PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. CENTS. ESTABLISHED JUNK 23, 1832-VOL. 37. PORTLAND, MAINE, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1899._aEffRA'aftiSl_PRICK THREE
far last as These were thrown over against per (Bells need bj tbs Filipinos are worse Deputy frith went ao night girl. the roof of the oar and were pinioned un- _miattiwow. than explosive bullets. PAUL MUELLER. to send noise of the officers cut to West- TO PAY CUBANS AT ONCU. STRENGTHENING LINES. MAI BE der the seats and the partition in the car General Wheaton entertained Col. brook to of that and notify tbe police city TRAIX LEFT TRACK which wan torn to Arguellles and Lieut Jose Bernal and splinters. also guard all tbe roads comlug Into The soene wblob was followed was 11 provided them with horses to return _ SPRING STYLES The moans and shrieks of to their ramp. Portland. 'I'he Portland and Roobester heartrending. — the air and a IN the filled sickening ■ In the course of the conference yester- railroad has been watched all Injured carefully John H11 was day Mr. Jacob (J. tjohurmiin, chairman sight met the eye. berg day and last night the officers searched on the between the sec- is of the United States Philippine commis- W as standing platform Gen. Brooke To Bring Gen. McArthur Not Brookfield;Murderer all of ond and third cars when the crush came Boots and Shoes. sion, told Col.Arguelles that if the Insur- tbe places where tramps ordinarily and was between the two cars gents would now lay down their arms, put up for the night. Up to delate hour ?caoght Jail. and'crushed to death. His was re- Matter To a Head. Idle. he and his of the commission in Alfred this Excursion Wrecked Near body oolleagues morning no mnn answering this des- moved with and sent to Our $3.50 Shoe would oonsult them the plan great difficulty regarding cription hod been arrested. the of government to bo submitted to Presi- morgue. best Touefol was the for men. In Russet and Black, Is the dent lie said he oould not Little Emma among shoe in tt»e market for the money. MoKlnley. Rochester. first of tho wounded taken from the wearing promise that all their suggestions would JOHN 0. PATTEN DEAD. wreck. Her face was covered with i blood, he adopted but he could assure them that Oar $3.30 Lndici’ Shoe. » er nose broken and cuts and bruises all there would be a presumption In favor Gen Gomez ami Junta Asked To Come With Han of His Defeased o ver her face, hands and aims. She was satisfac- The Pleased the of their adding that the Description Former Hath Editor Pasted Away at In Russet and Black, gives perfect Army Prospect suggestions, and sa'd she was suro tion tu fit and wear. commissioners would be especially desir- crying piteously Arizona. both her father and mother who were We also have tlie higher grades In all the ous of satisfying the legitimate aspira- There To Decision. of reace. Saturday. tho train had been killed. leading makes. tions of the Filipinos. aboard Two In- Brusser who sustained a com- When CoL Arguelles protested that [SPECIAL TO THE PBEM.l Passengers (ieorge unconditional surrender would be humil- pound fracture of the fonanu was found — — Patten a beam and was "re- iation, Mr. tiohurman replied: Bath, April 30. John Owen pinned ut(ler heavy Killed. moved considerable The "There would be no humiliation In died in Arizona afternoon at stantly with difficulty. Saturday carried our brother Fili- work of rescue was energeticallv General Otis treating five o'clock after a of 111 a To Detain Him lengthy period on nna as soon as each sufferer was taken The Cubans Nation of The pinos as Gensral Grant treated our broth- Orders Filipino Congress word Bath he was sent to the Ambu- er Americans at Mr. health, reaching today. out hospital. Appomattox. summoned from Bcburman said today to the correspond- Came To Late. He was born In Bath in 1801, attended lances had been quickly Pessimists. Meets the city and it was a long run, Today. ent of The Associated Press: John Hopkins university, and ufter although "I believe Col. Argnelles Is personally remarkably quirk time wus made. The leaving college secured a reportoriul carried extra doctors so that sincere and honest, though I have no A Dozen or More Probably ambulances later be- Falally tho wounded were attended to b means of ascertaining the sentiments and position on the Boston Post, quickly more hurt were alms of the authorities behind him. Tbe coming its managing editor. He married uDd the seriously hustlly Injured. removed to the several different hospitals. Filipino people, like other Asiatic people, In Buoy Barrabee of Bath in 1880, travelled Fears of Wild Outlawry When of Americans Inside have no trust In mere words without force Officers Believe Him To Be xperience abroad for several and finally behind them; but, with foroe, I consider years OF a settled in when he the FUTURE CUBA. Troops Are Paid. Filipino Lines. conciliatory spirit of the utmost impor- Vicinity of Portland. Bath, purchased tance. I believe that, when peace has Bath Bally Times. He remained here beeD established, governing the Filipinos much until he bt come entangled In the — will not be a difficult matter, provided scandal in Train Left Rails Round- Interning Report on Island’s Com- we show them hrmness, justice and kind- talked of Patten-Roberts 1897, and Industrial Condition. >• ness. "At the present time they dis- when Mrs. Patten securod a divorce and mercial trusts aud dislike us, but these senti- of south- his Curve. 30.— Governor General m.—While Alfred, April 80.—The police Dr. Roberts seoured a divorce from ing Havana, April ManlUk, April 30.-8.15 p. ments, whlob are perhaps not unnatural, western Maine and southeastern New wife, their two divorces being followed Brook purposes bringing the matter of It is the general expectation among Ame- will soon be dispelled by the offects of tbe Washington, April 30.—Acti ng Secre- a search the of the Cuban to a we to Hampshire are making careful the of Mr. Patton and Mrs. payment troops ricans that the Filipino emissaries will good government have; promised by marriage tary of War Meiklejohn made public to- establish here. It will be the foremost for a man who was released today from Roberts. Mr. Patten was for a time head immediately. Yesterday he 9enfc a return with revised proposals from Gen- day a very interesting report on tho com- duty of Amerloan officials to understand a to General Gomez that the latter the county jail, after serving thirty in many business and social request eral Antonio Luna, Major General Otis aud sympathizs with the Filipinos them- prominent mercial ana industrial conditions of days* sentence, for vagrancy and who is and Bath in the Scenes ami the Jnnta on consulting Cuban gen* Is not this prospect interfere with selves." enterprises, represented Heart Rending Followed Cuba, showing that the future of the letting should once to a decision a* Vesterday, before Gen. Utis had Issued suspected of being Paul A. Mueller, who, state erals come>t his preparations for pushing the war. legislature. Island under a stable government the order directing Gen. Lawton tore- It is killed three members of the Accident. to whether the Cuban muster rolls are to Law- alleged a wonderful of Yesterday he ordered Major General turn to of his command promises development Angst,the troops Newton at in THE CIVIL SERVICE. stand, as now made up, cr are to le re- miles North- in a circle of hills family Brookfield, Mass., wealth. The beneficial effects of an eco- Mamma me ton to return to Angat,a few encountered the rebels My gives as Gomez has been outsldu ISun Kafuel, about live miles the winter of 1898. The suspected man, duced, General expect- BROWN’8 IN8TANT west of Norzagaray and not to advance nomical administration of the islands’ af- RELIEF* northwest of Angst,dislodging tbem niter who has been known at the as John ing. If he consult Lis own desires, Gen. while the are jail of the Commission For Past as is now under the For Coughs, Colds, Colic, Cholera. aggressively negotiations an hour's The | Americans had Report alrs£such bolng given fighting. Smith, answers In many ways the de- l Brooke would pay $100 por man to such Morbus, Dysontory, Croup, 8ore General MacArthur Is apparent- three wounded. A thousand armed Fili- Year. direction of the war department, aro al- pending. are to 6bare in the Throat, Diphtheria, etc. ad- scription of the much wanted Mueller. N. SO.—A dis- as entitled $3,000,000 ly on the same policy; but be is pinos foil back as the Americans Kochester, Y., April ready apparent. A good deul of the capital acting on if General Gomez continues to vouch I THINK IT IS REAL NICE TO TAKE. vanced. Tbe villagers met Gen. Lawton, He admitted that he formerly worked astrous rail rood wreck occurred this which was removed or which went into out repairing bridges and strengthening the lifteonth him dare not he was a April 30.—The to and the will be offering provisions. They a milk farm and that cabinet Washington, afternoon on tbo Houhester and Lake hiding prior during Spanish for 39,930 troops payment begun Prepared by Nob WAT Macirnirv Co., Norway, M*. lines of his force, which Is stretched out mountain on t.ie dee Into the country annual of the civil service commis- war, has returned ami d jw capital is be- on On maker. Chief Wade of the Massachusetts report Ontario railroad at KoBenbaurs without further delay that basis. with a four mile front and within a quar- east, because of .the robber tribes there, Corners, ing attracted tho safer and more stable sion. under date of November 1, 189ft, has by three months will bavo nod on the west are tbe of General state police directed the local officers to about u half mile north of the Tuesday, May 2, ter of a mile of the troops city line, conditions. The Increase in the business enemy. boon to tbo President. The re- President Mc- MacArthur. detain the man, but before jthe message presented on an of the custom house demonstrated better elapsed since Mr. Porter, The of peace are gratifying when two cars excursion train possibilities Messrs.Carrlok and Holmes, Americans, is an unusually interesting one, than else the revival of came to a reached here the jailer had released him. port tilled with the track while anything general Kinley’s special commissioner, to a large majority of the army, who have who had been running a sugar mill at passengers,left trade. Tobacco which will continue to EXTRA ? especially as it shows a larger number of formul with General Gomez aud whose fate hud caused round u curve at full and was be of the agreement regarded the war as an impleasant duty Calnmpit, Brookfield of whioh this than going speed one of tho most important crops The murder, appointments through examinations it was of thoi iirst that some anxiety,have Bent word to Munila wreoked. island is already being cultivated in sec- that importance that mast be performed according to is was ono of the most the commis- completely that are safe with Mr. man suspected ever before in the history of where has never should be dis- they Higgins, Over were two tions of the island it the Cuban army paidfand American traditions. of tbe M railroad of fifty persons Injured, manager Manila Dagupan terrlbla crimes in the history New sion. The remarks .of the com- been grown hitherto. The crop, estimated This is a nation of aro dead and at least a dozen are banded. people pessi- 8.30 a. m. Manila is cheerful over the of at fatally ai me oi me ul prospect Boyunbang. It was committed at the farm of and ceginning present- year England mission on the subjects efficiency mists. The average Cuban la now are I_.,r V V.n.n. U.nnlr. Injun! d. 200.000 tons, based upon actual her husband with a return to normal life though there in production Mrs. L., (helping economy the service, temporary ap- at end of it la will his fears of a wild outbreak, FROM MANILA. im) luuuniug is » paikiui iisu ui me the March, estimated, whispering his overcoat) don’t skeptics woo remark mat a truce woutii NO NEWS ana cnee* upon megui ap- “Henry, dear, forget field, Mass., Friday night, January 7th, pointraonts, reach 300,000 tons this year despite the of os soon as the troops are uro Con- dead uml injured: brigandage to Foster's people to send for enable the to rest until the bodies of the three victims re- pointments especially timely. lack of the confusion and telephone Insurgents 1895. The ““ facilities, hurry are the and curtains.” siderable space is devoted to a review of paid off. The planters suspending carpet season, upon which have been Taken To' Mean TliereJ Is No Change full in the farm house DEAD. with which the crops were planted that rainy they mained two days the action of the of in until are “All right, I won’t forget.” department justice the fact that much of the machinery was improvements developments depending as an important aid. In Situation. after the crime was committed before to to the positions John died at the and for investment are regard appointments Heiberg, aged 20, totally or partially destroyed. The scarcity k nown projects The that there are of office marshals und clerks to prisoners report 75,- they were discovered, and Immediately deputy Homeopathic hospital. of domestic exen due to the wholesale held in abeyance. 000 north of San Fernandino. United States attorneys, and to the treas- Washington wishes the army problem refugees Washington, April 30.—Not a line of the murder became known the police all Unknown man died after being re- slaughter of stock by both Cubans and 9.00 a. m. This is not considering the ury attitude in the matter settled as as so ns to be impossible, department's Spanish for food purposes during the w*r quickly possible which the Ame- offiolal news from. Manila was received over the country began a searoh for the) of the of deputy collectors moved from the wreck. to withdraw at least two more R-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r thickly populated region upppointraent is greatly retarding the operation of sugar able regi- It seems also that war or de- of internal revenue. There is olao a very observers do not ex- ricans have cleared. today by either the the navy farm hand who was suspeoted as being SERIOUSLY INJURED. estates During March, 18,320 bales of ments. American “Hello !” is them discussion cf the there will be much small pox spreading among Since the of the cam- the murderer. arrests were interesting general loaf tobacco, 840 681,000 pect that outlawry. this Foster’s partment. opening Many made, 18 collar cigars, packages syiollo, 202-2, Dye The so-called Filipino congress will principles which should govern appoint- J. Sullivan, fractured bone. kilos of out to- Some they think inevitable, but it will be the a of those arrested wore Identified of cigarettrs and 17,000 House ?” meet at San Fernandino tomorrow. When paign against insurgents scarcely but none ments to the civil in our newly down so as to positions George Brasser, 80, compound fracture bacco were exported from llavunn. The put promptly discourage “Yes." of Phil- has without from and until no clue to It on 1 Is attention to Dean Worcester the United States day passed ^despatches ns Mueller, Sunday acquired territory. of various kinds Of merchan- adventurers. be learned lrom the of the forearm. exportation "Please call at Odd State street, and get ippine commission, who accompanied the Gen. Otis and the absence of advices murderer's 'whereabouts were made the lessons that may Every business house In Havana except today the Emil 2 back in- dise which do not pay duty, principally to dust aud steam and lace cur- emissaries from Calumplt said successful colonial government. fl Steingraber, 3, badly the stores and 'cafes wus closed at carpet Filipino is taken by the war officials to mean sugar, old iron, pine apples, preserved drug that the Amer- public. First—That are not disturbed by this morning, in of tains to do up.” to Col. Manuel Arguelles they jured. fruits, honeys, sponges, eto., reached 4,- ten o'clock pursuance icana were under tro to refrain that pending further negotiations on the The Newton family lived on a farm in the home govern- General Ludlow’s order. “All right, thanks.” ap20dtf lstp obligations political changes ! J. 24. 091.000 kilos from Havana. The total Major special tenure determined Tiernej, or who from fighting,the Filipino officer replied: Filipinos for peach the situ- about three miles from the little town at the being by were a The clerks, a thousand more, part of.the Otto both bruised collections during March $830,925, “Would while we are discuss- and efficient service only. Harks, 21, legs badly the governor to Isbuo < you light ation Is precisely as General Otis reported Brookfield. Saturday and Sunday af- good collection exceeded only twice at Havana petitioned military terms of Second—That the men sent to govern and bone of hand broken. the order are much at the reflalt- ing peaoe?’* righo during the past ten years (1895 and 1898.) pleased it. ter the crime was committed the beouuse of severe wound. 1 store Mr. Worcester responded with the sug- colonies are selected special Win. Goodman, 22. scalp For the first three months of American Not so, however, with the| keepers known that are Newton's who are from small bones foot LACONIA gestion that an armistice would give the It Is supplies being neighbors'of the passed fitness and promoted, generally Emil Schram, 18, right rula, the total receipts for all the ports of aud the general public. leaders time to tlie smaller colonies to the after broken. Stockman, the weather bureau’s Filipino escape. pushed forward from Manila to the troops the house, heard the cattle lowing in the larger, Cuba were as follows: January, $1,081,- Mr. “liv God where would we escape top” be their ability to *deal with John 42, fraoture of West Indiun has estab- at the front, in order that they may barn but of It. demonstrating Biersal, compound 228; February, $970,918; March. $1,261,* representative referring in this thought nothing Sunday difficult observatories at and the Filipino explained, prepared for on advance movement, problems. right leg. 845, while the cost of collection for these lished Otonfuegos to the hostile tribes behind the a young man named William Eaton Third—That the officers with Emma nose face cities and is also for IOC menacing should such action beoome necessary. night charged Toufol, 17, broken, months were exceedingly Jow as follows: other arranging tribes. the collection of revenue, both internal I lacerated. regard- Filipino There has been no suspension of hostili- began to worry about the Newton family terribly January 2.01 per cent; February, 4.63 elaborate crop reports, especially Col. told the and customs duties, are to those Juiu.'s internal may tobacco and Arguelles correspondent ties, but it is regarded as likely that Gen- and obtained the asslstanse of three com- promoted Lombard, Injury, per cent, March, 3.43 per cant. ing sugar. AND of Press he was much after faithful and efficient service fatal. Meat is still cents a here as The Associated that eral Otis,lwhilo not losing any of the ad- places prove The money transferred from the customs forty pound in the results of his mis- panions to searoh the premises. They in minor and are never J. F. Moore. duties on cattle and the disappointed vantage he had gained, will afford the grades, appointed funds during these three months of when the Import house and on the a for services at home. L. were sion. He said also that Aguinaldo expect- Filipinos reasonable time to consider the went to the farm rapped as reward political H. Borie. American rule to the other administra- market taxes collected, although bo the It will be seen that has lost her Oscar Dorscal. head of beef entered free this ed Calumplt to cemetery of the situation and terms he presented to the doors for some time without arousing any rfpain tive bodies total $1,968,400, divided main- nearly 20,01X1 ‘jj American army. of General Luna. It is colonies through an application of the William Deerer. for and month. | envoys expected ona one of the number crawled ly as follows: $140,480 “barracks of Finally of and C. K. Hlnehart. a from ALASKA Lieut.Col.Wallace the First Montana confidentially by officials of the war de- patronage system government; by uuurters;” $942,925 for sanitation; $283,- According to despatch Holguin, on in a window and the door for his her with the Sullivan, the Cuban General regiment, Major Shields, who slept that the way to peaoe now be- opened contrasting misgovernment John 3 0 for rural police and administration; province of Santiago, in Gen. Luna’s where a excellent of Holland and Charles Werner, who was sent after a band of Friday night camp fiartmentng paved, further negotiations will be companions. They obtained lantern government j $197,984 for public works, ports and har- Salazar, went to inform the that Ureat Britain we will see that one is ex- Joo Zimmer. who had been raiding villages they Filipinos opened by the insurgents. It is believed from the 6hed and its dim light saw a g bors; $103,000 for charities and hospitals outlaws, 5c by forces the home are in- has the Cigar. their envoys would return in safety,found to be probable that the next official news pensive and government The two latter very sarlously and $351,530 for civil government. in the Holguin district, captured scene of the wildest disorder on entering maintain armies to in sub- and die. one of the leaders and the Filipino commander cordial, the received from Manila will be tnat the to large keep jured may During March 200 vessels of 213,265 tons bandit Gonzales Scattered the while in the other The and who were able Filipino troops removing their hats as the Filipinos have made additional overtures the sitting room of the boute. jection natives, slightly injnred entered the port of Havana. Of these 107 several others. The very best Americans The com- is economically administered, to to their are: The non-commissioned officers and passed. Filipinos towurd a conclusion of hostilities. room and the parlor were government go homes, were American, 32 English, 26 Spanish about^this a rftates to them that the Americans use l The war has t een notified the aie contented, and only Charles Darrow. Of of Co. M. second United plained department of drawers turned side the people and 36 of other countries. the 4319 privates which is not true. bureau up down, small force is necessary. A. E. Burnham. held an at explosive bullets The the arrival at San Francisco from Ma- military passengers landed, 2624 came from the artillerr. indignation meeting value. All floor strewn with and every evi- Koehlin. last and de- American officers retorted that the cop- nila of the transports Sherman and clothing Henry United States; 6460 passengers left Ha- Cump Vedndado evening Val.'Utlno Machener. nounced the last Thursday of Grant. The officials are greatly gratilied dence that the house had been hastily FIRE APPARATUS BURNED. vana. A total of 65,341,972 were Imported shooting run of the Sherman. John Russinger. three Private E. A. La Conte of that company dealers sell at the rapid She ransacked by some one. 2 into Havana during the past Rosenthal. a La Conte Is the fourth made the trip of more than Henry inomuH ana a turai ui .a.iiu.smi mpun^u, by policeman. seven4thouBand This aroused the fears of the searchers Boston Has Hundred Thousand Dollar miles In twenty-six days. Frederick Uoldsworth. of which t'i,H0U,0S8 went to Spain anil the men are them. and on looking into the little baok bed Fire. 2 Charles Napbaler. only *|-juu to the United States. shot by the police anil very John H. Fredericks, much exerolsed over the matter. FARM BUILDINGS BURNED. room a scene of horror was revealed by John Flemming 30.—Fire the lantern's dim There upon the Bangor, April Saturday night rays. Boston, April 0.— A large live story | Frederick Scheleber. WOULD BE A SENATOR. CAPTAIN' Sl’UAKT KILLED. J the farm of James bed lay the body of Mrs. Newton and be- Albert destroyed buildings brick building on Dover street, oooupied Lippens. Woodbury, N. J., April 29. — Captain her the both covered Frederick J. Wedbner. & Cnr^is, one and one-half miles from Win- side little daughter, of Hue Ills Eye on McMillan’s K. Stuart, a government inspector, C. A. WESTON CO., by a number manufacturing firms, W. S. Woodruff. Alger Sidney The loss is over and the with blood. The bed clothing saturated and four employes of the Dupont Powder Distributors, terport. $3000 and, on the ground door, by the Boston John De Roller. Position. with blood had been thrown over the Works at Carney's Point, near here, were insurance flOlH). as a for extra Joseph Hicks. POUTLiAND. MB. Fire Department storage killed this afternoon by an explosion. heads of the victims and on pulling them Mrs. Joseph Hicks. M.W.FUtptl apparatus, was completely destroyed by Detroit, Mich.. April 30.—Secretary The men were in a small frame structure. their heads had 2 Besides these there wera at least twenty- the weatherT" away it was found that he will be a were with a torpedo. lire tliis afternoon. The loss is esti- live who are cut about the face and other- Alger, beiug asked whether They experimenting been smashed blows from an axe or It was one of supply ordered by the Gov- by mated at The tire wise They went home without candidate before the Michigan legislature $100,00U. department injured. ernment. The Inspector was closely other instrument. The lower parts of the their names. for United States senator to sacoced Sen- l had a number of pieces of valuable appar- giving the men. Without warning ^ was with ex- watching Suggestions bodies of the woman and child had also The train, which crowded ator McMillan, replied: atus in the and two engines and there was an explosion. The building was building cursionists bound for different points “I will say frankly that I did think AA OTHERS! Mothers! a hot bath with Cm- been backed and mutilated. demolished. Morris. Smith, Yaeger, 1 for Colors off frightfully along the shores of Lake Ontario, Iron that if the state should see fit to send me Cuba when followed a was and Fralnt were struck by pieces of the Soap, by single in one of the chambers WWW £ Upstairs UW1V UIDUlUt) the senate I would the were buried by the to appreciate of Cuticuba the completely failing The explosion was heard for application Ointment, great found the of Mr. Newton with gap- in this city at 22.41 o'clock this afternoon honoi.but after all ray state has done for torpedo. on body walls and debris, but two engines and a miles. The noise attracted orowds to the 3 Paint your P skin cure and purest of emollients, will afford about fifteen minutes late. Every seat in I shall not enter into any scramble ping wounds in his head. Mueller the me, works. the most and relief in the ladder track neAr the front of the build- the coaches was filled and a large number for It.” grateful comforting and he hired man was not to be found, were on the a House. P severest forms of itching, burning, and scaly ing were saved. of people standing platform. Being informed that it had been report- Captain Stuart entered the Military was of having com- The train was made up of an engine, one that Senator McMillan would seek a ■Kin ana scalp numors, rasnes, ana irrita- naturally suspected Another portion of the building was oc- ed Academy in 1870, was made Second closed and two open coaches. There is a third the Secretary of War in a BODY COLOR, PEARL GREY. P tions, and to a and mitted the crime. by the lire alarm branch of4the lire term, replied: Lieutenant of the First Artillery point speedy, permanent, cupied one hundred from the could be found. It grade about yards ‘‘I do not think so. Senator McMillan was to a First LT. BROWN. economical cure when all other remedies and No trace of this man department and the loss In this place was June, 1889; promoted J TRIMMINGS, were corner of North avenue and Kldge road, assured me himself a time that Ij is presumed that the three persons almost complete. On the upper iloors long ago Lieutenant ill the Ordnance Department RICH RED. t* •ren the best physicians fail. Hostm, April 80.—Hooal forecast for and when the was reached, the should not be u candidate y BLINDS, killed in their sleep and robbery was the the building was occupied by the Electric grade he probably four veurs later, and was Honorary gradu- of the train increased was not The would GREEN. Monday: Fair weather joontinued wurrn; for the crime. No money could lias the New speed perceptibly. again and that;if he ate of the artillery school in 1884. lie was SASH IS, BOTTLE P ■old throughout the vorld. Potter Drpw avd CniM. motive Light company, England S as Down the grade swept the train, its speed do all he could for me. I think if he had at the C•»*., Prop*., Button. How to Cura ItchingHumor*, free, fresh southwest winds. h ave been obtained by the murderer, Screw company, Uoodwln and Cum- made Captain of ordnance expira- ROOF, TERRA COTTA, t the house. increasing almost constantly. When the his mind and intended to be a and had Now Mr Newton kept *ery little in mings, manufacturer* of sofa beds, and changed tion of fourteen year's service, 3 Washington, April 30.—Maine, curve was reached the rounded 1 would have heard The murderer's attempt to set lire to the Hubuard and Hardy, manufacturers of far engine candidate something been aotlve in the work which has kept and Vermont, showers Mon- not it with Next to the it. Indeed I think I would be one other Combi- Hampshire house after the murder was successful. picture frames. The fire started iu the startling rapidity. about the ordnance of any army up to the Fifty |» of this was the closed coach, divided into of the ln-st that he would have day and probably Tuesday; brisk south- Had it been very few of the details office of the first named Urni on the sec- engine persons highest standard. binations with two and when it reached about It.” winds. most horrible tragedy would have been ond Hour and swept through the entire compartments spoken to Captain Sidney E. Stuart has made * |L westerly the curve it veered over to the north and mixed paints, known. to the roof with the exception of many visits to Portland being an inti- j' __ building rode around the curve on the wheels on CHAPMAN* NATIONAL BANK Local Wtatbei Report. the first floor. Half an hour ufter the FOREST FIRE NEAR BANGOR. mate friend of Dr. Charles E. Ranks, the loft side. It had crossed, but part of Stuart Portland, April 30 —The local weather TO PORTLAND fire started the greater part of the back and Wm. M. Sargent. Captain Middle St. of Maine. HE MAY COME the bend in the track when It left the Bangor, April 30.—A forest lire broke of La Rhett * H. H. HAY & SON, Portland, as weather are as wall came tumbling to the ground and married the daughter Col. bureau records to the was on (he I.ook Out for 111. rails and shot straight ahead. There out this afternoon at the end of Mrs. jj follows: Police Here the roof fell in, carrying with it all th3 westerly Livingston ol the regulur army. a sudden crash as the between T?rinrfir?ririnrir?f thermome- other floors to the basement. the couplings ten mile* from Stuart survives him with three children. 5 a. m.—Barometer, 30.089; Sli.pcctcd Murderer. During severed and then Phillips Rake, Bangor, there and couch were -. 60. dew point, 48: 65; early part of the fire was a terrifio anglne to de- CAPITAL, ter, humidity, heard that this man it veered over and and is raging fiercely, threatening $100,000.00 state of The Portland police hot air in the front of the build- again plowed through THE NEWTON DEATH LIST. wind, S, velocity, 2; weather, explosion of School, Massachusetts liremen the earth for several feet before dropping stroy the house in the settlement Language clear. WOB wanted by the police ing and live seriously injured. death list at upalet’s on its side iu the front of the Kidgeroad is Cbilllcothe, April 30.—The Surplus and Undivided $25,000.00 8 29.956; thermome- frith The building is owned by the Beebe estate Holden, tomorrow unless assistance Profits, p in—Barometer, Sunday noon. Deputy telephoned hotel Newton from Thursday evening's storm dew 5o; 65; and was fully insured. ;as were all the rendered the town. The Solicits the accounts ot ter, €3, point, humidity, and a of the Whan the first coach left the track the long dry spell bus reached 13 and probably will reach 16 FRENCH, Banks.Mer- state of Alfred ^secured description tenants with the exception of the lire de- direction, SW; velocity, 9; and rendered the as in the next or two. Mrs. Flagg died cantlle and at once took all engine sped on down the track the has undergrowth dry day Finns, Corporations wea clear. man und possible precau- partment. house was ther, other coaches were forced oil the track. the is with today from her Injuries. Her SPANISH. Individuals, and is to fur- minimum him If he should come to tinder and tire advancing GERMAN, prepared Maximum temperature, 71; tions to arrest side one of those blown away by the tornado. nish its the best TO BE CLOSED SUNDAY. The second couch scraped along the house of Charles A. patrons facilities 49; mean temperature, he was {SHOPS great rapidity. The oro temperature. Portland. It was stated that of the one left on the track, tearing away Three others of the injured thought and llberul accommodations. maximum wind 13 b; in at last ac- of are in the tJO; velocity, this when last seen 80.—By order of the and otherwise the Thompson was great danger to be dying. Thousands sightseers These languages taught 0. headed toward city Wfiterville, April platform injuring manner precipitation, a crusade was car. These oars, by the force counts. visited Newton today. most practical and thorough by and Sunday night until way along into Mayor W. C. Phil brook, impelled Wamlier Oburirvarloo. they had already received ran ahead for teachers.. Interest Paid on were search- started when City Mar- competent Deposits. Monday morning the police Saturday night about 100 feet. The second cat had been or further information The agricultural department weather s'.iul For application in and Davis notified all apothecaries, pro- ^JaaMta—rar for taken ing every available hiding place drawn off by the first coach and being ■■ —————— ———3M0C am call or write at the DEPARTMENT FOR bureau yesterday, April 30, prietors of cigar and tota.co stores, fruit SPECIAL SAVINGS. the murderer. tossed to one side, poised in the air as at 8 p. m. .meridian time, the observation about this cly for suspected venders ami bicycle shops, to close their order: though it was ready to follow the other Interviews and Currespoidence Invited. for each section being given in this The tramp’s description is given us fol- places excepting DUPAIET’S SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, state of throughout ^Sundays, and over in the road. But the Temperature, direction of wind, that stores are to remain toppled lows: About f5 years old. weighing drug permitted next instant It strucklone of the trucks of Baxter Silt Floor. CUI.LEN C. CHAPMAN, President. weather: from 0 to lu in the morning. The Block, ISO broken open the couch already derailsd and the car maraieodim latp 68 clear; New about pounds, speaks English, order of Phil brook is to Boston, degrees. SW., Mayor alleged was thrown Lack on tho track where it THOMAS U. EATON, Cashier. 60 Philadel- has a dark complexion and Is shabbily havs been as the result of excessive York, degrees, SW., clear; given came to u stand still. The engine whirled DIRECTORS: 68 cloudy; V\aph- and wears a black slouoh hat. A exhibitions of on the prln- phia, degrees, rf., partly dressed iiutemperance on down the track and was not stopped Sale at Auction. lngton, 72, SK., clear; Albany, 72 de- olpnl streets of the city on Sundays. ssignment reward of |5o0 Is offered by the Massachu- until it had gone nearly a mile. Powder CULLEN C. CHAPMAN. SETH L. LARRABEE, grees, rf., cloudy; Bullalo, 72 degrees, setts the arrest of the The closed coach,.which was overturned Positive and without reserve, of 78 SW., authorities for MR. HOBART Ladles, E. STEADMAN. PERLEY P. BURNHAM. SW., oloudy; Detroit, degrees, IMPROVING. had it a that divided the clocks, and Sale at M. seems to iuj partition watches, jewelry pianos. cloudy; Chicago, 70 degrees, b.. cloudy; Ilrookheid murderer and there the t P. M. At JAMES F. HAWKES 30.—Vice President front part from rear. Tne iront apart- 30. Thursday. Friday and Saturday BRICE M. EDWARDS. bt. Paul, 52 degrees, E., rain; Hurou, of the Washington, April wholesome 436 be little doubt In the mlnde police Hobart's condition continues to improve meuc was a smoking compartment. In Makes the food mors delicious and Congress street, Portland. S. OSGOOD WILLIAM M. MARKS. Dak. 50 degrees, NK., cloudy; Bismarck, HENRY authorities about Paul : Mueller being the and he Is 6till a sick it were several men and {standing ini the 54 degrees, NE.. Jacksonville, 6o very slowly very WOYAt OAKiNO POWDER CO., NEW YORK._ McDonald AOBBIO, Auctioneer®. P- cloudy; entrance wore two women and a little ADAM LEIGKION, 4 who committed this awful oriine. man. apr27diwistp* an., dear. 6 |nau ENAMEL ROCKERS. 8I0EB0AR08. fllTRERISfi THEM M. REFRIGERATORS WHITE i' i •:
__ Still more rea- BEDS. sons why the “Whit® Mountain RefrlgS erntors lead all oth- Erery manufacturer in the country ATKINSON Dele- Many Littlefield floors to the 1 haa or rauat advanoe the price on provision chambers Enamel Seda. Chosen. are flush with the gates door sills, making them easy to clean. Patent spring socket casters thAt will not drop out are used. We use only dry CARPETS. RANGES. CHAMBER SUITS. Rofkland Man Raving It Pretty Hear selected litt ni b • r. QUAKER ~ a Our bronze and spe- vv Own clai finish trimmings are made and designed for His our exclusive use, and our fastenings are the Hay. this very best In the market. New patterns season.
Ice racks are made of heavy galvanized steel.
All of our Ice chambers are of extra size, con- being very deep, owing to their peculiar Some Swasey Delegates struction. Wood not exposed in th® interior. Double from Oxford. boxes to (lb. Every refrigerator is heavily wrapped and then thoroughly crated, this being the only way o( shipping tnem w ithout danger of damage. The -White Mountain” Refrigerators are not Gtr ou stilts to make them appear tall and mounted Our purchase of five car-loads to ar- our the hast finished antlri- n measure large, nor is the bottom shoved up to Last week of sale of Construction "Elnewhere Are All for but aro made in and which are now will They save material; they honestly rive, arriving, on selected French brv I will be found to be at oak, pin*, every particular, and exactly as Suit enable us to still hold our place the Antique EVERY foi c right. STYLE, three drawors, one lined silter, __ and retailers In Maine, _Littlefield. We make our Hardwood Refrigerators from largest jobbers board at bottom. flue and beautifully “Nortfiern and offer this week the with the grained bed, heavy W Tl FINISH, as As!)." We never use the coarse grained West- Special cut, brass rod and extended foot, any at ern wood. It takes a beautiful finish and we size, $10.00 have many comp limeuts for our elegant work. low of SIZE, * the prioe Another Week of Carpets and Rugs. Last week of sale of the :1 claim to the best In There U no reason for wife to TO THE PRESS.1 We furni®n Refrigerator your fSTKCIAi tne world for the smallest amount of money. Oak Suit at AND Specials this week, trials of fret over that old range. large Damarlscotta Mills, Mp., April 29.— WE DO IT! from IO Roil* yard* up. IJliinc We offer the at a can fitted with you Quaker Itange PRICE Newcastle held her caucus tills nfternoon Any of nur Refrigerators be the size of your room and *cc if at- poroelain-Uned Water Cooler and Fauoet com- low and there are Improvemuts and alec ted the following delegates to you cannot find JUST WHAT price, plete. with Cup Holder, at a slight advauce in DESIRED. Others at f 17.50 up. district voir WANT. on this range over all others. $25.00 tend the Second Congressional price. $5.00 convention to be held at Dewlston, May Uth next: Capt. Frank riraithwiok, Gapt. Samuel.Vi. Clurke and Joseph Par- sons. They go to the convention pledged for the Hon. C. E. LlttleUeid. iirst, last and all the time. cauous this afternoon elected 21lg!S5 Noble boro ATKINSON FURNISHING P. and CO., Cheater D. Hall, James Ridley Bradford A. White ns delegates to the elected unanimous, all for John P. SEMINARY SCHEDULE. nations. It Is today as tine of the Fili- are In- TWO NEW BALL PLAYERS. Seoond district contention. They us it of the Cubans Swnsey: James S. Wright, S. H. Locke, THE WAR SHOULD CEASE pinos was^a year ago structed for lion. C. K. J.titleiield. The following Is tbejWestbrook Semi- that they “aro and of right ought to be Hlruin K. Hubbard, J. F MoCaidle, nary sohedule, so fee.as It has,been ar- free and Independent. Walter L. Geo. H. Mnlinger Smith SlgnsHCatcher Holme KUMFORD AND ANDOVER. Gray, Briggs. ranged : end Outfielder Spratt or Atlentle CAPT. CLARK AT MONTPELIER. {BTBCIAL TO THE TBESS.l WHITEFIELD FOR LITTLEFIELD. Saturday, May 18—Kent’s Hill at Port- caucus land. 80.—Captain Kumford Falls, April 29.—The UPECIAL TO THE FHKI1.7 League. Montpelier, Vt., April Saturday, June 8—Fryeburg Academy So Charles E. Clark, the famous commander in the town of Kumford this afternoon a Re- Chicago Anti-Expan- Whltefleld, Anril 30.— At larga Manager Smith hen secured from the at Portland. Oregon, arrived here to- District ofjthe battleship oleoted delegates to the Second publican oauous last nigbt Dr. A. K. G, Heading club of the Atlantic league, Saturday, June 10—Coburn Classical sionists Resolve. day, accompanied by his wife and was Republican convention pledged to sup- and C. F. Outfielder Institute at Portland. given tne freedom of the city by Mayor Smith. R. F. Partridge Catober Holmes and Spratt. cit- The Saturday, June 17—Habron Academy tientor and a delegation of prominent port Hon. Jnhn P. Swasey. delegates were ohosen to the Re- new to the but Achorn lelegates Holmes Is a man league, at Portland. izens. He^had the pleasure of receiving are ur. u a. owuboj, wnum « convention them publican congressional and Is said to be a very fast young catoher. It Is tbatf games will be ar- many old' among Hall expeoted acquaintances Admir- of the canonist.', John K. Stevens, and use all honorable Dewey, a brother of Instructed to vote Spratt last year ranked as one of the beet ranged Wednesday,May 8, wRh the West- belng'Charles Ilisbee. al Clark will atte jd the C. Hunton anil Stanley for the nomination of Charles B. holders In the Atlantic Dewey. Captain means league, playing brooks; and Saturday, May 0, with Bates of breaking ground for the new Id the town of Andover the Littlefield Protest Administration’s ceremony Littlefield. all the season with .the .Heading club, College second team. The new uniforms Against Dewey hall at Norwich university and in forces were victorious. Andover is also wh ioh finished third In the league raoe. arrived Saturday. the evenlnglwlll be glven^a large recep- WE OFFER Oxford the home of Mr. in I tion at the Golden Fleece. He will vlst In ooanty, SOUTH PORTLAND. His release was a great surprise [to Man- COLBY'S NEW CAPTAIN. Policy liilippines. Charles his native town of Rradford on Tuesday Swasey. Llewellyn Hall and who lost ho time in securing ager Smith, 29.—At a. of and from there will go to Boston. were chosen w vote I.Watervllle, April meeting Cushman delegates by He had a last him. batting average year the executive committee of will Mr. Little- Mr. at Method!** Colby college of 46 to It. They support Hrv. Corey People'* of and a average of 908. j HOW PRESIDENT SPENT SUNDAY. 263, fielding this morning, the resignation of Earnest field. Church Yesterday. in a few to McKin- Manager Smith expects days of the 'var- New York, April 30.—Presidant T. Cushman, 1900, as captain an In the FRANKLIN' TOWNS, secure one or more from the At- Emblem of ley spent a very quiet day today. pitchers sity baseball team was nooepted, and Flag Metho- new of the forenoon he attended the Calvary TO THE FKESS.l Rev. Mr. Corey, the pastor lantic j ISFECIAL league. Horace W, Newenbam was elected to the dist Episcopal church, Mrs. McKinley M. K. ohuroh entered on hia and the People’s Butchery Tyranny, at the hotel. In tne afternoon Farmington, April 29.—At Republi- vacancy. Mr. Newenham captained the remaining Piazza Rockers a most In- Mrs. 50 duties yesterday and preached FELL. the President accompanied by can caucus this afternoon, the following THE LEADERS Cobnrn school nine with sneoess, and Is and sermon at the McKinley and Mrs.Abner McKinley went for Hon. C. E. teresting thoughtful delegates, Instructed spoken of as one of the finest amateur for a drive in the park. Among the morniDg service. In the afternoon Rev. with Basket Seat aud natural birch frames and the regular Littlefield, were chosen: Elmer E. Yes- of Maine. He Is six ! feet two callers udraitted to the President’s Back, the St. Loots Shot Out By Chicago pitchers apart- Mr. Corey officiated at Knlghtville ments the day were Major Webb Richards, John M. S. Hunter, Harvey Inches tall and haB a reputation of being during ohuich and It is that for a while at terday. Prof. Declared Amid C. son of the late President Hayes, Currier J. 1’. likely Luughlin Hayes, at W, Lowell. J. Tarbox, a fast traok athlete. The Colby nine will Merritt and wife, Gen. $1.50 goods, least that he will supply both pulpits. General Wesley and A. F. Gammon. from the Iobs and wife and William L. Thwing Portland Cincinnati, April 30.—Jack;Taylor won be thoroughly re-organlzed Cries of Treason. Fred Grnnt Rev. Mr. Corey reached South of New Turk. Other caucuses held in Franklin His of both Cushman and Soannell their Strong, former mayor t last but his family will remain bis first game for tne Keds, today. all chose Littlefield delegates, no Saturday ooanty was brilliant. was not a ontoiler. WORK. Id Lewiston until he secures a tenement support Carsey RIOTERS RACK AT Swasey tickets being presented. The EMERALDS VS. FORT SOLDIERS. In the absence of regular umpires — In the city. puzzle. Wallace, Idaho, April 30. Practically towns were: Sharon, Wilton and Temple. and.McAlllster.offlclated. Attend- The Emeralds and Fort Soldiers played all of Wardne^ rioters are back A BICYCLE RACE. Dwyer yesterday’s hall Those from Creek, SIXTY FOR SWASEY. ance 611*. The score: an Interesting game of baseball Saturday Chicago, April 30.—Central Music at work. Canyon Down at the marine railway, for some nearly oil went home at midnight while ISFECIAL TO THE I CSSS.I x—9 at South Portland, which resulted In was this afternoon tilled with an audienoo Cincinnati, 01 101106 this train from Missoula took 87 Cts. has been morning's time past, a lively discussion go- 0—0 a soore of to to the course of April eft—The leading towns Cleveland, 00000000 favor of the Emeralds by 19 gathered protest against the balance of those from Muilun. Many Norway, was entitled to the “bine ing on as to who the administration with reference to the are made as to the likelihood of in Oxford county held caucuses this Hase bits—Cincinnati, 16; Cleveland, 10. It was a finely contested game inquiries This U just an indicator of how we «lo if. line of is no talk of at- ribbon” along the championship 3. bnt two errors Id islands. Once or twice the martial Jaw. There any afternoon and all chose Swasey delegates 7. Errors—Cincinnati, 0; Cleveland, throughout there being Philippine The followers of James Sul- tempt at punishment unless by federal riding batteries—Taylor aud Peitz; Carsey, of Larkin were by mayldtf to the convention. The bicycle the whole game. The pitching proceedings interrupted protests The miners are all armed _^_ congressional the acknowl- livan and authorities. P. Allen and David Stover, Sugden. but that of of these who with the senti- towns heard from made the number of of the Emeralds was superb, disagreed and their positions at Canyon Creek and of the edged soorohers plant, thought they Chicago, April 30.—Powell’s wildness, were erratlo at times ment* of the at Mullan are nearly impregnable. DAWN OF PEACE. delegates sixty. Byrul of the soldiers speakers. LONDON PAPERS APPROVE. would like to have the matter settled, so an error and u bunching of hits proved NOTES. Prof. J. Luwrenoo Laughlin of the NOT INSTRUCTED. A LEWISTON LINEMAN KILLED. If as the shades of night were falling the leaders’ downfall a shut out. Many of the Secretary I.oug Think* SHuatlou just last University of Chicago, in speaking Counlban, who was expeoted week, While France Doesn't Like Anglo- j Kezar Falls, April 29.—The Republi- on Saturday they brought the contestants brilliant infield were made on both national toward the Lewiston, April 30.—Nathaniel Moody, fill 111 Philippine*. pluye he did not because of policy Philippines, Hof iu of writes that report & Auburn Russian cans held their caucus Knights to the scratch. They bent to their work sides. The crowd was so great that a hit “there the is the emblem of a lineman of the Lewiston Agreement, the death of bis sister. He will lie here said, Hag hali tills afternoon and elected and It was counted lor only one base. Attendance, electric was killed a 29.—In the P, thins like cats on the aggressive nip tyranny Cries of “trea- light company, by Hinghmu, Mass.. April 'The score: undabutohery.” C. W. and J. hut towards the and *0,000. Monday. from a at Lisbon and L —Pending detailed In- tho Boston F. Gentleman, Young and took for a time, son’’ came from the but, the fall pole Spruoe London, May oourse of an interview with It looks as if Portland had lost Hill, gallery, to the Lewiston con- so muoh 13000000 x—4 streets about 4 this afternoon. the London papers comment the F. Lord delegates Allen forged ahead and put Cbioago, secured from Mana- cries were drowned out by Ap- Superin- formation, Globe on the news from Philippines St. 00000000 0—0 who was Newport. quickly bike that he Louis, M. J. was working but cautiously upon the are for vention. steam In his old fashioned ger Finn only had a verbal contract with proving cheers. When iiishop J. L tendent Moriarty approvingly, that the Insurgents suing peace, them to vote for J. Base St. 12. und the man has gone to time. He was near the news of the agreement re- is at A notioe instructing took a header, fell to ;the ground, got hits—Chicago, 13; Louis, him young of Peoria declared that “Eng- with him at the Anglo-Kusslan Secretary of the Navy Bong, who ; St. 3. Bat- with Bacon. How- Spalding of intlueuoe in China. reotived but two votes, being but it was so Errors—Chicago, 0; Louis, Binghampton Manager of a tall when he came 1l contact garding spheres p. Swasey tangled up In the wheel, »nd und will land hns never been a friend of this top pole out that his home here, said today: teries—Callabuu aud Chalice; Powell ever, Fulslfer, Noblit Smith a which The Chronicle points defeated. he with a llvo wire, receiving shook Daily It Is overwhelmingly near the wire that fair judges thought fast outfield. an near the will similar ar- “It seems to me that very signili- O Counor. make a pretty country,” Englishman plat- caused him to fall about *0 feet. Re this agreement produce and the stakes were with Germany and France feel about the INSTRUCTED FOR SWASEY. was a winner “NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. Scott Scratton,|the form orled, “that’s a lie.” was up in an unconscious condi- rangements oant. We very hopeful ex-leagjrejdtohor^ls picked in the of China, wbioh awarded him. field for and he Is the the tion uud taken to the Central Maine Gen- resulting partition situation. We have, moreover, tho high- Canton, April 29.—At the Republican At Baltimore—Baltimore, 3; Boston, 1. playing right Reading Without noticing interruption Lord Charles Beresford predicts will eral hospital, and died about 4.45 without in our commissioners at At New 8; New well. This accounts for continued his address. est confidence caucus here this afternoon Adalbert De- York—Philadelphia, batting probably Iiishop from the time ho fell. bring about war. ■ speaking ii.iur.nl the Tonne son of George W. York, 5. of Fielder who has of the Chronicle, Manila. Take for example, Mr. Scbur- lano was chosen delegate to the Second the release Spratt Dr. Henry Wade Huger*, president Mr. Moody was about 00 years of age. “America,’ says Daily At Washington—Washington, 6; Brook- will 1)6 left oat In the cold and In the whole a is nick with scarlet fever been Portland. the acted ub He was an lineman of long experi- apparently man. I doubt if conntiy district convention und by unanimous Doughty, quite 4. signed by Northwestern University expert for lkyn, in tula cit.r unil nt.h«r narts of Maine. she reallv deserves uo sympathy, iffher the deli- on street. a* lil.i IJlttal.im/s 1. 1st I .nnic 6 jnancoesier ream ueut nim man bettar to transact was instructed first and last, at hia home High John lrwin chairman or the meeting. ueaiueu had been to us at qualiUed vote to.vote A wife and three unall children survive statesmen willing join fetanford who 14 to 3 to cate busines of the United States with the all honorable means, for the can- Winnie Osgoud of street, 4 St Anselm college Saturday. the speakers were Professor Laughlin, an earlier stage in keeping China open using 0. him. fever is At Chicago—Cincinnati 4; Chicago, __ the the situation would islands could hare been of Hon. John. P. Swasey. has been quite sick with typhoid Fred Lake caught and Hlokey, who Bishop Spalding, Dr. Jenkins Lloyd world, present Philippine didacy MARINE. have arisen. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. In Portland In L.A TE never found. I have no doubt that the matter MAN. much improved. played awhile ’97, ployed Jones. Kdwln Burritt Smith, Sigmund IS A SWASEY 3U.—Arrived, May 1.—The French papers com- will all settle Itself to tho satisfaction Mrs. Lizzie Waterhouse who has been Won. Lost. Par Cent. second base. Selsler and Miss Jane Adam*. Vineyurd Jiaven, April Paris, Willie South Amboy for ment the Anglo-Russian of the American people.” Oxford, April 29.—At a Republican Bioad- schooners G., acidly upon the guest of Mrs. George Dyer, St. Louis, 0 2 *818 The following resolutions were adopted: Oakes Ames, South Gardl- When told that in some newspapers was here this afternoon S. N. Thomaston; agreement. Caucus held her home in Wind- 10 4 .714 OBITUARY. E. Hook- “There are millions insinuation that as to the way, has returned to Philadelphia, The frank expression of honest convic- uer for New York; Arnulurius, La Llberte says: an reports was chosen delegate to the dlstriot 0 0 .000 Portland for do; of French embarked In com- health of the at Manila have been Wight ham. Chicago, of land for do; Leonora, capital roop- 7 5 583 tions upon gieut questions public Nellie undertakings in lieu. the Secretary LUUTOHUVU ----r%- Cincinnati, Murk Pendleton, Hunger for do; mercial and industrial withheld Ly Otis, Mr. of Broadway has gone is vital to the health and even to refuse to George Dyer Boston, 7 0 .588 BURLEIGH. policy Grunt, Ellsworth for'Kondout; Osprey, the Yang Tse region, and we made reply: telved no Instructions, but announced HON. PARKER P. of dis- to Boston where he has secured work. Baltimore, 7 0 .638 the preservation representative govern- Machine foriNew Hedford; O. D. Wlth- believe Shot Russia has so oomuletely “I do not believe that. The conditions himself as a Swasey man. 7 5 .538 Parker P. ment. Such expression Is therefore the of her as to the naval service are more The Samaritan society will meet next Brooklyn, Houlton, April 31).—Hon.; ereli, PlKeton. Me, for Washington; tug regarded the interest ally attending of American citizens. foie right or than those f tho FOR LITTLEFIELD afternoon with Mrs. Clark Louisville, 5 5 .000 the father of sacred duty Herulde towing barge Moonbbcum, Hook- recognize Great Britain's favorable to health DAMAHISCOTTA Wednesday Burleigh, Congressman known as Im- New York. 4 8 .833 We hold that policy York. commercial in that vnlley. but we have no reason to believe Stanford street. died at his residence In this port for New exploitation army, 29.—The largest Jwwett, 4 y .308 Bnrlelgh, is hostile to liberty and tends are vety seri- Dumarisootta, April There will be a young men’s concert Washington, perialism Passed, sohooners M. K. Hawley Hobo- that the troops suffering 8 .200 town last evening fat the age of 87. He to militarism, an evil from which it has from climate. The conditions caucus ever held In this town under the of tbe Bawyer Pittsburg, 2 ken for Uelfast; Fred A. Emerson, Perth MAYFLOWERS. ously the Republican management to be free. We regret thnt GATHERING of the San- Union house, Cleveland, 1 7 .125 was for many years one uf the leading been our glory for Hocklaudt Lygoniu, Port at Manila are superior to those was called to order by the chairman of street ten at the Opera in the land of Wash- Amboy it is now necessary for C. Stuart, campaign. No, there is no inten- Monday evening. GAMES. citizens of Aroostook county, serving that all Heading Augusta; Mary tiago the town committee Mr. Weston W. Hil- COLLEGE and Lincoln to re-allirm for Joe St. at to Hon Kd und ington Philadelphia Rockland; «>*« tion Washington proseoute terms as county treasurer coun- of whatever race or color are entitled Thouaulid. VlaUcd Cape jBlior* We it ton. Howard E. Hall was elected chair- At Exeter—Dartmouth, 22; Exeter, 2. renny men George for Waldoboro; St. Leon Edge- ward Atkinson of Boston. have, ON THE CAPE. was u member of and the of re clerk. H. FIRE ty commissioner. He to life, liberty pursuit happi- watex* for Mlllbridge. is true, Leen somewhat amused at the man and E. R. Castner Joseph At New Haven—Yale, 23; Brown, 0. maintain that house of and ness. We still governments Hoston, 30.—Arrived, schooners cent utterances of Mr. Atkinson.’’ John W. David, H.O. Reed were 0. the state representatives from the oonsont April Hisoock, At Princeton—Princeton, 3; Cornell, derive thoir just powers Francis Collin and J. Chester Wood, “And wbat of Uapt. Cogiilun of the Rs- to senate for six years and served as state that the It Ib safe to sav that more Mayflowers elected and were Instructed to Tlic Old Herring Mill Burned tlie Ford ham, of the He insist Jonh M. Rockland Me. delegates At Worcester—Holy Cross, 7; governed. Portland; Flske, than land for eight years. While In the of a purchased were landed in Portland yesterday vote for Hon. Charles E. Littlelield first, Ground Yesterday. sgent forcible subjugation Sailed schooners Harold 1. lierry, (Joghlan has been reprimanded, g is “criminal and s his- lel‘^Uapt. kuuw he was appointed a niem- I people aggression,” Addle, Damarisootta; ever before in one day in the city as ol course know. 1 no not last and always. SEMINAHXS. 82. lattej position Woolwich, |Me.; you WESTBROOKS, 24; open disloyalty to the distinctive princi- Samuel Lew- line of if further will he done.’ be’ of the commission on settlement of Smith Tuttle, Bristol, Me., tory, and the aotivliy along the what, anything, TWO SWASF.Y DELEGATIONS. The old mill located on the middle road was played ples of our government. Ellsworth; Ralph K. Grant, eastern An interesting ball game lands and In with Hon. and sailors in the is, the Elizabeth branch of the Port- public conjunction We honor our soldiers Annie and Reuben, do. Capo 29. Some 15 to Bond Cove just at the entrance to the afternoon on the Scotch hill port; service SEVERE STORM IN NEBRASKA. Norway, April Republicans Saturday W. W. Thomas, 6Uooessfully carried Philippine islands for their unquestioned Perth Amboy, N. J., April JO.—Sailed, land Railroad and the excellent of Mrs. Bt. John Smith between the West- we mourn with the whole »* 1 a_tl Oil 'livin' Koo Hat a n met at 3 o'clock to choose delegates to grounds Henry grounds, Westbrook, of a bravery; and steamer John Douglas, Blddeford, orowd are worthy of special through the project establishing lives that rendered the to tbe Seminary team nation for the American have in ivmbi’asku unn uttend the coming district convention. was burned ground yesterday brooks and the Westbrook He is survived a wid- A fifteen minute sohertule was a day ol severe storms Swedish colony. by been pacrilioed. Their duty was obedience mention. ubout 11.80 o’olook. For sum e The game finished of serious damage have O. F. Whitman was chairman aud A. morning from Morrtlls Corner. one of them. Con- me wmaru umuon, iuo many reports ow and three children, to orders; our duty is diligent inquiry TROUBLE IN STORE FOR MINISTER adopted on the rest three days there have been tires in the but for all that both been received. bur C. F. days past with a largo score Albert Bur- and fearless We hold that our but In trios und the stale J. Stevens, secretary. Whitman, gressman Burleigh,;anothsr protest. discussion oars left not singly every have throughout of the mill and work the of the Bangor & Aroos- created the conditions which Rome,April 30.—An exciting gales prevailed A. F. Andrews, J. A. Roberts and E. F. woods in the vloinity teams put in some good during leigh, president government in num- rain and )n a few placet Mrs. Fred We is in the ohambor of deputies to- available summer oar, eighteen aucompauied by Are three the took railroad and a daughter, have brought about the sacrilice. expected dust storms are the are in- doubtless from them the oaught. For the first innings s of hall, In western Nebraska Smith delegates. They game. of North Mass. condemn the of the morrow oyer the government' foreign ber, was called Into requsltlon besides for M. Splller Abingtoc, earnestly policy and Drain* The mill has been lying Idle the was in the hands of the West- at 2 in the its vaolllatlou regarding made life nigh unbearable structed for John P. Swnsey. gamo right T he funeral will take place p. in., national administration policy, esp3olall.v the live closed oars. l ast present China for a MU regular tires did considerable damage, night most the past fifteen years, in the seventh inning the It is the of ’70 that our the demand upon year In Paris a large and enthuslastlc|cauous purt during brooks but Tuesday. Philippines. spirit There was a Increased travel storms lit the in lease of San Mun Bay for a naval base decidedly severe thunder prevailed Hon. Geo.A. Wil- and was built by a stock oora- wont much to pleoes HON. LEWIS BAKER. government is striving to extinguish state and continued assembled at 1 o-olock. originally Westbrooks pretty and station. It is not unlikely the Cash Corner branoh, but noth- eastern part of the H. Deer- those islands; we denounce the attempt coaling along chairman and A.N.Forbes beaded by Captain Charles and Seminary boys put up a lively Lewis tho debate result in the resig- up till noon today. ton was chosen pany tbq. April SO.—Hon. and demand Its abandonment. We deplore that may to compure with the multitude who the Washington, for ing the rainfall was heaviest were for the purpose of building life boats, thirteen runs in two in- known and prominent In nation of the minister foreign affairs, At Omaha secretary. The following delegates lng game,* •Winning Baker, widely and resent the slaughter of the Filipinos the Cape Cottage grounds and At North Platte, a for lorn and more than a to Admiral Canevaro. throngod known for years. etc. Later on It was used sawing At the opening of the ninth in- journalism politician, as a needless horror, a deep dishonor were prostrated. nings. died at his home in scattered in groups to the tlelds dotted hundred telegraph poles two runs third of u century, our nution. a w.ud her. nings the Seminary boys were the Bowers. At Valparlso In bounders county, Cannot be Cured this city at noon today. Daring past We the extension of THE SCHOONER GRAMPUS. with the early spring a Deafness owned James Willis their protest against the of tornado Tbe mill was by in the lead. The Westbrooks played months he had suffered an attack methods The cure ran without delays or hitobes approaching proportions as oannot reach the seven American empire by Spanish farm buildings and killed bv local applications, they whioh 'Die handsome schooner Grampus of the side were demolished one real estate dealer In Portland. and the work of Beatty of aenemia, steadily the immediate cessation of of any kind, and on every heard diseased portion of the ear. There Is only Taylor prettiest by good pernicious and demand Heavy ruins accompanied by aud that Is constitu- worse. He was born In Ohio In 1833. United States Fish commission fleet ar- words of at the very excellent stock way to cure deafuess, by MoLellan saved the team from defeat. grew the war against liberty begun by Spain satisfaction ara at Fairbnry, In- A and the orowds were strong winds reported tional remedies. Deafness is caused by &n LACONIA HAD QUAKE. and continued by us. We believe that a here She has Dome to manner In wltleh and were mnde up aH follows; THOMAS U. K. FORISTAL. rived yesterday. Fremont, Columbus tachuy- of the mucous lining of the The nines a handled the road. Geneve, flamed condition N. H., foolish pride is the chief otstacle to for tho annual collec- by Tube. When this tube gets Inflamed Boston. April 30.—A Laconia, make arrangements ler. host icIlian WestbrOoke; 3b; Spring, of; K. formerly con- of all As ___ hear- Olobo “A distinct MoLellan, Thomas H. Foristal, speodv settlement dillicultles. have a rumbling sound or Impertert to the says: of lobster this coast. you special and Girard, o; business Mr. Gladstone said to tion eggs along OF A PROFESSOR NATCHI'. and when it is entirely closed neatness is eartbuuake'shook was felt here at 18.24 Leighton, lb; l’rutt, 'Sb p; nected with the newspaper In England: BM SUICIDE WHEN 1 hit ♦ * * * she has been en- aud unless the Inflammation can be The disturbance and died at bis ‘‘We are strong enough to This Is tho third year the result, o’clock this afternoon. Robinson. If; Rivieres, p 2b; this oity as a reporter, homo N.Y., April 30.—Pxof. Carl A. bo best to ren- tilts tube restored to its normal cast aside all consideration of false shame Albany, Needs assistance it may taicen out and was of about a second’s duration in this kind of work along the at forever: only rf; Henderson, p. 84 years. * + * * gaged of German language condition, bearing will be destroyed Outlette, ss; Beatty, yesterday, aged walking in the plain and Meyer, prolessor it but ono should remem- are caused catarrh, and was atrnpt and deep, resembling Maine coast. the school and assistant der promptly, nine cases out ol ten by Westbrook Seminary: Kelley, ss; Brown, NOTES. ways of right and justice.” Albany High but an inflamed condition of the shook of some heavy explosion. simple at the Albany use even the most remedies which Is nothing should at once an- teacher of'that study ber to perfect and o; Our government IN CALIFORNIA. some mucous surfaces. p lb; Cooliilge, 3b; Vanghn, Davies or Watervllle, died April EAKTHQUAKE committed suicide tho Alonso nounce to the Filipinos its purpose to leinale academy, when needed. The best and most Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any PRINCE RECEIVED MB. CHOATE. rf! French, lb and in a spot on only .Leighton, 3b; Hall, wis a native of 3t).—Two time Saturday night lonely catarrh) that can- 37. He Sidney. them under proper guarantees of San Franoisco. Cal., April was is the case of Deafness (caused by re- grant roud. Ilia dead lady simple and gentle remedy Syrup Cure. Send for 80.— lhe Prlnos of Walef Wilson, ef; Wilkins, if. The game independence for w hich shocks of earthquake were distinctly felt the Kenwood uot he cured by Hall's Catarrh London, April p order the they Martin Knan, u are and The sbooks were found this morning l>y of manufactured the California circulars, free. received Mr. Joseph H. Choate, sulted as follows: Bad blood and indigestion deadly have so long fought, should seek by in this olty today. gen- ruad Figs, by 0 yesterday as be was down the j & ^ T#|#d#i house on his health. Burdock methods to secure this Inde- eral in all the coast counties of the cen- farmer, walslng at Marlborough appointment 6—24 enemies to good Blood diplomatic hotel. Fig Syrup Co. 75c. Westbrooks state. > the Abbey sold by Druggists. as United States ambassador to Great ,24090028 by the common consent ol tral of the towards ITUs are the best. 1—22 Bitters destroys them. pendence portion Hall's Family Brltian. seminary*, 10840007 MSCBLLAS BOW. CORPORATIONS AT WAR. FOR CRUMPLE ISLAND. FOR PET SCHEMES. SUPREME COURT CASES.
The Oronnda of a Num- Romford Falla CampaiHra Taka Tkalr Happy Hunting Friends of Various Measures Will Keep Divorce. Decreed N.tnrd.f by Jndge of Dhkrearei to Coort. ber Portland Sportsmen. City Fathers Busy. Wlawcll-The McBride Will C«»e.
The roses now In the Supreme Tuesday night the following party will In the court the pending On the committee on esti- Supreme Saturday trlnl and for a Friday night Judicial court between tbe Portland leave on the simmer Frank Jodm of Mrs. Mury Heotu of Portland, mates of the dty government completed appel- Kumford Falls railway and the Kuraford few days’ of shooting on Crumple Island: lant from the of the will of the Its work and the appropriation bill Is now probate Involving some Messrs. J. N. Martin and Fred W. late M. DEBJUTY. Falls Paper company, and will be F. MoUrlde of Portland, wns be- In the bands pf the auditor before Charles of and M. Wormell Tlirongh Life With- 130.000, are being beard Noyee, Portland, O. gun. After a little evidence bad been In- Why Drag on at the city who will re* and Ur. Island reported Monday night A. Sfcrout, Esq.. as’auditor, Hill, of UetheL Crumple troduced the action was withdrawn from meeting. * The committee on or Is a acres government out Strength Ambition. at a future term of the Supreme little Islet of thirty two situat- the Jury, and of oounael, port estimates has worked very hard (In / pre- by agreement ed six and a court. half miles from Jonesport. appeal will sustained” was this bill. have been held dismissed, and Hon. D. It Is owned Mr. who Is one of paring Meetings Ex Gov. Cleaves George by Martin, all entered on the docket Whltebousa and every night for the past three weeks, It Is Not Natural for Man or Woman to Bisbee and Symonds, Snow & Cook the most entbuslastio gunners of Port- Looney for apellee; G. E. Bird for appel- who desired to present the claims of the api>ear for the railway company, land, and was often a companion of the lant. Fe?l Continually Tired. various departments have been given a and Clifford, Verrill & Clifford for tbe late,Captain Ben Willard on ihootlng This was the last action for and as one of the mem- assigned The Island ohanoe to be heard paper company. excursions. Crumple Club, trial and the traverse juries were accord- bers of the'committee has said the work Tbe ad damnum in tbe various suits ag- of which Mr. Martin is a lending spirit, ingly dismissed and paid by Clerk of Learn a to (Jet the Full has never before been done so thoroughly WTay gregate about $100,000. have a olub house, 80x30 feet in size, with Courts Stone. as It has this ysar. I he Is by the Port- accommodations for 30 men. The olub or;so systematically dl- of Nourishment first.action brought for the Friday afternoon and this morning, (£nota and Is Completed the bill is now ready land & Kumford Falls railroad against has three boats, a hundred decoys, voroesjwero decreed by Judge Wlswell action of the olty government. That tbe Kumford Falls Paper company, to in other respeots admirably lltted for these libels: Emma I. from Your Food. Monday’s meeting will be one of the most upon Chapman, recover for cars of the brant and all freight hauling hunting. Coons, duck, exciting of the year there can be no ques- Portland, vs. Ira Chapman, deaertlon; defendant corporation over Its line. The other kinds of sea-fowl abound, and great tion. It is reported that no appropria- Eugene N. Pike, Portland, vs. Anna B. tions have been made for purpose ad damnum Is stories are told of tbs shooting featB of the specific abusive treat- FAIRY SOAP a $13,000. Pike, crnel and Ibis Accomplish?, Good Appetite for the street department. Portland, Tbe of the olub. Hon. W.W. Thomas, excepting Kuraford Falls Paper company members The appropriations for the looation of en- ment, I. W. Parker for Uliellant; Mary and Kestfnl Soon Follows. le a member of the Sleep brings suit against the Portland & Kum- m lnleter to Sweden, gine houses In various parts of the city A, Gammon, Portland, vs. Stephen W. 1f there. have been omitted and no ford Falls railroad to recover $15,000 in club, and often enjoy* tbe shooting appropriation Gammon, Elizabeth, crnel and has b*»«n made for the Park street school Cape oxcoss of the contract prloe There It a life saving station and a red abusive for stipulated bulldlug. The tax rate has been fixed by treatment, Heokbert libellant; is the of island. It was Vinol Will Bo This for Debilitated for transporting the plaintiff's oars to granite quarry on tbe the committee at the rate of fill.60. Ida Press, Portland, vs. Benjamin soap that Mr. an at- Kumford Falls. In this writ is also In- from this island a few years ago At the meeting Monday night Press, New York, crnel and abusive which tempt will be made by the delegation Women. serted a claim for $15,000 for damages Martin led a life saving expedition custody! of minor child, I). Men and from ward one to secure an appropriation treatment, defendant's twelve off a wreck. The life sustained by reason of tbe took persons of fll.OUU for a chemical engine on Mud- A. Meaher for libellant; Emma Stowe, for extend- station wsb cloved for the season, section of the failure to fulfill its contract saving joy hill. The voters ot this Doering vs. William A. Stowe, Deerlng, the four locks and have been clamoring for this chemi- century We Guarantee Ihat This Delicious ing its tracks to Kumford .Falls to handle but Mr. Martin broke city cruel aud abusive treatment and deser- | cal for three years and are now his of a life boat in whloh engine plaintiff's ooal. possessed party off their coats and tion, 'Meaher for libellant; Mary A. Wine of Cod LiTer Oil Will Ac- preparing to take fight The Kumford Falls Power Company they mode tbe rescue. for it if necessary. Tho friends' of tho Malta, Portland, vs. John Malic, Port- the Kum- measure to for the complish What We Claim brings suit for $40,000 against appropriate money end, gross nnd confirmed Intoxication, PORTLAND SCHOOL FOR UIHLS. Park street school are also threatening to ford Falls Paper,company alleging that C. E. Perkins for libellant; F. I. Camp- For It. make trouble on Monday niwht and at in the of the mills the de- The Portland Sohool for tilrls on Dan- operations this time It looks as if this meeting would bell, Portland vs. Jennie N. Campbell, I It’s floating. value pure, white, fendant has used of that enter- as which have | power foi th street, a be about aB breezy any W. Parker for libellant. in gave very enjoyable desertion, I. In excess of the amount stipulated for or convenient sizes for the bath and o tainment on Tbe been held by the olty government Court will adjourn today ? Made in three toilet, laundry contract. Saturday evening. probably some time. Monday. We Refund the Cost to All Who Boy Tbe Kuraford Falls Boom Company,also rooms were thronged with enthuslestlo THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, brings suit against the Kumford Paper friends of the young ladies, and the fol- THE MUNICIPAL COUKT. ij Boston. & of con- PS1 UFSILOX.- St. Louis. New York. Company for the alleged breach In the court John ; ¥ Chicago. and Are Not Satisfied. lowing programme was given in a most Municipal Saturday Vinol, tract for booming the defendant’s logs. creditable manner: B. Butler and Joseph H. Dottrell ware Brilliant Reception and Ball by the ABUSIVE TREATMENT CHARGED. Miss Dennis sentenced to thirty days Id jail for being Music, Bowdoln Chapter* Tableaux taken from Walter Crane’s intoxicated, nnd Daniel K. Harman was Men, women, and oblldren, who drag In tbe Supreme Judicial court Saturday Pan-Pipes. lined t'i and costs for the same offence limbs life without was commenced the in their weary through afternoon hearing The of the Pel Frontispiece. Kappa chapter Upsllon E A. Keating charged with being a vag- strength und without hope, deserve the tbe contested divorce case of Amand Miss Furbish, Miss Hale, Miss Bessie. entertained 100 of Its friends In Memorial abond,was sentenced to serve ninety days do not know of Vinol. Todd. pity of all, if they Girard against Francis X. Girard. In In the Month of May. ball at Brunswick on Friday evening. jail. No however, deserves pity who has live in Westbrook where Merry U. S. CIRCUIT COURT. one, These persons Miss Furbiib, Miss Tarbox. The ladles of the faculty received tho We Offer For Sale: the ohaiu-s of getting over such troubles Mr. in the grocery business. Phllllda Flouts In tbe Circuit T. F. FOSS Glrardjis Me, guests from 8 till 0 o’clock, after which No answers were filed where Viuol can be procured. Girard accuses her husband of cruel Woodbury, Robert Hale. by living Mrs. Virginia pnmA t-.hrt hull whinh htuq t.h » moat, ftlfkho* court Saturday on the libels (of Randall Id Our Itlunila and Sigal Cordage, that Vinol health on Sally Alley,. Jtr Mo A lllvfns. nnninot SlfnaDi 1 Irgilan \’fi We know brings good and abusive treatment alleging that functions Miss Despetiux, Miss Plneo. rate* affair of the many social Colton Duck, wide and narrow, to the afflicted. It uote benelicially on several occasions h e struck and choked and Knickerbock- SONS. Since First I Saw Your Face, at the this Wilson’s l,tbe steamers Monitor & held college year. I,ntli Coal the etomacb, and aids the digestive or- her and once kicked her. That he used IU1XB UUlUIUlUKn, iums Yarn, Bag String, mu- er and Stsuui Dredges Nos. 13 and U. In Thine orchestra of Portland furnished the iru.ns to nerform their natural functions ui Drink to Me Only With Eyes, Pitch, Cotton vile to nor in tno prtwenra these a number of Tar, Booting language Fannie Toda. sic and rendered a order of 20 libels intervening pe- Miss Dennis, Miss delightful Cotton 148 they should. her children and that she feu rad he titions have been some of them Waste, Causing, Spun The Girl 1 Left Behind Me, dances, notable among which was the bled, by Vinol we are postifclve will give would kill her. She said that her hus- Miss workmen for Cotton, Oakum, Wilmington Hiedrlnghans. new “Bowdoln by L wages. de- Buxton. waltz,” composed strength and health to the weak and was of her without Ballads sung by Miss In the libel of Alfred Olsen of Portland Tar and Pitch, Boain, Cull. White Dressers, baud insanely jealous P. Libby of the class of ’00. The decora- from disease or I1 la: An Secret. against the schooner Rebecca .shepherd, WHITE"" " bilitated particularly cause. That he got drunk at night and Open Boivlockt, Ash Oars, Spruce tions were all in the beautiful garnet and an answer has been bled by the owners White from old age. If there is any case where while drunk abused her. Cast: Tackle White Commodes, the colors of the Fraternity. A de- of the craft The grand jury was ex- Oars, Blocks, s divorce and al- gold, this is not accomplished, we will refund Mr. Girard content the Madge, a College girl, Miss Tomlinson cused until Monday morning. mixed IRON AND BRASS are untrue. licious was served by J. J. Pooler Lead, Paints, Varnishes, white medicines in in- leges that all of those .charges jeaD, Miss Blackden supper Chifionieres, the cost of the every of Portland. A number of COURT. Ac. It will to our The case was on trial when court ad- Mrs. Apthorpe, Madge’s niothor, largo guests U. H. DISTRICT pay you get stance. D. A. Miss were from outside the town, Saturday evening. Moulton present were 43-4, B White Tables, journed Miss aud Miss Saturday petitions In bankruptcy prices. Telephone Mr. F. H. Story, 240A School street, Mealier appears for the libelant and Grace Apthorpe, Madge’s sister, among them being Hooper P Q libelee. Eleanor Dresser of Boston, the Misses bled by George E. Hatch, South Port- Somerville, Mass., writes: “I have been William Lyons for the Miss Niedriugbans DE.yai White Chairs, &c. Edith,; Miss Thurston Pennell, Hunt Wing and Armstrong of land; Jeremiah Tibbetts, Portland; confined to my bouse most of the winter. Miss Alary Merrill, Aliss Ele- to Match Beds* 1 THE SUMMER LINE. Elinor, Miss Buck Lewiston; Oriraal A. Rogers, Oldtown; Albert C. $3.50 to $35.00* Tried cod liver could not take it. I anor Mrs. Short, Mrs. J. P. oil; Carrie, Miss Laughlln Wright, Hallo Bert Kelley, Canton; The Thomson line’s chartered boat, the of Portland; Mrs. McKlm of Wescott, well; would indeed rather llnish my days in Uoy, Miss M. Dudley Thompson John E. Eocke, Saco. W.W. Merrill & Planet Mercury, sailed on the 27th for Miss Leighton Montreal; Messrs. Ingraham, Harris, Go,, bed than take into stomach Kale, AND PREBLE my anythin^ Jones and Larrabee of Portland, apr29d3t COR. CONGRESS STS. She is one of the new steamers Meade, Miss Smith Sydnev HIBERNIAN KNIGHTS BALE a horrible smell. Then I this city. Agatha that bus such anu Dr. Alfred Alitchell, Jr., of Tug us. I which will ran on that line’s summer Scene: Madge’s room at college. 140-142 COMMERCIAL ST. took Vinol, and I can say I am now gain- The committee having this brilliant It seems unnecessary to call attention aprl7M.W,Flm j business. The Freshileld is another new affair in charge were Messrs. Wni. L. ing tlesh and strength every day; and I THE CASK OF THE CADDIES. to the fact that this company are to give steamer whioh will sail to Portland this Thompson of Portland, Alfrod F. Levsu- as a well one of their famous emblematic am again eating and sleeping authorities of the new saler of Thomaston and Harold L. drills, SALK OF The Hurona's date will The school city Berry I feet lik5 a year. sailing E. of Portland. but as the have labored so hard man should. boy again.” of Portland lind thomselves con- and George Fogg company the line has con- South be dropped. Already to excel all their exhibitions it with a new occasioned previous & to over bushels of fronted problem SIMMONS HAMMOND, tracted carry 200,000 FIRE IN A FIELD. seems that mention should be the fact that the. links of the Portland proper Pharmacists -- 575 St It is said thut the Grand Trunk by Congress grain. made of It. Besides to the ex- Golf club are located in that city. A going — with FINESUITS has MEN’S ALSO— completed arrangements Bangor of handsome new uniforms they the of the Answers the First pense dealers to make their deal year ago Sunday playing golf- Chief Eldrltlgu lumber ship- have contracted with an D. W. HESELTINE & caused a commotion in the but illuminating CO, from this The Berlin Mills ers town, Alarm front the Annexed District. ments port. who will turnish a illu- Circes bill is not in our, Cor. Congress and Myrtle Sts.. were Now the authorities company grand advertising Berlin will also a they adjusted. company at ship of drill with calcium and the which the school mination the when it comes to a match amount of from this tlnil that money line, talking considerable pulp colors as cad- colored lights, the shifting blend- tons boys o in earn on the golf links, The alarm of tiro from box 134 at 10 we are “not in it.’’ But actions and Summer They will send about 1,600 speak port. ing and contrasting with the showy uni- of and tons of wet dies, Is proving altogether too tempting o’clock forenoon was for a Spring dry pulp 3,500 pulp. Saturday grass ESTABLISHED 1851. forms of the Knights and producing the louder than words, aud ‘'actions’1 are an excuse for playing truant. At a re- lire ut the rear of Mr. George Greely's ARRESTED. most beautiful and brilliant effects. This (INCORPORATED.) HIGHWAYMAN of the council what will find here. The suits cent meeting city Superin- house on Main street, East Deering. Air. affair occurs at City hull next Tuesday you The career of a bold highwayman has Kuler called attention and be the event tendent of Schools Johnson was engaged in burning grass, evening promises to of offered at $10 and $12 are a regular SUITS! been cut short by Ollioers Keating and to this matter and also to the foot that the season. A. MERRILL & Jewelers. and the lire spread more rapidly than In $15 and $16, medium J. GO., Wakefield. The man started in to operate officer of the town was good weights the one truant could handle, so it was deemed wise to THE DEATH KATE. — and his and in all are for at the West End Friday night, at one of the islands in the send in an alarm as there were several colors. They right employed in a baker There were 11 deaths Portland Choice stock of Watch- lirst victim was Adolph Muelter, harbor and could not give proper atten- houses in close and the wind and summer wear. are Diamonds, proximity the week which ended spring They Our range of Suits for this season.«ta the Union station. Muelter fell an easy during Saturday at tion to the young caddies. Anting on was blowing 6trong at the time. The es and quite The deaths were due to all near ’99 Trade Winuers. Hetringboba Jewelry, Emeralds, Rubies, tc the but the littlo noou. cancer, styles, strictly high grade prey robber, game his advice the board appointed two ex- The lira department made a quick run strip'os. Black aod Gray check effects in Maine West End cerebral hemmorrbage, convulsions, ex- See we Sapphires, Pearls, Opals,— wus seen by a guest ut the tra truant officers and the golf players and mada work of the lire. The in evory particular. them; Worsted and Scotch fabrics. Plaids and quick heart disease who notilled the with the haustion, (2), inanition, Blue and Black of which we make z hotel, police, are likely to have to Iring their Ore burned to within 15 feet of a more. Mixtures, Cheviot*, Tourmalines, pretty hay tuber- ask nothing that the man was soon meningitis, nephritis, pnoumouia, Blue and Black Serges, Black Vienna result captured. caddies with them before long. barn on the, of a of wood- Xo better for the edge piece culosis ami Vests and Trousers ara specialty. gems that an Coat light It is believed important capture land. About 20 acres of the field was sorno of tho features of tha Hue. Xba money. Extensive stock of finest has been made and that the man arrested THE K1GBY SEASON. burned over. Chief Engineer Eldridge Suits are finely tailored and correct ‘in Plated i9 the same person who has been doing all Dr. Mitchell in diffi- Solid Silver and ware, Cut The office of the Maine Mile Track as- was In attendance upon the lire, This says stylo and fit. the in this section. U3 over when of thieving is the lirst alarm from 8 or 9 Drop in and look you Gass and Table Cutlery. French sociation Is in receipt daily of a large Wards cult cases of Anemia, he adds Littlefield & Conant, since the annexation to Portland. are considering your Spring Outfit. Wo THE CROCKETT CLUB. umount of correspondence that Indicates and .Uantol cod-liver oil half an hour are in position to dress you correctly Traveling Clocks, Ojiera season at this for the season of the a very successful Blgby RAELWAY and to date. and Field G Binocular The las; meeting STOLE A TEAM. SQUARE. up asses, Glasses summer. Among those who have written meal and he likes Crockett club was held Saturday evening after each our own to their Under West Eud Hotel. (very powerful), importing. with Mrs. H. Brown on Vaughan that they expect bring strings Philip ButOuly to Grt a Hide, so the Hitler's to use it in an that apt26eodtf to the track and enter In the race this emulsion; Silk made ex- 6treet. It wus a most occasion High grade Umbrellas, enjoyable Name Is Withheld. are Messrs. J. Malcolm Forbes end a most season he has watched with for Gold Head Canes. We and fittingly closed prosperous grow- HASKELL&JONES, us, both owners of tine horse pressly Lenelioial At the close of the G. W. Leavitt, and year. some make a of Dia- Th» Kneh-rn Mile Track circuit J. S. Melcher, who lives at the listless, Clothiers aati Fur- specialty resetting meeting a dinner was served, at the cou- Cape, ing surprise MRS. HELEN F. REED, Tailors, Manufacturing which has been formed, consists of left his hor6e and in front of At- nvio UIUUO just buggy monds and other Gems in Tiinirs UllitslUll vv uivU njrocuiicD KJJ feeble, creature nishers, ■n.uiS'o nn Cf ntiiv ctrn it ihnnt Hull nact gathering muny of those present. The following Readvllle, Mystic, Saugus, Dover and Olilropod.ist. Brooches or Pendants. and were chosen for the The com lUOM TIl-Vr SQUARE. Designs officers ensuing year: Rigby, all mile tracks. racing nine o'oiuok Saturday night, was gone flesh, color and wholesome- President—Mrs. Philip H. lirown. MAMCURE, SINGEING. SHAMPOOING AND aprl7eo
\ 1 ) IM ■ -M.- .J..--— He thought the drift of the whole moi«- mwnt wee In the direction ef the Roman church end said that in many thing* Dr. .MOORE & CO. FARMING MADE EASY iialton stands alone in the diocese of OWEN, but In his Maine, outspoken opposition the use of modern, to tbs ritualists because of the tendenoy By labor-saving Farming of their teeoblog, he has ths sympathy some are of the Don’t worrj and support of the vast majority of the TO* meaner to-do* slightly imper- vegetable dishes, etc., Implements lighter grade. it to t>* He re- U*et* Mir. clergy and laity of our church. fect. Also a lot of wood- at half price. Wo also with rusty, old tools under the mistake! viewed the different features and signs of 1,1899. along PortUnd, May our ritualism and said that "when man en offer entire stock of any Poles, cherry, mahog- idea that a dollar. You’ll it all a to eduoate the you’re saving pay begins protaganda peo- bargains any and other wood, with brass Teakettles, with or- to dem n l more than the cl uroh pro- ple wear and tear on The for to-day, at 25 out in your system. , vides in her reeds and ritual, he is a dis- MORE wooden brackets and namental stands, whether he be a bishop in the loyal man, forty special other at 19c per cent discount. One arc not luxuries, not here, ohuroh of God or a missionary serving a fixtures, Farming Implements of merchandise handful of in Aroostook county.” lots One lot of lot of India- people good complete. Appleton’s 1 jOW Prices them within the reach of ail Dalton who Our put He quoted again from Dr. at cut prices. nickeled Pulls for window Tea, in half "The sum of it is that the external Ceylon said, Don’t own a farm? Well, our argument is not lost fabric of the church has been extended Gloves. shades at 2c. We will pound packages, at 25c. by a free use of money sent Into Maine, also sell in this One lot of silver wire on any man who has a place to stow away a Hoe, while intellectually, morally and spirit- A small lot of Mag- depart- ually, the standard has been lowered end Dish Hacks at were button and ment, Monday, seventy- 5c, Shovel or IiaiiC* He’ll find many a time when onsFqiuntly the Eplsoopal church In gioni four had five of handsome 10c. Mai no has not the influence it thirty Kid pairs two clasp Olacc they will come in handy. years ago.” figured muslin chamber Corsets Counter. Rev. Mr. shepherd thought there was Gloves, colors and black, ns to the correctness finished with a diversity of opinion at marked down Curtains, One lot of fine lace of Dr. Dalton's but of this one $1.25, judgment seam and in- French figured t lug there can be no difference The from 1.65. trimmed Corsets, medium tellectual, moral and spiritual influence, at 69c a same a lot ruffle, pair, reg- church in Maine is far At counter, white and drab, of the Episcopal ular length, KENDALL & to and be price $1.00. telow what it ought be, might of best quality Jouvin sizes 18 to 25, at 67c, WHITNEY, if different methods were pursued. Counter. Federal and Temple Sts | two street Silks He referred to the Diocesan school sys- clasp Gloves, were $1.00. Also a small mayldtl TO CLEAN CARPETS. tem as a failure because the schools were for men, nt $1.25, marked One lot of Remnants line of Crinoline Bustles, established too soon. 5Sfc. Catherine that looks and wish but it is handi- down from 2.00. at If you have a carpet dingy you school has been reopened of Florentine printed slightly damaged, 12c, at the start because tbe parish its freshness, make a stiff lather capped in two and a were 25c. to restore it to original church where its students are expected Hosiery. Silks, two, width to is to introduce an of Soap and warm water and scrub it, by worship, preparing half and three yard Underwear, Muslin. Ivory extreme ritual. To serve the Episcopal One lot of women’s at to- the lather. with a clean damp sponge. church with a the lengths, half price width, with Wipe rltual.whloh suggests fine light cotton Hosiery, A small lot of four W, T. Kilborn Co. livery of Home, is not only to alienate been 50c, 63c, 75c Do not more water than necessary. is heel and day, fine white apply the great body of our people, but it high spliced styles of its fit it for also to arouse the of the Protes- and $1.00. The vegetable oils of which Ivory Soap is made, and purity, hostility double at trimmed with lace the {State of Maine. sole, 21c, great Skirts, are unsafe and unsatisfactory. tant population of many uses for which other soaps special Hev. Mr. the noble value. Also a small lot Needlework Counter. and Swiss COPYRIGHT 1808 BY TMt PNOCTtN 8 GAMBLE CO. CINCINNATI {Shepherd praised embroidery, charity of the House of the Good Sbep- of tan cotton One lot of Picture at marked down erd of Rockland, Me but thought it Hosiery, $1.62, to Orphan at-ylum and scholars of the Deaf was poor business policy to attempt wide tops mostly, at 27c, different shapes, from 2.25, 3.00 and 3.25. MUSIC AND DRAMA. the Carnival to we Frames, school to attend May Bay care for more helpless orphans than hall afternoon. a be given at City Monday not in ac- -were 36c. to be covered with em- Also lot of colored after- have money to pay for. It Is THE MOULIN ROUGE CO. The entertainment will be given anti the drama Cindre- sound business principles to a lot noon and evening cord wit In same section, broidered linen, at 15c, Lawn Shirtwaist Linings marches, dancing and tableaux will than one secures. It The Portland theatre will undoubtedly ella, spend more money a line entertainment for both young Maeo ribbed cotton Stock- lot of at marked from 42c. give is a which must end in bankruptcy been 25c. One 29c, be orowdeu to its capaoity tonight and old. .See ad. and then 6ee the play. policy and before the commercial world. full night when Fred P. Rider's famous Moul- NOTES. disgrace ings, for children, muslin covered Pin Cush- Counter. income of the House of the Good Skirts We ask attention to our in company com- If tbe your Houge Extravaganza who was a member of with In anil Stephen Wright, / V- V •• ... r. T :• sv v v, % » ..f ; „«•, S -, .... , ~ ■ *» > r WANTED. TO LET. FOR SAUL KISCLLLAKTOUli HOLD DUST. FEMALE HELP WESTBROOK. CHINA’S FATE. _ _ forty «or4i laoortod nadtr till* hmmd Forty words tnsorto* nttr this bond Forty woi 4i ImitUI ud«r thl* kMd on« wMk for 18 MaU. rath hi adraaea raowook for 90 cant*. cask In sAtsrm. mm vnk for M ccati. e«k la »*▼»•««. Tbr Lion anil Ik. B..r Hare Had* a A full attendance of the members of WANTED—Capable for general bouse* Trade. girl RENT—Cottage eight rooms, sunny and DOR house for sale.—Contain. O. Is ff work must be a cook. Call at 473 SALK—Cottage Cumberland Star lodge, Ij. L, good convenient, lot with fruit num- L Cumberland Ht. Cor. Btate. 1-1 FOR large trees, Ing P rooms, ell and stable attached, large hoped |fcr on this evening as mine WASHING DISHES >er 99 Pleasant street, Peering District. | arden and orchard, situated upon the main 2t).—The announcement BENJAMIN SHAW A CO., No61 1-9 tree; at South near steamer to London, April * to call Exchange Freeport landing. important matters relative amending mountain of dishes confronts the average house* WANTED—Experienced saleswoman itreet. M Uso that and Russia hare signed a wife ff five acres, more or less, of food adjoining; England after all the have are on consumers, in Portland and vicinity. the by-laws are to be considered. family dined. Thev greasy VUI he sold a at bargain. Inquire of 8. B. China, to°’ an^ to clean with and water, Apply to K. L. 8TOKEK. the Columbia tenement, nice hath self-denying agreement regarding tk hi*d Re* soap Salary. O I.ET-tp stairs room. vELHKY. No. St *prl3-4 STOCKINGS ne 8 to _ The committee of the city government best, easiest, and way to wash to a. m. and 6 to ft »>. m apr28d3t No 22 Fessenden street, to small family. iao^Commercial which is intended to an end to the dishes quickest cheapest to put ts to use a little at house or 63 Preble street. J. UOK RALK—A fine cottage, seven large rooms. on street lights have Joontjd the lights Inquire ■ are always uniform contention over railway and other conces- nurse girl or second MA^NN, broad piazzas. pleasantly situated at South be installed by the Cumberland Illumi- WANTED—Competentgirl and a cook. Apply to 11RH E. H. •reeoort. nc;ir steamer landing, an 'ideal *um- in sire. Once sions in that is the roost import- H LET—Good well located pleasant rents on ner home j your The art' to be oountry AZBLTON, 13 Carroll street. City. 27-1 for one wanting rest from business or nating company. lights con- rO streets. Wescott, Spruce, size always your ant news of the day. It is officially the following >rofesslonal labors. Beautiful drives, excel- if/ placed SCO feet apart commencing at Hoe- Brackett. Mellen, state. Danforth. Boyd Place, *hd fishing. of 8. B. firmed here this and the papers for jnt lasting Inquire size. will out- • afternoon girl general housework; Preble and Clifton Sts.. Woodford*. Dc- KELSEY, No. 130 Commercial St. j They wort and to Pride's The WANTED—Aone Jray, aprl3-4 j place extending are running It w.th big head lines who will room out. Apply to MRS, ilrabie cottages on lamond, Peaks, Cushings wear other L J. SKILL! XUS. 5 Park. 27-1 f .'J any bridge. news conies oil top of Mr. cleorge Congress Islands, Falmouth Foreside and South Fr»e MARKET FOR SALE—In one of the and 68 pi8H■ smartest 1 make. No shrink- I The of the Current Events Gonehen's speech of Wednesday last in the port. N.8. GARDINER, 53 Exchange towns ot the slate; bes* of rea- meeting ANTED—Two good girls, cook and streets. 1-1 lomHor ! course of after an optim- GOJ&t Wr Market selling. W., Box 15, Hanford, Me. taking 'i club held afternoon at the home which, waitress. MRS. .JAMES P. BAXTER, 61 \ age. No running! Thursday istic view of the with > POWDER 8t. political fnture;and WASHING Deering 25. i near corner of of E. H rooks was well attended. at LET—A large front room, .of colors. Mrs. 8. reference to the agreements arrived TO loca- CiOR LEASE OR SALE—A farm of 70 acres f in the dish-water. It acts like Pine and state streets; very desirable a was Theo- with France and he said: "A WANTED- To do housework near u The subject of the meeting Germany, cuts the and makes general tion. Address "X..*’ tills office. 22-2 geographic center of city of Port- grease * __ with Russia Is magic, CjIRLApply H13I9 CONGRESS ST. 29-1 and 2M miles from i, dore on his early life, friendly understanding the dishes clean. In fact City Hall; especially Roosevelt. Papers perfectly TO LET—Desirable tenements of live, six and kdapted to a dairy farm house l •" home life and also on the evo of conclusion.” all cleaning is made easier by this 1 business; his Santiago experiences, TTTANTED—Three thoroughly seven rooms centrally located. Pries $10. ln« on Premises; electric railroad V Honest at lronoat sold next The agreement puls an end to great cleanser, and ai jalf the cost experienced ,a[*e Var.n clothing prices views wore reud. The present vv salesladies for our shirt waist 111 and |12 per montU. By J. C. WOODMAN, oWestbrook through center of farm, will lease expansion the in China and of depart- * Is to be held Thursday afternoon Anglo-Kusslan stvusgla soap. those the cloak trade w Exchange 8t. 21-2 >r sell a part or the whole. of E. C. \ bv meeting For economy boy eer lar# package. ment. understanding pre- Inquire4 is tantamount to a sottlement of tha greatest ft 6 JORDAN, at »A St. May 4 at the home of Mrs. W. K. Dana. ques- ferred. Apply between to 9a. m. and to 7 Exchange martltf J tio of the of influence of the two 29 LET—At houses A. F. HILL even 3. in the chapel sphere p. di. R. M. LhWSEN & CO. l rpO Woodford*. rooms, $11. & CO. Wednesday lug. May month. Iinmed'ate JOHN SALK OR TO LET—House, stable and coutrles. Under the agreement Great K. FAIRBANK COMPANY ,, possession. !*i.rt land for Stock- of the Westbrook Congregational church, THE N. t. A F. H. FORstore at West two Agents tehawknit Britain has undertaken not to rail- cook and second at 105 COBB. 31 12 Exchange 8t. 27.1 Gorham; tenement the school room decoration committee of press St. Louis New York Boston ANTKD—A girl jouse—store Is a good stand for Chicago street 291 keeping for a talk on way or other concessions In North China, nr Danforth Ac. Chance for manufac- this city have nrrnngod KENT—Fine residence on Congress 8L, groceries, clothing Hon. W. W. while Russia agrees to the British de- ■*poll tory on second lloor. Will exchange for Europe and foreign lands by exceptionally well located for a physician city mand (hat no of t.be basin of the or jroperty if desired. Apply to JOHN F. PRO*- Cutter and Mr. Hugh A. Craigie. botn part WANTED. private family; In first class repair, rent alienated. Rus- to rOR, 93 Exchange Street, or to EDWaKD ol this having re- Vang Tsh Klang shall lie only $6oo, an exceptionally des'rabl eienant. city, they reoently For Hasty, 12 Green street. Portland. man-tf A sia also that Hrltlth permit and other at turned from a trip. musical programme recognizes explioity tawrtsd aadsr this hwd Real particulars apply commercial interests are in the Fwrty wards Estate Office First National Bank Build- to be in connection with the supreme In SALK-Bafgains in "Made KOHLING’S Is provided one week for 25 r**»to wael» ing. FREDERICK 8. Strong” Tse bosiii which la under- advoneo._ VAILL 27-1 we lecture. Yang Klang PATENT FORtrousers sell for ll.no, $1.26. $1.50, $2.00 •*, a GURNEY value for the stood to extend considerable distance ind $2.50 per pair—best At the last meeting of the West End W. rro LET—Two money north and south of the river, no men desiring good side line cottages on Littlejohns Island. 10UI anywhere. If not satisfactory on examb C. T. U. held on afternoon though seven and nine Thursday TRAVELLINGwill do well to correspond with People’s rooms each, qnlte com- lation, money will bo refunded bv returning to as chairman attempt has been made to divide the re- the following were appointed Pub. 3943 Market St. Phila. Pa. pletely furnished, well supplied with water, is before been worn. HASKELL A SPRING recently has Co., have having of the several committees: Presswork, gion Everything pointed aprl0eow4tM considerable grounds around them pri- JONES, Lancaster Building, Monument Square. to Russia’s desire for a In vate wharf at Mrs M. K. Center; scientific Instruction, settlement. which steamboats stop.’ For order allow the successful aud beach houses to further particular-* and __fM__ Mrs. Ella C. Hawes; narcotics, Mrs. W. to exploration IT ANTED—Hotels price. Inquire of also with a FF their orders for help of all kinds HENRY 8. TRICK EY. 121 L'OK SALE—A change me to 41s- 11. Miss Hattie K. of the Siberian railway and place Exchange St 27-1 compells Duran; literature, with the ol reliable office of I- of mv two horses, Alma and Mola. Mrs. view to raising money In Great Britain employment pose OPENING. Jordan; ilower mission, Albion P. & 36 Lisbon Lewis- RENT—In the *afe and kind for a la«Jv to drive or use. for the of the Industries of HARTFORD SHAW, street, western part of the cltv, lamily Stiles; 8. 8. work, Mrs. George A.Mo development Maine. Also of all kinds wanted- FORnew fists of 6 rooms IVi 1 sell rather than turn out to pasture. Russia. The of Russian bankers ton, help each, bath, separate cheap 8abbatb observance and evan- activity ap28-4 steam beating apparatus and cellars, ALGERNON STUBBS, 565 Congress street, Cubrey; and of the Russian of fireplace gelistic work, Mrs. W.K. Neal; executive agents ministry In parlor, open plumbing, strictly modern; Portland, Maine. 25-1 tioance in London has borne to Invalid or or in committee, Mrs. Ella C. Hawes, Mrs. testimony WANTED—An elderly lady decorations gcod taste. BENJAMIN weather has come and so Russia has in FF to board and care for. if rare Is SHAW & 611-2 lot on Peaks Spring Clara Hanks, Miss Thlrsa W. Davis Mrs the financial end that REFRIGERATORS gentleman CO., Exchange Street. 29-j C*OK SALE—One Cottage Island, needed. Pleusant room, small and quiet family, r harbor. of P. O. Box 196 Edward H. Pblll1p«,Mrs. N. T. Worlhley; view. Strong proof of the anxiety of the QPoitland Enquire 1 and good references. For particulars, address have our Cloths for the Spring Russian to capi- LET—A neat, small tenement of five or six Brewer, Maine. apr25-4 Spring Mrs. W. K. Neal, government tap English Pine Maine. rpo" programme committee, M188 L. J. MERRILL, Point, rooms, pleasantly located n*»ar state st. music tal appeared in the publication in the 28-1 Mrs.W.H.Duran, Mrs.M.K.Center; rent moderate. Please call at 19 be- SALE—A few choice building lots, lo- and Summer season. These goods London Time3 of a secret memorandum Gray St., Mrs. Ella C. Hawes. tween 10 and 12 a. ni. or 3 and 6 m. At (30Rcated on Eastern Promenade; magnificent committee, of p. other Kev. Thomas P. of the recently submitted to a committee ANTED—For his board for the summre, times call at 116 Spring 8t. unobstructed marine views,constantly changing ere of the latest of Payne, pastor -jp-i designs Foreign Universaiist church of this city, has pur- Russian ministers by M. De Witte, the H- a good family horse for occasional urtv- panorama, most desirable location in Portland; minister of who states easy work; best possible care, highest RENT—Very desirable lower tenement lots in this favored fast; for l chased a lot of the Higgins finance, frankly Ing. spot selling prices and Domestic manufacturers. building references, no carriages needed. Address P. FI'ORin western part of city, near Spring street .nd particulars. to LEWIS H. Me- at Heaoh. Mr. Payne therein that Russia cannot dispense with Apply Hros. Higgins O. Box 470, Portland. 27-1 electrics; 8 rooms, exclusive of pantry and lt EN NEY, 185 Middle St 25 1 room this sea- foreign capital Referring to Russia’s ARE An of these will build an eight cottage THE bath. Double parlofs fireplace, steam beat, early inspection agricultural depression, M. De Witt set In fact in son with lire places. will pay $20 to any one pro- tubs. all modern conveniences. SALE—Barber shop Kennebunkport oat trade with ; I^OR runs 2 chairs The members of St. Joseph’s Union pointed that.free England WANTED—Icuring me position, on steam or electric BENJAMIN SHAW & Ct\, 61 1-2 Exchange Village. Cash or easy terms; is \\as market, which Russia Street. in Summer. Address J. A. goods respectfully requested. and their ladies their annual sup- the only in c«rs. Box 34 North Leering. 26-1 261 M1LLBURN, dim enjoyed Maine. 25-1 aprl7 and entertainment Thursday evening. could iiud relief. England, he said, was Kennebunkport. per of tenement three a line the largest buyer of the agricultural young man. with Kev. Fr. Deoelles rendered grap- TENF'MENT-Occupantminutes’ walk from Baxter produce of the world, yet up to the pres- SUPER- WANTED—Americanmoderate capital, to take an interest In a building wishes WEDDING RINCST- haphone programme. BEST well established cash business, in this to rent the whole or pari of the furnished One from. of two ent time Russia has hud hardly any foot- city. hundred of them to select AH WOOD The praise for the capture the name and references. rooms for the summer: rent very to BOBBIN in the market. M. Da Witt Applicants must give real cheap styles, all weights, all prices In 10. 14 and 18 trumps, one of whom was wanted by the ing English Address A. B. Box 431. Portland. Maine. 25.1 deslrab'e party; possession given May 15. or Kt. Gold. and best 9tock of rings addneed statistics of of Largest §5 IVr Cord, Cash, Massachusetts authorities for larceny, be- English imports later, if preferred. Address ••TENANT,” in the A thousand of them. MoKENNEY, cattle, wneat anil Hour showing Tilly .... city. When Delivered From Car. longs to City Marshal Dudley T. Swan. sheep, 11 ANTED—I am now ready to buy all kinds the Jeweler, Monument Square June7dif / that in each case that of the F* Hoth of the young men ran into a except sheep, of cast off ladles', gents’ and children’s piece rro LKT—The for Swan followed in United States overwhelmingly headed the best r«nt in Deerlng. on the CARRIAGE—A baby carriage sale Wcod and Dealer of woods and Marshal IOR TO * J. H. Coal ♦; BABY been used one MOUNTFORT, them. Imports, while Russia was at the bottom IN the city. Send letters to MR. or MuS. Dk- highland*. rooms, beside bath room, cheap; apparently new; hot pursuit, capturing Deputy house has hot water electric* season. For call at I. I). Cor, I’oiTliiml :iu<1 Si. Jolin St. GROOT, 76 Middle St. aprl3-riJw heat, lights, also information Sheriff Chute and Officer Witham ren- nice stable, will let with or withont stable. In- .Toil NSON. 41 W11 mot 4311-3. apr20eod2w* of Russian trado with England and street._20-1 / Telephone dered valuable assistance in questioning ing WANTED—Case of had health thut IM P A N S quire at Cl CHESTNUT ST., Woodfords. then “tbe of the tramps ami eliciting from them the enlarged upon importance will not benefit. Send 5 cents to Rlpans < nemical 26-1 FOR SALE—On* of the test stock as a market for Russian Co..New York./or 10 sample* and 1.000 testimonial*. ('ARMfarms in Cumberland situated in I acts tllUu IUU bJ me uoiouiliuu vi UUP VJI England placing County, the town of Cumberland 10 miles from Port- Massachusetts offense. funds," and the necessity of attracting TJIAXO TO LET—A niee square the tramps for the A Chlekering land, about 30o acres. divided into British by the stability of the ALL piano, fine tune, handsome rosewood case, comprising Sheriff Northrop of Palmer.Mass., capitalists THE LOST AND FOUND. fields, and wood lots, fine orchard; Deputy industrial of Russia und other- will be let reasonable to the right party. GKO- pictures arrived Saturday and took his roan. regulations K. J UN buildings consisi of l 1-2 story house with ell, wise confidence. Today’s an- KINS, Heal Estate Agent, under United EVERY...! Miss Rebecca J. lngersoll, a lady of 5<> Inspiring word* Iuserled under this head States Monument heated by hot water, barn and stable, running Forty Hotel, Sq. 29-1 nouncement of the Cbiuese settlement Is water In all. All the in re- resldlug on Cumberland street one week lor 35 ere ta. In advance. buildings perfect years, of Witt’s or cut into lots. For p||| brother died .Saturday one of tbe first fruits M. Le pol- TO LET—The large, convenient hall pair. will sell together up With George, •»• hy and it will nave an im- HALLwith ante rooms. 379> b St. full Information, write or call on (>. L. MAN 1 morning after a long illness as a result icy undoubtedly L'OUND—If the lady that rode in my sleigh Congress Will- iams hill, near to l**ase to RIDEOUT, 61 Chestnut Ht.JWoodfords, Me. I re- portant bearing upon the future relations from Forest Avenue. Woodfords. one City buildings re- p|§|n of a shook. Tne deceased formerly day GEO. MARKET. OTHERS. parties. K. J UN Rea! has rela- of the two countries last week, and left at corner of Preble and Con- sponsible KINS. sided in Cumberland whera she Estate Agent, under United States Mou- gress streets will call at 19 street. Hotel, HALE- A bouse located i:» a tives living at the present time. The Spring ument 29*1 jL'OK boarding Woodfords, she can have the pocketbook she Sg._ -T town which has a good manufac- funeral services are to be held on Tues- thriving dropped in the sleigh. feb23dtf owner has a :p^iJiamSIRADE.| WOODFORDS. LET—Furnished rooms turing business; the good paying centrally located, h»v» .uatomsn day from the late residence. desires to sell and will a \t^S frequently £ TO hot and cold water, bath room on same patronage, give good Mr. Thomas is brown leather of Par- fj Stack, quite dangerous- car No. 01 is running on the purse containing floor at No. 11 MYRTLE ST., opposite bargain sold lor no fault the business. Regular J small sum of either on electric car City <"i com. ta 03 with copy ud ny 8 ly ill at his home. IOST—A money, Hall. 29-1 ticulars ol N. S. GARDINER, 53 Exchange St., Rev. Fr. Deoellos of St. Hyaclntlie’s Ocean street road, while regular car No. or after leaving car at St. John street. Will 6H Market street 26-1 at this office or at “ assisted by the curate of the 55 is being repaired at the car house. finder leave purse Charles FOR RENT—A very desirable tenement in a Pat it in attractive fbrm ant church, Ashton’s 947 1-2 street, and be ■ SALK-Horse Island situated In Little a f a census of store, Congress three fiat house at 29 St. Lawrence St. church, is engaged in taking a of the cars were Quito number Cape rewarded. 29-1 Seven rooms and bath, hot and cold water. F*ORSebago Lake which contains about eight tho Catholics in Westbrook. aaire ~h? price reasonable." hauled to the car 6tables Saturday to be Heated by steam and taken care of by owner. acres; cottag ami furniture and ice house, i:; Mrs. Haskell street, house. | George Burnell, WANTED—MALE HELP. Owner enn be found on the premises during tlie lot on the shore with stable and boat her home. Her is in trim for the summer travel. 5 a boat 16 ft is very ill at recovery put AND WHY? day und would gladly to show enquiring par- Steam launch Thistle and pleasure : Is s^uSi caaoa the work la alsrtj® S' of to C. 11. very doubtful. Worster 6c Wilson, the contractors, are and must ties tne rent at any time.19-1 long, also right way. Apply gardener; DOUGHTY. Me. 26-1 .lid Mr. Frank Decormier is obli ged to walk be well recommended. between 9 Gray. .atiifactory briny. uEOiiiuU q excavating a eeller for a house to be built WANTED—Coachman Aoply rrO LKT—Pleasant well located rents on Cuin- on a crutch as a result of boing stepped Because it is the that can be and and 1 o’clock to HENRY 9GGR1NG, 39 Ex- 1 OltSES—HORSES—Just received from the Air. Southworth of Portland. only Refrigerator kept absolutely pure berland. Brackett. Danforth. Ellsworth. 1 rca.ojtfc £ on by his horse a few days ago. by change St. Dar22tf Wilmot. Myrtle, Chanel, Franklin, Lincoln, woods, ft car load of good blocks weigh- Rev.William Bragg of Cnlckopee Falls, Almon F.Hill, Jr., a Bowdoin college clean for all time. High, (iray. Boyd and It streets; call and see ing from eleven to fifteen hundred each; YI7 ANTED— Several good men to work In our from to Also TMB S Gorham, formerly employed in this city with his our list. GEOi F. .1 UN KINS, under U. S. hotel. prices cheap, cheaper cheapest THiURSTON «WT, student, spent JJounday parents, reason of its construction in the v ? mill room on door work. We want good some drivers at Com. 8 and 10 before the was in the Superior by improved following Monument Sq. 29-lt good Stable, cnteringl ministry, Air. ami Airs.A. F. Hill, liacklefT street. mechanics. The E. T. BURRO WES CO. 29-1 Chestnut St.,S. J. MURRAY. 26-1 on and called on of PORTLAND, KB. city Saturday many Airs. Parker, widow of the late John points: 1. Cleanliness. 2. Free Circulation. 3. Economy of Ice. LET-Furnlslied summer cottages to let for \ his friends. TO season. W. Parker of Lamariscottu, is visiting All prices, beautifully und con- ACHT FOR SALE—The well known yacht ball team at the Westbrook and air. 5. Low 6. Free- WANTED. situated. A. M. \7 ®z*m,umzt»£m&saaamm*r The base Airs. Edward h. Carleton, Forest avenue, 4. Condensation dry average temperature. vlently SMITH, City Building. •I- “Zeruah” is offered for sale at a lair ! has disbanded to un 29-2 High school owing she resided. First vines boat builders. _ Is in first class condition in every at which place formerly use of ice 7. location of the price. way, to secure games for the seu- dom of by pick. Proper drip pipe. GAS ENGINE A POWER CO. and 30 43 O.A. Address PAUL R. inability The annual banquet of the Leering Lit- damage rro LET—Nicely furnished front room, large ft.W.t., CURTIS, tak- (HAS. I,. SEA BLR Y A CO. Lonsolldntrd. office Boston Traveler, Mass. sjn. More interest,however,is being and Social club will be held on the from condensation on the inner wall. !). life. 10. and any. in good quiet location, near first Boston, ap28-4 erary 8. Freedom Long Morris Height*, New York City. api'26lw en in tho track team which is practising of Alay 11, at the home of Airs. class boarding house. 15 Gray St., between evening Park and State. 29-1 SALE—20 shares of Chapman National regularly. Stroud water. last forever. SKOlATiSI Collin. They IjiORBank stock. Three per cent dividend pay- Presumpscot Band will give an enter- Tne iatroudwater Improvement society If like to most If MISCELLANEOUS. rpOLET—In the western part of the city. able July 1st. Address SHARES, Box 1557. tainment and ball, thus evening, May an this eve- you change often, buy any refrigerator. you _ * Can lie CurtMl by Using will give entertainment near electrics and Union Station, a lower I, at Cumberland Hall. ball. rent of 5 or a rooms, and bath. All modern ning at Quinby want a to Last Forever the Forty words Inserted under this he«d Mrs. E. A. Hutchins, who has been the Refrigerator Buy (iurney and steam heaters; at West Buxton. 75 acres A. v.’. Moore’s Blood and Nerve Medicine The funeral services of the late Airs. ou* week for 35 cents, cash in tdrsnoa improvements separate UR SALE—Farm st of her Mrs. E. A. Richard- large cemented cellar. Sun all day. of land. Cuts 25 tons of Good two '! !>•■:• aiv not many towns in Maine that some gue cou6in, Ann Maria, widow of tbe late George W. Patent. one thousand.of these are now in use in Inquire hay. Xearly Refrigerators stairs 54 PAYSON ST. 26-1 and two wells of water. Near eet» sent toby fneuda son the past few week?, has returned to afternoon at up story house ell. remedy Morton, were held Sunday 1st in Massachusetts who know ot its merits. In her home in Boston. and all satisfaction. Sold TO LOAN—On mortgages of church and school, can be bought on easy terms. from the residence, TJ7 West- Portland vicinity, giving perfect only by SALE OR TO LET—A furnished U:o can obtain ir o! the reliable o'clock, MONEYReal Esiate in Portland and vicinity, at cottage Enquire of A. M DRESSER, on premises or C. you Mr. ami Mrs. C. L. McGalfry have 10 II. I!1.. HAY di, brook street, rftroudwater. 5 and 6 per cent. Renting and care of property fJORon Great Oiainoml Island. furnished S. BRADBURY, K Locust St.. Portland. druggists, SON, Portland, to live with their son, Will McGalf- I.liwiio have it in stock. gone Leering chapter. Order of the Eastern and collections of rents of non residents a rooms and bath room, all the modern improve- febl3M,W&F3in Mr. Charles Grahum ry, Haskell street. Star, will visit Pine Tree chapter of Gor- specialty, house rents and flats on desirable ments, new’ Quinn retrlgerator. piazzas, perfect vacant Mr. to N. 8. GARDlNEtf 52 water from an artesian well on an feet of will occupy the rent made by thi evening. streets let ail prices. drainage, pure SALE—To close estate,33.000 ham, and 68 Market streets. 24-1 til1 premises. There is no better view or loca- FOR with houses thereon, under a rental E £ ft Y WOMAN McGaffry. Miss Leila Huston, assistant at the Exchange laud, tion in Casco Bay. Apply to JOHN H. VOSE, of annum, located at West End, on f-ometiraes needs a reliable Westbrook Commandery, i U. O. G. C., has recovered from $540 per Woodfords post office, STARS TELL-.Send 10c and >eli ad- 235 Commercial St.. Portland. Me.17-2 electric car line. Price $4000. W. H. medicine. have an invitation to visit Casco monthly regulating accepted her recent illness. YOURdressed and stamped envelope, with sex, WALDRON A CO., 180 Middle St. 27-1 of even- COREY fflO BE LKT— In western of a Commamjery Portland, Tuesday Is ill WALTER and hour of if latter not known send part city, very Miss DR. PEAL'S Alargaret Miller, High street, date birth; A- 2. CO., form and ask a desirable, detached house of eight rooms SALK —Farm in West Cumberland, ing, May with typhoid lever. leatures; question; prompt for and bath, in excellent location, and sunny ex- IJOR4 miles from Cumberland 100 A person to serve as a traverse juror Gun club will hold a reply. Dli. DEROLLI, F. O. Box 1874, Boston, Junction; The A^ortlund prac- on all sides. All modern soil of which 34 PENNYROYAL piLLS, the term of the court will Mass. 3 1 posure improve- acres, of land good acres, May Superior tice shoot Wednes4tty at their grounds on ments. blucibing. and beatdd wood and Cuts 40 tons of Are prompt, safe and certain fn result. The genu- at nine at the open thnrough- are pasture. bo drawn May 1, ^o’clock, Ocean street. oui with hot water. Possession 1st. with natural in in (Dr. cal's) ne\ < rdisappoint. Sent anywhere, Reliable House Furnishers and given May hay, good buildings spring clerk’s office. meet Manufacturers, TO LOAN—On first and second at 37 Pine Street. on Address Peol Medicine Co., Cleveland. Q. city The Unity club will Tuesday Apply aprl3tf barn. Can be bought easy terms. <:3,C0. of on real Tho regular monthly meeting the at the home of Mis9 Kate G. MONEYmortgages esiate, personal proper- II. M. BKKIEL. Cumberland Center, Me. 26-1 C. n. GUPPY & CO* Agts., Portland, Me evening bonds or In- Westbrook city government will be held Lincoln Woodfords. ty, stocks, a.iy good security. l^OR LEASE—May 1st., a detached tenement, Knight, street, 20 FREE STREET. terest as low as can be had in the r 8 SALE—A fine oak cabinet evening at 7.3U o'clock. The 2t city. Apply 122 Park street* near Spring, containing quartered Monday epr29 to A. C. LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 Exchange street. with closer, mirror and five drawers annual bill and several rooms, bathroom, laundry, steam heat, open Ij'OKbed. appropriation mar28-lm all new’ and up to date. “Adults in from, also a small cabinet bed, for a child. other matters will be YARMOUTH. plumbing, important probably Only." Apbly to J. F. BABB at Buck’s ticket May be seen ill 20 GRANT ST.. City. 204 considered at this meeting. Middle street.29-1 TO LOAN on first and second mort- office, 272 Tho Westbrook Dramatic club will ap- I The “Lutch Recruit,”a strong mili- r'OR SALE—Farm of 150 acres in Yarmouth, MONEY on real estate, life insurance is to be gages poli- r two story house of thirteen rooms, wood- pear in Biddeford, May 2, in “Shadows, tiry drama, presented Friday or security. Heal es- I... cies and notes any good MAINSPRINGS, 75c. shed. stable and barn; cuts about 50 tons of evening, May 5, at Alusonio hall by the ; sold and 48 1-2 Ex- tate bought, exchanged. The best American Mainsprings, made by the 1. it*ti nn li erh lnn/1 mil v <1X00 worth lodge No. 4, K. of members of Geu. John A. Logan camp, street. I. P. BUTLER. mar22-4 Presurapscofc Valley change Elgin amt Waltham Warranted $2,500. culv $500 down, balance on mortgage. rank on four of assisted local talent. companies. P., will work the ofgknlght No. 50, V., by * for one year. McKENN'EY. the Jeweler MARKS & EARLE 10., No. 12 Monumeut candidates at their rsgular meeting next The Great Builder.” WVT£ WILL BUY household goods or store Monument SqAre. marl»dtl Square. 26-1 Thursday evening. The anniversary of Mr. Walter 13. Ailen. [ | f ? fixtures of any description, or will re- observed on that of Yarmouth school i ceive the same at our auction rooms for LET—A second storv rent tne lodge will also be Tlie class *‘J9, High King’s j mo very pleasant * with evening. havo decided to have a class poem and sale on commission. GOSS & WILSON, of eight rooms at 163 Cumberland St., Auctioneers, is Free street. feb3-tf all modern conveniences; also a furnished cot- The school room decoration committee ut gifts at the grauuatiuu iu HORSE FOR SALE. presentation of six rooms ou the hill near Forest City held a Saturday afternoon at the June. These honors have been awarded: tage meeting Landing. Peaks Islaud. Apply to TREE home ot Mrs. L. W. Edwards, for the presentation of gifts, Charles D. Wins- Arvllle, magnetic CLAIRVOYANT—Lillianclairvoyant, can be consulted daily, on BROS., 394 Fore St.___apretf of settling up affairs attending low; cluss poem, William Rowe. can be purpose PUREMALT! health, business or private family matters at Sound and kind, of Mrs. Wax-e KENT—About May 1st. house No. 63 the presentation Parley’s 1 16 PORTLAND & tew doors from Preble. Cures Sleeplessness. Inrreases the Appetite. ST., FOR street. Nine rooms beside halls, works last week for the benefit of the W IT /NU WISDOM- | All advice strictly confidential and reliable. Gray seen at Wilson’s Stable, Makes Women Huilds up the Wasted bath and store rooms: hot and cold water, set schoolroom decoration fund. || Ailing strong. System, || 25-1 room. All Children. Makes tubs, furnace heat; with good yard Federal street. Nourishes Sickly perfect Digestion. order. at 44 DEERiNG II * in tir9t class Enquire An a Weak 1 apr26dtf Opportunity. Is prop to the Aged. I Strengthens Nerves, wishing a quiet and restful vacation STREET, morning, noon or night._3tf SOUTH PORTLAND. ANYONEafter a hard years’ work will find there is She (coquettishly)—I read tho other SALE—At Trattcn’s stable, Cumberland 00. F. AUSTIN TENNEY, no better place to obtain It than in and around LET—At Woodfords Corner, Forest Cousin is sofcDS*r ALL DEALERS. 13OR horses, from looo to of day, Charlie, that marriage de- BY the “Famous Wadsworth Hall.” Reasonable TO Avenue, three 6-room tenements, $8 to *15 Mills, forty weighing One of the musical events the season <*| nice these Oculist aiul I | terms. For further Information address the mouth. Inquire of E. C. JORDAN. 31 Va 1600 pounds; several extra pairs; Ojditlialuiic optician. wi 1 b* the recital by the of clining. per all kinds of business. given pupils ..MW.*... JOHN B. PIKE, Hiram. Me. ap25 4 Exe street. horses are suitable for at Union He (inspired)—Oh, that’s proprietor, hauge _mar6 Delivered the KE\V A 1>VKHTISK.UKNTS TODAY. An Kloqnrnt A«l