POKES I AVENUE. 2-1 the premises. There is no belter view or loca- HORSE FOR SALE. for Tuesday evening. May ut 7.30 Leinont of Bath was found ly- one week for 23 cents. cash in advance. tion in Casco Bay. Apply to JOHN H. VOSE. 9, ilranville HOKSALK lots at Jordan's Point, POWNAL. -Cottage 235 Commercial st.. Portiind. Me. 17-2 o’clock to receive a communication from ing senseless on the floor at Moulton’s ■ < ape Elizabeth, Me; good boating, bathing llr ANTED—American of about 35 to go out of and nice beach, 3 cottages now on the Rev. li. Townsend 3.—The I. O. R. M. will with a bad cut ■" fishing, LtOH Lease-May 1st., a detached tenement. Sound and cm be pastor, Manley Pownnl, May machine shop extending the city a short distance for in nwiiPii liv mi-i* ii:irtli-4 In:, fronton' kind, general ■ 122 Park street, near containing 8 and to take such action on the same as is housework; must be cxperle -iced. h-nn* Spring, present the drama, Among the Break- from the nose to tLe ear on the left side of good the* ocean, extended sea-view, b miles liom room-., bathroom. laundrv. steam heal, oivn seen out two in t oll at -it*) i at Wilson’s Stable, steady place, family, Portland, ca 1 at premises or address ('. » deemed expedient. ers” at Mallet ball on Friday evening, ihe head The cut was caused by a piece pluiiil>lug. all new and up uate. ••Adults EDWIN JORDAN, box 2 Capo Elizabeth, Mo. | Only.'’ Apldy ti.l. 1. BABB at Buck's ticket Federal street. i. lj. ouihnuu ui vuiu jui itiuu aiiii.i May 5th. They have a line selection of 3f which he was turning out 2-1 wood, flying _■4-1 office, 27j Middle street. _2*>1 apr26dtf is to act as at the Clark Memori- for this organist talent in teir cast play, and no >f a lathe and striking him in tho head. IV ANTED-Young Duly musically MARKET FOR SALE— lu one of the 11 inclined,one EMSH RENT—About May 1st, bouse No. 63 playing string iustrwnmui Ap- * towns ot the bes* of rea- al Methodist church for the next year. nou dl it wm uo an usuauy une enorr. He has been unconscious several nours preferred. smartest slate; 1IIOBGray street. Nine rooms beside lulls, ply room 17 BROWN BLOCK. 4-1 r Mills, horses, weighing from luoo to fear concussion of the sons for selling. W., Box 15, Sanford. Me. bath and stoie rooms: bot and cold water, set forty On Friday evening, May 12th under mid the physicians lt>00 several extra nice these BICYCLES ! the, 114 tubs, furnace with yard room. All pounds; pairs; brain. ANTED—Capable girl for general house- heat; good torses are suitable for all kinds of business. auspices of the L. A. h>. at Pownal Cen- in lirst class order. at 44 DKERiNG MOR RILLS. nr work must be a good cook. Call at 473 SALE—Rich old loam, has been in piles Enquire I. A. TKAFTON. 29-1 members from the bt. STKEK1. morn mg. noon or VICTORS. tre, graduating class MINISTRY RESIGNS. L'umberlaud Cor. State. 1-1 FiORtwo years, thoroughly rotted. Just the thing nigut._3tf_ IT IK ITALIAN Forest Block of 2 The Victor bicycle lias always hold of ’U9 F. H. fcs. will their class for lawns, gardens or tlower beds, delivered mo I.KT—At Woodford* Corner, SALE—Oakdale; houses, 3 repeat WANTED-To do MARKS & No. I three u-room tenements. ,?s to $15 F'OUflats in hot water heat in first fiat: 42 its in the very front rank of exeoutiv«*committee of the Lome, May 3.—The Italian ministry rf’lKI. general housework anywliere. EARLE CO. 12 Avenue, each; position The iJeering ply •‘Bob’s Uncle in His Last ( hance.” at819 CONGRESS ST. 29-1 Monument 2-1 month. of E. C. JORDAN, ill1? ooms in all 4 baili rooms, 9 00 > feet The 'flu model has Immediately upon the Apply square. per Inquire including high grade wheels. alumni association will resigned. handy to electrics; total rentals High school The high order of this play is well known of the Chamber of to- Exchange street._marodtf and, $900 per is the iinest wheel ever jpenlng Deputies WHAT'S THAT? lunum; | rice suitable tor investment, will net produced by at T.iiO o’clock at A NTED Three thoroughly 'experienced MURDER, meet Thursday evening ami as this is the last time that it will he General Pelleux, the premier and ■\\r 1KT—Lower tenement 232 High St., eight 10 cent. W. H. WALDRON iS; CO.. 180 the Overman Wheel Co. day T salesladies for our shirt waist depart- One of Alarm Clocks. 05c to per of the addressed an at- McKenney's TiO rooms, hot water heat, all modern improve- Crosby hall, for a business meeting. it calls for a minister interior, ment. those understanding the cloak trade pre- Warranted to wake Middle street. 29-1 Price $50.00. presented certainly good J3.00. the dead. More good Shades Screens and Awn- tentive house. He said: “Inconsequence ferred. Apply between h to 9a. m. and 0 to 7 clock than all the other dealers ments. yard. The platform of the railroad station ut A social follows the combined. Address F. E. DOCKERTY, Box 1010. patronage. play; of touching the Chinese j. ui. II. M. LEWSEN & CO. 29-1 the Monument iugs. SALE—Here’s another! New. six room, interpellations McKENNEY, Jeweler. Square 20-2 rPOH TRIBUNE BICYCLES Morrllls on the Portland & Rochester 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for chil- the government has been forced sep28dtf two story house and 5,000 feet of land near ijuestioi', school lor $14 0; sunny, Are iu every detail. Trib- is a amount of to consider the of the situation. itrAXTED -A cook and second girl at 165 OK RENT—The entire second floor 243 Mid- [Jeering high very perfection side, ueing relaid, large dren admits to both play and social. gravity lots. The most stores and street *» Dantortb street 29 SALl'/—Cottage finely with en- »oo4 neighbors, near schools, une riders are Tribune riders The effect ol yesterday’ s debate showed a on 1.1 dle si..well lighted good large today new planking being done. Schools have commenced i(tOKlocated lots Chebeague Island; close •ars ; only £400 down, balance $11.50 per mouth throughout in the chamber of trance. will make tin* price low to desirable always. large minority deputies lo Steamboat landing. In full view of the sea; nays for it. Can you belter this offer? C. B. Mr. .S. Frank Seavy, North street, is the town with the list of tenant. BENJ.SIIAW & CO.,51 i-2 Exchange Prices, $40, $50, $60 and $75. following against our action in China, which WANTED. l!ue Dshlnc grounds close by; ten miles drive, IJALTON, 63 Exchange 8L 29-1 building a house on tilenwood avenue, teachers: North Pownal, Maud Parker; would be supported by only a weak ma- line roads, etc. See plan of lots. W. J. CUR1T, St._____ Agent, Chebeague Island. Me. Box 35. SALE—Three of the best paying lodging Peering Centre. jority. The interruptions yesterday, all inserted under this huad |JOR VIKING BICYCLES West Pownal, Jabez Cushman; Payne Forty wordm 2-4 baby-pap-spoons A houses In Boston, m. 12 and 14 rooms; m- favorable or the reverse united for *55 oonU etili in advnncu. _may Are the most lines A concert will be at Good Fel- School. Nina AI. Davis; Centre however, ripe nook It ;ome and over all among popular given School, the method followed SALE AT BARGAIN—House vviin are the latest baby article. is just what the $50. $75 $00 expenses price in disproving by the uown. of wheels on the market Thor- North this Linda Ai. Noyes; Tyltr .School, Myrtle FvuKstable, all modern equipments, largo lot dear little darling wants. We have them in 5400. $20u down. $000, $300 $so. r4(H» lows’ hall. Peering, evening government on this occasion. W. T. Libby; Hodsion School. Kliu J. Hodsdon. Therefore,’’ Hotels and beach houses to with young fruit trees. Very pleasant, com- sterling silver and they <»re very nice and pret- lown. balance monthly from income. oughly high grade. at 8 o’clock the Ladies’ Cecil Ian the minister said, “there could be Boston. Mass. 291 by There will be preaching services at the prime WrANTED—place their orders tor help of all kinds municate with MYRON E. MOORE, Deeriug, ty. Give one to the baby. McKKNNEY the JONES. 31 Milford St.. Prices, $55, $45, $50, $65. qo result from further of Portland, complimentary to Congregational church next Subbath. It useful discussion.' with the oil reliable employment ufllce ot L'er.tre.__2-f Jeweler. Monument Square. apr!3dtf quartette minister's statement 36 Lisbon Lewis- SALE—I ook his Sew, six room is now that Rev. M. fc>. The prime was HARTFORD £ bllASV, street. SALE—in iue very best Ward Miss Martha F. 13. Hawes. The quartette expected Hurt of all kinds wanted- sectionof EtOAhouse and »'•,< < n f 1 l a* Woodfords greeted by loud murmurs from the on, Maine. Also he’p BHXKs. near the head of Pleasant a IliiiTulo liiiigs ant] queens, well will supply. For next Sunday the- styeet. For This u-ver ottered before, is composed of the following ladies: Miss Leftists. General Pelleux concluded ap23-4 limited number of desirable house lots for $1400. prop hour will be 2 p. in., later a by WANTED SITUATIONS. lias bay window, >. .>ebago water, sewer, Xandrr and lllfius. Price— possibly and to date residences; these lots are pu/z of the stylish up « street Lizzie 13r.own, Miss Martha F. 13. Hawes, be made. announcing the resignation cabi- or or near schools, sioi. -. li he, and cars; $ti(> to $50. change may ANTED—An invalid elderly lady equal In overy respect to the best In Portland net. if care is Forty words Inserted under this head down, b •. $u.50 per month. C. Miss Alice Sawyer, Miss Edwina Richard- The pupils from North Yarmouth aoad Ur gentleman to board and care for. and at less than 1-2 the cost, will be worked up. only $400 Bicycle Mumbles. Repairing with promptness one week for 25 cents, cash in advsnoe. B. b A 53 Ev nange 8t. 29-i a three vacation iieeded. Pleasant room, small and quiet iamlly. one hundred per emit. soon. Communicate LION, and aaiisiaction. son. emy enjoyed days' last Wtek. MAINE PENSIONS. iml good references. For particulars, address with MYRON E. MOORE, Deermg Centre. MISS I.. .1. MERRILL. Pine Point, Maine. JOlt SALE—Ten lots of lan 1 on Peaks Is- May 1st, will be remem- 3 TV ANTED -By temperate, reliable man >r from 2 BRUSH AND THIMBLE CLUB Monday, long May —The 2S-1 ____2-4 "" po"- 1 land, well located f cottages; to Washington, following sitiou as meat cutter or clerk, bered for its extreme heat. For some groceries 10 tool, in size from 5,000 to )ension are announced: A THOUSAND RINGS cents per varying ELECTS OFFICERS. hours the stood at 8ti changes and provisions in or near Portland. Refer- mi one is a of 7 mercury degrees In am now ready to buy all Kinds To select from. Diamonds, Opals, Peal, 7.000 square feet, cottage F. 0. BAILEY & ences given. Address MEAT CUTTER, 111 with a well of CO., the shade. In the afternoon light show original. U'ANTED—Iof cast oil ladies’, gems’ and children's Rubys arid all other precious stones. Engage- rooms, in good condition, goon 46 Kxrhunge St. The annual meeting of the Brush and Portland s:., Dover. N. II. 3-1 of HENRY 8. TRlCkEY. 121 upr22dtf ers were followed by a cooling southerly dotliing. f pay more than any purchaser in stem and Wedding Rings a specialty. Largest water. Inquire Thimble club was held at the James L. Stuart, Richmond, $G. Semi letters to MR. or M«S. Dk- mock in the the Jeweler Exchange St. 7 Monday breeze. the city. city. McKENNEY, WANTED—A situation by a colored boy. _‘-^1 SPOT ASH-OLD COLD. ll R< >OT. 76 Middle Monument Square.marchlOdtf do home of Mrs. Chas. Dunn, East Peering. Mr. Benjamin Porter slowly improves. RESTORATION AND ADDITIONAL. St._aprlS-d3w to most any kind of work. Address VOK SALE—A fluely situated piece of prop We cive you the highest, price for Old Gold as Mrs. Lizzie is with her of bad health that K-l 1’ A N s DUK SALE—One thousand dollars will buy a WALTER BAKER. Box I1 ert\ on Hill; broad view of har- The following officers were elected: Pres- Kellogg parents. Reuben Keen, Cooper, $G to $12. WANTED—Cane 1557.2-l_ Mitnjoy at use it fur making rings. MeKENNEY the Many are pieased to learu cf the im- (vii not benefit. Send 6 cents to ltipans Chemical 4 nice house of 7 rooms, nearly new at South WANTED All pet sons in a ant of trunks bor Cape llzabeth and Islands; adapted for a <*s\ filer. Monument Square. oct27dtf ident, Carrie Maxwell; vice-president, RESTORATION AND REISSUE. ['(...New \ ork. for 10 samples and 1.000 testimonial--. Portland, largo lot close to electric cars and and io call on E. D. REYNOLDS, beautiful home or investment: party could oc- proved condition of Freddie, the young bags handy to ferry, must he sold, one half can re- 5G3 Congress street, one door above Shaw's •upy one tenement and let two; will hear in- Mrs. A. H. Rogers; secretary, Miss Flor- All*, and Airs. Fred West dead. sonjof Jordan, Richard Whitten, Unity, fit main on morgage. W. II. WALDRON & CO., grocery store, as \\«* manufacture our goods vestigation; price l w. Apply to LEWIS H. Pownal. St. 7. jnce Best; treasurer, Mrs. Butler Einor INCREASE. iso Middle Si. M and can therefore give bottom prices. Trunks M« KENNY, 185 Middle Room 29-1 ! 1NDS INSTALLMENTS. Air. Collin and REPAIRING. Mrs. A. A. Kendall. Re- family spent Sunday at JEWELRY repaired. Open evenings. We frame pictures. son; delegate, fcScuth i* rM>R SALE—Karin twenty acres equally SALE—One of the most desirable resi- h ve a large assortment of Diamond roeport. Win. J- Head. Jielfast £14 to $17; Her- are familiar with all kinds of Jewelry ■ divided and tillage, soil Due for aprlS-utf freshments were served after the business is pasture early hsglldences in the beautiful village of Bridgton, l.'iu'S. E.ns, Ear Kings and Ncarf J’ms, Bert Walker now at work for Mr. bert Yarmouth, *12 to John nrE repairing and have made it a wants a to do Soule, $14; specialty gardening, uioeorchaid. substantial buildings, SCANDINAVIAN girl place Maine, large two story boose in fine condition I qu li y a Kress. best residence on the stre i. three- for Life and lake, apples, Stf 75c. the stable and the most modern arrange- week alter vacation of ten weeks with AimiuiI WANTKD—Agents ASNSPRSNCS, Meeiitig;. storied, detached, eleven large rooms, bath and Hannibal Hamlin. For an agency or copy aspborrys. blackberry's and currants. The Miss Maria Allen.as teacher and 42 schol- Alice M. Whitten, Unity, $8; Sarah H. fine for either summer or 1 he best American Mainsprings, m:*de by the ments for tieing the animals and cleanll IE annual meeting of the Hoifle for Aged billiard hall, steam heat in all. two open tires of the hook address W. L. HARVEY. 75 Gray ibove is a place wid- und Waltham companies. Warranted ars In attendance. Jhasn, South Etna, $13 (snppieniental will be held at ilie Me. Send address on and er home, benjamin; shaw & to., No Elgin ness are observed in the conduct cf the Ill Men Home Thursdey and all modern conveniences, 7GOO feet land; St.. Portland. postal l.-r one the Jeweler Mrs.Louise is to H. 11 1-2 Maine. year. MeKENNEY. Quint reported be quite ipecial April 23) Sybyl Lincoln, Ma- evening. May eleventh, at 7.30 o'clock. a great sacrifice. W. H. WALDRON & CO., 1 will call with the book for your examination. Exchange street, Portland, » Monument Square. marlOdtl business. 111. dras, $2. ma.v3d6t LL. H. EMERY, Secretary 180 Middle St, 2t)-l 20-1 3-1 do II rilakc KTKAMKR*. .ill* l 8 pfd... .143 143 Sch E T Hamor, Brown. Mt Desert- J STKARKM.__ NOTES. anil)a.oeaa. I H Blake. MAINE NEWS u«ek. m Teitn.Cfcal & Iron. ... B2H 62V* Scb Eldora, Gray, Cherryfleid- FIMNCIALJMMMmCIAL IfSCifir* 1 8. Damartseotta— I N. ..« | sperm.* 70080 Rubber 52^4 62H Sell W C Pendleton. Webber. Por land. Mt. Deser. and Maohias Steamboat C .! Mel II Bl»k-. No ..*8 I Whale...... K>Iiu ropoIItan -freet It R .238 238'4 J JOSES. Bar Harbor— J II 8TH. FRANK HARPiWELl STEAMBOAT CO. !■ re- 10. Bans.. ..«0#« Continental Tobacco 58*,* f-CVi Sell Lucy May. Wilson. General F. L. Hoyt, of Lewiston, No pfd_ .Service resumed March 31, I HiCl. on Sbore.a 6 m. 40 Friday, Beginning .so. 1899. steamer Aucoclsoo ..;19 Oilvnu— which date the steamer trank Jones will lea\o April from an attack of pneumonia. * or.11 Sch Lewis It French. Hendrick*. will leave Portland Portland, dally. Hun* covering (•Rotations of oil hop Markau I’ortlan I on mi# Fridavs at U.00 p. Pief, are Staple Products in tlie J II Blake. Tuesdays days ic?i>ted. at p. in. lor Long Island. Bon Heath G. A K., of Uardlner, iC5r::::::-*JS8 BU«T*iN 3 1 st «r« U). for UockU'M, Bar ilarhor and Mac Post, 9—Tfc* followm* .Import BlaeUnaf. 3 MSS 50 Oaur.i to May SAILED—Scbs Nat T Palmer, aud Major, Little and Great C .-League. Cliff Island, South } lopi to-day■ ououtt.,..,, jf ^oviaioaa. see.; and Intermediate landings. Returning leave of the Philadelphia ..4 NeaUfoot ... 4t««el Ral ey s an 1 Orr's Island. talking attending Markets. Sportint. 8**46126 Flckands. at a. llarpsweli, | Leading 20 Mtcblaaport Mondays and Thursdays 4 in a lirop snet.3e Iks. .1 Blame..v ri.onn. Return /or IV and. leave Orr’S Island.7.9) encampment body. relate. m.. arriving Portland at 11.On |>. m. connecting Fuck. h. BB. 8pr ns patents 3 90 HKOM OUR CORRESPONDENT*. a. hi. via above *n imgs. Arrive Portland 9.jo the late March Bane, B4 50 with traios forlBoHion. The willl of Mary Cnti 3 sch Kllza 8 Potter. a. m. New York Stork and Money Market T.Tf.r.1601 ’*•[ £*«"'' 70 4 35. MT DESERT, May 1—Ar, GI O. F. KVA N s. F. E. BOOTH BY, leaves ail her estate to her husband, Hon. ■»y. Pure greunrt.6 78*6 25 Clear and straittu. 8 30 4 10 Boston. (1 n*l Manager. Gen’l Pass. Agent. SUNDAY*. Ami 86 Allen, By Fressea ..Sl"*12 Ked.» 7*W« Sailed, sens Wm H Bailey. Merritt. New York Maine. m.irj4dtf I.tutve Portia- r Harpswell and The Modern Cleaner J. P. Bass, of Bangor. Teierraou. Ked Por.land, Interme- leose Hot Kne Vea 20b Ch r• diate tidings. i. :n.. 2.00 m. Returning NEW 3. no Livt stofik MtrKaL Abide Bowker. Perry, Philadelphia. p. THE EORM OP of St, Allans, Is YORK, May Am Hoc.. .8 00*17 00 iroin ve t Portian*.. 1.*# 19 USED IN A LATHER. Sumner Wlthee, .straw, cariousingia ROCK PORT. May 2—Ar. scbs Wm V Hutch llarpswc!! ft.3op.in. on call was at 4 o5; Inst loan at Iron. BoobeUe.... 'By Telegraph.1 Portland & S»iali Point Steamboat Co. Fare to So. H.r -.veil and leturu WATER. MAKES NO MUSS. hie wife and child Money McLean, Si NII; ,; Sundays REQUIRE* LITTLE to have left <* Klee lugs, 8teuben; Lrattii*, John, thought at 4 at 3 Common.... ft AGO. M{*y 3. 1899—Cattle—receipts other landings. 25e. per cent; prime mercantile paper V* 6* '"If Peryntha Davis. Eaton, Deer Isle. to with a young girl. He is thought ! Keflned.... 2M42* a i Domestic. #7 14,POO; moderately active jfaney cattlo at 5 4'»! Dally trips commencing April Isaiah DANIELS, Oen. Man. elope with ° May 3-hailed, scbs Atlanta, Tripp, Boston; y\ /pw gd'i percent. Sterling Exchange easier, Norway.... 3 Vs #4 gels. ”160: steers at 4 (XKrt.6 35; stackers and feed- 3rd. i&Ml. Steamer *•» apr27dil have to Texas. 60 Catalina, Mclntire. do. JEPJ3 &/ RAILROADS. to gone actual business tu banker* bill* at 4 87 Cast steel.. 8 bd 900*2 ®raal 3.70^ 15; cows^and heifers at 3 50 * will leave Portland Pier. Portland. Woolen of Werman ..9 0002 26 4 26; Western BOOTHBAY HARBOR. May 3-Ar. sclisSt Tbo Perseverance company n 4 4 H5' " 4 for six- steel. Liverpool fed steers 4 20*5 30; Texans at 2 p. ni., for Orr’s island Cards wSflr 87:,,4 for demand.ami s6r,4 bbl 9 28 at 4 New Kthel F Mernam. Newman. S boosted ... a Dla’md Crys. 00*4 00. Leou. York; Cove. Poor’s F t. Uardiner, has closad its factory. It is rates 4 Cccmicr- ■eleresae. Ms- Uuoliog Bay, j/g CO. Portland & Yarmou h Electricj Co ty days; posted 80'Y ft4 88%. sue'-* iron— 25,000; active; fair to choice Kocklaud lor Boston; Bertha V, Wilson, East llarpswoll, Ashdale. Ifor-e UASU0 BAY STEAMBOAT i n®P“r®ce|pfa• us ... that the assets will be about 11.0.4 Mi *6 (talers .806* 3 7V*." 3 !)< ; a chlas for do. Wat-n thought clal bills 4 84V* ftt 85 heavy packers 3 50 3 75; mixed island Harbor. Cove. Small Point • Me. Gen. Russia 13 ***14 *3 80; 3 BO« In port, scbs Lulu. Brown. Bmgor for Wey- leave nstoni ilnusp Wharf, Portland. Cars leave Portland at fi.45 a. tn.. and hourly 0 and the liabilities about $8000. Silver certificates 2 Sr butchers 2 U5&3 85; light at Ilarhor and Cundy’a Harbor. Return, Bid G'-iVY®^* Ameri'cnhusslal 1 *12 Cassia .91022 3 86 ; 3 * mouth; H H Calais lor Now to 12.45; thou 1.15, 1.45 2.1 \ 3.15. 3.46. 4.16,6.15. pure."*. pigs 3( *3 70. Sawyer. Kelley, Cundv’s Harbor at 0 n in. v'a abov land- WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. of carried Bar Silver 61% liaoe_ 9OC01OO B dford; Gam*. Grant. Maehias for Bosion; 6.15. C 46,7.4ft. 1*.I5.10.4ft p. in. Leave ft armouth Colin F. Shea, Lewiston, Galr.r.M«7 Sheep—receipt# 14,000; strong at 3 6048 IB; ings arriving In Portland about in a. m. I .eatnor lambs at 4 Ella Brown. 8t John. N B. for New 169 at 5.30 a in. and to 1.30: then 12 00. 12.30. in debate Mexican dollars 48Vi Nutmegs.88088 7u£6 jo. Peabody, .1. H. .McDONALD, Manager. (ommrncliiK Sumlay, April Id, hourly off the honors Tuesday night's New York— York 8t South Amboy for Maclilas; 1.00. 2 30, 3.00. 5 00. 5.80. 6.30. S OU, 9,30 Pepper.18010 Leou, Office, 168 Cm mere! it St. Telephone W-3. For 1 nt r-t City Peaks Island, 6 JO, 2.60, 4.00, Government bonds strong, I lain.26*26 Cloves.16017 8 from Rooklaud. Landing, m. Leave Faiinoutli Forewtde for Portland at Hdy Cross college, Worcester, iie Domestic Markets. Mary Wonson, Tibbetts, aprl dll .1 H. 10.30 A. M., 2.13. 4.00. 6.13 P. M. l>. state bonds inactive Mia weirnt... <-nrs leave Portland .*6#96 Ginger.i4®l6 SACO, 3—Cld. schs Jas A Gray. Coleman For < Island. 10.30 A. 30 minutes later. Sundays. | argued that the I'nltel States should (By Telegraph.) May imIiIiik'h 6.45, M., at 8 a. m. and liaif till 7.30 p. ni then Railroad bonus strong. Heavy...S6#S6 fltareh. Boston; John Bracewell. Greens Lauding aud 4.(io P. M. hourly Ooca 1'nt.... RAILROADS. 8.15. 9.15. 9.45 ni. Leave Yarmouth at 6.46 a. grant the Filipinos their freedom. 34*25 Laundry.4*08 MAY 3.1839. New York: Clara. Rockland. 'm lisfethcn't La* ding. Peaks Is and, p. Union Decks.. .8**39 Gloss.6**7* NEW ni and half till 6 13 tn.; ihsn 7.oo. W, Hides. YORK—The Flour market—receipts | H U- Mini Great Diamond l«lsn I*. hourly p. J The State aasessors are to meet local Am. sail.... Tobseeo. also leave ftar- 8041.00 19.815 bbla; 13,241 bbla; sales 5.500 EXCHANGE DESPATCHES. 5. JO. 7.<*0. 10.750 a. Dl. 8.30. On Saturday a ear will The following represent the pay- fttii exports 8.00, ni.. 2.15, 4.00, 6.15 p. and assessors as follows: June quoiauous Beet brands... .60*6' packages; held but very dull. l'ir I'linceV mouMi at L15 and For land at 2.20, Officii Fryeburg, in Hits market; steadily Ar at Liverpool 3d. steamer Norwegian, from MAINE CENTRAL R. R. Landing, Long isl'iml, 1.90. ing prices Sheet.‘ #7*4 Medium.20040 Winter patents ‘at 3 76 a 4 10 ;wtntcr straights waiting loom 440 Congress street. api25dti June Kumford June 7o ** tb Portland. l'\30 A. M. 2.15 P. M. 13; laris, 14; Fulls, ( ow and steers.. /i<>e. 9*4*10 Common...... S6e*80 3 56 n 3 To; .Minnesota 3 80(74 20; Win- ana 8o patent# Passed the Lizard 2d. stejiiner Maasdam, fm effect Nov. 26 hk SIMMY TIMK TABLE. I 10: JO; Farmington, JuneJJ; bulls stag."..... If.po. 9l/4 aO'/i Natursisi ...600-70 ter extras •_* (»«a 00; Minnesota bakers 3 00& jr Philips,June .. .10o and Rotterdam. bkius—No 1 quality 3 20; Winter low 2 65. New York for Boulogne I « Forest City and Trefrtlten’s Land- ** c grades 40*2 Trains leave Portland as follow!: June June >o ...••• ■ 8 Ar at 2. steamer Hibernian. Im I Skowhegan, 27; Biugham, ,.... Bye 2 Western at fob Glasgow May ing, Peaks islmifl. Little and Great No 3 « steauyyNo *7V*£68 Portland. 7 00 a.m. For Brunswick. -Hath, Rock! md and June 30. *7c CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. afloat. Hi iiiioimI Islands, 0.00, 10 :;»» A. M., 2.15. 4,20 j»; Dover, a 60 I Lisbon Fails Culls .26 Wheat- 43.82G Augusta, WatervlUe, Skowhogau, P. M. The Shoe Monday’s nuoanons, receipts 23,215 bush; exports Memoranda. Lewiston via Brunswick. Belfast. Bang »r Commonwealth company, bush; sales 2.1 bush and 378.-■ For Landing, Long Island, 10.30 On and after MONDAY Oct 3d, ltt* trains WHH!t mi.OOO futures, Bucksport, Houilou, Woodstock :id SC new in uud Hrtnll Grorrra' Sugar Market. o«>0 bus spot and spot No 2 Provincetown, May 9—As a result of foggy \. M.. 15. 4..0 l*. M. will leave as follows: operating Whitman, Mass., on'ports; steauy; Stephen via Vance boro and St. John. Island Jan. Mav. Julv Red at 82 f o b afloat. In elevator. weather and a brisk northeasterly gale. tni<<* For ( uslilug's 10.30 A.M.. 4,20 P. M. to move Into the Portland market—cut loaf 7c; confectioners 79**0 8.30 a, m. For Danville Jo Mechanic Fails, LEA ft K. Uardiner, Me., propose Open«*. 71% 73% vessels are ashore on ( ape Cod bell Robert C. W. 1. GOD1NG. General .Manager, 8c; powdered 6M§c: granulated at 6 ; cofice Corn—receipts 40.950 bush; exports 71".322 Itumlord Falls. Lewiston. Wtmhrop. Oakland, a. 1.30, conces- C loans. 78% 73 Va of aud Rockland lor Provi- dt! For Lewiston aud Auburn, 8.14 ui., Bloom field shoe futtory if proper crus bed VYc; yellow 4VYC. hush; sales li o.oou bush futures; 456.000 bus Byron. Hart, from. | keadtleld, WatervlUe. Livermore Fa is. Farm- aprci 4.00 and 6.00 ill. CORN spot and ; No 2 at deuce, with lime. Is ashore on the beach near p. sions can be obtained from the citizens of outports; spot .steady 407/*t£ ington and Phillips. 8.10 a. 4. r f o and on fire he For Gorham. Berlin and Island Pond, Portland Wholesale Market. Mav. July, b afloat, to arrive and spot. Z Race Point, leaking cargo 10.25a. m. For Brunswick. Bath, August* ■ crow have come asUore. tn., 1.30 and 0.00 i- in. ."ku Clos ok. 38% 4% ats—receipt# 96,600 bush: exports 2.505 WatervlUe and Lewiston vn •’ mswiek. Portland & Eoothoay Steamboat Co. For Montreal 3.10 a. in. and 0.00 whe^an. PORTLAND. May 3. bush sales Sch Helens, of with a cargo of fish auu cnioa.ru. ihe the Maine Dpenlut. 38% 74% 9n.« 00 hush spot steady ; No 2 at Bangor, 13.80 p.m. Express for Brunswick. Bath. annual meeting of irom a Maine is on Peaked Hill bar, p. ni. l lour firm but ami Wheat 321 .<•; No 3 at 31 !*c; No 2 white at 30c; NoH scraps port, Rockland and all stations on the Kn > and quiet unchanged. OATS safe. SIJNMKE AKKANUKH EMK. For Quebec, 6.00 p. iu. Amateur Press association whicn is to be white -: track white 36a38V*c\ iu a dangerous position. Crew fncoln firmer, Corh and Oats steadv. Provisions are Mav July. sobr Alice B Pnllllps of New Reef steady. The three-masted gor. Bar Harbor. Greenville, and f! in, via ARRIVAL* r.eld at Thornton Academy, Saco, on Fri- Closio ’. 26% 24% it. unchanged. Sugars strong and Vac higher. Tlie Lard is weak; Western steam at 5 40;t efli:ed Haven, is ashore near Race Pol B. & A. R. !.’ 11.30 a. Opening. 26% 24% From liRWlston and / a :i. 8.10, day and Saturday of this week promises Amei lean Co. and independent easy. 1.10 pm.. For Mcclmmc lalls, Rum/ord Sugar Refining OoiiiMtli. Port*. ns.; 6.45 and u.4. p. in. Kim* Fork easy. Falls, Betnls, Dar.v.lle Jr.. j/ewlston, Liver- Steamer 8.10 at.d to be one of the largest attended and most refineries all advanced prices Vac to-day. Enterprise & From Island Pond, Berlin and Gorham, May. Butter t ;uiy Western ereamey at i4Va®17; NEW YORK—Cid 2d, ship Manuel Llagunv, more Falls, Farmington. K ...iicld. Carratias- 11.30 a. in. and 5.45 in. or the or- tne whole- Clot >ii 0 12 and leave l.gNt p. successful events in tha nistory Tha.followlng quotations represent factory 12*#^ 18V*; Klglns —; State dairy Small, Shanghai, (and sailed.* set, Phillips Kangelcv. W.ii’lirop. *; », Hoothbay Monday, Wednesday 8.10 a. m. and for tin* 0 05 and Friday at 7.15 a. in. for Portland. Touch- From Chicago and Montreal, sale prices market; opening. 13V* a 10c; doerm 14V* *17c. Ar 2d, steamers Mozart, Santos, Advance. Bingham. Watenrllh- nd Skov i.eican. ganization. .-.I it So. F.ns:oI end Harbor. 6.45 p. ni. Flour Tuesday’s quotations. Old Cheese easy; large white 12c; small do Colon; Arkadla. Porto Ulco; Caracas Po lo I. 15p.m. For i-rceporr, Brunswick. Au- Bootilbay From Quebec. Kin a. m. The saason of 1891* has opened a 3 00 I n 12* 4 new Dcmerara. gusta. WatervlUe, Hkowhegan Belfast, Hart* Ushing Superfine and low grades.2 75 VHiir cheese steady; large 9V*gHV* CRbel o; Talisman. GOING EAST. TRAINS. " ooa3 25 smil weak sch Addle Jordan, hence for Phila- i.ind, Dover and Foxcroft. Greenville, Ba-mr MNDAV well in the of Farmington, and spring heat Bakers.3 May. July at Ve. Returned, vicinity Go a 4 6 > firm Penn Wes- Old town and MaUawuinkca j.eavo Franklin Wharf. Portland For yon eal. Toronto and Chicago spring Wheat patents.4 71% 73% Eggs Mate and 18V«S13V*; delphia. Tuesdays Quebec. that Opening. 5.10 m. For Brunswick. Bata, f.hbou .i the anglers are not afraid to predict Mich, ami St Louis si. roller-4 00^4 lo tern fresh 121 a a 13c. Sid brig Jennie Hulbert. for Port lttmp.i; p. ssiitirdavs at 7 a. m. lor Bootnbuy llarhor, 6.00 p. .si. oovu.. 71% 72*4 2d, Falls. Augusta and WatervlUe. Mich, and St. Louis clear.3 80 u. 3 HO Petroleum dull. sch b M Bird, for Bockport. Gardiner, •. Bristol. Fast and Damans cotta. For Lewiston and Auburn. 7.30 a. in. and 6.00p.m. this will prove one of the best seasons we 6.15 For N-w «i Hoothbay Winter Wheat patents.4 25&4 35 OH' Rosin "mi. Ar 3d. sch Damletta & Johanna. Rock port. p.m. once,ter. Danville !>'timing t«» East Hoothbay same day*. For Gorham and Berlin. 7.30 a. m. and 6.00 p. m, Mav. tub rn and Lewiston. ever here. All the near here July Darien for J hoiuasvon. June* Mechanic Falls, hnr^iav -. leave Portland at ?.<*> a. nt for had ponds oru and 1 eed. Turpentine steady, Ar 3d. sch Lizzie Carr, ARRIVALS. 33% 34% II. 00 p. ni. Night for to Opening****. Aiolasses steady, Sid 3d, steamers St Louis, for Southampton; \j>ress, every night. hoothbay Harbor. So. Bristol and East Booth- are now oie-ir of ice and open fishing. 00 w Water- From Island Pond. Berlin. Gorham. Montreal Corn, car lots,old. 00 Cloning ...... 33% 34% ice rm. for Brunswick. Bath, l.ews'o'i, Acg ist.i, bay. fl new.44 45 Majestic, Liverpool. Moosenend I ake. Aroostook and West. 8 to ni. Ellsworth vessel owners and captains Corn, car lots, ft oar* Freights steady. Pass. U Hell Gate 4th. sen* Silver Spray, from vide, Bangor. apr.-Tdtf ALFRED BACK. Manaeer. lots. 00.® 47 lor county via Old town. Mieinas. Fust md From Lewiston and Auburn. 8.10 a. in. for Corn, bag ^ugar—raw strong, higher; "fair refining 4V# Hallowed for Belfast: Eliza Levgnseller, do port look for a more jrolitable season than lots. May. July. Calais via Washington 1; Bar Ilarhor, Palace Cars on Meal, bag 441aft45% rr 1 «>-lt>; 96 test at 4V# ; moasses Thomastou. HEW YORK DIRECT Pullman a Sleeping Night 28% 24% Centrifugal St. >r. >r. 14HIE, are and Oats, car lots 37 it, 38 opening.... — \V BucksporL Stepnens. Andrews, John trains. several years. Freights belter, sugar 4' h « 4 3* 16c; refined firm, higher ;NoB at BOSTON Ar 2d, sch A Ellis. Ryder * lots. 41 C'osiutf.. •••••• 26% 24 and Aroostook count” via V.uiceboro, Halifax Oats, bag 40® 4 li-16; No 7 at4**; No 8 at 4 9-10; No 0 at Rondout. Tdaine TICKET OFFICE, DEPOT AT FOOT OF there uie cargoes for all the vessels, large OO u2 '* OO and th- Provinces. Hie night train Steamship Co- tOtlon Seed, car lots.OO PORK, No loaf 4 No II ut 4"a; No 12 at Cld schs Nat Hodgkins. Bristol. Ill: Saturday INDIA STREET. 4«/*c; 7-10; 2d, Ayer. does not run to Belfast. Dexter. Dover and uni; Is’und > »uiid tiy l)ay''cki. and which makes Ellsworth one of Cotton Seed, lots...... 00 00 Dec. 4 5-16. A l>mike. Smith. Swaus Island and New \ «»rk ; novl dtf small, bag UO®24 July or >r. cars to car lots.10 00 0 Codfec- Pajsons. Somes Sound and Foxcroit, beyond Bung .-deeping their ports. Sacked Bran, 50®17 Closing. 02 Mould A at 66*r; standard A 6V*c; diaries H Trlckey, St. John 3 TRIPS P£R WEEK. regular Go a 18 oo S Pierce. Brunswick sacked Bran, bag lots.47 .. 0 00 tioners 5l4c; cut loaf ami cru#hedT»7#e; pow- : New York; Little, Fare Our *3.00. Itound *9.00 of com- peuiny... Henay White Mountain Division. Why Trip, Aji\ Elinor Blauchurri Klngileld Middling, ear lots.17 0i»o 18 oo dcred fi* *c; 5^«c; Cubes 5*/a. Ar 3d, Skolfleld, Hong Kong; sens Wednesday’s quotations. granulated sblpsaml J he IJoiatto Hall and >f»n- M iddllng, bag, lots...18 oo a l o oo Francis, Norfolk; A Hayford. Belfast; 8.45 a. in. For Biidgtou, Pabyani, Burling- steamships mitted suicide Mouda» by blowing the CHICAGO—lash quotations: johu hatian alternatively leavt* Franklin Mixed leed. ..17 50*18 00 Wheat. John Cadwallader, and R i* Chase, Bath; I P ton, Lancaster, *■. st. .Joimsburv, Slier Wharf. ALLAN LINE Mav Fiour ste Portland, Tuesdays, top of his head off with gun. Tea. Jan. | July brooke, Montreal. Chi st. 1’aui and Mmne Thursdays Saturdays Siiicar. Coffee. Molauei.KHlimii. wueai— ?«o 'j ic; nuo uu at 6 in. for New York direct leave ROYAL MAIL STKAM'Hlr CO. | .. 7l% 72% spring Weaterloo. Stonlukton; Fannie Fail. Kocklan (» » »>i; 38% 34% ®3ucVi Rye No 11 lor Portland. Lake. Brldgton. North Conway, Gl-n passenger 4i No 1 Flax need at 1 12c; barge Fryeburg, route is over the Coffee—Java and .Mocha. 26a28 33% 34% c; prime Timothy ach Hunt, Blair, fur ami Bartlett. convenient and comfortaDle between 21 Mar. ‘Sardinian 8 April llartland agitated disappear Closing. 8 Pork 8 ft5ort BATH—Bid 2d, Augustua •• 22a3(> seed at 2 3<>«.2 Mess GO;Lard Portland and New York. f’ __ I, I.I.i.Un 4 hit 1Q Teas—Amoys OATS. Waalilnatou, najr.lgllt. Baltimore. 'to Carthaginian 15 at 6 1 • short rib sides at 4 SUNDAY TRAINS. Leas—Congous. 25.&60 d,r» 17‘a ; 40(g4 7"; 2d, acli 1 W Duuu, from J. F. LI 3COM B. General Agent. 6 April 'Norwegian 22 May. July. salted meats—shoulders AVi^^c; short CHARLESTON—Ar old daughter of Mrs. Pxraella hl- Teas—Japan. 30g,35 26% Dry Roatou. 7.20 a. in. tram for Brunswick. Air- TH03. M. BARTLETT. Agt. odtedtf • Steamers marked thus do not carry pas- year Teas—Formosa .'. •Tolling... clear sides at 4 80®4 i»0. Taper 35j&65 27 Vs 24% KASTPORT—Ar 2d, sch E & G W Hinds, Cal- Rn.-ta. Waterville ami Banger. and all who lives about a mile and a hull a Closing. Butter dairies sengers. Carthagiuian Numldianlcarry ilridge, Molasses—For to Hlco. 28 35 quiet, pas'.—creamery 12® 16c; Boston. for classes. PORK. or, 12.30p.m. Irani Brunswick. I-ewtston, from the and who lelt her home Molasses--Barbadoes. 28 a 29 at 11 a, 14c ELLSWORTH—Sid 2d, sch Catharine, Cog- Bath. village, 1 li Vic. * Augusta. Wat Loudon Layers. 76g,2oO July. Fggs steady—fresh 1100 International Co. RATES OF PASSAGE. that time no Hajsins. 8 no gius. Plymouth. p.m. Night Kxpross fur all points, Steamship last Wednesday. Since Halslns. Loose Muscatel. 7V» Openlns.. Cheese weak; creameries at lOVirfllc. — 5^ ELLSWORTH— Sid .3d. soh Caressa. Portland sleeping car for M. .1 tin. FOR-- CloS'ii* ...... 8 70 lo.too bbls; wheat 73.000 ca m N. trace of her cAn oe found, except that she l*oi k, lleef, Lard and Poultry. Flour—receipts FFRNAND1N A—Cld 2d. sch John Paul,Foss. bush; eoruM 16.000 bush; oats 629.000 bush; Arriva l! in 1‘ortlan-L Ca.ais. St. N.3..Halitix. N.S* Per or Numldlan. $50 and ?eo. New York. Eastport. Lubeo. Jo’n, Carthaglniau went to on afternoon train Fork—Heavy.IS 00,a 13 60 Press srocic 20,000 bush. From Bartlett. No. Couw and 8.23 A reduction ot 5 ceut is alloweu ou return TTttslield, the] Portland Daily Quotations. rye 7,500 bush; barley Sid 2d. sch Edw P Avery. Hawley. New York. iy Brldgtou, id ail parts of New Bruits wick. Nova Scotia per Pork- •Medium.11 75 a 12 00 wheat 28,000 a. in.; Lewiston an t Mechanic 8.30 a. tickets. that Corrected Swan & Barrett. Bankers, 180 .Shipments—Flour 11,000 bbls; GALVESTON—Ar 2d, sells John K Souther, Falls, m.; Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The day. Beef—light.10 00&10 60 by corn oats 313.000 bush Waterville and 8.35 a. m. street. bush; 194.O00 bush; E H G Dow, Malcolm- Augu-ta, K Bangor, favorite route to Cainpobello and 3L Andrews, SECOND CABIN occurred 00 a li 50 Middle Poole. Baltimore; Mary An interesting May party Beef—heavy.11 STOCKS. rye 1 ,000 bush; barley 0.000 bush. Aum-da and Rockland. 12.15 i» ni.; KlngfiehC M. R. half bbls. 6 75.a 5 0«* son, do. To Liverpool. London or Londonderry—$35 Boneless, Far Asked E from Phillips, Farmington, Bcmts, Rumford Falls. Snmnirr ArrMiigrniruti. Rd at the home of liev. and Mrs. J 1 aokrrcl. 2d, a. m.; Halifax, St.John, Bar liarior, Water* I»ry Portland Gas Company.50 86 6o at 76*-sc; July at 76 *»c. Freuk Learning. OainpoeU, Saco. Flue Tree Ttckev Office. Monument Square or Portland, Me. uovl4dtf were 14 ville and Augusta. 3.50 a. rn. except Mondays. invited, being present. largo Shore. 4 50® 4 75 0111AUU nsiruii. NEW LONDON—Ar 3d. sch Silver Spray. for other information, at Company's Ofhas, Cod, GKO. F. V P. & G. M. In the Court at a di- Small Shore. Portland bl. Railroad Co.. 100 145 161. 1 tom Union Station in ll — Keturnin.-. leave Porter’s Landing at 6.45 a. health to such an extent that he could not Apples, Evap. 10a Bath 4%s, 1907, Municipal.101 103 GALV ESTON—The Cotton market closed sauce, 1 Can- from lor Poland, Mechanic alls. Buckfleld. m.. So. Freeport at 6.55 ii. in.. Bu-lin's 1-land at Produce. Bath 4s. 1921. Kelnnding.101 103 5Tic. Sid 3, sch Frank T Stinson, Philadelphia I perform the duties Imposed upon him quiet; middlings ton. Dtxneld aud Rumlord Fails. // r.2u a. ni.. Chebeague at 7.46. Cousens 7.55 a. in., Cranberries, bbl. 7 t>0®8 60 Belfast 4s. Municipal.102 106 for Port'and. Cape M MH His—The Cotton market to-day closed sch Cora Green, ior 8.30 a. m. 1.10 and 6.15 i*. in. From Union Winces Point 8.16 mi.. Falmouth8 3(» i.m. as a Maine Central railroad engineer. Pea. 1 60 ( aiais 4s 1901—1911 Refunding — loO 102 PERTH AMBOY—Sid 2d, Beaus, 60,ftl middlings 0*40. H L. Station for Mechanic Falls aud intermediate Leave Portland Pier lor Haipswell Centre Beaus Yellow 75 l.ewlstou0s,* 19ol. Municipal.106 107 quiet; Baugor Henry, lor Uardiuer; Whitten, ^stockholders of the Pep per ell Manu- Eyes.1 70(0,1 market closed Btations. (Lookout Landing* Tuesdays and Wednesdays Beans, CaUforma Pea.1 76®2 0o Lewiston 4s. 1913. Municipal •• ....105 107 NEW ORLEANS—The Cotton tor Portsmouth. Gar- at Rumford Falls for all at 2.30 ni. Leave Haruswell Centre Co. and the Laconia Co. will O0.o2 15 saco 4s. 1901. Municipal.100 102 steady; middlings 6 il-lGc. PROVIDENCE—Sid 2d. sch Sagamore. Connections points p. (Lookout facturing Beans, Bed Kidney.2 B.-iuia and for Portland and Thurs- Maine Central R K7s. 1913.oons.intgl34 130 diner. Somes Souud. on the U. F. & R. L. It. K. including Landing) Wednesdays at Onions. Egyptian. 2 00 MOBILE—Cotton market Is quiet; middlings ...... have special meetings Blddeford, May 60^3 •• sch m web-, the Lakes. days at 5.40 a. ni. do Bermuda .*1 50 a, 1 5 > -4%S.108 110 Portsmouth—Ar 2d. Lydia Rangeley Dally V.lne. «nndnyx Excepted. ** at 6 9-16c. E. A. BAKEK. Mgr. to act on a proposal for the sale of the bush. » 4s cons. mtg.... 104 106 ster, McFarland. Rockland. aprlU 10, Potatoes, ji.9 ** NF.W AND FALATTAL §TK AMHlti •• SAVANNAH—The Couon market closed G New York. It. C. BRADFORD. Tiafflc Manager. rns of two Sweet Potatoes. 3 00(5,3 60 grts.inoo.exten’sn.lOS 104 Sid 2d, sch Kmellue sawyer. entire property the corporations to middlings 5*sc. soh Mabel Jordan, lm Portland. Maine. Eggs. Eastern fresh. ,a 14 Portland & Ogd’g g0s,»9OO. 1st mtgl04 ICO quiet; SAVANNAH—Ar 2d, PRES"Nr TWO E. L. LOVRJOY, SALES, MILLIONS A WEEX the Consoldiated Manufacturing Com- Eggs, Western fresh. 00(8 14 Portland Water C«?s 48. 1927 -103 1<>6 Boston. Superintendent, Market? sch Alice Archer. Gibbs. Philadelphia. leiMitt Rumlord Fails. Maine AND under the held. tg, European Md 2d. BAY STATE TREMONT, pany, a corporation organized Eggs, 3d. schs irom New Butter, lancy creamery. 20 a 21 Potioo 'i«ol vi ar , p. m.{ Frightful Dreams ut.d ii---vons prut jy the two Under the pro- extra. Bremen.New York. Bremen May 4 Miles. South Amboy tor ; companies. Halt bbls lc Dta.. *..117 % W*dl« Beach, 7.00. 6.40 6. 3.30, 5.2.5 in.; BAY STEAMBOAT Sensations. THE FIRST 8a i* r, F Bismarck.. .New York..Genoa ....Mav 4 tor Fast port, Stony Brook. ill., p. CASCO CO! Trembling CNE joeed of union the Co. is Uhw Linseed otl. 48a53 Sawyer, Ainboy Somersworth. 7.00. 8.40 a. 3 2.3' WILL GIVE RELIF.:- IN plan tPoppcrell Button.New York. .Pern’buco 6 K ickmud for New York: l.ttltl W Eppes. fioin l>‘»ver, 111., TWENTY MINUTES. Boiled Linseed oil. 50a55 ..May 5.25 in.; Rochesier. Carminatou of Nnw York of Stocks and Bonds. York. 6 Providence, and sailed. 3.30, p. Every buffurer will acknowledgement to bo to receive seven shares new stock for 48 a 58 Quotations Caracas.New Laauayra. May Rockland for Turpentine. L and A Heaton. Alton Bay, 8.40 a.m., 12.3.5, 3.30 p. Ul.. !.nk«r 4 00 Anchor la.New York. Glasgow.... Mav 6 Passed 3d. schs Carrie Hix. Tim: Tabb for Fast ne share of old stock and the Laconia t uinbertand. eoal. ig. (By Telegraph.! Laconia, Weirs, Ply mom h, 6.40 a. in.. Day Only. Normaudle... .New York. 6 Rock land for NewYork; Telegraph. Th.nims- purl, Move and .urnace eoal, retail.. o 60 of Havre.May 12.35 p.m.; Worcester (via Somers worth .-.ml For Forest City Landiug. Peak’s Island. 6.30. and half s tares of new stock The following are the closing quotations Eins.New York.. G luii lor A della T Carlton. Rockpcrttn.no. wofiBEttrm. Jo. thrj?e Franklin. 7 60 Genoa.May do; 7.00 a. Manchester, < .uicnnl •; lo.rn a. i-’.OO -.15, 8 is, 5.00 Bonds; York. Beacli ior Providence; Odell. Rochester), in.; »:>. 8.00. 9.00. in., in., or one. If the union is the con- Pea coal, retail. 4 60 Lucanta.New Liverpool. May G F G French, Red a. North perfected lor hml Norm. 7.00 in., 3.30 p. nu; 6.15 p.m. 2. 3. ... .New York. .Havana 6 Bangor lor Kondoul; Franconia. Sullivan solidated company will use the namo of May May Segurauca May wick, Dover, Exeter, finverli'li, I uwrrenee. For I-.laud, 6.4.'», 8.00. 10.30 a. m.. 128% Palana.New, York. G Cushing’s MEBSGINE ,he Co. New 4s. reg.128% Hamburg;. .May Philadelphia. Low* 11, Boston, a 4.05, 7.00. 6.40 a. m.. 12. t •, •J. 3.15. 5.00. 0.15 p. in- Bepperell Manufacturing 129 Rotterdam. New York. .Rotterdam G 15, New 4s. coup.128% May 3.30, p. m. Arrive Boston. 7.2 '. 10.1.5 .1. in.. l or Little and Great Diamond island*. Tre- Thoy promptly cure S.'ck Hcnuacha Bread Lumber. 112% York. 7 Poreitfn i’«ria New 4*. leg.112V* Coleridge.New .P'rnainbucoMuy 12.50, 4.10. 7.15. p. m. Leave Boston tor feihen's, La:, din-'. Peaks Island, 5.3c, n_J /XII._1. _ ...I «)~ uni. Ix'/lxk’ WlUIL’Ult Evergreen For a Weak Stomach. Impair, d Pitres- H Mi W 113 Kaiser W de G New York. .Bremen. ..May 9 Di. SCHOOL AM) COLLEGE. ilo sup.... 7 a, hive wood— New.4s. Jcoup.113 Portland, 5.59, 7.2*», 8.30 a.m.. Lift, 4.15, p. in. 7.00. s.so, 10 3o .1. III.. 1-.O0 ill., J.uo, 4.011. 6.15 p. iion, lJifcniereii i.n r m aicu. w mnen or Denver & R. G. 1st.108% 10.s% Aurauia.New York..Liverpool. .Mav 9 a. in.. 10.30 do sq. 7&8Vfc| Nol&2, l-ta$40§$4r, from (Urgent) for Bangor. Airive PorlLnd. 10.It*. 11.50, 12.10, 6.00. I .!• Ponce's Lauding. Long Island. 8.30. Children Tubule* are a Erie 4». 72 72 Arkadia.New York. Porto Rico. Mav lo steamer Patna, from Itipans without cr.nCKrs.... 6H«u*7 I B&os.i-in. $ ®$4o gen. S1»1 fu» Boulogne 1st. 7.50 p. IK. a in.. -’.00. 4.00. 6.15 p in. S rival and A e Itnmtnin t.hn fnllmvin; mnn h’ivn York. 10 they now have the largest bale of Cooperage. Coiu’n, 1-Utt $18®$32 Mo..Kau. & Tex. 2ds. 07% 68% Paris.New S’lhainpton May Hamburg lor New York. SUNDAY TRAINS. i>.i ...... iii.i iix* I :ut In the prize speaking June 19: 00 Texas L. G. 110 Friesland .... New York. .Antwerp.. May 10 Graf junior gug.count’jr 86 Pacific, lsts-1»5% Passed Belliv May 2, steamer Walueraee, bunk, North Berwick, Dover, Exeter, 1.30. O.f-5 p. rn. ft' do 2d8. 65 Chaucer —New York. .Montevideo May 11 liabb, Burnell, Chapman, ountry MoL reg. 55% New York for Hamburg. Haver hill, l.awrence, Lowell, Boston, 1-'. 7j, i.envo Cushing’s, :c .. s.jy, 11.05 a. m., 2.45, &B0 Bacon, Bee, of stocks: Santiago.New York. .SoulU Cuba.May 11 | hlidsnooKs Closing quotations Ar at Vera ruz Apl 23, barque Doris, Klages 4.30 p. m. Arrive Boston 5.13, 3.22 in. 6.20. 0.40 p. in. McCarthy, McCormick, JShorey, Sparks, 2. 3. Bellanocb.New Yoi k. Montevideo 11 WANTED Mid bdguil Cypress— May May Mvy Baltimore via Bermuda Rochester, Farmington, Alton Bay 4.30 Leave I. Diamond. 0.10, 7.55,9.45,11.40a. 82 n. 34£2« 1-in No 1&2$4o®$4') Atchison. 2l) 19% Marquette.New York.. Loudon.May 11 21. steamer Altai. A c.*' of bad health that RTP-A'N‘8 will not bene- Ward, Webber, Whitney. Ar at Kingston. J«, Apl p. m. di.. 12.25. 5.15. 7.20. p. in. f‘ 1 in- a 4» ...New York. 13 fit. 1CIT .WS, 10 for 5 cento, or 12 racket* for 18 hue hU36in 21423 baps $35 Atchison Dlu. 60% 69*4 Champagne .Havre.May New York, and sld 23d fur Port Union. EASTERN DIVISION. l.t ,t\<• 11 re 1 ►i iiiuMid, ".O '. 7.50. 3.40, 11.35 a. The tr ick team at tho 26430 York. cont-s. may b h.al of all druggist* who are willing Deeriug High Hoops 14 ft. oin’n 1-in *.28«32 Central Pacific.60% ftuVa Ktrurla.New Liverpool ...May 13 8U1 tin SavHUua-l;t-Mar apl 11), barque Jose- to well n medicine at a moderate profit. 1 *2 ft. ( 27 Talisman.New York. Demarara.. May 13 For Blddeford, l'ortsinout It, Newbury- Jl. priced school will attend the stute tournamont ,, 26428 lies. & Ohio 26V* McLean. New York. Leave '1 11 heii ". .6.00, 7 5.». 9.35, 11-30 II)., They banish pain und prolong life. J: Kl York, 13 phine. A l.viin. I»n»r< u, .’.00, K|U b’th pine... .$-'8®$.;.' i Chicago a Alton.166 CZ Furnesla.New .(ilasgowb...May Ar at Barbados Apl 13. sell Helen Montague. port, n>e-bury, Salem, 7.10 in. (>ne trives r« lief. Accept no substitute. and enter the con- 5.50 12.35. .1.20. 5.05. p | it Brunswick, May 27, Cordage. dear Amsterdam .. Rotterdam..May 13 9.00 it. m., 12.45. (UK) p. III. Arrive Post Ml, Rote the word R I P A*N*c on the j>ack«t. pine— Clli'MUOA- Alton pfd. NewJYork. Adams, from Jacksonville. Leave I-vergnou, '.'..‘10. 11.25 a.m., 12.40. |3.iff Miter ii4>u> 10 411 York. Demerara 13 a. 4.00. 9.05 m. Ly-.s e Bosi-hi for fiend vet a to Ripans Chemical Co.. No. 10 Spruce tests under the direction of the Instructor. Upper*.®70 Chicago, uur. & Quincy.143*4 143 Pretoria.New May Arat Oenfuegos May 2d. soli John L Treat, m., 12.40, p. 5.00. 7.05 p. III. L St.. No*. York, for 10 sample* umi 1.000 testimonial*. Manilla... 10 »ll tleiec*.$Biifli o l.ahn.New York. .Bremen May 16 Fortlaud, 7.30, 9.00 a.m.. 1..;* 7 ho, 7.4» i>. m. General Pei. & Hud. Canal Co.121 110*4 Gllmare. Norfolk. 0 W i. CODING, Manager. Mr. Elbrldge Allen, the team is im- Manilla bolt Fine common. 2 » Teutonic.New York. Liverpool,.. 17 Arrive Fortlaud, U.45 a. m.. 12.09. 4.30, io.15, L»el. Lack. & West.170 170*4 May Ar at Kingston. Ja, May 2d, sell Abbie C aur25dul rope. .... 00® 12 Bpruoe. 00 i St Louts.New York. .So’ampton..Mav 17 10.45 p. in. _ fl6.00Ml8 24* * Stubbs. Pascagoula proving rapidly. do. 1 >enver & it. G 23*4 Whitney, Russia 18 i&l8V* i 1 Southwark.New York. 17 sl’Nll.W TRAIN Hemiook.flJ®14 Erie.'new.. 1 13% .Autwerp_May Arat Matanzvs 2d inst, sell Norman. Gray, The annual May reception of the bisai. 4* I York. Barbados .. 16 ClapDoaroa— 36 36*4 jomo.New May Mobile, For Biddefo d, PorUm.inlli. Newb Drags and Dyes. X.$32£35 Krielstpfd. Tartar Prluce. New York. .Naples. &c .May 16 students of Westbrook Seminary, Morrills bpruoe. Illinois Central.11«'» » lh ”t Ar at 2d, steamer Sarmatlau, Black. port, Salem, l.vnu, B«'*»t«u,2.09 ;i Ml.. 12.43 Acid Oxalic-12 Clear.$28iL30 Brazilia .New York.. Hamburg ay 10 Quebec BOSTON aim PHILADELPHIA, & West. 17 1*‘7» ii.in. Arrive Boston 5.57 :t. Ml., 4.00 p. in. Corner, Portland, will probably occur Acid tart.3 ®48| aaoiear. ssoaz? Lake Erie Teutonic.New York 17 Glasgow. EVERY...! Lake shore..* 00 200 Liverpool..May sch Irene E Meser- Leave Boston for Portland. 9.00 a. in., 7.00 p. m. SAILINGS. Ammonia.It>m20 No 1.f 16 £20 York. 17 Cld at St John. NB. 3d, I'KI-WKIvKU May 12. .07‘s 67 st P ul.New .So’ameton..May Arrive 10- 0 m. Friday evening, sees. pot. .6% (ft Louis 4 Nash. vey, Holorook, New York. Portland, 12.1", p. line.$*6-460 B irb uossa.* New York. .Bremen —May 18 at North s Elevated.1 >6*4 11*% a. Daily except Monday and -tops Tfia bull team at Westbrook Seminary Ha conabU. .66*67 Shingles— Manhattan Mesaba.New York. .London.May ... M an Central. 1 13 2o Berwick and Exeter only. From Boston Tuesday Thursday, Saturday. MAN I beeswax.87442 X oeaar....3 ?5$fi8 fii> < Saule.New York. .Bremen 20 Spoken. is to a game Saturday i'.mp ■ utrai .H i: 113 —May 3: A. Boston. play forenoon, l lch powder®. 7<«tt Clear cedar .2 7$<£:< New York.. Liverpool.. 20 lattt N. Ion 27 W. J B Walk D. J. FLANDEKa, G. F T. 81 Louis in >>. Campania.... May April 14, barque dll From Phila elpha Monday, Wednesday May 0, of this week at North Bridgton, borax. 10411 X No 1.2 Oi!«2 6.i Muuit from Norfolk for Manila. ocUJ nu:s uid.t'» 100 er. Wallace, brimstone. .2 Vs <&■> N o eea&r .. 2b d > Bft TO HIS TRADE. the nine. 7 April 21. lat 36 N, Ion 183 W. ship Shenan- and with Bridgton Academy Cochlneai.4U®4S; 8nruoe.16 <3176 i l*a i:. 48*m Friday. Al.'UNM 4. doah, Murphy, from Port Blakely for Port iMi® 2 cc.as N J rs nlnl.. IHi1* GAIN l A U ltK .MA\r From Central Wharf. Baste*. 3 Fwm lopoeraa.... Laths.epce,.2 •_ Plrle. p.m. || 1 N u York ('ci.tral. 13-1* 137% 4 street Wharf. at 3 i». in. In- Cre&mi*ria27 ■•,«* 361 Fine h»r» mutomor* n L.1 nvs—Cemitci. Suurises.. iilah wrier I-600 Portland & Worcester Line. Philadelphia, S W| RAILROAD > 4 •. fi^qcrat]; MATTERS. Ex logwood .... 12$ 16 Ulnae.k: csk. rt.. «t Chi. St. Louis.. 13% Sunsets. 847 umnws.wrj a se surance effected at offlc 06 ud (iumaraoio.. .70® 1 22 Cernem.1 2 ■«, \ork. .v st Louis pf... »0 Moou rises. 13lla»lgtit.oo— to Freights tor the West by the Penn. R. R. an.i 4 oom. to 03 with »opj of 1 com. 52% 62*4 linos. The Grand Trunk, the new ttivcerwe 2c «7» AEatohe*. N ■:iit-i n Pacific South iorwardeJ by connecting through 79 A loosicape.16m 26 (SUs. .V gross r>B o ueru Pacific pfd. 70 PORTLAND & ROCHESTER 1L R. Passage $10.00. Round Trip $18.00$ “ has taken control of the Cen- w®. :; Pnt It In attractive form taA f corporation, Camphor ...... iLdriiio. (£65 Nor.n ..157*i 156** Meals and room included. V virh.. 62&66 iForesi v.*® * 25 Bolls. 21 .109169*4 WEDNESDAY, 3. description. in. st. lauipfd May All or re- р. 20 X M sheata.... glasses warranted money Concord and North at m ud «M*«ll»nk Vermont. Mr. E. H. Fitz llconce. rt... .16m 17 ELI Paul & Omaha. 95 95 Arrived. funded. For Manchester, points Mtlitactorf bring* (| Hugh, gener- in. Morpmne...2 20*245 Y AC Bolt*.... 18 m. Paul A Omaha old. 165 165 7.30 a. and 12.30 p. in. comes from the Horatio Hall. New York- Alfred, Water- « rasolM. al manager, Toronto di Oil bergamot2 Y6<*8JO Bouonu.2 m Minn. Si Mann. Steamship Bragg. For liochester. Sprlugyale, wltli mdse and to .1 F Liscomb. Liver a*. 7.30 a in., 12.20 and N or.( od Uver2oo&22§, ingot.... 1641,17 Pacific. 22* -i 22Va passengers boro and tiaco vision of that road. Mr. Ii. IE Ingrain, Texas Boston for McKEN'N'EY the WM. II. MARKS, I Steamer of Jeweler, American do £1*1 251 Tin— Union Pacific pfd. 78s* 78 State Maine, Colby, 63k> P* in* m> 2 2a at 73k) and 9.45 a ul, 72.30, 3.0CI THE TML'RSTON PRINT, treasurer, has been stationed in Montreal Lemon.... 1 p »»i Strait*... (£27 Wabash. 7 Vs 7% Eastport and St John, NB. Monument Square. jaulCdtf For Gorham 8 eomer Dennison. Heston. 6u0 in. j, Olive.1 00®3 60i KogUan. Wabash 22% 22Va Bay State. с.3u and p. as assistant treasurer. Mr. Cieorgo D. L Co*. 60 pfd. Steamer booth via Ounilerland Mills, Westbrook MB. Peppt.176(52 o*'| Chrr. &6 Boston & Maine.186 185 Enterprise, Race, bay For Westbrook, I PORTLAND, £ of V* 00 Char. LX-. fe7 26 Bristol. and WecUiords ut 7.30, 9.45 a. ux, Keeve, superintendent trailie, will be intergreenl 7643 New York and New Eng. pf.. Junction Potass Dr'mde. 6b$co Terne.. oort t. 50 Sch Ruth Theali. llillsborc, NB, 12.30 5-*k> AUd tk20 p. hi. Card in Albans Old Colony. 211 210 Robinson. &.00, represented bt. by John Bill- Antimony.* i2£l4 for New York. CLOCK REPAIRING. The 12.30 p. in. train irom Fortlaud connects Book, Chlorate.lb%ivo Adams Express.112 113* with “iioosac lum.el Louie'’ ion of the Grand Trunk. President E. C. Iodide.2 40 aS 65 C •*«* -4 7fc£t>00 Sch Katie L Palmer, Palmer, Barrington. NS. at Ayer Junction American Express.140 140 and at Union Station. Quicksilver. .. .70®8o Spelter.... co-0 5 with live lobsters. tor the West Worcester, Auditor M. M. were U. S. Express. 51 62 via Finltb and Reynolds Ouinine.. 4» 1 Solder1* *4 Sell Clara E Wiacasset, to for Frovidence and New York, ‘*Fioviitoned 43® 12$18 People 126% Randall. Randall. W E have made a of clock 60 Nails* Gas.124'* specialty repairing Line" lor Norwich and New York, via "Nor- re-elected at the directors’ meeting last Rheubarb, rL76e41 complete cargo lor Demerara. for years and are perfectly familiar with j Rt iCask.ct.case2 2082 4o Horn estate 66 65 Harbor. wich Line" with Boston and Albany F*. L. for 1 snake.3o&40 Sen Clara & Mabel. Leemau. New It lu all ol Its branches. Our are JOB i prices reason week. Mr. Charles M. Hays of the Grand wire.. 2 7 5 Ontario. 9% 9 the West, and with the New York a't rail via PRINTER, Sapoetre. n®12 Sch Lasra & Marlon. Eastman Huipawell able. us a uud we will cad lor Mall. 61 Drop postal yuui l*RINTFRS' EXCHANGE. chairman of the executive com- SebiiA.26480 Naval Blare*. Pacific C0>»* Schs Electa A Katun. Ruth M Martin, and Liz done ••Springfield.'* Trunk is clock and return It when without extra a: Fortlaud rroui Worcester seed. ... Xar bbi.. 2$ Pullman 169 Trains arrive Canarv 445 ^ .3 004*6 Palace....159% lie Jaue, fishing. charge. McKENNEY. the Jeweler, Monument Horllaii.I mittee, and Mr. Charles M. Wilds of the Cardamons 1 1 50 Coal tar... .6 or 26 corn inoti.1643* 163% at uw p. ul; from Loohester at a.30 a. in., 1.30 V7 1-4 KxcIiuukp Si.. 26® Sugar, Cleared. Square. Portland. Soda, by-car Pttel.2 TMesoo Western Union 92 92% janlJdtt ami 6.4s p. ul ; houi Gorham at 0.40. 3.39 ami same road has been appointed solicitor, WIL Plton. .2 00 Southern Sch L Peckham. Harding, Kennebec I0A0 a. I1U LM 4*15, A4S p. in. b3H|ljMj4 76®$ By pld. Henry West and with headquarters at St. Albans. Mr. huinhur. fttij Kotin.7‘3«a,,s Bimiklyu Rani Transit.121 Vi 1S27« and Washington—Ryan & Kelsey. Jackets and Skirts, nressed For through aokew tor all points FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. hi 6 ** Sch Hattie U Blake. NOTICE—Ladies’in first class manner. GEo. 1> DUFFhY, South to i- F. exercise a siiear lead.30A22 Tupeanno.gai 11I1 1 Steel common.... 07’s Lorlug, Rice, Steuben—J apply McGiLLiUUDDY,J.wket Bays will only general super Sch 670 1 2 8t., Congress All orders by mail er telephone promm : White wax... .§0466 Oakum. ■ «l*» .. 86*4 W.i Highland Queen, Dobbin. Jonesport— TaUor Congress Opposite wWa4“‘ 74c pld Atieuueu ux septieod'J vision from his office in Montreal. VUr01. blue 7®lul American tobacco- 217 218 J H Blake. Square Hotel 24-2 aw.DAVb.^ 1 \

\ intw 1111 BAPTIST MISSIONARIES. Rom an Catholic churoh in Cuba and Orleans. The train trill |aaTe Chicago iDTKKTisxittim._ new rmTi TfetE l^IHESS. Porto Rico had been administered so that < n Friday at 10 o’clock and will airlte It became a part of the vicious system In Now Orleans «n Saturday nt 1 o'clock. Tivrnty-ftrat Annual Hireling Wom- throe NEW ADVERTIIBHERH TODAY. under which the people there so long The ether ilnine men are W. H. en'* Home Society. Uehan of suffered. , iiengor, Kriward McLaughlin 7. ff. Libby Co. who of D. W. Flood Ksstn.au Bros. A Bauer oft, He quoted from Father Sherman, Augu.ta, of the Canadian Th# annual of the Lhveti. Moore & Co. twenty first meeting nfter a visit to Santiago, remarked “that Fndlla from Hendenon. The delegatee ROYAL WAGON. Ira F. Clark St Co. Mis- Woman’s American Baptist Home It was a with with the of Mr. Kendall & Whitney, Roman Catholic country exception Hood are all its sessions Hie ften Hooper's r»on*. sionary society began yester- no religion." Ihe church has lost Its ln- from the Maine Central. beet, handsomest, and moat con- o. Bailey Carriage Co. church. venient hnslnes* ever day In the Free Street Baptist lluence on the masses of the and Mr. M. S. wagon built; has II. H. sou people Gibion, formerly of the Hay ■ r*TJ Pullman & Co.—2. At ten o’clock In the morning there was was Frolile house and long side springs. v M. Fer-Ins the best way to regain a footing by Ottawa hutue.wlll this J, *r • Miss Blood, “shions, short turning noiseless a gathering of the workers to the number the establishment of Protestant missions. season hate charge of the l ard, the Tailor. Magnolia hotel, circle, self oiling axles, rubber steps, of about 160 at wbioh Mrs. Anna Sargent Male. AUCTION. Archbishop Chappelle said to the speaker, Magnolia, IT’S TIME NOW roller chafe Irous and many other im Mrs. Underwear, & Co. Hnnt of Augusta presided and “We to send the priests lion. George P. Weecott Is Hosiery. prorements. F. O. Bailey propose Spanish expected | t Nellie Bakeroan Donovan of Newton •* | ______FINANCIAL. back to Spain and to Americanize the home from Kurupe this week. acted as Benjamin Fisher. Center, Mass., secretary. Roman Catholic chnrch." To assist in Among the commenoepieot speakers of >cuv Wants. To Let. For Sale. Lost, Found The discussed was "The ele- To think about stock of Summer Un- first topic this work, Mr. Morgan said we must the class of '119 nt Dartmouth Is purchasing your ami similar advertisements will bo found under college ments which to make a successful mis- 1\ P. Winchester of tliair appropriate heads on page ts. go establish free schools, see that the Portland, whose sub- and We have a attractive line of TURKISH STANHOPE, Next was "Is derwear Hosiery. large sionary meeting.” subject scriptures are circulated for it is only In ject is*' 'lhe necessity of tens of materials It wise send of the to representatives this way and by the aid of the missions of construction." A. L. Heywood of both and are well with all sizes, at BBIEF JOTTINGS. Home Mis- supplied just present. Very desirable; lighter and more Woman's American Baptist that the revival can be brought Dacksport, Me., U also on the list of religious than a sion to In the stylish fioddard buggy; large society participate general about. 'J here is open to us an opportunity speakers. At the International fc$. S. lesson by of the associations.*' box room under seat; with meetings Baptist that comes bnt once in many centuries equipped Dr. Stni'h linker at Y. AL C. A. hall After a full and free discussion it was de- Pullman Cushion, short turning noise- In .Santiago there was a churoh of THE MASONIC HOMES. this at the will be leave this matter to direc- VESTS. less self bell evening 7.*15, subject cided to the about 150 members made up of ail circle, oiling collar axles, ‘‘Christ tlie True Vine.” tion of the board. The last shaft shackles question classes, and tHe color line was not drawn. Officers Klecte«l and Installed Yesterday quick shifting and all Lodge No. 0, K. of P., will which came at the morning At 50c. Ladies’ Silk Plaited Vests, Mnnjoy up meeting I he fact that the color line was not —Meeting ( loses Today. At 12 1-2c. I.adies’ Ribbed Vests modern improvements.

work the 3rd rank next Monday evening. was "Whut are the best methods fur _ drawn was considered very notable by the and in and Some of the handsomest long short sleeves, white, pink blue, AlayBowers conducting the workers meeting.” speaker, and hs mentioned the case of Dr. The Masons in attendance at the meet soon In tho were at ; ever city gathered IN THE a Southern who Is quality. tine AFTERNOON. Mosely, preacher, the bodies were good quality. Ijewis. He logs .of grand kept busy Sanford by Air. Charles K. remarked down The convention was laboring there who that of officially opened yesterday. The grand Chapter resumed says there are great quantities them, he would have ventured ROCKAWAY. afternoon the in Georgia hardly labor at nine At 25c. Fine fancv trimmed Vests, SSST^fflHl SULTAN railroad station. Some of Wednesday by president yesterday morning. Various very near the to a colored but Mrs. Alice H. Coleman. Mrs. Grace to preach congregation committees reported. them are the ever seen In and short sleeves. depeest pink on these islands the conditions as to the long Cr Ionian Lathrop acted as secretary und The committee on returns reported 66 At 75c. tine white Silk The most comfortable carriage ever this relgon. color line wore entirely different. Very Vests, have clerk, and after scripture reading by the chapters, 0,26a members, 264 candidates, built; hung very low. easy to get Into, The Portland Railroad company Mr. concluded his very Interest- ribbed low a and cordial welcome A)organ 16 deaths. Charters were At 25c. Jersey Vests, trimmed. on Port- president, gracious granted to handsomely has abundant room under seat, and is had a gang of wlremen atiwork ing remarks, by saying that it was pro- the to the churob and city was extended by Searsport. chapter at Searsport and Pine neck, sleeveless, fancy furnished with Pullman Cushion, short land street stringing and soldering to establish missions on these Mrs. wife of the of the posed Tree at Deer Isle. cars that Wilson, pastor chapter noiseless self bell trolley wire for tho new line of that was trimmed. x turning circle, oiling Free Street church. islands; money, say $50,000 The hour of installation 4 street and oat Baptist having arrived, shall is soon to run over that needed and he Invited the of collar axles, quick shifting The committees were then cooperation Past Grand Priest hill to Na- following High Joseph A. Locke At #1.00. Ladies’Fancy Silk Vests, all modern Grove anu up Mitchell’s the ladies as the open doors in Cuba and At 25c. Low neck, sleeveless, shackles, and improve- appointed by the president: of Portland was called to the chair. fancy son’s Corner. Rico w«re entered mission- sleeveless and low inents, on enrollment: Edith Porto by.tho Vests in neck, Committee Miss Grand High Priest Albro K. Chase pre- ribbed white, pink The last mooting of the Conklin Class societies of America. Chase, Miss Georgie Melcher and Mrs. ary sented his successor. Winfield S. in or blue. for the season, will occur Saturday of this Hinckley, and blue. white, pink Nollie Bakeman Donovan. Committee on IN THE EVENING. who whs duly installed. Ho announced week. (i. Parliamentary drill sub- May resolutions: Mrs. J. K. Mrs. H. Wilson, eve- the following appointed officers: PNEUMATIC WIRE WHEEL BUGGY ject, Organization. Subject for discus- There was a large gathering, in the R. Dawhurst, Mrs. S. E. Wayrnan, Miss District Deputy Grand High Priests— sion for the afternoon, “The Curfew ning at the Free Street Baptist church, Abbie Russell and Mrs. Grace Coleman Charles K. Meservey, Rockland; Walter Tim nearest to in a driving led the class president. end lirst in order was the reading of ^the S. perfection Law,” by OJldden, Rath; Charles W. Jones, HOSIERY. ever draft, abso- Lothrop. Hunt of Au- buggy attained; light Foster & Horsey, who are retained by scriptures by Anna'Fargent China strong, durable. The reports of the State President gave lutely noiseless, safe, Brokers’ associa- which was followed by by Grand Chaplains—Rev. Klnier F. Pem the American Ticket gusta prayer At 25c. Ladies’ Black Cotton From 50c Ladies’ Colored A ride m one of these buggies, once en- nu interesting sketch of tho work done In ber, Bangor; Rev. Charles A. Hayden, Hose, Fancy tion to test the constitutionality of the Rev. W. S ilawkes of Worcester, Alass.. never forgotten; never want to various sections and these August!; Rev. J. Stanley Rev. joyed, the reports Dnrkee, warranted to $*2.00. Lisle Thread, in all the ■ with all anti-scalping law enacted by the last leg- music being Interspersed by the churoh Joseph D. Shepherd, Portland. good quality, ide in anything else. Put up were made by Mrs. E. H. Bunnry, Mrs. modern islature, have arranged several test cases, choir. Grand Captain Host—lliomus A. fast color. newest patterns. Improvements. Smith, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Helen K. Jewett. Gardiner. blit the railroad men have not yet be- Rev. Air. Hawkes, who for sixteen Jewett, Mrs. Frances McKinney, Miss Grand Principal Sojourner—Benjamin years was in Utah, spoke on the subject gun prosecutions. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. L. Hadley, Bar Harbor. At 35c. Black Cotton Howard, Hogue, Knapp, of "Alorinonlsm Revived.’ He traced the Hose, spliced The only offenders before the municipal Grand R. A. Captain—Orestes &. From *25c Tan and Slate Cotton a few of the 125 differ- Hines, Mrs. Hildreth, Miss Cbaso and if Crowell. Oakland. heel and tine The above are only court yesterday were live drunks, who history.of Aloruionlsm and said that toe, wearing Mrs. Beckham.' Grand M. bd Vail—Frederick G. to 50c. Hosiery, best qualities in Satan ever had his hand In concern Payne, we in our received sentences ranging from $3 and any Lewiston. and well fashioned. ent of vehicles have Repos- Following the reports came the ad- Lie market for the styles costs to 30 days in jail. it was in the system of Mormonism. Grand Al. 2d K. price. in order was Vail—Joseph Moore, dresses and the first that by ..... nn„n.<0„,1 In uln nml 101a n 'Phnmnafnn Call and see them. Rubber Tires The sweet corn canning factory of Mer- itory. Miss Eva K. Howiett, whose topic was Grand M. 1st At 50c. line has been sold to true relic of barburism. He Vail—Millard M. Caswell, Very cotton, high rill at Lisbon, '* *’ graphically on old or new. Brea, l.irthho nml ShnrlnirB Shu fllmwHtl hole tiridgton. put all carriages, some of the massacres and At Tan and Slate Lisle Fernald, Keen & True of Portland. The described Grand Stewards—Fred Liver spliced heel, good value, 50c. Thread, widely extended and beneficent was the Raymond, Messrs. Merrill are one of the oldest can- queued the remark of Kook well, the chief more Falls; Waldo Rumford the Pettenglll, fast black. very fast colors. work done by paper mission which Falls: Enoch O. T tiije, ning firms in the county, n. l-. xiaxier of police, who rod^ into a woman's (yard Ureenleaf, armington; sent reviews to pastor's libraries, books to Converse U. Leach, Portland. & Pro. have leased the Ossippee Valiev and said: “Well, I lmve just shed the the Sunday schools, etc., and remarked Grand Lecturer—Frank E. Sleeper, At 50c. Black, also Tan Lisle factory at Keazer Falls, while A. H. blood of your sons to eave their souls.” Sabnttus. At $1.00. Beautiful lace effects in that it wus noteworthy that supply and Burnham of Brldgtou has leased the old Brigham Young advocated the shedding Grand Sentinel—Warrjn O. Carney, Thread, in lace effects, very lisle also demand kept in conjunction though Portland. thread.Jin black, at Cornish. cf blood to save souls and the CARRIAGE CO. Flint speaker F.O. factory BAILEY tan. sometimes requests could not be met. £hu At 10.60 the closed the stylish. The liquor deputies made seizures yes- welt upon the huge deception practiced grand chapter referred to the letters, which she had re remaining officers been installed. terday at 513 Fore street, 71 Centre street iroui the inception of Mormonism, the having Post Office. Me. ceived from pastors and others, fall of The Grand Council of und Select Opposite Portland, and 08 Washington street. manner in which scripture was inter- Royal may4d3t thankfulness for the literature which had at 2 Hon. Frank The announcement is made that the preted, the rank materialism which per- Masters, opened p. m., been sent them and in u very graphic way E. of master new standard railway rules are to be put meated the dcctrine. Since the manifesto Sleeper Sabnttus, grand pre she guve the workings of the branch of siding. The grand master's annual ad Into effect on the Grand Trunk railway was issued which prohibited polygamy EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT. the mission work with which she was inti- dress a with a in about two weeks. The new system is in Utah, parties of the Mormon church reported prosj*erous year mately connected. Mexico and other to gain in membership of 62. n radical change from the old one which had fled to places CARNATION K. Flanders of Biddeford The committee on credentials has been in vogue almost since the in- Rev. C. sang make polygamous marriages and thus reported fourteen of the sixteen councils ception of the Grand Trunk, with modi-j a hymn, after which a most able address circumvent the law. The system kept repre- B. sented. The business was routine. The li.aiions from time to time. was delivered by Mrs. G. D. Pepper of woman in bondage and yet the * women on grand officers were elected: Cr.a encampment, No. 40, L O. O. F., Waterville, •‘Spice." w.*re instrumental in perpetuating the following * Mrs. called alien Grand Master—James E. will work the golden rule degree on sev- At the outset, Pepper system for they were made to believe that Blanchard, which was Augusta. BUSY ? eral candidates this evening. TT*: tion to ‘‘Old Glory," placed the more wives their husbands main PINKS, Deputy Grand Master— Bial F. Brad Mr. \Wlbur F. Trott of Peaks Island Dear the pulpit and remarked that it had mined, the higher theso husbands would | THE OLD FAVORITIES. bury, Norway. i extensive alterations in his an added glory since the last meeting, rank in and the of making Heaven, grander Grand P. C. W.—Enoch O. Ureenlear, If so send for us and we will T a she a blooms so tons'. ami then in general way referred to prluczsses the wives would be. There Farmington. not flower that to Grand Treasurer—Leandcr W. Last at Wilson's oc- the life of societies, comparing it the was no culture behind the schools Fobes, call and kind of In- « and evening academy public Portland. place any profuse in fragrance coloring. of a human THERE'S lesson of Miss life body,the healthy running established and the seeds of Mormonism curred the closing class Grand Recorder—Stephen Berry, Port and think of needs surance you need. Fire, Acci- X bloom freely, too, Coe's school of gymnastics. There was of which sometimes sharp surgery. were being industriously sown there. The land. '(’hoy Grand G. • a l»rge attendance and the young ladies “Is it [a word of cheer we need," asked speaker urged hard work and said he Chaplain-Elbridye- Heath, Plate their lasting qualities. They're bright Auburn. dent, Casualty, Liability, composing the class gave a most enter- Mrs. Pepper, “perhaps it is a word of ad- knew of no Held where greater eacriiioas for and do not loso their delicate G. M. of Ceremonies—Charles E Glass, Elevator, Boiler are the X days 6 .ining exhibition. monition." 8ho mentioned the changing hud to be made. Kookland. Meservey, for an instant. moods and conditions of societies. The a Grand of Guards—Thomas A. perfume Key. Mr. Morris delivered most elo- Captain branches we particularly solicit. ♦ THROWN FROM HIS CARRIAGE. are Gardiner. seven notes of musio tho soven quent address on the present aspects of Jewett, who enjoy having Grand Conductor—W. Freeman Lord one of the colors ty an artistic use of which race in the South. He be- Most any knows that we Mr. George II. Bayes, proprietor primary the question Auburn. $ pinks all Bummer long should we are can charm the world. .She mode PERSONS B iyes Inn at Riverton, was driving along lieved that God never had forgotten his Grand Steward -Albro E. Chase, Port represent the strongest compa- X have a few of these in their Deering avenue with his driver Tuesday an eloquent uppeal for a wider view ami black children end that slavery had land. garden Grand Sentinel—Willard C. G. evening about 8.30 o’clock, lbe horse be- more extended vision of God’s ways and to to the Carney, nies to be had. The increased demand last taught them work, speak great- Portland. J yeai o irae lightened at a passing object and measures and dwelt upon the principal of est on the face of the und cleared himself from the Mr. languugo earth, The Grand Council closed. for these is the reason wo buggy, which in the pinks B tves and the driver out, gradation operated physical to have u. conception of God. lie re- were^thrown The Grand Lodge resumed work at two can show, such a but neither wi r hurt much beyond a bad world and how by the discovery that ferred to Dan it 1 and large variety Webster, Henry Clay and received the of several snakiu*: The horse was not o’clock reports up. captured some chemical seemed to bo missing, an other statesmen who failed to reach the this until Wednesday morning, when the oornmittees. The business of spring. mineral substance was added principal animal was found on Kennebec street. important heights of their ambition by bowing to * the afternoon was the exemplilication of nave made tms one oi our The carriage was badly damaged. to the world’9 stock. the moloch of slavery, and paid a hand- plant tbe;thlrd degree by brethren from the Her description of a visit in Bostou some tribute to Garrison, Whittier and this winter, and tha PORTLAND Y. M. C. A. WON. nluth district, Bro. Alexander A. Beaton WK specialties where she listened to Handel's Messiah, ether Mew men. England jf The thanks of result of our efforts can be seen in our A was received last Rockland, presiding. telegram evening was vividly given and in conclusion she His description of America, its cosmo- the grand lodge were extended to them windows comers will find at the Y. M. C. A. rooms stating that used the musical composition as an illus- of all races was a today. Early politan people pretty for their excellent and th« basket ball team of rendition, the Orunge the asso- tration of that heavenly music coming word picture, and his tribute to some of the stock most grand lodge called off until nine o’clock complete. ciation won from Rockland last evening from tho Creator h fin self, which we the schools in the riouth and their home a score of 33 to 22. R M. Thursday morning. by Watson made should always, hear if our spiritual inlluences was a and in- personal very The order of High Priesthood met at a goal 40 feet from the basket which natures be but properly attuned. Mis. teresting feature of the address. He dis- KENDALL & WHITNEY, r p. in., Josiah H. Drummond, president, was the star play of .the 3vening. Every- Pepper’s address was full of thought and cussed lynchings in the South and said this order is composed of the one of the Portland Paul of and presiding, and players scored, happy turns speech the exhortation those were charged Lie to a state of affair.- Federal Temple Sts._ ¥. Turner live urne uTi.rp&MH in lnnt?OHfrH. making goals. which iiowned down upon the mingling but a limited number of the fi/ea/ fraternity The next speaker was lien. T. J. Mor- of white women and black men. He *aw A MAY BREAKFAST. sun enter it,and it i* conferred as an hon- gan of New York, who expressed his bright spots in the South and hoped soon- ZENAS TH0IPS0N & BRO. The ladies of Williston church will hold orary degr-e. The order was organized in able to touch the hem er or a uoion of the ele- pleasure being later for tetter and a May breakfast and sun bonnet sale at m 18^0 In Maine, since that time 581) of the garments of a society that was do- ments of both races. BICYCLES, Bosworth Post hall BreakfuBt will have joined it, of which ubout 140 have Elm Street. today. ing so much good, and said that the iiiutle by “Itambler" manufac- be Bttffed from 12 to 2 and the en- died. The oldest living member Is Hiram p. in., work done by the New Englund branch ol PERSONAL. turers. Filled with V. & j t>rt jinment will be between G and 8 Chase of Belfast Clincher Tires. Fonuciiv p.m. the Mission society met his approval and sold There will be a sale useful and Eighteen High Pr ects from different fur w.tO.OO. of, fancy its relations with the society of which he Mr. ami Mrs. Kerris England of Peaks articles and admission in the afternoon ohapters in the state were received into special Spot Cash Prices. wus au officer were of the most delightful Island, will spend the coming summer at will be free. A small admission fee will Lhe order. kind. He spoke of what the women had Kangeley Hakes, where Mr. Eugland is be for the evening entertaiument. The following cHirers were elected for charged done to uplift 10,000,003 colored people of engaged iu the steamboat business. ANNUAL the ensuing year: -50 the thus a new civili- Mr. C. To bus successfully $31 each, YACHT CLUB MEETING. land, developing Eugene bey H. President—Joeiah Drummond, Port- SAMPLES AT OVIl zation on this continent, ami then passed passed the examination at Washington STOHE. At a meeting of the Portland Yacht land. no to discuss the problems presented in for the position ot paymaster in t».e Senior V. President—Edward P. Burn- club last evening three new members “Cuba and Porto Klco.” Thess countries United State navy. ham, Saco. were el acted as follows: Harry B. Coe, Junior Vice President—Alfred si. Kim- N. M. PERKINS & CO., on Hgents, have oome strangely under the Influence Jion. Thomas JJ. Reed has an article EXHIBITION OF CARRIAGES Wilbur F. Trask and Donald Fuller. ball Norway. !Vo. 8 Free of North America, and there is no other the “Nicaragua Canal” in the North Treasurer-Millard F. Hicks, Portland. Street. Resolutions on the death of Capt. B. dtf ol solution than that it was the manifest Amreican Review for May. Recorder—Stsjpamn Berry, Portht&l. _ and Attractive Assortment J. was an member Our Elegant Willard, who original Master of Ceremuaio*—gOTttOS U. providence of God who has rolled and laid Kov. Thomas K. Calvert, of Portland, Bur- town and use of the club, were passed and orderod bank, £ae«. Seasonable Carriages for country at our doors goldeu opportunities which will read iu G*idiufci* Thursday evening M. spread upon the records. ComUMtar—Alliert Prnley, Auburn. A now on exhibition at our Warerooms, 36 end 38 we cannot safely overlook. He said the before the Junior Howe club. J. Chaplain—William Burnham,Lew- of ‘Pneu- piesent population of Cuba was l,»5iJ,0C0, The yearly showing of the Methodist iston. READY Elm street, including fine specimens Steward—Leander M. Kennlaton, Cam- and of Porto Kico 900,000, and in the next church at Watervillu chows that the pas- while to call den. MADE matic Carriages.” It is worth your century these figures would grow most torate of Kev. Geo. I). Riudsay, formerly E. BAD COMPLEXIONS Warder—James Parsons, Ellsworth THE see them. to or He dwelt of lies been most successful. ftflAN and likely 5,01)0,010 10,000,€03. Portland, The Council then closed. of aprJ4eotl2w{{p is Host in i!ie crowd __ the which are now Miss the Gutdinur ar- RED ROUGH HANDS upon changes taking Amy Richards, On Thursday morning the Grand lodge other made men. REAL ready ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. place on these islands from a political tist, is attracting attention by her work will hold Its closing session, and the His clothes have no in- RILING HAIR point of view and which were incident to as a book illustrator. Grand Commandery o? Knights uividnality about them, rrllE subscriber hereby gives notice that he Temp- BUZZING 1 lias been Administrator of of the It is a ex-President lie is made i<« lit !he duly appointed of the PREVENTED BY the throwing off Spanish yoke. There possibility that lars will meet afternoon and of A free test treatment peerless evening. tiio estate tho will the suit and is forced to REMOLA < RKAM, only hygienic wus in fact u revolution and the islands Cleveland visit Maine during SC AM MON FOGG, late of in and removal take fabric or slyle Gray, prepHiati m for tin- jn*vention reoon to the of any KIND me of Cumberland, deceased.auu given wi black- are now in the throes of economic coining summer, prevo claims TESTIMONIAL TO MR. KOTZSCH- County of tan. sunburn, inkles, puunles, the dealer t;ives him. bonds as the law directs. All persons having j and will be given are there us to the lint* heads. freckle** 'happing struotlon. There cities without Maine sportsmen lishing MAR. demands the estate of said de- it HftItS' YOU choose the will be in a against j to every woman caiang. nourishes, along couple to the same for set- or any in the this state affords. When the Jefferson Wave ceased are desired present softens ami whitens the skin, producing the water, seweabge paving At a of the Portland Festival i'ARKII plenty meeting of weeks. This gives you tlement, ami all indebted thereto are requested , *■ and beautv ot giiihood. These must Van Winkle iu this of III.-in in choose ii nm. fi. streets; no public highways. boys presented Hip Chorus last evening it was voted unani- to make payment immediately. iiih-rtliiiinn Hair, waits, moles and l just time to apply a good FOGG. an intellectual lor the winter Charles Jefferson tuld YY’ft .11AKft THE Mil C. FRANK blentishe- '. ernmnently removed be soon awakening oily .last to in a testimonial tucial mously pirtloipatu T»» FIT YOl A salt coat of Screen Paint. Gray.lMay. uout pain or ti ice by the electric needle, muss of the have been with Col. Hoothby that he would urge Mr. to he Mr. 2,1899._may-idtawawTu* great people concert given Hermann v limited numocr ol ladies may make ar- lints made and filled Is Green or Bronze IN IS'ERA TORS N O T 1C 8 education. Public schools must bo Cleveland to come to Hclgrade Mills Kotziohmar. Black, ADM raii-emonts to learn the use of the electric out wonii half a dozen of Green. >v' 15c. subscriber notice »*• c I needle. introduced for in .Santiago with a popula- with him this summer to ilsh tor bass, the other When pt, hereby gives Itlnil. THEhas been duly appointed Admo J‘ not a and ho felt sure that Mr. pt., 25c Tho most effective skin purifying and tion of 45,001) there is single school reasonably Pam you cnnie to count the of the estate of J3ISS II 1.00D, beautifying soap in tho world, as well as Cleveland would come. do Brsp&j, cost of beiiiK even fair, DANIEL If. BURNS, late of Yarmo tli in the building. of Tem- and sweetest for toilet, bath, and well dressed with die County of Cumberland, deceased, and given Hygienic ltenut.v Spril«ltnt purest The that with Charles How of Portland is one of the Or discomfort, no irritation of the in- ly will be at It strikes at the cause of bad speaker thought along bonds as the law directs. All persons ple Place, Huston, nursery. testines-but “rcody-in u d e O l! If said do all the-se would come a religious revival, four Maine delegates to the international geutle, prompt, thorough having demands against the estate oi IIVATKK BLOCK, BOOM 40, Hours complexions, red, rough hands, falling when SUITS are a re at deal lor set- : healthful cleansing, you take .7 H. H. HAY & SON, ceased are desired to tiio same 9 30 to and blemishes, viz., tho for In these islands there were no convention of Trainmen ut present o, Portland, hair,* baby clogged, religions Railway CHEAPER. and all indebted thereto are requested j or tlemeut, and inflamed, overworked, slug- Orleans. Mr. Row left lust Middle Street. Thursday. Friday Saturday, May4-5C. irritated, MiVd that of the Hoinun Catholic. In ;the New night to make payment immediately. U3C gi !i Pours. JOHN B.KKHOE. Portland. my4 whole island of Porto Klco there was but for Chicago where a special train will be Hood*® Piiis | Bold tVo'uuout th* world Potter P. andC.Core., j CARD, The Tailor. Yarmouth, April ^*v laiv. may4diaw3wlh* liMtyn. 1L/W to iluve ScauUiul Cooi»lcxioa,fr«» to take the to New 1 Sold by all druggists. 2J corns ft****., one Protestant churoh, and the in readiness delegates * myicodtf /

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