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well as Porto reinforcements A Russian warship left the Piraeus Rico.gThese MISCELLANEOUS. SHOULD BE HANGED BY SASHES- it moveT- hurriedly for Crete today carrying tho were pushed rapidly forward and some of is mm Russian consnl. them arrived In advance of the command- General Wsyler Replie* to Attack on Span- INSURGENTS ATTACK ing general and were put in position in ish Offlcsrs. TURKS. the trenches around Under Cana, Island of Crete, Wednesday after- Santiago. noon, (via Paris).—Numerous verbal instructions of the President Gen, Madrid, September 7.—The Chamber Insurgents have attacked the Ottoman troops at Miles was directed to go wherever he To Be Retained in Service at Owa the late Cuban Commission Begins followed the Senate in discussing Candia and are a cordon round Work of forming deemed his presence was required and war behind closed doors. This aotion has the city. Edhem the has Pasha, governor, that he should in urged the admirals of give such directions as in Few Dais. caused the greatest sensation. The Sen- the international Rcqncst. fleet to take Immediate steps. his opinion were best for the army and ate session was a stormy one. The General Were «f Christians lighting continues but Candia itself They for the government, These were the Gen. reminded the Senate of Hundreds Is Says Weyler quiet. circumstances under which Gen. Miles had the The British naval commander has how Count D’Almenas greeted left WILL PROBABLY HELP TO threatened to rebombard the town if the Washington, arriving at Santiago, OCCUPY difficulties to be met in returning soldiers, Ignoring the officers, Killed at Crete. disturbances are renewed. Adopted. July 11, not as a private individual, nor lie deolared that tills was a reflection up- HAVANA. WORKING OUT DETAILS. as a visitor. Any pretence that he went on the officers’ efficiency. NO MORE DAINTIES. there disrobed of his authority or official mistakes made in Cuba are not J The Is too to In the capacity childish be considered to be blamed upon the army,” he said, Alger Says They Breed Discontent by sensible men. Governor Powers Nolifiod That the Order the at the head of Army. Spaniards likely To Bring Up All Sorts ‘‘but upon politicians From the moment he arrived at Santi- Mustering Out the Batteries Has Beex) of Such as the government. Questions, Future Govern- HE ago, he was responsible for what might THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS The latter, he declared were responsi- September 7.—Secretary WAR CARRIED ON AS [revoked—Telegrams Which Bed Up to ment of Cuba, Cuban Debt, Rtc.—Rep- TURKISH TROOPS REFUSED Washington, ocour. Redesigned to disembark the for not sending to the armies affairs in Order. due not to the and ble supplies Alger is now putting his shape the is only originality resentative Cubau Re Taken To Porto Hi jo for troops and named on the west May in Cuba and and, indeed, from ARRANGED. artillery of the but also them. TO AID. to admit of his absence Washing- simplicity combination, Paris. completely abandoning side of Santiago, as was understood be- [SPECIAL TO THE FBESS.I the surrender ton on a tour of of the to the care and skill with which it is The responsibilities for inspection army fore and before ho the leaving Washington ! Lewiston, 7.—The order fop manufactured 7.—With the of Santiago rested upon gov- camps the country. He will September by scientific processes Washington, September wholly throughout went ashore he made the necessary ernment instead of Gen. Toral. first to mustering out the Maine batteries which known to the California Fig Syrup arrival of the Cuban military commission the leave tomorrow going j, Camp Gen. strongly condemned arrangements accordingly. He then pro- for wbieh Weyler thenoe to Detroit. The enlisted the Spanish war and Co. and we wish to impress upon at Havana within the next few days the sessions of the Cortes. Count Meade, Pa., and only, seoret ceeded to the front and after consnlting have been stationed at Fort the real to Gen. s feels free to views Popham all the importance of purchasing work of terminating Spanish rule in D’Almenas replying Weyler secretary now express to the with Gen. Shatter a note was sent and other in Maine has been re- true and As the the island will It is realized that stricture, said: entertained the President and himself places original remedy. begin. those who by commander Gen. Shatter say- “I addressed my greetings to Spanish by voked according to a despatch reoeived by genuine of is manufactured many difficulties will confront the com- British Were Few and Were Soon respecting the plans for the treatment He Against Syrup Figs have been martys for their country—to Organized Expedition ing that the commanding general of the the Fig Syrup Co. Gov. Powers who is in this city today, by California mission in working out the details of the soldiers, beoause they de- of the soldiers and touching tho persons his Spanish United States army had arrived in and will b9 retained in the service. a of that fact will of served such I did not address should be de Cuba. they only, knowledge Spanish evacuation. The only point greetings. Overcome. upon whom responsibility Santiago reinforcements and worthless the for showed themselves camp with strong It ip not known what will be done with assist one in avoiding the agreement from which both sides start generals, they placed for some of the matters of com- of leading soldiers to battle or would meet him between the lines at any the but is that imitations manufactured by other par- incapable connection troops it supposed they is the clause of the peace protoool provid- of them how to fall worthily on plaint. In this he says: The of the of the Cali- showing time agreeable to him. reply will be sent to Havana to do ties. The high standing for the immediate evacuation of Cuba the field.” “The that have been ordered garrison ing regiments commander was that he would fornia Fig Syrup Co. with the medi- Primo de Rivera shouted: mustered out will be mustered out. The Spanish duty when the occupation of the city by and other Spanish West Indian posses- Marshal and the satisfaction “That it not true,” and Gen. Weyler and regiments that have been designated by meet him at 12 o’clock the next morn- the United States takes cal profession, sions the forces. Bnt the place. by Spanish others In the protest. the President to remain in the service ing. The meeting was held and after which the genuine Syrup of Figs has joined The telegrams leading up to this erdep word “immediate” is a relative term and Count D'Almenas, addressing Gen. will have to remaiu. As soon as wo have ASKED TO ACCOMPANY IT BDT Gun. Sbafter to millions of families, makes TURKISH GOVERNOR SAYS THE som8 conversation between have been made puhllo by Adjutant Gen- j given it remains to he seen when the aotual Rivera, replied: mustered out 100,000 more or less, we r a just and General Toral, Gen, Miles frankly the name of the Company guaranty “I am not afraid of such cries or of shall reorganize the army—every brigade, WAS REFUSED. eral Richards and are as follows: embarkation of the Spanish forces will MOB IS UNCONTROLLABLE. he had of the excellence of its remedy. It is ananlni'.i nr of the decorations that will Informed the Spanish general that D. C., and under what circumstances the Washington, September 6, 1888.§ far in advance of all other laxatives, begin have to be torn off the breasts of several comfortable camps until suoh of them as left Washington six days before and it To the Governor of Maine: sashes of some are are withdrawn for service in officers. The generals needed intention of the It is represented that the officers and as it acts on the kidneys, liver and off and around their Rico and the was then the government 'There are said to be about should be torn put Cuba, Porto Philippines. men of the Maine batteries are anxious without or weaken- 100,000 Span- his of the army bowels irritating necks.” The men composing the army will be that portion Spanish to be retained in the service. What do ish troops scattered through Cuba. Most ensued. ing them, and it does not gripe nor A great uproar treated as soldiers. must bo destroyed. He also Informed the you recommend? of these are in the western UCUCUbUU provinces, only “The officers commanding regiments H. Gen. ilciUCsCCtOC. J.UU1UC1 tugcuito Spanish general that hls reinforcements C. CORBIN, Adjt. about in the eastern SENATE SOLIDLY REPUBLICAN. and will be held strictly ac- and remember the name of 20,000 remaining Cam- companies Then He Organized Second Expedition with that some to this Governor Powers effects, please Christian Refugees Coming Aboard countable for the sanitary condition of had already arrived him, replied: — of Puerto and Santi- the provinces Principe tha the war of It To Cuba—Fretenee of these forces had already disembarked H. C. Corbin, adjutant general, Washing* Company Vermont House Will Stand About as It of a Great Massa- oamps. During many Accompanied For that reason It is perdowo Tell a Tale D. 0.: ago. being urged these offloers disregarded the specific in- and that the j remainder would be disem- ton, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. should Did in '03. structions that had been That He Was Derobed of His Authority I most earnestly recommend that tha that the evacuation by the Spanish cre—Relieved That 750 Were Slaughter- given looking west side of the.harbor and _ .the in to the proper care of their men. Now it barked.on Maine batteries be retained service. SAX Fit ANCISCO. Col. begin at the east end of the island, work- Is Childish—He Remained in Porto him to ed—Commander of British Ship is time for them to take this work upon that it was useless.for contend They are a fine body of meh and all de- LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YOItK, N. T. and the west- White River Junction, Vt., Sept. 7.— ing westward until Havana themselves. When men are the Inevitable. These sire to remain, I think. Town incompetent Rloo As Lone As Deemed Necessary- against transports ern end are included. The senate will be Threatens to Bombard the Again to these must LLEWELLYN POWERS, solidly Republican. discharge duties, they give could also be seen by the It is expected that the evacuation of Most Im- plainly Spanish Governor of Maine. The house of will be From way to competent men. Reduction of War Expenses will come as the in- representatives —Reinforcements Are Expected Morro Castle and other-points. Gen. Havana last, Spanish “I hope that there will be less food giv- from Hon. Llewellyn Powers, Lewiston, Me.: terests there doubtless will make the overwhelmingly republican, although Work at Hand. so as he had NOT FORGET Canan. en to the men from ontside sources. The portant Toral replied that long Your telegram this day recoived. Am 1 of their Spanish element most tenacious number as as are of no real and tend batteries desire the opposition may many dainties help only New September 7.—The follow- rations and ammunition he had to light slad to know the Maine THAT WE stay at the capital. London, September 8.—The corre- to breed dissatisfaction whore they do not York, to remain in the service and the order for in 1892, when there were 42. in order to maintainthe honor of the If the commission coniines its discus- the health of the men. ing statement written in the third person has been revoked. Cleanse and do up Lace Curtains, of the Times at Candia tele- actually destroy the muster out sions to the time and of evaouatlon Returns from 226 cities and towns spondent In response to that he was places confirms the The army ration is a sound, healthful by General Miles was given to the re- Spanish army. H. C. CORBIN, Adjutant General. Cleanse and Bugs, it is felt that the work will be graphing Wednesday fully heavy Druggets compara- Smith 36.143; Maloney diet. of the Obdam to- informed that he had already maintainea brief. But the fear is that the gives (Rep.), of most serious trouble porters on the arrival Cleanse Kid Gloves. tively earlier reports “When a regiment Is designated to be and that GEN. WHEELFR’S SON DROWNED. commissioners will seek to 13,830; Wyman, (Pro.), 984. the honor of the Spanish army, Spanish bring (Dem.), there. ; He mustered out no further appeals wiil be day: Kid soys: efforts would be useless and would Cleanse Slippers, up the future government of Cuba, the Smith’s majority over allowed to Influence the to “While at Poito Rico and during the farther plurality, 22,314; Lieut. Haldane twas killed',and Lieut. department He and a Lieutenant West; of the Cuban the immuni- sacrifice of human Young Army Cleanse Neckties, (4-in-bands.) payment debt, all The same cities and towns in change its programme. '£nat order is on the Obdam, on result in the wanton of 21,336. wounded. The soldiers voyage returning and Are ty government reservations, forts, Seagrave pluoklly to be strictly observed until the said that he was Surf Bathing Mfs§lng. Cleanse and press Clothing, 1894 gave Woodbury (Rep.), 39,255: going whioh steamer were General Miles and life. He then waiting prisons,etc., from forfeitures to tho Unit- carried Lieut. Haldane’s body to the boat President decides tnat he cun make a (tailor’s pressmen.) all others and was ed the of the Spanish troops Smith (Dem.), 13,119; 1,181. two battalions of the 2d to hear from hls governnment States, right under a storm of bullets. further reduotlon in the army. When staff, regiment remove Wlkoff, Montauk N. to carry their arms and also to Woodbury’s plurality 26,136; majority such reduction is made there will be no I learned the fol- informed Gen. Miles that he had al- Camp Point, Y, CLEANSE ANYTHINC. office was set of Wisconsin volunteers, by ordnance. Muoh will depend upon over all 23,955. The telegraph repeatedly 7.—Thomas H. son of heavy discrimination in releasing the troops.” facts the Cuban and ready taken much time for that purpose Sep. Wheeler, Forest City Dye House and tho instructions which the state depart- If the same ratio is maintained in the on fire and the father of the superintend- lowing concerning CHOTCO* 0 be until of the General and second Steam Carpet Cleansing | ment has the but it and 15 small towns Porto Rican and would given daylight Joseph Wheeler, rliultnVViWiii wu given commissioners, vote of Barre city ent was killed. The wire is still work- expeditions: works. PIE.R BLOWN DOWN. It then 3 Lieut. Newton D. first cav- Is believed these guard against endless yet to be heard from, the republican ma- “In the first place let me say that the following morning, being Kirkpatrick, wrangle over collateral issues. ing. submit his final answer, He were drowned while bath- 13 PREBLE ST, OFP. PREBLE HOUSE, diplomatic jority will be about 23,000. war has closed after conducted o’clock, to ij alry, probably Tho from that The worst is feared for the majority of Accident in Yesterday’s Storm Responsible being despatches Havana,stating and re- as Gen. Miles stated at begged for further time earnestly ing here this afternoon. Young Wheeler the Spanish authorities have levied heavy OFF Christians. It is that only 250 largely publicly "TTlSSED STAGE-” reported For One Deatli- o’clock next This ADAMS & CO., duties on relief and a line of the of the war that it would quested until 12 day. was a naval cadet in his second Ho ANDERSON, supplies have been saved out of over 1000. beginning year. on a Red Cros3 is not was Gen. Miles the $500 consignment, Criticized the of be. Tho statement was publioly made finally granted by had been acting on his father’s staff for of the The Gov.Fingree Management The situation was extremely difficult. New 7.—A gust of Fire Insurance re-assuring Spanish purposes. York, September as ; dissolved and the officers Agency at Paris Dike It. and a general order was issued by him meeting some time He was 17 years of American case to be presented War and Veterans Didn’t The Turkish troops refused to aid the a thunder storm here past. age, wind that preoeded On from this con is made at the state commander of the Amerioan army, in separated. returning was a fine fellow and had made a 31 Exchange Street. being up department. who being exceedingly few in this afternoon blew down the young in British, heavy a was received Gen. Some trouble has been experienced which the that he has striven to pur- ference despatch by the Cincinnati, September 7.—During the the town were soon overpowered. The of new plan host of friends among older officers. I lrst Class American and Foreign Companies preparing the case by the limited amount Iron superstructure pier 50, Miles from as follows: at musio hall sue was foreshadowed, namely, seek ing Washington lie of money availabl1 to the state depart- G. A. R. campfire tonight, 40 wouhded were attended to by the war- one man and Together with Lieut Kirkpatrick, Horace Anderson. Ciias. C. Adams instantly killing injuring results with the least Washington, July 13., 1S9S. ment for work of this unusual oharaoter. Gov. of Michigan was hissed and to accomplish pos- the beach to the surf bath- decl8 Taos. J. Little, lp eodtf Pingree ships. ten others, one of whom afterwards Major General Miles: went to enjoy The name of Commodore Bradford, 'of bis criti- sible loss ot life. hooted oft the stage ,because The necessity for a large garrison In 90 men work on the Th e surf ran and the under- chief naval bureau of equipment, Is be- died. There were at Xou may accept the surrender by grant- ing. high cism of the of the to the fuot that the season the officers WE ARE GOING ing mentioned among those of tho party management Spanish Candia has been repeatedly pointed out, superstructure when it fell. The man “Owing ing parole to offioers and men, tow was very strong. Apparently no to to Paris. war. Threre was disturbance. in the suited for in Cuba had been retaining their side arras, the offioers and likely go great and the blame lies quarter respon- killed was Samuel Patterson. campaigning one saw the men drowned and it of the men after to return young A DRIYE. Commodore Bradford has charge a exhausted in debates and in Con- parole tojbe permitted TO MAKE sible for leaving against orders hand- The wounded: James Leonard, (died delay If until about six o’clock that coaling of our naval vessels, the establish- THE TREASURY BALANCE. to Spain, the United States assisting. was not they ful of men to our Bost- gress and in necessary preparations, Gen. unless in ment of stations, etc., and his represent ooonpation on the way to hospital); Charles not accepted then assault, your were missed. Their clothes wore found It is on our stock of coaling 7.—Today’s be valuable in Washington, September and enforce our Miles was opposed to rushing an ill-pre- an assault would fall. Consult advice would settling of the authority. wiok, Jerry Brown, J. Malone, Oscar judgment from General Lieut. statement of the condition treasury with and suoh course as a short distance Wheeler’s questions of new coaling stations. The Mohammedans are pillaging J. Miohael pared, undisciplined and unequipped Sampson pursue as the naval attache Oslader, George Lilly, Callons, to the assault as you Jointly agree upon. close to the water. Stafford ismeutioned in a movement the tent, : SHOES. Available cash balance, $332,053,576; Candia. Edhem Pasha, the governor, de- Walter Latham. army against capital should be settled RUSSET in case Commodore Bradford does not Eveson, George Conklin, Matter promptly. a detail of 60 men from tha gold reserve, $225,638,076; nee silver, $8,- is of defended trained R. A. Tonight wish to Lieut. Stafford is strongly clares that the mob uncontrollable but The Injured men were taken to the St. Cuba, by 100,000 (Signed) ALGER, go. United States notes in the treas- of War. first is stationed the coast To close out our various lines of recommended. He speaks French and 615,220; the is him. Spanish troops, and in this position he Secretary cavalry, along treasury notes of 1890, general opinion against Vlnoent’s hospital. for the bodies that be Russet we are to give the and has had much experience in ury. $53,769,229; This does not look as if Gen. Miles was to watch may goods, Spanish Keinforoements are expected from The new is 800 feet and is be- stood alone for several weeks. Havana, It is understood that $4,008,57E pier long thrown up oil shore. Spanish countries. a visitor. He was with Total reoeipts this day, $1,119,874; do Canea and the Christian are ereoted by the Wilson Steamship com- Matanzas, Santiago and a few other there charged WikofE PUBLIC THE BENEFIT Adjutant General Corbin’s son will be insurgents ing While in command at Camp this month, $8,659,721; do this year, $94,- pany. The heavy iron beams and girders were down on his as of ordering an assault upon were an attache of tho commission. The report massing around the cordon. As this de- places military map responsibility General Wheeler’s headquarters lo- OF 189,537. Total expenditures this day, $2,- were up and the roof, which was also of and fortifications of that Gen. Merritt will be accompanied to reinforoements are hot beds of destructive to an the entrenohments cated a considerable distance back from 084,000; do this month, $10,8925,000.; do spatch goes arriving iron, was on. When the storm loomed disease, raus uy it ui uiuul if would have water. It was that his in iu the Italian Francesco Mor- from from the southwest a tremen- army and places to be avoided, especially an array, which, successful, the only todoy REDUCED PRICES. have an unofficial this year, $141,449,193. Deposits flagship up surgents may recog- or of were shifted down to tha •* national banks, $67,935,438. sinsio. dous blast of wind rushed in under the duriDg the sickly season. When finally oost at least 5000 men, withholding headquarters nition in the settlement of the Philippine It was this of location iron and as- beach. change Come early. has led to the that superstructure fairly lifting called to submit a of the assault, If, in hls judgment, such question, suggestion The Times correspondent telegraphing upon plan campaign that Wheeler and Good Values at Low Prices. Cubans ac- THE WEATHER. from the pier, allowed it to drop again gave voung Kirkpatrick some of the be did so and it in In sub- sault would fall. No greater discretion representative later says: a of and put writing. an to indulge themselves in American commissioners in mass twisted gnarled debris, opportunity company the that was ever to any command- Hefugees are now coming on board the burying the men under it. stance he took the stand, first every given general the surf. General Wheeler’s three unofficially. .. 'w svv* j-TVr: the lull that Intervened between the Cubans an army and what is more, as will he two of whom have been act* It is understood that the Cuban repre- uum^i:uvmii| juuujr ui micui nuuuuou. During effort should be made to equip ing daughters, the first roar of tbe wind and the the in view this sug- sharp ond enable to harrass the observed be was authorized to accept the ing as nurses in general hospital, sentatives Washington tell a tale of masseore. mntfl.11 in rrc nf t.hft 11*011 thereby them They great other as a nurse in the detention & gestion with favor, feeling tnat the ques- of “On to surrender which In the interest of his and the Center and moans of the The McDowell, could be beard the cries Spanish troops. cry tion of Cuban Cuban government, are with him, grief stricken, debt, wounded. The men made a but when subordinates he declined to hospital ST., come at Paris are CHRISTIANS THREATEN REVENGE. uninjured Havana” should be enoouraged, generously T.innt. Kirlcnatrick was from Virginia. 589 CONGRESS etc., which may up the and (ltt as the rush for the shore end of pier were do and went leaving all the honor sep3 quite as important to the Cubans the transports loadedwith troops away _ They are Assembling In TliousandsJOutside huddled trembling with fear. is to the Filipinos. together sail as to his next in rank. Gen. Sbafter. On AGAIN TURNED DOWN. Philippine question In the shed of the time-keeper leav- out of sight ot land they should PACKAGES It is said President Palma or Secretory the Cordon. large feOLD IN 2 LB. for as could be to the of the An- the morning suoceding the first interview averse to to ing their fellow workmen help, straight gate Quesada would not be going oryiug of His Tower at under the mass of twisted iron. An a letter was reoeived from Gen. Xoral of u Hung Chang D.prived Paris in such an official capacity, paying London, September 7.—The correspond- lying tilles and the key of the whole position, t alarm of tire which was sent in brought transla- their own with a view to aid- ent of the Standard is on board the Porto seized and occu- whioh the following is a literal England’s Bequest. expenses out two companies of flromen, who went Rico, then, having the American commissioners and He Cuba tion : ing Boston, Mass., September 7.—Forecast Campordown. says: to work with all their might to rescue pied that island, a movement to giving them the advantage of Cuban co- de Cuba, July 14, 1898. has for Boston and for Edhem Pasha, the governor has just those who wero under tho debris. was to fellow means of a strong Santiago l’ekin, Sept. 7.—Li Hung Chang operation. vicinity Thursday; by General-in-Chief of the American forces: on Three men are reported missing. They from It is Fair cooler weather: west to northwest arrived (late Wednesday afternoon) cavalry force, which was to be organized Honored Sir—His excellency, the gen- been dismissed power. pre- are Guven Rutherford, Alex Ewanson, DESERTED THE ALLIANCE- board the Catnperdown. Hughes and or eral-in-ohlef of the of the island of sumed this was done in accordance with winds. Capt. Kansey. These men were carpen- equipped by August September. army George Cuba from Havana yesterday 7.—Forecast Ballet told him plainly In strong terms ters and were at work on the roof. They He contemplated that with 20,000 cavalry telegraphs the demand which it wag rumored the Two Who Claim To Have Left Washington, September into the at 7 m. the following: Hoys Ship that as governor lie would bo held re- are supposed to have been blown thrown to the centre of Cuba cutting the p. Sir Claude Mac- for for New England and Believing the business of such import- British minister here, in Portland. Thursday dis- river and drowned. in the event of any further forces in two and moving west to ance as the of that place to was instructed to make on ac- Eastern New York: Fair, cooler on sponsible Spanish capitulation Donald, season was be known and decided upon by the gov- turbance. HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR. Havana by the time the rainy count of the of west to northwest winds. of His I notice alleged general partiality Boston. September 7.—Frank E., and coast; Edhem Pasha said he to and be to ernment Majesty, givoyou was'powerless to dis- over it would possible conditions of the Chinamen to culmi- two who Ellsworth, September 7.—Owing that I have sent the your great Russia, Charles Richards, boys esoaped control the mob but his sincerity seems manoeuvre an wo could move answer the attendance at the army, telegram asking an immediate in Great Britian boiDg of the Alliance in Port- Local Weather Report. that he had over agreeable weather nating deprived from training ship V6ry doubtlul, seeing the a well well and also to show this to the 4000 Turkish second of the Ilancook county fair againEt city organized, enabling you the contract for the Pekin-Hankow rail- land night, were taken 7. —The local weather troops under his orders. clay of the American army to soe if he harbor, Sunday Portland, Sept. town and well army and general A message just signalled from th» was not as as had been expeored. equipped disciplined the answer of the gov- the Russo-Chinese finaa into b7 the police here today. bureau office records as to the weather large will agree to await road, by giving custody that the of British complete the capture of the Spanish soon as the reports guard eight al features of the day were hall ernment which cannot be as cial control of the road. The were found at the Allston sta- are as follows: with 30 Christians Speci boys soldiers, who, about forces. time which he has decided, as a com- is games between school teams, athletic of the Boston & road, 8 a. m.—Barometer. 29.763: thermome- took refuge in tho Greek cathedral of Bermuda is tion Albany Brigh- fleet in the munication by the way dew 68; 84; quite safe under the of the events for boys and a farmers’ .race. The The enclosure of Cervera’s West. In the ton district, and were endeavoring to get ter, 72.0; point, humidity, protection much slower than by Key 5; weather, clear. Turkish troops. was confined to tho 3.44 class, harbor of ohanged the conditions and the of At the station wind, SW; velocity, trotting Santiago meanwhile your honor general to Albany, N. Y. police thermome- the chiefs of the Christian urse and the 2.80 class for an equal S p. m.—Barometer. 29.734, Yesterday p $100, and made it necessary to move a military the American army may agree upon the told Capt. Warren that they dew 6'J; humidity, 98; community offered to Col. Kcid their as- purse. Tho chestnut mure Nellie Drew, of 14, toys ter, 69.0; point, force to that Gen. Miles while at capitulation on the basis repatriation weather It. rain. sistance but bo declined to accept it. The driven A. E. Damson of Union, win point. Use in had been ill treated and abused and wind, SW; velocity 10; hv (returning to Bpain). place thermometer maximum sea is rough and is difficult. In- tho time, 2.30 3-4, while the second Tampa organizing the expedition felt the this „o the Alliance were Mean daily 73; landing first, 1 have the honor to transmit that the boys on board deed it is the b .1. ID P. thermometer, 81; minimum thermometer, impossible to got through wont to Scotter, g, Wheelden, of the enterprise so greatly that in case may consider tno Marines, importance you you of Cream of Tartar a set of bullies. :maximum velocity of wind, 18 S, harbor, which is held by a mob. Bangor. Time, 2.30 1-4. that he may desig- 64; small that he requested permission to accom- foregoing satisfactory a meal ind .59. are landed in of himself The boys were given hearty total preoipltatton. however, being nate persons, in representation and to reinforoo the that expedition or to organize an- to Capt. Warren communicated with the parties are hastening THUNDERSTORM STOPPED RACES pany who with those in my name may agree and Soda Weather Observation. British it. This was not the busis navy yard officials at Charlestown in oamp. other to join permission clauses of the oapituation upon Outside Christians are September 7.—A thunder in to them. The latter claimed that weather the cordon the Hartford, so far as that ex- of returning to SoaiD, accoptcd already regard The agricultural department threaten storm broke up the raoing at Charter Oak granted accompanying they knew nothing of the case, and Capt. assembling in thousands, 'lhey the beginning by the ge»eral-in-chiof ol bureau for Sept. 7, taken as avenge tne tate park this afternoon, only one race being pedition was concerned, but authority Warren will give the boys their liberty yesterday, to rush into the town and this army. the 3.12 pace, which was won by to a second "for if nothing is heard in the meantime from 8 in., meridian time, the observa- of their co-religionists. iluished, was granted equip a reply, I am, p. Winileld. Awaiting the proper authorities. for each section being given in this movement and operation against the Very respectfully yonr servant, tion In the 3.03 trut four heats only wero All First Class Grocers. The boys say they have friends in Al- FIERCE FIGHTING IN STREETS. JOSE XORAL, etc. By order: Temperature, direction of wind The Abbott taking the first and enemy in Cuba and Porto Rico.” bany who will look after them. The boys trotted, on the 8.—The Athens fourth and Kentucky Union the second At the meeting following day ore brothers, Frank is 16 and Charles 17 state cf weather: London, September tele- However, before this expedition was of th8 Daily News and third. None of tho otbor events on Gen. Xoral stated that he was prepared to IN THE ARMY. years. correspondent calls wore made for additional PROMOTIONS Boston, 70 degrees, W, cloudy; New Wednesday says: tho card wero started. The summary: equipped the of the graphing fierce surrender with approval captain 7.—The Presi- York, 66 NW., cloudy; Phil- have been rooeivod of 2.12 $1500, Winfield, 1st; forces to go to Santiago and they were Washington, September BRIEFLY TOLD. degrees, Reports pace, purse of Cuba but it would a of Candia today 3d. Best time general require dent has made the following promotions adelphia, 70 degrees, NW., clear; fighting in the BtrBets Jimmy B., 2d; Pussy Cat, Immediately forwarded. On tbe third tho Cam per- little time to have his acts confirmed for services at Santiago: Wasniugton, 08 degrees, NW., and a brisk bombardment by 3,10 1-4. that by distinguished cloudy; are _ day of July Gen. Shatter telegraphed be of volunteers, The President has written a letter to 64 Buffa- Nearly 100 British soldiers the that in the meantime he To major generals Albany, degrees, N, cloudy; “wn. his losses had bcon underesti- government; Ludlow and Van to the effect that the those already killed or woounded. GERMANY CAN’T TAKE PHILIP- greatly Brigadier General William Slayor Wyck lo, 64 degrees, W„ clear; Detroit, 54 de- among was prepared to appoint commissioners S. S. Sumner. troops may in that mated, that he met with stronger resist- Brigadier General parade city providing SW, clear; Chioago, 60 degrees. RENEWED. g PINE. the olauses of Col. Richard the their grees, W, BOMBARDMENT to arrange capitulation. To be brigadier general, surgeons give permission. St.Paul, 70 NW. ance than he anticipated and that he was clear; degrees. cloudy; is reported 7.—The offic- Not this he offered to surrender the E. Combs, 5th infantry, and Lieut. Col. The Spanish transport has 70 Athons, September 7,—It Washington, September the of only Sntrustoqui Huron, Dak., degrees, NW, eldy: Bis- rone wed at ials of the attach little seriously considering advisability Joseph T. Haskell, 17th infantry. arrived at Santander, Spain, from Santi- that tlio bombardment was state department balance of his command whicli had no marck, 58, IS, cloudy; 74 has been to the stories oomlng from falling baok to a position five miles to the de Cuba. There were S3 deaths on Jacksonville, Candia today and that the port importance ago NE, cloudy. warships that the German bn been under fire or engaged in the cam- CAND1A IS QUIETER. board of her the degrees, seriously damaged. The foreign Hong Kong to the effsot rear, and that he had been unable to during voyage. tho take X'his remarkable offer was on his have landed sailors to reinforce warships are preparing to possession the heat for four paign. 7.—The NO have Deen up during days. Candia, Crete, September SILVEKITES IN IOWA. and of one or moro islands of the own motion and was in the nature of a board PENSION CHANGES. British garrison pumps Philippine battleship Camperdown having on landed to assist in quenching the urea group. Technically the United States “Under such circumstances Gen. Miles More convenient, Sir the consul at Marshalltown, la., September 7.—The Canaia it surprise to the Amerionn generals present. A. Blliotti, British Washington, September 7.—The follow- to a from and Spain are now under an armistice. Gen. Shaftor that ho would state conventions of the Democrats, According telegram telegraphed of the CaDea, has arrived here. Popu- were killed not even cession or However, at the conference day Makes from the and Silver is estimated that 22 British Germany could by with a re- the food also reached ing pension changes, rosulting lists Republicans today were be with him in a week, strong lighter Several other warships have and 45 wounded purchase acquire from Spain any of the previous Gen. Miles had reminded him issue of August 26, are announced: not largely uttonded, the Democratic con- yesterdi y. ,._ the Ibis port, reinforcements of blue jackets have taken the deoision of inforcement, of course, taking troops liberal and more healthful. vention being the smallest since the silver Several Christian families Philippine group pending that he had been offered the most hove'been landed and an restoration INCREASE. corpses are the and wore she to second which early issue was refuge in the Many peace commission for the expedition, his taken up three years ago. warships. one expected terms ever to an enemy, that of quiet is expected. in the rn to in that manner by tho President given to Frank Stuart was chair- lying streets of Ckndia. attempt profit had been ordered by the to PQWPER NEW Tub British vice consul here, Mr. Stephen E, Young, Thoinaston, $17 Q, temporary ana acts ROYAL BAKINO AOOv VORg. a oase a whole worn kiueu. present situation of Spain, her might re- W. Hodson, Caribou, $14 to man of the convention and delivered family the in Cuba as Continued on Second Bage. Calouoherino, was killed during the 824; Henry burned. he us a casus belli. operate againBt enemy a Italian consulate is reported regarded cent lighting. $17. lengthy address. AT LEWISTON M1SCB1LAHEOUS, THE DAS LY PRESS and 5th In .Tuua. there before we are through. To give the BIG CROWD seen the and perhaps will never Corps After these | city, back to I have another chance to do so. VARS. struggles the Oth Corps gradually Philippines Spain would open ON CASCO STBEET. muiirtwo to Ihe Veracious Reporter stretched out and relieved other According: “To my first requests, namely, that my troops the way for all nations,to rush in after to hereabouts and along this portion of the line. Took in the State Pair. A Well Known Portland an I troops be allowed camp the and serious trouble would 25,000 People CItize.i Hal to I have .Next on the left of Fort Sedgwick and spoils, Can be found at tha that they bu permitted parade, Experience That Will always periodia To second near the Jerusalem Plank was ensue. Interest Peoplo. received'no replv. my request Road, 7.—One stores of: Fort at a more comfortable dis- Lewiston, September of the I received a reply this morning ordering Davis, Col. R. G. Carter of Washington a ro- home forthwith. The tance from the and the Union crowds in the of the An old writer on E. W. Roberts. 100 Congress street the Wisconsin boys enemy, United States was next greatest history politics Beys: “An from tho Session of the Maine iines stretched out their coil of tlred army officer, A. B. Merrill 247 men will go directly transports gradually Maine State fair was on the grounds to- minister asks what 14 Interesting works and and he made an interesting upright recommends E. R. Sprague, 405 Continued from First Page. cars. forts southward and westward introduced, to the estimated from to It a G. Fessenden, 526 or two to of this Gon. Parke the day, 20,000 25,000. a man, corrupt minister, who?” In the N. “1 shall stay in tho city a day point. ocoupied informal address, filled with personal W U. Jewett 504 will then Legion. front line of works and some on was day and Gov. with recommendation of articles or transact some business and pro Loyal protecting reminiscences and comment governor’s Powers, mercantile L A. Libby. 6«0 and that were the rear from a running fleet was destroyed, they to Washingon. Gen. Wilson’s division little south of Fort Davis, a member of his staff were wares about, which we know F. A. Jelllson, 936 Congres street cerd war. He has present. They very or I north to the east of Peters- the conduct of the late little, ASbton.. 931A IjvV'iO miles from home. Total’s offer could will reach .Sew York in a day two, Appomattox, in the Cbas Cougress street with visited the grounds forenoon and yet are compelled to use, both whut rec- 136 Congress street will come on the transports burg. For many months it had been a long had a acquaintance 11. L. Donnell ba accounted for In two ways—either that think. They personal 16 India street. Alamo and Con- hot place around Fort known Gen. Corbin at noon a reception was tendered to them ommends and who recommends are im- C Froderickson. Mississippi, "Munitoba, Sedgwick, Ssn. Gen. Lawton, corner Federal and the were wanted at home to meet as Fort Hell. Shutter, A. Stubbs, Temple Sta. troops oho. last will Gen. Wilson and INSIDE LIGHT ON THE MILES-AL- The Confedeartes had forts he at the Maine hotel in followed factors. If the ;The carry •nd Gen. with all of whom Auburn, portant testimony which j J. Beardworth. 87 India street or that they and redams near the Jerusalem road that Gribben, a threatened uprising, his headquarters. a dinner at which Senator not convince that р. h Ersklne. 43 Middle street. the the held offices below by Frye, Con- follows will you the ar home and this at GER CONTROVERSY. swept approaches in every direction, hart served when L. D. J. Perkins, 2 Exchange street wanted to get regarded their and other to is true to its THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS. and others back of these that could lire their rank. He described gressman Dingley prominent tide referred representa- S. P. Dennis, 419 Commercial street tbe only means of doing so at the expense present and Oxlord right over them. In this vicinity was traced their oareer oitizens were present. In the afternoon tives. ask this question sobrrly: What с. S. Cole, Cor. Boyd street Blanco J. 177 Middle street of the United States. Whether Fort Mahone, Hattery 28, or Fort Damna personal appearance, W. Peterson, The Second Session of the State to- the they they witnessed the races from a box in kind of evidence will convinoe? W. L. 76 streeL Day’s so and the ranks positions Crane, Exchange and the rest of the forces in Cuba tion, called, other batteries, all through and 95 Spanish the grand stand. The races were cut Mr. J. of 11 Uasco street, Westman S West, 93 Commercial not Convention at Gardiner. Capt. Thomas P. Beals I>es- trained to repel assault. Sort Damnatio now and highly complimented Q. Bradbury. street would surrender on the samelterms is Graphically occupy Join 11. Allen, 381 y* Congress was neor.y opposite Fort Hell. There short by rain after two raoes had been says: “What Doan's Kidney Pills claim Denaet&Co, 646 Cougress street. known and never be known. crlbes the Attack on Fort llcll—Gen. their service. perhaps may muon doubt as to which was Fort Dam- oritioise the and one -of the endorse. 3 oured G. J. Hodgson, 9614 Portland street Gardiner, September 7.—Wednesday Carter took occasion to completed heat third to do I can fully bey The place of landing the Porto Rican Connor Rzpresses Confidence in thoNa- nation. but the writer gave Fort Mahono Col. T. M. Glendening, Long Island. tho and its trotted. The 2.19 was not started. me of a lame and back that had F. L. adver- morning opened fair and bright on that distinction, although located official- national system working pace aching Brackett Peaks Island. bad been so thoroughly tional Guard, but Advocates Closer KB‘ guard J. E. 1115 street expedition convention of the P. S. south of the Plank Road. six months. He said he The deciding heat In the unfinished 8.80 stuck to me for twelve years. O f course It Hnriuon, Congress sent over the second day’s Y. ly 400 yard, the last J. H Whitman & 422 streeL tised in communications latioos with the his during son, Congress Regular Army. General Grant started last campaign reasons our trot was won In the first was came H. M. of G. E., with a marked Increase in at- believed there were two why by Norland. not a continual pain—it by spells Butler, 68 Pine street Frsacb. oable and in the newspapers the end of March, 1805, and issnpd an or- J. H. 221 street. at were so demoralized. heat of the stake for foals of Maud but were to give Vickery, Spring to tendance. Many regrets are expressed The banquet hall of the cafe at River- commander at home 1895, they refrequent enough II. D. our own country and telegraphed der to have every corps along troops McKenzie, cor. Spring and Clark to blame for not en- Nelson and were in col- me a of com- 48 that the enforced absence of Rev. J. Ij. ton park was peopled by a distinguished the line assault the enemy’s line of works First, Congress was Harold Wilkes thorough idea what kidney Capt Long. Portland Pier. Sladrid and from there to San Juan, G. W. Hunt 8Custom House Wliart m 2d. The 31st and 33d and and Wilkes ran the mile. is. It hurt me to or to Quimby, who, through illness, is absent, company of war veterans, last evening. at 4 a April larging our regular army improving lision, Harold plaint stoop John Cox. 23 Monument not having received the necessary appli- conso idated and mado a square. Maine had been it out of No one was and Maud Nelson won after When the J. F. Hutchinson. 12 Elm street ho decided and who was to have taken an active part The occasion was the September meeting our military system by taking hurt, straighten up stooping. ances With which to disembark of twelve companies. It was to Peter Tltitns. Forest Avenue regiment of Harold Wilkes were if I was not in the convention. of the Maine Commandery, Military Or- writer It With a political secretary war, the next three heats easily, attaoks particularly had at the news after leaving the Windward passage to this regiment the belonged. politics. Also standi In the Falmouth. The devotional exercises were conducted der of the of the United had Fort Davis all and assistant secretary and a being drawn. Johnny Wilkes had an evading stinging shooting twinges I was Preble, Congress Square and United Slates ho- his course and land on the south Loyal Legion garrisoned winter, a political Grand change a to tels. and Trunk ami Union It has was doing duty on strong picket line the best ser- win In the 2.20 class and Nominated with a dull Depots. tbe by the Rev. Mr. George of Gardiner. The States. This organization held many adjutant general, easy suffering heavy grinding pain can also be obtained ot Chisholm Bros. side of Porto Rioo, where Spaniards the left of Fort Hell. political Agents bo These took the heat trotted in the 2.45 that from it’s was exas- on all trains of the Marne Grand least ex- addiess of Mr. C. H. Emery was especi- leuniona at picturesque River- on to vice cannot expected. officers, only very persistency Central, Trunk wore tbo least prepared and the pleasant The then goes give Gen and Portland Si Rochester paper was trotted in the mud and railroads and of taking up the evils of and have usually with of the 9th and the out break of the war, were stake, which perating. When 1 went to H. H. Hoy & on of the Boston to receive him, and where he ally fine, intemper- ton, beenifavored Parke’s formation Corps, at besieged agents any Trains. pecting the can also ance and the ruin it is more than that of last his of attack along Jerusalem for who bad rain. The summaries: Son’s at the of Free The Pbkss Defounu at the following that the disembarkation of the working. weather propitious plan by applicants appointments, drug store, junction knew Plank Hoad. At 10 p. im. April 1st, the Auburn—G.H. Haskell most Rev. R. T. Hack of Portland, was un- evening, but never in the history of the sought the assistance of their friends In 2.80 trotting; Purse *400. and Middle streets, for Doan’s Kidney troops and supplies oould be easily guns of Fort Hell opened lire, and with Augusta—J. F. Pierce, able to be and his place was filled has a been more the lire The ohief duties I was it was not 0. Shaw. effeoted. present commandery meeting the other forts kept up till mid- Congress. secretary's Norland, b g, by All So,(Gregg),4 112 1 Pills, very bad, yet Bath—John of of the writer Berlin Falls .ff. H.—C. S. Clark. by Rev.W. S. Ayers Portland, subject, thoroughly enjoyed. night. Suoh a roar artillery under such conditions, were the dispens- Seersucker, b m by The Seer, long before 1 was free from pain. My M. From the time of that disembarkation, and Biddeford—A. Burnham. “The Kind of Disciples Christ Chor< Gen. C. W. Tilden of Haliowell presid- had never before experienced, Capk of favors at the of po- 13 2 12 back feels as strong and as ever it W. Ingalls. the 19 days of the cam- Maine at ing opportuning (Hideout), supple Bridgton—A,. during following Twitohell of the 76h hattery C. C., oh g (Chas. Bussell), 8 3 dis Brunswick—F■ P. Shaw. Tho close of the exercises Re M ed both at the business session and at the mortar liticians. As a rule the officers in Wash- did and I heartily recommend Doan’s paign, he kept the Spaniards guessing Fort Hell stated that fifty shells Pawtucket, b g, (Chute), 5 4 dis Bangor—J. D. Glynn. Walker of Foo Chow, China, a Ci,— exercises following the banquet. were thrown into the fort thut evening. ington have been antagonistic, to the Bosa b 2 dis Kidney Pills. Boothbay Harbor—C. F. Kermlsoa. what the next move would be. When they literary Viotor, g, (Chute), L. Frink, a short address oj the At 2 a. in. our brigade, under Gen. found oh dis Pills have done Brownfield—E. the line of the missionary, gave At the business meeting it was voted to generals of the army. Gen. Grant Silkey, m, (Nelson), What Doan’s KidDey n -EMlvoliAlh— i>VAP X:. .Inaw. withdrew along great was into column of attack, Endeavor work In China. He Griffin, put 2.24 2.23 2.23 2.22 for others will do for are •• .i F. Marrmer. road between Pnnoe and San Christian send the following congratulatory mes- seleoted to lead the it necessary to withdraw his headquarters Time, 1-4, 3-4, 8-4, 1-2, they you. They military the storming party 2.22 1-4. Cumoerland Mil!*—II. U. start closed one verse of “God Be Gen. Mnttooks: of three from and so did .Sherman, sold for 50 cents a box. If your dealer Juan, they destroyed the bridges, ob- by singing sage to column being composed oompa- Washington, Camden—Fred Lewis. With You Till We Meet in the Maine nles 01 tne disc jUBine. cumiw y u, and Gen. Miles is Trotting Foals of 1895: Purse *400. doesn’t keen them write us. Foster-Mli- J. H. Gould. structed the roads and fortified strong Again, “The Commandery, Military Sheridan Sohofleld. Lieut. W. H H. Wore, Company H, Cornish—L.b.Knlght. Chinese language. Order of the of the United nmv hflvino trmihlft tho same ft3 theV did. Maud burn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sola agents for positions In the mountain passage and Loyal Legion T. P. Beals, Company L, Capt. A. Nelson, oh f, by Nelson, Deetma—N. J. Scanlon. is the Capt. Carter for 8 111 tbe States. Center—A. A. McConas that one oolumn ol The following morning’s pro- D. together with the forces of The seoond reason Col. gave (Nelson), United Deerilng then were surprised Brook, Damanseotta—M. H. Gam age. General all under Beals, the senior of sickness in the home Olwil S, b o, by St. Croix, Remember the name DOAN'S and take his was sweeping around the west gramme: Brigadier Charles P. Mattocks, fusllors, Capt. the prevalence Fairfield—K. H. Evans. army came 12 3 2 M. E. officer. Behind the storming party national (Frenob), no F. Whiteds Co. cities and Sunrise prayer meeting, church, and congratulates him on distinguished camps was that the volunteer b 3 substitute. Farmington—H. end of the Island, oapturlng the brigade In column by battalion, 179th, Czar, b, (Pibkbam), 2 3 2 Freeport—A. W. Mltcheu. leader, J. Calvin Mil- service in two wars.” and their officers were inex- Harold b dr towns, while another had passed over the Highland avenue, N. Y.. 91st Me.. Bth N. H.t 2d Maryland, guardsmen Wilkes, h, (Flaherty), Frveonrg—A. C. Frye. Portland. The in to a mes- 17th 180th N. with 50th Mass, in in the conduct of big camps. 2.80 8 4 2.35 2.8 2.85 1-4. TORPEDO OUNS AFLOAT AND Fryoburg-J- T. Whitmore. mountain trails which the Spaniards had ler, following letter, reply Vt., Y., perienced Time, 1-4, 48-4, Bros. First to reserve. The orders to the storming par- is all Gardiner—Bussell and therefore, had Sunrise prayer meeting, Baptist sage sent at the last meeting Capt. "The national guard system 2.29 Pares ASHORE. Green’s Lanalus—8. W. Flflelfi. supposed Impassible, were to march on the low call Class, Trotting; $509. Miss Frances R, Bos- ty passed "The national Gorham— L. J1. Lermond. not or and the nrsl church, leader, Upton, Wildes of the United States cruiser wrong," said he. guards E. L. U. S. in guarded fortified, along the line, “Four o’olock and all Is Johnnie b s, Wilkes, (Captain Zalinski, A., N. H.—S. M. Leavitt 4s Son. drilled too much and pay too lit- WilkeB, by they knew of the march of the American Brewer. ton, was read: well.” Capt. Beals says he never expected men are (Leterraan). Ill Cassier's.) Gore—F. K. Russell. Rev. F. M. of H. On*. of a Praise servioe, devotional, U. S. S. Boston, to emerge alive from the assault. He tle attention to the care their camps. Whirlwind, b 5 3 2 Kennebunk—J. army was the appearance strong g, (McNally), when used in land de- E. Miller. Is., said to his men, “You all know the plaoe endeavor to b 6 3 4 Torpedo guns, Kennebunkport—C. miles of the northern Kennebunkport. Off Manila, Philippine In the regular army we Light, g, (McLaren), f alls—C. Newman. brigade within 20 Lamb, 1898. we are to attaok. All I ask is for to should be looked as Livermore July 6, you We Silver Street, b in, (iSelson), 2 6 6 fenses, upon auxiliary & WInsUln. of the railroad con- “Christian Endeavor Music,” moke Individual soldiers of the men. Lewiston—Chandler coast at the terminus Paper, Maine Commandery, M. O. L. L. U. S.: follow me; If I run you may run, but Queen Wilkes, b m, 4 6 3 and the fixed submarine Island—8. H. Marston. Cumberland their clean. (Davis), supplementing Long San Juan with Areoibo. Tbs Miss Annie C. Holmes, Dear Sirs and resolu- don’t desert me. The paper then goes compel them to keep quarters b 3 4 5 A C. Grant. nectlng Companions—The Jewell, m, (Cummings), mines a harbor. The mines Limerick—8. tion the of 4th, of on to state how the storming party went their 7 7 7 defending Lisbon—C. H. Foster. island of Porto Bico was won by Mills. by oommandery May The officers daily Inspect camps, Madrid, b g, (Libby), fairly Manila unable to see more be removed various methods of Falls—A. M. Gerrv. Commit- congratulation on the victory in silently on, almost mesa may by Lisbon the of and becomes a part Paper, “Work of Missionary their tents and their Time, 2.19 1-4, 2.19 1-4, 2.20 1-2. Falls—Merrill & Denning. right conquest, of 1st, is at hand, and I desire than a few feet before them. When the countermining, and, once are Mecbanlo Laura E. Cumberland Bay May at the when the Maine removed, No. Deerlug—A.C. Noyes. of the United States. tee,” Miss Foster, to warmest thanks for this intreuohments were “I was depot 2.45 Purse $400. to in the of an express my enemy’s picket Trotting Stake; (Un- difficult replace presence North Stratlora. NH.—J. C. HuoUtlngi will and reached were At the train from came The sentiment of the people wa3 in nc Mills. evidence of Interest, good ap- they surprised. hospital Chickamauga finished. ) enemy. Not alone may the submarine orway— F.F. 8to e the of the course double the storming party made the •• A. O. NoyesCo. invaders but on ths “Temperance,” Mr. Ed. H. proval by companions quiok in. I went through that train, and I mines be removed by the action of fjonse outraged by the Address, as we oh H. Whittaker. of action on that great day; how great a for them. The rebels opened lire Nominated, li, by Nominee, (Car- enemy, but In the course of an notion N. Conway—0. A Sanford. must its condition was deplorable. 1 Sc Contrary was successfully propitiated. Ellery, it was ana how it has affected our were over their pits. My say ter), l be removed the defense Id Old Orchard—Fogg Libby. day going orderly, they may by L. Preble. ol With the closing exeroises of Wednes- ore to S. U. Kimball, shot through the talked with some of the convalescents Jen b m 2 Klcnmond—A. people who have endured the severity oountrymen, we just beginning fell, F., (Davis), endeavoring to blow up tbe enemy’s fleet Falls—F. J. ltolfe. The rebel retreated and Leavitt, b 8 Kumlord rule for four centuries hail with day evening, one of the very pleasant learn. body. pickets about their rations. They said their beans g, (Greely), in the harbor. The fire of torpedo guns Kocklar.d—Dunn & Carr. Spanish •• I think it safe to say that the spirit, we kept onto the plank road where our Czarwltz, blk g, (Gregg), 4 in such be directed on that A. J. Huston. of the republlo. days in the state convention of the if. P. were hard, the rice smoked, the soups onr), cases, joy the protection great morale and discipline of the squadron orders sent us. Then at the double quick, Time, 2.82 8-4. portion of the torpedo 'field where the Sanford—Trafton Bros. S. C. came to an end. The junior thin and tasteless. & Buck. One of the riohest sections of the country E., were suoh, and we were so well led and a charge was made on Fort Damnation. mines may have been thus removed 6kowhegan—Blxby Portland—J. F. Merrimau. and the exercises the local that the six were The shot and shell crashed through the ‘So went outside to the suiter’s When the is from n fixed South over whioh our flag floats has been added rally by juniors handled, ship3 capable you WON IN FIRST INNING- firing plat- H. Kicker Sc Son. mention. of the utmost for their the men were falling, but the as in the case in shore it and will be of value to our nation are deserving of particular doing very possible party, tents and the canteen and filled up on form, defenses, Louth Windham—J. W. Head. lasting size and went on until on the margin of has been shown to be accurate. for power. charge Took Game From extremely South Paris—A D. Sturterant. and from a The exeroises was arranged especially line was halted cakes, doughnuts and green water- Boston Washington By politically, commercially There is still work ahead. Manila is the cheveaux-de-friso the pies, Where the ranges can be ascertained, as South Paris—F. A. Shurtiefl. the occasion Miss Cora B. and take breath for didn’t I asked of the military or strategic point of view. Pos- by Bickford, to be taken, and the powerful Spanish to st”aighten it out melon, youP’ boys, Bunching Hits. is likely to be the case in seacoast fortifi- South Waterboro—G. C. Downs. had B. Kendricks Sc Co. also rendered of the state union, and the reserve met. Until this is done the iinal assault. The light come; ha ‘that’s just what we cations, the great accuracy of firing which Saco—H. session of that island has ex-president squadron ‘Yes,’ replied, E. L. Prebls. there oan be no rest for us. With best there was no concealment. The support- has been shown to be tbe of the music was by Miss Kate Van- and sometimes wo hold of a little 7.—The possessed by South Bristol—N. W. any further resistance Spanish composed for com- division couldn't be seen. did, got Boston, September Champions Damage. regards and good wishes the ing pneumatio torpedo guns should make an Thomaston—E. Walsn. and Gen. Mile: nah of Gardiner. About 100 children the formid- moonshine won hits in forces in Cuba hopeless mandery, believe me In front of us loomed up whiskey.’ today's game by bunching attack, coming within their range of fire, Vlusl Haven—A B. VinaL lire firmly believes that by lair and just treat participated in the exercises. Eight sec- ITour most obedient servant, able fort belching forth murderous “Is it any wonder that, in their unac- the first inning, a base on balls nnd a extremely hazardous. As an example of Waldoboro—Geo. Bliss. Frank Wildes, the object of attack. It seemed as If the of fire obtainable from Watervllle—W. D. ment the people of Cuba can be easily tions of the Christian Endeavor work very climated condition, the eating of suoh double steal, ail of which netted four accuracy shore, Spalding. Captain, U. S. N. an hour bad passed when our ears caught the writer would mention that of some Westbrook—W. B. Boothby. anc were one section that to be sickP n & controlled either as a friendly ally represented, being the Union war and we knew that stuff oaused them runs. After that the game was pitchers’ Woodfords—Chapman Wyman. Paymaster Charles W. Littlefield of the cry, trials at Shoeburyness. Three rounds TarmouthvIHe—A. J .B. Mlchtell. or to become a of our ; of the different countries into which the the was on. As they appeared in "I asked one of the men if his captain neither side the 3200 of which neighbor, part grea of charge battle, having advantage. were fired at about yards, United States navy, eldest son Bvt. the distance the and as the of Porto Bico. Gen junior work has been carried and was as storming party did not come around every day to Inspect Attendance 1200. Score: two rounds entered the same hole In the country people Charles K. Littlefield of Ken- and out Lleut.-Col. pioneers crawled up nearer awuy sand, the other round being two or three PORTLAND POSTOFFICE Miles remained in Porto Bico aB long a s follows: Scotland, Britain, Australia, the quarters and find out if the boys 4001 0000 x—5 was eleoted to In the the obstructions of the ohevaux do frise; Boston, from this. At five 6hots ■ nebunk, membership yards 3,500 yards deemed his fo; Hawaii, West In- and the ware sick or well. He that there 00001000 0—1 he presence necessary China, Wales, India, separated the logs, turning replied Washington, out of six wore placed in a spaoe no larger second class. dis- out the instructions of the Presi dies, Iceland, Mexico, Persia, Syria, sharpened stakes the other way, and were of ten days that his captain than a billiard table. carrying The recorder notice that the 14th periods Hits, Boston, 9; Washington, 5. Errors, Brazil and America. gave the wire®, made room for the an 15-lnoh dent and now returns to the Uniter Spain, connecting did not come around to inspeot the quar- 0. In ofiioial test of.tnree guns OFFICE HOURS. 800 visit- front to and then Boston, 2; Washington, Batteries, U p to the present time nearly annual meeting of the commandery-in- column enter, pushed and Donovan and Mc- In San Franoisoo harbor, 75 per cent of States with him 500 1 a ters. Now in the army every cap- Lewis Bergen; bringing nearly ors have and there are un- forward to the fort. But we found regular tbe shot at a in registered, chief of the order will be held in Boston, Guire. fell, range of 5,000 yards, Cashier’s Office, (Sundays excepted.) ».00 a. who are no then more who have not trench outside of the fort, full tain is to make a in- 360 feet 00 feet. troops longer required, doubtedly many yet big just compelled personal a rectangle meaurlng by m. to 6.00 p. m.: Money order department, D.ou October 12. of into whioh some of the men fell some still remaining, done bo. Below is the day’s programme: water, and if he fails to do so 7.—Breitenstein The contract requirements were only 34 a. m. to 6.00 p. m.: Registry department, 9.00 a. being 12,000 amp); to spection every day Cincinnati, September afternoon—Junior Exeroises by An announcement was also made of a and were drowned. We then oiroled cent within such a A m. to 6.00 m. He returns a rally; was an per rectangle. p. sufficient for,all purposes. as- ho is seriously neglecting his duty. The after the first four innings easy local Juniors; Address, Miss Cora B. number of new additions to the library the left, and after u sharp struggle, reotangle of 210 feet by 168 feet would General Delivery. (Sundays excepted.) 7.30 cnee to where he believes hi 1 out. Washington Bickford, Biddeford; half hour. sisted by the troops of the main column, officers of the national guard, though in- mark and Chicago won Attendance, have contained all the rounds fired a. m. to 7.00 p. m. Sundays 9.00 to 10.00 a. iu., Quiet of the commandery since the Inst meet- oan be most useful as he considers tin ! Ad- we forced our woy inside the works. men are on 1.00 to 2.oo p. m. L Evening—Praise service; Prayer; telligent and good officers, inex- 7200. Score: In considering the torpedo gun ship- “The Forward Movement In Mis- ing. and cannon wore taken, Carriers’ excepted.)—In most need of the hour now tc dress, Many prisoners the of so board, Briticisms have usually been made Deliveries, (Sundays important perienced in handling many 1 0 0 0 6 0 1 4 1-18 the sion,” Miss Ella D. MacLaurin, Boston; At 7.30 the veterans and their guests and tho latter turned upon the enemy. Chioago, because of the of firing from an business section of city between High and be the immediate reduction of war ex 00001001 0—2 difficulty at 7.00. 9.00 and 11.00 a. m., l.oo and Rev. Frederick M. Gardi- Capt. Beals was strnok by a piece of shell men in camp. Cincinnati, unstable but other afloat India streets Solo; Address, took of the hall and platform, guns at 8.00 a. 1.C0 in. of a possession dining unconscious for 6 p. m.; lu other sections m., p. penses and the return large propor ner, East Boston, President Massachu- on the shoulder, and was "Unless conditions arc the 9. Er. are in a to tbe of one of Caterer Smith’s changed, Hits. Chioago, 15; Cincinnati, sabjeot, great measure, Sunday delivery at Office window, 9.00 to 10.00 “A Call to partook tempt- a time. Then ha himself tions of those in service ai setts C. K. Union, suhjeot, quite picked up, in war 6. Batteries. same Tbe fire of a. l.oo to 2.00 m. Collections from street military * same troubles experienced this rors, Chicago, 1; Cincinnati, objection. high-angle m., p. Servioe.” after Divine had and while the fort found as a. 8.00 in. to their former when ing spreads, blessing passing through Griffith and Donahue; Bretensteln and tbe torpedo gun is often cited an ob- boxes at 7.00 and 11.00 in., 4.00 and p. possible occupations roll of the 63d North which will be encountered whenever an attempt been invoked by H. A. Phil- the Carolina, Peizt. jectionable feature, but it has some ad- Sundays, 6.00 p. m. only. th are most needed. Chaplain ey GRAND ARMY PARADE. he retains as a souvenir. is made again to mobilize a large body which are not con- brook of Middletown, Conn. Louisville, September 7.—The Colonels vantages ordinarily ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP MAILS. Gen. Griffin In his official report, aft9r ceded. these are the of troops.” Among fallowing: Southern and Western, intermediate 7.—The National The following seats at the fes- of the and com- were off in all of the Boston, MILES SAYS IT IS TRUE- Cincinnati, O., Sept. occupied speaking storming party badly departments High power guns, with their flat trajec- connections via Boston & Maine the Grand of the of its “Of Capt. H. N. Fairbanks of Bangor asked offices and Encampment of Army tive board: Gen. C. W. Hallo- plimenting some offloers, says: and were shut out. Atten- have as their only the verti- Division.) Arrive at 12.15, Tilden, his game today tories, target railroad (Eastern had its red-letter this gallant party of 108 men, composed Col. Carter wbat opinion was of the of hull of close 7.45 a. m., 12.00 Admits Truth of the Kansas City Sta Republic today day. well; a. ft. tmrrage, surgeon s. dance 1000. Score: cal projections the over-water 5.00 and 11.00 p. m.; m., The attendance in the over between Gen. Miles A of the 5.00 and 9.00 m.; Sundavs, arrive 1.00 p. m.. city night Charles G. present controversy the ship. very slight change p. Interview. C. Gordon, Adj. W. Roberts, uiuae <*iiu o.w m. and today reached fabulous figures, ac- and Secretary Alger. Cleveland, 002001 02 4—9 angle of elevation of these guns produces p. vtuuuucu. viiiu iupiiuu >1W“ and Interme- to the estimates of the two dozen W. Verrill, Capt. A. L. Turner, Maj. Louisvillo, 00000000 0—0 very considerable height at whiah the shot Boston. Southern and Western, cording liUl. curtui » ivyiy was, iu via Boston ind 75 killed and wounded, besides live cap- auumauw, strike the with toe diate offices and connections, York. Unitei that have been taxed Wm. H. Green, Capt. B. M. Redlon, would target, change at New September 7.—The railways beyond or The total of this a Hits. Cleveland, 18; Louisville, 5. Er- Maine railroad. (Western division)—Arrive tured rules!n2. that there had long been strained feel- of about one-fourth of a of eleva- their but the arrangements Charles H. S.Meloher, lossj 7. Batter- degree 10.45 a. 6.30 and 8.80 p. m.; close 6.00 and 7.43 States transport Obdam, Capt. Arey, ar capacity, Maj. Walker, Maj. brtgade in killed, wounded and jjuissing, rors, Cleveland, 0; Louisville, the shot would m.. between Gen. Corbin and Gen. Miles; tion at one mile range, go a. m. and 2.30 to were such that none have wanted for Thomas P. Lieut. Charles division 732. ing fow»H auu wngm, uuwjuig ana m., 12 p. rived here this morning from Ponce Capt. Beals, 431, and of the Jjt. Coi. les, under or over the point aimed at, a verti- food or shelter. the Ma- that Gen. Shatter and Gen. Corbin are Eastern, via Maine Central Railroad—Arrive W. commanding 81st, Klitrldge. _ "Prvrt-.ri trifh f\l! wnll 0. Hunt, Maj. Sidney Thaxter, Capt. Getohell, ^nd cal distance of about 23 feet. 2.00 and s.30 a. 12.30 and 6.00 p. m.; close At sunrise a salute of 45 guns was fired were both and the of and there m., jor Bolton wounded, especial pete Secretary Alger, 76 42 The however, with its 11.30 A 12.30 and 9.00 p. m. The Obdam left Ponce on 1 Thos. J. Llttlo, Capt. Charles W. Ford, Boston. .614 pneumatlo gun, 10.16 and m„ September at Camp Sherman. There were numer- command fell to Capt. Keyes. President been an effort on his to 78 45 H. has part push Cincinnati. .634 high angle fire, has as its target the verti- Augusta, intermediate oiBces and connections With General Miles and staff, Majoi ous previous to the but Capt. C. E. Marshall, Maj. Charles Lincoln visited the sick and wounded at 71 43 Major meetings parade, thorn ahead and keep Gen. Miles in the Baltimore. .623 cal projection of the over-watur hull of via Maine Central railroad-Arrive at 2.00 and none attracted more attention than Edward M. Liout. where they were and Cleveland. 69 49 .684 dose at 6.00 and Greenleaf, Capt Whitney, the 2d Wlscon that Boyd, Adjt. Rand, City Point, sent, the ship, the entire deck ar>d zone around 9.00 a. m, 12.30 and 6.00 p. m.; oonsolo This was ob- New York. 68 63 .550 m. the of the “Blue and the W. Wm. H. An- did much to ohoer and them. background. tendency the of from 11 to 40 feet, 10.16 and 11.30, a. m., 4.16 and 8.oo p. sin consisting of SO officers meeting Gray” .Tames King, Paymaster 66 64 662 ship according volunteers, was not served and oommonted on in the very first ChloagO. Intermediate offices and connec- at the Chamber of Commerce at 9 A. M. John W. R. Capt. Beale’s paper only well 61 62 .496 to the oharge. A change of angle of eleva- Farmington. and 800 the corps and Si derson, Capt. Deering, Harry Pittsburg. Mafflo Central railroad—Arrive at men, hospital Meantime the contest between Sexton of the war. It is doubtful if Gen. Miles 56 58 .491 tion of one degree would make a tions. via Mr. Edward D. written, but well delivered, and at its Philadelphia. change close tfF7.45 a m. and 12.13 torses. Mrs. son and Virgin, Esq., Noyes, 61 71 about 60 12.46 and 6.00 p. m.; Miles, daughtei UI linuiMh, 0110. w auu uuuuo vu iicw have seen Cuban service had not Louisville. .417 in the range of only yards. Thus R. G. oonolusion he was loudly applauded. At would 44 68 p. m. were also on board. of Kansas and of Portland; Col. Carter, Washington, Brooklyn. .393 with a slight variation due to in York, Anderson Mack come to the conclu- 40 changes intermediate offices and connec- Dr. M. H. the suggestion of Major Melcher, the President McKinley ■Washington.. 78 .338 and the size of the Rockland, The Obdam arrived off the bar at i Ohio for Commander-in-Chief goes on United States army; Simons, 33 elevation, greater via Knox and Uncoin railroad—Arrive that It was time to send St. Louis. 83 .273 tions while States H. commandery, by a rising vote, expressed sion somebody available target presented, the chances of and 6.00 m.; close at 6.00 and 1130 a.in, o'clock this morning and anchored at with much animation, Denver, surgeon, United navy; Capt. 12.30 p. the author of the to Santiago to assist Gen. Shatter, whose securing effective results are moie than intermediate offices and connec- Kansas City and Philadelphia are mak- N. Lieut.Walnwright its thanks to paper, and CANOE RACES AT LAWRENCE. Skowhsgan. quarantine about 5 o'clock. Fairbanks,Bangor; fair. via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at a contest for the honor of the to furnish a of disabilities incapacitated him tions, ing hot Gen. Selden requested him copy it physical at 12.15 m. She was decorated with palms Cushing, Foxoroft; Connor, Lawrence, Mass., September 7.—The 12.45 p. m.; dose p. profusely next encampment. of the for service at the head of his command. Ft., intermediate offices and and with flags. AssistantJSurgeon Atwell W. for the archives organization. annual regatta of the Lawrence Canoe Island Pond, draped The Grand Army moved at 10 A. M. Augusta; made Gen. Sel- A WISE OLD HEN. connections, via Grand Trunk Rallway-Ar. The remained at Brief addresses were by club was held The winners of the transport quarantine Swett, Bangor; Maj Wm. H. Spencer, SPANISH WAR DISCUSSED. today. rive at 7.00,11.46 a. m., 6.00 p. m.; Sundays 7.00 awaiting orders until 7 o’clock a. m., den Connor, Capt. John W.Deering, Maj. events were as follows: dose at 7.30 a. m., 12.30 and 7.30 m. AGUINALDO’S ADVICE TO THE Waterville; Hon.'K. B. Mallet, Freeport; Used the Goose as a Boat and Watched a. m.; p. when she got under way and proceeded to Commander Tllden said that when Wm. H. of Water- Four single paddle—William CaSery, Sundays 7.30 p. m. INSURGENTS. A. the Burrage, Maj. Spencer Her Babies. the city. Chaplain H. Philbrook, Middletown, H. P. Poore, James Carl Vic- Adopted Gorham. X. H.. Intermediate offices and con- of the was Swett of and H. Lanlgan, Gen. Miles admitted to tbe associated last meeting commandery held ville, Dr. Bangor, Capt. instance of da Grand Trunk railroad—Arrive at Manila, Ssptember ;7.—The Philippine Ct.; Capt. Hebron Mayhew, Westbrook; tor, 1st. The following remarkable nections, who Interviewed him at Manila had just been N. Fairbanks of Bangor, all of whom War Canoe—James Carl the 7.00 and 11.45 a m., and 6.00 p. m.; Sundays 7.00 press reporter are convening in mass meet- C. Cumberland Dewey’s victory Lanlgan, Vic- the communication of ideas among insurgents Capt Charles Graham, a. close at 7.80 a m., 12.30. 7.30 p. to. Sun- while the Obdam was lying off Liberty and the was to the recent war, A. E. B. P. Wm. O. m., to assmble shortly at Malolos for the reported, country looking for alluded complimented tor, Kimberly, Poore, lower animals is narrated by Kev. a m. and m. the substantial of the ing Mills; Lieut. D. L. Warren, Togus; days at 8.00 7.80 p. island, accuracy of the future of and re- Merritt, C. M. Lamprey, Ernest Holt, T. purpose deciding upon news from our other fleets, which have the heroism displayed expressed Otway: Montreal— Arrive at 7.00, 11.43 a m. and 6.00 statements attributed to him by the Kan- the isiands. Capt. S. B. Strang,"Chattanooga, Tenn.; L. Sullivan, Marous Butler, 1st. Philippine a account of the of sickness In the “At the flour mills of Tubberakeena, m., dose at 12.30, 7.30 p. m. Sunday dose sas City Star’s correspondent at Ponce. that the Alfred Bruns- since given good them- gret at prevalence Novloe Canoe—J. R. Wellman, 1st; A. p. Aguinaldo Insists lnsurgsnt Assistant Surgeon Mitchell, near while in the of 7.30 p. m. "There are,’’ Gen. Miles said to the in selves. It him to announce oamps. E. 2d. Clonmel, possession forces should remain their strategic H. S. Waterville. gave pleasure volunteer Kimberly, Swanton. Ft., intermediate offices and con- men him. “a minor wick; Capt Blanchard, Mr. there was a which by newspaper about few and them lest the of Dr. M. H. Simons of Connor said he has confi- Single Paddle—H. P. Poore, 1st; W. H. Newbold, goose, R. R.— positions strengthen Commander Tilden the presence the Gen. great without nections, via Mountain Division M. C. inaccuracies in the from the After the banquet 2d. some accident was loft solitary, m. published reports, Amerioans withdraw islands, in of which in the national but he be- MoAlplne, Arrive at 8.10 p. m.; dose at 7.43 a, such as occur in such interviews. for order intro- battleship Iowa, “Fighting dence guard, or or usually the meantime threatening Manila, com- of Hallowell rapped and Double Paddle Canoe—E. R. Adams, mate offspring, gander goslings. Bartlett. X. H„ intermediate offloes and con- I do not care to point out tho inaccuracies Bob” Evans is commander. lioved its condition would be improved B. that the manding the railroad and threatening the duced Capt. Thomas P. Beals of Port- 1st; Jobn May. 2d. Now, it happened, as is common, neetions via Mountain Division M. C. R. K.— referred to at this are unim- duck Arrive at 8.40 a m. 8.10 dose at 7.45 time; they food supply. Dr. Simons gracefully responded to the ty a closer relationship with the regular Single Scull—Ex-Cbamplon W. Caffrey, miller’s wife had sat a number of and p. m.; It is true that I that land, who read a paper which graphically A m. and 12.30 m. portant. requested A from Iloilo says Gen. him. also 1st; A. Hinchellppe, 2d. in due time were and 7.80 p. despatch Rios, hearty reception tendered He said army. He advocated a division of eggs under a hen, whioh iuy troops in Porto Rico on their return has orders described the oharge on Fort Hell,'at Pet- Rochester. X. H„ intermediate offices and con- the Spanish commander given commander has Instead of It and of course the ducklings, home should be allowed to camp some- be to the Iowa's beep often the directing power. having incubated, nections, via Portlands Roohcster railroad— that American vessels permitted 12, 1865, which he, as the RACES AT SAUGUS. ran with nat- where in New ersburg, April Bob’,’ at as soon as they oame forth, Arrive at 1.45 and 6.00 m.; dose at 6.30 and York, preferably Brooklyn have free acoess to Spanish Philippine alluded to a3 "Fighting and all concentrated Washington. Com- p. Fort Wadsworth or senior captain led. Saugus, Mass., Sept. 7.—Two races ural instinct to the water, and the hen and 11.45 a. m. Heights, Governor’s Bob” hut the on the red he ports. “Swearing Evans, officers menting department tape, that were unfinished were and Westbrook island. And I also requested of the war This is an abstract of Col. Beal's paper: yesterday was in a sad puoker, her matornity urging Cumberland Mills. Gorham mBn of his know him the Maine A m. 1.45 and 6.00 that the troops be allowed to and ship as an said he visited camp hospital completed today at the old Saugus and her instinct (Saccarappa.> Arrive at 8.45 department VISITS BROOKE. track, her to follow tho brood, 5.30 m. MACIAS IN A CHARGE NEAR FORT HELL, found a crowd p. m.; close 6.30 and 11.45 a. m. and p. march through New York olty. I never bonest, conscientious, kind, able and ago and great rejoicing large enjoying the additional on land. a few days disposing her to keep dry South Portland and Willard—Arrive at 7.30. Intended to myself as 1 shall to San Juan de Porto Rico September 7. PETERSBURG. bad his of the was heats. Gillis, the driver of was parade go brave commander. He share of there. The ocoasion rejoicing Leola, “In the meanwhile up. sailed tho goose, 1.00 a. m, 8.00 p. m.; dose 6.30 Am., l.oo and in a few and would not afternoon General Macias taken out after the sixth Washington days —This Captain been reoeived from heat, and Dur- which 2.00 m. 8, 1865. the fighting in the war jast but a had and with noisy gabble, certainly p. be here at the time of the contemplated returned the visit of courtesy paid him April ended, that permit land drove the mare in the next dale and Cash Comer— Arrive ..36 winning meant ‘Leave them to Pleasant General Where the Jerusalem running in- was fortunate to get hit or for the dirty linen to be sent interpreted) m.; close 7.30 a. ;n. parade. yesterday afternoon by Major road, enoughjjnot Washington the heat and race. Happy Girl won the (being and 11.15 a. m, and 4.80 p. of she swam and down with m. "I asked that tbe Wisconsin men on JRrooke, rear Admiral Schley and Brig to the city Petersburg, Va., passed to lose a man from his ship. “The to a laundry. 2.48 my care, up and 1.00 and 6.00 p. of the from the hospital paoo, although Gagnaunt managed beard the Obdam be permitted to stay in Gen. Gordon, the United States military through the earthworks contending to Connor adv coated tho ducklings, and when they were tired Latin race did not appear have got Its In conclusion Gen. to get one of the heats in fast time. ISLAND MAILS. his vicinity for a day or two to give them commissioners. Earlier in the day, Ad- forces, a little east of south of the city, with their aquatlo excursion she as well as our consigned a ebunce to seu the It would do nc miral with his staff, there had been hot contention from the eye down to sights, own on to every possession aoquired Summary: city. Schley personal holding them to the care of the hen. at 10.30 A m., 2.30 p. m. i o of the Union The the best we 2.23 class, trotting, purse $400 Peaks Island—Arrive harm to let these western boys get Lieut. Sears and Lieut. Wells, returned first approaoh army. gunners had,” added Dr. Simons; “con- the late war, and doing (un- “The next down of the line of hy finished morning came again of New York. Surely they merit the official visit pnid him yesterday by right original Confederate of our men were yesterday.) at 9.00 giimpse sequently none injured can with them. the ducklings to the pond, and there was t. Many of them, I think, have nevei Brig. Vallerno of the Spanish marine works, rested on this broad road. After Leola, first; Bertolus, second; Gold- ^^iJZ^i.lands-Atrt.e and none even We felt the for and there close corps. our army arrived In June, 1864. an at- frightened. as If bug, third. Best time 2.18 3-4 goose waiting them, a’Arrive at 12.00 m.; made to the stood the hen in her On tempt was turn their works by n we were keeping np reputation we 2.29 class, pacing, purse $400 (unfinlsh- great flustration. 2.30 p. m. flank movement. But the were in the this oooasion we are not at all sure that SECRETARY CHAMBERLAIN HERE. enemy had won as a nation previous war. yesterday. STAGS MAILS. on the alert and baffled it. But this aid the invited the her This was a short war, but a war of Happy Girl, first; Cognaunt second; goose hen, observing at 5.30 p.m.; dose at New York, Sept. 7.—The Right Hon. not hinder the “movement to the left,’’ mo- Bowery Beach-Arrive Both the Clara third. Best time 2.19. maternal trouble, but it is a faot that, she Food Joseph Chamberlain, of and the Fifth itself mentous effects. North and the Wash 2.00 p. m. Easy Secretray Anally Corps planted your being near the the hen on and at State for the British arrived There was shore, jumped Cape Elizabeth Knightville-Arrtve colonies, at the plank road, opposite the enemy's South were united. no dose at 6.00 a m. and to divid- SPANIARDS ACTING BADLY. her baok and there sat, tho ducklings Am. and 5.30 p. m.; Buy, here this evening on the Ma- right, 500 yards distant, and immediate- 7^6 Easy steamship ing lino between them, though it is relat- and the and hen after He was his intrenched. Meade's line Washington, 7.—A cable mes- swimming, goose Pride's Corner, Windham, Xa. jestic. accompanied by ly trending Gen. Wheeler that on one dog Sept. i'°I>uck1Pond, to ed of was them, and down the and South Casco—Arrive Easy Cook, wife and Miss Chamberlain. They left southward to this point, run along a occasion sage received from Havana today up pond. Windham. Raymond some he himself and “This was a A m.: dose at 2.00 p. m. later for Massachusetts where will plateau of elevation, but at the forgot siiouted, ‘Come on stating that the Spanish authorities abso- not solitary event. Day at 10.30 to they *> Eat, Plank Road this fell the Yankees are with Fels-Naptlia soap and after the hen was seen on board tho Easy visit the Ecdicotts, of which family Mrs. high ground away. boys, running.’ lutely refused to allow the Comal to land day At the Fort was water. liitn Chamberlain is a member. extremity Sedgwick Dr. Simons said the great question cold Keep* the provisions which she oarried for the goose, attending the duoklings up and to constructed, covering the Plank Road now Easy Digest. what shall we do with flealess starving inhabitants of Cuba unless the down in perfeot contentedness and good The hostile lines were not far is the GRAY WON’T apart, territory was to wit- hr. F. AUSTIN TENNEY, SERVE. the war. Porto cool and clean. full duty paid. Secretary Alger humor, numbers of people coming uaker Oats north of this point. The breastworks acquired by Rico can [ (j ordered the duties the ness, which oontinuod until tho ducklings, Washington, Sepember 7.—It is a chain of forts on one side cure but Manila Fols tfc thereupon upon practi- connecting taken of, presents a Co., to no OCULIST, At all settled that Senator of Dela- had been at the most advanced seri million rations he paid and directed to days of discretion, required grocers cally Gray placed ous He coming 453 1-2 Congress St., problem. supposed that we bo distributed ware will not serve as a member of the positions attained by our troops in the will Of that they under the super- longer tho joint guardianship of the goose Opp. Soldier*' Monaraeni. -lb. 6th have to our German grocers. Philadelphia. free pkgs. only peace commission. sanguinary assaults by the 9th, 3d, fight friends over vision of the United States officers. and hen,’—Now York Witness, Eyes examined every ifaudti 1 Miss Bertha Reynolds, who has been the AMONG THE SPANISH PRISONERS. a picture of Henry Ward Beecher when in MISCHIXAireOlJS. MISCELLANEOUS._ PORTLAND. his Here also oan seen a beauti- e*oooooooooooo:oooooo0oco@© SOUTH guest of Miss Alioe Dodge, has returned prime. be ful old French of fruit in wax to A Bicycle Trip Whloh Is Recommended to design • (0 Dorchester,accompanied by Miss Annie banging on the walls, covered with glass, Hamilton. All Riders of the Wheel. of Harry L. Hapgood Writes Concerning consisting grapes, apples, pears, Which Half is Mr. B. C. Bickford and wife, guests of peaches, etc., and if you look sharp you Fight Off Santiago. will see on the wall a half picture of your- Mrs. J. E. have returned to To the the Press: Brndford, Editor of self eating Ice cream. Try an assorted their home in and if it Reading. Reader, do you ride a wheel? If so you cream happens to be a warm day the Betterffatf i I Battle On Board V. S. Cruii Miss Ethel Richardson has returned to you may call for another. this Stop, He Witnessed can fall to be interested in the little Knjoying housewife's are harder than men hardly rest we go down to the The duties her home in a at the delightful bridge er Newark—Sends Home Some Inter Sanford, after visit that I would advise all riders to take tax on her trip on onr way to Saco, stopping to view the realize. Cleaning alone i3 a constant residence of her Mrs. L. M. that can or more of the we the eating Coins—Jottings Along: Cap grandmother spare two, three, even magnificent fall Saco river as strength, a never-ended task. More than half We follow the elec- s Marriner. if wish to on the shores pass over the bridge. if she Shore—Personal Notes—Pleasantdal days, they linger work of she can have done for her, Mr. of the Thomas trio road to Old Orchard Beaoh the wheel- cleaning Richard E. Tnttle and beaohes that are scattered along our and the will be next to nothing. Items, Etc. The ride to Old Or- will, expense of Portland, has gone ing being splendid. Laughlin company rockbound coast on the route from Ports- chard ends in a long coaster and we go Read, of Pine street Mr. Harry L. Hapgood to Montreal on his vacation. mouth, N. H., to Portland. The trip is flying over the road down to the beaoh an officer’s steal; 1 who has been on the Here one can who Is a fireman on Mrs. Florence Henderson, easily mado any fair rider in two like a bird wing. by days s 5 his wheel at Briggs bioycle store | i oheok launch of the U. S. cruiser Newark, visiting relatives in Knightvllle, has if the weather is But first of pleasant. below the Alberta hotel near the witnessed th 5 just a South Portland boy who returned to St. Johnsbury, Vt. all be sure that wheel is well oiled to the and your track, or walk down pier the American an 1 of Malden has been the the and naval battle between Mrs. McClellan and lubrioated and carry as little bag- check your wheel inside gate in the world Remember. and it wil 1 fleets off Santiago, guest of Mrs. Beman. gage as possible on carrier. If warm stroll down the longest pier § 1 Spanish your feel that § If he and are at and take a shore dinner. you leave a ruind^wnich wi] 1 Mr. C. M. Littlefield family fold your coat and them on the wheel 0 © picture'in.his vest, place you have had riding enough on Does the better half of cleaning; does it better remember. In a lotte r home after a week’s vacation at West tlie oarrier and and always vividly make yourself as comfort- for a day and a half put yourself other known ; does it and than any way easily, quickly written home to his mother from Quanta Kennebunk. able as possible. Take the 9 o’clook train wheel aboard the cars at 7.26 p. m. Or If on and cheaply. Largest package—greatest economy. had a 9 cause and such hard hitters as arrive in Portland at 8 o’clook. g n Cuba, he says they big tlm in the from Portland and oheok wheel for imo, your as no doubt was F. Pearson and Dr. Ladd will a moonlight night suoh THE N. K. FAIRBANKS COMPANY, at Manzanilla Bay, too, when they gc t Rev. S. Portsmouth. On arrival in that city take the run to especially provided for us, St. Louis. New York. Boston. Philadelphia. | the this Chicago. there. Word was sent ashore for thei: 1 address meeting. a turn down through the business part of Portland Is delightful and cool. Try Florence Merriman you will to surrender within six hours, he saye Miss has returned the town, then back, passing tho cele- trio gentle reader and I thing never be thankful sent to th ) from Boston after a four weeks absence. forget It, and you will but the Spaniards word back brated Rookingham house owned by to the for having your attention called to get out of the harbor withli Miss Alice Henry is at home after a and also the beautiful resi- with Americans Frank Jones, same. If you carry a drinking cup 1 NEXT SUNDAY’S ISSUE 1 visit in three hours, if not. they would blow then pleasant Welchville. dence of Mr. Sinclair, son-in-law of you, many times on the trip you oan stop Chandler’s are once more and siake thirst from to h—11. At two o’clock the guns fron Capt. family Frank Jones, ra most delightful spot, then your am in the after a summer’s theAmerican ships commenced firing village absence. on down to Newcastle. On the way “The LETTER pass old oaken bucket. AN OPEN ~— in the morn Nat Gordon left for Lewiston The iron ™e kept it up until six o’clock yesterday down, which is a most romantio ride, we bound bucket, —oF on a The moss covered bucket He also says: “We did terriblt business trip. of old fashioned ing. pass a great number That To MOTHERS. will Miss Nellie hangs in the well.” § The town was covered Pettengill gave a birthday aimage. dwellings with large square chimneys, go WE ARB ASSERTING IN THE COURTS 'OUR RIGHT TO we senl on The Cross and white and party Monday night which was greatly one a and aotual number of miles covered by Red flags over three bridges, toll bridge, USE OF THE WORD “CASTORIA,” AND if the wheel in a and a half was 76, as THE EXCLUSIVE one of our boats ashore to see the; enjoyed by her many friends. ride to Ammazine Point to the and day cafe, shown by the cyclometers, including in “PITCHER’S AS OUR TRADEMARK. When the boat got hall Mr. Clement E. of CASTORIA,” would surrender. Staples Bowery engage a row or sail boat and go across to this probably lb to 20 miles of coasting. fired at hor. Beach has been on a down east for way ashore, the Spaniards trip Seavey’s iBland where the Spanish prison- The whole trip costs but little and it will DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Eyamis, Massachusetts, was a few be a dream for to both day 4 Our oaptuin, seeing what up, gave days. ers are located. will not years come, by Probably you •». it to then] Mrs. Perlin ana Dy night, in sleeping or waking, was the same that the order to fire, and we gave A. Emery, wife of the pop- be allowed to but as their ex- the of “CASTORIA,” land, camp day or two after a rain would of course originator o’clock a ular conductor on the is 7. 7. -7 j___ _ /in At about eight Spanish Capo eleotrios, tends down to the salt water front one make more ~ again. everything pleasant. nuo uurriv u/civ uuvo iluuj & loaded with officers and on a visit to Buxton. The summer is fast the S/1T/? /? boat came out can seo the prisoners on the shore engaged passing away, to see the They told him harvest is us. September and men captain. PLEASAN'l'DALE. in clams, cards upon the simile of wrapper. fishing, digging playing Ootober are months for wheel- fae- signature that had been declared, and we gol delightful peace uicuuo Miss Chase to Ui ^alUrB) Ul iiudjuu;, uv on the sea shore and in the moun- I A” used in the after £ Luoy has returned ing This is the “CASTOR which has been ready and came back to bay and original Brooklyn, N. Y. high tide all with oigarettes in their tains. Make up your little parties go battle. was hurt on oui before a close. hard Nobody to be a the season draws to America over Miss Helen Litchfield has returned mouths. They appear having per- the homes of the Mothers of for thirty years. a lot of were killed WM. ALLEN, JR. »hlps but Spaniards of them no doubt from a few with her fect picnic and many is a lot of passing days grand- LOOK CAREFULLY at the and see that it on land. I have got Spanish oontented than wrapper are happier and better THE CONGREGATIONAL!STS. money from the wreoks and send hom c 071 ^e Mrs. Agnes Rounds and children of ever before in their lives. Many of them the kind you have bought -—~ ■ always one cuiju. i-uo not to re- y/fy. Boston are guests of her Mr. and have deolared their Intention Programme of the Meeting of tlie General the wreck Is blackened with parents, wrap- home from unfess are to and has the signature of Mrs. Daniel Apt. turn to Spain they obliged Conference In Saco. from the vessel, but gthe smoke burning even will return use name Mrs. Nellie Merrill and son Albert, do so, and they say they No one has me to my except letters are plain and clearly visible. Or per. authority from Pearl street, with to the United States as soon as possible. The 72d annual meetiDg of the general coin are the words: REX passed Wednesday is President. one side of the to the shore wc a The Centaur which Chas. H. Fletcher Mrs. William Bailey, St. John street, On our return purchase conference of the Congregational church- Company, of CONST. DE ESP AN IA M. S. 5( Portland. fine photograph of the Spanish prisoners es in Maine will be held with the First CENT. Mrs. O. Smith and at the cafe at the head ot the wharf, as a Parish church in Saco, Sept. 20-22. The side of the coin are the .F. daughter Jennie, .x>. full of from the of the first On the other of our visit and have it will be good things top Pearl street, left Wednesday for a few memento mailed, following will be the programme: Mareh24-im-QA^^^-^ Q 0 letters: ALHPONSO XII POR LAC weeks in Mass. home on the spot, then run our wheels of the first to the bottom of about the Salem, SEPT. 20. O column page © DE DIOS 1880. The coin is steamboat TUESDAY, Mr. Leroy Merrill h as returned to Con- down to the regular wharf, Do Not Be Deceived. ten cent Hi size of an American piece. distance and aboard 10.00. —Organization and Business. © the last column of the last page. © way, N. H. but a short only step Do not the life of child by the two boys from Portland. Halla the steamer with our wheels for Kittery Necrology. endanger your accepting says Mrs. Walter Orne, Congress street, Port- steamer makes half 11.00. —Conference Sermon, Rev. John offer ban and Foley, are in line health. Hi: Point. The hourly a substitute which some druggist may you land, has been entertained ut the home of trips. On the trip across the river we S. Penman, Bangor. cheap letter is dated August 22d. 2.00. —Devotional Rev. S. N. on the in- Mrs. W. A. street. have a fine view of the Kittery navy Service, he makes a few more of the Dyer, Chapel (because pennies it), THE SPORTING PAGE Alvin Hatt, bicycle factory ,ha! yard and on landing we ride along a love- Adams, Westbrook. g Mrs. H. B. Buttes and son of Law- of Secre- even does not know. § 2.30. which he returned from a trip down East andj ex ly. romantic road lull of elegant coasting —Report Corresponding of Mass are of Mrs. gredients news from © rence, gaests Charles B. York a distance of 10 miles. tary, Rev. E. M. Cousins. © besides the latest the to oocupy apartments in the Wilsoi to Village, containing pects Elm street. of a of old 2.45.—Report of Secretary for Sunday Hamilton, Here we partake glass © ball field and the race track will a © block. Mountain beer at Rev. Increase Robinson. ’‘The Kind You Have present Mr. and Mrs. Will Goodwin have re- fashioned White spruce Schools, Always Bought” Bark Carrie Winslow was on the inn Walker’6 store opposite the bank, or fruit 3.00. —Addresses: “Present Parish © review of the season © turned from Wells. Problems.” “The Chief Service of the BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF bicycle racing just can be had all along the route. Now over rlne railway yesterday undergoing repairs in Modern Rev. D. L. © Misses Helen and Letitia Foden, Port- to the Marshall house at York Harbor, a Church Sooiety,” © ended and some comment on the prospect Fred Harford and family have returnet “Tho Relalion or land, are passing the week with their most delightful spot, where, much to our Yale, Ellsworth; Right © to tho Rev. ti A. © of another international tussle of muscle from Higgins Beach. we make but a brief stop as the Children Churoh,” grandpareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bal- regret “Churoh Ser- Niles Nelson and family who have beei ( day is passing on. Lockwood, Kennebunk; © the of the New York © lard, Ballard street. Rev. C. S. Patton, Auburn; under auspices are at home We retrace our steps to York Village vices,” camping out at Old Orchard Ministerial Rev. B. S. © Miss Susie Williams has returned from then down to Long Beach and York “The Proulem,” © Athletic Club. Lovers of manly sport Chas. A. Studley and wife started on Rideout, “The Problnm of Yarmouth. Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches Norway; N. H, Churoh Rev. N, © not miss this feature of the TIMES. © CQrriago drive to North Conway, on the coast of Maine. Wo pass small Union,” MoKinnon, should Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Sylvester of Old Fox croft. last. dwellings, elegant summer houses, sum- on Tuesday 4 45 —Discussion, Rtv. N. H. Orchard, former residents of this place, mer hotels and stores of all kinds in pro Address, A. E. Thurrill and wife who have beei ( of X. C. M. R. passed Wednesday calling on frienda fusion. We ride down on the point to Whittlesley Insist on NEW on a visit nave returne: I 7.15—Praise the Having UNCLE SAM’S •t North^Conway Young’s hotel where a inagnillcent view Service, Moderator. 7.30. —Addresses: ami home. CABINET VOTES FOR REVISION. of the rooks, beach and ooeau can bo had. “Christianity § g in this as it Social Issues.” “The Church and Our The Kind That Never Failed You. The Silvadore brothers have rented thi Do not fail to take sight, Paris, September 7.—Figaro today says costs nothing and will do your soul good Industrial Problems,” Rev. H. W. Kim- THE CENTAUR CCMPANY, T7 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY. BUSINESS MEN. house of A. W. Smart on Front street “Divorce and Our the cabinet council just held has unani- to look out on the exquisite panorama ball, Skowbogan; g g town has beei 1 a short Uu y Toward It,” Rev. E. R. Stearns. Noah Knight, olcrk, a revision of the which will meet your eye. After mously agreed upon Warren; “The Ethics of Secret number them, the islanders of © to his home a bad cold, Il- rest in this lovely spot we keep on six Societies,” © They among confined by Dreyfus case and directed the minister of D. South Ber- miles farther to Ogunquit and make our Rev. George Lewis, D., the the © ia said to be improving. to Civic In- (r...... <...uuHMa«|HiHll(*e«*tn«fQ(£^aC19?ftlN Ladrone group, warrior, justice, M. Sarrien, to take the necessary stop for the night at Sperbawk hall, a wick; “Christianity Applied Guianga Mis 5 Miss Pierce of Boston is visiting new erected last on elevated terests,” Rev. J. B. Carruthers, Berlin. the Cubans and steps to do so. house year i It’s a g §thepeople of the Philippines, © Annie Pine street. ground and commanding n magnificent Davis, The Matin today announces the dis- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21. Ricans. Their are © has beei 1 view of ocean, rocks and beach. There 0 Pleasure © Porto pictures amusing Miss Jennie Reynolds, who of acts the officers of g covery implicating are other hotels in abundance in and 6.00. —Sunrise Prayer Meeting. her vacation at the home of he r ® "nave a of the different © enjoying the general staff, adding that Gen. Zur- about Ogcnquit. We arrive at this placo 8.30. —Devotional Service, Rev. G. h\ to g © examples widely specimens in has returned t 6 ro. and after a Woodwell, Bridgton. © parents Knightville, linden, the new minister of war, reported about p. hearty supper of the human race gathered under the stars am ' take a stroll round the Souvenirs fi.00.—Maine Missionary Society, Hod. her duties as teacher of elocution the matter to the council and the village. urged of views in this town can be Galen C. Moses, president. Rspmtof Sec- and the war. © at Oak Grove charming 8 stripes by Spanish physical culture Seminar; of the P. of necessity reforming intelligence obtained at the leading store at moderate retary, Rev. D Hiucb. Report 1 +1 at Vassalboro. We retire J. L. Bus- | department of the war office, whereupon prices and are very pretty. early Treasurer, Crosby, Esq. Cia of Battery D, Seventl 1 in this cool delightful spot, with the iness. Addresses. Sergt. John.Cuyle he was directed to elaborate a project of MONSTER FIGHTING SHIPS- waves of the ocean a sweet 2.00. —Devotional Service, Rev. D. M. Artillery has teen ordered to Washing separating the duties of the general staff singing lullaby as they dash on the rocks and beach, we bolsom, Bath. g the service detach from those of the intelligence depart- g ton for duty In general 2.30. of Committee to Visit ment. sleep ‘‘the sleep of the just.” —Report * The new vessels which will soon be added’to © ment. He left on the New York boa Breakfast at 8, off at 8.4o for Kenne- Bowdoin College. © of Visit States are to be bunk, distance of 11 miles passing 2.45.—Report Committee to %! 1 the navy of the United © Tuesday night. 1 © Wells on our a delightful Bangor Seminary. Marshall of Sooth Portland triei through way, the craft of the world. Dyer run with muoh lively coasting. On ar- 3.CO—Maine College and Education So- giants among fighting © turn at his lobste: © to do a man a good rival at Kennebunk we drive up Storer ciety, Rev. J. G. Merrill, D. D., presi- « The will be of 13,000 tons him th where stands the and most dent. © battleships © ranch on Basket island by giving street largest FURNACE New ex- 3.20.—Maine Charitable STIVE with in fortresses of two traps for his owi magnificent elm England, Congregational RANGE, burden, floating towering © privilege pulling from the extreme end of one Rev. E. D. D. D., Pres- ! © Society, Mason, so so | rood tending 2 so wall—Works well—Lasts well. the islam It’s Made f will profit. Mr. Dyer upon visiting branch to the end of an sides from which many power- 0 opposite branch,a ® © protrude found that his friend had de distance of not to be missed \i 3.40.—Report of Interdenominational ““• Monday 120jfeet,asight 2 can’t afford to buy a article when a good one costs about • ful The first and authentic from all th lovers of the beautiful. This is also a Comity Committee. President W. De W. You poor 0 guns. largest © camped with all the lobsters and its by dealer does not have the write to • historical tree. It is known to bo over Hyde, LL. 0., chairman. g the same. If your CLARION, us, of one of these monsters to be worth $35 or more. Dele drawing © traps 100 years old and from the front of the 4.00. —Reception and Reports of © Fritz of N to will be found in the Dr. and Mrs. Manchester, house situated adjoining the lawn on gates from and Corresponding Bodies. & bishop • © printed in any paper © of Mrs. J. Fritz’ addressed 7.15.—Praise Service, l'ho Moderator. I ssawood co., s«ne.ob’ H., are the guests which the tree stands Lafayette the r, /inna/vilnoA nantllu tllVlllB PI TV hlC 1 « Q f' —Addresses: Christian Patriot- next issue of TIMES. Bolton am Value 7.30. © © mother and sister, Mrs. John to the United Slates, aa they stood ism. “The War's Legacy to the Church," Randall street. trip Miss Charlotte, under the shade of this game tree. At the Rev. Charles Hnrbutt, Presque Islp. was im- —“1 Mrs. Simmons of B street last weei It Is not of so much foot of this street will be noticed one of 8.00. be Union of the English WAR TIME FICTION. 8 the shoe manufactories in the Poople,” Rev. S. Mox- 8 bitten quite badly by a vicious dog bo much food we largest Speaking Philip portance how world. om, D. D. Springfield, Mass. to Mr. Mark Mosher. The do; longing is this quaint, old and a The writers have seized upon the war Mrs eat as it is how much Passing through THURSDAY, SEPT. 33. story 0 was chloroformed in consequence. beautiful village we stop at tho retail « as a chance for them to their talent Simmons has not been sick in the leas assimilated. apothecary store under K. of P. ball, and 6.30. —Sunrise Prayer Meeting. display q. and no dan have a fine rest while a delicious ice 8.30. —Devotional Service. Rev. F. TIMES will contain in its next as a result of the dog’s bite Unless food is and the your prop- cream is very welcome, accompanied Southwoth, Portland. 0 results are feared. old bit of fiction entitled gerous erly assimilated it can do with music from thi wonderful Swiss 0.00.—Business. 0 issue fan interesting 0 Mr. .Tosenh Tucker, assistant foremai musio box. This is noted the country 9.80.—Address: “Lost anil Cain Inci- Law of the how it is a fine affair. It has to Modern Views of the Bible and ‘‘The First Service,” of the composing room of the Bostoi you no good—in fact, round and is really dent ^ telfing 0 attachments ol bells, bass and snare Inspiration,” Ro v. E. C. Brown, Free- his Transcript, who has been visiting hi: It a brave young volunteer went to death harmful. over-burdens drums or clappers aud is much unlike port. 0 sister, Sirs. Griggs of Pine street, has re the stomach and anything we have ever seen before. Con- 10.00. —Address: “Tho Present As- rather than disobey the commands of a to impaires on the village we pass of Our Work in China, 0 0 turned Boston. tinuing through Missionary ('imarinr old many old lev. Judson D. A. B. C. F. Mrs. Henrietta Woodbury of West Higl the digestive organs. Food many elegant residences, Sect Smith, D., trees and run over a tine road to Kenne- M. has street, who been spending the sum is easily and rapidly assimi- bunk Beach, thence to Kennebunkport JO 30.—Address: “The Death of mer at her brother’s, Mr. Leonard York lated when Johann Hoff's and along the 6boro road to the Bluffs. Christ,” Prof. C. A. Beckwith, D D. innflL FEATURES. of Orr’s island, formerly of Sbuth Port- Hero will be scon many beautiful sum- 11.00.—Communion Service. Closing § some § mer hotels and churches, Exeroises and Adjournment. has arrived home Malt Extract is taken with houses, TIMES do not land, , built of tbo rocks picked up in the fields © The readers of the need to © of WOMEN’S MISSIONARY MEETINGS, Mr. Newcomb Chebeague island li meals. and on tho shore, looking very attention drawn to the illustrated © a on the Bluffs © have their stopping at the home ot his sister Mrs picturesque. After stroll WEDNESDAY. we letrace our s ens toward Kennebunk- home Edward P. Woodsum. © articles on topics of interest found in © and stop at the saloon situated at the 11.00.—Twenty Sixth Semi-Annual A. has beer port Meeting of the of Mis- !• Capt. Stephen Woodbury end of the bridge and order a fresh lobster Woman’s Board © the second section. This week the TIMES’ O sions, Mrs. llnnnnh T. putting the finishing touches—painting Johann salad or anything else desired for a shore Fenn, president. of at whll9 the same is 3.30.—Eighteenth Annual Meeting © artist his discoveries Old Orchard, © papering, etc.—on the interior of his dinner, and being pre- pictures we stroll out and see the splendid the Woman’s Aid to Maine Missionary handsome house on West High anc pared Presi- the resort where the and the © street, of birch bark, cedar and canvas Society, Mrs. Katharine B. Lewis, © missionary the finest display he now has one of looking canoes of which there are more than a dent. sinner be seen side side. © 3 of the © worldly may by residences in the town. Hoff’s hundred of all sizes and colors in the vil- 30—Eighteenth Annual Meeting Woman’s Aid to tho Mission- the will contain © Fred W. and lage. We sea the Indians engaged in American © Next week paper something Mr. and Mrs. Spear wife V.- Woodbury, making onnoes, tbo squaws at work ary Association, Mrs. Ida and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dyer, who hav of interest to Portland Don’t © MALT EXTRACT making baskets, little pappooscs crawling president. © equal people. been on a carriage drive up country, wil 1 and walking round tho ground, and some miss it. the EACH © return today. old enough to greet you with old SILVER MEN SHOOTING is sound of a brisket.” The g entered the residence ot Mr greatly aids digestion, and familiar “buy OTHER. Burglars store dimier leing served fresh from the 7.— A. J. Doughty, Marriner street, at abou t also a food in itself. to be a grant treat, and Colorado Col., September briny deep proves Springs, 5* Above are half a dozen reasons for the * a onp of tea, coffee of wanting 2 o’clock Sunday morning. Nothing wa washed down with or The political war between the factions jjj^ The a of beer, is very are out taken, but the burglars left behind a pai late Prof .D.Hayes Agnew perhaps glass refreshing. resulted this TIMES next They six of a meal like this we the silver Republican party Sunday. q advised Mrs. wife of After partaking are Harris of shoes as a gentle reminder o f Welchaus, to strike out for in tho death of Charles of With the unexcelled large ready and willing Bidiie- morning q many. their visit. Dr. Welchaus, of Lancaster, Pa., 10 miles away. When out about Q ford. of Denver. news service of the r.re mak three cr four miles taka the left hand the paper Some of the boys about town as follows: “Get a case of the It was tho result of an attempt by q Q road for Biddeford. There is no sign to make the ing their annual raids on the orchards. Hoff’s Malt faction to capture the opera house, genuine Johann Extract, direct the rider but there is a house at the Broad q they 0 hi ! fac- Mr. Ira Davis, Pine street,is having and use it and No heater if you desire information as to the which was guarded by the Sprague freely liberally. 1 give rood. As the for a The purely vegetable ingredlentTthat fj Q yearly vacation. right riding wheel is tion. its wonderful small wineglass doses, but a —> True’s Pin Worm Elixir good fire on tho by-paths most of the t' o <3 or ^ THE BEST SUKDAY Mr. Charles of the firm of Wm way, 4 o'clock a rush was made by H worms, make It also the o Studley tumbler or even or five miles At Si H a 19 power Of expelling o AM half full, more last four being a delightful for all diseases PflPTi T. Co is Broad mon from both front and B Ml KB best medicine known curing Stnrtiey fish dealers, enjoyin) ! run ana coasting, we arrive at 80 of the BJjlas' BEW §1188 1 LRallf PAPER IN THE © meal, and will not have Biddeford Bn Of the mucous membrane of the stomach ami Q every you men his annual vacation. ere "tine is aware c-f it. We rear of the building and the Spraguo most causes of mnko nnsup m bowelfl—or.eof the frequent cause to regret It.” our way to the celebrated the at- © WORLD FOR PORT- © Mr. George Pine street, whi ( “ico cram par- who held possession, in repelling H Illness in children and adults. An unrivalled Hnpgood, on lors’’ situated Main street in a build- tonic and of the towels cad atom- has been confined to the house with > THE fired a into their assailants. Wff ptLsL, regulator BE SURE TO OBTAIN GENUINE used as a tack volley all slfiflSxaS Elixir has been a household land people, ing formerly dwelling, now oo aCb True’s neck for several nov as a fell with a bullet through tho for 46 It at once upon sprained days, is store in the first as Harris a remedy years. acts; TIMES cupled storey and and SUNDAY Hoff’s Malt Extract Impurities giving 8 g Johann the Wood, to nttond above. and is aid. 1 expcimiff able to his work. “parlors’’ Hanging on tho walls abdomen past medical faS B health «nd new life w the whole system. ALL OTHERS ARE IMITATIONS of the front room in the can the Druggist for It. Tonight at the Union Opera House second story The shooting occurred just ouside T__gU- Price S5e. Ask your Le seen old Me. Hoff: New Paris. paintings of Ceorge Washing- Dr. J. F. TRUE &CO., Auburn, there will be a for war ; Johann York, Berlin, house doors. rally the agains ton and Martha Washington while opera ^©OOOOOOOOO^IOOQCO^OOOOOC: the salo n and such well-known veterans sandwiched in-between them will bo seen Several arrests have been made. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. misckixaneojtb., FINANCIAL. financial._ I the troubles PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. The Boston Journal thinks the War shown himself a match for *—--^ should be Investigated by a Gen. Wolseley actually had to AND Department there, that board of military experts. That would lend him 300 pounds to start with. Before CAPE BLAINE STATE PRESS. it is of action, half of COTTAGE PARK, be an ideal method, provided possi- he reached the soene BOND S. “$90000 Rates. Subscription will act a SWEPT BV OCEAN BREEZES. ble to secure officers who with that sura had gone to help starving for six or at Daily (in advance) $G per year; $3 strict impartiality, without fear favor, comrade, and when he arrived Cairo, a quarter; 50 cents a month. so months; $1.60 and who the public will believe will his tirst act was to refuse 8000 pounds DAILY LUULLKTS is delivered 4 CENT he Daily every morning YEAR PER I by of a case for his THIRTY act, for in the Investigation out of the 10,000 pounds allotted City of Portland 4s due 1902-1912 carrier anywhere within the city limits and at MR. BAKTDET McCUtl.tTM, Manager. Koblnsou’s Orchestra. which has aroused great popular Interest as of the Sou- “ 1907 By Woodford* without extra charge. salary governor-general City of Portland 6s that the not bear to the it is quite as necessary public dan. He deolarea he could “ l®15 Daily (not in advance), invariably at City of Peering; 4s BOKTDS Sundays 3 p. m. and 4.45 p. m., Concerts by shall believe the investiagtors to be hon- take out of tho poverty- “ 19*‘ Best Ventilated and rate of $7 a year. money coming City of Biddeford 4s The Coolest, Equ pied — — Chandler’s Band. as for them to be he down OF THE Maine State 3’kess, (Weekly) published est and fearless actually stricken natives. At Cairo put 4s due l9-1® Theatre In for 6 Town of Ynny-vuth, GOUP Summer Aimrloa. every Thursday, 51.00 per year; SO cents so. And here is the chief difficulty with the rapacious extortions of tho officials “ months; 25 cents for 3 months. Merrimac N. H. 4s are so of the Co., a military board. Army officers and their cruel punishment “ l®!®J9" Week Persons wishing to leave town for long of of Zanzesvillc, 0. 4s STANDISH WATER & Commencing Sept.5 SHORE DINNERS closely connected with the War Depart- wretohed Fellaheen. Without help from City have the addresses of their 5s 1909 short periods may Cleveland By., Gold 2.30 m. ment that it will be difficult to convince large or he hunted City Matinee Dally at p. Evenings at 8.15. Served at Casino under management ol as oiten as desired. forces, English native, 1945 CONSTRUCTION CO., papers changed Union Pacific It. B. Gold 4s the Dublic that they will act fearlessly and down with [.Napoleonic and Advertising Kates* genius Dion Boucicault's grea Irish drama impartially. On the other hand an in- celerity, the savage Arabian dealers in natural. A woman hates to think that she DUE 1928. Press square, for on* In Daily $1.60 per will be to human Qesh. dis- is growing day by day less charming and ELMER WOODBURY. insertions vestigation by Congress open Once, in the Darfur week; $4.00 for one month. Three attractive and youthful to her husband’s on This company snpplies Deering, West- ether ad- the suspicion that it is affected by polit- trict, hearing that the slave-dealing tribes in the of Prices application. Correspon- or $1.00 per square. Every duy eyes than days courtship. brook, Gorham and Standish, and the Orders can be any hour durlug less, Is telephoned these rate3. ical considerations, especially as there were preparing a combined descent A woman may always retain her charms are vertisements, one third less than upon Solicited. above bonds day, and the and freshness of if dence Half advertisements $1.00 for one an evident effort being made by one par- him. ho, being unprovided with suffic- vivacity youth TELEPHONE 737-3. square the care out she will take proper of her health. week or $2.50 for one month, ty already to make political capital ient forces to meet them, resolved to trust SHAUGHRAUN A tremendous percentage of ill-health in GUARANTEED Boating. Fishing, birds and other is a of the width of a col- of the War the wonderful Tropical *‘A square" space of the alleged shortcomings to personal magnetism women is due to weakness and disease of Park Portland Co. Produced under the direction oi attractions. umn and one inch long. An a that had so often served him and he the feminine organism. Dr. by Water personal Department. investigation by distinctly Manager MoCullum. Notices, on first page, one-third addi- Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is an unfail- Cars every 15 minutes from Monument Special board of of national rushed across tho Burning desert, attend- Reserved Seats on sale at Steinert & Sons, citizens, prominence for all disorders of this nature. -FOR SALE BY- tional. ing remedy 617 Congress street. Square. connected neither with Congress not the ed by one servant, whom he speedily dis- heals & and Auction Sales, $2.00 per It allays inflammation, ulceration, SWAN BARRETT, Amusements into the of tho drains and to 20e insertions or army, would command more conlldenoe, tanced, aud burst midst debilitating soothes and 186 Middle St., Portland, Me. Round Trip Tickets with Coupon Admitting Theatre only square each week. Three less. stops u the nerves. It preserves in a woman dtl we than one mado by Congress hostile camp. Taking possession of tones jly2 $1,50 per square. believe, of Thou- arrival all the charm healthy youth. H. M.PAYSON&CO., Notices m nonpareil typo and classed or a board of military officers. tent, he awaited his attendant's Heading sands of women have testified to its mar- EXCURSIONS, 15 cents line each round to the with other paid notices, per and then sent the man velous merits. Banliers, There is some reason to believe that tho THE GEM ISLAND? them is sold all re- THEATReTpEAKS Insertion. authoritatively “Favorite Prescription by Portland. of is due in chiefs, summoning 33 Exchange St. Me. Notices in reading matter typo, wave imperialism recoding, dealers in medicines. Deal only ott Theatre in America. Pure Heading to a conference. Utterly aghast at such spectable CENTRAL RAILROAD feb28 The Handsomest Summer to a more correct of where are honestly treated. store- MAINE cents per line each insertion. part understanding you Any Under the Personal Management of ME. BYRON DOUGLAS. $6 believing Gordon must have a adver- will be boldness,and who tries to give you substitute Wants, To Let, For Sale and similar the responsibilities that placed keeper Commencing MONDAY AFTERNOON SEPT, r.th, and every evening for the balance of the a force concealed somewhere near, they for what demand is not treating you Afternoon. 25 cents week In advanoe, for us in to far you week, with Matinee. Every themeuts, per upon attempting govern and should take your trade EXCURSIONS. adver- actually assembled peaceably and listened honestly you 40 words or less, no display. Displayed inhabited by semi-civilized BYRON away territory them that elsewhere. NEW LOANS. MR. DOUGLAS and all adver- to him. He Informed calmly tisements under these headlines, cost in and I have suffered with MOUNTAIN?*. people, anti the great money For nine years falling WHITE and his excellent Stock Company will present for the firs t time in this city the exciting Comedy in advance, will ba charged he was aware of their hostile projects and writes Mrs. Mary Williams, tisements not paid also in life of them of internal organs,” Saturday, September 10, by regular morning Drama perhap3 discharging of Wake Co., N. C. (Box 196). ‘I was at regular rates. was prepared, at the first move, to anni- Raleigh. trains from Waterville, Rockland,Lewiston, properly. Probably too, the condition in troubled with bearing down pains. I had indi- Portland and intermediate points. Pare YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP, In Maine State Press—$1.00 per square hilate them. He gave them two hours to and female weakness and nervousness. in have returned from gestion from Portland $1.5o; other stations pro- $25,000 seen in this 50 cents for which tho volunteers nt I was giving the most perfect representation of this great play ever country. for first insertion, and per square send in their submission, and everyone I could not sleep night. constipated portion. has had an effect. had urinal trouble. The doctor here said at 8 o’clook. Matinees at 2.45 o’clock. Casco Bay Steamers leave Cus- ea.l: insertion. Southern camps and U. S. New 3 Per Ceot Bonds. Evening Performance subsequent of them in before the time had ex- no medicine would reach my disease. Dr. and 7.30 for Evening Performances. Round Tickets, to sub- that the can gave that WHITE MOUNTAINS. tom House Wharf at 2.15 for Matinees Trip Ailc ress all communications relating Nobody pretends Philippines Favorite Prescription, ‘Golden Medi- 25 cents. Reserved Seats. 10 and 20 cents. six chairs His admirable biographer, Sir W. Pierce’s snd intermediate IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. with coupons admitting to Theatre, Boies, advertisements to Portland a but the pired. cal and Pleasant Pellets have From Lewiston, Portland each without Casco 20 cents. Hale of Re- scriptions and be held without large army, Discovery II. in each box, 30 cents chair. Admission Bay Coupon, Butler, says that his great, powerful, cured me.” stations Sunday, September s^®clal served Seats at Casco Steamboat Office, Custom House Wharf. Publishing Co., 97 Exchange Street, fathers and mothers of the youth of utho train leaves Lewiston at 8.00 a. Bay blue ablaze love and An necessity in the home. A $1.75 ana Portland, Mr. which such an army must be luminous, eye, Jwlth every-day 10.10 a. m. Fare from juewiston, oountry from medical work. Send 21 one- a with men home lrom Portland. $1.50. la x _aLUrm conn tKo nfFnnt faith, was perfeot talisman good OF1 SBPT. X 2, to cover to the same train. Fare from WBEBL with cent stamps, mailing only, Also to Naples by $10,000 who would have made short work Medical Lewiston from Portland $1.25; other of a few months stay in the comparatively World’s Dispensary Association, $1.50; BOSTON OPERA COMPANY. anv him. How beautiful does this N. for a copv of stations in proportion. COMIQCJE of Tennessee and Vir- but Buffalo. Y., paper-covered 4’S, THE PKESST mild temperature Change of opera every other night. Matinees every afternoon but Monday. No change la hero write to his sister: “X had no Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Ad» have conceived a decided aversion great MOOSEHKAH LAKE. CUMBERLAND_COUNTY prices. Tickets now on sale. ginia, and viaer. Cloth binding 31 stamps. train. Rate SEPTEMBER 8. the work of concealed forces but the Shekinab, Sundav, September 11 by paper THURSDAY, to sacrificing their sons to other stations in pro- somehow I like best to trust to that. from Portland $2.50; conferring blessings upon the Filipinos portion. And oan't think what a wonderful DO YOU KNOW $10,000 of Manila. Kven some you in the torrid heat COUNTY. MONDAY SEPT. 12. effect it has in an interview with dan- AROOSTOOK ELECTION of the bodies are beginning to trains. Fare Portland Men’s reigious for them be- WHAT IT IS TO SHAVE WITH September 12 and 13 by regular Young gerous men to have prayed Houlton and return $7.00: see that as an assistance to missionary from Portland to it seemed as if some- and return $7.50; Other star of the forehand. I tell you Presque Isle Christian Association. Nominations. enterprise the permanent holding lions In Republican one had been influencing them in my proportion. Philippines will be of doubtful utility. A GOOD RAZOR? 20 YEAR 4PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONOS- behalf.” He went, trusting to that ST. JOHN, N. B. The Koman Catholic Church is dominant This Issue is secured a first mortgage on If not or doubtful let us show some- to 17 inclusive, by FOR GOVERNOR : same into the strong- September 12 by regular the land and building, on Congress and High THE EADETTES. there now among the Christians help,single-handed, Fare from Portland #8.60 ttte round of we sold for several and train. streets, Portland, which cost *130,000. The in- THE BOSTON holds of the savage slaver, King John thing have years stations in and its influence is very great. trip; orher proportion. surance is $66,000. and the present rental of The “escort” sent to “at- know is all Take it it, stores and offloes is OVER annum. Woman’s Orchestra of we under- Abyssinia. light home,1'try and $6,000 per The ohauoes are that if Annual Excursion to Farmington so that Powers was’a guard. if not return aid The TOTAL Interest charge Is $2,000, Llewellyn tend” him,really prisoner’s and satisfactory, get Rangeiey. TIMES THE take to govern the Philippines we shall the income is OVER THREE COMEDY COMPANY, Boston. At the a stool was assigned back 17. Fare from Port- INTEREST and furth- Of Houlton. as- King’s court, your money again. Satui day, September charges. Legal opinion have to to some extent upon its the CAItOLINE B. Conductor. rely the monarch ascended land to Farmington and return #2.00; er information on application. All of Presenting a Novel Series of Attractive NICHOLS, to Gordon, while other at any rate it will be exceeding- Rangeley Lakes and return $3.50; above three issues are in $500 pieces. ‘•Tlie Woman’s Par Excellench1 sistance, Gordon moved Each. securities as Orchestra a gilded throne. promptly Price $1.25 stations in proportion. We recommend all of the above York For Representative to Congress, unwise to alienate it. Bat nothing in —New Sun. ly the throne through ABSOLUTELY SAFE, and offer addition VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES. his seat up beside and, Mountains. in limited more than a wise recognition ot its in- We also deal in Plated Ware, Shears, Annual Excursion to tlie White the following high grade bonds, tertainmen ta at 3.10 and 8.30 daily. Coil cert, at 2.15, 4.30 and 7.30 dally intimated to the JKn an interpreter, King inclusive at one amouuts:— B. fluence is likely to be denounoed by a Pocket Knives, &c. September 10 to October 8 Thomas Reed, that he came thither as his equal. King Scissors, faro the round trip from all points. U. S. Bonds, 1925, 4’s large class in "this country as catering to of Portland. John, amazed, stammered furiously: Portland Water, Bold, 4’a Romanism, and there will be the worst For further see posters and small 4 1-2’s are awaro I can particulars Portland Railroad, Bold, Fnr Bros- & 1,osfor(1’ “Gordon Pasha, you hills, GEO. E. EVANS. General Manager. IEEEEDCIIM TUEATOE kind of a rumpus. The danger of getting M. PERKINS & Maine 1st Mtge, 4’s FOR SENATORS. have killed this minute?” "Why of N. GO., E. E. BOOTHBV, Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agt Ceutral, JElTEIidUH I nCn I II Lessees and Managers- into in this you Pori. & Kumford 4’s Ef JoAfnli H. Jr., Portland. religious Questions politics sepi7d4t Palls, Drummond, course,” calmly replied Gordon. “If you 4’s Edward C. Reynold*, south Portland, is the an- Union Pacific, 1st Mtge, country greatly enhanced by are sc unwise as to wisn it, do it at once; HARDWARE DEALERS, PERFORMANCE OE Cyrus S. Withain, Raymond. New York & New Eng. O’s TONIGHT, LAST nexation of countries solidly Koman will save me future troubles.” “So | Joseph Y. Hodsdon, Yarmouth. you West Chicago St. R. K. 5’s Charles E. Blaney’s new American comedy arama the has no terrors for you?” 8 Free St. i| Catholic, like Porto Rico and Philip- my power aug27dtf MMURiawi Joliet Railroad, Bold, 5’s “Certainly not,” replied Gordon. The TOM EHSON THE ELECTRICIAN. pine?. And it is a danger which is exceed- [ FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY. King became at once tractable. Belfast O’s taken in exchange. Presenting the talented artists JOS. J. DOWLING and MYRA DAVIS. Special R No contest is half so bitter who in used at lull on the Q George Libby, Portland. ingly grave. This was the man China, Scenery. A most marvelous play. Two'glgantlc dynamos running speed It has in it the lead the “furlorn the breach Get seats as a religious contest to hope” up tage. your early. _ of a fortress, armed only with a cane seeds of disruption. A national election EXCURSION PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY. find Matinee and FOR SHERIFF. they at last called his “magic Tomorrow! Saturday Night, the to be (which dtf sucoeislul character drama which should turn upon policy wand of and when the hall of uug6 Denman Thompson’s Oren T. Despeaux, Brunswick. victory”), TO pursued toward the dominant religious shot and shell made his troops falter, he /dia\ of Paradise a his and The Sunshine Alley. our would leave no end would strike matoh, light cigar § sects in colonies, = Written for the people who the Old Homestead. The famous BOSTON I shout merrilv “Come on, boys!” And THB = enjoyed FOR CLERK OF COURTS. behind it. VERDI LADIES’ QUARTETTE. The ACME MALE QUARTETTE. Singing and I of evils could cot it. He returned to C. Stone, Portland. they help dancing. Carload* of beautiful scenery. Sale of seats commencing Wednesday. ■ Benjamin as he his England as quietly could; gave /monds\most can no be any doubt of the /are considered (he \ Eastern: Exhibition There longer medal of the splendid gold (the present even authenticity of the Kansas City Star’s in- Chinese to be sold for oharity, /precious stones, yet they \ OF DEEDS. Emperor) / in \ Bank FOR REGISTER realizable money Casco National to be terview with Gen. Miles or of its sub- and finding be was going idolized, depreciate AT Norman True, Pownal. lionized everywhere, and ttiat it / value upon the death of their owner.X — OF — stantial accuracy. Gen. Miles has not feted, only lay with him to become Euglaud’s NEW ENGLAND’S but he has \ NOT SO / ONLY ONE WEEK MORE. only admitted both, repeated leading man, he retired into obscurity, PORTLAND, MAINE, \ with a of Life Insurance. / FOR COUNTY TREASURER. to another newspaper virtually the same surrendering all his pay, exoept enough policy Dean \ When the death of a in- / James M. Thompson, New Gloucester. accusations that appeared in the Star. It for barest necessities, to the poor. person 1824. Swift “If a man know3 what he \ sured occurs, the investment / SHERBROOKE, P.Q. General’s says; Incorporated GREATEST cannot be denied that the way it” Gordon wants, he will get just Nattains its AND SURPLUS MAINE the attention greatest, prompt-/ CAPITAL FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. of getting his complaints^0 wanted God’B glory, man’s good and his est cash value. Fares round trip from Portland on 5th. 6th and not en- own abasement and He got CharloK C. Freeport. of the war office is unmilitary privation. and 9th September, Ssn.40. and on 7th and 8th them all and has taken them to heaven. / to return dignified. There may be extenuating September, *4. la. Ail tickets good tirely Well one of him: “Let me until I2tb. have be that may say September The Middle-of-the-Road populists circumstances however. ItJ may death of the Let die the righteous. my — — traitor? ALSO met at Cincinnati,denounced their the only way some officers can get recog- last end he like his.” ONE MILLION MUSIC FESTIVAL. FAIR! principal [among whom is mentioned nition from the war office is by farcing Very respeotfully, H. B. F. CHEAP SUNDAY EXCURSIONS whom liken to this. Gen. Miles /Union Senator Butter, they it in some such method as 142 Pleasant street. JVIutualX on 11th and each thereafter Conductor. Benedict Arnold, accused the Democrat? is not the first officer to resort to the 1898. Sept. Sunday WM. R. CHAPMAN, Portland, September 7, until further notice from DOLLARS. Annual Fair and Cattle Show of of theii The 37(h of stealing the principal plank newspapers to notify the war department . declared thal It will “SUBJECT PROVINCES-” last national platform, of his demands or complaints. [Life Insurance] Portland to Gorham and Berlin, N. H., Paid on 10-11-12. the M e State Agricultural Society better than and nc Gen. Merritt Interest Portland, silver is no gold gold bo remembered that before and intermediate stations. Leave 8.30 Carl Scliorz Protests Against Any Foreign l better than silver, and that both are gooc the command of the Manila ex- Company, a. m. Keturn 4.00 p. m. accepted TIME s DEPOSITS. course tickets will the Possessions. J The subscription lists for WILL BE HELD at ME. for as compared with green- he the secretary of war to See thal LEWISTON, nothing pedition gave / Round Fare POSITIVELY CLOSE Sept. 15th. issued in unlimit- of a Maine. Trip $1.00, name is at once on this list. The back which they want understand through the medium on National Provincial your placed 1898. YPortland, Drafts drawn of the chorus mem- S, 6, 7, 8, Island Pond blanks are in the hands Sept. ed and made tender for that he would Carl Schurz contributes to the and from and Intermediate Bank of England, London, In largo or quantities legal newspaper interview aooept Hon. bers and can also be found at Cressy. Jones stations to Portland and Old Orchard Bench. ■until amount., for .ale at torrent rates. and and vocifer- the with on Ameri- & Allen’s Music Store. Do rot neglect this all debts, public private, only on compliance by secretary September Century "Thoughts I.eave Island Pond 4.30 a. m. Return from received ou favorable The Exhibition of Noted Horse Stock will be Current Account, chance. Auction Sale will take place at City asserverated their unfaltering in- _no tn thu n 11 m V\ni* nf After Portland 6.00 p. m. tire finest ever seen in the East. It will include ously can Imperialism.” protesting terms. Hall on 19th, at 9.30 a, m., sharp. far. to Portland and Monday, Sept. tlie French Coach Stallions and their got from to tho middle of retention of Cuba or Hound trip SI.50 solicited from Indivld- dlw tention to stick forever and kind of troops which he laid American Correspondence the famous stock farm owned troops against / REASONS to Old Orchard Beach SI.90. Banka and others sep7_ the ••Elmwood", who ap- if Mr. Scburz says: nnls. Corporations, by J. S. Sanborn ot Boston. The royally bred the road. Ignatius Donnelly, down in the interview. Gen. Shatter, Porto Kico, \ Rates to and from intermediate points at to accounts. as well as from LT! desiring open 8AJLJCS. Stork from C. H. Nelson’s celebrated with as states / M,°“TWI U PL IE d\ low rates. to transact busi- AUCTION Trotting pears to be endowed immortality he did not originate the round robin The admission of^the Philip- correspondingly sepldtf those wishing Banking “Sunt'vsiue Farm” at Watervdle and the wide- ness of any description through this F. H. furnished most of the music. have the removed from the Carolines and so on—that is, /why Union Mutual ly known exhibition from B. F. & Briggs demand to troops pines, Bauke o; Policies\ __ BAILEY & CO. Farm”, the home Messenger of “the United States F. O. “Maple Grove Santiago to the United States, was at least the transformation /are best. It is enough to state Wilkes, the sire of speed and of superb gentle- Jordan of Leland that\ Prof. David Starr a into “the United States of BAY STEAMBOAT CO. R, men’s horses. a party to it as were half dozen other of America” all requirements they are CASCO STEPHEN SMALL. PresWsTt driving who is /in moderateX Stanford University, thoroughly All these officers knew Amerioa and Asia”—would. I suppose MARSHALL R. G0DIN3, Cashier- generals. perfect- \in all privileges they are will inciude a Fireman's familiar with says Russia has as to Le generous,/ febTdtl Salesroom 48 Exchange Street, The special program Alaska, well that these were unmilltary too monstrous seriously Great Horse Parade: Contin- ly appear \ in all terms they are Notice. Muster- Special reason to against our xnis- the wildest timely,/ Special Performance In the open airibefore tho good protest methods and might subject them to court thought of even by imperial- r. o. BAiisr. c. w. aue> uous *n ah values are Great Pacing event?, the latter of the natives there as we with an they / □mrliA grandstand: government martial and yet all of them, ist.. Those countries aggregate Y _tf well filled, and with very fast horses. punishment, liberal. Asfc for ami after lltli the being have had to Spanish ml?' would On May are as protest against old and experienced soldiers as they are, of about 10,000,000 inhabitants, Y / They tollowlng: government of Cuba. Certainly this Is have to be governed as subject provinces, fuller facts. fare will be FIVE CENTS to MERCANTILE FINANCIAL. Monday. Sept.. 5. to them. will deliberately resorted Who Y / _ no of their becoming of 1894 and not \ery encouraging to those who advo- with expectation and front Forest City Landing, Trotting Foals under, $400 say that if these officers were convinced states. 300 in self-governing 2.29 class, pacing, cate the annexation of the Philippines con- Peaks’ Island. by experience that the only way to get the This means governed without the / Tuesday, Sept. 6. confer the Trust Co., we means the order that may upon and com- sent of the governed.. It very Steamers leave Custom House Sioo recognition which thelrjrequests of 2.23 stake, pace. natives the of against which tho Declaration Bank foal of 1894 and under, 400 blessings good government. were entitled to was by things Wharf. First National Building, Facing plaints bringing remonstrated, and against 2.50 ciass, stake, pacing, 4n0 If we have not succeeded in' blessing the Independence time and Middle 400 public sentiment to bear, they were not which the fathers rose in revolution. It See table in another Corner Exchange & 2.30 stake, trotting, Alaska natives who are close at hand would WOODBURY MOULTOH, in resorting to that method? We means that the American people column. Streets, Portland, Maine, £ Wednesday. Sept, 7. justified a the chances that we shall carrv on over subject foals 1895 and uuder $400 comparatively, do not know that tbit was the case, but large populations C. W. T. CODING, Trotting kind of rule against which their own bonds: 2.29 class, trot. 4°® succeed In blessing the natives of the shown to the Gen. offer the following 4°® if it should be be, people Government is thejmost solemn p-otest, mylldtf Manager 2.45 class, stake, trot, Pnilippines ten thousand miles away are 2.20 class, trot, 400 will be likely to take a very charitable it may be said that those countries and in VISITORS BANKERS, S. not brilliant. But we be any SUMMER S. Govt. New Sept. very imagine view of these broaches of mili- populations cannot governed U. Thursday, apparent con- $4o0 an to confer on other but is not that the most 3 minute class, trot. that opportunity blessings rules. way; 5’s. tary reason this should Mactiias Water Go. gold 2.25 stake, pace, is the motive of but a clusive why lepublic are welcome to the others controlling Sts. 2.15 not attempt to govern them at all? Steamer for Gar. Middle & Exchange class, trot, number of other Water Go. 5’s- 2.25 trot, very insigniQcant the Philip- “CHINESE” GOhDON. suoh an there are Day gold class, stake, Against attempt Newport, Maine, ^'o candid ob- Friday, Sept. !». pine annexation boomers. The idea which reasons hardly less vital, R, R. events in this & Aroostook 1st 2.10 *400 of them is some server of current republic Bangor class, pace, .. animates most that in Recollections of tlio Pioneer In tlie Soudan less INVESTMENT SECURITIES horses starting in, will deny that the exercise of more or BOOK STORE S. S. Co. Consolation race, (for annexation will confer will International 5's. hut not wfnniug money in Classes way blessings Region. rule over distant countries Mortg. gold arbitrary (effects ___OF. slower than 2.40. upon themselves. be apt to produce most porniojons Until Sept 19th, 1S98, Steamer will OF morals, lho farther of Ellsworth 4’s. LETTERS CREDIT, upon our public R. R- Wharf on Tuesday, Thurs- City rates on ail railroads. For all par- the of the To the Editor the Press: countries are from leave Excursion All that figures Vermont of away those subject at 7 a. m., ticulars programs, blanks, and so on, address tho richer and day and Saturday Terminal Co. bonds. Lewiston. election show is that there was great lack Dear sir—Your terse and effective leader clo-e public observation, Boston GEORGE H. CLARK, Sec’y., their natural resources, SHORT & HARMON FOREIGN CRAFTS. conse- more tempting LORING, sepTdiw of interest among the voters, in about Kitchener’s recent victory m the for self- aug24dtf the more unlit their populations THE for BOSTON. We also otter $25,000 Washing- the WE : HAVE ; quence cf which many did not go to the Soudan recalls memories which may be government and the more pronounced the more unrestrained 4 that are at all. As compared with the lig- interesting to your readers—memories, of race antagonisms, FAME Sl.OO. ton County s, exempt polls of the race STAB COURSE the will bo the cupidity governing JLtatest Koolts, THE BOSTON ures of four years ago Republican a truly groat hero and military saint, of he for the served on board. in this State. the less respect will there right Meals from taxation in Portland by while the the Havelock un devoted is represented vote shows some falling off, sort; earnost, and interests of tho subject races, and the ivlldtf II. P. C. IIKRSEY. Agent. and the L. A. PALMER. Democratic shows a slight increase, bin pioneer in that vory Soudan, whoso bril- more unscrupulous rapacious ft'Sac !§t»tffl©ai©B*y, MRS. over them—and this in spite of laws at M. Steiners & Sons’ Mu- the Republican vote in 1894 was unusual liant administrative and military genius, rule WM. M. MARKS, with headquarters for their protection which may be fair on and many pretty goods. PRICE ON APPLICATION. an off and the Demo combined wiili his intense zeal for hu- daily excursion, a ly large for year, face and well intended in theh dtl vour a^idres^and you will receive their well. aug9 3'send0us with full cratio unusuallr small. Really the Re manity have paved tho way for triumphs To Soul It Harps beautifully illustrated prospectus par- meaning. Mar Course Entertain- which has been much of the first-class ticulars Button and Damocartic votes ure aboui amia bis noble name is never There complaint PREBLE Pound Trip Ticket including Card Brumfield St., Boston. f publican HOUSE ment aug20 our Government OPPOSITE only Co.,36 twe influence wielded in by 'shore Dinner at the Meriyconeag Book, that Che mentioned, it is venerated like an off year average, showing though ns augaoeodtf AMD— rich and powerful corporations such —= re- that of a saint and the $u.