PORTLAND DAILY JUNE ~ PRESS. ^ESTABLISHED 23, 1802-VOL. 39. FATT7'1LAND’ MAINE. MONDAY _ — — MORNING, * SEPTEMBER * * a. 1900 | nmir /^kl__ .i. ^*—1 i CLASS MAIL MATTKIL ( ■ IV. I I K T H R E R Hr^r R NT F„ Q — —, >vm u« encouraged to 11J1L IV oL I ILIV. in Pt persist their [ present uml the muzzle of a 1 policy rifle sticking out from the powers will have the whole trouble to heavy growth, discharged his revolver lay marksmen enjoyed a rest thresh over REIGiV today. The again every two or three OF TERROR several times in that direction. As soon shooting will be resumed at the years. I different believe that all of the as possible he went to govern- the shore and as ranges tomorrow and ments are morning it is ex- impressed with this truth and soon as he took his paddle in his pected that the week there I believe most hand, during will ?stion Should of them realize that a deli- his Eastern having dropped revolver, another shot be some high class done nite and shooting In the permanent settlement of the came from an unknown source. This several contests which are to be decided. status of and the time Be Ef posed Of. foreigners establishment he was not able to return the The ranks of the of shot shooters were consid- n freedom of trade are more to but pressed toward K..® important 6hore, being in hopes erably augmented today by tne arrival of cr them now than the to flnu hi6 _ acquisition of terri- Still would-be assassin. regulars and stato iu militia men who are R? tory. Prevails Parts of When he reached shore I «<; and examined entered In the Interstate matches in the lhls '*1 has been a the ground he could find deliberately planned nothing but the programme, It is now certain that there movement on the part of the Chinese prints of a moccasin and a will be no iraissioner Rod hill luzou Island. discharged International contest for the te government to fecial expel all foreigners. The cartridge. He was ablo to trace the Cars Palma or centennial tracks ■Passenger Crushed in Terrible trophy, as the Cana- decrees printed In the several miles, dians will ^ irvicwed. Imperial gazette andflinaliy learned through not send a team this year. prove this. The movement has the tracks on the been prac- ground that the would- Among the arrivals today were Lieut. tloally successful since In be assassin had followed every foreigner him up river in a Collision on Sumner Paine, battery A, 1st regiment the interior has been to seek canoe, followed up the shore Road, obliged until he Reading Massachusetts Heavy Artillery; Captain refuge In the came to a favorable VV E treaty ports. The Imperial spot from which he Lombard of battery 13; Serge; nb fired the shot. government merely utilized the Boxers as Natives Cole, Cornorals Smith,Thresher, Goddard Accuses Chinese Gov’t convenient Dare Not Be A wind accessories to Its schemes. strong was blowing at the time and Private Tom Anderson and Sergeant ‘‘Ihe relief of Pekin the attempt to murder Is merely an In- him was male Major W. D. Huddleston, all of Boston, of Treachery. cident of the Friendly to Americans. and the canoe was crisis. The really important pitching badly. This, Mass. work remains'to be it is thought, was the Thirteen Hale done. Marquis Ito, only thing that Persons Were Killed Sergeant of Light Battery A with the saved ether probably best informed man alive on Templeton’s life. Had the bullet men is expected to morrow and the eastern struck him it would have New politics, said to me that the pres- passed through and Englanders will take part In the ent was the his skull as the Over greatest crisis In the history would-be assassin was at Thirty Injured. regimental and company teams contests. A Mad© to1 such Is Systematic Attempt of China and that all eastern short range. Pennsylvania well represented and preceding the questions sank Into significance beside it. lempleton has not the remotest idea Philadephians are in high feather Expel Foreigners. Are who the over the victory of Willliam civilized nations to yield to the Any Withdrawal of Troops Will guilty parties are, and cannot Deveaux Chinese think of who has EoulKe, in the shoot for the Wimbledon conceit of their own superior- anyone hatred enough cup His ity?” Have Terrible Results. against him to prompt a deed like that. yesterday. work on the 1,000 was The have formed a yards very fine and all the more cred- Mr. Kookhill and other officials In guides combine among itable from the like themselves, and promise will Excursion Train fact that he has had no 1900 the Associated Shanghai the public are utterly they try to Runs Into Milk (Copyright by Press.) discover the practice at such a ignorant of the oourse of diplomatic and guilty party, long range. In last September a.—Mr. William year s shoot Foulke was a Shanghai, military events In contestant bub £Pekin. The consuls he Woodvtlle Kockhlll, special commission- Train at could not find the in hl3 first of the various governments have sent Hatfield, Pa. target erof the United States government to in- FLEET AT BAR HARBOR. five shots, frequent telegrams to their respective vestigate and report on conditions in ministers bat have been unable to get More China, in an interview with a representa- Insurgents Active Arrival of replies. It is suspected that the official Admiral Farquhar’i Ships tive of the Associated Press emphasizing messages are tampered with between There. the of the harmonious action Recently. importance Shanghai and Che Foo. Reports Are As To Waitt and Bond’s of the powers as a measure of self de- ConUietingr Responsi- The attitude of the southern viceroys in Bar fense, said: Harbor, September 3.—The United protecting foreigners commands confi- States cruiser N ew York, the ot For “If the Chinese government is able to flagship bilily Disaster. dence in their good faith and negotia- the North Atlantic break the concert of nations and to squadron, Hear Ad- BLAGKSTONE bring tions will probably be conducted through miral Norman about a on the of H.I'arquhar, commander disagreement part any them. There is a financial panlo In in chief, anchored in the outer in such a w harbor government ay as to secure Chinese business circles here. Probably In west of Bar at one o'clock this relaxation of the demands. all Spite of War Island More Harbor, CICAR my joint J an factor is Important the money rate afternoon after a day and night run in to foreigners In China may as well pack Philadelphia, Pa., 2.— which is now 88 per oent per month. The Than clear from September Botlilehem. With fifteen doctors and leave. Prosperous Ever. weather, Newport. The flag- Thirteen op and passengers killed and over thir- half a dozen trailers are trying to get^ the ear of the ship was the nurses a special train was The “This is the accompanied by auxiliary ty others is the J L&sattmsg very best opportunity to officials. injured appalling record sent from gunboat Scorpion, Lieut. Commander Bethlehem but before it settle for all time the status of a rear-end collision between an of foreigners .La excur- reached the scene Hung Chang still remains In Nathan Sargent. The other com- .of the wreck it was If that ships sion train and a milk train on Wo Lonetre is China. matter is not settled the Beth- signalled to return Shanghai. He Is thoroughly discredited prising the squadron to arrive tomorrow to Bethlehem as a lehem branch of the and but is Intriguing to get the to are the Philadelphia special carrying nearly all the foreigners Texas, indiana, Massachusetts, this injured Beading railway morning at Hat- had started for the in the vw&rtea. quarrel among themselves. Today he Kentucky and Kearsarge. The later ship hospital at that fleld, Pa., 27 miles north of this city. told American and English (Copyright 1900 by the Associated arrived at Northeast Harbor place. On the run from Hatfieled to the diplomats Press.) yesterday The killed are: Known that the Russians had and is now anchored in hospital three of the died. Everywhere. promised to with- Manila, September 2.—The peace com Southwest Har- Miss Annie injured Great Sherry, 21, South Bethle- trouble draw from Pekin of the missions bor. The U. S. S.« was experienced m the regardless poli- announcement of its assump- Dolphin, now on sur- hem. keeping relatives QUALITY cy of other nations. His statement is not tion of vey duty off the new away from the inju red on the power yesterday has met with Lamoine, coaling liobert Miller, 21, Soutn Bethlehem. believed, on the contrary it Is station live train so that the doctors thought childish comment at the hands of thb miles north of this place also Bichard gathered from COUNTS. that he Is as- Bachman, South Bethle- probable simultaneously the 22, near Hatfield could attend the Spaniards and foreigners who may join squadron here. Hear Ad- hem. to the I suring Russians that the Americans jealously wounded. and .British have sneer at the miral will order all his The special train arrived at promised to withdraw. new arrangement. A ma- T’arquhar vessels William. South to Ehret, 22, Bethlehem. Bethlehem at 11.30 and LI HUNG SEES FRENCH jority of the islanders desire and anchor outside Bar Island, the was met by fully CONSUL. peace leaving Ira Ehret, 20, brother of William, South the inner harbor clear for the 5,000 persons all clamoring to a bit I.—Li resumption of business under the guests, the Bethlehem. get Shanghai, Septembr nung Chang of news of the wreck or Americans but are so cowed British squadron, which is to trying to learn visited the consul they by a expected Joseph Mordaunt, Sguth SCHOOL French this morning 22, Bethlehem. whether loved ones were SHOES. long series of murderous atrocities and arrive Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. among the vic- a Charles Allentown. and had long interview with him. The Mclionlgle, tims. The news destruction of The reading room, stores and of the wreek had property by their armed hotels, Thomas Bay, Allentown. We have subject matter of the conference has not are reached Bethlehem at 8 o’clock good wearing shoes, just countrymen that they dare not actively cottages gay with British and Ameri- Miss Mamie and been Kaelin, 14, Telford. like the thing for and divulged. show their A cans flags. Bear Admiral John H. spread wild-fire. All the people Boys Girls, being feelings. genuine reign of Godfrey Kaelin, father of Mamie. of the town were at the strong, serviceable and comfortable. terror Is exercised by Insurgents and Upshur (reti red), and the resident com- William gathered station FI11ED AMERICANS OUT. Blackburn, Ambler. and It was with ladroces over mittee, are for great difficulty that the ^ peaceful country folk In completing arrangements Harold Eandls, Hatfield. These MORRIS eh Airs are excellent the injured were removed to order to collect the revenues and recruits reception to the officers of both the waiting $1.00 Wfcolog chairs but are so comtort- t Askermann, Philadelphia. they The War On ambulances and other vehicles I Lonl’a Troops Running their operati as require and widespread squadrons. account of the small The which can shoes for sble and soothing to every part ot the t seriously injured: buy good children. See I In quarters for the ball at the conveyed them to the All * that < I i Things at Tien Tstrn. vengeance is wreaked the vicinity of Kebo Valley John hospitals. our shoes for (I body you’re apt to doze before Bavid, Philadelph ia, engineer of the $t,ti5 Misses' wear. club on the during day people from • I _ towns. Wednesday night, function Allentown, you’re finished the first chapter. i garrisoned { xcurslon train, skull critical. Our Boys’ shoes are fine trades at will not be fractured, Gatasaqua and other came I You can secure all of the public. Only those invited places pouring this comfort with ( Any change policy involving Albert J. fore- as are (Copyright the Associated Press.) will be Wagner, Philadelphia, into Bethlehem and $1.50, Youths’ shoes at (’ the nap for d j 1900, withdrawal of the United States admitted. There has been a thick confusion reigned accompany lug | troops uan excursion train, contusions of ches $1/25. Tien via fog off shore all This throughoat the day. The second section , Tsin, August 29, Taku, August without substituting for them an ade- day. may delay t nd legs. the of the excursion made Ladies’ I i d0.—The Germans have demand- offensive is certain arrival of the other vessels. up of persons Spring Ilcel Shots formally quate force, to result Wilson Crossland, South Bethlehem, from towns other than Bethlehem and are tho trade of a life time FIVE DOLLARS i ed for themselves all the and in fearful retaliation at the cf ---- t at $‘2.00. buildings expense aggagemaster of milk head iace- train, Allentown, left after the first ij I grounds of tho of the United the friendlies. T he approaching patria- 1 ated. section, j camp ODELL but was 11 Of course wo have no AT THE HEAD. flagged before it reached Hat objection to 2 1 States, that these will be tion of the volunteers tends to Influence Michael J. pay more a explaining Tighe, Allentown, legs field. As It could not 11 your ing money for better 1 get through on needed the German forces soon the situation unfavorably. rushed aDd burned. CENTER & chair, if you Want to. by large account of the blocked 11 1 In Northern Lu2on the tracks, it was re- to arrive. As the American lies in status quo Abraham MCDOWELL, 11 We have them all the way up the line ! camp The Probable Transue, Jr., South Bethle- turned to Bethlehem and 539 is weli maintained. But in South- Republican Ticket In there was great Congress St. to lwemy fire dollars. the German cencession the demand will fairly j. em, deep scalp wounds, back and inter- ! | f New York. 'ejoicing at the narrow of FOOTWEAR FITTERS. ern Luzon conditions are far from satis- al escapes its be a new injuries. 11 Very Respectfully. probably complied with and iccupants from a catastrophe. factory. Life there is not safe outside the Mrs. William camp for the United States troops will Burkhardt, South Beth- The coroner of Montgomery garrisoned towns. Karely does a day S AT-Alntrn AT V o m L 1 ahem, lniured intornaliv county be established outside the wLeua. ana city. without an encounter between th 0 eariy spent; the Frank pass consensus of here Miss Uertude South Beth- i P. Tibbetts & Orders received from di- opinion tonight makes Burkhardt, entire day at the scene. He at once Co., Washington States and the 8 di- United troops insurgent lehem, both broken. \ up fhe Republican state ticket as follows: legs rected the removal o£ rect that the American be the dead to JLans- 5,000 troops or ladrones resulting In casualties. Ther 3 John W h a t a t For B, lielchley, South In- 4 and 6 Free St. governor,Benjamin, Odell, Jr., Bethlehem, dale, a short distance south of Hatfield. divided between rekin, Tien Tsin and are 18, 000 troops in tnat district. Tin 5 ^ of Orange; for lieutenant ternally Injured. He Taku for the winter. of governor,Tim- promises a vigorous investigation Abundant supplies activity the enemy increased las ; L. Miss Carrie othy Woodruff or Kings; for comp- Bachman, chest crushed. into the horror. UseptldS&Mlpx,+*%***%, -ffc are now There is evidence HAT ^ arriving and all that is necessary month. that the in William W. H. tro.ler, J. Morgan of Erie; for Kosenberry, jaw broken and in- There are have come into conflicting stories as to the have when is being rapidly forwarded to Pekin. It is surgents possession o: of satisfaction you you know secretary state. John T. ternally injured. for the understood that and wish McDonough responsibility accident, one ver- it becomes a here United States Min- new rifles that they to annihi- of The wrecked you,—has tailor-made Albany; for state engineer, Edward train consisted of ten day sion is that the ister Conger insists that Li engineer of the excur- effect and is from Hung Chang late some small’Americangarrlsons. Con- A. Bond of for coaches and was the first undeniably the right DOTTERY shall bo allowed to to Pekin for Jefferson; attorney gener- section of a sion train hai been warned at proceed ditions in the Visayans continue virtu Souderton, shape. a al, John C. Davies of for large excursion made up of from conference. Oneida; state people the station above that a Hatfield, milk bat a self SCOTLAND. ally unchanged. John ±\ Jaekel Bethlehem and Allentown to satisfaction when treasurer, of Cayuaga. Atlantic train was a few minutes you the for the ahead of him. Nevertheless imports Iasi So far as obtainable City. are sure you paid what THE WEATHER. tonight, because Another is that the train only you ~-1 and a half were thar story despatch- quarter greater over some sections of the This section carried those ought to pay for a hat with platform, there only people er s office in was quality during any equal period of the Philadelphia at fault' Spanish is still debate, the resolutions have been who lived in Bethlehem and Allentown The that will not Here’s a lot of trainmen refused to talk of the acci- disappoint. Highland Pottery regime. The internal revenue collection and left the deoided upon which will first, indorse Union depot in Bethlehem dent. Fifteen The Fall Styles in and Soft landed. Not tho Dutch than made hundred tickets had been Derbys just heavy is a third greater by Spain. the at 6.05 a. m. 35 strongly administration of President I exactly minutes behind sold for the excursion Hats are for you. due an honest to the seashore and ready sort,—its more tho weight of fine This is to system of ac- the milk train, MoKinley,vigorously upholding the estab- The latter train con- it was to have been the last of the season, to a of porcelain. These counts, lack favoritism and to im- sisted of H. quaint shaped jugs, lishment and continuance of the gold two milk cars and two passen- Wellington Kosenbery of Hansiale, enforcement of the law. a representative of the IKE HATTER, mugs, cups and teapots, with their partial The mil- standard. ger coaches and had Pennsylvania stopped at every was authorities will turn over legislature on the milk train. He nut brown and old under- itary $6,000,000 a station on the road from 197 Middle Street yellow Second, strong endorsement of the Bethlehem en had his jaw broken and was also J to the inter- Mexican commission and this will route to glaze, their witty proverbs inscribed government policy in Cuba and Porto Philadelphia. At 5.54 the milk nally injured. His condition is serious. A. he in Geo. Coffin, M’g’k. probably expended pnhlio improve- Rico and a train drew thereon, aro as delightful to the eye, statement that the Philip- up at the milk platform at ments, notably In harbor developments, as aro the tales and of Burns pines are ours by every right and that Hatfield and in less than two ALL DONE BUT poems commission will minutes, VOTING. The lirst organize if the to the mind, it can be called expansion then the special excursion train, running at in the with municipalities provinces, the in New York state the rate of 35 miles an The Washington, September 2.—Forecast party is for expansion. hour, crashed into Vermont Campaign Ended Satur- a central DROWNING idea of establishing civil gov- an of the rear of the milk train. and Local Third, indorsement the admin- The locomo- day Night. for Monday, fair warmer. during the next may be a pleasant death, but few look ernment eighteen istration of Theodore as tive the two ready Roosevelt gover- plowed through passenger for such pleasure. Still., there are showers or thunder storms and cooler months. REAL BURBANK, DOUGLASS & nor of New York. coaches and crushed them as If they were Montpelier, pleasures that'seme never look fur, so lose CO., Monday night or Tuesday, fresh souther- Twelve Americans two Vt., September 2—The much happiness. including cap- Fourth, an endorsement of the egg shells—the milk oar in legisla- immediately close of the campaign in Vermont came with 242 Middle St. ly wiuds. tains and two lieutenants have been ture of 1900, specifically calling attention front was also badly wrecked. Four per- last »AL, the two night with political gatherings in be Boston, 2.—Forecast: Fair killed during past weeks. to the tax rate of 1,96 the sons, Godfrey his September mills, solution Kaelin, daughter nearly every and town in the city state. lifh BAGB 10e AT ALL weather Monday and probably Tuesday; of rapid transit for New York, the Mamie, Harold Landis and William GROCERS. T XI J3 pro- Tuesday will be election day, and the to fresh winds. ATTEMPTED murder. tection of New York city's water Blackburn on the car of the light southerly supply, passenger result is anxiously awaited by the leaders (TALK. Ho. 280.) hours of milk were almost LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. shortening labor, reform in train, instantly killed of the two great parties. tenement houses and there were CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK Unknown Mai* Trie* to Slioot n Guide sweat shops, the Fortunately very few passen- Both NO INDICATIONS. Portland, Sept. 2, 1900. —The local Republicans and Democrats have erection of consumptives gers on this train. la Maine Woods. hospital, protec- worked out to its final act an elaborate Glasses are no of Maine. weather bureau records the following: longer considered an Portland, tion of the forests, improvements to the The excursion train was a picture of of 8 a. m.—Barometer. 30 30.3; thermome- plan campaigning, through flag rais- indication of age. That time has 100: agricultural land. indescribable horror. The locomotive ter, 68; dew point, 68; rel. humidity, 1.—An ings, platform addresses and distribution past. Rots of children wear glasses of Bingham, September attempt non-committal was a mass of bent and broken iron and direction of the wind, W; velocity Fifth, plank regarding of literature. constantly, while to murder Herrnon a many elderly people CAPITAL, the wind,3 ; 6tate of weather, foggy. Templeton, guide the that there is now be- firmly held the bodies of its engineer $100,000.0(1 canals, saying This year the canvass has not been wear none at all. Glasses are 8 in.—Barometer. thermome- in the Moosehead lake is ted simply p. 80.130; region, repor ing made a preliminary survey author- and firemen beneath its great weight. quite as vigorous as that of four years worn to correct defects, or weakness ter, 70; dewpoint, 64; rel. humidity, 81; who have recently come to Behind the Surplus and Undivided by sportsmen ized by the last legislature for the pur- engine six of the ten cars the of Profits, $33,000,011 direction of the wind, SW; velocity of the The ago, although Democrats have done a the eyes, no matter what the age. this alleged attempt was made were also a mass of 10; state ol' clear. place. pose of accurately determining the cost of wreckage. The first amount of It is wind, weather, but larger work. The national true, of course, that nearly every Solicits tho accounts of Banks, Mer- several days ago, not until now their and car was broken in two and the Maximum temperature, 74; minimum enlargement that the Republi- other committee sent in outside normal to have and the facts been made speakers, but eye ought assistance {a,,tUe Firms, Corporations temperature, 66; mean temperature, 66; have publio. can will not favor five cars were thrown on their and is to party any large expen- sides, generally speaking, the details of the In close work, after the of Individuals, prepared fur- maximum wind 12 S; is one of the best known age rorty- velocity, precipi- Templeton diture unless it is certain that as a completely demolished, Nine Bish its tho facilities result persons campaign plan were worked out five, but normal are scarce. patrons tation—24 hours, 0, in these In by local eyes toul guides regions. addition to of the of their were killed In the first two cars and the liberal accommodations. enlargment capacity, the The senatorial and Every person should wear lenses WEATHER a he is a committees. fighters, just OBSERVATIONS. being guide game warden. He condition of all ciasses of the others in these coaches were people and badly ihe license issue will enter into the bal- as soon as will add to the com- so In efforts they The agricultural department weather has been vigilant to stop all section of the state will be maimed. As soon as the crash a materially came, lot to some extent. The fort or whenever it Is to do Inteiest on that he has incurred legislative fight injurious Paid bureau for 2, taken at 8 the enmity rose from the smashed cars Deposits. yesterday, Sept. poaching improved. terribly cry ivas the of without them. I will be to ad- of the in the precipitated by candidacy glad p. m., meridan tune, tho observation for of some guides section he is an endorsement of ind those who had not been Sixth, the national injured William W. Grout and vise you at time to work in. Jongressman any regarding your his section being given in this order: licensed ticket. luickl/ crawled from the cars and went SPECIAL department for savings. Republican lormer Governor William P. eyes, I want you to ask me any state Dillingham Temperature, direction of wind, state of The returning sportsmen that of to the assistance of the injured. interviews and Invited. Although nearly every politician Many 'or United States senator. questions about them. I will make a Correspondence weather: Templeton was on the west branch of the in ivere down the prominence Republican state politics pinned by wreckage and The it Is understood do careful examination of your eyes and the Republicans CULLEN Penobscot during week, and as he is the has been nad to be freed the liberal use of axes. C. CHAPMAN, President. Boston. 76 degrees, SW, dear; New here, day strangely devoid by lot on the of tell you whether you need or to make figure receiving plurality glasses York, 76 degrees, S, clear; Philadel- wished rapid progress, was pad- of conference, the only gathering of lead- With three or four exceptions, the dead THOMAS H. EATON, Cash ier. 10,000 which they secured four years not. 76 Washing- his canoe. When a short ers being one held to discuss a h ago phia. degrees, S, clear; dling distance roug were killed instantly the others on 78 80 draft of the dying tnd in their loss, the Democrats count -- ton, degrees, SE, clear; Albany, proposed platform. A. M. DIRECTORS: from the shore he heard a loud report of ;he to the All WENTWORTH, degrees, SW, clear; Buffalo, 83 degrees, So far as can be learned, the full ticket way hospitals. the In- ;heir gain. aud then felt a CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, SETH L, LARRABEE, SW, clear; Betroit, 78 degrees, S, clear; a rifle, peculiar sensation has been decided upon, and it Is Inti- ured were first taken to a shed at the St. of his head and mated that there Practical ■M. STEADMAN. PERLEY P. Chicago, 74degrees, SW, cloudy; Paul, at the back a pain in his tonight will be an fatfleld station and the dead were re- RIFDE SHOTS COMPETE. Optician, bURNHAVI, 66 degrees, NW, clear; Huron, Bakota, unanimous endorsement of Mr. Woodruff back. J uoved to a barn. Messengers were sent Sea N. J 2.—After M. EDWARDS, JAMES F. HAWKES 66 degrees. NW, clear; Bismarck, 66 de- for a third rerm as lieutenant governor Girt, September 5A6 1-5J Congress St. He dropped flat In the canoe in which 1 io ™ S. OSGOOD ADAM P. LEiGHTON, grees, NW, cloudy; Jacksonville, 78 de- even if he fails to acquiesce, prior to Wed- the nearby villages for a physician and 1 ;wo days' firing on the ranges of the New W been and M jjJTtt grees, E, cloudy. he had standing as he saw the nesday. i relief train was telegraphed for from Jersey Rifle association, the military and * act In concert with Russia with a view WELDINGS. THE LITTLE WONEER. to a settlement and that tnerefore it is PREPARING FOrIlIGHtT probable Germany will follow Russia and Jimmy Michael Regains Lost Laurels SAVAGERY. DAVIS-MITCHELL. PALACE BILLIARD withdraw her troops from Pekin.” and Wins Others. HALL, West Newtield, Maine. September 1, i 900. One of the prettiest home weddings Pearl Philadelphia, Pa September 1.—Jim- Cor. Congress and Sts. OFFICIALS RETICENT. * f the season was solemnized at high Kruger and Steyn my Michael today regainel the middle Have Moved Still May loon, August 29th, at West Newtield, Empress Said to distance cycling chamDionship by defeat- * laine, where Miss Grace Cummings Farther Frpm Pekin. Leave ing Johnny Nelson in a 25 mile motor L. D. Country. Javis and Pred Carlton Mitchell were MATHIS, Prop. paced race on the Woodside park track of Washington, September 2.—As far as mited in marriage by the Rev. W. P. Awful Stories Russian this afternoon. Michael finished about a can be ascertained there were no im- _ j Cottage. Th8 bride, one of Newfield’s i airest daughters, a graduate of G. N. S. quarter lap ahead of Nelson in 89 min- portant developments in the Chinese in China. 98 and a student at the JJoston conserva- utes and 10 seconds, breaking the world s Cruelly situation here today. The officials main- ory of music, was becomingly gowned in In record of 39 45 made by Nelson on the Fourth in the World. tained unusual reticence. In diplomatic Pretoria They think the War Is ! vhite muslin and carried a large boquet Largest Nel- >f sweet peas, Miss Gertrude Davis was same track about two weeks ago. circles the that none of opinion prevails About Over. naid of honor and wore pale blue and son s time for the 25 miles today was reached a the a of U. of the great powers have as yet • vhite, groom graduate 19.31 3-5. Nelson leal at the finish'of the The Finest ot Electric in New d. 1900, is at present principal of the Display Lights England. final determination as to the course they first mile but was soon passed by Michael _ i iigh School at Port Pair field, Maine, 2.34 will pursue. i dr. Arthur Wescott of Portland was who finished the second mile in 4-5, Billiard i jest man. The was We Do More Business than any other Hall in (ho An bit of information re- ceremony performed beating the world’s record of 3 16 1-5 Natives Killed in Pure interesting jn the lawn beneath an arch of evergreen the came previously held by McFarland. Up to Now States. gaidiug the Empress Dowager to Boers Can It If i tnd clematis, after the ceremony a brief England Prolong thirteenth the riders did not display Wantonness. Washington today. It was to the effect ■eception was followed by a wedding break- mile, ast. Mr. and Mitchell left amid the that the British government had reoelved Wish. Mrs. much speed but Michael lowered pre- They ihowers of congratulations and rice. The the was vious best record for thirteen miles, word that Empress going from jresents were numerous and beautiful CROWDS TURNED AWAY EACH WEEK. 2.10 4-5, held crossing the tape Tyan Eu in the province of Shansi to L’he groom’s gift^was a pin of enamel by Nelson, in 20 04 3-5. He also made a new record which she had fled after her md gold. place escape for 15 miles, 28.03, lowering Nelson’s pre- from to Hainan Fu. Fu is Pekin, Tyan ROOSEVELT IN CHICAGO. vious record of 23,27. farther away from the Chine se capital. Force of Boers British Destroy 2.—Governor SATURDAY GAMES. DAY and Murder Chlgago, September LABOR Robbery, Ravishing Train. lloosevelt arrived In Chicago today. He Boston, September 1.—Nine singles, PRINCE MADE REGENT. Supply was met a committee by representing a double and one error in the third and a chance to visit one of the most Brilliantly on Wand. about 160 labor uni. under whose aus- will give you L'ghted Common Every Of- ns, netted the St. Petersbuig, September 2.—The he is fourth innings of today’s game pices to speak at Electric Park to- Billiard Parlors in the world. ficial Messenger published the following morrow. An understanding was arrived Bostons 10 runs. Umpire Swartwood at despatch dated Pekin August 20, from by which the program, as far as Gov- had a lame shoulder and retired at the Setember 1.—Mr. and ernor Roosevelt is concerned, is to be car- M. Do Giers: Pretoria, Kruger end of the fifth Inning. Freeman and the Russian Minister, fled out as announced. The Governor Mr. have gone to Barberton. It is the Attendance SIGN IN MAINE “There is an unconfirmed rumor that Steyn will make the first address In the after- Garrick finished game. SEE THE LARGEST ELECTRIC believed that they are for noon so as to reaoh the 6000. The score: Prince has been preparing enable him to Cliing appointed regent The is train for where he is to make flight. general opinion that the Saratoga, 005B0000 x—10 Children and but is afraid to return unless the foreign a speech on the Boston, Bayoneted war is now very near the end, but September 6th, opening New Icork, 0001 01 00 0— 2 will his Ten New York state. His west Tables in the envoys guarantee liberty. should the Boers construct campaigning 20 of the Finest World. Men Drowned. strongholds ern campaigning tour will then be be- Batteries, Dineen and Clark; Hawley Old dignitaries remaining in Pekin have con- in on or the bush the veldt, elsewhere, gun, consuming praotically six weeks. and Grady. X resolved to the sequently petition diplo- and begin a system oi raids the British BAL.LY HOO BFY AGAIN. MADE CROKER MAD. BROOKLYN WON THE RUBBER. mats in the interest of an amelioration would require further large supplies of Brooklyn, 1,—Brooklyn won New 1.—Bally Hoo of the situation to invite Prince Ching to horses. New York, September 1.—Richard September York, September Croker the rubber in the series of five games and. “Tod” Sloan duplicated their return to Pekin and to give explan- Ceneral Buller moved fourteen miles was filled with wrath yesterday Bey with Philadelphia today by outplaying success in the futurity one week ago, by ations.” northwestward along the Bydenburg and the man servant of the Tammany as the visitors in all departments. McGin- winning the Flatbush stakes today, the Which Are Almost Too road and crossed the Cjocodile river to leader, well as the attaches of the Reports Democratic nlty was in rare form and the fielding feature of the card at Sheepshead bay. ACCEPTS GEORGE FRED’S CHAL- Badfonteln. He found the Boers concen- club, wore long faoes. A was that there was a behind him was of the sensational order. Tommy Atkins, the odds on favorite,was Horrible to Relieve. LENGE. trating in the Crocodile mountains. story published plan Attendance 2000. The score: second and beaten a head at A force of Boers under Commandant forming to depose Mr. Croker from the only and, W. the was the best Richmond, September 1.—Gov. M. Ehron broke through the British lines leadership of Tammany Hall, backed by Philadelphia, 00001010 1—3' weights, unquestionably of West who Brooklyn, 00121010 x—5 horse in the race. Atkinson Virginia, picked and captured and burned a supply train John P. Carroll and Mayor Van Wyck. An unfortunate incident marred the up the gauntlet thrown down by George at Klip river station, taking 35 prison- “It’s rot,” said Mr. Croker, wrathful- i'ici icn, jjci miuiuu auu xuvx aiiauu, McGinnlty and Farrell. event which had a direct bearing in the Fred Williams of Massachusetts, in his ers. Brabant's horse proceeded thither, ly. “Such nonsensical stories really outcome. four horses started and Portland speech, said, tonight: recaptured all the prisoners and drove makes me feel like never saying a word WON IN THE TENTH. Only the race was conceded to be a duel be- (Copyright 1900 by the Associated Press.) “If the Republican state committee the Boers into the hills. Col. Plumer for publication.” Pittsburg, September 1 —McCreery Street Commissioner tween the Whitney and Keen candidates, Taku, August 30, via Shanghai, Sep- of Maine sanctions my act I will be dispersed a small commando under Com- Cleaning Nagle, won the game in the tenth when two who ifi a ■man nf hftrmi lfi»n hnilrt waa Bally Hoo Bey and Tommy Atkins. tember 3.—The Chinese in the Pei Ho pleased to accept George Fred Will- mandant Pretorius east of Plnaar’s river, men were out by scoring Ruchey with more were sent off on the second break 26 a number of angry than the Tammany leader. a They ■valley are paying dearly for the folly of iams’ I have the capturing Boers, wagons two-bagger.The feature was Schriver’s challenge. questions to a start and Smile and Hoo and a of cattle and His name had been mentioned as one of good Bally their Along the river and in mv nop.kp.t which Mr Williams was quantity rifles. poor throwing to second base, allowing government. made the but not more the men who were lighting to depose six stolen bases. Attendance The Bey running, the roads travelled by the foreign troops asked to and those are the 4,100. answer, than a separated the four for the OUR EXHIBIT THE GOLFERS. Croker. He said: score: length between Tien Tsin and Pekin an orgie I want him to to. I questions reply “I have never talked with Patrick H, first half mile. At this point Sloan took or and destruction continues with looting don’t know what in Pittsburg, 100000000 1—2 showed in —OF— political etiquette Miss Frances A. Grlscom Is tire New Keahon or one else about such a his mount back so that Smile much useless of any St. Louis, 010000000 0—1 slaughter unoffending the North is a in regard to accepting The man who invented the front a neck before Tommy Atkins, who inhabitants. Champion. subject. and but in home in the Batteries, Philippini Sohriver; same distance before Alard challenge, my South- story should write a tank drama and was the The conditions prevailing leave little Young and Criger. aud we never let such an opportunity then fall in the water some ac- Scheck and Bally lloo Bey. They came ground for the favorable comparison of Shinnecook Hills Golf Cub, Southamp- night by cident. If CHICAGO WON TWICE. into the stretch necks with Smile NEW FALL GOODS that apart civilized warfare with Chinese methods. pass.” ton, L. I.. September 1.—Miss Frances fellow came to Harlem A Maine said: I would like to duck him in the Chicago, won on the rail and Bally Hoo Bey on the and murder are so prominent republican C. Grlscom of the Merlon Cricket club river.” September 1.—Chicago Kobbery, ravishing is the finest wo have ever shown. We “The state committee The story of the asrainst Kichard two well deserved games from Cincin- outside. When straightened out and al- common that every responsible person Republican will, of Philadelphia, won the women’s fight have a man of taste could Both were con- most at the last a bad mix everything » without a Gov. Atkinson all Croker is said to have been started nati, today. games hotly furlong pole one meets contributes stories from per- doubt, give golf championship of America today, by desire for friends of the new tested and it was not until the last man up occurred which fortunately did not re- sonal observation. the latitude in the world. The Gover- defeating Miss Magaret Curtis of the Tammany leader, Patrick H. to injure John F. was out that the game was safe. Garvin sult in a serious accident. Smile swerved Fires are started daily although the nor is no bully, bluffer and braggart. Essex club, Boston, by 5 up and 4 to Keahon, Carroll, held [the visitors down to three hits in out and Bally Hoo Bey bore in on the shelter will be much needed if the troops His handsome, manly face shines with play Miss Grlscom’s play was the best Fall Suitings and A few days before the primaries, John the iirst and Menefee secured the decision other two and for a second the crowd on are to hold the country during the win- southern honor. He is a gentleman in she has done in the whole champion- F. Carroll sent for several politicians in in the second on account of excellent the grand stand held its breath expecting ter. The soldiers are having ‘‘fine sense of the word. No better ship, and Miss Curtis, who was general- every the seventh district and asked them to Attendance The scores: to see if not down in a back fielding. 3000. one, all, go heap. Overcoatings. sport” in using natives who creep man could be ly expected to win, after her defeat of side with picked to make Williams James W. Boyle in the faction- This did not but the favorite to their or to work in Miss was no al (First Game.) happen houses, attempt take back water.” Hoyt yesterday, match, after fight. A few politicians agreed to The first of the new with John was knocked out of his stride. Spencer the Helds, as targets. The Russians are the hard strain of the week, for Miss comply F. Carroll’s wish. Chicago, 00010000 1—2 Others refused and informed ex-Alder- had to pull np losing three, or four the chief actors in this style of conquest RETURNING IN STEERAGE. Griscom’s experience, this being the Cincinnati, 00000010 0—1 man Keahon that Mr.Carroir was work- the time the tangle was FALL TKOUSEKINGS but the French are fourth time the latter has lengths. By remarkably conspicu- Berlin, September 2.—Owing to the triea for the ing against him. After his victory ex- Batteries, Garvin and Donahut; Hahn and Kahoe. straightened out Sloan had rushed Bally ous, considering their small numbers. westward honor. Miss Grlscom is one of the best Alderman Keahon is said to have sought are always to be seen here. unusually heavy passenger Hoo to the front and was the the some way to revenge himself on Mr. Bey settling We search for the and From the beginning the conduct of traffic as well as to the interruptions in exponents of round swing with a (Seoond Game ) best Belect Carroll, and the publication of the story down and him out with hands Russians has been a blot on the cam- fine follow and on riding goods of undoubted style and merit for sailings, owing to Fne Hoboken disaster, through form and of Carroll’s to Kichard 02001021 x—6 gattempt depose Chicago, and heels. our customers. When Pekin was the of paign. entering correspon- and to the chartering of passenger steam- easily superior her 17-year- Croker, was spread for that purpose. Cincinnati, 01 100002 0—4 When Spencer'got Tommy Atkins going dents of the Associated Press saw Cos- ers the German for use In old antagonist. She is the daughter of by government THE Batteries, Menefee and Donahue; Phil- he set sail for the with CASE OF MRS. MAYBRICK. again, flying leader sacks smash down Chinese women Chinese waters, many American citizens Mr. Clement L. Grlscom of the Ameri- lips and Kahoe. Our i?Isidc to Order who was some three or four lengths in the butts of their guns and pound their have recently b8en compelled to take can Navigation company and is about 21 (Copyright, 1900, the Associated Press.) FORT PEEBLES. 14; CUMBERLAND front and with and rode a heads until dead. whip spur they wire TheJCossacks steerage passage in returning to the years old. She fully deserved her vic- London, September 1.—A re- 13 tangible CENTRE, final finish. Foot foot the would old desperate by pick up children barely United States. tory. sult of the recent visit to Mrs. Florence A of ball very exciting game was Atkins up until It CLOTHING to hold them the ankles trains from game Tommy crept enough walk, by The physicians of the North German Morning Southampton Maybrick at Aylesbury prison of l)r. at Cmnberland Centre on played Satur- was only two lengths then one and beat out their brains on the in a number of length, pave- Lloyd steamship company have Insisted Drought large people who- Clark Bell of New York, the prisoner’s afternoon between the Fort is day strong then a neck, but the finish line was too acknowledged by smart dressers to be ment. Russian officers looked on without upon all these to meet the had come to see the finals between MIbs counsel, and a representative of the As- vaccinating Preble team and the local club.The former close and amidst the wildest excitement absolutely perfect. a protest. While Genei*al Chaffee was Curtis and Miss Grlscom. The sociated was a ex- requirements of the United States laws. fact that Pres3, the discovery of team started in with a rush and Secured The goods in our display are not the judges were passed with Bally Hoo watering his horse at a stream under the an for the first time since the hitherto unknown celled in or in the Recently American filed strong ob- champion- letter from the late a lead in the first two beauty quality by any big Inningsowing Bey a head in front. Alard Scheck was wall of the Russians found was the Baron of city. Tung Chow, jections with Mr. Henry W. Diedrich, ship inaugurated champion Russell Killowen, Lord Chief to the wildness of pitcher Jenkins who would come from third a length and a half away. Spencer a feeble old man hidden in the ex- States outside the Justice of mud, United oonsul at Bremen, wbo Metropoli England, to Mrs Maybrick, gave three bases on balls and hit two tan district did not seem to abate the in- claimed a foul but it was not allowed, al- his nose, and him out by his to his in cept dragged wrote Washington for instructions, terest of the reaffirming belief his client’s in- batsmen.This with two hits and sev- Metropolitan players, for the only iiiiuugii Liit? Btcv>ttiUh iilku mi iuur juuitHjrb queue Shouting gleefully they impaled meanwhile forbidding the physicians in attendance was large and the had nocence and vigorously declaring his eral errors the players con- gave Fort boys seven runs, in the stand hat ore their decision. him on their General Chaffee a of enthusiastic giving REUBEN K. bayonets. question to vaccinate Americans in the following admirers viction that she had been unfairly con- After this the Cumberland stead- OYER, who around the course pitcher The feeling was divided as to who was remarked, ‘‘That is not war. It is brutal on the tramped in the demned. steerage ground that the law was This^letter^has since been made ied down and a hot sun and applauded vigorously and pltohed fine game. Ray responsible between Smile and Bally Hoo murder.” intended to the basis for a new apply to immigrants only. without partiality every good of memorial praying nor the first baseman the play big being only Bey and it looked from the stand as if Merchant Tailor, Amerloan officers at Taku, days aftefr either contestant. for Mrs. so Maybriok’s release,and strong man who could do much 1 VALOIS DEFENDS PECK. with him, th< both were to bl ame. the was saw Russians Miss Curtis was a favorite In the morn- partly fighting finished, is Mr. Bell’s belief in the force of this local men batted and 375 FOR ing and several wagers were made at finely gradually The Ocean handicap went to Voter in E, bayonet children and throw old men into New York, Spetember 2 —Among the document that a copy of it has been sent odds of 8 to 5 that the Boston would crept up but could not quite pull oui > the on the French line girl personally to Sir Matthew White Rid- fast time. Rush, the favorite, with Near Foot of St. river, clubbing them to death when passengers steamer La win the Her Exchange championship. opponent, of state for home de- ahead, One feature of the Cumberlant L Tmiralne whlrh arrlvori fmm Hum ley.the secretary the Sloan up, was beaten off, showing no I they tried to swim. The Russians killed making a good score did nrvrfcnient,. Jit; Ills Rummer hnma In iVnrhh yesterday, are the rour Burnell brothers all lini » TELEPHONE S12-4. not seem to Miss Curtis boys speed at any part of the journey. septldtf women who knelt before them and day was Arthur V alols, United States up in the long umberland, accompanied by the request and the indications were young players. The following Is th< 1 begged for mercy. commissioner of the Paris exposition, game that one that he give It his earliest consideration. The summaries: or the other of the players would be able Mr. Bell score : lie defended Commissioner General started for the continent to- The Flatbush, seven furlongs, Bally WESTBROOK. Peck to defeat her opponent in less than the day, more than satlslied with the effects Innings 123456789 Hoo 3 to 2 and 1 UEKflANY IN. from the cabled that he had acted full 18 holes. The rlav w:w u, Bey, 12U, Sloan, to 3, UIVES charges of his visit to England. Be has not anti and there was Fort Prebles, 25001330 0—p 15 to discourteously to state representatives at warm, nothing in the only succeeded in seeing his client for won; Tommy Atkins, 115, Spencer, The Presumpscot baseball team of 1885 A Shanghai Report that War Lord Will conditions to warrant the O. Centre, 03132002 2—1 i the In expectation of the first time since her 20 and 1 to 4, second; A lard Scheok, and the of the exposition. speaking of the story other than incarceration, 115, Presumpscots present day Withdraw From Prklu. good play. but has since secured for Struck out by Jenkins, 10; by Bow Mrs May brick 30 to 1 and 4 to third. Time were the in a of base- that Mr. Peck had secretly worked to three base Burns, 1, contestants game HITCHCOCK WON. an interview with her mother, Baroness dura, 4; hits, Kaynor 2, Bow 1 26, Smile also ran. ball afternoon. had a London, September 3, 4 a. m.—The prevent Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Poter Koues. The dlsoovery of the Bussell dum 1; two base hits, Moulton, Jenkins Saturday They R. publication of the text of the Russian Palmer from being decorated by the Newport, I., September 1 —Finals lettBr is regarded as important, not be- Eli Burnell; passed balls, Bartlett 1, P The Ocean, handicap, one mile, Voter, large audience to watch the contest. The for the cause Burnell 1. proposals has intensified rather than French government, he said: President’s cup in the Newport many people doubted his sincerity, 130, Spencer,3 to 1 and 6 to 5, won; Vul- young team went into the field without Golf tournament were but because it is couched in such terms diminished the entertained “That is for I know how played, today and vain,113, Burns. 7 to 1 and 5 to 2, second; a friend and returned with all the honors suspicion by impossible as to preolude of his be- THE WlMBBETON CUP. resulted in the of any question Martlmas, 114, Boland, 20 to 1 and 8 to England of Russia's proceedings. The such things are done. The name for the victory Charles Hitch- lief that she was unfairly tried. Mrs. of the day. For seven Innings the game of Point Judith Sea Girt, N. J., 1.—Tfc< > 1, third. Time, 1.39 2—5. Kamara, Cha- rupture of the European concert is con- legion of honor are handed in and passed cock, Jr., and Yale, who Maybrick’s frlands say Ur. Clark Bell September was close and exulting. In the eighth and feels the influence of Wlmbleton was won Wil of Belle sidered as an fact. on their merits. I know that Mr. Peck defeated C. Tiffany Richardson of Shin- mysterious oppo- cup today by rentus, Knight Rhodes, Kush, ninth the element accomplished Opin- sition innings younger somewhere, which hinders a suc- liam D. Foulke of the lilfli > of and Musette also ran. ions as to the the names of Mrs. necook and Harvard by a score of 4 Philadelphia Lexington onto Welch and batted out six differ, however, way in presented Manning, up cessful result. The late Mr. Bayard evi- jumped and 2 to The match association from a field of thirteen com which the powers will now group them- Mrs. Potter Palmer and Michael De play. was for 36 dently felt this when h& declared the THE WINNER INJURED. runs, winning the game, name and hon- Foulke's score was 140 selves. for the order. As to holes and at the end of the case had reached the end of petltors. out o ors with the score 10 to The 60ore Young there being morning diplomacy, New 1.—The World 8. by and ambassadors also met a the same York, September The which criticism over so round Hitchcock was 2 up. The subsequent possible 150, score which woi Daily Telegraph expresses being many representa- play it. But omorrow will William C. Whit- innings: many recent evidences of leni- the last but five less 6ay: regret that President “has tives from the United and the in the afternoon was very close, but the cup year that he rec 1835, 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0-8 McKinley States, ency toward the prisoner Incline her ney's Bally Hoo Bey, who won the Flat- Yale man ord for the made Farrow o f 4-10 committed the United States to follow difficulty of all with Invita- managed to add two more friends to believe that her incarceration cup, by lbOO, 10200012 supplying bush stakes at was cut holes to his credit, winning in the 36th will not be several Dr. W Sheepshead bay, teams were as follows: the Russian lead" tions to entertainments, all that I can prolonged. Washington years ago. The made up considers, howe^fer, hole. Hitchcock has —- down and not run thus won tw o G. Hudson of C 4th may again this sea- lb; that will throw in her lot with say is that here always is trouble when a tournaments company, regiment 1885, Webb, p; Harmon, c; Morton, Japan open in succession, Narra- son if ever. who caused the tn- SLAUGHTER OF DEERS BEGUN. N. G. N. with a score of McJoynt, Russia and will be reluctantly followed big enterprise like the exposition, is gansett Pier and N#wport. J., 129, wai | Burnell, 2b; Gilman, 3b; MoLellan, ss; while the jury to Bally Hoo Bey,was suspended for France. under way. There are Bangor,September 1.—The game season second, third place was fillet l Spring, If; A. Smith, cf; West, rf. 1900, by certainly many VARDON AND of FINDJUAY., in Maine Hotart the remainder the meeting. Foxhall The Times feffs it officials from this to the opened today. Under the li- by Captain] Tuttle, A. D. C. Gilman, p; McKenney, c; Shaw, lb; perfectly clear, says, country exposi- Mass Keene Sloan with Allston, September cense law 1st charged fouling that neither honor nor the tion.” l._Harry residents may kill one deer, to brigade staff, N. J., with a score o f Stanford, 2b; Walker, 3b; Anderson, ss; interests of Vardon met his old Atkins opponent, Alec Find- be 92 and Tommy and declared ho would will her to consumed at the camp where killed, points allowance of 18 for using Mann, If; Kivers, cf; Bryden, rf England permit follow Rus- in a 36-hole lay, exhibition match on the the not start another horse at the meeting sia s It trusts CRONJE DOING WELL. upon payment of a fee of ?4, and non- military rifle, making in all Hi ) J. W. Burnell daslres to example. that Germany Allston links Manager today and as usual won residents The and tried to scratch Voter in the Ocean will refuse to leave Pekin. have the same privilege upon points. fourth man was Captaii ( arrange a game with any 6trong amateur out 5 and 4 to but was too New York, September 2.—The British by up play. The course of Walter F. handicap late. Sloan Most of the other ex- payment $0. This Is the second year Whittemore, Co. C, 4th N. G. team in tne satte. morning papers is a short steamer one of the one, 2,063 yards, and both of the with 87 charged that the accident was a jockey’s press similar views. Masconomo, Hogan pro- September license law and It is re- N. J,, and an allowance of 1! The water in the Presumpscot river iessionals had no in to beat him. line of difficulty the as a for conspiracy Li had a conference steamers, arrived today from beating garded success, for while no more using the military rifle whicl ( was low while were Hung Chang long of 39. Vardon yesterday repairs South Bogey went further and deer yesterday with Mr. William Africa, stopping on the way at St are killed than before the passage of brought his total up to 105. Among being made at the mill. morning lowered the record both for 9 and 18 holes the the THE FOX HUNTERS. Is Woodville U. S, com- Helena and St. Lucia. The Masconomo law, the stato gets something for its others who contested were Major G Mrs. Frank Brown street, Rockhill, special going out in the afternoon in 33 and Libby, took out to South in game. B. first District of to re- missioner. Africa a cargo of sup- coming in 32, and it is lively that Young, regiment, Co Newport, K. I., September 1.—The sec- critically 111 and Is not expeoted his score of 65 will The duck Earl Li’s party is said to be at plies for tlio British from St. stand for some time. shooting season also began lumbia, 80, handioap 18, total 98. ond fox hunt of the Boason under the di- cover. jubilant army John, The scores were: the present aspect or affairs. N. B., and has been engaged today. rection of the Monmouth County club The September meeting of the West- aboufcthree EXPERIMENT STATIONS IN 1IA WAI! [ The Shanghai correspondent of the months in that service. (Forenoon.) with P. F. Collier for master, took brook aldermen will be held this even- Returning home THE PEERLESS ALABAMA. place Times Washington, September 1.—Dr. E. C, thl s afternoon. The meet was on Indian wiring yesterday says: the Masconomo stopped at St. Helena to Vardon—Out, 35; in, 35;'total, 70 ing. Washington, September 1.—The of “Li has received a tele- Findlay—Out, 36; in, 86; total, 7± Navy Stubbs the Agricultural avenue near the Third and a doz- A of the Democratic city com- Hung Chang make a few to her While Department Beaoh, meeting repairs engine. Department has rec9ived a letter from from the Chinese minister in Ber- has returned from a trip to Hawai l en riders but the number was mittee will be held this at the gram there Mann visited (Afternoon.) started, evening Captain the camps of who comman lin that is Captain Brownson, wjll d where he went to the somewhat reduced the asserting Germany prepared to the 33; investigate agrlcul before “kill.” rooms of the Westbrook Democratic Boor prisoners. He saw General Vardon—Out, in, 32; total, 65—135 the Alaoama when she goes into com- tural conditions of the island. As a Flnylay—Out,37; in, 36; totals, 73—145. re The run was made across stiff country, club. Cronje and Col. Sbeele and other notable mission October that the 10th, saying big ending at Bull’s farm. The Westbrook Democrats will hold an A Congressman prisoners. Captain Mann says there are BRIDGTON SENSATION. ship made a magnificent run betweeen TO CBEANSE THE SYSTEM at Several ladies followed the hounds and open air meeting Wednesday evening 4,000 Boer prisoners at St. Helena. Philadelphia and Boston, On this They Bridgton, September 1.—There was lots long Effectually yet gently, when costive oi Miss Greta Pomeroy took the brush while which Joseph E. F.Connolly of Portland are well cared for and are made of excitement in town this trip she averaged fifteen knots and when to very com- morning be- bilious, permanently overoome habltu Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg, who also rode, will speak on local issues, paying partic- fortable. He visited the cause of the arrest of Clerk the heavy sea abated, the ran al to various camps William Mc- speed up constipation, awaken the kidneyi > was not far behind. One of the first rid- ular attention to the conduct of business o and said that the Cormick of the new sixteen knots. and liver to a prisoners are not in any Bridgton hotel for healthy activity, withou' : ers at the kill was fyoung Robert GoolBt, at the sheriff’s olllce. restricted liquor selling. He was irritating or to [ who has practically recovered from his in- the way beyond confining them to arraigned before Stops tile weakening them, dispe The Cleaves ltillos will entertain Justice Cougli received at Brookline in the certain limits. A Corliss, found headaches, oolds, or use o f jury spring. number are daily guilty and fined and works off tlie Cold. fevers, Syrup members of Co. B., Portland today. $50 and costs and thirty in A large number of spectators followed visitors to the days jail He Laxative Figs, made by the California * club and are very sociable. appealed. Bromo-Qulnine Tablets cure a cold Fig Syru] the hunters as far as they were able in Mrs Nelson Shaw Is at the Maine Eye iu oue clay. Bo Cure, Bo briee 25 cents. Co. bay. carriages and automobiles. and Ear infirmary for treatment. IN MAINE. THE BELONGED PRAIRIE here. is one Of the handsomest shirks of u hind that her The ever came into Portianri Prairie will sail 1*. Fernald j She all about noon from^PortlandT Ror Drowned lit Goes »o Sea Thl« yesterday who saw her and proceed ,|(0(enaut j Noon With N*v«! at once to se a Miscellaneous. the 2^?~ where she Philippines, will remain m MISCELLANEOUS. Reserves. WkpMi.., an. until Crs'av wnen sue will pufc into The ^ The U. S. S. Prairie leaves Portland l0r September 1.—A despatch from Prairie arrived in sometime On tMeg*t P»ctlce’ Manila* port about noon Fridas ???*^ 01 yesterday about one today with the Saturday that Roy L. Fernald, of o’clock and Portland di she will morning jj0jloannounces anchor dropped vision. Lieutenant H. agajn go to sea off M. Bia-elo-or * again for United States volunteers, be- Bug Light She came here 1 another ,jje 26th irom evening that he practice ancl Newport to take the Maine | expected, to ta t will return to Winterport, Me., was drowned naval this cruise the PortlandPortia Trg jDginSin reserves on a entire sometime river this week's cruise. The complement of 2° Sunday afternoon. Superior morning. Prairie division which is 16 thmedal of honor man in the 70 EXCHANGE ST. Civil war. BED MEN’S FIELD DAY. Made of selected Vuelta Abajo leaf. The Bed Men’s field day committee Ask for it to-day. held its last meeting on Thursday even- MILLIKEN-TOMLINSON RANDALL & minor CO., jng, when the details were com- Distributers, Portland. pleted, and final arrangements made for T. J. DUNN 4 CO, Makers Philadelphia. _ NI’ALLISTER. the first annual field day to be held at Long Islaud on Labor Day. James D. Reagan of Samoset tribe, was chosen chief-marshal. He has appoint- ed the following aids: James F. Crock- BICYCLES. H. F. WHEN ett, F. Harmon, W. Horr and A. WILL | j I Pollard. Just a few to The parade will form at 9.30 a. m. on f YOU close out. 1 Brown street, right resting on Congress CIVE | and will be made up as follows: us an ♦ 1 2nd Hand Michinewa Fred H. McDonald. opportunity to show you that the good 9 Ladies', $10.00 X 1 Hew Platoon of Police. offeied Ladies’, $18.00 ♦ below, are at extremel J Chief Marshal and Aids. good goods Juvenile Ladies’, $10.00 • American Cadet Band. low prices. 1 Gonts’ 2nd Machigonne Tribe, No. 3. 50 men. Hand, $10.00 X Cogaweso Tribe, No. 5, 60 men. 1 Ch°iC6 Formosa 5 Hew, $18.00 Tolam Tribe. No. 15 men. Fine 2-° Teas* 30c, 40, 14, Daky iSrButtertter’ 2°° Fme Cooking 25 and 35c | requiiwjs.ee rriue, o. i./, OU men. Lean Smoked Sb u Molasses, gal 8 l-2c 10 Masconomo Tribe, No. 20 men. t bars Kirk’s Soap, 25 II IS, ; fh0uld0rs, Rockameecook Tribe, No. men. 95C California Prunes 22,75 SakV^ f 5 = Susquisong Tribe, No. 29, 20 men. 8c 10 lbs. Boiled If. M. PERKINS & II Berni Oats, 25 CO., No. 40 men. Best Rib Roast«°rk’f1, Sebascodegan Tribe, 30, Beef, 8, 10 and 12c 100 | Samoset Common Crackers, m 3 Tribe. No. 32, 60 men. Nice Corned Briskets prairie. and Flanks, 3 to 5c 6 pkgs. Best X 8 Free St. Scittergussett Tribe, No. 46, 40 men. Baking Soda, 25, : • sepidiw J_the Forequarters Spring 6 to J Great Chiefs and Invited Guests in Car- Lamb, 7c 6 lbs. Carolina Rice, 25, Corned Hocks and riages. BRYAN AND for Vice Ribs, 7c Sweet Crosby 10o TREATY. President and for the sake c Best Round Corn; d“ X»» Tbo will over A Steak, 12c to parade pass tlie follow- and $10,000 FEE. 15c Best Native Cukes, 1, harmony unity overlooked all mer ef ing route: Brown to to 700 bU‘ Free, Congress Tries To party considerations and made both Den: BeetS’ TurniPs’ Cabbage, Squash, 2, Explain Why Wanted It fo'lbs WHICH square, to to to ocratic It ni°n8> 2oc Best DOXOU PREFER ? Congress, Middle, Pearl, standard bearers our own. Will Be Paid the Doctor ’t Ripe Watermelons, 25c to 30c Ratified. Who At' 10in1h lbs. fine Sweet to the boat. VVe believe Potatoes, 25c Native Wild that by this act we hav 3 tended William Goebel, Blackberries, 8c bo: 1 not On arriving at the islands a fine list of only strengthened the cause, F but tha t _ will be in South Bend, Ind,, September 1.—Hon. in tne long run we have also urj^eCSv sports indulged and there has strength William J. Democratic enei our own Louisville, Ky., September 1.—One o: been ample provision made so that all Bryan, candidate party organization. W 0 Sti i'ke handsomest fees for the made his have laid down much ever paid a genera' who attend are assured of a time. Presidency,today second that the caus great brief visit practitioner for services in a JOHNSON of the case campaign to Indiana. might succeed and in its triumph w single & He will be received Dr. J. LAMBERT, THE MUNICIPAL COURT. arrived at a few minutes past four will triumph as well. by H. McCormici 24 TELEPHONE 393-5 of Bowling Green for his Wilmot Street. this afternoon, speaking at Da Porte en “While Lincoln did not believe i attendance up- A on William —-.- aug21d3t delegation of Cash Corner Indians Goebel after he was shot at ___ route, and here tonight. He wa3 enthu- abolition, his election means the endin y were in the -trankfort. Arthur Municipal Court Saturday, siastically received at both In of human slavery on this continent. I Goebel, brother of places. ^ the intent on the dead Governor and his devisee liberation of two of their the course of his remarks at Da Porte he the same way the election of under Brya th® has were said: will, placed a claim the squaws who captured morn- means the against ■ 1 Friday beginning of a new era i ;wuogo oooooo mm "ThfTtouiiWSid estate of Governor Goebel for ou;hk.,sV*= POkTLrtNO; MAINE. ing in company with two in “If a Republican tells you that a American politics. The $10,000 for young men, per Populist part ■Ur* McCormack’s manent debt is a was the services. Salt solution ani9eodtf the Boston & Maine yards, where the good thing,you tell him beginning of this movement an j j was used to replenish the blood lost ------cnartette had been that in all the campaigns of the past the is the impulse which carried it forward from j carousing for several i'i18 mortal We wound. Dr. McCormack and hours. In the Republican party has been bragging have grown until our principle 3 process the young men tfl® other physicians the worked r about how it off have mine pail the national debt permeated the masses of anothe incessantly § wer# one of them to a badly damaged, pre- insure prolongation of the and yet that today the great party and have thus made then 1 patient’s to the court a face Republican party life un was to senting which looked il he could be sworn In as | designed remedy the stands for> currency system that cannot our allies ia this campaign. Gov- © as though recently run through a steam ernor of Kentucky. When Arthur faults of other It is be for yoa cannot have “In the name of and for th , Goe- furnaces. permanent, bank humanity bel © laundry. They gave their namesas James arrived he requested Dr. McCormack the notes, secured by government cause of liberty, we call upon every j latest and best coal furnace bonds, peo to remain in Wade and Thomas Pic- pie to to the of the Frankfort with his brother Tierney, Betsey unless there are government bonds to se- rally support republi j *n the tou in its hour of between the world and not return to his in market. Self and Mary Phillips. Fined $5 and cure them. If a struggle practice Bowling j cleaning © Republican tells you it old forces of monarchy and freedom. Green. The doctor 1 secondary and one-fourth each._ is a willingly consented grate. Extra I primary, Tertiary Blood Poison costs, good thing to have a large “There are two sides to the con large lieatiug © Cured. standing only to do so and until Permanently \ou can be treated at Goebel died he worked home Edward the man who army,’ said Mr. “remind him test, Tnere is no middle of the road surface. under same guarantee. If you have taken Boyce, Ligonia Bryan, with Large flues. Either j Who does not to the him night and © mercury, iodide potash, and still was that when a give his full supply day. jj nave achei arrested Thursday night on the Republican President went cast or and Mucus Patches In cause of popular government is its ene brick lined Un- pains, Mouth Sore into office we had an | pot. © Throat, Pimples, Copper Colored charge of breaking and entering the house army of 25,X)00 my. was as a Spots Ulcers Populism organized pro HANNA’S rivaled on any part of- the Hair or soldiers and that test MOVEMENTS. for economy of fuel. body, Eyebrows of W. on Ellsworth that same President against th9 encroaching spirit 01 © falling out, write George Gray street, New j asked for a of monarey and mammonism And now York, September 1.—Senator Han- No dust. No We was He waived a standing army 100,000 sol- gas. solicit © arraigned Saturday. that success is in sight, we believe tha1 na closed P diers in December, and then re- virtually his work in New York COOK REMEDY CO. hearing and was held under $500 bail for 1898, everyone of our two million voters wll your careful examination of the for the present. He will © 328 Masonic Temple, for mind him of the fact that if we are to on election in favor of a not go to Chi- I j Chicago, 111., proofs the register day of cures. Capital S500,000. We solicit the September grand jury. cago before p.‘ Atlantic; also our Combination most have imperialism we will never have a government of the people and the pre- Wednesday and on Tuesday obstinate cases. We J.hare cured the 0n*warrants the worst alleging maintenance servation of the and he will cases in 15 to 35 days, book free. smaller army than we have now. republic.” Wednesday put In a little Ventilating Heater. Results © loo-page of [common nuisances, John McGovern. time at headquarters. UOV27dtf “If a Republican tells you that im- Guaranteed. Estimates Free. Our Martin Donnell and He does this 2^ heating expert is at your © Charles Burnham is same MADE A lilCH HAUL. beoause of his interest in perialism the as the expansion O service. were held for the court under the Republican state Q Superior that Jefferson sought for, you tell him Cheyenne, Wyo,, September 1.—lie- convention. qiTYQF PORTLAND. $300 bail each. It is currently that he that Jefferson wanted to expand the lim ports received from the trail of the Union reported pre- -*- © fers to have James was fined and costs its of the and Odell nominated, because Fahey $100 Republic to build up the Pacific train robbers state that the pos- g Xo ilie Electors of on the corporations which are sa.td city: a search and seizure warrant, territory into states and that he want- sees have surrounded the bandits in the contributing appeal- so largely to the ed to ed the Republican campai gn the Superior court and $200 inhabitants to be citizens and to mountains near the fund are all in Portland gave Colorado-Wyoming favor of Odell. He de- Stove Notice is hereby given that the Board of Reg- bail share In the the sires to see the Foundry for of constitu- State line at a as the g istration of therein. guarantees known Company, Voters will he in appearance place Hay- programme adopted by session at room benator Platt § numbered eleven tion while the Republican party has al- stacks, and that the desperadoes cannot safely through before he O Foot of (11), City Building, nine days WILL VISIT PORTLAND. goes away. Chestnut Street. © for the purpose of receiving evidence of the ready enacted a law in regard to Porto escape. qua iiicitiou of voters, He also feels that with J H. Man- beginning Monday, Au- Lieut. Col. Rico oseph Makers of gust 27th, and closing Joseph E. Maxliekl of the that rests upon the theory that out Everything points to the fact that the ley in Maine and ex-Senator Gibbs ATLANTIC Wednesday, September at Cooking Ranges. § 5th, 190). Hours—3 sessions daily: United States has side of the 45 it is better H Signal corps, who for states the President and robbers secured at least $100,000 in cur- Saratoga, for him to be 9 o’clock a. m. io l o'clock p, m. around over a until Gibbs at least can come 3 o'clock p. m. to 5 o’clock m. year been in service in the Philip- congress cave power as unlimited as rency of small denomination, which was *t p. back OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOO •• 7 o’clock until 9 o’clock in the evening, pines, is a son of Air. Joseph H. Max- any despot ever exercised in the sent to the also excepting on the last of said history being Philippines. They Perry S. Heath, secretary of the com day session fipld 11 A -/ 1 .#1 TV f_-O „1 J the when it of the world,” in be in New York (Wednesday, fifth) will not he in (Applause,) got $10,000 unsigned currency, which mittee,will during Sen- session nfterS o’clock in the ator Hanna’s aft-rnoon. tasreturned to the United. States and at The at South Bend was sent to the First National stay in the West. Repub- During said lime, said Board will revise meeting tonight being lican and headquarters will be closed from correct the Voting Lists; and the Wardens of present is in charge of the corps was held upon the courthouse bank of Butte. ^Signal grounds, noon today until said city shall be governed by said revised and office at Tuesday morning. Insure Washington, D. C., in the ab- Mr, Bryan had a fine audience, regard- More than 500 men are now on the trail your prop- corrected Lists, and no name shall be added to sence or stricken fmm said Lists, on said of elec- of General A. W. who is en- ess of the weather conditions. The of the all intent earning VOLUNTEERS TO day Greely, bandits, upon RETURN. tion and no person shall \ o'e at any election joying a two weeks1 furlough, Septem- speech was'a general discussion of the the $1000 reward The chase is similar with our whose name is not on said Lists; but the ber 7th Washington, September 1 —So far as erty Board of Registration will be iu session Sep- Col. Maxlield will leave Washing- issues of the campaign, but special at- to the famous hunt for the Curry tember the ton for the War Department has lOtn, the dav of election, for the cor- his home in Salem, Mass., where was any plans for rection of errors that ae tention given to the consideration of brothers in this same section about may have occurred dur- win meet his wife and sons the return of the volunteer for the local ing said revision. two..young Mr. defended this latter blew troops INSURANCE COMPANY agents. ™ are to him to this imperialism. Bryan his time last year. The up AUGUSTUS F. 1 B.,ard of accompany city Philippines, it is intended to commence OERRISH, tor a visit at the home of Col. Max- course in advocating the ratification of an car on the’Union Pacific and N READ. Registration express the homeward • | teid s movement about the’mid- Of London and ROBERT E. AHERN, ) of Voters. father, After a furlough of the peace that he consid- with though chased for Edinburgh, Great Britain, toree treaty, saying got away $50,000, dle of November. No Portland, August 21, 1900. weeks Col. Maxfield is to go to St, orders have yet ered it preferable to have the treaty rati- ten days by a small army of men. The aug2idtsep6 "lers, Yirginla, where he is to have been issued on the subject, but it will RALPH S. fied to another made the same of the indicates just The NORTON, otarge of the Signal station at that having by escape Curry gang take largest Insurance point, practically all of the ser- Company it better to how difficult the of outlaw bands transport parties, believing eliminate pursuit vice in the Trustees’ Sale of at the command of the department to world doing a fire business. STATE AGENT Valuable Prop- YOUNG LONG DISTANCE EIDERS; Spain from the question entirely. In this country Is. accomplish the return of the vo'- erty at Public Auction. if 31,000 AND Joseph, the 17 old son of Mr. Hen- “Deny you dare, the doctrine that unteers between the date ADJUSTER. year FAVOR LOUISVILLE. named and The Trustees for the benefit of the bond- all men are June 30th of next *T R. SStickney, arrived home from Sears- created equal in the Philip- year when their term r~7 lolders of the Portland Automatic Scale Com- 1.—In the con- of service expires of Total )any will sell at auction, at 59 toount at seven pines and you are to find your- Milwaukee, September by operation liw. It Assets, public Kennebec o’clock Saturday evening, going is the $70,325,675 17 Exchange St Portland. Maine, the vention of the lire insurance agents today Intention of the department to itreet, former office of the made selves unable to maintain It here,” he marl2M,W&Ftf mmpany. on Thursaav the Wing the entire trip on his bicy- return the organizations in the same twenty-seventh day the of the commitee on resolutions oi September. 1900. at 2.30 o’clock p. m., ail the cto. a distance of said. “Once destroy the doctrine and report relative order as were about 125 miles. He left they shipped to butents, patterns, moiels, manufactured was The the 1 are all at sea. We are in advance of adopted unanimously. reports islands, thus as near as WHc.N IN DOUBT, TRY stood the test of nachines and stock in ^karsmount at 6.80 o’clock Saturday you equalizing (' August 27th. iron. would not the adopted and that proper jnst the oonlv * Send£?*? Vfor Pr b°£ tb°XeS' WJth, ale, exchange American gov- by retirement of General Joseph money,#5-oo. free book. Address. PEAL MEDICINE SETH L. ) Diace of hold- CO., Cleveland, 0. LAKEABEE. Tru3tees- SECRETARY HAY ALL RIGHT. ernment for all the that had ev- rates be promulgated. The Wheeler. Sold BRYCE M. empires only by C, H GUPPY & CO.. 463 St. EDWARDS,) the next convention was left to the Congress aug29dtd m0nSord> H., September 1.—Hon. er existed. If the President could haul ing aha to decide, but the _-j___ Hay, Secretary of State. tele- down the American flag In Cuba, 200 jxecutive committee Senator William E. Chandler The graphed miles could members seemed to favor Louisville. rom this away, he certainly haul i t Newbury forenoon, denying jonvention sine die. toat he had been seriously 111. The Sec- down In the Philippines, 7,000 miles adjourned totary says: was “My indisposition way. EIGHTY-THREE PLAGUE SUSPECTS SPECIAL Silgnt and FOR lam now in my usual health.” IT WAS SUBLIME. THIS WEEK ONLY. 1.—The Lincoln, Neb., September I.—Vice Glasgow, Scot., September A of Terror. a notifi- Night Chairman Edmlston and Secretary Edger- nedical health officer has issued sation to the effect that another plague "Awful anxiey was felt for the widow tons of the Populist national commit- Cabinet Photos “Carbon ■the 1 was admitted to the hosital this Finish,” brave General Burnham of Ma- tee, have issued an address appealing for suspect when the doctor said 6he un- ! saia®i Me., support of William J. Bryan and justi- morning. There are now 83 persons $2.00 3X>OS£M5:i>T. ^le from Pneumonia before morn- ^S-!H3Cil“TJI_auf3L3Ft $6.So WORK, un 1 ler observation, necessitating the open- 3 writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who fying their endorsement of Adlal E. * "LeiMed of a second house. Some style of MADE her that fearful night, but she Stevenson as Vice Presidential candi- ng reception £!l(?to* “n,„e large Photograph,” FKEE with every sitting. Onr Studio is the largest and for Dr. >f the earlier patients are improving. if5*,0-0 EJ*hili?» JJPW fagged King’s New Discovery, date. The in says: 1 l n,e m Portland. We address, part, V10 Largest successfully and ” Old .ever Before in this cured her of consumption. After Approximated city. she slept all night. Eurther use Vice Presidency, the People’s party gave Mr. Pleasant-House, N. H., September ntireiy cured her.” This marvellous a sublime Illustration of the renuncia- ..—Taylor, the English golf champion, wiiclne is to cure all Throat vas beaten the best ball of Archie guaranteed tion of partisanship. We had already by ^ud Lung Diseases. Only 50c and iraham and Thorn, the local profession- nominated Mr. Bryan as our candidate for 11 nj Trial bottles free at H P. S. , il this afternoon, the score standing < °°id’8 drug store, 677 Street' President. We had nominated Mr. Towne for the best ball at the end of 18 holes. 1 SMITH PHOTO Congress up CO., 27 Monument Sq yare. —— __ FINANCIAL. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. sheriff:s office in their hands they can many get into line with the United MISCELLANEOUS. I France and the better TELE PRESS. elect the next Mayor of Portland. States, Russia, both for England and for Germany. C3r35md: TEEEATIIE,"^. The Horton law—the New York statute MOMBAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1900. SENSE OF PROPRIETY. The Handsomest Summer Theatre in America. that lights under the permitted prize (Waterville Mail.) — FOR guise of boxing matches—has come to an TKUAlSt It needed no denial to convince the TREMONT THEATRE STOCK COMPANY, end and none too soon. There is no DAILY PRESS- average person that the Hon. Arthur third wbbk:. that the “mills” that have Sewsali has not deserted the Democratic of Robertson’s Military Drama, the end of question Grand Production the year, $G In advance or $7 at By been given under its auspices for two party. Mr Sewall has too much political the year. * pride for that. He is In sympathy with INVESTMENTS years past in New York and vicinity By the month, 50 cents. very little that Democracy at present ~~“Q XJ have proved very corrupting, The stands for, and believes in most of the of the exhibitions was not their set forth in the Picturesque Scenes—Thrilling Incidents. Is delivered at these rates brutality principles Republican WE OFFER The DAILY PRESS but and Presented J. H. Florence Rockwell and tlia entire Tremont Stock feature, The which platform, political propriety by Gllinour, Company. to subscribers in all parts of only bad betting Matinee Labor afternoon at 2.45. Every evening at 8. Seat* for every morning good taste would forbid a man like Sewall Special Day. Every any per- South Port- one concomitants was ex- tliis can be secured now. Portland, and in Westbrook and was of their to turn against the candidate with whom formance during engagement N® Advance In Prices. land. ceedingly demoralizing also. We are he ran only four years ago. Mr. Sewall Telephone 615—3. of — Co. ticket office. Seale prices as MAINE STATE PRESS (Weekly) Inclined to think that the of has a^son, however, who is a warm Re- Bonds, Reserved Seats for stile at Casco Bay Steamship usual. frequency Municipal be a tree Adults when buying scats for any matinee will upon request given adjoining seat the $1 ;u advance, or $1.25 at the two publican. seat Casco By year, these exhibitions for the past years A for a child between the ages of four and twelve with eaoit purchased. Bay .stoam- end of the ers Wharf at 7.30 for and at 2.15 lor matinee year. has served to dull somewhat the edge of will leave Custom House evenings performance*. For six months, 60 cents; for three months, FOR HUNTINGTON’S PL 1CE. Water Works Bonds, interest in and in this SBceius public prize lights, way may have been productive of M. E. Ingalls, a Maine Born Man, it is small Sid delivered some little but UNDERWOOD are SPRING? Subscribers whose papers not good, compared Railroad Bonds, Among Those Mentioned. or a moultlnc promptly are requested to notify the office of with the evil which has come from them. CONDITION. ..._ A Beautiful Paik on the Share of Casco No. 07 Exchange street makes the Breezy Say. the DAILY PRESS, condition, plumage grow quick- ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEK. Andre started in his ballooi to reaoh ly and gives the gloss so attractive iu show Bank Stock. Portland Me. New York, September 1.—Speculation birds. the pole at 3 p. m. on July 11. 1897, over 'FTTF! ZFr^XJIgiSTTJEJSS, as to who will succeed the late Collis P. which has CAROLINE 11. NICHOLS, Conductor. are town three years ago. The buoy Patrons or the PRESS who leaving in the of the out seven Huntington presidency “Tho Woman’s Orchostra, Par Excellence.”—N. Y. Sun. may have the addresses of their just been found was thrown Sheridan’s temporarily Southern Pacific railroad was renewed America’s Greatest Organization of Women players mes- changed as often as they may desire by hours after'his departure. Two -^CONDITION papers with added zest the Will Give Concerts in the Auditorium at 8 and 8 p. m., aud iu the Cusino at than this yesterday by publi- notifying the office sages sent out by him later at G m. cation of a dispatch from London which rowd@r G.15 p. m. Sundays p. were found long ago. One of them was 3 will make chickens healthy and keep asserted that the new president would be them to the mark. Slakes young & Go. up H. M. a and was dated g VAUDEVILLES borne by carrier pigeon, a man not 3 for October egg Payson C. J. GORMAN’S POLITE who had hitherto been iden- pullets early layers home iu connection with tho Concert! at 3 and 8 p. tn. State Sept. 10. July 13 at 12.30 p. m., or nearly two days tified with the management, >1 prices. If you cau't buy It near 32 EXCHANGE ST, will give their refined Entertainment Election, Monday, we will send one 25 cents; Electric Fountain will play during the entertainment. was “When Mr. was .1 package lebddtf Superb after his ascent. The other which Huntington pinched 21b. can six, #5.00. live, $1.00; $1.20; A dmisalon free to patrons of the electric road. Reserved seats for the entertainments was in the panic of 1893,” it was cabled, “he i'l Ex. Sample poultry paper free. Noy. 6. a letter buoy, found last year, paid. 10 cents each. Gars leave head of Elm atreot every llfteen minutes, aiteraoon aud eveuiug. Presidential Election, Tnes., was forced to let go a large part of his I. S. JOHNSON & CO.. Boston, Mass. he had been in the air Excellent shore dinners at the Casluo. thrown out after securities to raise money. Messrs. Speyer seven hours and tifty-five minutes. It will advanced him large sums. The Southern REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. I Pacifio stock whioh then be seen that the buoy just found bore an they obtained, together with their recent nurohasss. give date than the messages earlier proceeding these bankers a controlling interest in RIVERTON PARTC adds from him and therefore nothing the road. While Mr. Huntington was EQUITY FRAGRANT MYTH FOREST PERFUMES. For President, JURISDICTION, to our information in regard to the alive Messrs. Speyer were content to BONDS. have him keep the presidency, although aeronaut and his voyage. In addition to to sale:— they believed a change in the manage- We offer, subject these three one other relic of GORMAN’S GREATEST VAUDEVILLE William McKinley messages, ment of the Southern Pacifio was advis- PLEADING and PRACTICE ■Washington County (Maine) 4’s due 1923-1928. STARS, has been found. This the able.” of Portland 4's due 1902-1912. INCLUDING Of Ohio. the party ^is City 11 It was added that while James Speyer City of South Portland 4’s duo 1903. / empty buoy found on September last, 4’s to 1904. was in the news came of Mr. Town of Capo Elizabeth due 1901 --- Charles island. Europe due 1919. THE CHEAT ROSA NAVNON on the north side of King and that Mr. City of Augusta 4’s Huntington's death, Speyer m FORMS & PRECEDENTS, City of Belfast 4’s due 1918. For Vice President, It is the marked buoy called to er the va- specially and his brother decided off Town of Yarmouth 3 1-2’s due 1902 to 1900. and Her Troupe of Trained Birds. the “North Pole buoy,:’ which Andre cant presidency to a man “who is now City of Cincinnati (Ohio) 5’s due 1910-1930. of one of the roads in of Urbana (Ohio) 4 1-2’s due 1900. intended to throw out when passing president greatest ....BY.... City MATUS’S ROYAL HUNGARIAN Theodore Roosevelt the East.” Lucas County (Ohio) 4 1-2’s due 1904. ORCHESTRA, the Pole. As it contained no mes- Water Co. 4’s due 1927. North Guesses at the identity of the man Poitlano Rendering 4 Grand Concerts Dally. Of New York. Watertown Water Co. First it 1b believed to have drifted away were rife all in Wall (Mass.) Supply sage day yesterday street, ’ 6’s due 1905. Iortgage All Attractions Free to Patrons of tho Cars. Reserved Seats 10 Cents. Cars leave head of from the after the collapse of but according to the best information Water Co. First Mort- wreckage ROBERT TREAT WHITEHOUSE Framingham (Mass.) Preble Street 15 mlnutos. obtainable the London story was an irre- 4 1-2’s due 1925. every the f age For Governor, expedition. sponsible one. Portland & Cape Elizabeth Ry. First Mortgage M. E. Ingalls, president of the Big ’s ((assumed by Portland R. R. Co.) due 1915. Mr. Is still troubled his ad- of Hie Cumberland Bar. St. First Bryan by W. H. Truesdale, of the Medfleld & Medway (Mass.) Ry. JOfilN F. IIILL. Four; president due 1920. vice to Democratic Senators to vote for Delaware, Lackawana and Western, and ] ilortgage 5’s culSm Grand Rapids Ry. Co. First Mortgage 5’s due M'CULLUM'S THEATRE, H. Jr of the Paris treaty. Saturday night he Wm. Baldwin, president the 1 916. MANAGEMENT 5! 11. HARTLEY McCULLtM. Long ^Island railroad, were each report- PUBLISHED THIS DAY BY Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Ry. First Mort- For Representative to Congress, again attempted to justify it, this^time ed in turn to be the choice of the Messrs. ;age 4’s due 1946. EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS WEEK. explaining that he desired to eliminate Speyer. There was practically no basis Denver City Tramway Co. First Mortgage 5 s 1919. AMOS L. ALLC1V. Spain. As matter of fact Spain was for these rumors. lue Special Extra Matinee MONDAY AFTERNOON. Erie Telegraph & Telephone Co. Collateral A Tribune was informed in a Presentation oi bound to do whatever we demanded reporter by Crust 5’s due 1926. Manager McCullum Presents His Excellent Company Superior the Famom in that no definite se- & Comedy Success. a'person authority Power Co. First 5’s whether she wanted to or not. She did LORING.SHORT HARMON,: Niagara Falls Mortgage FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. lection had been made and, moreover, auglB eocltf < lue 1932. not want to part with th9 Philippine s that a meeting of the directors to fill the corres- At Large—Joseph O. Smith of Skowliegan; --j Particulars upon application ; but we told her she office would not be held for some time. solicited. George P. Wescort, of Portland. must and she did. pondence The men who had been of as First Dist.-Charles F. Libby of Portland. She was of course a to the spoken of party treaty, to succeed Mr. I-N-C-OG. Second Dist.—James W. Wakefield Bath. said likely Huntington The best comedy production ever made at McCulIum's Theatre. Third Dist.—Fred Atwood, Winterport. she signed it, but we dictated every they had not been consulted about the of the United Statei Hotel 10 minutes. Round ticket* on Fourth Dist.—Almou H. Fogg, Houlton. word of it as wo wanted it. There matter. Cars leave In front every Trip just to theatre only 20 cents. Reserved Seat* 10 and 20 cents extra. Private “You cannot deny this rumor too em- the cars admitting would have been no more difficulty in seating six persons, 50 cents each seat. Tickets on sale in advauce at Sawyer’s store was what Air. Truesdale SWAN&BARRETT, boxes, phatically, Telephone No. 535-2. CUMBERLAND COUNTY. getting Spain to agree to a disposition of Monument square. Is had to say, while Air. Baldwin dismissed middle Secure Seats Early in Advance. The Demaud Very Large. the similar of 180 St., Senators—Harry R. Virgin, Portland, Philippines to that Cuba, Inquiries with the terse remark, “I have Thurston S. Burns. Westbrook, than in getting her to transfer her sov- heard nothing whatever about it.” The PORTLAND, ME. Joseph Y. Hodsdon. Yarmouth, Vanderbilt officials said that if Air. augl8dtf FINANCIAL- ereignty over those islands to us. Mr. THE FALMOUTH CHORUS Winburn S. Staples, Bridgton. f had been it was not T. Whitehouse. Portland. Ingall3 approached Attorney—Robert Brj m's explanation looks like an after in their knowledge. Jnder the direction of Prof. Rf.ubf.n Mer- Sheriff—Oren T. Deipeaux, Portland. rij.l of will Its At rate Is a said: “The new Lawrence, give Judge of Probate—Henry C. Peabody, Port- thought. any it very lame James Speyer presi land. one, and will relieve him from the re- dent of the Southern Pacific has not beeh Register of Probate—Joseph B. Reed, Port- elected and until he is I do not ANNUAL CONCERT of the ratification yet, Trust Mercenlile rprust Co., Portland Go,, — — land. sponsibility securing care to mention the name or names of AT THE P. Gorham. commissioner—George Plaisted, of the treaty in the opinion of no person those under consideration. The direc -AND.... Treasurer—James M. Thompson, New Glou- tors will determine who he will be,” cester. who is familiar with the facts In the case. FIRST PARISH CHURCH. FALMOUTH, added that no date had OF PORTLAND. We imagine that if Mr. should Mr.Speyer been Bryan fixed for the and that was Hotiday Evening, Sept. 3, at 8 O’clock, meeting there y tell the whole truth it would appear that a REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. no need of haste, as the road was in no J.y-7 Frl&Mon The ehorus will be assisted by the following political motive influenced him to a way suffering under the present condi- irtists: Mis* Katherine Ricker, Dr. H. N. Nickers on, Mr. Albert B. Hall, Mr. James larg8 extent. He wanted to make the ulti- tions. Tliis Company lakes pleasure Charles H. Tweed, second Sale L'hompson, violinist, and Olliers. Admission vice-presi- SEPTEMBER 3. mate of the a Vaults, 45 Reserved seats 35 cents. A Cents, special disposition Philippines dent and counsel of the re- Deposit lint it is now* general In road, announcing car will leave Portland, corner Congress and Curtia Guild, at No. Berwick. in American In this he fused to discuss question politics the reports, except to / Elm streets, at 7 o'-dock. Tlckeis obtained at Amos L. Allen at No. Berwick. 87 and 89 St. located in is new banking succeeded, though at the expense of con- say that so far as he knew they were GOOD, >1 Exchange l iessey. Jones & Allen’s will secure admission John Barrett at Harrison. baseless. to the concert and ti free ride from the err to sistency. entirely rooms situated iu flic Boyd Richard Webb at Harrison. Several prominent railroad men ex- ; CLEAN : the church. aug27dlw Cushman K. Davis at Saco- pressed the belief that H. E Huntington Block, at tlie corner of Middle Saco. It appears that neither Kussla nor the Capital Stock, $200,000 Walter C. Emerson, would succeed to the presidency of the AUCTION >.UlKv Sts. With its im- G. W. Atkinson at Springvale, United States intends to withdraw its South Pacific, despite the many rumors : coal: Surplus and Protits, 175,000 and Exchange to the SEPTEMBER 4. troops from China at present, but only contrary. proved and commodious quart- F. 0. BAILEY & Auctioneers. ► for saves the < Total Deposits, 1,800,000 By CO., from Pekin. will remain cooking purposes John Barrett at They probably ADOPTED BY THE OJIBWAYS. the endeavor Raymond. cook and housewife much annoy- ers Company will Robert T. Whitehouse at Raymond. at Tien Tsln until the Chinese question y Administrator's Sate of M ch'nerf. Stock.etc Sault Ste. 1. ► W. Atkinson at Lebanon Centre. Alaire, Alioh., September anco on baking and when Grade Bonds for to furnish its customers every at ws G. is settled, and a stable estab- *’ days, High On We ineaoay. Sept. 5th, 1040 a. m„ government —Garden nine miles from the Specialties:— Amos L. Allen at Lebanon Centre. River, a shall sell ttie machinery, slock and tools of the lished. Whether the other will cooking big dinner for company > Interest Paid on for tlie powers “Soo” on the Canadian side, entertained Investment. Deposits. possible facility prompt, late Allred Evens at 4v» Union *■ < street, consisting SEPTEMBER 5. also withdraw from the remains a distinguished party of visitors or the family. There is In of one five horse power Little Giant capital todav, nothing and efficient handling of all part when Aliss'Alice Al. and Mr’3. ► motor, work benches, pattern makers tools, John Barrett at So. Portland. to be seen. As far as we are concerned Longfellow like our for cook- < G. of Honeybrookcoal WM. G. DAVIS. Prut. band saws lathes, jig saw, counter shafts, bell- J. Thorp Cambridge, Alass,, were ^ end Robert T. Whitehouse at So. Portland. it makes little difference. Our alms can It JAS. P. Vice Prrit. their banking business, lumber. etc., etc. order of of the on whose reser- , iagr purposes. gives general BAXTER, ing. sliafliDg. By D. E. Moulton at So. Portland. guests Ojibways, IIAKRV BUTLER, Tre»». CLARENCE W. PEABODY,administrator be as well accomplished with our vation the settlement is situated. Airs. i to one. ► accommodation will be G. W. Atkinson at W. Buxton. troops satisfaction every JOSHUA C. LIBBY, A«»t. Treas. every sep3d3t of the Estate of Alfred Evans. at Tien Tsin as at and we shall Thorp and Miss Longfelljw are Amos L. Allen at W. Buxton. Pekin, daugh- TRUSTEES. extended consistent with a ters of the famous author of “Hiawatha,” be less likely to be drawn into any Ku- W m. G. Davii, Franklin K. Barrett, SEPTEMBER 6. and Garden River is the ancient seat of I broad and conservative fT^oT^bailiey&Tca wnion > Jas. P. Baxter, Sidney VV. Tliaxter, policy ropean complication may arise, we the who ruled a Ojibway kings, hundred Win. W. CJias. F. Libby, Edward Brown at Baldwin. Brown, Payson have little doubt, however, that even years ago, when the nation was supreme J. C. WHITE COAL Walter G. Davis, A. H. Walker, of management. Auctioneers and Commission fiereLaiih Edward C. Swett at Baldwin. among the aborigines. The last of these 00., Clin*. O, Bnucroft, Geo. F. Evans, tually the other powers will follow the and Salesroom 4i> t.xcbange Street. John Barrett at Limerick. kines was the father of the Ghief Hub. ii44 St. j Frederick lloble, Clinton L. Baxter, Correspondence personal \ Commercial / G. W. Atkinson at Limerick. policy adopted by Kussia and the United who David YV. Snow, Harry Butler, wuk-Jlnini, gave to Longfellow the eodlyW.FM, interviews arc invited. r. o. BAU.Uk. c. W. ALLSv States and withdraw from the „ jiviadtf cordially Amos L. Allen at Limerick. capital. legends on which “Hiawatha” was based. ^ roan e tf The are The fact is that unless such withdrawal poet’s daughters accompanied :-rr TIIJEJ = SEPTEMBER 7. by a party of or ten, and for the takes place, and the Chinese government eight last two weeks they have been camp- 1804-HEBRON ACADEMY-1800 Edward Brown at New on Payson which fled the approach of the allies near on Gloucester. ing Desbaiats, one of the Islands is allowed to return and establish itself in the extreme northwestern of Charles P. Mattocks at New Gloucester. part WM. M. Coeducational, quiet, healthful location: about 30 MARKS, MONEY LOANED. of there will be no government with which Georgian Bay, miles southeast National Bank special filling school lor Colby College; right Curtis Guild at Gasco Bridgton. of Garden River. This place Is supposed certification at Brown, Wellesley and -mith; Walter C. Emerson at to treat. The allies might be .OF. anu Bridgton. possibly to have been the scene of many of Hia- splendid academy budding gymnasium, John Barrett at South Berw'Ick. able to set one but it others fo hath, steam heated and up to date in every re- up, would last prob- watha’s exploits, and a few days ago the Heirs and desiring Chas. E. Smith at Blddeford. Card MAINE. spect; Sturievant Home the linost girls’ dormi- so as Ojib'ways.who are the PORTLAND, on REAL ES- on ably only long foreign bayonets entertaining Long- Book, borrow money tory in New England, steam heat, baths Richard Webb at Blddeford. were fellow party,gave a dramatized version of floor, electric etc.: board, rooms, Horace H. Burbank at South Berwick. behind it. When they were with- AND- household furni- every lights, “Hiawatha” for their guests. It was TATE, NOTES, heat ana lights ib this dormitory $3.50 per drawn it would fall and treaties made an out-door and realistic. 1824. Business strict- week, catalogue free. Address SEPTEMBER 8. production Incorporated ture, pianos, etc. with it would not be worth the paper On Wednesday night Miss Longfellow confidential. W. K. SAUUKXT, Pilti. John Barrett at Berwick. and Mrs. with the other ly Hebron, SI*. they were written on. Unless the powers Thorp, members CAPITAL AMU SURPLUS G. W. Atkinson at Berwick. of the party, who were descended from Full Term Opens Tuesday, September are to permanently administer Chinese 1900. Edward Payson Brown at Brunswick. the poet, were adopted Into the Ojlbway JOB PRINTER, li, J)yl4d2m Charles P. Mattocks at affairs must with the Brunswick. they negotiate nation, The following morning Miss PRINTERS’ EXCHANGE, Curtis Guild Jr. at Underwood Spring, reigning dynasty, and in order to do Longfellow presented her hosts with a afteimoon, handsome portrait of her father framed ‘•>7 1-2 St., Portland Loan that must it Exchange Shawmut they permit to reoccupy the ONE MILLION Go., Henry Cabot Lodge at Underwood in birch bark. This will in the If if hang Spring, afternoon. capital. negotiations fail, satisfac- council house at Garden River. 68 MARKET ST.. PORTLAND, ME- Edward Payson Brown at Underwood tory guarantees for the future, and in- FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. may 5(1 tf Spring, afternoon dem nity for the past cannot be secured, THE SULTAN CONGRATULATED. All orders by mail or telephone promptly Amos L. Allen at Underwood Spring, attended to. »epi22oedtf DOLLARS. afternoon. the powers then may have to adopt some Constantinople-. September 1.—The 24th Edward C. Swett at Underwood other policy. But under present condi- anniversary of the accession to the throne V1TH ERICAS Fred Austin Tenney of Port- Spring, USED WASHED STAMPS. »» afternoon. of the Ottoman empire of Sultan Abdul land, County of Cumberland and State of tions the proper course would clearly bis d r ucci.1t for the leadership of Uncle Sam in the (lives Relief at once. for CHIC II be elements that will tuHe of the war on the guaranteed in every instance. I relievo hun- KSTKK’S K NO I. Is II want the prohibi- department ques- in KK1> urwl pacification of China. Germany is equa- tion dreds of ladies whom 1 never see. Write for Cold metallic boxes. Rea led of the army canteen. with bln ribbon. no tory law enforced What the Democrats ly dazed. That Kussia, the land- the Nasal Passages. >N further All letters Tuk« ot her. lt,ru»o great COLD HEAD Gen. Corbin says that to the particulars. truthfully Oimecmi.-* S,,l,«tllii Sisters, (The of aS th° the most important in the relation it holds to the Tt*c-Tn ‘,Colored Nightingales." good will of our 5 Smff suF0rbly- Tho thi* Fadettes will Presentation of Facts Tourist patrons and. the popularity of the « Flay by and “request" programmes announcement Now begins to think of fro will be made Rev. Mr. getting home ^.ue Bovard. lhe vacation Is almost Ume t0 time- This is the last over. Now of week thOUglit, wllat 8hall I take seasou and I* back with me as a souvenir? Right those who are Atlantic % Bboou going hexe let us advise you to bo on hand make it before the best seats Something durrable as well as attrac- aiare A all tive. So taken. many things In or silver not gold necessarily expensive—that one NOTE. History of Efforts Made In Maine I *?,*• art) undecided why f to liot allow Ufc> to make a few sug- gestions. *» Range. Linthicum scmfT^ (Mrs. John W. Bank- Enforce the Law. -*- Montreal with her mother for save money in first $ Bea0h- The as- save S( company cos<; money in "tUC,kot0 at tho Geo. H. repairs. station to bid her good- Griffen, You the ^ Ij rYouget repairs when you £ Bpread is felt Mr 'X?de sympathy for JEWEI4BR, t^ankson. need them |p you have Her husband’s grave at Majority of the Voters # an Koyal Cemetery was literally cov- 509 CONGRESS ST. I “Atlantic.” Retailed at *r°|nt"with Favor J flowers. Noticeable among Prohibition. the Foundry Wholesale S W6re a c°mbined cross 1100 §Y THt and COP»rt'v»nT PAOC TfeH 4 QAM ULk cO. CINCINNATI Store, 0 auol0^015088from the members f of Manager Indicate? 10_r To me it seems the feign of Undon Stock and Co., a pillow insincerity and that men are exploiting 1 Foot of Chestnut WHITE LOGIC Jose’s liowers moral laws for immoral Street- hearing the words, "Ring purposes. What < | Uo^-51 Vf large Congregation Present we need today in the state of trom bis brother at Maine is DWIN actors of the more conscience on the { FORREST was once cl part of the people drilling a win-Melville Co. Yesterday’s where the individual heart'touches God! * PORTLAND stupid Meeting. lhe kind of STOVE FOUNDRY 00. super.” In atheism we dread .is the 1 \ practical despair Forrest atheism. We want somebody exclaimed: the who will island season strike a blow now. We want <~ant an oar of you say it as I legal suasion and an oar of mor- said ai suasion, ‘‘’hen there i3 a dp?” “No,” H* * positive side NEW “ ®etn An and 1 ADVERTISEMENTS. tlle man Unusually Good One. A believe that we must look to ^ i if I congregation that filled it that —mmwmwmm » mm Man could, would I be nearly every there shall be furnished § seat was to ;the people working present at the afternoon meet- aces a pi tor social enjoyment without this for $5.00 week?” of the If you a ing Congress street Methodist terrible evil. When the time comes asked rX’h8 season at the every cheap yellow island s is drawing to church to man will be found at his » yesterday listen to a stirring post as was the Maine to close case Central do but there are in R. soap the still Israel when R. work of many summer temperance sermon the Gideon was sent by Ivory Soap the visitors by pastor, Kev. reply exoept at Cushing’s W. V tindlthaf tyranny island,which S. Kovard. Several days ago Mr. Bo- will be T,bel?broken yo,u in ,VU well be: “If I has to Portland as it was in might could, would I begun show quite a departure of vard had for -FOR THE- sell for half as announced that he would speak Israel, forty years. Then there will people during the last few The be from this days. Ot- on the subject, “Bum Kule in liberty terrible monster and Ivory tawa Maine, what an influence for i Soap, being pure, costs bouse, the beautiful summer hotel Can the good our state will money, but Tyranny be Stopped?“ His ser- exert.” |BUcI,?” on this will .not more island, shut its doors to the mon was than a pure has to listened to with the closest at- || soap cost. public on Thursday after having expe- tention and at the conclusion of his speak- TWO rienced a most BURGLARIES. Stale excellent Fail business. ing of nearly an hour a ripple of applause -L’he warm weather that has prevailed was accorded the pastor. curing the week has had Thieves Ransack a beneficial & “The saloon be More Houses in AT effect power may likened to a on all of the other islands In the I LEWISTON, great monster, many headed and Portland. AND In the cast with MUSIC DRAMA. are the familiar faces of Dot harbor so that the exodus to the September 3, 4, 5, 6 and 1900. city has nuumerous heads in every direction, be- 7, Karroll, A. C. W. J. not yet been noticed Taylor, McDermott, at Peaks, Great Dia- gan Mr. Bovard. “He receives When Mr. and Mrs. Lillie this earth- Frederic C. Cush- Tickets will be sol i at THE DEVIL’S May White and Wells who mond and Little Diamond. These w™^'si)0,J Portland. AUCTION. Edythe Islands ly power at the hands of the ing returned from a residence Woodfords aud Westbrsok Junction lor. were on great drag- in the warmly received and the new com- iSaturday held nearly as a num- A point respecting the ‘‘Devil's Auc- large on, called the devil. Well may the country a few days ago, they found that ers. James A ber of public Devine, Ueorge E. cottagers as at any time the raise the in tion" and to Its Infinite credit, is tne ab- Mello, during question, ‘Is there a power fit their absence their house at 636 JJCurn- Bijou Mignon,Yetta Petes will be favor- summer. With the of to solute cleanliness of Its performance. beginning the cope with this monster’ ? Our language berland street, had been visited by bur- ably remembered. The went schools next Fran start to finish there is play with a week, however, many of the is not sufficient to describe this glars. Mrs. was the $1.25 not a soene, world Cushing first to da9h, and a list of families will have specialties In the third moved up to the city. monster. efforts have reach the house and situation,line,song, dunce,joke or "gag,’’ Mapy been made to she found it in a con- Including Admission. act made a hit. There were r-!'his has been a most We that would offend. ballads by delightful sum- crush him and I know of no better efforts dition which gave ample evidence that close at noon, but Lillie mer Tickets on sale May White and the beautiful in Casco bay and the season of 1909 than the Monday, September 3d, and The cast, with two con- those In the state of Maine; but al- thieves had been through in their we’ve so.d un;ll Friday. exceptions, will be tralto of will got many little September 7tii, good for re- Edythe Wells was heard to ad- go down in history as one of the best there search for turn uniil s ptember lOih. composed entirely of new faces, headed though have been many rounds valuables. Every room had by ! vantage. A and in ail extra Ren.ember the trains of the Maine Central R. song dance by Miies and respects. Especially noticeable has fought the has been ransacked. Bureau bargaiQs that should R. are that clever comedian and mimic, Richard fight just begun. Some drawers had the only ones runningjdirect to the Fair Miss been the run Mignon caught the crowd and Mc- long of line weather. There a been to Grounds, thus avoidiug all trouble of I.Brown, who will ns j years ago committee which was pulled out and overturned, their iQduce you assist us transfer appear the meta- ha^re across Lewlslon. Dermott is always good m his act. been very few and called the of contents and tramp stormy days committee fifty attempted to being scatereu on the floors. a Tuesday, and norpbosed donkey, Toby, In con- The iQ doing whole day’s Wednesday. Thursday Friday. performance all in all was a hardly any have obscured the s September 4th, 6th, «th and with Miss good one fogs beau- study the temperance legislation of the Mr.Cushing valuable desk was a 7th. regular and junction Rea trice Clements as wreck, business special trains leave Portland: and pleased tifnl’scenery. These characteristics have the iQ half the Special 8.'>5 a. the everybody. country. The members came to Maine burglars having almost demolished it m.. regular 8.30. li.OO a. in.. hero, Carlos. Miss Annie Lloyd as 12.60, 6.15 pm. “AT THE been the subject of very comment and the when broke usual *• P- BOOTH BY, GEO. F. EVANS snet the Miss WHITE HOUSE TAVERN." general first effort begun in this state was they it open. Entrance had tiri)e. milkmaid. Josephine G. P. & T. A. V. P. & among the many at the at been g! M. as people islands Bast Machias in the 1837. it was effected at the rear of the house dements Madeline, the Miss “At the White Horse Tavern" comes year sept3d4t heroine, this summer. and _ to called a serious on the in the hallway was an axe which Usage Torrance and William II. Lorella, the Jefferson Wednesday and Thurs- undertaking part Air. William Gordon, M. P., who has of moral men who wanted must hive been left the tiro old as the day of this week. The is to see if they by intruders. favorites, wicked Count story laid in the been FRANK M. LOW & spending several weeks at the Ot- could arrest the evils of When Mr. and Mrs. went CO,, International Co, Fortuno and the comic Pere Anioche Tyrol. In the Austrian almost in intemperance. Cushing away, Steamship Alps ta-wa left for his the I house, home Eriday I might cite cases to show greater part of the silver was removed Fill with the other members of the the shadow of the towering many the Men’s large mountains, night. His will this from the Outfitters, family go week. disregard which many at hous6 but a dozen tea cist prove most notable. near a river and is set the tavern people that ^spoons lake, f_Phfainliios nf Mi* nhurlm- Ur£»r»Q luff nnH MONUMENT AUTUMN --uv EXCURSIONS. » SQUARE'. .New ballet dlvertlseraents have been over-whose door hangs the sign of the **4UUAi5‘ t* iuuuriij ocwjr liUUVYllH and Mr. Lemuel have vacate! t of a the White Cushilng prominent merobant of Philadel- standing overhauling the burglari irranged under the direction of Alfred Horss. Through the their at Cushi and have re the September following excur- oottages ng's phia people attending drank The gave premises, these were not no sion rates will md Madam Phasey,ot the School freely. SVUSSS apply 10 points named below: Phasey THE BROTHERS tamed to their homes in Montreal. ticed. The GOODY’S : BYRNE. minister in writing about it said that he burglars were not particular dancing of London, con- —SELECT England, Air. Prentiss who as to SCHOOL OP— The Brothers wlth*a Cleaves, has been on 3 and the were the kind of took a From PortSand to of a Danse Byrne clever com- grave digger the only two spoils. They pair ing Grotesque In the first of the clerks at the of pany of comedians, Ottawa, goes back t ) persons at the funeral who were not in gold bracelets and packed a dress suit Shorthand Eastport St, IV. *,averr elaborate Chinese ballet in the pantomimists and & John, B., Ann A. to resume his studie 3 case with some of Typewriting nus been the head was also stolen and a office work’ ©5.50 Portland theatre on and Wednes- Linden, wait beoome convinced of the evils of lntem- variety or small ana will l>e aided iu de Pallet Itself Is ol 'Tuesday securing employment. Round Trip, Round liMCorp:? composed ear, ret urnea to articles. Just Tilp* day, 4 and with a t Brown University when ) perance had a barn and sent out when the robbery was com- especially selected September 5, special raising Miss Elinor S. Tickets good to return 30 days from date of young,pretty and clev- he is a student. Moudj, Proprietor, matinee on Mr. Joseph Wade, who word that he did not intend to mitted is not known. One of the Issue. er Wednesday. The play is a have any neigh- copy phees secundos and Dallerine,anO sep3d&tlm H. p. c. has been in charge of the bar, will leave on the occasion. bors noticed a or two before Air. and HKRSEY, Agt outside of musical farce-comedy with a spectacular liquors Men who had day NO, 80 EXCHANGE ST. grand opera Is the only pro the first of October for Victor,Col., wher< > been invited to attend said Airs. Cushing’s return that the back door Business of pantomime. Mr. John Byrne is a mas- they would Department-Miss Moody does auction real ballst In this and THE oountry. he expeot3 to locate In business with his not unless the of the house Avas but any every kind of and cleri- ter of the art of a that will go liquors were brought open thought that cal stenographic 'KL\nEEC.ARTEV, Amalia Maveroffer and Hilda Maccarl planning play worg. augi2deod2m Mr. Jame3 a Portland forth some of thd was 629 be full of mechanical the sudden ) cousin, Doyle, Thus it came about that some cit- family probably at the Forest Are., Woodfords, Siv* been engaged as dancers. effects, principal boy who went West a few izens house and so did not se of which is in the only years age thought that something should be investigate. A card Will Reopen Sept. 1900. Its “Devil’s Auction" this amusing extreme. THE Monday, 10, ^opens and who has since become a of found on The school scene the millionaire done to stop the evil The method was matches, the back door KINDERGARTEN, Personal itterncon at the yard In first act steps application may be made on Tues- Jefferson for three per- success of one 13‘i the leader through in the mining business. to everyone to absolute intem- of the houses nearby, would indi- Spring Slreet day afternoons at the room, or address formances. brings on the stage, and the pledge [ 'T’he chef, baker and cooks who have beer The cate that the b was in WILL RE-OPEN Mils Sarah many escapades of the boys in perance. result ^was ;tbat the ^con- urglary done the SEPTEMBER 10. M. Ilackrr, * THE tricking sep3eod2w GEM THEATRE, at the Ottawa,return to the of ardent night and that this house too had MISs HELEN M. COBB, Kin dergar tner. Westbrook. their worthy aster are ludicrous, indeed. Conservatory sumption spirits was reduced been of Music in Boston, The Training School for lime flies and two weeks of the en- The For several years one-third in the state of Maine and visited, although no attempt to enter It Kindergartners will human ladder is very well con- that re-open September 17. to have been at the bad Apply gagement of the Treniont !?tock they Ottawa every sum- a marked took in the apparently been made. NOTICE OF company structed and its combinations are most change place senti- ABBY N. NORTON, 132 Spring street. DISSOLUTION. lave passed ana mer. ment of the Just about BURGLARY ON d8t gone. apt; perhaps the dissolution of the won- pepple. this time CUSHA1AN STREET. au£dl__ This week comes a line old The Peaks Island house and the Coro- a man came from English derful horse and carriage in the first act Massachusetts to Port- The family of C. W. Pickard of Cush- The nado will close about the latter copartnership heretofore existing be- comedy that the theatres is the part ol land and within a very few was always packs most amusing of anytning. The years man street has been away for the sum- ween Samuel II. Pike and Otto the month, There have been few honored PORTLAND ACAOEMT Marriner, who whenever It is The name of act days with an election to the mer lave produced. by-play second is enlivened by a legisla- at the Cape. Saturday they returned been engaged in buying and selling junk the summer when Fall term "Ours Is a name to a during every room Id ture. This was in 1837 and the man was begins September 9 at the rooms : it Nos. 10 1' and it pet given famous very pretty dance, as well as some clever home and found that their ab- In Center St., Portland, uu- during Baxter building. of both sexes these two nouses has not been Idled. James As Pupils received ier the firm name m •vg.Miwuv, nu vy.i_i_nj*7AO UUU lUtSLl Appleton. the chairman of sence Private of S. I). Pike & Co. has this grotesque dancing by members of the someone had entered the house and pupils are received afternoon and eve- has been a have become so This remarkably good sea- the committee on ning. lor further particulars day been dissolved by mutual of popular with the people company. temperance he made a stolen a large amount of and inquire of cohsent hi son for stated clothing partners. A1 claims and that are ns bowling,” the veteran that tho law MISS K, A. demands clue lo the they claimed “Ours.” It Is a xne Doat scene, caps the cli- report prohibition be estab- other arcicles. In room of the PILES, Principal. nowaver, every ate firm will be collected of James A. Pine, Saturday “The lished. This made Residence 120 and pa d by the said ttiry love and war, of brave men and max of this and the night. report a profound im- house were found burnt matches Free St. act, quick changes showing Otto beautiful sport has become more popular than ever but the Portland, Marriner. women. Part of the scenes are from stateroom to stateroom makes lots pression proposed law did not that the break had been made the Aug. 25,1900. aug27eod4w this during In tne fntuie the same business laid In year. Ladies, especially, have taken pass. Put it was in 1841 and re- will be England and then the of amusement. The and passed time, The St a a ^ a regiment revolving final night police had not been --~ a great fancy to and have had in rum Ufc V KJ., VV HU Will 00 go« to the Crimea and tne winter of the is an effect bowling pealed 1846, many riots having oc- notified of the break camp collapse ship never Saturday night. pleased to receive the patronage of customers kseen many parties. Many of these ladies have curred as well as other troubles making a very truthful presenta- to be forgotten. The grand Roman statu- which of the late firm, become THE PUBLIC tion of war In experts.” the people thought were oaused the 212 MARGINAL WAY. SCHOOLS. that period of English his- ary in the last act is very effective, anti by Portland, August 31, 1900. A number of the members of tory There will b8 a the Tre- law. In 1848 the present law was enacted To the Editor the Press: special matinee on when they change to the statuesque poses of SAMUEL H. PIKE, Ubor mont Stock company, after the matinee and from that time to the aop3d3t» OTTO Day. Seats are now on sale for under the calcium they make present there 1800. MAKRIKER. lights very in Portland, September 1, ftery Saturday,went bathing in front of the has been a perfect maze of performancefnext week. pretty pictures. The acrobatic feats, in- legislation I was much pleased to read your arti- theatre and a either enjoyed pleasant time in to assist in the execution of the cle in t M’CULLUM’S THKATKE. cluding some new positions, are well per- | Saturday’s Daner in rea-ard tn th« | the water. law or make] its evasion easier. In .’84 Vaccination, formed. Comic, indeed, is the duel be- | Marginal Way. I fully agree with Monday afternoon the last week of the has not you Manager Goding yet decided thelfriends of the law tried to anchor it that it is season tween father and prospective and an unwise thing to of The public schools will commenoes at McCullum's thea- father, when the season at the Gem into dispose begin Monday, Sept- will close. the constitution oi the state; and al- the the the perplexing question of who Marginal Way at this time at a ember 10th. No pupils will he admitted who ! SOUVENIR tre) special extra matinee to “Gussie, Business nas Deen tine since the ! most serving coming every year since, temperance have not been do I belong to?” might be asked each legis- price that those who are it vaccinated. Parents are re- introduce several new faces who have re- by of the Tremont seeking company to Peaks. At lation has been enacted. While I believe quested to attend to this one of the audience for such a de- would give, and I venture the assertion matter before the tsently joined the company to local amuse- SPOONS. every evening performance during the that the result of this revolution has been that the opening ot the term. | of last ment and lightful jumble music, nonsense, mag- city government would not lovers, the famous comedy suc- past week every seat has been taken. a and that Maine | great victory Is the best Per order of the ic and is to a have seriously of such a as School Committee. A * o® that Is well pantomime enough turn thought thing Thous-nJ of Ail “Incog” known to thea- state in the union to cope with this | Them, SlerMng most sober head. gi- many of its members had of aug23dtd O, M. tre-goers as the vehicle years exper- LORD, Superintendent. that carried ACCUSED OF ASSAULT. gantic I am no means t monster, by blind ience in city affairs which is of i ver. 50c to $4.59 $ Carles Louis Clara great 237 names Dickson, Mann, Lip- RIVERTON PARK. Saturday afternoon officer Gil- to the fact that there is much needed to to the lists of voters. | man Special advantage. The present govern- and other clever artists on city 34 rapidly The star feature of the summer Riv- bert arrested a man in Lincoln assist the law, The excuses about the Saturday were registered and there Our stock is far the at park for ment is composed of many new members X superior to X road to fame and success. were two permanent erton will be the first in an assault on a seven physical system, that the must changes. park appearance attempted year old longings who would no doubt act In accord with X all others. Most * Incog” offers member of the cast any every Portland of the Great Rosa When taken to the station the be satisfied by liquor are the their subject Naynon, girl. man among [best judgment, but they lack ex- M A R R A (J h. 3* splendid opportunities and In and causes of X you Port- plot and her marvelous troupe of trained gave his name as William Smith, said Intemperance. Then £there is therefore want—Observatory, X instruction trop- perience, they should not pass It Is one of the funniest 45 custom of It Is In Portsmouth. N. X land Head ical birds, assisted by Mr. Clyde Philips, that he was years old and lived in Bid- thejsoclal treating. almost hastily upon a matter so vital as H., August 30, by Rev. Light, X forces ever the E. John Bug Light, staged. The lines are in some Henry iiovey, L. Gregory and Miss bright, and introducing the and most deford. Impossible quarters to entertain In fact no Charlotte A. largest __ Marginal Way. city govern- Bassett, both of Portland X Portland Bird’s X dialogue short, sharp and crisp and the until the stimulant of the in Harbor, Eye beautiful troupe of Australian and East social glass has ment should do so. Bangor. August 28. Pearl B. Wiley and action is AUTUMN VACATION TOURS. Miss * View of of necessity of the most been administered. We Thirza McKusick. Portland, Union Sta- X rapid Indian cockatoos, African and South look over the The council should In the consider the state Skowhegan, August 28, Win, B. Pierce of description. Mr. MoCullum will have Under personally conducted tourist and obtain X American macaws, and the only flock of country statistics on this tem- of affairs past and The Miiforu, Mas?., and Miss Josephine W. Smith tion, Longfellow House, X •he best of the present. Margi- of Henry Long- part in this play that he has system Pennsylvania Railroad perance In a of Skowhegan; W. Bosliau of Waterville imported genuine racer rantail pigeons in question. city 80,000 pop- nal Way was built at a cost of over and Miss Beatrice E. Foss of ♦ fellow’s had this a tour to $100,- Skowhegan. Birthplace, X season and ho is sure to delight company, Gettysburg, Luray ulation there were on In Longfel- the country. This novel feature will Saturday night 1075 000 for purposes of and re- Newport, August 25, Merton L. Brackett fo will development of and Miss low patrons with his comedy work in and Washington, leave Boston, Sep- men In saloons and on Newport Aurie E. Folsom of North Monument, Soldiers’ Mon- X to be the realization of artistic the next Sunday quirements of the near prove per- 14. future, which Newport. f display. May Thompson, the talented tember Rate, $35 00 Tour to Gettys- 75 of them In Coat of ♦ fection. These birds have been trained morning only were found In did not develop as as desired and Albion, August 22, Llewellyn M. Libby and ument, Arms State of an® Blue rapidly Miss Sadie J popular young Portland actress. burg, Mountains, Luray, the Shen- church It has been estimated that the Shorey. to perforin a series of the most fully city received from but a with ♦ »nown pictur- andoah parties X Maine, any subject in the professionally as Mary Drum- Valley, Roanoke,Natural Bridge, one-halt of the male In and feats population this nominal rental for many Now at a esque seemingly impossible Point years. t bowl. ♦ Hay, has been especially engaged Old Comfort, Arlington, Mt. Ver- state use In some form some DEATHS. jnonfl During the act Miss Naynon uses one, kind of intox- time when everything points to an Im- by MoCullum for non and October 9. Manager this play and Washington, Rate icating beverage. It Is a rare find mediate Thousands of Sil- f two, three, four, six and eight birds at thlngto realization of our hopes, it Is In Sterling bo seen in an of D. N. this city, Sept 2, Martha W.. widow of | excellent part. Lydia £76.00 Itinerary Bell, Tourist % hotel or that has not the double and fin- pharmacy associat- unwise to of it at a nomi- late Thomas 85 9 vcr with ♦ ^1Unott and single, separate displays, 205 hastily dispose Clark, aged years months 2 Novelties, Portland Harry Stanley aro two other Agent, Washington street, Boston. ad with it a violation of the day3. | a laws of our nal sum. Most ishing with grand aerial flight from the corporations look much from Merer-artists who will join the 3tate. This law violator behind the hotel Prayers her daughter’s residence, 1630 engraved on same. Hundreds company dome or rear of the in farther ahead than the Forest Avenue. Burial at } for this stago alighting BUY YOUR GROCERIES EARLY bars and the counters of the city. Most all New Gloucester Me | production. j drug stores In this city, September of articles to take beautiful in the arms of Miss Is never so as when in brains now run from Union station to 1, Joseph A. Hussev' pretty home groupings j MONDAY'. happy politics and aged 64 years 3 months 15 days. | J PECK S HAD HOY. \ble to intimidate the to ♦ Naynon, and making one of the grandest voters so that we Preble street. Coal pockets are to be built [Funeral Monday afternoon at 1 o' clock from S your friends. j Monday Is Labor Day and O. 'Ike will follow 103 Concord street, Pecks Bad was George sheep him. These are m Back interment at Windham. Boy” in town Safcur- and prettiest sights ever produced on the I Bay side, the Grand Trunk In this Shaw & Co.'s stores will be closed at but some of the ways in city, September l. Janies A., infant ay and out station soon son of John up his usual oapars on the stage pertaining to the feathered king- vhich“our are passenger to be removed to C. and Ellen F. McLaughlin, aired o clock liberties entrenched in of twelve noon, so be sure to have up i months. stage the Portland theatre to the dom. During the exhibition by the birds, mr state and city.Some say that we must nake room for increasing busi- great in as freight I» this city, 1, Agnes Maud, McKEMEY’S I orders as for Sept, daughter of of a your early possible ] •etreat and the law, In are to Might good sized audience which repeal Kansas less, have cold storage and Mary L. and the laie Charles Van aged UNDERWOOD SPRING. ve plants tassel, * °und fruit, bakery goods and fine groceries. find excellent remits and in our own 19 years, l month, 15 days. expression in uproarious laughter. many other developments that are itate you can see good results in the only [Funeral services Tuesdav afternoon at 2 LEADING JEWELRY will a on [ STORE, Underwood be popular place ( for certain to be o’clock, at her late 84 BUXTON. lountry towns. Our jails are filled with waiting things accom- residence, Grovo street | In this Labor and it is that the he victims of The loss of city, Sept. 2, Thomas W. Rayies, aged Monument Square. X Day, probable Intemperance and our plished. $25,000 is not so < Mrs. George Riggs (Kate Douglas 12 years, 11 months. aug6dtf a fct fine entertainment will j udges say that there is no room for the ] as to this < Shall We Have for Dessert ? draw great num- her annual arge prove disastrous should we [Funeral afternoon at 2.30 o’clock at his L Wiggin) gives reading for the c lealers. A of our ate 22 majority lot sell, Bet us wait and residence, Orange street. Tliis bers of people. In addition to the con- the c itizens are in favor watch the oom- In this question arises in the family every benefit of church at Buxton Tower of absolute city, Deering district, Sept. 2. Roval jronibition from a 3 and the 71 10 ay.' answer it Jel!-o. certs by the Fadettes, the now vaudeville corner on the of moral conviction. ng events, reap benefits and not iVilson, aged years. months. j f-etriis today. Try evening September 11th, afternoon to j laven’t you wondered why the bar asso- i them to another. [Funeral Tuesday at 2.30 o’clock at MISSION HIGH SCHOOL an^ healthful dessert. Pre- will have its first presenta- on jive ns late na a C-°118 programme or If stormy, the first fair evening c iation could meet in residence, 16 Brentwood street. 'n ^wo its annual gathering Candidates for m'uutes. No boiling! no tion. There will Careful Observer. [Cambridge paDers please copy. admission to the Hieh Schools Lli he the Gloakers, who there after. She will be assisted by Miss £ nd have such a as has been re- T fho do not *inff' add water and carousing At Grand Beach, Scarboro, Sept. 2, Emma already hold the regular promotion simply boiling * lorted, 1 am informed ( aras, will be to cool. are the most skillful baton Dorothy Bell, sopi'ano, a of the reliably ihat the THE Jonant, widow of Henry M. Payson. aged 70 examined for admission at the Flavors:—Lemon, manipulators pupil KEGISTKATION. I lhce of OniDge, tewspaper reports of that revelry and rears. [ the Superintendent of Schools, City and a in the world. have been at Keith’s j vocal Monsieur of ®**pbeny .Strawberry. Get pack- They ;reat teacher, Brouby t runkenness on that occasion were The Board of of In Hyannis, 'Uilding, September 7th, 1900, at 9 o’clock a. m. at by no Begistration Voters at Mass., September l, Ammi P your grocers 10 cts. theatre iu New and after en- Paris. ueans Rover, son of Frederick I. and Iva Per order of the today, York, this exaggerated. What does this thing I ts sessions last week M. Stover, School Committee. past added iged 9 years 3 months 7 days. aug23;itd O. M. LOiiD, Superintendent was a ten- t Irill TO LET. FOR MISCELLANEOUS. delightful selection and very and that amount was returned to SALE. FOR SALES. der and sweet. “Merioa’s Conversion'1 1 be local committee which furnished all 1 SOUTH PORTLAND. ri * he prize money. LET—A house and stable at No. 2 Ocean words inserted under tills SALE—Bargains in was and caused J L\\0 Forty Read City Property that- very good, great applause. The Will let or to- FORwill pay 12 cent on the supreme lodge will oontinue in Street, Deerlng. separate one iveelt for 25 cash in per investment ami Lucas was here a and it is 6 ether. Address J. H. 2 Ocean street. cents, advance. vac-.nt lots “dirt” cheap. Farm Mr. year ago, t ession until next Wednesday No action READ, lands we can 3-2 sell lower than they have sold In tne he will come next year. < if general importance was taken today. last hoped TIORSE FOR SALE—One good and sound years. We have a uumDer of desirable farms -—- HO tenement at Mr, John of New Haven has ar- n LET—Lower No. 156 Clark working horse, weighs 1300j perfectly for sale in Cumberland County. G. F. ai fy McKay L street; at No. 8CU8H- ANDER & TRICK Grooms, Inquire kind; will sell cheap; reason for selling, no CO„ 93 Exchange street. 3i-i Fat rived for a short visit, Mrs BADEN-POWELL’S [AN A Pure Cocoanut McKay ^ ST.3-l_ work for him. Apply at 10-12-14 Centre street. Another Theory About S. H. PIKE & SALE—Real Estate. We Ethel has been Pretoria, 30.—Gen.Baden-Pow- ri PO tenement. 7 bath CO.3-1 buy arnTseU The Most Heilthful (Miss Roberts), spending August LET—Upper rooms, FORreal estate or handle on commission Purest, Sweetest, ill, three or four attacked Gen. J L and shed. 18 and some time at her home with days ago, Sunny exposure. wilmpi and lodging take entire charge of properties for girlhood and s treet, BELL. 3-1 T^OK SALE—Boarding house, non-resi Material Mao'e the Logs. | Jrobelaar, near Warm Bathe, then Inquire at lower A 15 bath and steam dents, collecting rents, etc. Our Cooking her mother, Airs. Arthur Roberts, on containing rooms, heat. facilities for j jrepared to bivouac for the night. As The very best location in the central section of prompt attention to your wants uusu passod r It does Brown street. ( oon as it was dark Baden-Powell’s OLET—Nicely furn'slied room, large and city. Receive from room rental rooms Correspondence solicited. G. F. ALkxan’ For General Cooking-. 1[ alone, (5 airy, in good location, near first-class relained for owners in DER & CO., 93 Exchange street. not make A Miss Lottie Redlon of Buxton is a vhole force made a detour and at dawn quiet being use) $80 summer, 3P! anything Greasy. carding house. 15 GRAY ST., between Park $90 in winter. Best of reasons for of butter or vas 16 miles in Grobelaar’s rear. Baden- selling. SALE—Tlioso perfect superseder of her Aliss Sadie a nd State. FRANK B. SHEPHERD & GO., Real Estate having property for sale guest friend, Thomas, Powell the Boer line _1-1 FORwill find it to tlietr lard for frying and general cook- tapped telegraph Office, 45 Exchange street.l-l advantage to call and at for some 1 io an re- r DO LET—Two rooms in cen- see us. We have a list of One trial will convince Ligonla, days. Petersburg and sent urgent private family, large out of town ing, you «- references Ad- What have Mudsills of Ancient Block Residents on Evans near the 1 luest for reinforcement. The Boer com- trally located, required. TjiARMS FOR SALE—Wo now have 75 farms buyors. you may just suit them that “KO-NCT” is far superior Perhaps street, ress this office. 1-1 A Give us your if we do not nandant wired that a train would leave M., listed on our books at prices ranging business, make sale' residence l_ no to lard or any compound of ani- owned by Air. W. F. Robb, ] from one thousand to eight thousand expense to you. G, F. ALEXANDER & mmedlately, whereupon Baden-Powell f TO LET—Lower No. 52 Danforth dollars, mal fat. House. the of Chase tenement, many of which are ordered sold at reduced CO., 93 Exchange 3^4 genial proprietor the House, to the train. But the l four rooms. For or street._ prepared waylay St., key particulars now is the time to examine them. W. £ H. prices; SALE—Central are pleasingly entertained on pleasant Boers learned of, his presence. Baden- pply to J. BLAKE, Widgery’s wharf. 11. WALDRON & 180 Middle St. location, two family “ICO-NUT” is so pure it will not go CO., 1-1 FOR Powell then^summoned Grobelaar’s fore 31-1 house, 13 rooms, bathrooms, water closets Rancid. 3 and 5 lb. cans, at all Gro- evenings by the large graphophone, steam cemented ;o surrender. SALE—A periodical store, situated on beat, cellar, brick stable 4oon cers. If your grocer does not keep it. CtOR RENT—On near whioh sends out delightful selections. Danforth, High St., FORExchange St., and doing a good paying ft. laud, assessed for $5100; will sell or 'suwon send us .your name and address and The negotiations were proceeding when lower In excellent tenement, repair, $15 business, reason for owner is going to G. F. ALEXANDER & CO., 93 name of and we will send a The instrument Is a one and can ;he British was last heard from. ier selling Excliange'st. your grocer large command ] month; also small tenement in same house, leave the State. of A. C. LIBBY & Cook Book >6 month: house In Inquire CO., _31-1 32-page containing receipts of be heard at the per detached rear, $10 per 42 1-2 St. 1-1 of “KO-NUT.” Meetings Registra- distinctly Crossing. Exchange SALE—At and description WILL GO TO MANILA? i nonth. BENJAMIN SHAW & CO., 51 1-2 Ex- Willard, two and half storv McnELLAN wheels the of which have sider the of rebuilding the T50R SALE—We are offerinir nr a rniiiw prices beendur- ner had been dangerously ill, but conval- feasibility Airs. Robert Thomas at Airs. Lombard’s ing the season WIT AND WISDOM. TO LET—Lower rent 19 Boyd street, 6 rooms, price the valuable building lots, respectively, $23, $25, $31. *35 He left sick bed this at old work from which to give the English westerly I will deduct from these prices from to escing. morning home. $10; lower rent 57 Smith street, 6 rooms, side Grove street, elevated land, excellent $5 $10 for but lower rent each for quick sales G. L. 203 Lake Rideau to start Albany, mortal battle. $il; 205 Oxford street, 5 rooms, $11; situation, on line ot electrics and near Deering BAILEY, Mid- Mr. Tarbox of Hill street is at die street. had a on and had to stop Guy upper rent rear 76 Wilmot street. 5 rooms, $8. Park. BENJAMIN SHAW & 611-2 Ex- 304 relapse train, Vi.xi.tv uii mu uwx CO., for treatment. He is JLU ID YY Oil JVUUYYU GEO. F. JUNKINS, 270 Middle street, near street. over at Montreal op- Long island, where he is at work for the to Mothers. change 31-1 FOR SALE—First class detached reslitenc* fortifications of this were con- Important Monument square. 30-1 a posed to any adjournment, as case was country rest, of f,h« spa.snn. 9 rooms and bath, with all modem con- bottle of SALE—Islands in Casco shore and his coun- also known Examine carefully every CASTORIA, Bay, veniences ; steam 5003 feel land and closed and practically dead, structed of wood. It is well IT O LET—Furnished rooms with or without FOR at heat, fruit, Mrs. F, Mr. properties the Cape and Falmouth of as is well Known. He Hugh Flynn, lngomar, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, 1 200 corner superior location west State street, sel is abroad, that the house hill has board, feet from of Park and Foreside, land on Chebeaguo aud Bailey’s is- handy Meeting gravel-pit Master Edward and Alice will re- to Longfellow square. Will sell at a great wishes Governor to take up matter for Miss and see that it Congress streets, pleasant open situation, with lands; all these suitable to cut into cottage material to cover many ancient shade trees and MRS. 6 bargain. W. II. WALDRON & CO., 180 Middle immediate determination.” supplied turn after a visit with grass. SKILLINGS, lots; the right party can make fortune; prices today pleasant Congress Park. 30-1 29-1 was no before the Gov- historical relics in South Portland. low. G. F. ALEXANDER & 93 Ex- street._ There hearing relatives in Boston. Bears the CO., ernor hnt an informal dismission took change street 311 of fTO LET—Upper and lower rent, five rooms SALE—House, barn and 30 acres of Miss Pourill who was a of Miss Signature A FORland at place, In which Attorney General Davies, guest eacn, newly papered and painted, 87 Wil- Frye burg, Me., finely situated for There seem to be a many cases of SALE—Brick house, 10 rooms and summer or all great Annie Jones for some time has to Tn Ese For Over 30 Years. mot street. Price very low to parties. year residence; good fishing or Judge Coyne, acting attorney general gone right FORbath, furnace heat. located in western old iolks District McIn- cholera morbus or severe summer com- Address Mr. USHER, care Hines Brothers, part gunning; very pleasant; gone; owner and Assistant Attorney her home in Boston. The Kind You Have Always Bought. of city, near it’s no call Portland, Maine. 29-1 Congress street, $3500; says sell; price only §1500; between 8and thereabouts. Mr. William Barker news to our regular customers that we sell the 10 tyre, participated. plain Word has been received of the arrival of o’clock forenoons. DALTON, 53 Exchange best bargains in real estate in Portland. G. F. in the M. U. has LET—Upper and lower rent, very con- who works repair shop ALEXANDER & 93 ST._2u-2 FORMER DEMOCRAT PRESIDED. Mrs. Harry Taylor, at Oneida, 111,, TO venient and pleasant for small families; CO., Exchange street. 31-1 been laid off several with an attack Hard to Understand. OVEN FOR SALR-One No. 3 days where bath room for each rent. Apply at 17 Pleasant SALE—At two 1.—The au- she will visit her sister, Mrs. Deering Centre, story BAKER’SMiddle by baker’s oven and cooking im- Bangor, September largest and others have been similarly attacked. “Did you say he has studied music?” Ave., Woodfords. 29-1 FORhouse, liip roof, eight rooms all finished, dience that has attended any Saluda whom she has not ssen piements. One baker’s wagon and one de- political Calkins, cemented cellar, built five years, lot 60x100: blaokberrles never were so uaid the with the hair mo LET—Lower rent of 8 rooms. 63 livery pung w;th b iker’s top- Call onorad- of the thus far Probably gentleman long Parris house In fine condition and a meeting campaign here, forover thirty years. A bargain, S23 0. dress t\ A. SMITH. Me. hall street, hot water, bath room, separate cel- G. Waterville, Trustee gathered in City tonight to hear plentiful as they are this season, and when the soloist had concluded. F. ALEXANDER & CO., 03 Exchange of lar, good yard, a nicely fin- the estate of J. W. Lemont, bankrupt. speeches in behalf of the Republican sunny exposure; street. 31-1 scores of people from Portland as well as “Oh, yes, indeed!” ished house, $16. Apply to EDWARD ___au7-8w cause, by C. D. Jewett of Inaiana and 62 from this and fill their GORHAM. "It’s remarkable.” HASTY, High street. 29-1 SALE—At a on Forest avenue, Hon. J. of The oiiy, toll, perspire very bargain, SALE-- Elegant musical goods, pianos, Hampton Hoge Virginia. FORnear Coyle Paik. house 8 rooms in containing FORmusic boxes, “violins, mandolins, guitars, was presided over by P. H. Gil- llesh with thorns that rankle, daily “His voice?” LET—Three furnished front aud bath, steam house all finished in nat- meeting nicely rooms, heat, banjos, cornets, harmonicas, popular sheet a former who TO very one steam ural cemented lin, Esq., Democrat, repu- quest of the luscious fruit. Arrivals at the Jose house for the week “Yes. If he has studied, music, I pleasant, up fliuht, heat, wood. cellar, perfect drainage, music, instruction books, superior violin and gas and use of bath. With or without meals. fir-1 class in diated the Chicago platform in 1896, and every way. G. F. ALEXAN DER banjo strings; please call at HAWES’S, 414 The farmers are digging and marketing ending August 31 are C. P. Sawyer, can’t understand why he should per- 124 PLEASANT 93 who now has the STREET, between High and & CO., Exchange street. 31-1 street. au7-4 joined Republican par- Park. Congress for their They get 65 cents a Duck Pond; F. E. Woodman, Highland sist iu trying to 3-1 ty. Mr. Gillin spoke 20 minutes, potatoes. sing.”—Washington SALE—Periodical and Store Stationery SALE—Fa:m of 35 devoting his time chiefly to an explana- bushel, but they are small and few in a Bake; Walter Douglass, Boston; James Star. LET—The fine modern residence 89 North Ij'Olicentrally located, doing a good business. acres; large two, rpo1 FOIistory house, situated on the tion of why he and 300 other in Bangor Charles H, Gor- street, 11 rooms, bath and laundry, steam This is one of the oldest established business Bridgion road, hill. Wallace, Boson; Allen, 8 mile-* out, near Duck Pond; large elm trees refused to accept the Chicago platform. heat, excellent location, every convenience. in the city and is an excellent opening for the James B.. Mr. G. Low rent to around the house; hits been ruu as a summer was well INCREASED ARMAMENT AT FORT ham; Hoyt, Bigonia; right party. H. II. SHAW. 92 right party. Good reason for selling. FRED- Col. Jewett’s speech received. It boarding house. Pleasant location for sum- G. H, W. Catarrh. The best remedy is Pond's Ex- North street,28-1 ERICK S. VAILL, Real Estate, First NatT consisted of an account of his experiences WILLIAMS. Symonds, Gorham; Allen. m r guests. Inquire of C. B. PRIDE, Duck tract. For old and obstinate use Pond’s Bank Bld’g. 30-1 in the Philippines, where he went on a Portland; Geo. Harmon, Boston; James cases, LET—A first-class corner store. Congress Pond. ai'«7-4 mission of for the at Fort Williams is now a very strong for- Extract Catarrh Cure, 75 and Xasal T’O corner Gilman. Plate steel ceiling, SALE OR EXCHANGE—Near Port- inquiry government Walter S. cts., glass, SALE —The only available lot of land Dooley, Gorham; Hanscom, good location for drug or grocery store or shoo IjVORland, cosy old fashioned country home- the time of the Spanish war, Mr. Hoge’s tification but its armament will be in- Syringe, 25 cts. IjtORon the Western Promenade, located be- Allen S. East Par- store: almost new. P. ice $25. L. M. LEIGH- stead, with four acres of land. barn, large shade was one of the most Gorham; Hamblen, tween the residences of Messers. Cartland and speech eloquent creased and by the addition TON, 63 street 28-tf trees, excellent spaing, water in house. 3) fruit strengthened HEI.P Exchange Also* first-class furnished efforts ever heard here. He discussed sonsfield; J. S. Welch, East Parsons- PE.UALB WASTED. trees, etc., near depot. Offer wan let. FRED- Conley. cottage, of two 12 inch three six inch guns stable and land at Willard Beach. all the issues of the guns, RENT—Furnished cottage at Little Ne- ERICKS. VAILL. Real Estate. First NatT Apply leading campaign field; H. D. Ward, Portland; Bufus to THUE BliOS No. 394 Fore street. 31-tt and held the closest attention of the au- and two 15 pounders. Captain Field WANTED—A young lady who thoroughly FORbago Lake, containing 7 rooms: broad piaz- Bank Bld’g., Portland. 30-1 Small, Hiram; W. E. Porter, Gorham; »• understands double-entry Dook-keeping; zas,etc exceptionally desirable location; rental dience throughout. He devoted much of who has d one such efficient work In the SALE—A good paying fish business, estate for sale at south preference given to one who understands short- $1.00 per day or $3) for balance of season. For his time to a dissection of the Chicago C. B. Butler, Portland; W. E. Bussell, FORabout 300 customers. Address FISH RealPORTLAND—There never was a time mortar batteries at Fort Preble will'sup- hand. A. B., Press Oftice. Address giving further information apply to FREDERICK S. when such trades could be In and Kansas and to the Mrs. W. E. ROUTE, Box 1557. 28-1 bought South City platforms, Gorham; Bussell, Gorham; reference. 1-1 VAILL, Real Estate, First Nat’lBank Bld’g. Portland real estate as at present. Will sell with an defense erlntend the mounting of the “big fel- tariff’, closing eloquent Mrs. C. M. Stone, Gorham; Frank B 28-1 SALE—Cumberland street. First class houses with good lots in good neighborhoods of the course of the administration in the on at an ANTED—At 100 North St., experienced lows,” work which will begin \\r IjtORV house, 10 rooms and bath, hot and odd with mosn modern Improvements at aprices far No. Gorham; E. H. Soule, girls to wrap up gum. 3:-l LET—A stable at 124 Pleasant street con- Philippines. Whitney, chewing water, hot water The best below anything ever offered before. House.liigh early date. TV) taining three stalls and of heat, good yard. Miss G. B, Gorham H. plenty carriage bargain in Portland. Must bo sold. 11 street 81200; bouse. Shawm ut street, §1000 Gorham; Stone, girl fer general house room. at 4 UNION WHARF. 2F1 W. \\ANTED-Capable*T Enquire house, Front street. $1000: house, Parker Lane MANY MILLS CLOSED. BERT UPTON’S SERIOUS ACCIDENT H. A. K. work. Good cook preferred Apply 40 WALDRON & CO., 180 Middle Maxwell, Westbrook; Boveitt, street._28-1 $:>oO; lot of land, Broadway, $100; 1o* at Cash’s HIGHLAND Peering DistrlcL 3i-l RENT—Lower rent of 7 rooms and ST., bath, UOR SALE— A 2Va story bouse of 13 rooms, Corner. 100x490 ft., 8150. I also have some of Fall River, Mass., September 1.—For- Albert son of Horace a Portland; Gao. Huntar, Portland; Wm. FORhot and cold water, Upton, Upton, steam heat, excellent, two tenement, situated in East Deering on the most desirable building lots at south Port- ty-five out of the 48 mills operated by WANTED—At once. Young man at soda location. or NO. 120 man about 20 met with J, Couthell, Gorham. ”» Inquire morning evening. lino of Yarmouth electrics, large vard and good land. the ranging from $100 to §200. all la the 27 to the curtail- young years old, fountain; one kitchen woman; one dish- EMERY ST. prices corporations, signers aug7-tf orchard. Apply on premises, 33 VERANDA best part of village where is linurov- a most and serious accident late Master Ernest Morrill, Main street, was' er. ana two table girls, at wages. property ment agreement which expires Septem- painful good or 158 Cumberland street. 28-1 in value each to to p. B. Itiverton Park. 30-1 rib) furnished front room with STREET, lng year. Any person wishing ber will be shut down Labor while at work at celebrated his ninth anniversary by giv- Apply SMITH, LET-^flpu'ge, b a building lot cau pay one dollar week 17th, Day Saturday afternoon, the 1 alcove, steam heat. gas. bath room urtvi- iy per end of next SALE—Light, stylish ccune rockaway. If uesired. This is a rare for on» week. By the week, 39 Portland He was en- ing a party to a number of his little girls wanted at Morion’s Cafe. In- leges. Inquire torenoons at 19 ELLSWORTH opportunity Company’s shops. FORmade by Zenas Thompson & Pro. But w ishlng to secure a lot that will ii cre-ise to mills, operated by 30 out of the 27 corpo- TABLEquire of MR. WHITTAKER after li a. m. in a of steel on friends. Games occupied the afternoon STREET._i-tf little used, lias rubber tires, toilet case and value each year. The undersigned will, if de- rations to the four weeks’ cur- gaged modelling piece 29-1 agreeing No. Will be sold at a as sired. the names of who have with- rrO LET—House 10 Gray street, 10 rooms speaking tube, bargain 1 give parties tailment will have the a lathe when a flew and before the little folks separated ice plan, completed suddenly chip 1 and bath, newly papered and the owner has no further use for it. Can be In the lust dozen years made from one to two TirANTFP— A young one who is painted full four weeks’ shut down; five of the and struck him in the cream, cake and nuts were served. It lady clerk, throughout; also house No. 3 Dana seen at the WHITMAN SAWYER STABLE hundred dollars in one year on lots that cost hat up right eye "» willing to work. A chance for advance- Block. remaining seven three Pearl street. Enquire of C. H. 210 CO., C97 Congress street. 28-1 little above one hundred dollars. The puhlio corporations the white coat was a pleasant occasion for the little ment. Eefeiences required. between 1 RANDALL, and the penetrating quite deeply. Apply Commercial or 112 Stab- St. must remember that in buying lots at South weeks remaining two, two weeks and 3 o’clock at R. H. DOWNING’S St., auglcitf SALE—Elegant seashore site for sum He went to South Portland and con- people. Lining Portland it is not like going out of town where each. The output of the mills will be 553 Cor. Oak. 27-1 ■IjsOR mer cottages, containing 16 acres, ha' Store, Congress St., LET—First class rent of eight rooms at some speculator has bought up a farm and shut off next Brown who advised he Miss Gertrude Stone of the Gorham water front of 769 feet extensive ocean views praotically entirely week, sulted Dr. that TtO 223 High St. Price $25. of GEO. divided the same into building lots at a point the two few experienced waitresses Inquire ou electric car line 5 miles from Monumeni corporations running, produc- once Normal school and mother have returned C. HOPKINS. 88 1-2 Exchange St. removed from stores, post office, church, neigh- go at to the Eye and Ear Infirmary WANTED—Aat the SEA SHORE Old Orchard jeldtf Square, bui ding lots are already but ing about 12,000 pieces of cloth. Next HOUSE, engaged bors, sidewalk, sewers and many other privi- for to after a few *l.tf must all be sold to one first W. II, week’s curtailment will be the most in Portland treatment. On arrival Gorham, having spent party leges that arc enjoyed by a resident at 8ou;li WALDRON & CO., 180 Middle street aug24tf For H. HAR- 6ince the was there it was best not to 1 weeks at Kent’s Hill. Ironers, starehers and Portland. plans, etc., call on F- complete plan begun thought perform TIT-ANTED—Fancy IHISCELLAN EOTJS. marl4-tf mangle girls. Appiy at GLOBE STEAM FORD, 81 Vi Exchange street. and will take 238,000 pieces of goods from au until me suu- Mrs. B. J. Bmnond who has been upexaiiiuu miiiiuimauuii LAUNDRY. 20 to 36 street. SUMMER BOARD. the a in excess of Temple jyl4-tf to LOAN—On first and second SALE—House with li rooms and about market, figure the the summer in West sided and it is regarded just about an passing Buxton MONEY on trees. sales in the print cloth market during ■ mortgages real estate; also on stocks FORtwo acres of laud filled with fruit has returned to her home on Maine street. and bonds or other Forty words lasrrtcd auilrr this Iit nr Also house lots In East Deertng. at a the past month. Under the influence of even chance as to whether the eye can be WANTED- SITUATIONS. any pood collateral securi- adjoining, ties. of A. C. & 42 one week for 25 cash In GEO. W. 108 Exchange Mr. Warren Hall and who have Inquire LIBBY CO., 1-2 cents, advance bargain by ADAMS, saved or not. ] family Exchange St. Executor of the estate of the late llenjaman improvement in the market conditions been the summer in Gorham WANTKD-By a reliable, ex- street._septld4w Adams. a spending SITUATION as matron, _8 may be looked for next week. perienced lady housekeeper, to LOAN—On first and second TJOaRDEUS can be accommodated at 1 in live man- home Higl SAtdS— A fine cash business The committee on out new streets have returned to their in Portland. care of invalid or some place of trust, where MONEY ** ■ ijOR laying mortgages on real esrat*. life insurance Road Farm through September and Oc Jr all fresh and the honest, conscientious efforts would be ufaevuring town, goods appreci- or tober at rates. ■ will a at the corner of Broad The family will be very much missed by policies, any good collateral security. Notes reduced MRS. ROSCOE G kind that don’t go out of no competition. ARREST IN AKRON. give hearing ated, references given and required. Address discounted stylo, at low rates. W. P. CARR, Room SMITH, Cornish, Maine. 3-2 This is a line for one or two Uva and Mariner streets their Gorham ior one weea, uua 215, uia urcnara, i\ie, 1-1 opportunity way Saturday, Sept. friends. 4, £86 Middle St. sep3-4 men. Price hundred dollars. W, Akron, Ohio, September 1.—The au- Elm twenty-five at 3 the for the Mrs. Irene widow of the late AIJANTED—At Cottage, W’est. Poland M. thorities of this 15, p. m.^on petition Douglass, »» STAPLES, Brldgton. city have finally begun IT ANTED—Situation as private coachman: GOOD WATCH needs careful attention and Me., good board at reasonable rates. Yoi Me._ _8M_ died after a »’ A A LSO Two other nice residences in Fcssen- making arrests of persons alleged to have laying out of two streets, one leading Seth Douglass long illness used to care of Dories and furnaces; best of best of workmanship wtien it is cleaned or wm mane no mi rase to investigate tne place lmsKmaot work the taken part in the riot of last week. from Pine street or Old Ferry road to the Friday, August 31, at the home of her references furnished. Address G. A., Press repaired. is my specialty; and prices will be right. Apply to MRS. H Twelve men were taken into Office. 1-1 my 20 years experience with W. F. Todd is the E. ALLEN, West Poland, Me. 25-2 custody line and one from Broad- daughter, Mrs. Lewis L. Files, Mrs. best of work. during the and locked Mussey leading guarantee good My prices are night up charged /V.OOD—temperate unmarried man would like reasonable. GEO. W. BaRBOUK, 388 Con- with way and called Mariner street. Douglass was a most respected woman M rioting. a steady job as coach driver; understands gress street, opposite City Hail. 1 tf A squad of police guarded the jail Miss Etta Gregory has returned from a and will be missed by the community horses tine, and is kind to them. Adress J. W. CLIFF COTTAGE the 363 Foro Portland Me. 31-1 Oil Electric Etue. throughout night and Co. F, O. N. visit friends in She leaves one and son. SPRINGER, st„ \f ORTGAGB8 N EGOTI ATKD-Furcbasers Cape with Augusta and Au- daughter £one lTI G,, was held in its armory to suppress of real est he who desire a loan to com- burn. The funeral took at WANTED By a young man LL BE any possible trouble as a result place Sunday Sebago. SITUATION plete their purchase or owners having mort- W KEPT 0?EN TO SEPT- 15 arising with some experience as book-keeper or of the Miss one of the teachers Master Ernest Main gages maturing or past due, can obtain libera] Accommodates 100. Regular hotel ser- arrests. Flagg, in the Morrill, street, assistant. References. Address, E. C. JACK- loans at a low rate of Interest by applying to vice. Prices moderate. When arraigned In court the Is celebrated hl6 ninth SON, Maine. 28 1 today, public schools, at Kent’s Hill on a anniversary by giv- Chebeague, FREDERICK 8. Real First Address DALTON & CO. all not VA1LL, Estate. Willard, Me. prisoners pleaded guilty, except a Natloual Bank short visit. ing party to a number of his little MT AN TED—Work the or hour a Builulng. aug31d4vv augi5eodtf one, wno admitted having; assaulted by day by competent Call or address 223 Jailer and The Samaritan society will its friends. Games occupied the afternoon person. Washer, his hearing was set begin CONGRESS ST,27-1 /r DROPS—The great remedy for Neuralgia for next Thursday. winter meetings next Wednesday at the and before the little folks departed to and Rheumatism in its many forms; also IkrtUG CLERK wants for Catarrh and Asthma; home of the president, Mrs. F. their homes, refreshments were served position (native ol sure, pleasant and MR. DOLLIVER AT DAMARISCOTTA George Maine), 3 years’ experience, also college economical; ;0) doses for fl.oo, seirt for circu- Henley, Preble street. consisting of ice cream, cake and fruit man, (reliable, will work for $9 for 3 months’ lar. N. P. GOULD, Agent, Port-laud, Maine. MCHECKLEY Damariscotta, September 1.—Victor B. trial or make contract. Address Mr. Albert Miller of Lewiston has se- and nuts It was an enjoyable occasion. satisfactory __31-1 Dolliver of Iowa addressed a large and D. MARSDEN, Malden P. Office, Mass 21-2 Prout’s Neck, Me. entbusiastlo audience at Lincoln hall last cured employment with a wholesale shoe Rev. Mr. Millett will oooupy the Con- WONDERFUL NEW DRINK, GLORIA & Wilson, re- — auctioneers, THE Iudigestion Is the often unsuspected evening on the Republican issues of to concern in Portland and is at gregational this NOTICE—Gossmoved to 164 to 160 Middle corner of NOW OPEN. boarding pulpit Sunday morning. St., cause that robs men of manly and women He was Sliver St. vigor day. warmly greeted as he the home of Mrs. R. Miss Gertrude Stone of dtf of freshness and For terms anil circulars to G. Moon, corner ,, the Normal beauty, producing premature apply stepped upon the platform and was fre- Df old age. Half a of new in IUA C. FOSS, of High and Sawyer streets. school and mother have returned to Gor- day life every Prop., quently applauded during his address. drink. INGALLS BROS., Agents. auglO-4 Jel4d3m Front’s JVcck, Me. Weston M. Hilton presided and seated on N. F. Trefethen and family are visiting ham, after a five weeks’ sojourn at WANTED. the platform was Hon. Eben at Kent’s Hill, YVTU WILL BUY household good3 or store Haggett, Monhegan. v T fixtures of WANTED —MALE HELP. Artell A. Hall, Captain Frank Smith- WANTED-Two rooms, heated by steam, in any description, or wLl re- Myrtle assembly, Pythian Mrs. L. J. Lemond has returned from *1 eelve the same at- our auction rooms fox H. W. Hon H. E. Webster Sisterhood, private house, in central part of city. Ad- —Government Positions. Don wick, Metcalf, sate on commission. GOSS & WII.SON will resume its for the winter West Buxton and is now at their home fress 384 Cumberland street. WANTED for the or and Captain Thomas J. Woodward. The meetings INQUIRER, 154 prepare post office! any othe Portland, Me. 1-1 Auctioneers, Middle street, corner Silver Bremen band furnished music. next All members on Main street. itreeC civil service examination without seeing ou Wednesday evening. feba-tf of would like a home: he has no mother catalogue Information. Sent free, t OLUM are to be Mr, Warren |)oy requested present. Hall and family, who have he a lUANCORRLSPONDENCEOOLLEGE, Was! CHAMPION WOMAN GOLFER OF living; is good boy. Address S. M. S., 1DIECIIANICAL Massage, rooms at 778 Con Post Portland Me. LTA iugton, D. C. 26-2 BOARD OF REGISTRATION. been passing the summer in Gorham, re- Oflice, 3i-i gress street. It cures neuraigia, rheu UNITED STATES. natism turned W ANTED—Wo want to sell 13 houses and and nervous diseases of ail kinds. man to manage branch; silar to their home Saturday. The fam- J '' IpNERGETIO$126 month; extra commissions. Olde; Southampton, L. I., 1.— The South Portland board of regis- among them is some extra trades for aug29-4 September ily will be very much missed in Gorham. lomes tabli'hed Imu-m. Must be well recommende Miss'!Frances Gri scorn of the and investments;-don’t 1 all to see us if Merion tration will be in session at the E handle real and furnish cash. Mrs. Irene widow of the late iiou want to sell, buy, lure or lot any real es- Vtf estate on commission; also $800 MANAGER, Drawe Cricket club of Philadelphia, wou the Douglass, ” New Conn. city offices, Knightville, four days be- :ate. DKEKING REAL ESTATE CO., Wood- buy and sell, have some now in the besl 28, Haven, 20-3 Woman golf championship of the United Seth Douglass, a very worthy and much mrt or Deerlng and ginning for the ords._31-1 Portland.; people looking States today, by defeating Miss September 4th, purpose died at her or an investment will do well to see us. DEER- Margaret respected woman, late home LOST AND Curtis of the Essex club ol' Bos- of voters. Hours from 9 ITANTED—A situation as custom pressman, fNG REAL ESTATE CO., Woodfords. 31-1 FOUND. County qualifying a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. ton, 6-up and four to Files’s, Friday, years of experience, best of reference. play. to 1 p. m. 3 to 6 p, m, and from 7 9 .p. m. Address August 31, after a long illness. Mrs. PRESSMAN, 279 Water street. Au- THJOSE deslrlous of obtaining competent help Forty words Inserted under this hea rusta, Me. * each day excepting the last the clos- 28-1 tor hotels, restaurants, on* MAINE PENSIONS. day leaves a Mrs. Lewis boarding houses week for 25 cents, cash In advance Douglass daughtor, md private families can Hud the ing hour of which will be 5 p. m. fame by call- Washington,August 81.—The following H.'Flles who kindly cared for her during HELP WANTED. ng at 399V* Congress street. MRS. have been PALMER’S 80-l T OST—A mackintosh cape, garnet and blac pensions granted to Maine PLEASANTDALE. her late illness. The funeral will take OFFICE,_ _ Ai IT ANTED—Specialty salesman to place de- velvet trimming, on Hearing, State or Por people: * * mutual The place Sunday at Sebago. partn outs of perfumes and toilet articles [DISSOLUTION—By agreement, the land streets Saturday evening. Suitable r< IRCREA.SB. Ladles’ Aid Society connected with n Iton of Sisson all classes of stores. Very Attractive adver- consisting & Osborne. Is this ward it returned to 103 HIGH STREET. 3-1 dissolved. The the First M. E. church will hold a lawn ting features. High casli commissions and ! lay business will still he con- Seth B. Taylor, Winslow, $8; James H inued 8. IT IS OYER. iberal contract to the right man. The by Henry Osborne, under the name Peaks Island, black pocket bool Hollis T party at the parsonage on Evans 1 md of the Knight, Richmond, $10; street, SLYSIaN Meg. CO., Detroit, Mich. 1-1 *ty'o Maine Trading Stamp Co LOST—Atsilver mounted, with monogram J, W. S Gowin, Burnham, $14; Washington on Wednesday evening next. Ice cream Detroit, September 1,—The tenth bien- iIENTT* S. OSBORNE. Portland, Me.! Aug. pocket book valuable to owner only. Rotur North $24. nial of TRAVELING SALESMAN of ability for high 15. 1900. to POLICE STATION or Hotel CORaNAD Bornheimer, Waldoboro, will be for the to to encampment, Knights Pythias, » sale, proceeds go grade line, appropriate to nearly every de- and receive reward. 31-1 Uniformed Rank, formally ended late the fund. rarfment of trade. References. Bond and en- BROWH-POR SALE improvement this afternoon alter the of AND TO bET. presentation ire time required. Commissions $18 to $36 on 27. Two cows. one re Mr. W. W. who some and Lucas, gave very the cash prizes awarded winners of the jacli sale. P. O. BOX Mich. FOUND—Aug.and white one, aud one crun Working Night Day. Three, Detroit, 1 TO LET—In a most beautiful loeatlon~on jersey witn excellent at the “Church on competitive drills the pled horn. Owner can have the same iiv pro readings Tonight camp __ I Prospect Hill, the The busiest and little _1-1 overlooking city, eight and mlghtest thing was fast dismantled. Gen- oom tenement; hot and cold water ing property paying charges, calling that ever the Hill” on Brown being Major WANTED—A yomig man 17 or 18 years of hath,and all was made is Dr. King's New street, Wednesday eral 11 j nodern J.f8. McGOWEN, Duck Pond. 80-1 Carnahan presented prizes which age. High school graduate preferred. Ap- I eonvenlences. Apply to 1,.' M. LEIGH- Life Pills. These weakness is a TON or GEO. ^ pills change night, very entertaining gentleman were in the form of drafts endorsed to 1 >'y iu person. FRANK B. CLARK, B.xter W. BROWN, 53 Exchange tit. into listlessness into Bock. strength, energy, and his selections were the The 28T __ jly3Q-tf greatly enjoyed. lucky captains, winning com- _ brain-fag into mental power. They’re For the benefit of the little he panies were assembled for the csremony just beau- wonderful in the folks, gave AN i ED — A11 )>°»S6 completed, MAINSPRINGS, 75c. building up health. in close near IT expert stenographer and tiful location In formation the Major Gener Coyle Park, overlooking The best American made b 25c box Sold H. P. “The Bald-headed Man.” “The Little typewriter of considerable experience I no to rooms with Mainsprings, Only per by S. al's headquarters There were no oom- hay; bath-, an t nil modern tlie and Waltham 577 , md quick at figures. Address A, B., Aaburn, ( nnveiiiences Elgin companies.' Warrant* Goold, Congress street. Blaok with the for the Apply to L. >j. LEIGHTON or for one Baby Sparkling Eyes,” petitore $500 prize for battalion 5 de. < year. McKIiNNEY, the Jewele 26-i JEO. W. BROWN, 53 Exchange Ht. jly30-tf j Monument Square. Jly20dtf bonelass #n»?,wJ!V1(yine, Geogs ood 73,4 for me Sf:lH LSljSs^ruvAfl,^ 3ist’ stePh<*n G ON SSe4 c° Hc- VSe^o^cu!” mlngs. Boston. Vi4enoe: Laura M Lunt, Cuiu FITCHBURG LEASE. RAILROADS- T~ RAILROADS. New Boston, September 1.—Section three __UUUi 1 STKAMKKS. ft 3s«i 0 APE' HE York, __ i?js! stni>3- 10 to NkynaY,I)on°,van- of the act 2ii.i»U™a«iBB]alibut- 120*> lb; nla. with schs 3'8t» »«R Britan ratifying the lease of the Fitch- BOSTON & for Ntnv ic7iVuenJUt J MAINE B. B, York and « hiladelphb to the Boston & *pHu,Go,w;ard> do for burg Maine railroad 13 »«»*»>« ibr ton; sch Jonn r 1Pro Blackburn, Hos pro- HARPSWELL KSrmtj.VKwf"”'lot 3s, Cape Shore 8s trom vides that holder In STEAMBOATcoT of Staple Products in the «S12 60. $12 CIT Y I*0i \ t r^3C0V* Newport News any of preferred stock Effect June 25, 1900. dtations S°h The Greei“^ who is dissatisfied with the 365 island route. herring 0314c New York.’ terms of the WJfiSTKllJV bo!n0tueksalf'cn 1(IC JHYANN^^r‘lfr- DI\k*sION. l. Markets. 80,1 ° L lease may have a valuation nBeginning July 1900, steamers will leave Leading Wltherell, ° put upon his 1 rains leave Uniou p<>rtlanniwfbeo?or'wUv,®,r 3tl8t> (and Station tor Scurhorc I Pier, Portland, week days, as follows* ,O0Sler9 neah bay was i.f pWa V11 ?f°n si«) holdings either a 7.10. Trains Po1' 5oi cmms hhj; «ar- 1 assed by commission ora Crossing, 9.05, 10.00 a. Leave I 1-ong island, 10.40 m. American 2tHh, c l< jury in., 12.00 noon Portland 5.50, 9.00, a. * 1 45 • Sargent. Gammon snip 6.00 p. ni. N lor Tacoma. in the same manner as 1.15, 3.56, 5.25, 5.45, 0.60 p. in.; Scarboro For EW BEDKtmi»,loIu,’Luhl other civil cases Ueacb. Pine Lewiston, 7.C0, 8.16, a. m 1.30, 6.15 *8.3 ) ** Point, 7.00, 7.10, 10.0C p. in. Island, 5.50, 10.40 a. m.; 6.00 Sherman 31st> scl1 Zaccheus are tried before 8.20, D.u5, 1.45, p. JiKrfSKM^lS'iaV^SJ. Philadelphia® the court having jurisdic- 2.00 noon. 1.15. 3.30, 3.55. 5.25, n/°r 1)1)1 herr,ng $0 25@° 75 Ar 1st sch l 5.45, 6.20, For Island 8.15 a. Bloch* Money *nd Ur.lu V ucvy win* « ni tion b.50, 8.00, 11.22 p. 111.; Old Pond, in., 1,30. *8.31 p. n For Little Gt. Vorl» medium 460®58251 N EW H a »'v Bell, Sullivan. and oblige the Boston & Orchard. 7.00 7. !0 Chebeague. Jenks, Cbeboague. Ml -N— Maine 1O.00 a. For herring Ja 7o%6 00. Ar sch I’2®i 8.45, 9.05, in., 12.00 noon, 1.40 Montreal, QuebcC, Chicago. 8.15 a. rn. B:tiley’9 a“d Orr’s Islands, fh°'e Ca uls. 3lst, Abner Taylor, corporation to 1.15, and *8 so 6 1-45- 5-u°P- »»• "ai1- Saco and t°; J .?•. 3.?-4?,a- 111.; Biddeford, 6.00 8 20 8 45 p. in., and 7.2o a. m. s* ,J a. ,*.ssj,° 'S'.ir",0? Crosby, Augusta; price. It is understood that a 9 05 ^«,Vel( rtolk. Fitchburg stockholders have 00, 11.22 p. m,; Ken neb link.1 Trains Arrive RETURN FOR enwc!‘oNfwlloit< already I. ou 8.45, 10.00 a. in.. Portland. PORTLAND. cod °1‘3*0 obtained an 12.30. 3.30, 6.25, 6.05 6.20 p. Leave Orr’s I»r gal: New York Ru'BKobinson, expert analysis of th 3 condi- From Island. u.io a. jjN«wl0""dtoa utrm.goll for st1-8 t», Bedford. section, that they From 22 stems.6 Vie NOJtEOl K a Alt011 W olf 8.45 a. Ill Chicago, Montreal, Quebec. 4f miles down the /mid Deutschland. New I*^ew have been so boro, 12.30 a. w.1™I'are iL2!!i0.uf8,on? Bay. 5 York Hamburg Sent 4 Charles G impressed at this that 3.30 p. m.; m., 6.45 p. m. round trip only 50c. ;‘ina3H «m*.;•.-*l/j » »• Bailey, Now York A»l,i Mhs Endicott, report l.akcport, Laconia, Weirs, ho 1 Quality .••••••••.., 8vJ « »•**•« If £|l|»!l— IlccKa .* ..Sc : ■ thay are to Plymouth, 8.45 a. in.. 12.30 Manches- * * f 1 working interest other hold- p. m.; SUNDAYS. .. o SKf .Montreal. Liver pool... Se >t 7 “S'"0' ter. Concord and Nonhcrn Othei Nol Homan “•fas ers, On their counetious. •Dally. trains week days. Leave Portland for So. “.-.25c e ;cli 3Ut, sch Tol- success in this line 7.00 a. 3.30 Harpswell and Inter, NoS Liverpool...Se|>t 8 man, ko“ Nautilus, depends m., p. m.; Dover, Exeter, llaver- cheap excursion mediate Southwark.Muftrcal. Ao*iB01-bld the Sunday train leaves Port- landings, 10.00, 10.40 a. in., 2.00 o m Antwerp Sept f, likelihood of any action. Lawrence, Lowell, 7.00, 8.45 a. m.. land Occumo .l°rf- CoN They will J1*1*’12.30, every Sunaajsfor Lewiston, Gorham and Sunday sailing trip down the Bay, Lave Liverpool... 6 Brunswick. 3.30, 6.05 p. in.; Boston, 74.90 7 00 8 45 a Berlin at Grocers’ Sugar MnrUei. S Piul .Sew Sept THlLADFnmP’ a 8.30 a. m. Portland 215 p. in. Return from (ttlell '4 probably encounter deal of Keturning leave Berlin at So. Harp «o’am»ton..SMinneapolis.... New York .. ■I°lsi!,K"» appeals cannot be made Leave Union Station lor Exports. London.Sept 8 ln tow of tug bargeGilbertou, Cortland. Scarboro Cross- Street. 3n3)(ltf_Gen’I Maasdam-New Teaser* 10 a. Steamship Hemisphere—1)2,738 York.. Kotterdam..Sept 8 expire October 1, and until that date ing, 7.10,9.35. 15 m., 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.10, LONDON. Bremen Aen- б. 15, 7.15 p. 111.; Scarboro Pine Ml. MacRias S Op.od do oats (Co bales liay •j.’.ti ..Sept 11 Bal,lai‘d-, Crowell, there will be considerable Beach, Porllan, b« Go i^iuieat' Teutonia.NewlYork..York. nete«i‘BMto8M°£,,i,«C Interest to Point, 7.10, 8.36, 9.36, IO. 15 a. Portland & Yarmouth Electric Deseri_& ol3ft pcs deal 874 do boards 55 Liverpool...Sept 12 in., 12.55, 2.00 | Ily. Co irt cheese Ht i onli.New 3.40, 7.15 D. Old 3875 Yori- 12 know just what of tha 4.15, 5.10, 6.15, m.; Orchard’, ;,^ed7'.»7D l)dl shook sacks Hour l 50 Western*! and *Sew •So’ampton..Sept proportion stock- For Underwood and Yarmouth at COMMENCING Friday, April 20th. the westerniand .Now york. Antwerp Sent l” ;uid 7.10. 8.35,9.35, 10.15 a. m.. 12.55. 2.00, 3.40, 4.16 Spring, 0.15 VV steamer JBj bbis neutral 2 6 catt e. holders wiirtake of a. n., half hourly till 10.45 m. ; ipork Bretagne.New York Havre advantage the sec- 5.00, 5.10, 5,30, 6.15, 7.16 p. ill.; Saco, Btdde- p. Leave Yar- ?.'. .Sept 13 KS«Vi$:Draper which was mouth 5.40 a. in. half till 0.4.) tion, is 8315. 9.35, 10.15 a. hourly p. m. Liverpool.. Sept 15 llae«erty. Savannah; inserted.it understoo d in., 12.55, 2.00, 3.40. 4.15, Leave FRANK JONES Charter., NnmtZf.Montreal Glendy Burke>estfWick’awooo. at the Instance of 5.00, e. 10, 7.15 Underwood Spr.ng for Portland so' min- will, .Montreal Tit on (ohiii., Augusta: Henry It Governor Crane. 5,30, 6.15, p. m.; Kenuebunk, weather leave p.VtH, 1, Liverpool. Sept 15 7ta North utes later. Additional cars between permitting, Portland are recent charter*. 4 -'New Isaac Orbeton, Berwick, Dover, Exeter, Haver- Portland iuosdays and ^following York. Hamburg ..Sept 15 New iied d -P? m°Plb; Trim, and Uuderwoo 1 Fridays at 11.00 p. nr s,‘v,rt,7 1pm *,nce.New York. Da hill, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 12.55 Spring every 15 minutes from foi Rockland, Bar G. Fn lioott, Charleston to New 16 Vld Bear, V-lJ71iuleHa)1*1Ia1'' Norfolk; WAR TROPHY m- Fast car Harbor and Machias- SchrCharles tVrV.ru Naples.Sept Colin C STOLEN. 6.00, 5 30 p. m.; arrive 5.18. 8.30 from Underwoou Spring at port and .New York. Liverpool.. 15 lCher’ B0St°“; Baker, Boston, 9 42 10.10 intermedia e laudinss. Re- basis about 14c per 38 foet. V*,,tve Sept HawJSSleiS. p .m p.m. ,jtk, tie*, ..New York. Mass turning leave and .Bremen.Sept 15 Attleboro, .September 1.—A brass EASTERN DIVISION. SUNDAYS. Macbiasport Mondays Brunswick to New York,lumber ■ ■ 1St' “'1 Wm P jehrGladys, London.Sept 5 cannon which saw service For Underwood all,andiu«3’ arr1™* AnVho’r Ve®' veW York,v0rk Ca“,11"M!.,IoQr°iiMS?“d.d0W" in the Civil Leave Uniou Station for Boston Spring and Yarmouth half 40 M per day. .dlasgow .. .Sept 15 and Way from 8.15 Sft,15aram'Ior (550, £77, V.New dowu scb Isaac War and was 9.00 hourly a. in. to 9.45 p. m., with addi- GEO. F. EVANS. F. E. Sept 18 lst< afterwards presented an Stations, a. ni.; Biddeford, Kittery, tional BOOTHBY Montague, Charleston to New Kirw M mi,‘„ J "v®"1 ^ork Liverpoool. Orbeton.ISiaaCl'~Passed by 15 minutes service to Underwood Mgr. SjteUeleu Y., Tlieresa ..New York.. Bremen 18 aot of Portsmouth, Newbury port, Salem, from Spring G. P. & T. A. ...Sept out Congress to the William A,Thresh- J.00 a. m. Last car from 75. -York York. lst- schs Lvnn, Boston, 2.0o, 9.00 a. m., 6.00 D. Underwood _aprl8ati jmMt'fS S’thampton.Sept 19 pisacfmiarphTf^kY^?r-Passed 12.45, m.; Spring gt 10.10 p.m. York. *°rN®* L°Ud°n; Wi!lie er G. A. has arrive Boston 5.57 a. m 9.00 jnel5tf shrs A. K. ConlluJ and Star of the Sea, coal Kensington-New .Antwerp.. .Sept ly lAuxwHE dc, post, K,, disappeared from 12.30, 4.1,0, p‘. m.; ?orel4aco Boston Express at Old Liverpool.. .Sept l y its near the KolriinT-s’ stopping Orchard, 5 »nd b. m. Rarl!VVVC.New.York.. 25th’ position and (It Berbarosa.... New York. .Bremen ....Sept 20 shlf,SI) Carle- Kittery Poi-lsmoutli only. 1.40 p. ni MCDONALD STEAMBOAT GO. pmptl'ui Harbor (not Honolulu). ment at arrive Boston 4 20 m. jehr.Go Ames,Baltimore to Boston,coall $i. Lorraine.New York. .Havre.Sept 20 Woodlawn cemetery. It Is be- p. Leave Boston for "• ist. sells Odell. Portlnnd, 7.30. 9.00 a. 9.45 Scbr Clara A. Donnell, Baltimore to Bath,coal Cortntliian.Montreal.. .Liverpool. .Sept 22 Boston for u vVn~Ar lieved that It was stolen m., 12.30, 7.60, p. m.. BRIDGTON & SAGO RIVER Juu»-ry; Edith & May, New York for by junk thieves arrive Portland 11.45 a. in.. 12.0s A an 111.1 a n Beginning. Aug. 27lh, 1200, steamers leave rartsiau...... Montreal .. Liverpool.. 29 f°T Portland I .Sept K°tb've>l. Philadelphia. The 800 m., 12.40 midnight. ler, Portland, at 10.00 a. m. and 4.00 Si h n-9 gun weighed pounds, anc Jlhe RAILROAD CO. t>. Cooper. C()al port. m., for CoU'ins’, Littlejohn's, Great ciie- jehr Mary E. Ljneb, Perth Amboy to Roek- pwinriwry who it 1st.,sens l.izzie Smith veterans, prize highly, are great- SUNDAY TRAINS. beaaue, (Hamilton’s Landing), Bustin’s is'a.id 0). MlANll'UltK ltiicM *vf'N—Ar and South lai.eoal almanac..SEPT. 3. ^ew York; R S Deau- ly exercised over the theft. J1V EFFECT, JUNE breeport, for Mere Point 10 00 a m. Utr Newark! Exeter, Me,’ Leave Union Station for Ktt- 25, 1900 Leturn, leave Nhr Geo. H. Ames, Port Johnson to Boston, Sunrises. 5 111... 1 am r.iS Biddeford, South Freeport, 7.00 and 1145 Bun sms WRtcr tery, Portsmouth, FOR a. m., Mere Point 1.00 0 lGl111*11 Am!.* 5 30 lst’ scl13 Carrie 0 Miles and Newburyport, Salem, p. m„ Busttn’s 7,15 a. m. I deck-load piling, $2 each. | 11u0.Tlild!'D~xTr FIRE BUG AT BRADLEY Lynn, Boston, 2.00 a. m., 12.45 arrive and 1.20 p. jjulOOc.aod Length of days.. 13 6’Moon sets. 1145 1 y* New York> lia«ie A p. m., m., Great Chebeague, 7.65 a. rn Saleim Marsh, Boston 6.5T a. 4.00 m. aud 1.35 m., p. Leave Boston Bridgton, Harrison, North Bridg- p. m., Littlejohn’s, 7.50 a. m. aud l 50 (tttamle Oldtown, September 1.—A disastrous for Portland, 9.00 a. m„ 9.45 p. Portland «ur:tnt. Helen a°d Empress, New York, 7.00, p. m„ arrive ion, West South m., Cousin’s, 7.55 a. m. and 1.55 p. m. gldV 3ui»5 Are occurred in 12.10, 10.15 p.m., 12.40 Sebago, Bridg- POliTLANI). 31. 31st’ 3ch Tbomas B Vine- Bradley Friday midnigfit. SsnaSI Aug, yard Haven!=>ld lieed. evening. t—Daily. lon, Waterford and Point Itoute. m^riistk news The Oldtown W. N. & P. Sweden. neiollowingquoiatioiisrepro.eui tan wuolo- fire companies were called D1V. Leave Portland at 2 00 for D A. p. m„ Orr’s Island. Stur*i3‘ Station foot of Preble street. D M. P. M. P. M. Last gc prices fur tlie market; out. *or '' Leave Portlanu Harpswell. Sebasco, Small Point Harbor, cSer.S'fe.ArlSt,SChIra orcester, Clinton, Ayer. Nashua, 1.05 5.50 Harbor. PORT OF A-RJD-Ha VEh — Ar mcrk._s.so Cundy’s Float PORTLAND. 1st.schs WmPick- The residences of Daniel Windham, Kpplng, Con- Leave enng, Bangor lor New Parlin, F. O. Manchester, Bridgton Junction, 10.08 2.28 7.15 Return, leave Cundy’s Harbor at 6.00 a. m, Haven (mid sailed); M A cord and Points Norill 7.31 a. Arrive •surflm-»nd low grades.2 85 c 3 13 Leavit and James m„ 12.33 p. m Bridgton, 11.0G 3.23 8.10 via above landings. for Portland; Annie 1, A. Rich were destroyd. (pang Wheat bakers.3 65 4.) oo HendersonHMidfr's.m8 iik80nVille Rochester, Springvule, Alfred, Water- Harrison, 11.37 3.40 8,37 •L d. Ulan SATURDAY. Sept. 1. .Brunswick for Bertha V Loss boro. Saco 7.34 a. SIcDOJfALD, tger. Wheat patents .4 40 a4 75 Boston; $11,000; insurance on and River, 111., 12.33, 5.33 p. in. je22dtfJ. A. Bennett, Tel. firing Gloucester; E South property Supt. 4G-3. 158 Commercial St. roller.4 Arrived. u'w... L Arcularlus, Am- Gorham, Westbrook, Cumberland Mills Office, *JM.hadhU.ouisst. to*4 16 Ancrew furniture about $0,000. This fire follows Westbrook B°ckland; Peters. Providence Jet., Woodfords, 7.33. 9.45 a. Mb. and St Louis clear.3 Do *4 uo Steamer n°i-V( ala‘a: ______aug27dtf State of Maine, St Andrew Nebluger, Port for one of J when m., 12.33. 5.33, 6.20 m.i Scar boro Jailer Wheal patents.4 40 50 Colby, John. NB, Beading uly 16, four structures were 3,05, p. STEAMERS. g.4 via Kantport for Boston. Bangui ; Nimrod. for St N Beach, Pine B: Eltzabetliport John, Point, 6.45, 9.50. 11.46 a m Sch Robert Vina Ilia ven for destroyed. It is also the third fire in less 1.08. Corn aud Fcel. \ McFarland, Sweetland,Brunswick, harvester, New London; 3.16, 3.45, 6.40, 11.15 D. m.; Old Orchard! C.a, with 0 feet (mige I J hi Hips, Rockland for it’cbago Lake, Kiver 500.0 pitch pine lumber to Rich- New York. than six months. The fire is to Saco, Biddeford, 6.45, 8.35, 9.50, 11.46 a m Sougo ear lots. Sid, sch insiow supposed in, «50Vi ardson, Dana & Co. Morse. 12.25, 1.08, 3.16. 3.15. 5.48, 6.40, 11.15 p. nil low. Sch h Passed selis i> D have been the work of incendiaries. Trains from ibntbac ,a63 Lassie Bronson, Benuett, Philadelphia, Haskell, Perth Amboy for arrive Worcester, i 05 p m u Northern Rochester ke*L has lots. r« i coal to Mo Cent HR. Boston^ Bight Edgewater for Port- 8.25 a. m.. 1.05. 6.48 p. in., Gor- BOSTON aud of S. S. au.ear low. Sch land; a A Stuart. Nova Scotia for ham and Bay Naples Co. 31 Vi.432 Hope New New York Way 6.40, 8.25, 10.47 a ir, JiPHILADELPHIA. York. Stations, Haynes. Lewis, Annie Gus SEARCHING FOR A CREW. TRI lit.bag lots. 34.® 35 Sch Cumberland. Perth and Helen. Calais lor do; Fred C 1.05, 4.15, 5.48 p. in. WEEKLY SAILINGS. Littiejo« lo oo Baltimore; Charles \Y Church, do far Wash- searching missing ford, 6.45, 10.05 a. in., Steamer Horatio Hall, Bragg, New York—J F Mark 9.28, 1.50, 3.30, 4.05, 5.00, will connect acted Bran, bag, low.oo ooa l» oo ingtou; Pendleton and W II Oier, bound boats with of the 5.05, 7.08 p. m. Rochester Fiom daily with 8.45 a. m. and 1.0-5 p. m. Liscomb. part crew of the and Way Stations, Philadelphia Monday, train car west. 5.20 Wednesday over Maine Central Railroad killing. low.18 0(, *20 oo Sen Bradford C p. m. (White Mt. French, Hammett Philadel- wrecked British steamer has re- at Milling, bag. lots. 0<**20 60 lndra, o. J. &. and Uiy.) touching Naples, Bridgton, North phia—.1 S Winslow & Co. FLANDERS, G. P. T. A. Friday, Bridgton and KiMdieeu.18 50*10 50 Sch Koreiirii Port*. turned to Aden without suc- Prom Central Harrison, connecting at Harrison Major Pickands, Lalthwaite, Philadelphia meeting any Je27dtf Wharf, Boston- 3 d ul Kmm with stage for and at Snear. Coffo*. Ualatns. —J s Ar at Pine street Wharf. Waterford, Naples with To*. Molasses, Winslow & Co. Newcastle Aug 31, steamer cess. An empty boat to the In- Philadelphia^ at3pp in. AUr s coaCl1 lino for Aberfeldy, belonging surance y? Ldes Falls, Casco, Bangor. effected at office. Otisfield. etc. figw-Biandara granulated. 6 34 dra was found ashore at SUNDAY, Sept. 2. Ar at Funchal Rasalula and it Freights for the West by the Penn. R. R. and Mpg-hitra fine granulated.... b 54 Aug 30, Massachusetts nautical Returning steamers leave Harrison every Arrived. is now South forwarded by lines •-or-Extra C. 6 00 training ship Enterprise, cruising; leaves Sept 6 believed that the occupants have connecting day (except Sunday) at 7.45 a. m. aud 1.30 for $13.00. p. U S Marblehead. Passage Rounu TrJp'$ia.3Q. m.; North Bridgton at 8 a. m. toffee— K10. roasted. 13 <*10 training ship l’ralrie, cruising. been rescued some vessel and 12.45 p. m.i Ar at Shanghai by passing and Meals and room included. ai 8 30 and 2 (dfee-Jara and Mocha. 27 Steamer Theresa Heymau (Br), Key, Louis- Sept l, barque Puritan, Ames- For Bridgton p. m., aud Naples atu.15 ®3Q New York. are freight or passage to F. P. a. m. burg, CB, for orders. buiy. being carried to Bombay or Colombo. apply WlNCk and 2.45 p. m., connecting at Sebago lew-imoysw. 25,*36 Cul at St Agent, Central Wharf, Boston. Rake Station Steamer Manhattan, New York— .John, NJJ, Sept 1, sch Winnie Lawry, with 11.45 a. in. and 5.25 p ni IfW-Congous.. 27*50 Bennett, Vineyard Haven. K B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and General Steamboat passengers and mdse to J F Liscomb. NO Express Train for Portland and itn—Japan. 36*40 In DISAGREEMENT. Manager, 00 State St. Flake Tug port at Wellington, NZ, Aug3. bqe Edward Building, Boston, Boston making the most inland Mf fhnnosa... 36a. 65 Tamaqua. towing barge Kuphrata, from L In Effect August t*7Hi, 1 {>00. Mass. ocL22dtf delightful trip 1 witncoal to Mayberry. Collins, for Auckland aud New Washington, 1.—Mr. m New England. !fthnw—Porto Uu-o. 3>;«4o liUadelphla. RanuaH & McAllister. York. September Adee, Sch Geo K Walcott. the of Round trip excursion tickets, good for day of Kosues—Barbadoes. 32 *35 Hunker, Newport News, Ar at St aoting Secretary State, does not CRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL elate coal to Randall & l*ierre. Mart, Aug 31, barque hesitate only, $2.00, Ask for our tourist's guide Muses—common...... 20n2» McAllister. Vidette, to set the seal of his WAY Sch Charles Hall, Philadelphia. disapproval SQUARE AS FOLLOWS: Portland & Steamboat Co. at Union Station. It* Kajslns. 2 crown.2 25 Davenport. Pinkham,' Newport In upon the stories that have been 00*2 coal port at Syduey. NSW, Aug l, Shenan- put afloat 7 00 a. m. For Lewiston Eoothbay C. L. GOODRIDGE, « do 3 crown...2 26*2 50 News, to Randall & McAllister. ship to the effect Brunswick, (Lower! STEAMER Sch doah, Harvey, for San Francisco. that there has been a disa- J iath. Boothbav. Beach. ENTERPRISE leaves East do 4 crown. 2 60 Francis K Baird, Greenlaw, New York. Popham Rockland,Au- Booth _]ue28dtf___ Manager. *2 75 Ar at Old to greement of between the l ;usta. bay at 7 a. m. and htois. Sch Sarah C Rope-*, Kmger, New York. Calabar, previous Aug 9, barque policy President Waterville, Skowliegan and Belfast Monday, Wednesday looreMuseaus. 7Vk;*9 Justine H and 8.30 a. m. Friday for Portland, at So, Sch Fourth. Calais for New Ingeraoll, Moore, New York via Ber- Secretary Hay as to involv- For Danville Jc., Rutnford touching Bristol, Pork, liesf. Lard aud Poaitry, duly Yorft muda and China, Falls, Heron island, Sob Bonny. eims, Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel1 Napoleon. Rice, Orr's Island. ing possible changes in the cabinet. Mr. Lewiston, Farmington, Rangeley and 1Island- I per!s-Heavy.16 00*16 25 \1 Vatervnle. Sch Adee snvs the cfnvlua dominion Tine. Catalina. Piper, Lynn for Rockport ...... ?«k—Medium.15»;0.®16 25 Sclis JU.IU a. ui. urunswicK, Bath, Lewiston ...—...... ii.uium "‘mi, jroruanu, Alice and Lizzie Hagan, ttsblug. lug In foundation. He feels a. 7 a. m. l!e*-hfc.ivv. ;.10753)1125 MANY BUILT. able to en- Gardiner, Augusta and Waterville, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for .10 75 VESSELS ter the broadest denial of the 11.00 a. m. for Squirrel Island. Boithbay Harbor, Heron isl- Montreal to OOailO PROM OUR accuracy Express Dauville Jc., Lewis Liverpool. rcneiess. naif bbls CORRESPONDENTS. of the and. So. Bristol and East * 6 60 Washington, September 1.—Complet a statements for the reason that ha ton, Waterville, Alooseliead Lake via Foxcroft Boothbay. Ure—vc; ana nao tbl. mire.... JONES PORT. sclis aug2dtt ALFRED Race. Steamer. From Montreal. From 8Vgt®8V8 _ Aug 31—Ar, Highland official returns for the fiscal ende 1 has been In and almost Bangor, Washington Countv R. R., Bar Harbor Manager. Quebec. urd-ics nali year daily hburly Aroostook and bbl.com.... a7v4 Queen, Jobbln, Boston; A T Haynes. Kelle#, County and for Dominion. Aug. 25, uaylight. 2 in. June 30, 1900, show that 1,446 vessels o f communication with the ol Houlton,Woodstock Aug. 25, p. Ltrd-Paus mire. Addison. Secretary St-. Stephen, St. St. John and Cambrornau, Sept. 1, daylight. Sept. L 2 m. 9Vfc»9:j'a 393,108. gross tons were built and docu State by mail and wire at the Andrews, ilali p. Urd—Fails, compound. 7 Vi as Sid, sch Charley Buck!, Jenkins, Two Rivers. latter's fax via Vaneeboro. ♦Ottoman, Sept, 2d, daylight, direct. mented in the United States. Since home and is 12.35 Urd-Pure. leal. 9 Vg .310 MT DKSERT, sch James 186 (5 perfectly acquainted with 0. m. Express for Brunswick, Llsbot ♦Roman, Sept. 8, daylight, direct. Sept 1—Sid, Young, this record has the ihekens.. 15® ie Bulger, New York. been exceeded only twice Secretary's views respecting pendinc Falls, Augusta, Waterville, Newport, Bangor ALLAN LINE Vancouver, Sept. 15, daylight. Sept. 15 .2 m in p. Fowl. 12» 14 1804, when 416,740 gross tons weri > issu63. Therefore he is able to that Bucksport, Bar Harbor, Oldtown and Green- ♦This steamer does not ROCK PORT. Aug 31—Ar, sclis Mary Eliza, say ville. carry passengers. Fokevs. 13*16 built and In 1874 when 3 Mr Hay is in accord St. Lawrence Service. Allen. North Haven; Susan Port- 432,725 gross ton thoroughly with the 12.50 in. For Buns.a.. 11 Vi * 12 Francis, Rice, were p. Danville, Jc.,Rumford Fails land ; i eriiald, Eilsw orth. built. The construction bt President In his Chinese while on Bemts. MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. hxmlders.. 8 Forester, may policy, Lewiston, Farmington. Carrabasset Boston to via. Vi classed according to the the other hand, the President has Liverpool Queenstown. Produce. toliowing types: given Raugeley, Bingham, Waterville, Skowbogan. Calling at Moville. schooner bartres and his 1 00 p.m. For Pea EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. Schooners, sloops unqualified approval to every step Freepori,Brunswick, Rockland, Steamer. 'rails, 2 S5@2 40 K. A. L. Boston. 499, of 109,605 Great , In the negotiations which were points, Augusta. Waterville. Skowhs- _From Jerri. Ca Korina Poa. 2 603 2 65 gross tons; laki directed From New steam of to Mr. Kiiu, Belfast, Dover and Foxcrott, STEaM- England, Sept. fetus. Ye low « vessels, 25, 97,847 Hay. Greenville, 12th, noon.’ Eyes. 2 40 2 50 Notice to Mariners. gross tonnage Bangor, Oldtown ana Livenpool. SHU'S. Montreal Fans. Keo canal boats and of | ---—-- Mattawamkeag, and to Quebec Kidney.2 4(>« 2 50 barges, 625, 74,86( Bucksport RATES OF PASSAGE. Mrs Office of the ocean AT Saturdays. , 9.15, 10.15, 11.45 a. Campobello Andrews, 1902—1912 .102 108 Newport News; E'rank Beaming and Willie L vessels England, recently, Elder- Harbor. Bangor, 1.20 u. m.; Witerviile and 111.,... 1.15, 3.15, 4.10, N. B. K, .4v Funding. 5.35, 6.40. 8.40, 10.40 p. m. b”tland 4». 1913. 108 Newton, Philadelphia; Charles L JetTroy, Monc- & Co. have made Lewiston, 3.23 p. in.; Skowhegan, Waterville, Fsimmer Funding.lofl Dempster arrange- Maine Co. j Return—Leave Great Diamond, 6.20, 7.15 Arrangement, Water.112 114 ton. NB; Georgia Berry, Rockland; Georgie D Steamship Augusta and Rockland, 5.20 p. m., from Water- On and alter fer,6s-1905-1 ments to run a line of Lon*1 J.«);in3 Loud, for an ea»tern port: Horace P Shares, steamships from By llayll.-h,.. ville daily; St.John. Bar Harbor, Aroostook 3.10,4.05,5.30' leave «2?5}^*-19°7. h 6.35. 8.35. 10.35 p. m. Railroad Wharf, Portland, on Monday. 4k mi. 103 South River. NJ, for Portland; Damon, Perth London to Jamaica. Three County, Moosehead Lake and Bangor, 5.30 p. Knfnuding.101 steamers of 3 TRIPS PER WEEK. Return —Leave Treletlien’s, 05 Wednesday and Friday at 6 30 p. m. Return- 113 Amboy for New Bedford; Nautilus, do for Rock- m.; Rangeley. Farmington. Rumford Falls, 6.15, 7.10,8 “J«MU».MunloiDaii9l8.no 0.05, 10.05, 11.35 a. 5.25 6 ing leave St. John. Eastporc and Lubec Mon- E H Port Johnson for 3,000 tons displacement are being built Lewiston. 5.45 p. m.; White Mountain 111., 1.06, 3.05, 4.00, 30' u„’4,-1<'«.1-l»>l Refunding....ioo 102 land; King, E-astport; The steamships Horatio Hall and Man- points 8.30.10.30 p. m. days and I riday. Municipal .101 102 Aetna, Port Keadlug for Helen hattan alternatively leave and Naples, 5.55 p. m.; Chicago, ‘*wt»tonCj,rl901. Bangor: Augus- on the Clyde. Franklin Wharf Montreal, Return—Leave Evergreen, 6.10, 7.05 8.00 Through tickets issued and baggage checked 107 ta, South for Haven. Fabyans, 7.25; Bar Harbor, Bangor and Rock- 1913, Municipal.105 Amboy Vineyard Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 9.00, 10.00 11.30 a. m., 5.2 to destination. Freight received up to 4.09 schs E'rank T Stinson and Early next year five steamers will be land, 1.25a. m, Halifax. St. Bar 1.00, 3.C0, 3.55, >, 6.25, u,,®4*; iBOl. Municipal.ioo 102 BOSTON—sid 31st, at 6p. m. lor New York direct Returning, leave dally; John, 8.25,10.25 p. m. p.m. K Mt coal John J Philadel- Harbor. Bangor, 4.20 a. m. daily. •nameCentral K7s.l9l2.cons.nits 135 137 Hope, ports; Hanson, built to replace the first three, is Pier 38. E, R., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- For Ponce’s Landing, For tickets and staterooms at the Pina ** which, 9.25 a. in.. 5.38 m.:Bar Long Island, 0.15, apply 4‘/gS. 103 110 phia: Abby K Bentley.-. at 5 p. m. Mindays—Lewiston, p. 8.00, 10.30 a. 12.00 Ttree Ticket 270 Mid e * " be used for a days 9.60, in., 111.. 2.00, 3.00, 4.20 Office, street, or for Ar sclis Smith 1 said, may line to are Harbor, 12.25 p. m.; Waterville,6.20 m.;Whlte u At con*, mtc.. .106 106 1st, Tuttle. Bryant, Damaris- Bermuda, These steamers superbly fitted and bur- p. 6.30, 6.16, 7.30, 9.30 !>. m. other information at * definite as to 5.35 n. m. Company’s Office, Railroad 102 cotta; Sarah W Lawrence, Carter. Norfolk. jut nothing this has yet nished for travel and afford t,he most Mountains, Return—Lt ave Ponce’s WharWoot of State Parti., *. «6s,1900.«xteii’sn.l01 passenger Landing, Long street, « °«d’« i.wu .i<»u vos.-tti, at 3 60 Keene, Washington; Gen S EJ Merwin, Smead, today i«» En'ect .lame 25, 21*00. of the STEAMER GORINNA. 111., 12.20, 2.15, 3.45, 4.45 6.15, 7.30 p. ill. August ancl Sen!cruder will leave at 8.30 a. m. 2no i?Vi,nd 42 60 lor medium; Bank do at do; Geo A McFaddeu. Wallace, do. ;he consolidation Northwest Life For J. F. "'*1 50. DEPARTURES Little and Great Diamond Islands, LISCOMB, Supt Ski 1st. schs Blanche Hopkins. New York; Assurance company of with the Trefethens and tf p fwndliuo Chicago Direct Between Brunswick and Portland. B.30 A. M. and 12.50 noon. From Union Station Evergreen Landings, may B. IIER8EY, Agent. cod. caught cast of Cape Sable.N.S.. Mary T Quin by, Bangor; Benj C E'ritn, Mutual Deserve Fund life Peaks for Boston; association of for Poland. Mechanic Island, 7.00. 8.00. 9.30, 10.30 a. ir.., 12.15 i? large ana $2 37 Vs for medium, Pliineas w Sprague, Portland. Falls, Backfleld, Can- Sfew York. The oontract with the Mu- BEGINNING JUNE 1st. ton, Rumford Fails and 2.00, 3.15. 4.20, 5.15, 6.15, 7.30 p. m. fi* Pr,me Oeorgea Codfish new *5 50 BANGOR—In port 3 st, sebs Anna Murray, Dixheld, Bemis. For •Js<,rUote iual which all of the mem- Ponce’s Landing, Long Island, and 3 60 tor small: Bank for Deserve, by Steamer will leave B.SOa.. m. 12.50 noon and 6.15 p. m. From Union atVrii^nlarge 26S$3 Sanford, Washington; Augustus Hunt, Blair, \ Simpson’s Point, Bruns- 7.00, 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 a. 111., 12.15, 2.00, 3.15, 4.20 IopaoIIhip” notice. 79 for and *00 25 lor jers of the Northwestern are taken at 7 a. well Station for Mechanic Falls and jin.li o?3 ,ar?t0 loading. over, wick, m, daily. Harps Center at 7.25, intermediate 5.15, 7.30 p. m, lore *4 bi)a,o 00 for large anti 3 25 BATH—Ar schs daces the members upon an Birch Island at 7.40, Mere Point at Bustin’s stations. On Saturdays 5,15 in. train 4-)ill./ fto v 1st, Ronney Parker, Boston; ] equality 7.45, only, p. 11.00 p. m.. for Forest City Teaks for small. James T at at •1111s to Kumtord Falls, Landing, A Gray, Exeter; Raymond Maull, L'he Northwestern Life will pay over Island 8.05, Littlejohn’s 8.25, and Cousin’s Island. Saturday nights only. M:iclterel in fishermen’s oi d )r at Salem. Island at 8.35, in Portland at 9.30 a. m. Mr. Con vers E. Eeacli is Pr *10 50 I ;o the Mutual Deverse the legal reserve arriving rhrough cars between Portland and Bemi3. Tickets sold over this line to the Gem a mem- kl>] Sid, sch3 Cumberland, Keturning. leave Long for the Philadelphia; Lugano, unounting to $6,974,050, The assets and Wharf, Portland, Theatre. ber oi our firm from tlais cur .-a ousk $8 r>0@a 76 atl; hat • New York; Hope Haynes. Nantucket. move landings, at 3 30 p. nr. date. l^uote J iabilities remain with the Northw/it R. C. BRADFORD, Traffic Manager, Unavoidable delays excepted, and subject to jri r^M ,i>0i IW,ldock 82 i’bq.2 76; heavy salt- Boot HBAY-Ar ist, schs W C Pendleton, change without notice. Ponland, 1. _ Portland, Maine. September 1900, at *2 R T e rn, which goes into the hands of a re- E. A. boiii.5 0CJC filP’dtl; ana Fnglisii cured do Portland; Rundlett, Wiscasset, BAKER, Manager. K. L. LOVRJOY, C. VV. T. w* fJu, an(1 < el ver. Superintendent, GODING, General Manager. ADDERS ADAMS A CO. scarce. Sid, sch Francis R Baird, Portland, je2dtf Jei8 dtf Bumford Falla. Maine. ON, juao aa sepltiiw THE PRESS. WOULDN’T PAY HACKMAN. AN EXCITING RUNAWAY. LABOR DAY TODAY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. A Couple of Drunks Who Got Much tlie Adelbert Baker, tlie Truckman, Thrown Will Be Generally Observed Although OWEN, MOORE CO. Worst of Argument. to Ground and Badly Injured. No Public Celebration Has Been Ar- Owen, Moore & Co. J. F. Libbv Cc. ranged. Frank M. Low. While unloading a lot of trunks be- Geo. 11. Griffen. Last a of men hired a 1 he weather evening couple to a theatrical at to-day at The Kindergarten. longing oompany, This Is Labor and it will be is to be fair. embroidered fronts, for hack to take them from Washington Day likely Muslin, curtains, at Dissolution of Copartnership. Swett’s hotel, at a few minutes before observed the Maine Cenfral Fxcursion. street to the Grand Trunk generally throughout city, a depot. After two o’clock Mr. Portland, Sept. 3, 1900. marked from 10c been 12 yesterday afternoon, there will be no cele- $1.69, yard, l-2c had arrived at the station re- although public For To Lost, Found they they Aaelbert the well known truck- New Wants, Sale, Let, Baker, bration as there has been in some years a to 15c. and similar advertisements will be found on fused to pay the hackman, James Ross. being $2.50. beads. man, was badly injured. The team was past. The most of the of business page 6 under appropriate The latter referrred the matter to Officer places an express and baggage wagon owned will be the store McGrath closed ail day and the usual holi- TODAYholiday, Hosiery. Silks Counter. who started out to investigate. C. E. ana was backed In Winslow’s Syrup. by Bibby up day hours will be observed at the Mrs. Soothing Both of the men had been and post will be closed. drinking front of the hotel While the millions of taking^out office. The will the An assorted lot of Has been used over Fifty Years by seemed to be for re- Longshoremen spend One lot of acheing alfight. They trunks one while of them In the front part of at Lake a Our printed anthers for their children Teething, sisted the officer and in the iay Sebago and expect large regular “Monday tussle which the and stitch success. It soothes the child, wagon slipped down and hit the number to plain drop Florentine at with perfect ensued Officer McGrath his participate in the celebration. Sale” will be silks, 39c a cures Wind dropped billy horse. This the horse and he Bargain toftens the gums, allays Pain, frightened An attractive list of has been ar- boot cot- and was obliged to fight the men with his sports fancy been 50c and the and is the best at once started on a mad run the pattern yard, 58c. Colic, regulates bowels, down ranged and will be awarded in all forward one fists. But he to the task and prizes put day. for Diarrhoea whether arising from proved equal street. and ton emedy Mr. Baker ran out grabbed oi the contests. The Portland band will Hosiery, (women’s) sale soon had both men under control The teething or other causes. For by Drug- hold of the horse was thrown to the For we Needleivork but go to the lake with these excursionists Tuesday, then, Counter. of the world. Be sure ar.d wagon was called the at marked from 36c. gists in every nart patrol i^d prison- and two of the wheels of the 27c, ground who will return to the in the have selected the follow- a k for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, 25 cte ers were taken to the station, city early police They over Both of the One lot of wagon passed his body. evening. The Red Men meet at their knitted a bottk. said that in N. will Children s Counter they belonged Berlin, H., knees were also and consid- list to be offered at Hosiery badly scarred, hall in the block this morn- ing and had intended to home on Farrington Boudoir at CASTORIA go the of Slippers, erable of his clothing was torn. One ing and escorted the American 09c, evening train. One of Officer McGrath’s by Cadet prices that cannot fail to A lot of russet and tan of Chas. H. Fletcher. Chase's was oalled and Mr. Baker marked Bears the signature hacks Band will sail down to Island down from hands was a of his coat Long 1.00. scraped, part was at 78 attract In use for more than thirty years, and taken to his home Portland where will the in contests you. cotton ribbed was torn and a button was off. they enjoy day stockings, One lot of pulled street where was attended Dr. pure linen The Kind You Have Always he by of sport. Bought. The men did not their names. and at 14c and give Mr. Baker will be laid Umbretlas Counter. plain, Thompson. up This an of a Centre CASTORIA evening exemplification Pieces, for a stamped PERSONALS. about week. degree by the members of the Portland 16c, been 25c. for Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. The horse continued on down A lot of fine all silk 24 have Temple Council of the Knights of Columbus embroidery, In use for more than thirty years, and street and turned around into Middle. will take Underwear Knitted. been Among the cottagers to return to place. At the conclusion of inch Rain Umbrellas Counter, 25c,50c ran a (fit and09c,togo The Kind You Have Always Bought. Then he the team against tele- this business refreshments will be town this week are Mrs. A. R. served. at graph pole at the oorner of Plum street. The for sunshades in A lot of fine half price tomorrow. CASTORIA Wright and family of Grand Beach, Mr. regular monthly meeting of the too) Jersey The horse was caught by bystanders city government is also due to take One lot of Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. and Mrs. William H. Clifford and family place and cretonne cov- not muoh the worse tor his garnet, green blue, ribbed Lisle-thread Un- of Glen Cove and escapade. tonight but it may be postponed. All In use for more than thirty years, and Mrs. Philip Henry The wagon was not of the at ered Brown and of Glen greatly damaged. municipal and county offices will fancy bordered, $2.98, dervests, white and ec- Pillows,with tassels, The Kind You Have Always family Cove. Bought. be closed. Miss Katharine Hale, of Hon. marked at 49c, marked from daughter HARROIl NOTES. down from $4.25. ru, at 19c, marked down 75c. and Mrs. Clarence Hale will be a pupil :the coppers won. a BOARD OF REGISTRATION. at the Misses Masters’ Sohool, Dobbs The Notions from 25c. Also lot of Heins of Interest Picked the police and firemen met for the sec- Counter. Handkerchiefs Counter. N. Y. Up Along Jberry, ond time in a baseball on the Water Front. game Deer- cream white at Miss Alice Barrows will return to A lot fine Pants, One lot of The Board of Registration will be in lng grounds Saturday afternoon. Once of steel men's color- Yassar College taking a post graduate again the showed their 29c, been 50c. nine to take on be- coppers superiori- ed session days voters, course. Miss Eleanor and Miss whose death Scissors, leather covered bordered hemstitched Wright Captain James McGllvery, ty, winning by the one-sided score of 21 27. Hours from 9 a. m. to Merrill return to Yassar oocurred at his In recent- Children s Underwear. ginning Aug. Mary beginning home Searsport to 4. From beginning to end the police- handles, at 27c, special Handkerchiefs, at their second year. commenced the sea at the 5c, 1 m., 3 to 5 p. m. Evenings from 7 to ly, following men plaved at a speed far beyond that of p. value. A a lot of an- were The Misses Cram cf street, are of and In a short time became their opponents and won in a canter. lso One lot of 10c. the session Spring age 23, Jersey 9, except the last day, when of. fha U/nnmhnlr 1 XT U Larrabee master He commanded the brig J. and Phillips were the battery for the polios while Burke and Webster tiseptic Dress Shields, ribbed Vests and Panta- closes at 5 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Dyer and Harris and the barks Goodell and Leather Goods Mary were in the points for the fire fighters. Counter. children have returned low to their home on Carrie Wyman. While In command of An enthusiastic crowd of rooters was in white, (very weight) lettes, at 12 l-2c, marked BRIEF JOTTINGS. Pine street from a visit at Newport. the Mary Goodell in 1862 he was attendance. One lot of Belt captured waterproof, at 18c. down from 19c. Buck- Mr and Mrs. Fred N. Dow left Wednes- by a Confederate cruiser, commanded by The sealed proposals for 60,000 square THE ODD LADES. at were day for a carriage drive to Fryeburg and Captain Semmes, but was permitted to les, 10c, 25c. feet of turf, delivered at Fort Preble, Holmes Circle and Fern of Odd Gloves Counter. Counter. neighboring places. They will be gone to Portland. He retired from sea lodge Linings at the States proceed Another lot at were were opened Unit8d engi- Ladies will hold a basket in Green- 25c, ten days. early in the seventies and had lived in picnic neer's oilice at 12 noon, Saturday. There wood Peaks Wednes- One lot of women’s One lot of 3G inch 50c. Mr. and Mrs, Morris of Kansas City are since. Garden, island,next were four South Bucksport bidders, Henry Sawyer, day If will go the first the guests of Mrs. John B. Coleman of Yesterday was an ideal day for a sail on stormy Wednesday two-clasp wash-leather black moried Portland; George B.McGregor, Portland; fine Taxe the steamer Alice Howard Perealinc, Pine street, the waters and the travel, thou gh of day. Fancy Goods Counter. George Place, Albert H. Pratt, South which leaves Portland at ten o'clock, mode and at 12 l-2c a Mrs. Benjamin F. Harris and Miss course not to the mark of mid- pier Gloves, gray, finish, Portland. Mr. Pratt was the lowest up high yard, Louise Harris are spending two weeks at summer, was sufficiently large to give the WELL KNOWN at been 89c. bidder, but no decision was made in YACHTSMAN white, 69c, special value. Tomorrow we offer our Kennebago Camp near Indian Book, several seamtboat lines a good business. regard to the matter as Mr. Pratt was DROWNED. entire Bangeley, guests of Hon. Galen C. Moses The sail the Cacso Underwear Muslin. stock of the only man to submit a sample. The arranged by Bay London, September 1.—Captan Malcom Counter, Men's Underwear Counter. glass of Bath. Miss Harris returns to Smith Steamboat the Islands who assisted his others will be to exhibit company among Hogarth, brother, Capt. mounted inquired samples “Archie’1 the of Sir College this fall. was largely patronized [and the Harps Hogarth, skipper A lot of women’s fine Photographs of the woi’k when a decision will be Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock to sail O^e lot of silk lustre Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and son of weU steamers got a big share of the pat- and small Pictures at made. The bids were: Sawyer, 2 cents that boat in the last contest for the cambric full um- Philadelphia who have been guests of ronage. America's has been drowned at Mil- , Skirts, Shirts and at per square foot; McGregor, 2 1-4; Place, cup, Drawers, to close them Mrs. Harvey S. Murray at Pond Cove The usual concert was ford Haven. brella half price 2 1-2; Pratt, 1 1-2. Sunday given shape, with deep down from left at of 79c, marked out. Charles F. Tobie and Tuesday. Greenwood Garden and the decks Clinton L, flounce of lace or Mr, J. B, Clancy has returned to Mon- the Alice Howard were crowded with Swiss Tewksbu-y have been drawn for grand $1.00. Also a lot of Jer- treal from a ten days’ vacation spent in on her afternoon IS THE It’s often jurors, and Wm. Jj. Bradley and Fred- passengers early trips. embroidery, at 98c, Jewelry Counter. this city. Mr. Clancy returns in Novem- The steamer Therese sey ribbed Shirts and erick O. Turner for petit jurors at the English Heymann CELLAR so at this marked ber with the Allan Line. During his arrived from Cape Breton and down from $1.50. September term of the United States cir- light ? ■ season. at marked An assorted lot of fan- visit in this he was a at the MUSTY Drawers, 19c, cuit court. city guest will load for Europe. Portland Golf Club. And are not some of the rooms Corsets Counter. down from 25c. Jeweled Ilat at There were 19 deaths in Portland stuffy? cy Pins, Mrs. Frederick G. Fassett has returned DIDN’T WORK. Do you notice an odor from the the past week, three resulting from 25c. from a six weeks’ visit at Bridgton High- plumbing? A lot of "Warner’s “Co- Metis Hosiery Counter. 10c,regular price, choleral infantum; 2 from nephritis; lands. Lobster Fishermen Did Not Care to Bay 2 REMEDIES. 2 from cancer, and 1 each from accident, raline” Corsets, white Counter. Miss Persls Jordan is among the nurses a l'acht Offered at a Low Price. A lot of two-tliread Stationery congestion of the brain, enteritis, gastro at the Maine General Hospital to gradu- and sizes 18 to enteritis, heait disease, hemiplegia, drab, 25, lisld* col- ate this fall. Hay’s Hay’s Hosiery, fancy One lot of Beacon Hill hepatitis, paralysis, senility, tubercu- Saturday afternoon a party of men at marked down Miss Brown of is the of | Compound 89c, o Bangor guest Hygienic ored at Linen losis, spinal disease and typhoid fever. anchored in a good looking yacht just off stripes, 25c, AVriting Paper, at Mrs. F. H. Fassett, Pine street. Disinfectant. Phenol. frm Also a lot Thursday evening at Foresters’ hall, Peabody’s cove near Trundy’s reef on the $1.25. marked down from 50c. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bexdale and chil- A tar-carbolic 25c a pound, Congress street, the degree team of Court Cape Elizabeth shore and going ashore in deodorizer that of regular dren of Rock 111 who have A colorless and silk Corset Lac- Island, been destroys and over-- fancy At same one Falmouth will exemplify the new de- their small boats offered to sell the yacht odorless disinfect- counter, price, 48c. One lot of visiting Mrs, Bexdale’s parents on Elm COmes all offen- four at gree of the order for the first time in to some lobster fishermen, for $50. ant that destroys sjve 0dors. 25o ings, yards long, lot street, leave for Chicago tonight. disease germs. of men’s worsted Club” Portland with full regalia. The team has The lobster fishermen declined the for an 8 oz. botile “Jockey Playing Mr. Drew, actor and press agent of the of extra strong, 25c, marked down from done considerable work In preparation offer, for it appeared as if some crooked 25c a quart bottle. for dilution with two-piece Bathing Suits, at 20c a first Gem company, is visiting at the Cards, pack, for the event and expects to make a good work had been done inasmuch as the water. 33c. Howard cottage. Peaks island. fggg blue and white appearance that evening. boats which the men came ashore in navy regular price, 30c. Frank M. Low, of F. M. Low & Co., The linn of S. H, Pike & Co. has been themselves were worth from $30 to $40. 3 Cornered Phar- Skirts at marked leaves for New where ho stripe, $1.89, dissolved and the business will be carried today York, Failing to make a sale the men rowed (punter. Toilet Goods Counter. will a week for Middle St. down from on hereafter by the new firm of F. O. spend looking novelties, away leaving the yacht at anchor off the macy, One lot of fine mer- $2.50. Marriner & Co. at No. 10 Center street. and the latest Fall fashions in cove where she now One lot of Bath clothing. remains, being cerized cloth with Tab- Persons In Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Miller of this after Skirts, Neckwear Counter, Women's. Z vicinity who city looked by the lobster fishermen. the are to attend the sessions of the and Mr. and Mrs. John Doscher of Jer- accordion lets, (for perfuming going deep plaiting, One lot of white P. Iv. Christian Endeavor society in sey City have just returned from a week’s KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. at Eastport and at been bath,) 17c, regular will arrive in time for the opening meet- outing at Seboomook cottage, Moosehead ruffle, 98c, Stocks, with col- of Third it’s the correct fancy 25c. One lot of ing by taking the steamboat for Eastport lake. They report game very plentiful Exemplification Degree at City Also a lot of price, If $1.50. ored Ties at oix which they can return Friday. Mr. A. Carles of 518 Congress street Hall This Evening. candy to give. attached, “Little Toilet has taken black satteen at Beauty” At the regular meeting of the trustees passage to Europe on the She knows the Skirts, been 50c and 75c. from on 25c, at 5c a of the Park street Pi’esbyterian society Ivernia, sailing Boston Satur- Portland oouncil, Knights of Colum- were Soap, box, (three name 79c, $1.00. held last a vote of thanks day, September 8th. Mr. Carles will re- “Hnyler” evening was bus, is to have an exemplification of the It’ g Embroideries Counter. cakes in a One turn about the end of box.) tendered 1. W Fitzpatrick, Esq., in be- November. third degree tonight at City hall. The is only put on Goods. half of the for his dona- Mrs, Dean and two daughters from Wor- Bathing lot of Ciothes society generous work is to be under the direction of Dep- one grade—the One lot of fine* Swiss Brushes, tion of a bill fx%om the cester, are r.ecent arrivals at the Chase receipted Port- uty David W. Murray of Massachusetts, A lot of white braid- at 10c. land cottage. b"6t- h oosls on Sewer Pipe and Artificial Stone Co. who will be accompanied by his personal Muslin Embroideries v for cement work done on the Park street Mr. A, J. Walsh and Brother and A. Huyler’s more than trimmed blue Mo- degree team. As this is the first time any navy muslin at 42c a Bide of the church. Mr. FitZDatrick has L. Chase of Brooklyn, have broken cloth, Haberdashery. N.Y., the work will be done under the new other be- hair at at Island and returned candy Suits, $2.25, frequently shown his interest in the pros- camp Long to ritual it will draw a large crowd from yard, been 50, 58 and of the Brooklyn. cause of its qual- An assorted lot of perity society by rendering of all over the state. Half rates have been marked from $3.50. Al- assistance One of the noticeable 88c. when much needed. very exhibits at secured from all stations on line of the ity. The box so six tine flan- Men’s at was one of the finest of the New England Fair last week was the quality Night Shirts, Yesterday days M. C. R. R makes a the summer and beautiful ol oil dainty the beautiful weather display paintings done the which as nel at Laces Counter. 39c, marked from 50c. After work will begin If Bathing Suits, half which was by Miss M. J. MoCrlndle of 179 Clark souvenir. you prevailed greatly enjoyed by soon after 6 o’olock as possible, is over, Crowds this which took the first want a box of of Taf- everybody. Hocked to the Islands street, city, a social session and refreshments will be price. One lot corded Basement. and to the suburbs and a prizs to use as big business held at Hibernians’ hall on Congress candy feta all at was Mr. H. J. Lehan of Silk, colors, done by the steamers and electric Gray street will street. a gift there is Counter. One lot of Jar- the next Trimming-s fancy cars. spend ten days in Boston and none so sure to $1.15, marked from A large number of arrived on Providence visiting friends and relatives. PETER CHARLES WILL SPEAK. dinieres, at 60c, marked people give pleasure as Six of black the Boston boat Messrs. Walter of the Walter styles $1.50. yesterday morning to be Corey Co- Hon. Peter Charles Ke9gan of Van Bu- Iluyler’s. We from* 88c. One lot of on hand to spend Labor Day in Portland. rey Company and Kobert L. Whitcomb, ren, a prominent Democrat of Aroostook silk and worsted are Portland Gimp, Linens Counter. More will come on the boat and trains manager of the new rug department, re- county, arriveu in Portland Saturday baize-lined Silver at 85c a marked green this turned from New York at agents. yard, morning. Saturday night, and is the Preble house. He will par- One lot of large size Baskets, at marked Mrs. Irene Douglass, widow of the late where they have been for the past week, ticipate this week in the In this from 5Ge. And a lot of 39c, campaign fine unbleached Seth Douglass, died in Gorham, August purchasing novelties and the latest things district, speaking in th3 counties of Schlotlerbeck & Foss quality down from 50c. An odd in for their new which Co,, long feather black 31st, aged 79 years. rugs department Cumberland and York He will probably Boas, Bath at will be in a short when somo Established 18G6. Towels, 19c, lot of standard Golf opened time, address a meeting at Blddeford on Tues- and grey, at $1.00, were THE SOCIALISTS. of the choicest ever exhibited in marked down from 25c. patterns day evening and at Westbrook on the Clubs, at 50c. Great Saturday evening Clinton Simonton this city will be displayed, It is also that $1.50. following evening. likely Prescription Druggists. same a Mr. At counter, lot of lot of of South Portland, “child ot the people,’-' T. P. McGowan has arrived home he will speak at Brunswick. bargain. One from a and Agent Andrew McFarland of the At- very delightful pleasure and busi- “I have been speaking at some meet- septid3t /nfants* Outfits Counter. pure linen Table Cloths, Screen ness to the Land of Japanese Fans, lantic Coast Seamen's Union, boarded a trip Evangeline. ings in Penobscot county,” said Mr. Kee- Rev. John one with Yarmouth eleotric car and went out to M. Harrington. formerly of gan Saturday evening. ‘‘These meetings A lot of fine nainsook yard square, at 8c. One lot of indi- is about to a Yarmouth where they held a meeting. Portland, erect new Catho- have been at Bangor, Oldtown, Bradley white and colored at lic border, vidual Butter Plates, Both were in fine fettle, their voices were church at Orono. and ac the Etna oampmeeting grounds. hand-made Dresses, for ♦H!>♦♦ »♦♦♦♦ »»<»<>♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ » at been 29c. at the proper pitch and for a couple of Former Speaker Thomas B. Reed is at All of them were fine meetings. I have children six months to 19c, 19c a dozen, were 25e. hours they held forth and addressed a Newport, R. I., on a visit to Mrs. E. H. also been invited to speak at Lagrange, ♦*£ a town in Penobscot befo tne one good sized orowd on the issues of the day. G. Slater, who gave a dinner In his hon- county, re year old, at $1.89, Ribbons Counter. campaign concludes. Candidate Simonton has just returned or at the Cliffs Friday night. marked from $2.62, and from a visit to the eastern part of the Proprietor Nunns of the Falmouth ho- A SMALL BLAZE. An assorted lot of part OWEN, MOORE & CO. state and he says that he has been hold- tel Saturday purchased the beautiful pic- $3. Ad same counter, a some An awning over tlio store of short and ing great meetings in that section ture of a view of The Ledges at Cape Cot- Fryefire • is packed with everything new in J lot of pieces, lengths the and Harb, at the corner of Fore and for ba- of country. He will put in some hard tage as seen in a storm. The picture has Jewelry line. We have the £ Alocassins, ends of broad Rib- Franklin fancy work this week in preaching the peculiar been on exhibition during the summer in streets, caught fire at a few most complete stock in the city. ♦ bies, at 19c, were 25c. tenets of socialism. the minutes two o’clock ithe which have been Agent MoFarland is Cape Casino and has been greatly ad- past yesterday after- ♦ Come to our store we can show X bons, Also a lot of women’s never better pleased than when discuss- mired. It is noon. The alarm was in but the painted by O'Brlon, the rung 4 you everything usually found in 2 from 45c to 75c a ing the live questions of the day. He yard, CLEANSING Knightville artist, and has been much blaze was before the ar- ♦ • and children’s will probably join the socialist candidate extinguished a first class jewelry establish- done for admired. The is 8x4 Outing to at to- promptly for honors in a pioture feet. rival of tho The will half congressional few speeches department. loss X me nt. X at go price during the week. Mr. Robert E, Clark, who for the last Hats, 39c, been 50c. not exceed $10. morrow. year has been the efficient night clerk of TOURISTS KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. the Falmouth hotel,has retired from that MAINE STATE FAIR OPENS TODAY. Shirt IVcz ists Counter. ns well ns for home people. The Room. Knights of Pythias of Portland and position and today leaves for his home in Draperies Dry cleansing of Silk Waists are You should to the Fair via Maine I ! vioinity a go anticipating very pleasant Island Pond, Vt., to spend a few weeks. McKenney, A lot of white lawn oocasion at the Central R. for all An assorted lot of reception to be given the Mr. Clark has been connected with the R., trains run direct to fig- A SPECIALTY. supreme on their return the and Shirt tucked and representatives Falmouth since it was reopened two grounds, avoiding delay trouble JEWELER, Waists, ured and spotted white Wo have tailor’s pressmen. from Detroit the of of early part this week, years ago and by his gentlemanly and transfer. Round trip tickets Includ- FOREST CITY OYt HOUSE and the exact date of which cannot be stated oourteous ♦ bearing has made many ing admission to the Fair, $1.25. See Monument Square. « LO I lH 0 Works at but due notice gfe3m ca,p8; cleansing present will be given friends. He leaves the Falmouth with M. C. R. R. Fair ad. for special train ITHEa Jly20dtf5tlioi'8Uip A House. 13 Preble St.. Opp. Preble in the dally papers. tho best wishes of all. ervice. m mmii ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ * mi i4 OWE^T, MOORE & CO. OWEN, MOORE & CO. QjT’Kid Gloves Cleansed Evory Day.