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MI SCEI.1.A>*E()MS. _ Hi YEARS ASONY ( THE FALL OF SANTIAGO. FROM ECZEMA EZCSO^cE • 1 —-----—---- CURED BY CUTICURA For ten years I suffered untold agonies from Eczema, my lower limbs being so swollen and broken out that I could hardly go about. My brother, a physician of thirty years’ practice, and other physicians of splendid ability, tried in vain to effect a cure and signally failed. I became absolutely disheartened, and had lost all hope, when a friend induced me to give Cuticura. Kemedies a trial. I used two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura (ointment), and it resulted in an absolute and permanent cure. DAVID M. SAPP, Plymouth, 111. Sfebdy Cube Treatment fob all Skix axd Blood Humors, with Loss OF Hair.—Warm baths with Cuti- CZJBA Soap, gentle anointings with Octicuka, and mild doses 01 Cuticuba Rbsolvkxt. Bold throughout the world. Potter Dbugayd Chem, Cobp., Solo Props., Boston. “How to Cure LcSTaia," tee.

« THE CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK of Portland, Maine. FR«HM STOPPED- CAPITAL, $100,000.00 WITHOUT SHOT. Surplus and Undivided Profits, $25,000.00 Solicits the accounts of Banks,Mer- a cantile Firms, Corporations and Very Near To Scrap ia tinuta* Individuals, and is prepared to fur- Off Like namo nish its patrons the best facilities Santiago Dropped Daribor, and liberal accommodations. Intarsd Pair! OannsitQ Ripe Fruit. (Copyright 1893 by tha Associated Prose.) SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS. Playa del Este, Guanthnamo Bay, July Interviews and Oorrespondenne Invited. 14—A French gunboat of about BflOO tons (Copyright 1S89 by the Associated Press.) displacement attempted to oome Into tha CCI.LEN C. CHAPMAN, President* harbor about dusk Palaya Del Kste, Guantanamo Bay. tonight) ‘rflthoiat pel* THOMAS H. EATON, Cashier. mission and met with a 14.— 2 m.—General com- BfitpflBe party. -DIIUSCTOItS: July p. Toral, The cruiser Marblehead fired a manding the Spanish forces in Santiago black Shot CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, SETH L. LARRABEE, as the came into the de this sent a communi- gunboat edlHtnce to E. M. STEADMAN. CHARLES j. CHAPMAN, Cuba, morning the harbor, but no attention was paid to BRICE M. EDWARDS, PtRLEY P. BURNHAM cation to General Shatter, indicating his this and a shot from a elk pounder was HENRY S. OS GOOD, JAMES F. KAWXES, willingness to accept the terms of sur- 6ent across her bows, was WILLIAM El. render proposed yesterday and asking the This, too, dls« jei MARKS.w&Ftfistp the American commander to appoint com- regarded, gunboat coming along under full steam, For & few missioners to meet the Spanish commis- minutes it looked as if ft row was possible. The OLT OF TOWS YWm sioners to arrange to send the Spanish on the troons back to Spain. This will be trumpets Marblehead rang out a -;s WELL AS- call to and promptly done. quarters another Shot was sent across the The surrender of General Toral not only gunboat's bow this time NATIVES in uncomfortable (Chat warn- means the fall of Santiago, hut by the proximity have their or was Can cleansing dyeing terms of surrender the whole eastern end ing sufficient, however, and the done promply and correctly. We have cwpptu Wllli-I DAlioilitj DUUUCU" tailors’ pressmen. of the island falls into tho hands of the ness. Gentlemen's clothing a specialty. United States without firing a shot. Ladles' a It Is naval custom clothing specialty. The surrender is to include all the against for a war Kid Gloves Cleansed Every Day. vessel of one nation to enter a which Spanish troops at Santiago, Guantanamo, port vessels of another the nation are blockading CnCTCO^ ^ Forest City Dye House and Caimanera and Sagua, composing Steam Carpet Cleansing unless permission is The HIMI UW I rhklB VS of the given. captain VVork3# fourth corps Spanish army. of the French gunboat was either in 13 Preble St., opp. Preble House The portion of the province of Santiago ignorance of the American or de Cuba that lies east of the line from I occupation Wiw" chose to disregard it until re- Sagua, via Las Palmas to Asserradores, I foroibly minded Of the fact by Commander Mc- is surrendered to the United States, ► Gen. Disabled in of 3. x HOBSON’S CHOICE Linares, Spanish Commander, Fight July Qen. Shafter, the American Commander. Calltt. THE WEATHER. Would probably be a pair of those i The was to iaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa A4AAAAAA AAAAAAAA AAAAAA gnnboat allowed anohor In handsome llusset Calf or Yici the lower harbor for tba Bals we are making a specialty of night. at $3,50. GERMANY'S MEDDLING. WE KNOW Be has been more anxious than he dared Every lady who is looking for com- 5000 Embraces as fort as well as style will be more Territory show to the condition of our sick our Square than satisfied with liusset NEWS. NO soldiers and looked with apprehension Irene Affair Bore Serious Than Ee Polish Shoes, kid and cloth top, at * Washington, July 14.—Forecast for upon the possibility of a prolongation of ported. Friday for Maine, New Hampshire Miles and Several Cities. the struggle In the unhealthy valley of 14.—There was con- and Vermont: Fair in southern por- Washington, July Santiago. The Secretary said that the in siderable in administra- tions; showers northern portions; disappointment Porto Rican expedition would go forward winds. tion circles because no details July£[16.—The Daily Mall’s warmer, southwesterly tonight immediately. It will comprise new men London, Boston, July 14.—Forecast for Boston the surrender of Santiago Hong Kong correspondent cables that It Center & McDowell, concerning entirely. The warriors in the trenches is “Now known here that Admiral and vicinity for Friday: Fair weather: the nu- were received. During evening before have them- CONGRESS ST.. southwest to west winds. Santiago distinguished Dewey ordered the correspondents at Ma- warmer; came from different merous telegrams Washington, July 14.—Secretary Long received the fol- selves and it is not deemed to nila not to give the foil story of the Irene L.ocal Weather Report. prudent BROWN’S BLOCK. of the the parts country congratulating them in contact with for fear of aronsing feeling In America jyMtf 14.—The looal weather bring unnecessary Portland, July from Admiral dated off Santi- lead to President upon the success of the opera- lowing cablegram Sampson which might complications with bureau office records as to the weather new troops, in view of the of danger When the full details trans- tions at Germany. are as follows: Santiago. 2 in. The sick soldiers _ ago p. spreading contagion. pire It will be seen that the lnoident was 8 a. m—Barometer, 30.191; thermom- will be nursed back to health and brought more serious than it at first appeared. As ter, 64; dew point, 67: humidity, 79; IN FINE CONDITION. Surrendered.’' wind, W; velocity, 3; weather, clear. “Santiago to the United States as soon as they oan soon as the American ships came on the thermome- scene of In Sublg tbe Irene 8 p. m.—Barometer, 29.962, bo safely removed. Immune regiments aot$h bay ter, 63; dew point, 61; humidity, 9,; slipped tret cable, leaving her anohor In will be ordered te to wind, S; velocity 12; weather, p.Jcloudy. Santiago garrison the The Wlldman Madrid corre- bay. American opnsul, Mean thermometer 64; maximum, London, July 15.—The dally the town and two of these regiments are refhses to say more than this, taking the thermometer, 72; minimum thermometer, The spondent of the Daily Mail says: surrendered General Toral includes about one third of the □nmn linn ftf rtflllnv fl.fl AHmlml TYawav velooity of wind, 16 S; territory by pro- already under orders to proceed. The 57; maximum] Im- total .03. “A despatch from Havana to El It is believed by those who Know Ad- preoipitatlon, vince of de Cuba. The western line as described General Shatter Porto Rican expedition will be com- that three thousand Ameri- Santiago by begins miral Dewey that on the arrival of the Weather Observation. parcial says manded by General Miles in person, monitors and Monadnook he Cape Haytien, Hayti, July 14.—The cans have landed near under at a on the Southern Cuban coast about miles west of the of Monterey ntuiuot Cienfuegos, Assardores, point 25 1UU a^nuuumiui uc|;ittuuicuu city though General Brooke, now in com- will insist bis harbor bulletin was issued upon regulations following today by bureau for 14. taken at cover of the guns of the U. S. cruiser yesterday, July Santiago de Cuba and runs almost due North fifty miles to Los Palmas thence North- mand at Camp Thomas, is expected to being carried out to the letter. The opln ■ the French Cable company: 8 p. m., meridian time, the observa- Montgomery.” be his main dependence. The size of the ion among the foreigners at Manila Is for each section in this “Santiago de Cuba, July 14.—The tion being given El Correo doubts the truth of this re- east to the of de on the Northern coast. It that the Americans will never J city Sagua Tanamo, comprises something will General forgive ordor: Temperature, direction of wind expedition depend upon oapitulatlon of Santiago has been signed. “Gen. Toral cables that the Iosebs the Germans for their meddlesome atti- port. like with a when the Miles’s It is believed stat3 of weather: 5,000 square miles, population exceeding 125,000 is in its wishes, although tude in the It will not The Americans government ac the country Philippines. only ept 70 of the laBt few days have been 400 killed, Boston, degrees, SW, clear; normal the that 35,000 men will be sufficient for the hurt them in trade with Amerioa, bnt it conditions of General Pando. The Spanish New York, 74 degrees, SW, p. cloudy; wounded and taken Ho state. It includes cities of de Cuba, prisoners. says important Santiago Guantanamo, Sagua At San Juan the will be will alEo all of Ger- 76 degrees, SW, p. oloudy; purpose. navy effectually destroy are to withdraw with Philadelphia, troops military war 76 Al- that he has 13,000 troops left in fine con- many’s chances of say or ta- Washington, degrees, S, clondy; de Tanamo and Baracoa. of greater assistance than it was at Santi- having any honors and will to sent back at once to bany, 83 degrees, NW, clear; Buffalo, dition.” fluence in the disposal of.the Philippine* owing to the possibility of approach- 72degrees, KW, clear; Detroit, 82degrees, It rich in and coffee. ago if should beoome American Spain.” 74 is exceedingly minerals, sugar they properly, SW, clear; Chicago, degrees, NE, the town more closely without risk- clear; St. Paul, 68 degrees, SW, clear, GEN. MONET UNDER BAN. ing St. — The iron and copper mines at and are owned contact with mines. General Brooke Builds up the system; puts pure, rich Vincent, degrees, —, -; large Jaragua, Baiquiri vicinity by ing 78 Bis- blood in the veins: makes men and Huron, Dak., degrees, SE, clear; his to marck, 80 SE, Jackson- is now on way Washington by women strong and healthy. Burdock degrees, cloudy; American companies. d ville, 80 degrees, SE, cloar; Tampa direction of Secretary Alger so that he Biood Bitters. At any u; store. — degrees, —.-. 14.—Captain General Au- districts are the extensive Madrid, July In the Guantanamo sugar plantations of Soledad, will bo in a position to make his views ---—- telegraphs as follows under date of gust! known to the The Gen. Monet’s unable Los Santa Cecilia and others. department. experience M tr TT O July 10: column, Ecperanza, Canes, to hold out at Macatoro; left in three gained in despatching Shafter’s expedi- on an extensive trade with the United States. boats, towed by the gunboat Leyte to se- Baracoa carried tion it is expected, will aid tho officials It ourereinfi rceir.euts. was stopped by the in their determination to make short Americans, but aided by the current it work of the Porto Rican affair. There s icceeded in reaching Esetercos and Washington, 14 —The first chapter death, wounds or sickness of the soldiers sent to the hospitals from wounds, fevers xiuiacan. There, however, the column July will bo plenty of transports available for and was made prisoners by the An in the land of the United States and sailors on both sides. Look- other ailments. Our fleet had a ro- insurgents. campaign engaged the expedition, us the has de- official inquiry has been opened into the government “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” against Spain closed today when the ing back over the record of these two markablo exemption from disaster in the conduct of Gen. Monet. vised other moans of rsmoving the Span- Spanish colors gave plaoo over Santiago weeks, it is seen that a great iron clad many engagements it has had with the Bottled at the Spring, near Neuenahr, Rhenish MYSTERIOUS CONFERENCE. iards captured at Santiago to Spain than only to tho American flag. Next will follow squadron has been destroyed, that nearly forts at the entrance of the hnrbor and Madrid, July 14.—Blanco’s conference by carrying them on these transports. Prussia. his the transportation of the Spanish troops a thousand Spanish ; sailors have been with the Spanish squadron. with generals and the colonels of the That tho navy is ready to do its share at volunteers at Havana yesterday has been back to their native land and tho capture drowned or killed by shells and- flame, fully reported hero and is much com- short notice goes without saying. Porto A who refilled Apollinaris bottles “Next is Porto Rico,” snld Secretary Philadelphia party mented upon, the result of the of the island of Porto Rico unless peace and that an untold number of Spanish although Rico is not expected to offer a very used counterfeits of the meetlncs and the action after receiving news of bearing the genuine labels, and also governmental soon intervene. The siege of Santiago soldiers have died in the trenches of Alger Santiago’s thereon has been kept a seuret. The formidable resistance. It is believed that formal “and then if need in Epocu says it understands that the had lasted two weeks and was remarkable On the other hand about 250 surrender, be, Apollinaris labels, was recently imprisoned Moyamensing Span- Santiago. the moral of today’s surrender at ish soldiery in Cuba decided to undevi- Santiago in many and in none more than American soldiers have been killed and Havana.” Philadelphia. atingly follow the government’s instruc- respects Jail, Ihe was in excellent spirits. Continued on Second Fag e. tions. the heavy pel* oentage of loss through in round numbers 2000 mors have been Secretary J was destroyed, which has been the rea water. drinking unfilterecl A steamer MISCELLANEOUS. GENERALS MEET. object of the campaign, it seemed to b< FROM GEN. MILES. arrived on the 9th from Australia with POWERS TO MEDDLE. THE FALL OF BRICKS m 3000 SANTIAGO. TWISTED IRON the general disposition to allow Genera frozen carcasses for the American forces. Toral to evacuate Santiago. “Tlip condition of Manila is said to be This would give us a military anc terriblo. It is hoped the town will sur- naval base, permit l the starving refugee! render Continued foom First General Miles Confers without necessitating a bombard- Pago, With Gen. to return to their homes, and would allow Written Before Actual ment, but the Spanish authorities are Another of Interference In Hurled with Terrible Dispatch Story will be to discourage the defenders of San Force Cause the immediate embarkation of the bulk obstinate, and a capitulation is not likely, flio whole Toral. of our army for the Porto Rico oampaign. Surrender. American expedition is ex- Juan. There is, however, always thf Heath aud pected here by 30. Philippines. Disaster. {The rain now falls in sheets every day, July prospect that peaco ensue before “Admiral Dewey, whoso attitude has may drenching the soldiers, out th< washing been particularly humane and lenient, hostilities have progressed against Spain’s roads and swelling the streams Into tor has now declared a complete blockade. easternmost General Wheeler’* Before West India island. Rumors Headquarters, rents, In fact our base of supplies if 14.—The War Depart- Yesterday he sent away the British 14.—Tho Matin has received FRIGHTFUL BOILER Washington,'July Paris, July were EXPLOSION de 4 in. via steamer which afloat this afternoon to the effect Santiago Cuba, July 18, p. actually threatened by the mountalr ment has received the following cable Esmerelda. wished to from its London correspondent, who has 1.80 un- take passengers for lion" that the IK BUFFALO STARCH FACTORY. Kingston, Jamaica, July 14, p. streams. Two bridges were carried away from Gen. Miles, written be- Kong. of information, a des- Spanish government at last had apparently “The conduct of the Gormans still unusual.'fsourcos it appears that on Monday General this afternoon after a downfall in which fore the final at 3 made surrender of Santiago causes grave suspicion.’’ patch in which he says the European overtures in that direction, but Shafter did not again demand the uncon- an inch and a half of rain fell. o’olock: the chancellories are now discussing their basis was the current be- ditional surrender which General Toral probably The Aguadores river is impassable. The 14. GERMANY’S POSITION of the eventual Intervention of Playa, July CORRECT. question lief Six bad refused on but he offered, as of that one more ravers3 to the Spanish Persons Were Killed, Twenty-five In- Sunday, water, shoulder deep, is running like a Secretary War, Washington: the powers in the Philippine islands. an alternative to the Before Santiago, July 14.—Gen. Torol arms and Two Are to proposition, aooept small Niagara. A mule filled No Cause For Complaint Irene The at the corre- would he sufficient to compell the jured Missing Supposed ambulance, formally surrendered the of his liegardlng ambassadors Berlin, capitulation of the enemy, and to trans- with which troops Have Been Killed—The Cause of the the refugees, ‘, attempted to crosi army—troops and division of Santiago, on Incident. spondent adds have advised their govern- Spanish government to sue for peace and excellence of syrup of figs the officers and to port Spanish troops the ri ver was carried 200 down th< terms and that his line of Kxploslon is a is due not yards understanding troops ments respecting Germany’s policy, this reverse was furnished the sur- Mystery. to the and shall be returned to by only originality Spain, they to leave all their anus behind stream to where the Spain. Gen. Shatter 14.—The settled. of Caney, passenger! will Berlin, July Cologne Zeitung which seems quite Germany simplicity the combination, but also It this appoint commissioners to draw up render of Toral’s army. The navy N. tlie ex- and he to accept their parole. was were rescued with the of the maintenance of the depart- Buffalo, Y., July 14.—By to the care difficulty. the conditions of arrangements for carry- denounoes story German war- would prefer the and skill with which it is which General Toral declined ment has not bean atffeoted these plosion of a holier in the Niagara Starch proposition Col. Theodore Roosevelt, is one of tboa ing out the terms of surrender. This is Irene’s interference at isl- status if as a consequence of by manufactured scientific ship Subig bay, quo; but, works at 5 by processes who believes the very and Gen. Snafter and o’clook today, the building known yesterday. army is threatened with gratifying, and of Luzon, Philippines, as a fabrica- the war, Spanish sovereignty disappeared, rumors to the extent of relaxing any of to the California Fig Syrup the officers ana men of his oommand are was six killed and 25 Thl3 morning It was decided to hold a a great disaster unless General Toral anc wrecked, persons Co. and we eutitled to credit for their tion. American sovereignty must not be its its precautions or abandoning any of its only, wish to great sincerity injured. The dead ares William impress upon personal Interview with General Toral. his troops are allowed to Two Oi and The Lokal the international Kelley, all the of depart. fortitude in overcoming the almost Anzeigor says Ameri- successor. An agreement, for importance purchasing the General Miles and his who plans, Secretary Long stated un- engineer; Henry Sehlffernstein, fireman; true and staff, got General Randolph’s batteries reached thi insuperable obstacles which they encoun- cans are unreasonably excited about the the Matin correspondent further asserts, original remedy. As the no further than General Shafter’s head- tered. A portion of the army has been today that Commodore Wat- Casper Walter, miller; Charles Entemann, front today and were posted in the centri Irene Incident. Even if it occurred as will be established and the powers in- equivocally genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured infested with yellow fever and efforts will teamster; Mrs. W. quarters last night, accompanied by Gen- of General Lawton’s division on the ex the in the islands would son's eastern squadron would certainly go Joseph Hoyt. by the California Fig be made to separate those who are infest- Admiral Dewey reports, Irene-did not terested each be S^rup Co. eral Shafter and his staff, rode oat to the trerne where can ed Baby Hoyt, fatally injured. Baby Slose, a of right, they command th< and those free from it and to keep interfere, but retired immediately ppon called on to^protectlits. owndnterests. to Spain as soon as It could sail. only, knowledge that fact will skull fractured. John front shortly before eight o'clock under a town our lines and over th< those who are still on board ship separated Injured, Ding- assist one in the beyond the arrival of Americans. The correspondent adds: The number of soldiers to avoiding worthless from those on shore. Therqfpre, B Spanish be elder, head out. iiag of truce. A request for a personal in- churohes, hospitals and other Arrangements shown that the Is the imitations manufactured other publli will be immediately made for every courtesy was Apao- “This logical outooma of the by par- terview with the commander was carrying the sent to Spain is estimated at ten The causes whioh led to the explosion ties. The Spanish buildings, flying the Red Cross flag at out further instructions of the President ricans demand of a neutral But Monroe doctrine, prinoiple of which high standing pf the Cali- made and country. will bo employed by in order to will never be known. The engineer and fornia Fig Syrup Co. and acceded to at about nine the eastern edge of the city. and yourself. if the Irene did iiinder Aguinaldo’s land- Europe thousand. The extreme length of the with the medi- protect Itself against American Interfer- fireman who were both were the cal o’olock General Miles, General Shafter, the movements of the foi (Signed) tract surrendered killed, profession, and the Satisfaction Already army ing, it is no business of Dewey’s. If the ence, and unless appearanoes are decep- by General Toral is General General Nelson A. Miles, only persons who could have possessed which the of Wheeler, Gilmour, Col. the future as outlined are based on th< American admiral sees lit to make com- tive, Groat Britain in spite of talked of genuine Syrup Figs has Major General of the Army. stated here to be about 110 miles and the to and Col. Maus rode fall of the The of Saxon no the same as any knowledge on the subject. Of the given millions of makes Morse, Captain Wiley oity. plans the general! mon cause with the insurgent chiefs, it is Anglo alliance.will families, the other extreme width about five not a the name of the up, passed over our entrenchments and are not to allow our to powers. fifty miles, tapering tubnlar boilers fragment oould Company a troops enter th( GOOD none of our affair. guaranty SHAFTER'S NEWS. be found of the excellence of its went down into the a to a less width .and mafciqg in all about tonight. remedy. It is valley beyond. They city except garrison of immunes whici Germany still preserves her neutrality Washington, July 14—3 p. m.—The ad- At five o'clock In the far in advance of all other were met by General Toral and his ohief will remain the towards Spain and does not intend to re- TO MAKE COLON FAST. 5000 miles. It is a moun- everyone neigh- laxatives, here, proof against yellow jntant general has reoeived the square rugged, as it following: and his hordes as bel- borhood was startled a sound acts on the liver and of staff, under a spreading mango tree, at fever. Have returned from cognize Aguinaldo by hissing kidneys, just interview with The matter is so tainous country with very few towns of bowels the Gen. ligerents. pl»in that we from the This was fol- without irritating or weaken- bottom of the valley about half way Until ready : for embarkation on thi Toral. He agreesjto,surrender up- coming factory. do not believe any diplomatic step will size. Mr. H. J. Alien of Kansas ing and it between the lines. The interview on the basis of being returned to any City lowed Instantly by a roar and a them, does not nor that transports at the city’s piers, our met Spain. be taken for we do noc doubt for a mo- deep gripe This proposition embraces all of eastern nauseate. In order to lasted almost an hour. The be ment that the American officials will ad- de 13—via who had just come from Santiago, wag jarring of the earth and then the get its beneficial followed, will camp ed on the heights surround Cuba from Asseraderos on the south to Off Santiago Cuba, July ripping mit the correctness of the German pro- of timbers the of Iron effects, please remember the name of situation was placed frankly before where the water is Sagua on the via with July 4—4.30 p. m.—Ad- with Secretary Alger this afternoon. He wrenching and a ing Santiago good, north, Palma, ceedings. Kingston, Jam., the Company— General Toral and he was offered the probably the fourth army corps. Com- this sent the shoWer of falling bricks. As the cloud of Strict Instructions have been issued tc The foregoing is believed to be in- miral Sampson morning said the surrendered country was so wild missioners meet this afternoon at 3.80 to dust rolled baok alternative of being sent home with his the soldiers to boll their spired : battleship Texas to make the wreck of from the ruins It was CALIFORNIA FIG drinking water, definitely arrange terms. and rocky that It afforded practioally no SYRUP CO. or The Tagblatt’a Madrid correspondent seen that large section of the garrison leaving Santiago province. but owing to the poverty of their equip W. R. Shatter. the Cristobal Colon fast to the shore by building SAN FRANCISCO, C«L says has declared that he is now for a considerable The that he Sagasta coble. Colon bow camping ground body and the boiler house were in ruins. Of only^condltlon imposed being ment, this is almost impossible. convinced that the Americans would be hawsers and tThe lies, LOUISVILLE, Ky, NEW TORE, K. T.. should not the fortifica- stern in water. It is of and there was not a in it the six persons who were in the destroy existing The rainy weather has accelerated thi THE FIRST NEWS. uexeuieu uy me nil hi iui-ues ui ui ua ana on the bank, deep troops point building tions and should leave his arms that the Americans know this them- only two esoaped. and her behind. spread of malaria and other fevers. Ir feared that a heavv sea would wash her suitable as a basis of operations for an Mrs.;Hoyt selves, but sinoe no longer has a were crushed bricks This latter condition, the Spanish general, some of the over a third of thi Spain into water, as the bank is very baby by while pass- regiments fleet, the Americans could starve the isl- deeper army. Except the Spanish foroe at PORTLAND POSTOFFICE who does it is to float her. ing the building. Most of the injured nof speak English, explained men are unfit for duty. and without subjecting themselves to ex- steep, and impossible Santiago, numbering about 10,COo men, out side of through his interpreter, was impossible. General Chaffee in addition to Genera posure to the Spanish bullet. Hence, be It has been decided to attempt to save and persons the building. Scarce- Washington, July 14.—“Santiago sur- has resolved to about as Mr. Allen stated that there were no a house within one He said the laws of Spain gave a general Duffield is suffering from fever. bring peace soon repair her. ly thousand feet of rendered at three,” is the significant as possible. .I the General Miles was received with within the surrendered faotory esoaped being hit with bricks, OFFICE greai official * Spanish troops HOURS. announcement that reaohed the twisted iron or when he found it bat he could enthusiasm all nlnnc the line and wm NOTHING KNOWN. ! heavy timbers and it was untenable, FIVE CASES FATAL. zone as it had been overrun Garcia’s ^resident at 3.06. It came a by not in dispatch these missiles which oaused * Cashier's leavajils arms behind without sub- greeted with cheers on all sides. Th< Berlin. 14.—In to an flying most of Office, (Sundays excepted.) 8.00 a. from a July response m. to 6.00 m.: signal service official at Playa forces. The Spanish garrisons were at the p. Money order department, 9.09 jecting himself to the penalty of being General himself as ex inquiry on the subject, the injuries. a. m. to 6.00 m,: expressed being del Este, and told of the of the correspondent p. Registry department, 9.00 a. result o£ the Associated was in- Manzanillo and to the west of of the m. to 6.00 m. court martlaled and shot. His govern- oeedingly gratified at the strength of oui Press officially Holguin Many injured persons were in p. meeting of the capitulation commission- formed that their dooryards and upon the street at the ment, he said, bad granted him per- and at the character of the worki today, nothing, either'jdfitjei- wbloh the surrendered zone. These garrisons did General Delivery. (Sundays 7.39 position July uuio ui mo excepted.) ers in the most brief and concise form or is known bv the Ger- Washington, 14.—Reports DApiusiuu ana were me oy a. m. to 7.00 m. mission to evacuate That was ally unofficially, p. Sundays 9.00 to 10.00 a. m.. Santiago. thrown up. He complimented many oi flying missiles. It is said that over 100 1.00 to 2.00 p. m. of any of the numerous dispatches laid man government of the cruiser Irene’s have reached the War Department show all Further than that he was the officers houses were iron powerless commanding personally on th< before the interference with the at The injured by lulling brick, Carriers' Deliveries, (Sundays excepted.)—In President daring the day. The insurgents that there has been some mortality navy department has not heard up and timber. It is business scotion to go. work accomplished. Subic Bay. impossible tonight to oi the city between High and dispatoh was well ahead of the official to the close of office hours to what estimate the damage to tho India streets at 7.00. 9.00 and 11.00 a. m., 1.00 and Without so in General To a among the yellow fever cases with extent Niagara saying words, correspondent of the Associate! from starch works plant. sp.ni.; in other sections at 8.00 a. m., 1.00 p. m. message Shatter. Santiago time is at Office Miles said the tenor of General Toral's re- Press General Miles said he was proud t( DARE NOT ATTACK MANILA. Shafter’s army. This, however, has been the American fleet was participating in Sunday delivery window, 9.00 to 10.00 55 minutes ahead of which a. m., 1.00 to 2.00 p. m. Collections from street marks ail his realization that he Washington, WOUNDED MEN SINGING. betrayed command an army whioh had carried th< 14—10 a. m.—An offiolal surrendei. With in boxes at 7.00 and 11.00 a. 4.00 and 8.00 in. accounts for the ick the com- Madrid, July slight, as it is said that up to the present the^Spanish Santiago m., p. q result, 6.00 m. could not hold oat long. When General line of hills on which our centre now dispatch from Manila, dated July 9, say6 Sundays, p. only. missioners not till 2.80. A oases have resulted our hands, the way will ba clear for Ad- meeting few the of that and the time but flve fatally. Sang star Banner While ABEIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. Shatter that our reinforcements rests. He added that there no garrison place Span- Spangled Being explained was proudei minutes atter this message had come to ish have conflicts with the is ar- miral fleet to enter the harbor Boston, Southern and intermediate were that he was in our outposts daily Surgeon General Sternberg making Sampson’s Taken From Transports. Western, coming up, completely page military annals than tba are and connections & the President, the following was received insurgents who receiving numerous offices via. Boston Matna surrounded and that new batteries were written on In The to the and proceed to the wharves, as soon as the railroad (Eastern Division.) Arrive at 12.15, July. conclusion, Genera Chief Officer reinforcements. dispatch adds: rangements supplement working by Signal Greeley: 5.00 and 11.00 p. m.; close 7.45 a. m., 12.00 m., being posted, General Toral Miles remarked that he felt satisfied from We have inflicted great losses ppor and mines at the harbor en- Newport News, Va., July 14.—The simply force of “immunes” physicians and torpedoes 5.00 and 9.00 p. in.; Sundays, arrive 1.00 p. m., Playa, July 14. them. The Americans dare not attaos Breakwater sbrngged his shoulders. General Toral's manner and words tha transport arrived at Fort close 4.30 ana 9.00 p. m. Gen. to llnd themselves con nurses at trance are removed. The fortifications of Greeley, Washington: Manila, fearing Santiago. Monroe this afternoon from de Southern and, and “I am but a subordinate," he said, he was anxious to surrender. the rebels Santiago Boston, Western, interme- Santiago has surrendered. fronted by and unable to with Morro diate offices and via Boston ind “and I castle, Zooapa, Cayo Smith, and Cuba bringing 140 wounded and sick connections, obey my government. If it is stand them. They also fear that if Aguin DIFFICULT PROBLEM. Maine railroad. (Western division)—Arrive at LOTS OF RUMORS. (Signed) others are included in the 10.45 a. necessary we can die at our posts.” aldo’s forces attack the town the popula- surrendered soldiers. Hundreds of people stood on the m., 5.30 and 8.30 p. m.; close 6.00 and 7.45 a. 12 m. and 2.30 m. Jones. tion will join them.” The scenes m., p. General Toral is a man of zone. The of these fine pier. witnessed yesterday sixty years possession Eastern, via Maine Central when Railroad—Arrive of age, with a face and But the News Was the City of Washington arrived 2.00 and 5.30 a. and 6.00 strong, rugged Satisfactory TVhoi ALGER APPROVES TERMS. GEN. DUFFIELD SICK. fortresses, particularly Morro Castle will m., 12.30 p. m.; close were re-enacted. The men were carried 10.15 and 11.30 a. m„ 12.30 and 9.00 p. ti. fine, soldierly tearing. His brave words It Came. m.— The afford valuable for a Washington, July 14.—Secretary Alger Off de Cuba, 13,—vis Madrid, July 14—8 p. minister garrison points large from the on Avgusta, intermediate offices and connections inspired a feeling of respect and admira- Santiago July vessels stretchers, some returned to the war department from the Kingston, Jem., 14—9.30 a. in.— via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at 2.00 and July of the Senor in an number of men. The terms under whioh on account of a. tion in the hearts of his adversaries. While House shortly before 3 o’clook. He Gen. Duffleld is suffering from malaria; interior, Capdepon, groaning pain, while others 9.0a m, 12.30 and 6.00 p. m.: close at 0.00 and Washington, July 14.—While there wen his were the 10.15 and 11.30, a. m., 4.15 and 9.00 p. m. Nevertheless, the Spanish general’s anxie- expressed gratification at the latest fever, but he is not wounded, as was re interview today is quoted as saying he these strongholds are surrendered is not singing “Star Spangled Ban rumors as to the exact condition! reports from Gen. Shatter, but In the United Farmington, intermediate offices and connec- ty to avoid further sacrifice of life in his many apparently ported States. According ner.” The soldiers were placed in the via Maine desired to take a could not that a of the yet known in detail, but it is regarded as tions. Central railroad—Arrive at at it was not until conservative view of the to the last accounts, Gen. Duffleld was deny portion command was manifest and he Santiago, 12 o’clock hospital tents where their wounds were 12.45 and 6.00 p. m.; close at 7.45 a. m. and 12.15 did not matter as being of suoh grave still at in the importance commanding Siboney place cabinet was in he likely that their big guns pass with the redressed a p. m. that Adjutant General Corbin returnee that it must not favor.of peaoe. But, and change of olothlng plaoed hestiate to ask for time to communicate be regarded as settled of who is sick and on his waj Gen.Young While the fleet on them. Some of the men were serious- Dockland, intermediate offices and connec- the from the White House. He then gave ou finally and absolutely until ac- home. added, “Peace is a very difficult surrender. will soon be situation to Madrid, although he aotually problem but the surgeons believe that tions via Knox and Lincoln railroad—Arrive in its and said it ly wounded, 12.30 the brief bulletin stating that Genera complished details, yet free to move to some and 6.00 p. m.; close at 6.00 and 11.30 a. m. dubiously shook his h ead when he spoke remained to be known to solve.” S J&Ssu*. up Santiago city, with a few exceptions all will recover. It Torai had exactly what the TROOPS HELD BACK. intermediate offices and jf the asked for a commission to terms of was impossible to get a list of the Skouhegan, conneo- probable responso. surrender were. He said he doubt is entertained in naval oircles tions, via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at on terms of and hat had S. 14.—Gen.Wiisor A GREAT wounded and sick. Among those who the course of an agree surrender, telegraphed Gen. Shafter Charleston, C., July ATTRACTION. 12.45 p, m.; close at 12.15 p. m. During interview Gen- inquiring whether could be came on the was CoL as to the exact terms. So as today received orders not to embark. any good accomplished Breakwater Mills. Island Pond, Intermediate offices eral Toral said the himself named his commissioners. The far the trans- and bombardment of Sun- of The will be hold hore for furthei Home of the offloers who the via Grand Trunk lack of definite portation Spanish troops back to Spain troops suoh a move, as It might some accompanied connections, Railway—Ar- and had information led to man] by subject wounded soldiers on the North rive at 7.00,11.45 a. 6.00 7.00 day Monday done little uamage. went, that, he said, was fully under- orders. Why Couldn’t We Have a Few Spanish trip give m., p. m.; Sundays wild One was to the effect sailors to the interesting accounts of the a. m.; close at 7.80 a. m„ 12.30 and 7.30 p. m. He admitted the shells from the of reports. that stood and entirely approved. In second I of our contagion existing fighting guns genera], Tampa, July.14.—The regimen Prisoners for New England Fair. around Santiago. Sundays 7.30 p. m. the fleet has the Spanish proposition had been sum he regarded the situation as satis- of New York,"about to take train foi destroyed four houses, but he highly within the oity. “I saw and Hamilton Gorham, N. II., intermediate offices and con- Port where were Captain Capron marily rejected, and that it took factory. Tampa, they ordered nections, via Grand Trunk railroad—Arrive at asserted that only half a dozen soldiers of only will Fish shot down” said a aboard was new N. 14.—The Great attention be given to the corporal. “If it 7.00 and 11.45 a. and 6.00 m. few minutes for the White House confer transports, stopped by Portsmouth, H., July m., p 1 Simdays 7.00 the garrison had been He also NOW FOR PORTO and will The had not been for the negro the a. close at 7.30 a. 12.30. injured. RICO. orders reoamp. 09th has at are our sick and fever oavalry, m., in., 7.30 p. m. Sun- ence to determine on the prisoners Camp Long indlreotly oare of stricken would volunteered the when Gen- rejection and sc not moved. rough riders have been extermi- days at 8.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. information, Washington. July 14.—Gen. Brooke has yet tho source of much to the anxiety officers on the island. In the nated. The negroes saved that Montreal—Arrive at 11.45 a. eral Miles notify General Shatter. This report wai been ordered from Orders have been received here to. stoj soldiers opinion of fight.” 7.00, m. and 6.00 gallantly inquired after General Chickamauga to Wash- of the marine The Resolute arrived olose at 7.30 m. contradicted loading of all transports. guard. Now that they have supply ship today p. m., 12.30, p. Sunday close officials In al for k Linares’s that the latter would by authority ington immediately consultation re- —. the army surgeons, the siok can be best from She will after whioh 7.30 p. m, condition, the I settled down to every Santiago. ccal, the war said there had garding Porto Rioan expedition. No day routine, people to the probably necessitate the amputation of his department They NOTHING SAID. treated removal to the she will go Norfolk navy yard or Swantom Vt„ Intermediate offices and con- more troops will be sent to Cuba save in Portsmouth and the towns for by high ground been no so far as many Portsmouth, N. H., to have more nections, via Mountain Division M. C. R. It.— left, arm at the shoulder. General rejection, except it re two of guns Miles regiments immunes from New Or- Washington, July 14.—It can be stated miles around consider them of back of the southern coast where the heat mounted. Arrive at 8.10 p m.; close at 7.45 a, m. latod to or over the objeots at the interview did not to as- any delay parley ques leans and Galveston. A at that no intermediate attempt large part positively representations have and well worth to Bartlett. AT. H„ offices and con- tion of surrender. The least of our now in ourioslty going see. is less severe and where recovery could nections Division M. sume the direction of the orders sent to troops Cuba will be been made to the German government re IRISH GOVERNMENT BILL. via Mountain C. R. R.— negotiations, withdrawn. the officers of the Arrive at 8.40 a. m. and 8.10 close General Shatter made it clear the actions of the German nava Accordingly guard are the fear of p. m.; at 7.45 but as of the perfectly tc speotlng without communicat- m. general United States army, It is said that aside from the in the with for proaeed London, July 15.—The House of Com- a. m. and 12.30 and 7.30 p. him that if the regulars commanders Philippines. It is th< besieged applications permission he vouohed for the conditions Spanish commander was now in Cuba the Porto Rican disease to the rest of the Secre- mons sat until five o’olock this Bochester. -V. H„ intermediate offices and con- General expedition opinion of officials of the State depart to visit but orders are ing army. morning to or wanted will not draw camp, prohibitory, when it the nections, via Portland & Rochester railroad— Shatter offered. seeking gain time, a com upon our troops in Cuba that Admiral Dewey has so bon passed report stage of the ment, a of the is anxious to bring the entire Arrive at 1.45 and 6.00 p. m.; close at 6.30 and to treat on the to any extent. himself in with something majority applicants tary Alger Irish local government bill. the return of our mission question of sur- ducted denllng th( and 11.45 a. m. Upon commanders to Gen. Wilson’s fail to understand. render then the division, composed of the foreign men-of-war in tho Philppines at Store than half the army back as soon as it can be done with the American an itself, proposition was no! of Cumberland Mills, Gorham and Westbrook lines important consul- brigades Gen. Haines and Ernest, are to leave no room for or have been to be but if the suggestion repre- prisoners slightly ill since_their to themselves and without (Sacearappa) Arrive at 8.43 a. m. 1.45 and 6.00 tation was held at General considered, Spanish gen- under orders for tbe Porto Rican expedit- on the of the State safety jeopardy Wheeler’s sentation part Depart landing as the result of change of food p. m.; close 6.30 and 11,45 a. m. and 5.30 p. m. eral conceded surrender and desired th< ion. and so as this state of affairs in Portland and Willard—Arrive at headquarters. ment, long and water. All of those who were ill to the other troops Florida and to the South 7.30. One brigade is now is not that 1.00 a. m, 8.00p. m.; oiose 6.30 pm., 1.00 and commission merely to agree the de at^Charleston'and continues it likely there wil landed are on Generals Garcia and with upon when the road to rapid re- The active BOINT’T m. Castiiiio, the other at Chickamauga. be interference with this able officer, general public. preparations 2.00 p. tails and formalities then the was any covery. and Cash Comer—Arrive plan Waste your money and efforts on a Pleasantdale 7.30 There was a current the made to deal with the emergency are suoh “poor and 11.15 a. m. and 4.80 p. m.; close 7.30 a. m. SPAIN PREPARING FOR story among tiring.” To become an artist you must have a extreme to see General accepted. INEVITA- NO FOOD OR CASH. m. right Miles. It prisoners that one of the guards first-class instrument and 1.00 and 6.00 p. Gsneral Corbin looked BLE. ship’s that it is felt the question of disease can was a notable group gathered under the Adjutant upoi had rilled the safe before the nong Kong, July 14.—Letters received surrender, ISLAND MAILS. the matter as being and he said a: and there seems to be Du niuu Duv/uvooMWij nun tnctu vug WE protecting awning of General Wheeler’s settled, London, July 14.—According to mail hero from Iloilo, dated something in it, ui/jjvu OABLRY today July g, the muon on ms return advices received h6re from else Spanish prisoners have been Peaks Island—Arrive at 10.30 a. tent. immediately from thi today Cadiz say a seveie scarcity jof food and cast military situation has been simplified. STEINWAY, HARDMAN m., 2.30 p.m.; conference with the dated July 2, the old Spanish broadside uuerany suppuou wicn goia, ror toe ma- Close 8.8) & m., 2.30 p. m. General In blue President at thi there. The merchants are usinc of them amt Miles, fatigue uniform, armor-clad "Victoria, for some time prevails jority appear to have their In the matter of transports, the depart- GABEER, PEASE, Long Chebeague Islands—Arrive at 9.00 White House. In his the paper in their business transactions' tilled with JAMES a. m.; close at 1.30 p. m. with the double star on his shoulders and opinion onlj used as a training ship and was towed pockets the yellow metal and & HOLMSTKOH, on the arrival of ment is for the next move. Cousin's Island—Arrive at 12.00 that remained was to back to Cadiz after payable funds. The are it quite when the fully prepared and other m.; close his campaign hut enclroled a thing agrse upoi starting ostensibly spending freely op- High Grade 2.30 p. m. by single mins nave ooeu stopped tc itself. certain essential details such as for the Philippines with the fleot of Ad- sugar owing portunity presents Many of the The of a number strand of gold braid, the ideal where thi , acquisition recently STAGE MAILS. looking miral Camara, is the only warship in the work people having deserted, the cane is Spaniards including the ship’s cooks Spanish troops surrender, whether ii 1 liners of soldier, sat on an ammunition box harbor. in the fields and it is estimated m ade a request that they be allowed to of tran3-atlantio capable carry- Bowery Beach—Arrive at 5.30 p. m.; closest empty rotting and can recommend them as the best represen- and formed town, or whether they should lie marchei Mines have been laid to that a of the work. 2.00 p. m. the centfe of the party. protect the en- quarter sugar crop is al- ing several times as many men as the tatives of the several grades. out in the and there trance into the of Cadiz and the On the of General Miles sat plains lay dowi port ooaet ready ruined, Cape Elizabeth and KnightviUe—Arrive at right; Gen- smaller has it on an excel- arms. is lights are extinguished along the whole transports, put 7.30 a. m. and 8.30 p. m.; Blose at 0.00 a. tn. and earl Shatter and on their It also possible, he said FEAR BOMBARDMENT. his left was General length of the coast. 2.00 p. m. Spanish 5 DESERVES HIS NAME. and it was announced -AND THE in that the qufstion of time may enter intc lent footing today Duck Pride’s Garcia, mud spotted white uniform, Vessels are excluded from all harbors 14.—It Is rumored Pond, Comer, Windham, No. the matter as to whether the evacuatioi 1 Gibraltar, July that Windham. Baymoyid and South Casco—Arrive with boots and of Spain after dark. 14.—The that no more ships were being iEriol Self Playing Pianos. heavy riding jingling of the town should begin at exaotly nooi Havana, July story circulated a Frenoh squadron, consisting of two bought at 10.30 a. m.i close at 2.oo p. m. the United States by a and three cruisers will spurs. The Cuban general wore a or whether the actaal surrender sbouli throughout Cupar battleships shortly for the Atlantic coast. The ships avail- Old Instruments taken in Exchange, large, named Jose Paulino Blanco to the from Toulon to weather worn Panama hat and occur at that hour or a short time there CARRANZA MISSING. eijeot proceed Tangiers. at his side General had families of able the are CATALOGUES FREE. after. He said that the use of the tern that the Captain attempted Many Ceuta and Algeoiras by department distributed as ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* ♦♦<>«♦♦♦ was a silver mounted machete. on of the Lowest Prices. Mow Liberal Terms General was to be Montreal, July 14.—Yesterday there suicide receiving notice destriuo fearing Amerioan bombardment are emi- “commissoners” apt misunder were rumors follows: Garcia has a that Lieut. Carranza did tion of Cervera’s fleet is a baseless to Honda and Jimera. strong, swarthy face, with a stood to mean a formal oommittee 1 fabri grating sitting not sail with Senor Du Bobo. it cation. r Songs sung by f in session for 1 Today Twenty-five at 12 at deep, bullet scar in his forehead. In a deliberate days. Such wa Is ___ Santiago, Tampa, M. Steinert & Sons stated positively that Carranza was Go., he is not not the case in the present instanoo PRESIDENT WANTS 33 at 4 at New general way unlike a Cuban impersonated by some unknown person FOURTEEN DAYS WITHOUT PEACE. Charleston, York, 4 at Commissions to arrange the details o FOOD, T. C. McGOULDRIC edition or General Miles. and did not board the Where Manager. surrender after it had been 1 ship. London, July 15 —A special to the West en route to and from TEL. 818-2. 517 Concrre»» Street. agreed upoi Carranza is a St. Johns, N. 14.—Two Key and.others MR. is mystery. F, July shin from A GWILYM MILES General Wheeler, with grizzled beard, are common in military histories. wrecked French fishermen arrived Times Rome, says: correspondent apr9dTu,Thur&Sat tf today II Corriere Delia Sera of tele- different ports. small of stature, and in a brown cam- General Corbin said that under thi having been adrift icr twenty-two of Milan, CAMARA EXPECTED HOME. days that he was received in I General Shatter hai private of the war re- uniform, faced the three army regulations in a dory on the Grand Banks graphs The plan department for | paign officers fourteen full authority to arrange with Genera I da without audience at Washington yesterday by Pre- Washington, July 14.—News was re- ys food. surrendered of mentioned, while about them sat the 'l'oral for 1 McKinley who declared himself turning the army Gen. the appointment of one or mori celved at the war department today to the sident of but said that in his aides da camp of the four generals. commissioners for the purpose indlcatel effeot that the Cadiz fleet under Admiral desirous peace, Toral to will not necessitate the Maine Orchestra TOGUS VETERAN DROWNED. it was not for the victors to Spain Check Symphony Assistant Naval Camara Is to reach opinion take Books Lithro- | Constructor Carthageua, Spain, — | Hobson, Boston, July 14. Michael Brennan initiative in peaoo negotiations. use of American vessels. It is the pur- One of nature’s Sunday night. 61 the June 8,1898: the hero of the Merrimao, who had come remedies; cannot ham L years old, who arrived late to order with Concert, l tonight from of the to ask for graplied new | the weakest nerer fails ti the Soldiers’ in pose department proposals to headquarters with messages from Rear constitution; Home, Togus, ip, TWO NEGROES LYNCHED. This Would I Do, W. R. Chapman cure summer complaints of young o CONDITION AT MANILA TERRIBLE started to walk down the ruilroad from all whioh de- revenue j Admiral Sampson, was also present. track- steamship companies stamp imprinted. X Mine Own, C. R. Qressey X old. Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Will | outside the Union station and fell througi Little Rock, Ark., July 14.—Jim Redd The situation was discussed with the Loddon, July 11.—The corres- His sire to for the Span- ▼ Bedouin Love Song, C. Fiersuiti ♦ Strawberry. special the drawbridge. body was recovered and Alex Johnson, negroes, were lynohed oompete transporting aid of a of and of the Times at Cavite writes as but life was profusion maps, at the pondent soon after, extinct. at Montioelio today. A mob broke down ish to and the most advan- War Revenue Law under date of troops Spain Com- These sons* can be had at onr ♦ conclusion of the conference, luncheon follows, July 10, via Uony the doors of the jail and entering, pourea 2 of shots into the where the tageous bid will be accepted. The advices 25 S MUSIC t'EPARTillESIT, was served. It consisted of hard Kong: There Is more Catarrh in tills section of tin a volley cages plete, cents. % beans, “I arrived here on than all other conilned. Johnson is ♦ v July 7. Admiral country diseases put together men were dead and of Gen. Shatter state that the number -»- taok and coffee. After this General and until the last few years was meal, Lhe Food Dewey and Gen. Anderson received me supposed to i„ Redd is fatally injured. They were con- of will be between Easy incurable. F'or a great Spanish prisoners Miles, General Shafter and General and me many years doctors urn of killing W. F. Skipper, a rich and cordially gave quarters with the uouuced it a loeai disease, ami victed 12,000 16,000. ♦ to prescribed loe-i and merchant of Baxter and were New CRESSEY, JONES & Garcia, with their staffs rode off to in- Easy officers of the Fourteenth Infan- remedies, amt by planter Stamp Tax Sched- I ALLEN, Buy, Regular constantly failing to cure win be local treatment, pronounced It sentenced to hanged. An appeal to Piano and spect the position on the flank. to try. incurable s» A CI1II.I> ENJOTS. £ Music House, i right ence has catarrh to be a oourt had tnem a without Easy Cook, “The American are a lino look- proven constitution,, the Supreme granted ule, charge, on They all agreed that General Toral was tsoops therefore, disease, and, requires constitutions new trial. The pleasant flavor, gentle action and jeO BAXTER BLOCK, eod Z to ing body of men, but the is treatment. Hall’s Catarrh securely wedged in and that was dicipline Cure, manufacturer escape Easy Eat, and not at all F. soothing effect of of when in application. easy compared to that of by J, Cheney & Co., Tofcuo, Ohio, Is the2 BENNINGTON SAILS. Syrup Figs, impossible. But, to and constitutional cure on the market. f* owing delays to an volunteer corps. Their cloth- It Is takJ; need of a and if oi English in laxative, the father the incidental lots ~Easy Digest. internally doses from 10 drops to a 14.—The possibly of life, which ing is heavy for a warm climate, and I teaspoon gan Francisco, July gunboat mother be costive tub it acts directly on the blood and m3 left her or bilious, the most was certain to result from an fear the men will suffer anohorage this after- attempt to uaker Oats from boat, surfaces of the system. They offer one Bennington hurmre and down the amid gratifying results follow its so that the town should field be necessary for dollars for any case it fails to cure. noon proceeded bay use; H. E. MILLS carry by assault, the danger operations Send 0 of whistles tp At all the of Manila. circulars and testimonials. Addross the tooting many and the dip- it is the best our from fever grocers capture family remedy known and troops and disease and F. J. CHE NUT & CO., Toledo of flags from merchant vessels. It is “There are about 100 cases in the hos- °* ping every, should have a SHORT HARMON Piano above the in Hall’s Family Puts are the best. that she is to family bottle. Manu- IMG, k Tuner, all, fact that the Spanish fleet 2-lb. or generally supposed going elate at pkgs. only pital, chiefly caused by eating fruit bold by Druggists. 76c. factured the California jlyaeodtf Order Chandler’s ItueN Store 431 Honolulu. by Fig Syrup Co. ooncreae etreet. DINKLEY IN LlEAD. bocoa river and for half an hour poured unsomusiiops. Mg expedition landed. a wioked fire upon them. The Spaniards had been largely reinforced the Has during Handsome Majority in Show of day and some field pieces had been Hands. mounted near the fort. These replied to the American Arc, but without effect and the shells of the two ships speediiy silenced them The iron block house was Maine Son Fanita and Florida Had Hot Congressman's Likely To Be Time Btrnok repeatedly and the earthworks Elected President of the were No was Imuckins7 League of Re- partially destroyed. damage But Got done to the and with- publican Clubs—A Platform There. ships they again Adopted. drew. Omaha, Neb., July That night the Spaniards burned a 14,—Today’s pro- wharf TOMATO large and the udjacent buildings, gramme at the convention of the Republi- evidently expecting a landing in force the can Key League of the United States, included ^est, July 15.—Those ohampion next day. It was learned from various reports from committees. fllibusterers, the Florida and the Fanita sources that reinforceinont3 were pouring under into Las Tunas from all a The committee on time and and convoy of the little auxiliary gun- directions, * place newspaper from Sancti location on the an- boat Spiritus saying SOUP next convention had Peoria, have landed the and largest that 2000 men bad been despatched lrom other session, but did not agree on the re* probably the last expedition sent to the the nearest trocha. It was determined to port. aid of the Cuban It a proceed|during the nlghtjwith the land- The committee on resolutions will pre- insurgents. was ing expedition to Palo miles to AND LUNCH SIZE. sent a report the administra- task beset with peril and Alto, fifty QUARTS endorsing difficulty. the eastward, the Helena at tion of President MoKinley and the Jose remaining Captain Manuel Nunez, brother of Tunas to conlirm the Spaniards in the be- course of Congress in for the If is the first con- providing General Emuilo was Win- lief that an was to be made to quality war and the annexation of Hawaii and Nunez, killed; attempt land there. At ten o’clock will also the administration o f throp Chanler of New York was shot Saturday eulogize night, July 2, while the Helena lav off sideration, President of the league. The the elbow Crawford through right and live Cubans shore making lively play with her search- committee on work has some And the second league suffered trifling injuries. How many lights toward tho shore, the Peoria, the price thought, ohanges to suggest in the organizations Spanish lives answered for this will never Florida and the Fanita, with all for the purpose of extending the scope of lights You will use Iluckins’ To- bo but there were to more out, slipped silently away. Palo Alto the league. It now appears that the race known, enough than balance wa3 reached at There was not a for the presidency of the Jleague is be- the score. daylight. mato Once it The Spaniard to be seen and the men and Soup. you try tween Dlngley of Michigan and Boyle of debarkation was effec ted on July 3 at were ashore without a the chances in Palo Alto, on the southern coast of cargo put single Maryland, with seemingly obstaole. you will never buy other favor of Dlngley. Cuba. Fighting oocurred before then, but the consummation of the Gomez with 2000 men was known to be The different state delegations have se- job was in the and scouts hurried in to brands. lected their national and without mishap. To the Peoria, one of vicinity vioe-jpresidents the his lines. On 4 the old warrior national executive committeemen, in- newest of the acquisitions to the mos- July ap- fleet peared in at Palo Alto. An awn- Vermont, Charles S. quito and until lately a pilot boat at person cluding: Forbes, ing was over the end of the SOLD BY ALL GROCERS St. Albans; American College league, T. Philadelphia, goes the full glory of the spread abandoned wharf and a conference P. University of achievement. was Perkins, Washington, The held. There were besides General Washington, D. C.; Hawaii, Robert W. Florida and the Fanita left Kay present west on Gomez, Lieut. and YV. G. Shingle, Honolulu. Saturday, June 25 under oonvoy Byan Ensign National of the Peoria, commanded by Lieut. T. David of the Peoria; Lieuts. Johnson and vice-presidents, Vermont, W. Ahearn of the tenth U. S. Audi- J. J. Brattjeboro; American Col- Ryan. On board the steamers were cavalry; HUCKINS’ MEATS Estey, 650 Cubans Andrade of the F. U. Williams under General Emilio Nunez, torjGeneral Froyre pro- lege league, Whitney, visional San- fifty troopers of the tenth U. S. cavalry government; General Nunez, College, Waukegan, Ills.; Hawaii, under Col. Nunez and HAM, TONGUE, ford B. Honolulu. Lieuts. Johnson and Ahearn and Major Rojo. Dole, 25 The veteran commander-in-chief said he A motion to hold the next convention rough riders under Winthrop Chanler, CHICKEN. brother of Col. was at the successful re- at St. Paul was tabled and the matter William Aster Chanler. greatly pleased The sult ot the which he was left to the executive committee. cargoes were enormous. There were expedition thought the horses of the would exercise an influence nice, delic- The committee on rules and order cavalry and 169 sacks of important Something very oats and 210 the war. He outlined a of of in favor of bales of hay to feed them. upon plan and business, reported the list of which he later submitted in ious going ahead with the consideration Topping arms were two dyna- campaign, appetizing. mite with 50 writing to Lieut. for transmission ot cases. This was the guns thirty pound projeotiles Ryan supported by to fit them and two to President The tenth Ask to see them. followers of J. Cookman of full batteries of light McKinley. cavalry Boyd Mary- field ten three have dubbed the Peoria “The Little land, and opposed by the adherents of pieces, inch rifles of regular ordnance with harnesses Dewey’’because of her valor. She had’1 sold by Mr. Dinlgey of Michigan. After some pattern that go with them and 1500 In the arrived from the north only a few days snarp SKinntsning ana a viva voce vote by cartridges. matter of rifles there were before taking out the expedition and this which the Boyd forces seemed to have infantry 4000 with was her first war experience, under lire won, a division was demanded and on Springfields 954,000 cartridges and WILL H. GOODWIN 200 Mausers with 2000 shells. of the four times in 48 hours. Her batteries the roll oall the men had a Fifty Dingley Cubans aboard ware armed are four Hotchkiss three Dounders. two handsome majority. This is taken to with Mausers and the others had For the Hotchkiss revolving cannon anti one Colt indicate the relative strength of the can- Springfields. officers were 200 repeating rifle. didates for President, the Boyd insurgent provided army although ColtB and 27.000 cartridcos. Two iinn. It was subsequently learned that during forces profess to be in no wise dismayed. dred books of United States cavalry and the fight at Las Tunas, five buldings in The report of the committtee on reso- iimassi tactios the t own were lutions was It fnfantrj translated into Spanish completely destroyed by adopted. pledges a new the fire from the while TORPEDO-BOAT “ERICSSON” RECONNOITRING UNDER FIRE OFF SANTIAGO HARBOR. From HARPER’S support to the Republican platform were taken along. In the expedition were American guns WEEKLY. also 1475 saddles, 060 saddle cloths and twenty-three were destroyed and adopted at St Louis in 1896, congratu- partly 450 briiUes. For the Cuban soldiers there eight sohooners whioh happened to be in lates the country on the return of pros- After a Drawing by H. Reuterdahr. from Permission. were 76 6080 range were sunk and burned. Reproduced Harper’s Weekly. By Copyright, 1898, by Harper & Brothers. perity and on the subjectiof the national ti^ken uniforms, pairs of administration shoes, 1275 Blankets, 400 shirts 450 hats When Winthrop Chanler fell wounded, says: Doctors COAL. and 250 hammocks. Lund andAbbott carried him into “We are in favor of uncompromisingly There were the brush and all three sank to their the maintenance of the gold standard. the commissary stores up carried oaloulated necks in a Dr. Lund who was We are unquallfledly opposed to free and by pounds: Bacon, swamp. 67,275; corn meal, roasted formerly a German army surgeon and THE ERICSSON RECONNOI1EEING un'i'-ie such on unlimited coinage of silver and we re- 81,250; coffee, operations the a Boations and and whose Such work as was a ex- A Foil Assortment ot and Free- land, battleships, daring performed, affirm the St. 10,200; raw coffee, 3.250; sugar, who Is giant in stature, managed to Lehigh UNDER FIRE AT SANTIAGO. marine Louis platform on this sub- 2,425; reconnaissance must be made in course can be changed so quiokly and for example, by the Eriosson at Santiago ject. mess pork and beef, 9,600; corned beef, tricate himself, stripped ofi his clothing for The of was with the and eatables whioh he Goals Domestic Use. obtalulng accurate Information full view of the enemy and often under readily that it tests the of the of incalculable value in the forma- "We commend the 24,000; beans, 18,900; hard tack, 1250; papers Burning accuracy hereby patriotism and whioh still lie somewhere in as to the whereabouts and of an direct lire of tion of future plans of attack both to and or oans of corn, 1250. carried, strength his guns. most skilful gunner to a on the patriotic policy President McKin- Pocahontas (Semi-Bituminous) and get sight Admiral and General The was that the the thicket, and swam naked and in the is on a Sampson Shatter. in all methods expectation landing enemy even land dangerous busi- Such is as essen- elusive fleet. Prom her deok ley exhausting peaceful darkness to find the service, however, quite the officers A stirring picture of this of our would be effected at San Juan Point on ships. Creek Cumberland Coals are on exoiting epi- accomplishing purpose before re- Georges ness, but scouting the water is doubly tial and in tho as it is sode of tne war wo the south coast of A boat from the Florida picked him important navy in take what hasty observations they can of produce today from sortingltolthe stern arbitrament ofibattie Cuba, midway between up There is no a de- the the columns of HARPER’S WEEKLY. Cianfuegos and Trinidad. This was and he was taken over to the Peoria. As unsurpassed for general steam and perilous. disguising army, and is usually performed by the hostile and endeavor to for a and his wise forethought in place forcos, It indicates the preparing reached the strange clambered the there is little of swift clearly dangerous nature in time of peace for the of war Wednesday evening, June 29. A figure up spatch boat; possibility running torpedo boats which dash definite idea of the weak and calamity tho on forge use. vulnerable of the work which is the of these and we scouting party put off in a small boat ladder sentry guard at the gang- detection on the ana duty applaud the vigor, skilljand abili- evading open sea; at high speed close to the forti- points in the fortifications. scouts of the sea. and towards but had way challenged him; but Dr. Lund enemy’s ty which have thus far resulted in un- pulled shore, made Genuine Lykens Valley Franklin, only half the distance when there came a brushed past him and strode in all his broken and gloriousjvlctoryj on land and fire from what had been taken to nakedness up to Lieut. gave tne English and American Cannel. sea and which promise a speedy and com- lively Hyan, TRIAL OF SENATOR be an formal salute with the KENNEY. finished the for American arms abandoned blockhouse near the oustomary and, Haying payments, Major Mr. L. P. who ha* been plete triumph and SOUTH UOHTLAm Brown, visit- the American point. The men were called back and the utmost gravity, said: “I have to report Above Coals Constant- took the 1.00 o’olock for people. Comegys train ing friends in has returned to “In three moved eastward. About four that the men ashore require assistance.” Witness Makes Bridgton, the future, important problems ships Boggs More Damaging his station in New York o’clook the next When Chanler and Abbott were rescued On city. his home on Main street. will arise from the war in which the afternoon they arrived at ly Hand. Statements. Co. K’s Las miles Four miles they were still in the water up to their TELEPHONE last clambake on the Ca pe Mrs. F. W. Wormell is nation is now engaged. Among others will Tunas, forty away. 100.° School Committee’s Choice of Teachers rapidly improv- he the west of the town at the mouth of tho necks, but except for Chanler’s slight shore will be given on the disposition to be made of con- tonight camp ing from her severe illness. Tallabaooa stood a wound in the elbow they were none the quered territory. The can river, large fort built OFFICE: Wilmington, July 14.—U. S. Senator for Next Term. grounds. An extra of lobsters people safely of railroad worse for their supply Mrs. Jenney, who has been the guest of leave the wise and patriotic solution of iron and surrounded by earth- experience. Richard K. of has been works. The Peoria ran Kenney Delaware, today provided with a view that each her these to a boldly in and 7b Commercial & 70 Exchange Sts. daughter, Mrs. A. W. Blake, has re- questions Republican Presi- aprS M.WA-FU faced the in the fourth of his man be dent and fired several shots from her three pounders BILLION TOO MUCH- jury day may provided with at least two. turned to her home in East Republican Congress. We favor Deering. all but brought no response and no of trial for and William N. A11 of the Old Teachers Re-Elected The order measures which will promote the re- signs aiding abetting Nearly relieving the Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Norman Steves and life. Here was to be the desired storation and growth of our merchant thought War Loan Bonds Oversubscribed Six ANNUAL MEETING. Boggs, the defaulting teller of the First in Hour of Volunteers —Change Worship at Peo- from'duty has been issued by daughter Laura, who have been the guests marine. opportunity and another scouting party National bank of the was organized. This was made of Times, The annual of the stockholders Dover, in’misapplica- ple’s M. E. Church—Thousands of Dol- commanding officer at Fort Preble, of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel have to “We send greetings to the soldier and up meeting of Apt, gone fifteen volunteers under the Atlantic & St. Lawrence Bailroad tion of the funds of that institution. and the of will be Satur- sailor boys of the republio, whose un- Winthrop company lars Disbursed U. S. day departure Eastport for a briet visit before Chanler and ns for the choice of directors and for the tran- by Paymaster— returning selfish patriotism shall receive the many Cubans under 14.—The Boggs, who yesterday told the jury that day at 8 o'clock in the honings Washington,July subscriptions saction of such other business as may legally Items— next, morning. to their home in Boston. of a Captain Nunez. The Peoria took a Military News—Cape Cottage grateful people. to the new 3 cent war loan of be presented, will he held at the office of the Senator Kenney as far hack as knew About six men of the position within short of the fort to per $2C0,- 1895, command at Miss Alice Turner at A resolution for the range company In Portland on the first the Persona! Notes, Etc. passed Tuesday providing change a Tuesday, of his a defaulter aud that the Sen- of of from protect landing or cover a retreat and 000,000 which closed at 3 o’clock this af- second of 1898. at 10 o’clock in the being Camp Burdett availed themselves of short the home of Miss Ella Gertrude of plan meeting annual to bi-en- day August. Dyer the small boats headed for shore. forenoon. W. W. DUFFETT. ator subsequently was permitted to draw and nial sessions was adopted; also a resolu- They ternoon, including the offers made by The school committee furloughs yesterday left for their Pleasantdale. reached it 500 yards east of the the Clerk of the Company. superintending tion providing for the admission of wom- fort, will amount to money when ho had no funds, was again homes in Connecticut. boats were beached and syndicates, $1,200,000,000 July 15,1898. recently met at Oasis Hall and chose the en as members and delegates. their occupants Julyl4dt on the witness stand or six times tho amount of the issue. today. When Boggs The troops at Knox have struck MAINE; PENSIONS. When the committee on time and cautiously scrambled toward the brush. teachers for the year: Cump place left the stand following ensuing for the next But at almost the very moment they set The cheeks last evening, Lawyer Bird their tents, and were out in meeting made its report, it subscriptions represented by EXCURSIONS. No. 1—Edna Ida Wednesday Washington, July lo.—The following foot ou tho the fort and the en- had begun the cross-examination. This Lemont, spring term; favored a date in 1900 and recommended sand, or other forms of it is estimat- fall and winter terms. the rain the trenchments around payment, morning, by agreement of counsel and Mitchell, awaiting transportation pension changes resulting from the issue that the executive committee chose the it, burst into flame No. 2—Miss Nellie Jordan. which is to and shot and shell screamed about ed, will aggregate about $750,000,000 or permission of Judge Bradford, District take thorn to Niantio. of July 2 are announced: place. This was vigorously fought and the No. 3—Vacant. No choice. little band of 3 3-4 times the amount of the It Attorney Vandergriff returned to the especially by the Minnesota men. A invaders, issue. No. E. 1st CAPE COTTAGE. ORIGINAL. Captain Nunez was front his direct examination. 5—George Henley, gram mar, motion to name St. Paul as the place for stepping is thought at the treasury department Steamer for Charlotte B. James R. boat when a shot struck him between the Day said when principal; Bolton, assistant; Portland, the Boggs that in 1895, he first A of about GO ladies from Cum- Johnson, $6; convention in 1900 was tabled and the that no individual as Hattie A. 2d party Frederick A. S eyes and he went down dead. Chanler subscriptions high told Senator Kenney he was a defaulter Hutchins, grammar, prin- trout, Cherry field, $S; committee’s recommendations was adopt- Lelia berland Mills boarded a electric Charles M. fell with a broken arm. Tho safe- as will receive an allotment of M. Kenney asked him how he had con- cipal; Broughton, assistant, spring special Chase, Freeport, $8. ed. Adjourned till tomorrow. others $10,000 fall and car for a ly the thicket and with a bonds. During the month, the depart- cealed it, and said when the witness ex- term; Waynle Loweil, assistant, yesterday picnic on the Cape ADDITIONAL. The delegates enjoyed a trolley ride gained replied his fear of “You winter terms; Susie B. Starling, inter- about tho sharp fire directed at tho entrenchments. ment has received about 250,000 subscrip- International S. S. Co. pressed exposure, have Cottage grounds. They attended the National city during the latter hours of mediate; Lydia J. Mills, intermediate; 0 George Lamb, Military Home, the Meanwhile the Peoria set all her tions and nearly the last one opened was concealed it before, I don’t see why you matinee afternoon winding up at.the Exposit- guns Bessie Leila performance of May Blossom at Kennebeo, $0 to $8. at work and rained shells tho fort from a New York bank for Until 19th, 1S9S, Steamer will cannot do it again. The witness also Lucy Knight, Broughton, ion grounds where the evening mass meet- upon $100,000,000, Sept. Mamie McCullum’s RESTORATION AND SUPPLEMENTAL. until the a check for leave R. R. Wharf on Thurs- said that in the latter part of 1896, Amos Broughton, Richardson, pri- Theatre. ing was held. enemy’s lire ceased. The enolosing $2,000,000. Tuesday, moment the Assistant Secretary at 10 and at 7 a. Cole came to him with a letter from Sen- mary. The new settees for the grounds have Walter B. Rankin, deceased, Belfast, The attendance at the mass meeting gunboats slackened Are, how- Vauderlip day Saturday m., to No. grammar, was ever, the Spanish Are was renewed with o’clock tonight announced that the books ator Kenney asking him loan the bear- 6—Margaret Pillsbury, been and are $3.75. 2000. Political speeches were mado Eliza painted now conveniently and it had been closed tho most success- er $500 and that he would secure it. Boggs \Y. Rand, intermediate; Mabel by Hon. Charles M. Hare of Iowa and fury, became evident that their “upon for placed for the use of visitors. forces were too ful loan ever floated the BOSTON. gave Cole the money from the bank’s Parrott, primary. INCREASE. Hon. Frank W. Short of California and large to allow a landing by government." No. 10—Ida Mitchell, term; Eth- ft there. A retreuc was ordered and the He said: “It is impossible to give final funds and several other sums afterwards. spring GOSPEL MISSION PICNIC. James Wells, Portland, $8 to $12; Geo. political and patriotic speech by United fall and winter terms. party on shore rushed for tho but at this hour. The department re- FARU SS.OO. The $500 was never returned to the bank. elyn McKenney, W. Emery, Sherman to States Senator Thurston ofJNebraska. boats, figures The Mills, $10 $13. after ce under lotters and Boggs stated that all tbe cheeks signed No. 11—Lizzie A. Rowe, grammar, fall picnio of the children of the Gos- ■ volley volley came from the shore ved today just 25,000 Meals served on board. and winter I. Toothaker. REISSUE. aud they were to throw them- 24,300. This mass of applica- by Kenney were eventually made good terms; Lucy pel Mission was a great success on LATE MARINE NEWS. compelled yesterday Miss selves into the tions must be a detailed jylldtf H. P. C. HERSEY, Agent. except tbe Sbaw check of $1050, the An- intermediate; Georgia Webber, Port- water and paddle along- put through Wednesday last, despite the unfavorable Special July 5, Augusta Annand, side the the total can be arrived derson checks aggregating over S1J00 and Dodge, primary. land, $73. City Island, July 14.—Arrived, schoon- heats with only their head ex- operation before No. 12—Rhoda A. Ma- weather. Mr. C. A. the ers posed until the were at and the exact line at whioh allotments a $100 check in the stock dealings with Orr, grammar; Dixon, superin- Annie P. McFadden, Linniken Bay, ships reached. The DAILY EXCURSION, Cnthbert, & Co. All of these. witness bel Rogers, Ethel Hamil- tendent of the ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC. Spaniards had the and will be made, announced. intermediate; Mission, kindly turned Me.; Benjamin T. Biggs, Augusta. range, however, To South his ton, primary. five Cubans were wounded not “My estimates at this! hour is that it Harpswel!. said, represented personal dealings ever to the party his house and barn on Mary A. Libby, Mills, $12. Baltimore, July 14.—Arrived, schoon- though Berry's ai.c7ihi all and that he Senator to No. 13—Mrs Alice L Tayior, gram- -V..VUOJJ, iu tJio rcunu, me will be around $5000, that is, to appli- Round Ticket Including first-clasa requested Kenney Preble street and ers Hattie P. Simpson and Mary Man- Trip Alice thus sheltered from men that a vicious fire had cants for a smaller amount than that Dinner at the sign the checks as it would be dangerous mar; Saddler, primary. IMPERIAL TROOPS DEFEATED. ning. Kennebec. reported come Shore Alerryconeag only No. 14.—Katie the the little from a of fleams will be allotted in full, while all " II.. for him to do so. These moneys were Libby, spring term; rain, ones enjoyed the grove cocoanut palms to the $1.00 Edna fall and winter terms. Hong Kong, July 14. — The defeat of the ||Baltimore, July 14.—Arrived, schooner eastward of the forts, Tho Peoria for amounts will re- lost to the bank. Lemont, chowder, ices etc., which were generous- opened applications larger Take Steamers of Harpswe'l Steamboat Co. near con- Katherine L'. Kennebec. HB8C”" her on hour there has mere wm oe Imperial troops Woo Chow, is Perry, guns tho place iDdioated and must ceive nothing. At this Portland Pier. See time table In this Three bonds, aggregating $7300 made a meeting or tne commit- ly for those in from paper. provided themjby firmed. of been have killed of tho xicivcbs. vaauu ugtci out to Senator were identified charge. Thousands bodies have Perth Amboy, July schoon- many Spaniards far her shells actually been listed {64,300,000 $600 ASK ior JL'lUHci i^u. Kenney, by tee on next at Oasis Mrs Tnpntftnmoi> tiffav* o vidt 14.—Sailed, Monday evening recovered from the river and have been er into the smoke flash of and smaller and the Witness as belonging to him (Boggs). Roger Drury, St. John, N. B. dropped and the subscriptions jlyTdtfProprietors. Hall to consider the matter of of buried at Woo Chow. The of the adversaries onoe amount now on the tables will that repairs home of her losses — lire, silenced it at and carry They had been made out to the defendant father, Mr. G. F. Henley, Philadelphia, July 14. Arrived, before witness school and the of the Imperial forces are probably more than forced thorn to send up rookets for help. probably just above $90,000,000. Tho just disappeared and were buildings finishing has returned to Lynn, Mass. 3Vy*JVT\>UCI Q JJCWJi5 XV. UUfablUgUUIIl, A.CUUU- 1600 killed, which was the number first A number of wero sent at the amount end totalled in tho subscriptions CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. to support Boggs’s family during bis ab- room upstairs in No. 3. bee. Tug Paoll towing Radnor volleys Miss Maud R. Emery, of Chicopee, announced. barges Peoria with a view to her than is at this hour sence. The bonds Had been givon to and from Bath. disabling gun- larger $500, $690,- It Is Winthrop (New) ners but reach in for checks he had been LAUNCHING OP THE LIGHTER. who has been visiting Mr. P. E. Emery reported here that the Chinese they were badly directed and fell 010,840, and I estimate it will $735,- Boggs exchange Sun in- all left for home doctor, Yat Sen, who was inveigled against her side and into the water. 000,000. Thus the total subscription, carrying along. The familiar sound of many hammers at Willard, yesterday. DEATH OF AGED Notice. Under into tho Chinese embassy in London in BISHOP.ISS i When the small boats reached the ship it cluding the $500,000,000 of syndicate bids Special cross-examination witness said Mr. McGillls and are was heard at eight o’clock family boarding 1896, and imprisoned thore until he suc- was dark. Then the was made will reach We have held his downfall was due to faro, poker and yesterday Montreal, July 14.—Bishop Louis Fran- discovery $1,325,000,000. at Mrs. Griffin’s on ceeded in that besides out cases where there were doubts as to stock gambling. He admitted having morning on the South Portland side, and Angell street. notifying the British govern cois Lafleeiche, of Three Rivers, died this Captain Nunez, whose body ment officials a that he was left on the there was the bona fide character of subscriptions On and after lltlt the said to Ezekiel T. now in in the of Capt. B. F. Woodbury is through friend," afternoon in his 80th year. In 1804 he was beach, missing May Cooper, prison, presonco many spectators entertaining had been Chanler. Drs. Lund and in tho for $000 that account was all kidnapped, is among the leaders appointed of Thrco Abbott, Lieut. amounting subscriptions fare will be FIVE CENTS to Kenney’s right. Fie of the a Point Missos Grace T. coadjutor bishop at the plant Portland Rocky Wright, of the rebellion. and two Cubans, it was re- and under to The total denied saying that the Senator was not gathered present Rivers and in 1870 on the death of Bishop Agramonte alone, $10,494,740. Jessie F. Graves and Mr. for and un- and from Forest City Landing, fesponsible for his trouble. Shipbuilding Company, the lighter built B. F. Wood- It is said the rebels have decided not to Cooke, he succeeded to the bishopric. He ported that Chanler had been mortally number of subscriptions $500 advance further than Shue “above wounded and was afloat in der that has now tho stampers as Peaks’ Island. 'J. E. Ross, expert was re for McAlllister & without bury. Hlng, was dean of the Canadian kept the passed accountant, Randall, Co., Sams Episeopaloy. will be somewhat He went over Senator Hu, foreign complications bushes along the shore. Rescue parties 228.000 and that figures called. Kenney's or a smoo from Mrs. Georgia Kropt of New York is vis- fearing Steamers leave Custom House break creak, thly slipped in the event of wero Increased. The total of larger accounts |in the Individual ledger of {be Canton being attacked. KILLED BY EXPRESS TRAIN. Immediately organized, composed of subscrip- the to the water. E. S. Hen- iting her father, Mr. William Taylor, The of volunteers and no less than tions numbered is and there are Wharf. First National bank and compared them ways Capt. credibility this report is questioned, four were 05,800 Point. as tho inhabitants July 14.—A wagon contain- sent ashore the still several thousands of those larger sub- with checks transferred from the Union ley stood on the deck and appropriately Cushing’s of Canton are greatly Toronto, during night. Toward See time table in another in three was struck an ex- to bo listed. National bank of and the The business of the La- sympathy with the rebels. ing persons by morning Lieut. Ahearn, in charge of one scriptions Wilmington, christened the boat as she struck the har- regular meeting train on the Grand Trunu column. Farmers’ National of press near- of these found Chanler and his com- “There are at this hour, out of nearly Dover. These dies’ Aid will be held at tho home C. IV. T. bor. Society Down’s View last evening. Jaoob Strong, Chanler’s wound to be subscriptions received, only 71 COPING, checks had always been charged to Mr. Sun was panions. proved 300.000 of Mrs. Frank Carter on Yat Son, a Chinese doctor, aged and Mrs. weio beoause of some accounts, and if had been Summer street 70, Peterborough in the right elbow. After sunrise Agra- cases hold up irregulari- mylldtf Gen. Manager Kenney’s they CHANGES IN HOURS OP WORSHIP kidnapped by the officials of the Chinese killed. Miss Melinda J. kept, would have almost Friday evening. Strong was bad- monte and his Cubans were discovered ty. properly daily AT PEOPLE’S M. E. CHURCH. legation in 1896. He succeeded in com- hurt. loan closed at 3 ihowed over drafts from itsyu ly and brought oil. The next day the gun- When the p. m., today May, to the Mr. C. A. Dixon and family left for with the British latter cf the Recess. municating government boat Helena under Captain Swinburn, the department was prepared to return part year. By action of the official board of the and was the demand Spurwink yesterday for an outing of sev- eventually released on GREAT BRITAIN AS ARBITER, arrived and on she and the checks of unsuccessful bidders in DR. F. AUSTIN The state rested its case aud the defense of f Friday morning TENNEY, People’s M. E. Chureh the regular Sun- the of The dc.otor cases where the assistant was Senator counsel for eral weeks. Marquis Salisbury. the Peoria steamed in towards Las Tunas those secretary opened by Gray, said he was tho London, Ju'y 14.—The St. James Ga- day afternoon preaching service has been leader of the conspiracy which the had been was already satisfied no allotment could OCULIST, Kenney. One or two witnesses were Mr. Rufus Pierce of Monhegan is vis- zette this afternoon sirs it learns from an Spaniards vigorously at Canton in October, 1895, to establish bo made. This course was taken in 453 1-3 Congress St.. beard and the court adjourned until to- changed to the forenoon. The service authoritative sourte that tte British fortifying. jus- iting his sister, Mrs. W. T. Stndley. a constitution fer China. The society gov- tice to in order that the Opp. Soldiers’ llopninenfc. morrow. will ernment oonsented to arbi- Tunas is connected by rail with Sancti depositors bo at 10.30. Sunday school at 12. which he to was Htng has formally Free examination every of Pine street sailed belonged called a town of considerable size and amounts held In banks to oerti- Saturday. Jlyidtf Capt. Griggs from * trate between Spiritus, subject the bounaary dispute Chili t — This order will hold through the summer Chung VVooy, meaning “Chinese Progre reinforcements and had been Ilod cheeks might be released at the earl- CORBETT WILL MEET M’COY. Boston for South America on a aud if the matter is not mu- artillery Tuesday sive is to have Argentina, months, and if be made society.” it alleged rapidly coming in. Range buoys had iest possible moment. Checks are being agreeable may last. with a tually settled by August 15, next. New York, July 14.—George F. Uon- powerful organization in America been placed in th bay, but avoiding rapidly drawn to cover the pay- permanent. The Sunday ovening Ep- center at San TO CELEBRATE ANNEXATION. sldiutj, representing James J. Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Whitney have re- Francisco and headquarters tho drew in to close ment of interest acorued on of was these, ships range deposits ,aou worth League and meet- in New York. The American chief \V. B. Gray, representing "Kid” Mc- general prayer from Damariscotta. and opened lire, the Peoria at 1200 and successful bidders. These will vary in San Francisco, July 14.—The transport turned Chinese Coy, met this afternoon and came to an ing will also be combined in one servieo said to be Walter Fong, the iirst for of Bowels, the Helena at 1400 yards. The amount according to the period between steamers 1’oublo and the Peru have re- The Second Parish circle of and his Pe-ru-na Catarrh Spaniards agreement for the men to meet ot Buffalo Portland graduuto at Stamford, Univ., had several lield pieces of three or the time these deposits were received in ceived their complement of and, through July and August, meeting at 7 to be Krupp troops on September 10 iu a twenty round con- held a basket picnio yesterday afternoon principal colleagues wore ullegpd four inches, mounted On earthworks the treasury and August 1, when tho unless contrary orders are received from o’clock. These will into other Mrs. F. I. Green, Corbett conceded everything to Me- changes go and at Mrs. B. F. graduates of Yale, Harvard and along the water front and they began a bonds carry their own interest.. The Washington the two steamers will nrrlve ovening Woodbury’s, of Gorman, Tex., )Ooj. The articles of agreement will be effect next Sunday, July 17. universities. vigorous, but ill-directed reply with shell checks will not be mailed to successful at Honolulu to participate in the cere- Willard. tho time for a time !r«is:aed tomorrow. It was agreed by both Investigation in New York at long and shrapnel. The lire of our ships was subscribers until the bonds are delivered, mony of annexation. MILITARY NOTES. John Thomas and with parties that “Honest” John Kelly would tamily have moved showed that Sun Yat Sen's statements was troubled most accurate and terribly destructive. when they will accompany the bonds. § Major General Otis, commanding the to tho referee. Major W. H. of into L. B. Twitchell's were practically corrected. chronic Diarrhoea. The Spanish gunners had not tired more lourth fleet of will make the Comegys, paymaster house, Main street ob- transports, It was stated the had for its than 15 or 20 shots before their were PARE TAKEN TO his the Department of the reached Willard. society The local physicians guns MONTREAL. l’ueblo flagship. Eight hundred and East, the overthrow of in the a ONE BODY FOUND. ject the present govern- who attended her flying air, their earth works forty-three officers and men will sail on Camp Burdett at George.Crockett and ment of a Manchester, July 14.—Edward Pare, yesterday morning family are to occu- in China and the substitution mass of blood stained oust and their gun- the Puublo and 153 on the Peru. It is Cleveland, July 14.—A rescue and Mrs. were unable to do the Xapanee bank robber, was taken to party 9.00 o’clock, began payment at tho py York’s house, Sohool street. republican form of government ners running for their lives. Both the understood that tho Pneblo and Peru went into the water works tunnel today her any good. Her M Aitreal at 9.37 o’clock this evening the of tho Connecticut Volunteers. Mrs. A.L. and Peoria and the Helena were struck several will remain at Honoulu after coaling anil reached a distance of 6000 feet whlou oamp Jagear Mrs.Steve Jagear son wrote to papers arrired. He was TRAIN HELD UP. Dr. chiefly by shrapnel, but no one on nfiessary having to await the arrival of the second section is 300 feet further than Noxt in order were the at Port who have been the times, any previous par- regulars guests of Mrs. Aruu- train Hartman for advice and to was As with- hjudcuffsd. or fifth has Reno, Nov. July )4.—Passenger began give either ship injured. they fleet, which will saM from here ty gone. They discovered a body if and Preble and Portland As a re- dell, have Gn Hoad. returned to their home in Bos- No. 1, east bound was hold las- night, liis mother Po-ru-na. Ho says, No drew, several buildings shore were in in about ten days. one of the victims, supposed to be that t f up “I suffered for months from sore sult of this disbursement several thou- ton. one milo east of Humbolt. Tho express symptoms of the trouble bavo bothered flamer. Major General Otis today issued an or- McCauley, but owing to tha con- Oil cured rite iu fainting of Uncle car w-os blown and the safe blown her since she to take Po-ru-na. That ufternoon both ships again turned Eclectric twenty- der designating the troops to sail in tho uj..<.n ot the rescue couid not re- sand dollars Sam’s good money Mrs. Mary Rounds of C up began jhroat. party, street, is vlsit- not to tne fort and the ifour hours.” M. S. on open. The robbers escaped. It has Pe-ru-na is sold all their attention en- Gist, Hawesvillo, section the steamers Pennsylvania, aii.ro it. will be put in healthful circulation. ing friends in Mass. by druggists. Taunton, been given out how muon they secured. trenchments at the mouth of the Talla- [Ky. Kio de Janeiro and St. Pati^ —■———— b* ——■*- —1

into loaded with but the PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ing Spanish ports Span- body knows “Sam,” acquaintance FINANCIAL, AND ish troops as prisoners of war. Further- with him is praotically confined to what AMrSKMKSrm_j AHfOHBSIJSNTS. more soldiers we land in be seen of him about the college. MAINE STATE PRESS. every Spanish muy Spain will be a sort of missionary teach- There he iB always in evidence, “on Subscription Hates. MeCULLUM’S GAPE COTTAGE. of inclined THEATRE, ing the people the courago American deck” ns many a mischievously Merit wins. Continued H&3S Daily (in advance) $G per year; $3 for six success. The coolest, best ventilated and equipped summer theatre ;n N.E troops, the humanity of our government, student has had occasion to find to his months; $1.60 a quarter; 60 cents a month. and naval of sorrow. Sam’s duties are somewhat con- A ! liIotlda5 a. P- The Daily is and the military strength was cured one Monday Evening!*8 JULY at delivered every morning by fining and he seldom ventures away from young lady entirely llth! Every Evening jJJ- this country. By all means let our gov- by The Great carrier any where within the city limits and at his field of activity. Mr. Osborne is get- Madison Square Theatre Success. live to the com Woodfordt without extra charge. ernment scrupulously up ting to be an old man and his step Is not box of owdor. I have tried it War Loan Bonds Daily (not in advance), invariably at the dition of tho surrender to send the Span- so elastic as it used to be but he is still uble to and blossom. rate ol $7 a year. ish to look faithfully after his duties BOUGHT AND SOLD. troops Spain. there Maine State are hundreds of Colby graduates in as well as on Press, (Weekly) published who he be for many cases, and it every Thursday, $1.00 per year; 50 cents for 0 hope muy spared many myself, THE SURRENDER Of SANTIAGO. more Allotments Financed months; 25 cents tor 3 mouths. years of contented service.—Water- ‘ ville Mail. Persons wishing to leave town lor long or Gen. Toral, the Spanish commander at well deserves the name, Comfort.’” —Miss = BY= E3 short periods may have the addresses ol their Santiago, yesterday surrendered uncon- papers changed as olten as desired. ditionally to Gen. Shafter. The surren- MODERN FIELD TACTICS Carrie Riddell, Watsontown, Pa. Advertising Kates. der includes apparently, not merely the ZIDflIUAl & FORSHAY, THE GEM THEATRE, PEAKS ISLAND. in All Druggists. 25 and In Daily Press $1.60 per square, tor ona troops Santiago but all in Eastern Considered In Connection With The Large 50c. Sample box free. COMFORT POWDER CO., Hartford, Ct The Handsomest week; $4.00lor one month. Three insertions Cuba. The condition mentioned in Bankers & Brokers, Summer Theatre in America. only J’ercentaje of Officers Slain. or less, $1.00 per square. Every other day ad- Gen. Stafter’s is that the early despatches 9 WALL NEW YORK. Commencing MONDAY kvfning, JULY and one third less these rates. ST., llth, every evening for the balancs of tha vertisements, than United States with Matinees government shall transport week, Kverj Afternoon except Mondsy. Half square advertisements $1.00 for one What a the Spanish troops back to Spain. Gen. astonishes all who have made week or $2.60 for one month. MR., BYRON Shuftsr has been somewhat oritioized the study of modern field tactics is the large DOUGLAS “A is a of the width of a col- square” space and his excellent Stock will past week tor ot number of officers among the killed and BRIDGEPORT Company present for the- first’ time on any stage umn and one inch long. repeated postponement (CONN) TRACTION CO. the Beautiful Romantic Comedy, entitled wounded at Santiago. In the first official Special Notices, on first page, one-third addi- threatened attacks upon the city, and has First Gold Ss due 1923. tional. been accused of vacillation. But judged list ten of the seventeen kill were officers * Average Dally Earnings $1,000. and Auction and the the wounded * Surplus Amusements Sales, $2.00 per in the light of the surrender his postpone- percentage among over interest about 870,000. “FOR THE WHITE eacli week. Three insertions or is less. ROSE.” square less, ments were due, not-to vacillation, but to hardly For Sale by The production will he given with Now and $1.60 per square. a belief No battle in any part of the world prob- entirely Scenery Magnificent Costumes which the sequel shows was well Evening Performance at 8 Matinees at 2.45 o’clock. Casco Notices in and CHARLES F. o’clock, Bay* Steamers leave r,is. Reading nonpareil type classed could have furnished a better test of om House Wharf at 2.15 for founded that with a little the ably FLAGG, Matinees and 7.30 for Evening Performances. Hound Trio Tickets 16 cents line delay city w___S 17 vith to with other paid notices. per each Exchange St., Portland. coupon admitting 25 cents. Reserved 10 and 20 be the now tactics, made necessary by the Theatre, Seats, cents. Boxes six chairs’ might captured without the loss of life it/ AS Jlyl5cod if I n each box, 30 cents each chair. Admission without Casco insertion. Bay Coupon, 20 cents. Sale'*iu OIof Re! that would attend the improvement in firearms. There were erved Seats at Casco Bay Steamboat Office, Custom House Wharf. Pure Reading Notices in reading matter type, surely taking of it the rough ground and the long range $6 cents per line each insertion. by storm. We have no doubt that and there also were the Wants, To Let, For Sale and similar adver- criticism of Gen. Shafter will now give magazine rifles, %-A week in trained soldiers. One of the main objects tisements, 25 cents per advance, for place to gensrous praise, and certainly he $90,000 40 words or less, no display. adver- of these tactics—or “drill as K THE PORTLAND Displayed appears to bo deserving of it. Taken as a regulations,” ia#eek of tisements under these headlines, and all adver- are are whole tho Santiago campaign has been they called, except when they ap- | not paid in will be tisements advance, charged plied on the battlefield—is to reserve the Riverton ¥¥ an unqualified success. There was an in- THIRTY PARK. rates. YEAR 4 PER CENT at regular officers as as july 11. clination to waste of uninjured long possible. ■ In Maine State Press—$1.00 charge unnecessary tnDIIIIPB per square More reliance Is on the life after the battle before the since placed intelligence SUNDAY juumnu u for first insertion, and 50 cents per square for city, TlflES of the and of the I omucnd, ea:lt insertion. its surrender did not immediately follow, privates, particularly [ subsequent ..... ORIGINAL all communications non-commissioned officers, than in the old y Address relating to sub- and yet but for that battle it is very riTT’ TUT? DANCERS, of scriptions and advertisements to Portland doubtful if would be in our days shoulder-to-shoulder formation. ALABAMA Santiago The Best Sunday Paper in the A. Publishing Co., 07 Exchange Street, Conduct that would have fastened thd jv ^ COMEDIANS, hands today. It took a great deal of the |f World ior Portland People. ww /i TROUBADOURS. Portland, me. name of “coward” upon an officer In the ACROBATS. courage out of the Spaniards, and pre- STANDISH WATER & A superior company of colored people in TheTh most Civil in entertaining specialty of the season, surrender that has war Is, a sense, made compulsory SCENES FBOM pared them for the PLAMATION LIFE. the great CAKE WAT.IT. that while he is still to WHY? .... 1 now come. Furthermore it was that bat- today; is, inspire !/ CONSTRUCTION CO., his men by when occasion de- THE PEESS. tle that sent Cervera’s squadron to sea, example THE he is for the most to main- DUE 1928. FADEJTTES us to mands, part BECAUSE it has the best accounts of local h“ and thus enabled oomplets practical- happenings. r6CelVed th9 m9rited PralSe °f Fre3S and tain a FublIC- Concerts of fixed position with relation to his y .30 daily at 2.15. JULY ly the destruction of the Spanish navy BECAUSE it This company supplies Deering, West- FRIDAY, 15. subordinates, and is to keep behind shel- prints later telegraphic news than any ou4 which Dewey made so good a beginning y ji brook, Gorham and Standish, and the i ter if he can. Thus all movements can at Manila. We have now accomplished of town paper sold in Portland. above bonds are ha ^ 1_J- J ~ 1_1 .1 y /{ an uuau lino SAPB unuMiugv/ COTTAGE PARK. tTl„ _. whioh fact is more to the BECAUSE its miscellaneous features are **" more. We enoouraging If in inter. McCullum’s Theatre 2 30 p. m. and 8.15 m. Admiral Dewey’s action in the matter planned for and muoh have equal /| GUARANTEED p. Free Musical 1 men than the of the rain or shine, at 0,15 m. In CVnce^allvdall->' of German interference with the Cervera's fleet, which was the physioal presence nf est to those of other p. Casino. Philip- destroyed any paper. (h) Portland Water Co. at 3 p. m. In Theatre and 4.45 m. officer at their elbows. The non-com- by Sundays p. in Casino free hand ,, pine rebels shows that wo have a naval sole original purpose of the expedition Meals served a la carte or table de hole by the famous caWrerCs HnUin=£handieKS j!and- missioned offioers have immediate A Sanquets. Clambakes, Shore Dinners, of 300 a.nd Hodgson. commander at Manila who needs no we addit ion the charge parties or less a sneMaiti in- and have in captured % -FOR SALE BY- ,t office of P. & C. E. 12 Menu Lards and of the and are to by. Co., Monument Telephone Priees In Eastern Cuba. men, opportunities open Salt water Squ^e. mSa7' structlons from Washington. whole Spanish army bathing. Fishing8 off the rocks t(tackle lUe anThitand baIt f™?:. e them such as were dreamed of in a of the Hirmshed free by A. P. Morrill our losses never to charge grounds.) Considering the results achieved / ltare Bird The hottest warrior that has the old An eminent writer Tropical Collection and other Park attractions Spain ap- days. English IS is as have not been WHERE WATSON GOING. THE BICYCLE SCORCHERS. Cottage” noted one ol the most picturesrme sea shnr« Portr* be General large. said to / H. M. PAYSON Cape pears to Captain Blanco. He at the time the new regulations were &C0.,! Istantfrom Portland about seven miles a ,the.Mainet Coast, The will watch to sea the by delightful trolley ride public eagerly Famous cities of ancient he shores of Casco Bay. Unrivalled marine alonff seems to be Weyler in bis in his that in actual war- \‘t Siiain The time draws near for views, including WstoricFn?t tp®‘larbor,a!;d out-Wey'.erlng effect of this in The adopted army, the an- A) Bankers. -Ieadlight, and their fortifications the and Portland victory Spain. [war pictured on tho map for the hQne- nual by sea. Carscars run to entrances TheatretSH Preb,le thirst for gore. It was probably due to fare, after the men the non-oommissioned |> meet of American Wheelmen 1 lo exposure of patrons to stormy weather and Casino, hence party then haB been opposing peace nego- fit of TIMES readers. The dwel- /j 82 See timetables him that the surrender of was offioers would be most the lieu- and this adds to the interest taken of the P. and C. E. By. at 12 Santiago exposed, Y in these historic i! Exchange Co., Monument Square, Me. tiations on the that the army had tenants the so ls lers towns may in the fast men of St„Portland^Me. Portland, so ground next, captain next,and on; the track who tl delayed long. which Is soon hear the roar of Yankee ~ been given no chance jto show jwhat it as It should be. if guns spend their time in smashing A -= [-___- To Illustrate the idea of the present bat- and catch glimpses of the stars records. On Carranza and Dubose,the Spaniards who could do. Tho army has now been ; given Y these subjects the M FINANCIAL. tle formation, take one company alone. and stripes through the smoke of wheelmen will a and its defeat is as If find /I settled In Canada soon after war was de- chance, complete The principle is the same for the bat- o bombardment. something BONDS. they will want to read in the A SAIL AND clared, to keep their government Informed and overwhelming as that of the navy. talion, regiment, etc. In each company TIMES. CONCERT there are four of the of the Will the war now withdraw its '‘sections,’’ each under of Portland 4s due plans United States, have party the City 1902-1912 immediate command of a Sergeant. _ Sunday 17th. gone home. Their services have objection to peaoe or will it IN CAPTURED TOWNS. A of Portland 6s “ Afternoon, July certainly negotiations The sections are divided into squads City 1907 to “ been of no value to their and insist that Spain must seek the last ditch? whioh are under the Immediate command A of 4s country Capt. George L. Kilmer contin- City Peering 1915 THE have won no The fail of mnst make it clear of corporals. At the of the THE HOME OF THE “ ELEGANT STEAMER they glory for themselves. Santiago beginning IT ues his series of articles on the SAMPSONS. of Biddeford 4s 1917 formation for the offensive one of these /I City to every intelligent person in Spain that war, with an account of the laws “Honest Sam Lord” can’t see reason sections is designated as the reserve, If Town of Yarmouth, GOLD 4s due 1926 any further resistance is and that and customs in accordance A bright woman’s account of PILGSIM hopeless, another as the support and two as the with A Merrimac N. 11. 4s “ 1914 why any Democrat should leave his i'f her visit to the of the ad- Co., will make a party the wise to do is to ne- or In other as which captured cities are can- family A sail down the Sunday after- thing open peaoe firing line, any proportion "f miral who “ bay, on account of the financial of seem best. The trolled. Did know that commands the Ameri- il City of Zanzesville, 0. 4s 1915 noon. July nth, leaving Custom House Wharf plank But has may first lieutonant com- you the at 2 gotiations immediately. Spain ty can fleet in Cuban •’ “ o’clock calling at Peaks Island for the Chicago platform. Mr. Lord will find mands the reserve, the Second the firing general of an invading army might waters. His Cleveland City Ry., Gold 5s 1909 passen- shown little wisdom heretofore and Sa^ ailc* them there on very wife and children are as “ Casco ^eav^nS tiia and the is near National the tax the of Bank to his sorrow when he looks. over tho re- line, captain’s post If people the country in- patriotic A Union Pacific R. R. Gold 4s 1945 return it is no means that she will a as the husband and by impossible support, with bugler beside him :o give to vaded? This and many other bits father, and il -OJf- A fine concert will be given the turns in September that there are a good their during trip by continue to live np to her record, and signals, also the first sergeant and any IT of information will be found in home is nearly hidden tocst ochestras in the state, by onJ?t°flickets many Democrats In Maine who can. who may be designated to mes- flags and other emblems Prices on PORTLAND, MAINE, only 26 cents for sail and concert ns to put all her troops out of carry Captain Kilmer’s article. of pa- /i application. Correspon- ' compel If he that a If sages. quits post for moment triotism. .. C* w* T* main force. CODING, Now that the objects of the Santiago Cuba by he leaves word where he can be found. dence Solicited. ; JIyl5d2tGen. Manager C. B. S. Co.fll have A few scouts are sent forward 1824. campaign been accomplished the ar- first. THE NEW RUSSIAN MINISTER. I After they have gone 150 feet the |y / my will undoubtedly be removed imme- NO PAY-NO LIGHT. firing CAPITAL AND SURPLUS SOCIAL DANt’E. line advances, the seotions gradually sep- to a Ho has como into this SUMMER BOARD AND diately healthier locality, a small and the Intervals be- country FASHIONS. A arating widening a beautiful niece The first nance o( the ‘season will be given of immunes left Id the Gas Meters That dare To Be Coaxed with tween them till accompanied by garrison being city they sub-divide into 'f swan & at Forest City hall. Peaks Island, next Friday and the f who will take a leading part in the Bab in her letter this week Iarrett, to hold it and Silver squads, squads in turn separate A 186 evening. Daucing from 8.30 to 11. Steamer of preserve order, which it Quarters. at the weaves Middle St.. Portland. Me. into who are about six f society capital. The por- into an account of her the Casco Bay lino will return to the on do with the skirmishers, feet /| Uy2 d« city after easily assistance of the when on the !f traits of this at. a farm house a the dance. Good music and a time apart line 'I he interesting couple stay good il good may firing proper. tf many ONE he which will soon A nickel-in-the-slot meter MILLION expected. Tickets can be at fleet, be able to into gas at the is will on the woman’s hints as to what to obtained the go designed support outset about 150 yards If appear page wear and how door. the harbor. Some of the to the of behind the first ready to and of the TIMES, together with tho to wear it. The troops will primarily equal ingeniousness line, deploy Iy TIMES is the /( Gents, 35 cents. Ladies, 15 cents. advance to the and the re- letter that Maine probably take part in the expedition to those who leave the gas bill the last one skirmishers, if weekly by bright only paper for which Bab il Julyl4d2t serve keeps about 100 yards in the rear of If woman who her name“Bab.” writes her letters. JULY Porto which is to bo is in a few Au- signs DOLLARS. Kieo, being paid, being placed the organized, support, ready for flank attacks or to to A\ and some of them will be returned to the gusta residences by the Kennebec Light reinforce the first line. Every man is Opens In this city next October to take These are a few of the | United States. Aside from the expedition & Beat Cc. taught advantage of rocks, bushes to many attractive features of the Interest Paid on and the like for cover. One object is to 4$ to Porto Rico there will be no more cam- In appearance the meter is bnt very get as near as possible without being dis- jjjf next issue of A\ INVESTMENTS. FUME s Boston STAR Course until when the little different from that In use. DEPOSITS. Not ( paigning fall, investment ordinary covered, then to looate the enemy’s fire only the cheapest but the best f of Havana will if has The on the outside is a ond to deceive him as to the of begin, Spain not only.difference strength Drafts drawn on National Provincial BRILLIANTS STAR A* the attacking party. The wide intervals ^ lank by that time negotiated a peace. small tubular brass projection, perhaps THE PORTLAND of England, London, In large or H | save tho men from mowed down wall amounts, for sale at current 1 W ENTERTAINMENTS three inches in diameter and of being by I rates. £ W the same the South Portland, Me,, ... 4s the around enemy. | Current Accounts received on favorable Only 81.00 for admission to all ten. Luckily campaign Santiago number of inches In The at an 1 firms. Beserved and 20 cents extra each has length. firing begins order from the seats, 10,15 evening, t terminated soon enough to avert se The Municipal Security Co. 4>is At the outer end of this is a captain. skirmishers halt when they Correspondence solicited from Send us rious projection Indlvld- your address and you will receive a inroads upon our troops by yellow fire. Gradually now, as SUNDAY ials, Corporations, Banks and 1 they advance, others beautifully illustrated prospectus with full par- ! knob similar to that used in the TiriES of 1 throwing close in City Duluth, Minn., Gold 4}£s < to as fever, and perhaps luckily also it has not they toward the centre to make | | lesirinjr open accounts, well as from ticulars. Boston Star Course Entertain- bolt of a hose to safe door. At the side of this room for the support on the flanks. The Standish Water und wishing transect Banking busi- t ment Co., 36 Bromfield St., Boston. terminated too soon to instruct us that 1/- Con- lcss of anj knob is a slot to meanwhile draws nearer till it description through this this just large enough receive support 1 lank. disease constitutes a terrible the flrBt line. 4 struction First Tho Boston Star Then danger a silver joins there is a rush !/ THE BEST SUNDAY PAPER IN THE WORLD FOR PORTLAND Mortgage 5s Course is represented in quarter. PEOPLE /ft Portland Mrs. L. In campaigning In Cuba at this season forward. The lientenant, the in- by A. Palmer, with headquar- The dial where the meter is read is giving TEPHEM R, Presldait ters at the Preble House. of simi- structions while the men are down / United Gas and Electric Co. SMALL jlyTdtf tho year. Had our troops en- lying /ft lar to that on any meter, but In addition or are behind cover, commands: “Ad- KARSHALL a G0DIRR* a First Gold Cashlw. tirely escaped visitation there vance rushes: third Mortgage 5s febTdtr AUCTION SALES. to the four dials there Is a small arrow by section, fire two k would very likely have been a (or three) volleys; second for- cry which moves laterally across the face of section, Maine Water Company 5S for an immediate movement on ward 1” The sergeant of the third sec- F. 0. BAILEY & Havana, the dial. This face Is v-* Bj CO., Auctioneers. marked with a tion gives the commands for the which it would have been very difficult volleys. City o£ Tacoma, scale. As soon as the first is fired and under Washing- $200,000 to resist. As it is everybody will be like- When a auartor Is dromioil in thn cover of partial Its smoke the chief of the ton, Gold . 5s the side of the knob a * I | 'irst Consolidated to connection 5 ly recognize the wisdom of postponing with second section orders his men forward at ® Mortgage Per AUGTION SALE OF the interior mechanism is made lln.lhle f 1 TilH thfiV hilVA crrtna any movement ac-ainst that eit-v until and by When * Jeffersonville Ind. Water the knob the arrow on the Cent. 20 Year Gold turning dial is fifteen yards, or to cover If there is any, Bonds late in the fall, when the of moved so that with the danger yel- soalo underneath ho causes them to lie down and fire two Co. 6s -OF TIIE- STOCKS and BONDS low fever it is to see how is parsed. Meanwhile it will possible just many feet of or three volleys. On the first volley the gas the purchaser is entitled to burn for rushes For sale by undoubtedly be safe to move on Porto third section forward fifteen' feet JOLIET RAILROAD COMPANY. his money. As the is burned the ar- where gas in advance of the line of the second sec- Rico, the Spanish troops are few row across On a! 12 is moved the dial. W hen the tion and fires. The second section ad- Si'ii:day, rext, July '6th, o’clock, noon, and the defences not allowance of for the very strong. gas quarter is con- vances as before, and so it is continued. PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE- at the Merchant’s sumed the arrow the Exchange, Portland, Me., stops and supply of When all the men are on the each The line, we shall for appearance of yellow fever gas is cut oif. Only by in more lieutenant takes sell, account of the estate of the among dropping position behind his own ■ •rice Par and iato Ira P. the our at money can the arrow be induced to move Interest, Subject to Farrington, following, namely: troops Santiago is, of course, dis- platoon, and the captain is in the rear WOODBURY k MOULTON One Fund Sinking 0 across the dial and the valve opened so of the centre. chosen Advance or Sale. .Mortgage per cont Bond of quieting, hut as the city has been taken Having a suitable of the Water chat the gas will flow. position from which to make the assault HornellsytHe Company. Hor- We shall be able to withdraw nellsx-ille. New York, dated April 2d 1888 very soon The mechanism of the meter is so ar- the commands: lire!” due captain “Rapid Bonds dated April 30.1898, due In 20 years April 2d. 1008, $1000.00, coupons due practically all of our to some local- ranged that any number of quarters The lieutenants ithout and October. troops npfto thereupon order the men 7 option, interest 5 per cent, per annum, April where 10 may bo dropped in the slot and of to BANKERS, I 1st and the conditions will be gas fix and to down the lay November 1st; principal due sinKing Fluid 6 per cent ity favorable bayonets lay sights Cor. and May c MB W? that value will bo furnished, the arrow of their after whioh Middle Exchange Sts., i st, 1918. Principal and iuterest payable in Gold Bond of the Jeffersonville Water Sup- for stamping out the disease. Had pieces, they give the the how much Me. 1 Imted States coin. ■ of showing just JjJgas may be commands for the firing. To the Portland, jyMtf gold Company Joifersonville, Indianeu army to remain charge, Tho total authorized mortgage is §500,000, dated August 1st, 1888, and due beeu;compelled either from burned. captain to cease com- 1 Auu-us/ signals firing and f which lias been reserved in our st 1918, $1,0000.00, due failure to take The meter is for §76,OoO coupons Februar1J Santiago or designed primarily the mands: To the march 1” A and immediately charge, The RESULT. antis, to take up an equal amount of G percent, August use of those who bavefunsettled accounts men rise and Two First for other cause the situation soon udvanco in double time. onds, due in 1904. $100,000 additional has Alorlgage 6 per cent Bonds of the might on j the old ledgers and \\ hen are 1st Year’s Jso been reserved for future Muncie Water have becomo company’s many they about thirty yards from ISissssicss, improvements. Of Works Company of Muncla deplorable. Undoubtedly all of those who have the meters in lie balance has been sold dated their the enemy he commands: “Charge 1” msmst® EVERY... I (§325,000) §125,000 lmhana, August 1st, 1885, due August the 1st, 190o, that.was possible to be done to check the houses have them there for that purpose. Our tactics differ from those of the j privute parties, leaving above §200.000 $500.00 each, coupons due From ow offered on the market. ary and While there arc many of the poor cus- in Said Year’s August. disease would have been dODe.but the con- English army only one important par- ISaasinegs. 1 he stock is One First tomers of the capital §500,000, a majority of Mortgage 6 per cent Gold Bond of company who have the ticular. With the when the ditions would he too unfavorable to admit former, it is ...man I: iiich is owned by Portland capitalists. There Washington Water Company sf Wash- meters of this kind lu their houses there necessary to advance Ten times tin of support and reserve g| floating debt. The road Jms u franchise ington. Indiana, dated August 1st, isgS, duo anything is another class which the con- and )r approaching perfect success. company prepare for the charge the first line fifty years. August 1st, 1908, $1,000.00, coupons attached Soldiers siders its best who have the falls back The President of the Joliet Railroad due drenched by rain at night and ^customers and the others deployed pust TO HIS Co. is August 1st, ’96 and thereafter: also meters of TRADE I lesion F. MilhUen. Treasurer P. for to a this kind in their house for the to the front the intervals in the PUSH. i Henry Cox, coupon scrip $20,00. exposed tropical sun by day in a through nd Kdward Above sake of convenience. first line. The Is wliat lias done it for us! Secretary Woodman—all of Port- bond and scrip are in the hands of where retiring theory thore is 1 inU. the locality lurk the germs of yellow that the <> Wb bar* oustomara ® Reorganization Committee for fore- first line may be too exhausted to PUSH, Everlasting PUSH, and with a careful frequently Joliet is a of closure. fever cannot bo day night, consideration 1 city 40,000 people, which, with long kept healthy. Un- ALWAYS AT HOME. go on to the charge. With ottr the for our customers interests has •(•ckpojt, having a of army built up for us within two years one of the I come to us with copy and ft population 5,000. and Twenty-live shares Canal National Bank Stock less onr is to to an first line remains at the the reserve in this f, uy J hicli is reached by this road, is one of the Ono hundred and army exposed epidemic front, largest agencies city. Don’t want your property insured most twenty-seven shares Casco it in the intervals and on you | rosperous cities of Illinois. It has manu- National Bank Stock. with the almost certain Janitor Osborne of joining the where are "-■ largo consequence of Colby Seldom Seen fiaiiks. your interests properly'cared forT 9 \\ "Put it in attractive form «bA < icturing interests, and the growth, although Trims Cash. the loss of thousands of $ eady, has been men, it must be Away From College Campus. The exact details of the at very rapid. July ii 1893, fight Santia- The length of track is over 21 Advertiser taken from are miles, making CAT" copy. Jlyl2dtd away Santiago and that very go awaited with interest by students $ make the price reasonable." I , le bonded debt less than of *---*---- §20,000 per mile, speedily. modern warfare. Hough ground, long THEL C * 'i his compares most favorably with the Portland There probably isn’t another resident of the JONESISURANBE AGENCY | 8 treet range guns, 1 such cases the work is Railroad, and its physical Spanish rapid fire—all EDWAUD C. alwaya « condition is JONES, ami « 11 rst-class in F» O. BAS LEY Si The condition which of Waterville so well known citizens these things were reckoned with when Agent manager. every respect. CO. is said by The Portland Trust in less tho new regulations were drafted. Of JONES, Assistant Manager. satisfactory and brings csoelleat 3, Company bought this to be attached to Gen. Toral’s general frequently seen about the Representing some of best sue of bonds after a most careful course there were those who said the * and companies do- investigation" .ketioneers and Commission Merchants business of that m lae'gest 1 raaulta. >■ fiiploying as an Mr. K. A. surrender that the part the city than Janitor wish kind of nig business Maine. 83 3 expert Newman the Spanish troops any formation, three men Lanager and Treasurer of the Portland Salesroom 4t> Exchange Street. Samuel Osborne of out Street shall he transported to is Colby Collego. Every of five would he killed in an £ I i abroad, who vi3iied Joliet for three Spain, engage- * days and V inent where modern weanons 1InA the THURSTON PRINT, v hose full report is on flic at our F. O. HAILE C. W. ALLEN one which we can well afford to make. were use | office for in- ami it is true that 00 §G0.000 per annum. way conceivable. No amount of on oxpose block of Preferred v Inch will enhanc e still more the of lying selves without near S s.ma", margin regard to what they had Stock, right, 1 orthmd. Goods 12 years on s iourity above interest the of the or charges, part Spanish government done learned In their books on the market. A handsome tiling’s swiftly and their drill Increase last year l'urther information, together with our attor- the commanders can Only 80000 for sale, with a n Spanish deceive the grounds. If it shall turn out that the CKASIPLER” distribution to jy’s opinion, furnished ou application. and several parties preierred. 1 he STEPHEN as to was faith ADJUSTABLE books and busl- Spanish people what has cleanly. engagement fought tactically, ness an to BERRY, really hap- -‘Open Page” parties who want a in the new regulations may be somewhat j when see American Devonshire conservative investment near home r pened they ships sail- Of Grocers, Fels & Co., Fliila, shaken. 165 St.. BOSTON. and “Ii*” Itoom 2*>38 1 <§oobf (gaid irh% qfCail„?',‘ilr1adMLa3a Exchange * Job Tu.Frtil St., Portland, Me. julyl2diw ORTLAfiD TRUST COMPANY. So* 37 Plum Street MR. TAGGART TOO LATE. MUSIC AND DRAMA. VOWS AT THE ALTAR. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.. BOSTON WON -— '■ ■■ ■!<« BOTH. WESTBROOK. a— Air. George E. Clark and Alias Florence M. Decision tlie Grnnite MeCULLUM’B THEATRE. Two Games Taken from Last by Portland, July 15, 1803. Concerning Bukev Married at St. Lawrence Cliuroh. Louisville, The delightful comedy drama “May Narrow Margin. At a meeting of Westbrook lodge No State Provident Association. the Basement a Blossom,” was witnessed by the largest ST, K. of P., tho following officers wan is The handsome new St. Lawrenco church audiences of season elected: Dexter the at McCullum’s was C. C., Hamilton; V. C. the scone of a brilliant wodding, yes- Bo great of fine Supreme Court Decrees That theatre at- ton, July 14.—Tho homo team won Alfred Wm. IN display Assignee yesterday. So great was the Lemieux; P., Shaobtord; M, terday afternoon. Miss Florence Mildred both from Taggart of New Filed His tendance in the afternoon that it was games today tho Louisvilles. of W., Albion Senter; K, of R. and S. silver table Hampshire of and Mrs. plated Bunker, daughter Capt. The first game was easy, hut the second Petition Too Fate and Caunot Now He necessary to open the doors and admit pa- Herbert P. Stearns; M. of F., Georgi 1 George W. Bunker, was married to Mr. was a ware, made the trons a half usual. All long fight. Louisville tried Todd M. at by Rogers coma a Defendant in Maine Case, hour earlier than Perrio; A., Wm. Smith; I. G. Party George Eliphalet traveling sales- of the old New tho were charmed with the Clark, England league in Frank O. all to be splendid compa- man for Allen; G., Charles Madsen. Company, sold the Brunoll-Higgius Shoe com- first but ho was out of Judge Haskell of the Supreme couri ny and the finished manner in which all game, pounded About lifiy of the members of tho West pany. It was the first to take at low a wodding the box. In the second the Bostons very yesterday rendered decision of interes the fine dramatic soenes were enacted, game brook Congregational Sunday school at prices. A Mark in Monster Down place this now church. to the Maine shareholders in had tho game well in hand, the defunc elicited frequent applause. In tho evo- apparently tended the annual plonio on Wednesdaj Shell each. The ohuroh was elaborately decorated Sugar 29c Granite State Provident Association. Hi the audience was when Louisville suddenly made a brace at thi nlng particularly appre- for the Sebago Lake, notwithstanding occasion, under tho auspicos of the tho in the ninth Butter Knives each denied the petition of Assignee David A ciative and demanded several curtain and tied game inning by stormy day. 37c Northern Light club. Green and white Lewis then came in Taggart of Manchester, who to in calls after every act. The beautiful scenery good dean batting. Mrs. Thomas B. and son havi sought were the Payne ; Fruit Knives, set. prevailing colors. for tho homo team and held the visitors 75c eraw torvene in the in is this week and many returned ftom a o preliminary proceedings highly praised The visit to the family ushers were Messrs. Charles J. until Boston won. The score: Coffee regard to the custody of the Maine funds, flattering comments are hoard daily rela- down Mr. E. H. of Auburn. Spoons 30c set. Nichols, Edward ’M. Hunt, Melvin Mer Pettengill and become a party defendant in thi tive to the appropriateness of the furni- Boston, 04310100 x—8 H. H. Bishop of Colby Is enjoying hii 1 rill, Lewis Jack, George Bunker, brothel 00000010 0—1 Teaspoons 69c set. cause. He will be heard, however, oi ture, pictures and other properties used, Louisville, summer vacation at his home in this city ©ff ©nr Entire Stoch of of the bride, Henry McClellan, Raymond the pending petition for a distribution o and the oare and completeness that shows Base hits—Boston, 13; Louisville 7. Miss Celia Barton is reported as ver; Dessert set Bennett and Briceno E. Clark, brothei Spoons 69c the assets. tho master hand of Manager McCuIlum Errors—Boston, 1; Louisville, 3. Bat- comfortable. of the groom. The ushers all wore neck- teries—Willis and Yeager; Allrock, Todd Table 25c each. A hearing on Mr. Taggart’s petition in the detail of the production. The snow Miss Martha A. Thurston of Yarmoutt Spoons ties which tho bride had made of the same and Kittridge. was held in Judgo Haskell’s chambers storm scene was completed and intro- is tho guest of Mrs. B. F. Leighton. Knives and Forks material as her wedding gown. Mr. (Second Game.) $1.49 Wednesday, Messrs. Drummond ant duced in yesterday’s performances. This Rev. C. C. Phelan has returned fron Latham True officiated as organist. 1—S the set. Drummond appearing as counsel for is a remarkable stage effect and is worth Bostor, 00250000000 his recent brief to Boston. The brldo was iu 2 0 1 II 0 II 0—7 trip Messrs. a becomingly gowned Louisville, 0 0 00 1 Bank Examiner Timberlake, and trip to Cape Cottage to see. It ocours Mr. John A. McLollan employed at thi 1 Belcher in the blue-white duchess satin, trimmed witt Base Louisville, 18. Clarence A. Hight and Arthur F. third act and created a veritable hits—Boston, 11; Knowlton maohine had his banc old lace of rare The maid ol Bat- shop is full design. Errors—Boston, 1; Louisville, 1. for the petitioner. Following the sensation at yesterday’s performances. It an: Miss teries—Lewis, Kiobedanz and Bergen; caught in tho machinery Wednesday Prices Low text of is the honor, Vivia Bennett, wore whits SclSing at Enough Judge Haskell’s decroe: most novel effeot ever used in any Frazer and suffered the loss of the end of his thumb. For ink organdie over bluo silk. Miss Bessif Kittridge. removing “This cause came on for in this It is more hoaring upon production given city. Tho band will go on iti ; Bunker and Miss Anita sister- New York, July 14.—Kennedy Presumpscot ... to Create a Panic. . the of A. of Man- than Bunker, pitched stains from the petition David Taggart interacting tne rain effect in “The annual sail and dance this t: fingers of the were bridesmaids. The an almost perfect game, whioh enabled evening N. of defendant cor- Old ns it continues all bride, chester, H., assignee Homestead,” the Ploasant Hill. The steamer leaves Cuticle Acid. former was attired in blue over Brooklyns to make It two straight. Ray try Napier’s in that for leave to become the and the audience see the muslin, poration state, through act, moL-t’s at seven o’olook ii while the latter’s costume was The score: wharf p. m.; ■ a defendant and tile an answer and snow as it banks the of yellow, For the bath BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING party against glass the to perfuming MEN’S tan with corn colored trim- x—4 stormy postponed Saturday, July 10 be heard further in this windows. The of tho wind and organdio, Brooklyn, 00300010 I upon proceedings howling a band concert on the mings. The flower Miss Pittsburg, 00010000 0—1 Thore is to be boat V and it has been argued by counsel. the drifts of snow that blow the win- girl, Dorothj try Daybrook’s “Bath-| cause, by The rain of will bo welcome: * Atkinson of Mass., was Baso 8. Wednesday Thrown on the market at less than Men’s Suits, all re, “It appears that the bill was filed on dows had a most cooling effect on the au- Chelsea, gowned hits—Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg, fume.” For a Bicycle wool, Bat- the farmers as the wars soothing,^ * at in Swiss muslin, trimmed with Valen- Errors—Brooklyn, 2; Pittsburg, 1. by potato crops wholesale We are determined to liable, light, being sold only the 25th of March, 18.6, and subpoena dience yesterday, but their warm prices. appreci- and Grim; Gardner and to the rain as ciennes lace. Master Harold ; teries—Kennedy reported prior drying up lotion for 3.SO and 5.00 a Suit. Issued returnable rules, ation of the found in Bunker, Bowerman. healing, cooling turn into cash our surplus stock rather $2.00, thereon, May novelty expression The brother of the bride, acted as bear hay cut will not suffer much as then Marked down from 8.00 and 10.00. 1896; that a receiver was appointed Apri, enthusiastic and prolonged applause. page, sunburned faces Diet- than carry it. $5.00, down the aisle a salver Philadelphia, July 14.—Philadelphia was not much standing in the holds a try on due and tc Mr. McCuIlum as Uncle ing upon whicl 21, 1896, petition notice, Bartlett,is easily shut out Cleveland in a that that wears Boys’Fiue Wool Sailor Suits, was the The today game the time of tho rain. Everybody good ready take of the assets of said the favorite with the audienco this wedding ring. best mar man’s charge [ corpora- week, was a battle between the At- liquid Camphor made must be interested in this 5.50 and 3.50 was Mr. Orrin I). Clark of pitchers. Mr. and Mrs. George Morrill left fo: clothing $1.50, 2.00, tion that on and his of Farmington, ; May rules, 1896, subpoena portrayal .this quaint,gold- tendance The score: Ice. All these be and the are ex- a brother of the 2,698, Richmond camp grounds yesterday. Thi may Bale. The goods prices fashioned character is really delightful. bridegroom. A few $2.50 and $3.50 fine Washable The service was Philadelphia, 10000000 x—1 grounds are in their every season traordinary. on His scenes with performed by Rev. A charge had at our toilet Suits, mostly for 8 and 10 years, anca being made by eaid corporation, Deborah, impersonated Cleveland, 00000000 0—C goods boys H. Wright, pastor of tho uslnt They are to bo gone several weeks. marked down to $1.00 a Suit. June 9th, a motion was filed that the bill by .Miss Andrews,'.provoke gthe greatest churoh, section. Also the Episcopal service. Base hits—Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland, Mrs. J. H Tolman and daughter, Lanri Listerine, be taken pro confesso, for want of appear- merriment, and aro most artistically en- 4. 0. Men’s Wool Suits, sizes 36 to 42, Waists (Mother’s Friepd), At the conclusion of the Errors—Philadelphia, 1; Cleveland, are at their at Trefethen’s Land Boys’Shirt aoted. Miss Jessie Mao as service a cottage rum and for the ance, and on tho ICth of July said motion Hall, Little recep- Batteries—Jones and Crjger; Pratt and quinine $4.50. Marked down from $8.00. 88c each. tion was given at the residence of ing, Peaks Island, for a brief outing. was granted and the cause ordered to may rnossom, is very attractive to the la- tin McFarland. bride’s parents, No. 51 North street. Mr, Mr. A. E. Greenluw was quite badli hair, pure bay rum, Boys’ Waists, Star, ($1.00 grade), 55o proceed therafterward ex parte as to the dies and children, and with the eight lit- New York, July 14.—The Giants by su- and Mrs. Clark left on an evenincr whpi jammed a few days ago between one o Men’s Fine Ali Wool Suits, all defendant co rporation ; that on the 14th tle Portland girls who appear in this pro- perior stick worth took both games today cologne water and a spec- Boys’ Waists, II. & W., 50o bound train for a bridal the cars on tho tramway and a shed t< sizes 34 to Marked down of August, 1896, the cause was set for duction, enaots one of the prettiest and trip. making it four straight from the Browns. 50, $10.00. wnicn tie was attacning eleotrio wires, ial violet handkerchief ex- from and $13.00. Boys’ Blouses, marked down to loo, hearing and heard, and a decree was filed daintiest scenes in the last act that has ISLAND NOTES. am: score: $10.00 He 25c, 49c. ever been Is now able to get around but wltl that day, sustaining said bill and con- presented on a local stage. To- New 51304000 x—12 tract York, but will not be able prepared specially the of said advance sale indicates even difficulty, to work fo: Fine and tiolf firming appointment receiver, day’s larger The Little St. Louis, 03000100 1-5 Mesi’s and Young Men’s Nice Boys’ Bicycle Diamond Island associatioi some are who had 'said trust and attendance than Patrons will time. for us. We it Suits, for boys 7 to 19 yearS, marked already accepted yesterday. had a a few Base hits—New York, 14: St. 5. selling Dress Suits in black and blue meeting nights ago at th< Louis, At the ot Minnehaha down to 5.00 and 6,50 each bond as in the sum find it much to their to secure Errors—New St. 3. Bat- meeting council $3.50, given required penal advantage Micao and its fo: York, 1; Louis, at a lower than a worsteds or cbeviots, made, perfected organization teries—Kusie and aud Mo. 0, D. of P., held price elegantly of $100,000, conditions for the faithful per- tickets before going out to the theatre ns Warner; Taylor Wednesday evening Men's Thin the season with the 1 a Coats, present choice of tin G laments. it was decided to the perfect fitting, $10.00 Suit. formance of his that on the 1st oi tho demand at the box office now is so postpone trip to Lis violet has trust; officers: good perfume from 50c and $1.00 following President, Mrs. H bon Falls. An invitation was Marked down $10.00. a master much (Second Game.) extendei April, 1897, was appointed to greatthat disappointment would bo P. first vice Larrabee; president, Georgi tribe of Red Mon of ever been sold for before. Coats take account of the claims of creditor! avoided if the seats were New 00004100 x—5 Pequawket this cit; | Odd Woolen for bicycle, procured earlier. E. second vice York, Raymond; president, 0 1 3 0 to attend the of chiefs store, house or street, $2.00, 2.50, and shareholders in said Reserved seats are on sale for all St. Louis, 0 0 0 0 0 0—3 raising up nex Beautiful Blue Serge Suits, corporation, per- D. Livermore; secretary and treasurer 3.50. HALF PRICE. resident in the state of and hi! formances at Steinert & Sons’ music Base hits—New York, 7; St. Louis, 4. Wednesday evening. to tailor Re- Maine, Miss Edna An equal any made, $15.00. Raymond. executive com Errors—New York, 4: St. Louis, 2. Bat- Alderman C. T. Ames has was filed that on 517 street. Patrons returnei l from ATTEND OCR SALE. report July 6, 1898; Maj store, Congress should ■ duced in $22.00. mittee was chosen made of several o teries—Doheny and Sudhoff and prico up Grady; from a week’s visit with his son a for distribution of ths be careful and tiokets admit- at Ports All the libra— 11, 1898, petition get coupon the ladies on Sugden. popular young the island. Tin N. H. of said to the theatre from tho conductor on mouth, assets corporation among resident ting varions of the 14.—The Reds and reports officers for the pas ; Baltimore, July The officers of ries of covered creditors was and notice the cars. If are not ask for Court Westbroo t paper filed, by publica- they offered, were Orioles a twelve round year received and audited, and 1 i played draw to Foresters of tion was ordered returnable June them as it saves 10 cents if wish to America, were installed Wed summer thereon, you was da. the Novels for read- decided to hold the initial entertain Misplays by home players gav< nesdav and such notice has been visit the thoatre. evening by District Chief Range rules, 1898, ment of tho summer at the Micao on the Cinelnnati3 four of their runs. At- Sat- J. H. assisted Grand Heral are here. Be sure given; that the receiver has in his hand! THE GEM Sullivan, by i ing THEATRE. urday evening next, when a un< tendance 1378. The score: supper J. Fredette, both of this C. R. cash assets above 0,000, besides the dance will be city. and take a few books “Fer the White Rose,” there was the given. Baltimore, 00200010200 0—i Alfred amount in the hands of the state treasure] Decormier; S. C. R., J. Girard and most enthusiastic audiences Miss Nicer of Boston, who has Been Cincinnati, 11001010100 0—i largest the R. »., A. G. S. C. Torn 1 if are in- of at least $60,000 more. Wilson; W., along you going MI CO , present yesterday that we have seen at guest of Miss Livermore will leave for ho: Base SUM hits—Baltimore, 13; Cincinnati, J. Felix “It is therefore considered the cour nelle; W., Garneax; S. B., 11 by beautiful theatre for a home 13. Errors—Baltimore, 0; 0, to the this long time. today. Cincinnati, J. B., Arthur Semenault. country, that tho prayer of the petitioner to becomi Batteries—Maul and Breiten Thuotte; The is ono that the audience Miss Knhnhart of arrived a: Robinson; play keeps Boston, stein and a party defendant, with the right to an Peitz. MADE THEMSELVES AT HOME. Middle St. spell bound from the time the curtain Little Diamond yesterday nnd is the gues 255 swer to tho plaintiff’s bill, and thereby July 14,—Dineen rises until the end. The beautiful stage of Miss Livermore. Washington, pitched Between 6.30 and seven o’clock Wednei jyl5 _____d4t put in issue all the allegations thereof am good ball until the ninth whor setting in the lirst act charms tho be- f lags are flying in front of several cot inning, day evening three fairly well drcsse the 1 contest proceedings taken in the causi his error and a base on balls gave men holder with its naturalness. tages and Little Diamond presents a mos Chicagt young appeared at the residence c comes too late, and should be denied; bu the Attendance 800. The soove: Mr. Eborle is surely a ma'ster hand at patriotic appearance. game. Mr. Joseph Libby, Warren Avenue. Mi that it is just ani reasonable that ho tx producing stage picturos. Everything Miss Mildred Curtis of the oity is thi Chicago, 00012000 1— 4 Libby and family are away at present l allowed to intervene and bo heard up oj 1 1010010 0 0—1 1 is perfect; nothing lacking to give it per- guest of Mi’s. H. P. Larrabee. Wellington, the country on a vacation, but the famil the plaintiff’s petition for the distributioj 1 feet effect. The same may be said of the The 12th Maine will holt l Base 8 residing in the upper tenement is a of and such further Regiment hits—Chicago, 5; Washington, assets, upon proceed- home. The stage setting in the second act their reunion at the Peaks Island housi , Errors—Chicago, 1; Washington, 3. Bat young men went to the bac ings as may be therein had and not other teries—Callahan and Donohue Dinoei m The play is splendidly played; it i- on August lfi ; door of the house and raising the dot wise, and it is so ordered, adjudged am 1 and McGuire. full of action and should be seen every At tho Union on Peaks island the fol steps, which are not fastened to the houei ) decreed.” by one. lowing arc registered: George E. Shute BOURGOGNE INVESTIGATION. stooped as if in the act of picking up door It is THE HARBOR IV,INE Manager Douglas has many surprises in Hyde Park; R. W. Milispaugh, Nev Halifax, N. S., July 14.—The investi key. thought that this wi S store for the publio. After this great York; A. E. Rosevcar, Detroit, Mich, gatiou into the coiliston between the done for effect and that in reality the me a La and the A Bite from the Basemen t. play will come “The Butterflies.” and C. O. Spear and wife, Dover, N. H. steamship Bourgogne shiv had a skeleton key, as they unlocked th e Cromartyshire, was continued today bo They Can Re Replaced at a Few Hours Seats should be engaged for all of these At the Peaks Island house are J. door and entered the bouse. entej Gif fore Oapt. Smith, R. N. -fames Calder Upon performances at the Casco the made of Notice, if Noeded. Bay office, ford, Thomaston, Boston; Mrs. R. P second olliner of the who was or ing house they lighted a lamp an a JARDINIERE Custom House wharf. ship, Oram and family. Port Orange, N. J. duty from midnight to 4 in the morning wont out into the shed adjoining. The r STANDS Bamboo, before the heard the on-com- RIVERTON PARK. Miss E. Shannon, N. Y., and Mrs. G. B aocidenc, returned in a minute or so to the kltohei 1 It is understood that General Wilson’i ing steamer’s whistle and got out of bet except tbo and 1 and the r The members of the Alabama Trouba- Granger family. just in time to see the collision. extinguished light, and aft< instructions to engineers in charge oi Nothin); which is Covered with the Mr. W. C. Harlow of the avenue new was elicited from the witness. TIP locking the door left the house. Th s top pe- douis are too young to have ever been at WEEKLY mine fields do not call fer tho remova HARPER’S I Peaks a third offloer, Alf Stewart, who was 6i stairs slaves themselves, but they know from has souvenir of the battleshi] , family up heard the men walklu g culiar of all mines. In most harbors th< duty when the collision occurred, wai only Maine which ho around the but it wa the that come down to thorn from very naturally prizes then on the house, supposed 1(Si will be remembered for its famous “War Numbers wri legends stand. wo- mines in the main channel will be re put fine their fathers and mothers what slavery highly. It is a pound shell, taken froii Wm. Haley, the lookout on the Croin some friends of the family that had com e raU of the Civil War. Its value during the war with move !. the mine! 1 the was called in the afternoon gE Furthermore, only was like, and they enter into the spirit battleship by one of the divers whi , artyshire, homo for artioles needed by Mr. Libby c r yen Jap- will be even because of Beforo the accident he heard a steame: Spain greater vastly improved which cannot he removed with was so made no jjjr safetj of the cakewalk as none could working under the ship to recove family and investigatioi patriotic whistle—seven or eight blasts—each one anese facilities. History is being rapidly made. The gravest f® will bo exploded. to the bodies of the sailors, The shell wa Later somo of the neighbors with Ofllci r do whom the Stars and Stripes meant apparently nearer than its predecessor, Wffl of ourtime are to thefront, and It that most of 1 to Mr. Harlow little more He Witham to catch the questions coming every is thought these can bi less than it means to them. They honor given by his brother-ii toward the how. kep. endeavored met mattiDg, !gjjj 1 American should have each week an concise F. his fog horn going, sounding twice t< but were unable to do so. It is m accurate, 39 safely removed. General Wilson wil the old flag because their race found relief law, Benjamin Blalsdell, who wa H each blast by tho steamer. The tlrst olii exactly on the steamer a known whether has been take instruct engineer officers that when it ii from bondage under its folds, and they engineer Triton, tu; cer came up and told him to make hi: anything ^ are boat, used for Mr blasts shorter. The of tho ftorn from the as Mr. Gib has not ri like this necessary to explode mines the effect o i not likely ^ soon tto forget it. While carrying despatches. jib-boom house, by Blalsdell also secured artyshire, when the collision came turned to acoount for the Th PICTORIAL HISTORY tho should be carefull; the cake walk is a diversion gotten up two six pouni [ propel ty. explosions rnkod the steamer’s bridge. Probably 2( 1 cut (un- I | shells which are on exhibition at tho stor ! work is thought to be that of tramps wh ^ watched in order that a originally for the amusement of the seconds elapsed from the time he firs comparativi of m OF THIS WAR m colored and Thompson Bros, in Bath. Mr. Harlov the o: were looking for something to eat, rathe r of the effectiveness of the mine people themselves, reproduced sighted steamer till he lost sight less the botches showing He printer it.) to amuse audiences like those that is very willing to show tho shell to any her. could see the steamor’s funnels than to prowl around for articles of valui may be noted. mine taken n , gath- Every one interested in which were red. He did not observe he; The of S. D. Price. er at this introduction of the enough the matter tc officers Warren Counc 1 39 c mi from now until peace is assured. A brilliant staff of good condition will bo held in readinesi Riverton, stern. The steamer appeared to him t< him a call. Mo. O. U. A. will be installed th: s are flag and the patriotic airs makes it mean give be between 13 aud 20 knots ai 4, M., Center-Stands of polished Ash, artists and the to be down on a fow hours going E correspondents representing put again Mr. B. E. Nason of Portland has hour. He oi State Councillc r more than ever;, both to the.'performers joinei l saw several men standing evening by Deputy with 14 14 WEEKLY at the front. Rufus F.Zogbaum,Carlton V and for a nev shelf, by inches, 29c W\ notice, everyone exploded on tho steamer’s deck forward and two or and to the people. the campers Peaks. Tremont Ross of Lewiston. fif® Frederic Remington, T. de Thulstrup, one will be and reserve. tho bridge. The men on deck sboutod ii Fairfield T.Chapman, prepared held in Mr. Fred E. Kendall and wife of Bos The have succeeded in a: folding chair, green ^ Erench which he could not understand Saecarappas Mr W. A. D. V. Hunt, and with The total of the Rogers, Clyde, others, expenditure govern mind that lose much if tan have engaged rooms at Peaks He tried to ranging a ball game with the Sanfordi or red; for out of doors or homo they they do not cottage get clear of the wreckage t, are ’I'hft enure foil nvnw on 4-V. 1,*.* ® a staff of ment in for tho uu uu j large photographers, accurately portray- preparing and planting mine: make their plans to be present the month of August. piuyou oaturuiiy mturuuuu uo ta 3 use. Dollar ™ during kind, 69c our and and was about Mrs. John at the Kimball rfiln reply to A. G. Morrison, Haley sail the movements of army navy happen- S2,000,000. concerts by i tho Fadettes. These ladies Bussell, cot Warren Park grounds. ing he was a native of the United States. Ht at and elsewhere. the « a full hour before the tage, Oakland avenue has as guests A. P Mr. H. Snow the local ings Washington Among play for Trouba- said that while one man could keep a "Temple plumbs flfB COTTON MEN EMBARRASSED. is ■- Take a rasa! are Frank D. dours take tho stage, beginning at 2.1C Welch and wife. lookout, manage the fog horn and rim engaged in piping Masonic hall, Wa: TOOTHSOMIE WEEKLY’S correspondents Millet, mr C. W. Howard is the bail, still in thick weather there il ren aLJ in the Providence, July 14—John H. Masor and 7.30, and lovers of good music should Capt. home from th , block. The lodge is to havo Si bag 0 “TRYPHO 3A” ten cent John F.Bass,and O.K.Davis, Philippines,John one would be better Thi 1 & Sons, of the oldest firms in the cob a to have assistance. avail themselves of the opportunity tc Rangeley lakes for short vacation. water added to the equipment of the r Fox, Jr., with General Shaffer’s army, Harold Martin, m ton manufacturing business In this first officer had come forward before hi packago city Mrs. the Indian 1 to he hear them. They also give a concert at Mitchell, woman, wh< was sure he heaid the steamer’s whistle, quarters. ■ at St. Thomas, and others. now for mft lire reported llnally embarrassed. of it By subscribing has been a constant visitor to tho The horn au- it, put in boiling stir The liabilities of the firm are placed ai 4.30, after the afternoon performances, island fog was lashed to the port Mrs. H. P. Babb has returned from h< r water, one will obtain the WEEKLY the U over ehor. He had blown the horn five 01 i«M year, you during somewhat $500,(DO, mostly as note! the of musical for the past 25 years arrived on the Islam I fog brief vacation at the beaoh. until it in a cool that meets approval peo- ten dissolved, put i most held by banks in this city. The numbei seconds before ho saw the steamer important engagements. because a somewhat Monday. During the past winter she hu of creditors is small. Mr. Masor ple they produce which was half the length of the Cron* place to harden. Then every- Eugene ■ made at her Pleasant Messrs. Zimmermann and ( jfjgj is preparing a statement of the assets anc different class of music from that played home, Point, nea artyshire distant. It was not posslbh Forshay to whom servo it will liabilities. this Mr. about 450 baskets of after he saw the steamer to make any New York announce that are body you Beyond Mason hat in the open air. but it is all first class, Eastport, diileron they pri manoeuvre coult nothing to say. The iirrn is interested ii sizes. Her son Charles is by which a collision pared to and sell the new S cen thank for a delicious sensa- for One Year and with he ca usua buy per you Subscription mills in Millbury, Mass., and Rockland always enjoyable. have been averted. and can be found near ; war loan also to take R. I. It is expected that the they Sterling’ Capt. the Cromarty bonds; entir 3 tion of the Six flavors. i| liabilities Douglas—“Had palate. | will be covered in full though no detluitf TROTTING AT NARRAGANSETT. Mineral Spring house. shire ohanged her course on this occasion charge of the financing part of alio statement can be made as yet. The do arrivals she would have to tilt ments. Providonce, July 14.—The 2.24 trot and Recent at the Ottawa are inevitably gone pression of the ootton industry bottom, there is not a doubt of it.’’ togethei 2.30 pacing race were easy marks today, Miss E. F. Glover, Miss C. A. Leavit with notes running against tiino art The third offioor was recalled and askec but the 2.14 trot was well contested, and Miss E. A. J. R. LIBBY GO. given as the causes of the embarrassment Robinson, Boston; Misa to toll what ho knew of the conversatioi MARRIAGES. Alrich losing the race by a bad break *4.00 J. Sturges, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Led between Capt. Henderson and toe Frenoh in the final heat. Arlington won the 2.3^ Miss Stevens and quartermaster. Ho heard the quarter £ pace in heats. Rest time, 2.14 1-4. yard Stevens, maid, X. Id this Kev. A. H. straight master to the that La Bour- city, July 14. by Wrlgli 1 say captain The 2.24 trot was similarly taken H. Richardson and Heorge E. Clark of Strong and Miss Florenc e | by Y.; George wife, Mibi was 18 knots. gogne’s speed M. Bunker of Portland. HARPER & BROTHERS Directum, (Kelley.) Best time, 2.14. A. E. A. 2 Susan Straw, Straw, K. II This ship’s carpenter and the helmsmar In 13. by Kev. W. II. Ilaskel MINING STOCK DECISION. | Prince Lavuland won the 2.14 trot. He Falmouth, July I, Miss Daveis and C. will bo examined tomorrow. Henry W. Anderson and Miss Mabel E Walti Franklin N. Y. ; took the second and forth heats. Daveis, D. Sq., City first, Merrill, both of Falmouth. Prescott, Ariz., July 14.—A mini] lg HuNCliiONBEi^ Best 2.12 1-4. Mr. and Mrs, A. H. time, Portland; salt has been decided whic ^ pj I | r' WLSCASSET SCHOONER SINKING. just here, Keillyad, Toronto; Dudley Buck am If sustained by the higher courts, prom: SENT AFTER PRIVATEER. Chatham, July 14.—The three- ijEAl HS. es to revolutionize methods of makii wife, Dudley Buck, Jr., G. Mass., j Brooklyn; K, masted schooner K. T. Rundlett, Capt. mining deals. San 14.—In accordance Danville and C. J Now Mild cure. | Francisco, July Foster, Miller, Peoria Fountain of Wiscasset, Bath for Six years ugo, Dr. II. H. Warner co Veg- with orders received In 14, youngest clill ; just from Washing- Ills. with a of lumber, suddenly Falmouth. July Lloyd, ! traeted with E. W. Wells and Jol etable flavor. the York, curgo of Dr. Edward F. and Jennie M. liobiuson, age Judge ton, gunboat Bennington will prob- filled off God last and her Lawler for the purchase of the Hills! Tastes like a sail Miss Dorcas Forbes of Boston is th< Capo night, 1 year, i ] months. 27 days. ably today, probably for the Alaskan her from sinking. mine for over $000,0C mmmmmmmmxssvmm. of Miss cargo prevented [Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock fror , $500,000. paying New coast in quest of guest Ernestine Leavett at LItth leak nan The ingredients that give England privateers. Capt. Provisions wero exhausted before the the parents’ esnience, Falmouth. Warner stocked the mine under the purely vegetable Nichols of that vessel lias a Elixir its wonderful Boiled Dinner. | been examined Diamond. was discovered and the craft was In In Machias, July 7, Ephraim Schoppe, age 1 of the Seven Stars mining company f True’s Pic Worm a medical board of of worms, make it also the Sold by all good by survey, but failed sorry plight. She became water logeed about 7o years. $3,000,000, soiling large quantities of stoi power expelling 1 to and Lieut. Mosier In Martii; best medicine known for curing all diseases in 1 and 2 pass of the Albatross WRECKERS AT and all night drifted about. Eastport. July 7, Mrs. Annie L. in Eastern states and in Europe, givii 'grocers 1 been WORK. helplessly aged 39 of the mucous membrane of the stomach and has appointed to command the Ben- This morning of distress were years. a personal guarantee that the mine won pound cans. ■ signals lu Skowhegan. 7. Mrs. Esther Marstor bowels—one of the most frequent causes of nington. Washington, July Advoeati sot and and crew from July 15 cent a year dividend. Warn 14.—Judge Capt. Eldredge ageti ? 1 years. pay per illness In children and adults. An unrivalled Lieut. Commander Curtis will command General of the the Seven coi Our Lomly navy dopartmeni the Chatham life station, assisted At Small 9. Dennis sei failed and Stars Mining and of the bow els and stom- booklet, and saving Point, July Kelley, tonic regulator the Albatross wili be in has received a from men station, with him. The stockhol been a “Luncheon ! probably telegram the agent, by three from Old Harbor geant L\ S. A., retired, aged 60 years. puny oollapsed ach. Truc’a Plaxir has household Beef,” command of tho fleet when of the 46 It acts at once [ Mosquito Iderritt-Chapmau Wrecking compa boarded the vessel. It was a three-mile In Holden, July 9, Peter Henson, aged 59 yn ers brought suit against Wells and Lai remedy for years. upon mailed on I Miller transfers nv the and request. I Admiral his flag to the announcing that the wreckers have ar and when assistance ler for the recovered of money paid f blood, expolling impurities giving pull thov got there, health and now life to the whole system. : and leaves Now York for rived at the scene of the was [The funeral of Catherine Logan will talc 3 Stars Philadelphia wreck of the was given the schooner and she stook of the Seven company at Price 35c. Ask your Druggist for it. i ARMOUR PACKING l vessels place Friday morning at 8.30 o’clock from he r CO., ; Honolulu. Spanish near Santiago and are ai worked in under Chatham. Later word has been rendered in favor Dr. Jc F. TRUK & Me. KANSAS 1 late residence. 17 Middle street. judgment CO., Auburn, CITY, DO., U. S. A. The revenue cutter Grant will sail on ready at work in the efforts to save them. was for to act as a lli Write for Book—Free. sent for a tug and the Rundlett high m.i^s at the Cathedral of til the plaintiffs $1,800,000 also for northern Mo details are [Itequiom I Friday waters. given. sailed to the northward. Immaculate Conception at 9 o’clock. against the mine till paid. ■St —- —- JLJ2-; ■:

mSDEIXAKEOTTS. THE! ED -CVTIONAL OUT LOOK. REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES. VARIOUS KINDS OF MISCEHBANEOPS. j HEROISM. WIT AND WISDOM. TO LET. FOlt SAXE. (New York Post.) A Keport of of herein- lorty words insorted nndcr this head I-orty words Washington Paper’s Slipt, The Repuolioans Portland, Inserted under this heac Forty woids Inserted under this head one week for 2G cents, cash in advance. 3ire week for Lieut. Hobson’s report on his 25 cents, cash in advance. one week for 25 cents, Stetson’s Address. after designated, are notified to meet in daring cosh in sdtsnoe. Algy’s ... — venture with tho Merrimac Mishap. ... _. caucus in their Ward rooms, explains for —^ respective COURSE—A number of 1 r.o tho first time he was not able (JTaR refined and in- LET—Furnished rooms, bath room or SALE—A few chofce pieces of on A. D. ISOS, at why fully L» ladies are to at M0-11 antique One of the Washington papers in its Monday, July 25th, to tcllipent required assist, in ihe 5; MY11TLE ST., oppo- FGRmahogany furniture, which will be sold biook the channel out of the of local work connected with the star 1 lie Hall. 7.3'J m., to select seven from harbor Course. An- City cheap, if sold at once. Can be seen at 5 WEST report of the meetings of last Friday of p. delegates to MRS. L. A. Santiago. That a was left ply PALMER, Room 122, Preble 14-1 the .National Education in each Ward to attend tho First District passage along- House, after 3 p. m. I LET-A11 Society speak- side tho daily. 15-1 PO up stairs tenement of 7 rooms ai ST._ wreck was known, even before a No. 9 Adams ing of Prof. W. W. Stetson’s address said: Congressional Convention to be held in place, price $15 Pcer month CALE for one week at 52 STATE ST., Cervera at No. 228 >J used it to make bis dash to de- MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED—$5000 more fpply BRACKETT bK i0 { furniture, crockery, glass, stoves, bedding, “The next address was delivered in City Hall, Portland, Maine, on Tuesday, lfi or less at s per cent struction. interest. We have : hooks, kitchen utensils, clothing, re* But just tho fluids of clients 10 10 LET—Houses and lamps and concise sentences, August 2nd at ton o’clock in the fore- why enterprise invest in first mortgages on rents, 217 Brackett pairing tools. Everything in good condition. polished language had failed real estate * 2112 13 Hramliall, 46 could only be till Hob- security. Parties desiring loans Spring, Ellsworth 194 14-1 one of was an noon, for the of a guessed can obtain 108 16 every which epigram, by purpose nominating same by applying at the Peal Es- figh, Brackett, Uow. and many others or son came out of tho enemy’s lines to 1 W. W. State of candidate for representative to Congress. say National Bank Building, brleton, West, Emery, Franklin, Pearl, and SALE OR FOR RENT—A Stetson, superintendent that the E REDBRICK S. < iiher desirable streets. pleasant Also to Merrimao’s rudder had been shot VAILL. H-1 Particulars, Rea !er month. BENJAMIN SHAYV, 51 1-2 Ex- sell at reduced the and majority thereof, T^OTICE—Wefor prices; ‘•Imperial'’ unhesitating obedienco In the schools and tial of true heroism. But it is hard- household goods or store fixtures of < street. 13-1 Progress are two the time to six o’olock of part In use for more than years, and hange of best Bicycles ever thus saves from any prior Monday, thirty any description or receive the same at our auct- offered in tills authority being defied. er to retain in some kinds of heroic ex- city. Call at BAILEY’S GUN but no corrections or The Kind You ton rooms for sale on commission. GOSS & f THE The desire for striking apparel, the am July 25th, changes Have Always Bought. LET—On Long Island, YVest End, fur STORE. 203 Middle LATEST. than others. Just in as WILSON, Auctioneers. 38 Free St. 19-4 r street._in bition to be before the public, and the an- of any kind will be made after the hour ploits proportion nished cottages; rent $50 and $55 pci eason. E’iue and DUSINESS OPENING—For a with to be entertained have become so the done is dramatic, batliing fishing. Inquire or party §1000 xiety above stated. thing spectacular, invest in a Said oheek list may be ho premises. 13-1 .,0 reliable wholesale and retail strong in many young people that of the is the Inappropriate. business located on MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS they seen and examined in the eye world, danger that MARRY Congress street that will lost all sane ideas by any Republican at ME, NELLIE, well have they may have had “Our servant a f and bear thorough Investigation. For OF EVERY DESCRIPTION simple heroism will be vitiated by a tinge girl’s got ridiculous po RENT—Furnished cottage at Litth fullpay of what life is.’ Republican Headquarters, at any reason- And I will buy such a 1 Diamond particulars apply Real Estate Office, First name.” you pretty Ring at Island, ready for Immediate oo National ‘There have been too of self-oonsciousness or vain glory. We A thousand solid c Bank Building. FREDERICK S. are at a!l times to be found in our stock. many centers able time to six o’clock on the McKeuuey's. gold Rings, upancy. Beautifully situated. to GEO V prior day “What is it?” Apply A ILL. 11-1 around which the work of the school has think the of the naval ser- Diamonds, Opal-Pearls, Rubies, Emeralds and J r. GOULD, No. 85 Exchange street, Portland AU orders by mail or telephone will receive of said caucus. temptations “Bose.” all other precious stone3. been grouped,’ continued" the speaker. Engagement and 121 STANDING GRASS FOE prompt attention. vice are stronger, in this particular, than Wedding Rings a stock in SALE-One lot ‘We have too misconceived the To accommodate those within “Nothing in that.” specialty. Largest and one lot Our discounts to the are the most long scope residing * acr©3. about 4 acres. profession those of the The does its city. McKENNEY, The Jeweler, Monument 1 LEASE—For a term of A. favorable to be obtained and will and purpose of the common school. We the voting precinct of Island Ward and army. navy “But she won’t rise.”—Pick Mo Up. Square. years, the very P. CHAPMAN, Nasons Corner, Deering. everything 1, on a mar22dtf rO valuable estate No. 113 done to make it an are a when we work conspicuous stago. Everybody Franklin street, be advantage and a pleasure evidently close to day are Island Ward the lear 2, caucus ior Island can see it. There is more Congress; large lot, fruit trees, house con ____3-1 to deal with us. to sober recover our and realize glamour about off, sanity ains twelve furnished steam heat, al XIOR SALE--‘Elegant musical instruments We also carry a Full Assortment of Ward 1 will be held at Long and it, and its achievements necessarily are A FIGHTING CHAPLAIN. MONEY TO rooms, that children are injured by being rushed Island, LOAN—On first ana second 1 □odern conveniences; desirable locatioi just received, pianos, music boxes, STRINGED INSTRUMENTS and MUSI- more and than in ~ very and rushed from one for Island Ward at Peaks at showy taking, the case mortgages on real estate at as low rate of i or house or reginas, CAE MERCHANDISE of through things 2, Island, boarding renting rooms. Apply tc violins, mandolins, banjos, guitars, every descrip- of the army. So many interest as can be obtained in Portland also VM. -YV. thing to another. We have also been mak- 7.30 m. of the opportunities The Rev. of ; MITCHELL. 87 Deering avenue harmonicas, corneti, cases, violin bows, tion. p. day appointed. Dwight Galloupe, Formerly loans made on < the mistake of that the aver- come to naval officers to put a little era- stocks, bonds, personal proper- lakdale. 12-i superior violin and banjo strings, popular ing thinking or other A plurality of the votes cast in any •nhsusin on f.liAir crn.lln.nfrv if. wbro tr* Portland,Wounded at Santiago. ty any good securities. Inquire of A. music books, etc. Please cail. HAWES, 414 age ohild can profit by the intricacies of C. LIBBY Sr. TO. 49. 1-0 ffTAhsi lYflrA innIAJ I caucus will be be a little more and reckless LET—The second fiat in a new three flal Congress street. je25-4 the Hegeliap and the trans- required to nominate can- just dashing 1pO M. Stelnert & Sons Go. philosophy, than is that it house. 7 rooms, bath, hot water, modern cendental ries of the Herbertian didotes for to each absolutely required, speaks CTORAGE for myste delegates convention. An household furniture and all 1 dumbing, shed room for coal, all on one floor volumes of praise for the spirit of the ser- Atlanta despatch to the New York ~ kinds of 1 WATCHES ON INSTALLMENTS. pedagogy, during his grammar school The official ballot to be merchandise; the large elevator ery sunny, 7 nherman St. Rent of 7 rooms 8f used at the vice to that a officer of will T. C. McGOULDRIC, Manager. course. say swaggering World Says: carry large load at one time; building high J tederal street. CORESYVORTHY BOOK Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock several caucuses will be and the is almost unknown. •and free from rates 1 02 of new model ‘We are seeking for con- prepared navy The Rev. rector of dampness, moderate. \V. iTORE, Exchange Si, n_l Watcnes will be sold on easy pay- Tel. SI8-2. 517 St. teachers,’ Dwight Galloupe, P. room Oxford ments Congress tinued ‘whose printed the committee and will And the navy has its heroes who, if not CAKB, 5, Bldg., 185 Middle St. at reasonable prices. All Styles. All Superintendent. Stetson, by city RENT—Two new apl5 M.W&Ftf are seldom heard of. St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church, je27-4 POR houses at No. 26 Lin- Prices. McKENNEY, the Monument and are in contain forgotten, Lieut. L Jeweler, manners, tone, carriage speech the names of all known candi- coin St.. Woodfords, all in line order, up tc Square. marl9dtf with those found In our Hobson depreciated the cheers that wel- Newark, N. J., and a chaplain In the late harmoDy cultured dates for to said improvements. Apply to E. W. STOCK delegates convention. comed him back to the American lines, 112 homes. We no longer desire a tyrant or army, Is now in Port MoPherson Hos- WEDDING RINGS. IAN, Exchange Sr. 11-1 Yj'OR SALE—On Forest Avenue, Deering (oaf Names of candidate's for said of would have done it.” ~ look for a czar. We read of an age when delegates “Any you Very every 8 a new house of 9 rooms. pital. He was struok;by a piece of an ex- One hundred of minutes), it was the the scholar to will be likely. Wo know that practically every them to select from. All l ro LET—Rents. Cumberland St., 2 rents This is a modern house in and jvork of. study placed upon these ballots upon >- $30; every particular man on offered to shell at and was one of styles, all weights, all prices in 14 and 18 Brackett has hot books. We ure the horrors in- the fleet go with him ploding Santiago 10, St.. $16.60 and >16.00; Ellsworth water heat, slate sink, porcelain bath enduring request, said request to be made to the lit. Gold. and best stock of ! It.. Sherman when volunteers were called for. Suoh to on Largest rings S18.75; St., $17.00; Wescott St,. £ tub, nickel plumbing, electric ciaent to a ruror about the study or the Injured sent Tampa the Chero- in the A thousand of them. laundry, lights Ghairman of tho on or and city. McKENNEY, ooms, $25; Brackett St., $18.00; Salem St., $n and bells, oak, cypress and southern School room as well Ci’y Committee high appeals to bravery duty com- the pine finish, tDings. instruction, kee and brought' here by \ train. To The Jeweler, Monument Square. june7dtf ; nd $13; 3 rents Stevens Place, $11 and $10, oak and birch floors, open built as of before twelve o’clock noon of mand their own response. But the men fireplace, by conception life,lis beginning to have Saturday, l s. Gardiner, ns 1-2 Middle st. 11-1 architect’s plans, cemented below—the engineers, exposed to death World correspondent Chaplain Galloupe cellar, sidewalks, perspective. We are beginning to realize July 23rd, 1898. other written or papered throughout, a magnificent suburban Any without able to strike a the said: that we are not educated until we caD ap- being blow; TO LOAN on first and second molt- I ro LET—Exceptionally pleasant, newly fur- residence lor a reasonable price. Half of pur- printed ballot, excepting imitations of the is the MONEY on »■ and hence uncon- stokers, whoso enemy cruel heat “I could not taking in the gages real estate, life insurance poli- mshed corner room, private family. 311 chaseprice can remain at 5 per cent interest. preciate instinctively, help part cies and notes or < 1-2 st lAiarit.f official ballot, will be received and count- in which they have to work—where does any good security, Real es- lumberiand St. 9.7 DALTON & CO.. 478 Onrurrfias sciously.’ I at first confined to the tate and heroism come in? Of course light. myself bought, sold exchanged. 48 1-2 Ex- ed as cast. their in the 1 duties of for change street. I. P. BUTLElt. Jly7-4 flO LET—Rent 125 l’ranklln street, between same self-forgetful devotion to their duty my office, caring the 1 MAINSPRINGS, 75c. P/IAINE WAR NOTES. The Chairman and Secretary of each Cumberland and Congress. Sun all day. which marks some world-resounding wounded as the battle but n llrst-class hot and cold The best American Mainsprings, made the caucus progressed, repair; water, nice by will make a record of the names deed of an officer like Hobson. That was WANTED—MALE HELP. j lath room and steam Elgin and Waltham Warranted when our men to reel under the Heat. Will let to small companies. Aroostook Itn Route—Re- began — 1 for one Artillerymen of all persons for whom the ballots are a frightful detail of the Spanish flight to a3-tf year. McKENNEY. the Jeweler concentrated fire I felt the i>mily._ Monument ruariSdtf Office ruin—the officers having to stand over Spanish ; Square. cruiting Closed—Good Words For cast, and the number of votes cast for W AN TED—Experienced canvassers in any THE TOURIST and stokers with drawn American rise in the 7 7 HAWK-EYE, gunners pistols me, and, tearing line to act as closers. £50 a month and LOST AND Maine Men. and and deliver ■ FOUND. SALE—Valuable real estate each, certify the same, to them t their task. on LUEE consisting keep Ships red cross off my arm, I snatched up the expenses. BROTHERS COMPANY, FORof over 4 IV acres laud, 11-2 house 3 1-2x3 $15. with the check which that was Montreal. story 1-2, $9, 4x5, together list, at Republi- necessary were evidently apr22d MAP,3m with L and barn located at gun and oartridge-belt of on of our men a new ’98 Bicycle. Owner large connected; can beaten in advance. Contrast the state of 1POUND—Most 1192 Congress street on line of electrics to for Sunlight film or [[Forty-one members of Co. L of Houlton Headquarters, immediately after tho can have the same by calling on C. B. Adapted plates. on the in her and went to shooting just like the rest of YATANTED—An A-l salesman for Portland. Stroudwater. to J. M. 491 1-2 also have of the things Oregon, long voyage 77 tDAMS, 65 Green St., Portland, Me, Apply JORDAN, We other supplies. Self noon adjournment caucus. must have nush, energy and good refer- proving Congress street. passed through Bangor Wednesday against time from the Paoiflc. Capfc, them.” j roperty and paying charges. 1-1-1 _je2dtf &c. ences. To such party a with a oning paper, on their to These men The delegates selected to attend the Clark that even the stokers good opening way Augusta. reported “I the corres- Boston concern is offered. SALE—Farm in Bethel. Maine, 120acres thought,” suggested Call—307 Cumber- r with black ■pOR*- will worked till they fainted in the OST—Pug Dog. brown, face, tail good 2 1-2 house, shed and two form tho quota of L ^company, who with Congressional Convention, meet at flre-room, land street. MR. LEHMAN. 14-1 u to the about land, story “that mission was to save .11. curling left, half your ■■■-.irai.T ■ ■■ I—. ——'.I ■ grown; all in and then would fight to go baok as soon pondent, » barns, good condition, good orchard, and the members of the Calais and Republican Headquarters at 3 30 p. m. 5 from 36 State street. information Machias as recovered consciousness. To hur- souls and not to send them to death.” trayed Any well supplied with wood and water; also about N. they fill oe received at above or M. PERKINS & to form July to gladly address, 57 200,000 feet of pine timber. About two nules CO., companies go the artillery com- Wednesday, 27th, 1898, select ry up coaling the officers threw off their THE DASLY -xcliange St., room 2. With a'twinklo in his eye, the chaplain PRESS ll-l from Bethel village, and known as the Edward five; at to said coats and slaved like navvies. There we ] HARDWARE 8 Free St. pany to be made up from the eastern bat- delegates large District A. Capen farm; will be sold on favorable terms DEALERS, see replied: ( f d 7 AA REWARD—Lost, a sum of the of heroism a 4 money or be je28dtf alJion. Convention. Per Order, spirit pervading ship June between may exchanged for Portland property. from to ooal and it is Yes, but when r saw our 30, Portland and MISS SARAH No. captain shoveller; poor boys j the Under will receive the BIDEN, 394 Fore St There are to be three in the Republican City Committee. which the troudwater; above Portland. Me.mara-tf companies that makes navy invincible. staggering under the resistance of the I eward on returning it to A. S. LEIGHTON one to be made from George H. Allan, Chairman. The heroio in a soldier battery, up each of quality requisite Spaniards, I thought of brave ‘Bob’ Can be found at the lonstable, Stroudwater, Me. 11-1 SALE—Our "Made Strong” Pants for Thomas A. Bowen, Secretary. is somewhat different, whether always periodia 5 FOR Simplicity the three batallions and they will go into higher of $1.00, $1.25. $1.50, $2.00 and $2,50 per pair, I I Portland, July 12th, 1898. and rarer we leave others to There Evans, the loWa, when he said that say. stores of: will not rip in seam or buttons come off. Tho most Delicious (® camp at at once. It is uncertain !ATTLESH!PMAINE Augusta is little that is theatrical about his work. the best place for the Spaniards was SOUVENIR SPOONS HASKELL & JONES, Monument 24-4 Desserts are made (• E. W. Roberts. 309 Square. with where will be after The of naval manoeuvres Congress street. This is the prettiest Spoon ever on tbe they sent, they have display is not below. I think I sent a few of them there A. B. Merrill. 247 put larket Call and see it. the SALE—The Fairbanks been drilled at FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT for him. To endure the weary march, to E. R, 406 *» McKENNEY, mandolins and camp or somewhere else.’” Sprague, eweler, Monnment Sq uare. mariodtf FOltbanjos excel. Examine them stand or lie under exploding shells while N. G. 620 at of Fessenden, HAWESr music store, 414 street. Captain, formerly Major Hume, REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. the moment to to All the wounded here that no W.H. Jewett. 604 Congress waiting oharge, press testify Instruction bocks for all Instruments. lisle Houlton, has command of the the unseen to know one fonght more under Old I, A. Llbbv. ECO SUMMER TilOGiJ company The Republicans of the First against distant, foe, bravely Glory RESORTS. Pianos to let. A number of 50 cent muslo Be Sure c® Congres- K. A. Jellison, 936 Congres street. you made up from his batallion. that it rests with you alone to dcoide at Santiago than Chaplain Galloupe. books (damaged) at 25 cents each. sional District of are to Chaa Ashtob., 931A Congress street Superior Get the Maine, requested whether to flinoh and fall out or to When asked about tho condition of San- Forty word* inserted under this head strings tor instruments. Genuine £ push B. L. Donnell 136 Congress street je25-4 BOWDOIN MAN ENLISTS send to a convention on the week for 35 in advance. comes in delegates to be held while you have breath—all this, we tiago, “fighting parson” said: Frederlekson. 16 India street. [ne cents, this package Ml C. SALE OR LEASE—A lot of land at the avoid “Hal” in on say, requires bravery of a different sort “The Cubans must, have credit for one A. Stubbs, corner Federal and diappointment. (<• Bryant, of Brunswick, the well City Hall, Portland, Tuesday, Au- Temple Sts. FORWest corner Forest and and from that we associate with know how to into J. Beardworth. 87 India street 2 UMMER BOARDERS wanted at End, Congress imitations. TheCjl known Bowdoin baseball naval fight- thing. They get San- J. j Highland about 4,224 feet. to player, has gust 2d, 1898, at 10 o’clock, a. m., for 43 Middle farm 1-2 hour's ride from streets, containing Apply manufactured by the Ml offered ing, and when we see it an tiago. They would go ns and P. H. Krsklne. street. house; depot E. 919 street. himself for the hospital animating peddlers cool and HaRLOW, Congress jan25dtf corps. the purpose of a candidate entire as it did sell fruits and L. D. J. Perkins, 2 Excbange street ii'ge sleeping dining room; fresh HITMAN GROCERY Mass. Lieut. Hubbard had no nominating army oorps, before Santi- provisions, of 1 CO., Orange, [authority to fen- returning, S. P. Dennis, 419 Commercial street ■ lint, eggs, cream, butter: all kinds of berries > the ^ for in ago on July 1, we see heroism of a course, to tell us of the of the manfrs. of celebrated Minute Gelatine. list him for a special purpose, so he tele- Representative Congress, and tran- high strength s. Cole, Cor. Boyd and Oxford street egetables; pleasant drives, trout brook, shade WAN TED--FEMALE HELP. Our little Booklet, over 30 and line type. There is no suoh to Spaniards aud ot their fortifications. In I ammocks; made Dainty Desserts fa graphed Col. Kendall. The colonel au- sacting any other business that may prop- appeal J. IV. Peterson, 177 Middle street. everything pleasant for vou (free) by mail. thorized the indivdiual as there is in this manner it was loarned that the citi- IV. Crane, 76 street. 1 rice $5. Address HIGHLAND Free Lieut. Hubbard to enlist him come before undoubtedly L- Exchange FARM, Forty warm Inserted under Mils head erly it. case of a zens of & 93 ana Me. and attach him to Co. K. Mr. the separate exploit like Hob- Santiago including Archbishop of IVestmau West, 96 Commercial 1 ort, 15-1 one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. Bryant is The basis of tho Join K. Allen, 38114 a senior representation will be as son’s. He could' know tbat, whether he Santiago, private soldiers and Congress street. at the Bowdoin Medical many 646 To the Board of harbor Com- college. succeeded or whether he came of the were in favor of D6nnot&Co, Congress street. good country board in a fine foi —Kennebeo Journal. follows: Each city and town will be en- failed, out officers, surrender- LpOIt locality 1VANTED—A to do the The G. J. Hodgson, 96V4 Portland street Ashing, gunning, rowing, line views, girl general house- alive or not, he would be sure of the ing city. Spanish generals, how- pleas- work at seashore. misloners of the; City of titled to one delegate and for each seven- ap- T. M. Glendecing, Long Island. nt drives and plenty of shade trees. Broad Inquire forenoons K. OF P. of his and of a ever, so tho Cubans had in- VOLUNTEERS. plause countrymen world reported, F. L. Brackett. Peaks Island. 1 lazza. A quiet place lor rest and comfort at 42 DEEKING ST. 12-1 Cortland. ty-five votes cast for the Republican wide fame. But the formed all that when Americans Grand Chancellor Waldo private soldier is captured J. E. Harmon, 1116 Congress street Lddress, J. B. and E. W. PLUMMER, Ray Pettingill on candidate for but one of thousands. If he Whitman & 422 Tlie Boston & Maine Railroad Co. And It nec- 1896, and for a fraction of fails he falls prisoners they invariably put them to J. ft. Son, Congress street loud, Me.]el6-l2 III ANTED—Immediately; Protestant girl for July 1 sant a ciroular to K. of P. if death. II. M. Butler, 68 Tine street housework iu small essary to re-bulld the pier on the north-westerly every votes in excess of inconspicuous, and ho survives he is general family, S3 side of the the old R. forty seventy-five votes, “When this was J. H. Vickory, 221 Spring street lirANTED—A few summer hoarders for SPRUCE ST. 13-1 draw iu S. & P. Bridge, lodge in the how not singled out for glory. A11 the learned, the Americans '* July state, asking many an additional purer, H. D. McKenzie, cor. and August; near at Pore Elver. The pier is now 200 ft. long and delegate. must be the love of a number of Spring and Clark good grove band members are the volunteers then, country, and captured Spanish prisoners 43 Portland 1 ood rooms, of good etc. thirteen wide. We wish to maintain tho present among who District Cnpt. Long. Pier. airy plenty milk, Out ITr ANTED -To double our force of on The committee will be in ses- all the stronger the sense of duty, to lead and treated them with every considera- W. Hunt, 8 Custom House ( f the in girls length, but to widen it seven ft. on the north- went to the front. The information is G. WharL pleasantest places Maine. Addres' *' sewing machines, where there Is sion in Hall men to breast the volleyed Are and storm tion, giving them the best food and caus- John Cox. 23 Monument 1 Sox 88, Standish, Me. steady easterly side. sought with the idea of keeping them in Reception at 9 o’clock, a. m., square. 7-2 work and good pay for experienced and la- The consent of Board to the flame girt heights. No one who has ing them to have an exalted of J. F. Hutchinson. 12 Elm street your this enlarge- view, and assisting them on the battle- on the day of the convention to receive opinion dustrlousiworkers. KING MANUFACTURING ment and is or to Americans and American Fotcr Tbliiis, Forest Avenuo. IVANTED—On a farm, a few summer rebuilding respectlullv requested. field. Up to the present time there has knowledge imagination enough pic- manners. board CO., 148 Middle street 12-1 the credentials of tho delegates and to at- ture to nimself the work of the These were then Also at the news stands in the ers; nice shade trees, of milk, frest (Signed), not been a return from army in prisoners allowed to Falmouth plenty BOSTON & MAINE R. single any lodge, and the Prpamphlet, testimonials, analysis spring \VANTED—Board in a private family for a station in C. &c. Fine drives and '' nine Bangor. Dray, 4 so. Portland, 8 The Misses Lizzie and Carrie Hall buckled on a pistol. It was a case of self- FryeDurg—A. Frye. fitter, fishing; moderate boy years of age. Best of references from I ates. I. M. KEITH, and Harpswell, 3 Staudlsb. 4 I wa3 rrysburg—J. T. WtntmoroL Froprietor. required given. Address, Box 452. 14-1 GOOD COOKS FROM MAINE. have beon a few preservation. obliged to protect Bros. Wc arc not In Ilarrlson, 3 4 Gray spending days with Gardiner—Bussell july2 lm (Sic trust and are Waterboro. myself." V/. Hollis. 3 Wells, B their Mrs. Lowe. Green’s Landing—S. Fiiiela. AVANTED—A good second-band magazine The Maine at grandmother, The Bev. Dwight is Lermoml. T not confined to prices, troops Chiekamauga get Keunebunk, 7 Westbrook. 10 Galloupe one of Gorham— L. J. rifle, forty-five calibre or less, (live de- Miss Grace Russell is at homo b83t-known orators •• H.—3. M. compliments from all points of view. Kenuebuukport, 4 B from the pulpit in Now N. Leavitt Si Son. scription, price and where it can be seen. And Windham, but Bussell. >00000000000-00-000-000000000 Kittery. 7 6 Woodfords for a vacation. Jersey. Although twenty-seven Gore—F. E. address S. D., Box 24, Buxton. Me. 12-1 The Medical News, in a recent article on Yarmouth, years H. Ons. Lebanon, 4 York, G his fame as a speaker und a minister Kenuebunk—J. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. the Mr. Edwin Morrill and old, E. Miller. camp, says: Regiments, like 'tho first Limerick, 3 _ family are of rare energy has spread the breadth of Keimebunkport—C. I Kirkwood ANTED—For two weeks a good stenogra- Livermore Falls—C. Newman. Lm,S£w£ Ay Maine and the Wisconsin 3 at his father’s Mr. one with troops, which Limingtou, 302 visiting L. H. Mor- tho land. Early in the spring he was & WinshiD. plier; acquainted Calegraph pre- came Lewiston—Chandler > f ferred. Box 12-1 with rill’s. 1 398. Ideal c 432, City. good camp cooks, drawn from tendered the deanship of tho H. Mars ton. « Rebuilt, refurnished, resort Address, Sold iictail tho Episcopal Long Island—S. bs Leading Grocers. lumber camps, who could Mr. Frank Seavey and wife from of Seattle, and A. C. Grans. for and transient properly A CAB LE TO HONOLULU. South diocese Waeh., although Limerick—S. J permanent guests. Sea- a unfurnished lodging room of prepare the rations, have had little or no Porland are visiting at Mr. E. a offer to suoh a Lisbon—C. H. Foster. WANTED—An» Clough'sl it was flattering young > Lawn and forest. good size or two rooms connected, situ- trouble with their but li Mr. Cornelius Shaw is soon to Mechanic Falls—Merrill & bathing. Electric c food, some of tha Victoria, B. C., July 14.—Advices from leave us"1 man, he declined it, preferring to remain Denning. ated in Portland or vicinity; wanted by a man regiments from other He will to Yarmouth where No. Deoring—A.C. Noyes. Lights. V states, mainly re- Honolulu stute that the executive council go he has with tit. Paul’s and its congregation, by l living in this city, references given, room may Wholesale cruited from small a He Nortn Stratfora Sii.-J.C. Hiiehtlngt , or rent Hesdquaiters, towns, have had much of the island has bought out meat shop. will drive whom he is deeply loved. tie required for year more, must be low; government signed a Norway—F.P. Sto 6 kKKX>0000000000000000(X)^ care of S. to contend with in some of his old routes •• address A. C., N. Gardiner. this respect. contract with the over while hjs When war was declared he offered his A. O. NovesCo. Juiyi2 dtf please Scrymser company to 1701-2 Middle location of room and brother Freeman, will attend to the as to the President N. H. Whittaker. St., giving lay a cable from the American coast to route services ohapain and Conway—C. rent 11-1 THE in his vacinity. for an that Old Orchard—Fogg & : required. ST. LOUIS SAILED. Honolulu and Japan. The line will run begged assignment would Libby. to the front. Ho was llicnmond—A. L. Preble. from San Diego to Honolulu and thence take him commis- tlAMkb—sIXIUlIO, 1. WANTED—To hire for tho summer a 16 or MILLIKEN&GO., N. Kumford Falls—F. J. P.olEe. " 18 Portsmouth, H., 14.-The in the July to Japan, tho latter section to be ex- FUNNY MR. sioned chaplain regular army with foot naphtha launch. Address W., Press United States cruiser St. GRAHAM. Koeklar.d—Dunn & Carr, 163 auxiliary Louis, clusive. The work is done with the rank of captain, and was ordered to A. Forty weirds Iccrt.d office. 7-2 Commercial St. sailed for at the under- J. Huston. cinder this h«a« Annapolis six o'clock this 14.—Mr. Ninth at 1 U13 week ,1e22dlm standing that the objection of the Secre- London, July Cunningham join the Infantry Tampa. He Sanford—Trafton Bros. tor 25 cents. aash in adyami*. _ morning having on board WANTED—Case of bad health that Admiral of State of the United Graham, the former member of left Newark on May 8, aftor an Skowhegau—Blxby & Buck. It-I-P- A-N-S Cervera and other tary States shall Pariia affecting will not benefit. Send a cents to Chemical IN Ti: Spanish officials who wrote a series of from his Bouth Portland—J. F. Merriman. Ripans tcii ;>N. vitiate all meet, articles most congregation and his York, for 10 samples ami testimonials. captured at 3! agreements. parting H. a Co.,New 1,000 Santiago, July There was to Americans in the ,, Kleker & Son. good woman cook of ex Tho of the Insulting wife. "lyANTED—By no unusual Incident in provisions contraot permit Westmin young lAmth Windham—J. w. Head. perience, a as ___jly4dtf connection with ster Gazette, has written a posltiou cook; is a fust The Fortland Schoo for K the government of the United Statos to letter to the South Paris—A. D. * lass meat and Training ndergarlrrrs the departure of the cruiser. The Sturtevant pastry cook, with gooc sized men to purchaes St itself should it St. James Gazetto, which is NO LIGHTS AT CANAKIES. South Paris—F. A. will WILE OPEN Louis took on board 700 tons of protect deem tho contract published Sliurtleff. eferences; go out of city. Address, COOK WANTED—Smallsmall sized suits at less than one- coal and inimical to American today, saying that the excellent gunner* South Waterboro—G. C. I ins office. half their real value. HASKELL 3SU0 gallons of water and will interests. London, July 14.—Advices received Downs. 13_1 & JONES, make her exhibited by Admiral 6aeo—H. B. Kendricks & Co. Monument MONDAY, SEFTRS.USKK ZDill. first at Dewey’s squad^ from Canary islands under date of '* Square, je25-4 stop Annapolis. After ron was due to the here E. L. Preble. lie landing fact that “most of the two Application may made in person to MISS her prisoners there the cruiser will the" July 4 say Spanish torpedo boats South Bristol—N. W. EV.'. WATERHOUSE. 7 pro- gunners wero Garnage. Kussell St., until ceed to the of Englishmen,’’who were are still at Las Palmas and it is an- Thomaston—E. Walsn. WANTED. League Island navy at Itohiness the horrible plague. from our .!«ly e;;it. or to Miss NORTON after Au". 3rd. yard skin, “decoyed Chinese squadron that tiie Vinal Haven—A. B. YinaL A where her Host one or n nounced Spanish warship is at Situation a man THOUSAND RINGS Application In willing may be made to either Philadelphia, armament will everybody afflicted in way by promises of $500 W by young who understands monthly. at are not allowed aldoboro—Geo. Bliss. 1 and is address at time before the be increased by additional rapid fire another. one never Mr. anchor Tenerifle.Ships lookkeeping willing to work. Twc To select from. Diamonds, Opals, any opening guns Only safe, failing Graham urges that this the harbor VVaterville—W. D. Spalding. -ears Pearls, ABBY N. Then she will the matter to enter after dark and the experience. Graduate of Gray’s Port Kubys and ail other precious stones. NORTON, rejoin fleet in Cuban cure. Doan’s Ointment. At any drug be brought to the attention of Westbrook—W. B. Bocthby. and Business Engage^ jlvsdlw 132 Spring Portland, waters. Parlin coast lights are extinguished. Most of the College. Good references fur- went and Wedding Kings a specialty. Largest St., store, 50 cents. ment. Woodtords—Chapman & Wyman. iislied. Address CUAS. F. ALLEN. Skow stock in tire Visitors have left the place. Yarmouthvllle—A, J. B. city. MoKENNEY, the Jeweler. MiclitelL tegan, Maiue. jlyJdJw* Monument Square. marWdtf BAPTIST YOUNG FOLKS. Mid bush: sales 830,000 CM, schs Portland; Ja » weight....£55*26(Ginger.14@15 bush futures and 384.000 Mophegan. Murphy, STEAMERS. RAILROADS. RAILROADS. F1SAHCIAL AHD COMMERCIAL Berry.,.25g2S Staroh, duMi spot; spot easy; Not Had S7y,«s8c f o b W Bigelow. Graham, Savannah. j Good d’rae.... .245*251 Laundry.*%98. afloat. Ar 14th, sell Mary Manning. Boston. International Onion Backs.. .375*381 Gloss.6%S7% BATH—In port 13th, schs Chas E Bsfleh am Eighth Convention Young ECorn-receipts 58.426 bush; exports 88 bush; Am. call.... Tcnacoo. Mary li -Morse, for St Cuua. 90gl.00| sales 46,000 busli futures; 171.000 bush spot: Jago, People’s Union at first brands... .60(7*60 Sid 14tli, schs Yale and Joste B Portland & Rumtord Falls Buffalo, Lead. spot steady; No 2 at 37Va. Hart, Wash : BOSTON and PHILADELPHIA. Portland & Worcester lino, R’y, Sheet. Ington; Ella L and Wm D @6% Medium.30«40 Oats—receipts 75,200 bush; 404 Davenport Morrill IPiPO. 5*6% (Common.26.7*30 exports 245 Philadelphia; E,J Hamlltou. New York. HIllECT STEAMSHIP fjn Effect June bush; sales oc.OOO bush spot; spot dull- No 2 LINE. “V, I5»S. 24nn. 7 5*8 % Narurara; ...605*70 Ga—Old at 27c; No 3 at 26c; No2white at track BItUNSWICK, 13th, soliKatO:SFlint PMTUM & KOCHESTER K. R. DEPARTURE*. Buffalo, Y. July 14—The T. TT.F. ..1 601 Leaa— 23c; Decker, Colon. N., eighth of Products ia the white 28Vb®35c. 8.30 A. M. and Quotations Staple Hay. ( Pureground.6 60@6 00 CALAIS—Sid 14th, sell Triton, Boston. From and Station l oot of Prcb!e St. l.io P. j\R From Union motion aunual international convention of the Beel steady ;lamtly—; city [extra India Mess Boston every Wednesday lor Poland. Mechanic Fressea,.S14sri5|lted...... 5 6(k*6 00 CHARLESTON—Ar 13th. schs T W Dunn Saturday, Kails. Jmokiiela. Cam On anil after June 27. isus. ton, Rumiord Baptist Young Union Loose Bay *9®811|EncVen Reds ®3% Fond, Providonce; Madalene Wade Monday. Passenger Dlxnela, Kada nud Bemis. Peoplo's opened Lard firm: Western steam ; Cooney. From every and trains will Leave Portland: Markets. Wilmington, ;NC. Philadelphia Wednesday 8.30 a. m.. l.ic and r,.;o o. m. From most this at the Leading Pork firm: mess at $ Lii&lO 50; short clear at Union auspiciously morning Grain CHESTER, Pa—Ar 13th. sell ForWorcester, Clinton, Ayer Junction, Nashua, Station for.Mechaiuu 1 alls and Intermediate Quotations. 11 50; family 812. Maynard Sum vvuidham and armory where the convention was held. 50@13 ner, Dobbin, Hillsboro. Eppiug at 7.30 a. m. and 12.30 stations. Butter firm; Western creamy at Saturday. P- m. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRA > t 13ya@l7c: FKRNANDINA—Ar seh From Central Wharf, Boston. 3 n. m. From Saturdays only, 5.10 p. m. train runs This afternoon the of the hoard of do at 11® 12% c; at 17u: 13t)i, Florence Ran For Concord and through reports factory Klgms state dall. i\ew London. Pine street Wharf. at 3 Manchester, points North at to i’umford Falls. do crem 14c. Philadelphia, n. m. In- 7.30 a. m. and 12.30 dairy 12Vsffll6c; surance the rate of p. m. managers and treasurer were road. The Wednesday’s quotations. GLOUCESTER—Ar 14th, sells one-half sailing vessels. cars New York Stock anil Money Market. Cheese aulet—state large white at 7c; do Jeruslm Baker For Kochester. Alfred. Water- Through between Portland, ltumford W3EAT. Calais lor Boston; Fannie E Hall. Orlautl Freights for the West by the Penn. R. it. and Springvale, 1 ails and Bemis. annual report was in part as follows: small 7%c. foi do boro and Saco Paver at 7.30 a. in.. 12.30 and .By r'eieirrauJL July. Prince Leboo. Bangor for Uoi South by connecting lines, forwarded free of 6.30 m. Connections at Bemis tor “The Sept. firm; State and Penn 12®13c; Western Willie, Stoning (>. all points in the Baptist Young People’s Union NEW July 14. Closing. Eggs ton, Me, lor do. commission. For Gorham at 7.30 yU!K, — and I.akes. fresh c. 0.45 a.m., 22.30. 3.00,^ Raugeley of America has its seventh Opening. 7* JACKSONVILLE—Ar sells F Passage $10.00. Round Trip $18.00. 6.30 and 6.20 rn. just completed was 1 VtSLlVa cent- 67% ],3tli, C Pendle p. Money on call steady per Petroleum steady. New Meals and room Included. Summer Excursion Tickets on Sale. year as an organization. Its growth has CORN ton, Burgess, York; Greeuleaf Johnson For Westbrook Cumberland Mills Westbrook last loan pap rill Id 24 v. Rosin steady. Woodrufl. oo. For or passage apply to F. P. been it is still in its lMuprimemereiuiHle freight WING, J unetion and Wocdfords at 7.30 9.45 a.m. phenomenal, .vet July. Sept. Spirits Turnuentlnejquler, Central Boston. R. C. i,er cent, sterling Jxchange actual CM, soli Bertram N Agent, Wharf, 12.30, 3.00, 6.30 and 6.20 p. m. BRADFORD, Traffic Manager, initial and formative jstage. The firm.l’vlth Opening.. .. S2Vs Rice White, Faulkingham year steady. Wnshingtou. All this The 12.30 p. in. tram from Portland, Maine ousiness In bankers bills at 4 86% "»4 Closing...... 31% 81% goods shipped by line are Portland connects just closed has been marked by intensive 86,lor Molasses dull. NEW at Junction with E. E. LOVEJOY, BEDFORD-Ar 13th, seh Mildred A war "Hoosac Tunnel Route” Superintendent, rather thun extensive demur.a and 4 84%'fj4 84% lor OATS. Freights to dull. covered against risk by open policies Ayer dtf development. In sixty days jpost- Liverpool Fode, Sullivan. lor the West and at Union station, Worcester JelS Rumiord Falls, Maine. 1H97 the work of state and < NEW issued to this company without for provincial or- od rates tbVi 8A 87, Coniine! clal bills'aro July. Sept. CHICAGO—Cash auotations; LONDON—Sid 14th, sell Mary Am expense Providence and New York, via "Providence® McCann. io Line" for Norwich and ganizations had already been carried so 4 Opening. 19% Flour Port Reading for Bangor. shipper. New York, via “No 83%. steady. wich Line” with Boston tar as to include all cur vast terri- Closing..,, .. 22% 19% wheat old 80c; NoSdo NORFOLK—Ar 13th, brig Jennie Hulbert, and Albany R. It ror nearly Silver wheat—No 2 spring ME. B. Treasurer and BOSTON & MAINE It. K. certlllcatesEc9V»(a69ys, Corn—No 2 at 82 Kudich. Now York., SAMPSON, and General the West, with U10 New York all rail via tory. Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, POKE, at 76;a»2c; N 2 Red new 75e. 89 State Fiske Bar Silver 69V'a. Oats—No 2 Sid sells, Carrie S Hart, Smith, Warren, RI Manager, St* Building, Boston, “bpringlield.” In Effect June 27th, 1898, Wyoming and New Mexico alone remain Sept. CgS2ysc:No 2 yollow 3ayi®32Vic. a3S.oct&ldti Trains arrive at Portland Mexican dollars 45%. Opening. 1017 at 23c; No 2 white 2e%@2fi%c; No 8 White Pocliassett, Saeo. from Worcester to — at 1.30 unorganized. Much, however, remains PHILADELPHIA Ar Grace p. m.; from Kochester at 8.30 a. m. 1.3a WESTERN DIVISION. Closing. .. 9 90 No 2 at 4«(B46Vao: No 2 Bariev 13th, barque be done to fill this frame work and its Government Bonds weak. 25®26c; rye anciB.lt> p. m.; from Gorham at up at 31fi!3*c:No 1 Flaxseed 1 04V!i; Timo- I.vnwood, Kennebec: schs Fortuna, do; Emil) 6.40, 8.30 and Trains leave Union Thursday’s quotations. prime S 10.50 a. in., 5.18 111. Portland, Station, for instinct with life and well directed State bonds Baymore, Hills 1.30, 4.15, p. •V u o strong. thy seed 2 55; Mess pork 8 80®9 8o. Lard ar Lanesville; Maynard Sumner, ALLAN LINE li.n russing, 7.10, 10.00 a. ill., WHEAT boro, NIL 9.05, 12.00, energy. 55 55255 60; short rib sides at 5 45@5 75. Dry SUNDAY TRAIN’S. L.20, 3.55, 5.15, 0.20, 0.50 p- 111.; scarboro lie Bent. Cld, sells E .cli, “The basis of union effected last Hides. July salted meats—shoulders short clear Alice Holbrook, iBangor; Emily ROYAL MAIL Arrive from Hue Point, 8.15. 10.00 a. year 67 at4%(®Ci STEAMERS. Rochester and way stations 9.26 7.00, 7.10, 0.05. HI., 12.00, Opening... Vs sides 6 Naylor. Saco. a. m. with the B. Y. P.U. auxiliary to the S. E. Tlie following quotations tbe OUi«tJ 20. 1.20, 3.30, 3'55, 5.15, 5.50, 0.20, 0.50, 8.00 p. 111.. Obi represent pay- Closing...... 73% 67% Newcastle, Del—Passed east 13th. schs Carri< holla. .1 C., provided for the of ing prices in this market! Blitter—brisk demand; creamry at 12@16c; Leave fo: Rochester and way Stations. 6.15 p. Beach, 5.20, 7.00, 7.10,8.15.8.40,9.05, preservation A Norton, for Beverly; Edith L Allen, for Port Montreal and .0.00 a. Cow and ox CORN. dairy llfiaisyjc. Eggs firm; froth llV5®14c. Quebec^ to Liverpool. m. 111., 12.00, 12.30, 1.20, 1.15. 3.30, 3.55, 5.15, autonomy while it secured a practical bides.V o B lb land. From Bulls and Cheese —; erm —c. From For >•50, 6.05, 6.20, 0.50, 8.00 p. Ill; sac, Blddeford, union. The relations then established stag?...q c July. Sept. Delaware sobs Rabbonl through tickets tor all points West and Calf Receipts—Flour, 5.800 bbls; wheat 8,400 Breakwater—Ar 10th, Liverpool Steamship Montreal South .00, 8.15, 8.40, 9.0b, 10.00 a. 111., 12.00, have been skins, trimmed,. 9c Closing. 317/s Addle Jordan. audELWarreu apply to 11. c. PALMER, Ticket Agent, 12.30, 1.20, harmonious and delightful. do busli; corn 191,000 bush: oats 131.300 bush; Maggie Mtilvey, 12 *..10, 3.50, 5.15, 52.0, 0.20, 8.00 p. m.; Kaunebilnlr, untrlmmed. 8%c Opening... 3i% 82% PEETH sells James Both May. California^ £8 May Portland, Mew T he development of the work in the South Lamb rye ODOo bush; barley 1.500 bush. AMBOY—Sid 13tli, 19 4 Kcnncbunkport, 7.00, 8.40, 10.00 a. 111., 12.39, skins.50 to 80c on OATS. well, Wn May. Numldlan. June fcgidtfJ. W, PETERS. Supt. has been one of the features wheat Salem; James A Brown, Tbomastoh; 26 1.30.5.15.0. 05.6.20 p. ill.; Wells Beach, 7.00. outstanding Shipments—Flour 8,200 hbl#:| 8,900 winter. Portland. May. Laurentlan, 11 .June the Sent. bush; corn 230,100 oatfi bush: Salem; David Currie, 2 June. i.40 a. 111., 3.30, 5.15 ni.; Somers- of year. New unions have been estab- July. bush; 469,100 Ar Parisian. is Juno p. Dover, « 0 13th, sells J) D Haskel, Eaton, Now York 9 ivoi til, 7.00, 8.40 a. 5.15 lished and the movement has a it etail Opening. 19% rye 42,000 busli; barley 000,00 bush. June. Carthaginian. 25 June STEAMERS. 111., 12.30, 3.30, p. m.; gained Grocers' sonar Karos. Mark Gray, Sawyer, do. Koehcner, Alton Closing.22%: 19% 8t 1 1C June, Californian, SO June iarinlnrloii, Bat, Wolf. force which to be far reaching MINNEAPOLIS—Wheat—Jill- at 87c:Sept seh Atlanta 8.40 a. promises Portland market—cut loaf PORTSMOUTBJNTI—Ar 13th, >oro, in., 12.30, 3.30 p. m.; Rakepor', I.a- 7i confetion ca y JOilA 67t4@07%c; l)ecat 66%c:Nol hard 00%c; Steamers sail from and cumulative. The new conditions <"■ Mellon, Rockland for Dover. Montreal at 9 a.'m., con- lonia, Weirs, 8.40 a. 12.30 pnlvtrised 60s powered, 6e; granulated No 1 Northern No 2 Northern i'ljrmoitth, m., p. which have in our national life are Sept. 8s%c; 85%c. [ Sid, sell John Braeewell, Fraukltn. necting with Grand Trunk trains Port- n.; Centre urisen Va cull fin 6c; a leaving Weirs, liarho., long Island crushed yellow Opening.19|90 MINNEAPOLIS—Flour—first patents 4 6b@ schs S Lit land the to this unification. The PROVIDENCE—Sid 13th, Henry previous evening. HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT GO. via Alton Bay and steamer), 8.40 a. ;u; Wor- contributing Closing. 9 9* 4 76; second at 4 40a4 60; first clears Laurentlan carries cabin patents tie. Pierce, coal port; Bertha F Walker, Pearce passengers only. cester (via Soinerswortli and 7. a. partial compensations for the strife of 2 The 365 Rochester), Exports. at 3 70®3 90; second clears 90 a3 10. coal port. Carthaginian carries second cabin passengers Island Koute, 0-. war which our nation has entered Manchester, Concord, (via Rockingham upon BAIIIA BLANCA. Sclir Edmund Portland Daily Press Slock Qoutationt. RED EEACII-Ar 14th, soli Asa, Windsor. only. 7.00 a. Phlnney— Beginning July 2nd. 1898, steamer Aucocisco : lunetion), m., 3.30 p. m.; N rth l'.».t- In freedom’s flame is the of 507,221 ft lumber. sell M I, Boston. The Saloons and Btaterooms are In the cen- quickening Corrected Swan & 136 Cotton Markets. Sid, Xewton, PorUiU1■ wins todys’ wholesale price* of Canal National Bank.100 10S 110 dull; KOCKPORT—Sid 14th, sch Twilight, Thorn promenade Keturn for ni. Arrive Cortland. 11.55 a. in.. a in the nation’s life. is at 6 419 bales. deck. The Saloons Portland-Leave Orr’s Island, via I 10.10, 11.50, fusing Today Provisions. Casco National Bank.100 100 102 gulf 7-16c; sales dike, Portland. and Staterooms are heated above 2.10, 5.00, 7.50, 9.30 m. of Groceries;ess steam. landings, 5.50,11.00a. m.,3.50 p. m. Arrive p. the face a common foe there is no Cumberland National Bank.. .40 30 32 OI1ARLE8TO N— The Cotton market SALEM—Ar 14th, schs Charles McDonald by Floor. to-day Rates of Portland, 8.15 a. m., 1.00, 6 00 p. m. north, no south, no east, no west, but one Grata- Chapman National Bank. 100 6c. for New York; do tot Bos passage $52.60 to;$70.00. A re- SUNDAY Sm crime & Corn car was[quiet: Miauling Eockport Antoiope, duction is made on Round TRAINS. nation and all 4i(g,42 First National Bank.100 98 ion ton. Trip Tickets. SUNDAYS. loyal indivisible, hearts low crades.4 40 GALVESTON—Cotton market was 15S4 dobaelots.. .. 44 today Second Cabin—To Liverpool, London and Leave For Sea. boro 10.15 a. with the of a Merchants’National Bank.... 76 309 ill Sid. sell Henry R Tilton, Kennebec. Portland lor Long Little and Crossing, 7.10, 9.20, m.. pulsating passions noble Snrimr Wneat baK- Aieal Da*r lot9 easy; middling 5 13-16c.j lssE3S Londonderry, $34.00 and Island, .00, 3.40, ®42 National Traders’ Bank.100 97 99 SAVANNAH—Ar 13th, schs Etta A Stimp $36.26: return. Great. Chebeague, Cliil Island, and So. Harps- 4.15, 5.10, 6.15, 7.15 p. nl.; Scarboro ers.ci ana 81425S4 EO Oats, car lots $66.76 and *69.00. Pine patriotism. 32w33 Portland National Bank.100 102 104 MEMPHIS—TbeiCotton market to-dar was son. Halifax: Annin 1' ltnilev. Gifford. Plliladel well, 10.00 a. m., 2.00 p. m. tench, Point, 7.10, 8.15, 9.20. 10.15 a. m.. “The conditions which Patent Spring Oats, have evoked this ban iota ®i3G Portland Trust Co.100 130 dull; middlings 57/u0. bteerage—xo Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Return for leave So. 2.55.2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.10. 0.15, 7.15 p. in.; Old Wneat... o 135 pliia. or Portland, Harpswell, via new have also 25g5 60 Cotton Seec- Belfast Londonderry. Including every re- irebavd Beach, 7.10, 10.15 a. manifestation|of patriotism Portland Gas 80 86 NEW Cotton market In seh Carrie from Plilla Jenk's Little Chebeague and ■ 5.20, 8.15, 9.20, 111., Alien. Btr’icik- ear Company.50 ORLEANS—The to-day port 13tli, Strong, for tbe and lauding, Long the bond of Union with our lots.0000^28 00 Portland Water Co.100 10* 104 quisite voyage §22.50 *23.50. Island, 11.45 a. m.. 3.4:. n. m.' Cliff l.iami 2.55, 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.00, 5.10, 5.30. 0.15, 7.15 p. m.; strengthened roller,... 4 7o.ci5 00 steady; middling 5 13-16C. delpbta. for tickets or bair Iom 0000&24 00 further information apply to m. >aco, lilddeford, 8.15, 9.20. 10.15 a. brethren in the Dominion of Canada. .4 Portland St. Railroad Co..100 130 136 VINEYARD HAVEN—In port 13th, sch! p. Arrive Portland, l.oo, 5.30 p. in. 111., 12.55, clear ho.. 60.&4 85 Sacked Brm MOBILE—The Cotton market was X. P. McGOWAN. 420 Congress St., J. B. .00, 3.40. 7.15 t>. ill.: Whatever be i Maine central ll'v.100 128 180 to-day Anne Lord. Kendall. Kondout lor Boston; Elliol Fare to 80. Harps well and return 4.15, 5.00, 5.10, 5.30. 0.15. may the outcome of present tluouis st’K car lots. 14 D0®15 KEAX1NG. 61V» St.. ASHTON’S Sundays. 00 Portland & 0*jdensburg K.li. 1.00 43 6o quiet; middling 6%c. L for Exchange 35c; other landings, 25c. YeimeounK, 12.K), 4.10. 5.00, 5.30 p. in.; Itneh- discussions concerning an roller... 4 75f;5 00 bat lotal6 Dow, Pinkliam, Philadelpnia Ameshury TICKET aGKFOY. 931 1-2 St.. IL Anglo-Ameri- O0«17 t»0 SAVANNAH—The Cotton market to-day was Annie & Benner, South foi Congress ISAIAH Gen’l ster, Farmington, Alton Bay, 4.15, 5.30 p. can the events of the few clear do..4Go$4 85 Reuben, Amboy & A. 92 State DANIELS, Manager. ! II.; Nortli alliance, past Mlddlma ftOOOOglT 00 BONDS. quiet; 68/* t. ALLAN, Montreal, St. Boston, llerwick, Uovflr, Exeter, Haver /vnt'r wheat middling Salem; Silver Heels, Quinlan, Rondout for Do- and 1 India Portland. june30tf menths have surely brought the two great bac ott. ,SOo@l7 00 St., Jly31dti j illl, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, a 5.20 a. m., o 00 «o 2t> Portland Cs. 1907.118 120 ver. ---—- ] uiaucuca ui uur uuiijjj.iu.li patents., Mixed feed.... 30 50 2.55,5.00,5.30 p. m. Arrive Boston 8.40 a. RUj'JiMi s>jjuuk- 1802—1912 Laropean Market!. Ar 14th, schs Mary Stewart NS, m:, Portland 4a. Funding.. 302 103 Advocate, .28, 8.32. 9.42 ni. stock closer and will tend for New Aeti.a and Levi p. Leave Boston for Portland ing together, (BuyingS selling Portland 4a. 1913, Funding.106 108 ‘Ey TelcBTaptL.* York; Hart, Bangoi ■45 a. price) Rlo.roasted lists for m, Arrive Portland 7.10 a. m. towards a mutual good understanding. 1 ®l‘—Lari1'* Java&Mocha Bangor 6s. 1899. It. It. aid.101 102 do. do26@2« LONDON. July 14, 1898.—Console closed schs Samuol C Charlie & A Thu Stars and and the Union Shore .... * 50/r 47 5 afolusee. Bangor 6s. 1900.iWater.114 116 Sid, Hart, Willie, DOMINION LINE. International EASTERN DIVISION Stripes 111 9-16 for monev and 111 for account. Co. email do. .2 Batli s/s II Eaton, Annie Lord. Ida L Hull. Cumberland, Steamship Jack will lloat side as 00@8 26 Porto 4%s, 1907, Municipal.101 103 — proudly by side, liloo.26S30 Annie & FOB- For Pollock .... 2 26 Batli 4s. 102 LIVERPOOL, July 14. 1898—Cotton market/ Miranda, Elliol, L Dow. Reuben, Silver Blddeford, Portsmouth, Newbury- of 26*8 Rarbadoeft. ... .*61X20 1921, Refunding.100 banners brotherhood, and harbingers F G B W iorl, Salem. Lvnn, haddock... 1 75@2 00 Fancy...... 821X35 Belfast 4s. Municipal.102 106 Is steady—American inidling 3 16-32d; sales,* Heels, French, Morse, Ann, Henrietta Amesbnry, Boston, 2.00, of a new era for In this work A MONTREAL ill QUEBEC ll LIVERPOOL. .00 a. 111., b 6.00 m. Arrive humanity. Hake.2 00(62 25 Tern Calais 4s 1901—1911 Refunding_loO 102 10,000 bales, includingi 600 balesgfor specula-' Whitnev. Marla Pierson, Maud Mallock, Sea Eastport. Lubaa. Calais. St. Jo'mi, N.a..Ha!itax. ft.S- 12.45, 1.45, p. Bos- j 5.58 a. of unilication the 15. Y. P. U. A. is a Herring, box LewistonGs,’ 1901, Municipal.106 107 tion and export. Bird, Palestine. Julia, and Lugano. and all parts of New Bruns wickt Nova Scotia un, m, 12.30, 4.00, 4.30. 9,00 p. in. Leave Amoys.23@30 Steamer From Montreal From ! loston for a. factor, weaving bonds of good fellowship. Hcaleo...* Sit 14c Lewiston 4e, 1913. Municipal.103 105 Passed, sells Edna and Cora May, New York Quebeo Prince Edward Island and Capo Breton. The i Portland. 7.30. 9.00 m„ 12.30, 7.00, Congous.. ••...25450 45 A rive 11.45 a. “No feature of our work show more Mackerel, oi Saoo 4s. 19ol. 102 for St John, NB; Alaska, New York, bound Labrador 9 a.m. favorite route to and St. p.m. Portland, m., 12.00, Japan.301835 Municipal.loo SAILING DAYS OF June 25, June25, e. p. m. Campobeilo Andrews, STEAMSHIPS, ,, east N. B. 30.10.15 p. m., 12.40 a. m. the marked development than the Junior Snore IS *22 00@*26 Formoso.3G@06 Maine Central ItR 7s.l912,cons.mtgl33 136 Vancouver July 2, 9 a. m. Julv 2, 6. p, m. FROM FOR WASHINGTON—Cld 13th, schs 11D Bibber, department. Hnoreas *16 00®*1S sugar. "4%s.10» 107 |i Scotsman 9,9 a.m. 9. 6. p.m. Summer Avrangeiucnf, SUNDAY TRAINS. Large as $11®14 oo 4s cons. .103 106 Adirondack.. .New York..Kingston,&cJialy 16 Portsmouth, Nil; Viator, Patterson, Newport Yorkshire 9 a. m. c. m “A reduction of $1190 has been made in StandardGran 5465 mtg... IB, ig, p On and after Monday. Mav 9th. fruumie Ex ctlne 104 Victoria.New York. News. Dominion 9 a. m. 0. steamer For Bfddefo'd, Portsmouth, duality 6 4(55 arts,1900,exten’sn.103 .London.July 16, 23, 23, p. m. ,vlll leave Fortland on Newbury the the liabilities in excess ... a Wednesdays indebtedness, CaDe Cranberries Extrac.... 6 30 Portland & gas,1900, 1st mtgl04 1C5 Yorkshire Montreal.. .Liverpool.. July 1(T Mondays, * ort, Salem, Lynn, Boston, 2 a. m., 12.45 p.m.; Oga’g md Fridays at 5.30 p. rn. of assets now being only Silt'd i> crate.. 3 60*3 60 Yellow Extra C....|4iv Portland Water Co’s 4s. 1927.103 104% Massachusetts.New York..London.July Jd P orenrn Port*. rrive Boston 5.58 a. m., 4.00 p. m. Leave Bus- York. leave StJolin and t in I he progress of our work has been Maine,. 0 00 Seed — Patria.Nov/ .Hamburg....July 16 BOSTON Returning Eastport same for Portland, e 9.00 a. ill., 7.00, 9.45 [). m. New York. Ar at Honolulu June 2S, ship Arjan, Dickin- Jays. i the we Pea Beans.l 4501 60 Timothy. 3 6503 76 Campania.... 16 rrive Portland, 12.25, 10.20 p. m„ 12.40 a. m. hampered by burden of debt and Boston Kroon Maraet. .Liverpool...July son. San Francisco. TO LI V It It POOL VIA. ieuow;kve*.l 70®i 76 Clover Wesn Bretagne.New York. .Havre.Julv 16 QUEENSTOWN. tickets issued and a. Stops at Norili Berwick and Exeter call upon all our young people and upon *%@9 Passed Sydney 11. sch Jacob M Through baggage checked Cal Pea.... 1 0601 76 do N.Y. 9%*10 The following were the closu; quota- Furnesla.New York. .Glasgowh.. July 16 Light July From From to destination. 0 nly. all friends of the cause in the churches Haskell, from for Philaoel- g^g^Freiglit received up to 4.00 Pours, ous 60®70 AlsUte, tions of stocks hi Boston: Maasdam ... .New York. .Rotterdam..Julv 16 Hart, Baddeek, CB, 3. in. b. Western Division to North for ic*io% Liverpool. Steamer.Boston. Berwick; prompt and generous help to remove NcwPotatoes3 BOSS 76 Ked Top, Moxleau Central 4s... 62% Noordland.New York. .Antwerp 20 pliia. For Tickets and Staterooms s :ops Klttory Jet. and Portsmouth 16@17 .July Ar at Honolulu June 23. E B May 18, S. 8. L'hnaiia, June 2. 7.30 a. m' apply at tlie only. the burden. We have reached the Atchison, Top. OS SantaiFe. K. new. Germanic ... Liverpool.. 20 barque SuttOD, e. Western Division from North stage Jerseys 76 .New.York.. July June 16. S. 8. June 5.30 Pme Tree Ticket Office, Monument or Berwick. weei326@3 Breylslon*. Boston A Carver, Victoria, BC. Canada. 30, p. m. Square D. of self and with our enoumber- ao Nortolk 0 Maine.162 Coleridge.New York..P’rn’mbuco July 20 or other at J. FLANDERS. G. P, & T. A. Boston. support 00« Pork- In June George Information, Company’s1 office,w ance dopfd Laurentlan —Montreal... 21 port 29, ship Curtis, Sproul, RATES OF PASSAGE. dadroad foot of State f EO. H. Ticket Fortlaud. removed would need to make no do Ylneland.4 500*5 heavy 13 26 .Liverpool...July for New S Wharf, street THOMPSON, Agent, Maine .... York; barque C Allen, foi Onions. Ber 0 00 mediuml2 Central.127 Boadicea.New York. .London July 23 Johnson, First and je27 dtf further appeals. Oo@2 00012 26 San Francisco (both to sail same Cabin, $52.50 upwards. Return J. B. COYLE, Gen. Man. do Union Pacific. 23i/s Umbria.New York. .Liverpool.. July 23 day). Egypn 0 00@3 OOi shortcut ana In at Buenos June Kico and upwards according to steamer and ac- Onion Pacihe Navarre.New York. .Havre .... port Ayres 8, barque Mabel marl8dtf LL F.C. HEBSEY Chickens.... 11@13 clear pld. 6014 July 23 commodation. Agent American Chester.New York. .So’ampton I Meyers, from Boston. Turkeys, Wes. 13*15 Beel—UghtlO 2501076 hell. .July 23 Second Cabin, to Lon- j JAIffE CENTRAL R. R. MERRITT AT HONOLULU. American Sugar, Ems.New York. 23 Liverpool, London, Northern do. .,.16*17 no common.134% .Genoa.July donderry and *31 to Re- heavy,..11 60412 Rotterdam.. ..NewYork. .Rotterdam. Queenstown, *12.50. Fowls... BnlestsVfeD* 6 760 Sugar, uld.,„.11414 July 23 turn *66.75 to *73.40, to steamer Ir. effect June 27 ISIS. Victoria, B. C., July 15.—The steamer Cen Mass, Holstein.New York.. 28 according Apples. Lara, tcs ana ptd... Jeremie,&c. July and accommodation. TRAINS Warrimoo just arrived from Honolulu re- do York. LEAVE PORTLAND. Eating apul’s3 50@4 60 bbl.nure common .. 8 Abydos.New .LaGuaira...July 23 Steerage, to MAINE STEAMSHIP % 6V»*6% Liverpool, London. London- CO. 7 00 a. m. ports that Major Gener.il Wesley Merritt do common Flint & Fere Mara. Dominion.Montreal.. .Liverpool...July 28 For Brunswick, Lewiston, 52(03 00 do eom'na. 44, @0 derry, Glasgow, Queenstown and Belfast- 1 (Lower) .... .New York. atli, has arrvived at Honolulu on his way to Baldwins 3 6004 00 Balu.compd 5%*6 Ethiopia .Glasgow ..July 23 *22.50 to 825.50 to steamer. Kew York Direct Line. Boothbay. Pophsm Beach, R iekland, Au- according e usta, and trap* Os New Y or ft huot&rtoak Broca* Boi da Trave.New York. .Bremen.July 26 to J. B. T. Watervule, Skowhegan, Belfast. Manila, lo@U%c pails, pure 7%i07% and Apply KEATING, P. McGOWAN, 8.30 Lemons. Cymric.New York.. Liverpool.. July 27 J. J. V. -QNG ISLAND SOUND BY DAYLIGHT. a, m. For Danville jc., Rumford Falls, The City of Para arrived at Honolulu pura.lt 6*4808% (By JENSEN, ASHTON, Portland, or 1 Telegraph, F der Grosso ..New York.. Bremen — 28 emis, Lewiston, 5. The and Messina 6 50*6 50 Hams.... 9 09% July CHEAP DAVID TORRANCE & CO., Gen. Agents three trips per week. Farmington, Rangeley. July Morgan City Indiana The follomg wire to-day’s Californian.Montreal.. 28 11.05 a. m. Express for Danville Je„ Lewis- California doooy’ra .. closing quotations .Liverpool... July Montreal. wore that Bandmaster of je2iitf The steamships Horatio Hall and t >n, expected evening. Oranges OIL Bonds State Nebraska New York. Liverpool...July 29 Man- Watervllle, Moosehead Lake via Foxcroft, Watson of the 13th Minnesota lattan alternatively leave Franklin Wharf I augur, Bar Aroostook and was suffer- Florida OoOgOOO Kerosenel20U 8% July 1*. July 13. Labrador.Montreal .Liverpool....July 30 Harbor, County for New fortland, Tuesdays, and 1 St. ing with typhoid fever and was taken to Calhornia, U76i'a,4 00 Ligoma. 8% 4s. reg j.24 124 Livorno.New York. .Santos.July 30 Thursdays Saturdays ioulton, Woodstock, Stephen, St. Andrews, do York.. tt G p. in. for New York direct. leave 5 t. John, and Halifax via Vanceboro. the Red Cross hospital. The do Feedings 3 26@3 60 Centennial. 8% conn, 124 124 Alexandra.New London.July 30 Excursions FALMOUTH FORESIDE S. Eetuming, Monterey B. GO. Pier New: *'s| reg.lid 110 Phoenicia.New 'York. July 30 Sunday 38, E, K., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- 12.30 p. m. Express for Brunswick. and collier Lgge. Pratt’s Asual .Hamburg... Bath, Brutus loft Honolulu for Ma- ..10% lays at 5 p. m. Lisbon Eastern extra.. 14016 In halt bbls le New 4’a ;toun. .. U0% noy. Gascogne.New York. .Havre.July 80 locklaud, Falls, AugustaL Watervllle, 1. extra These steamers are J nila, July envor A 3. G. 1st.108 108 Aurania.New York. .Liverpool. 30 superbly fitted and fur- ewport, Bangor. Bucksport, Bar Harbor. Old- FreatiWestern..(0l4 Raisins. .July July 17th and each Sunday thereafter nished for The Muuadnoc-k with the collier Nero Held. Brie gen 4s. 73% passenger travel and afiord the most t >wn and Greenville. Musctl.60 lb bxa606% 73y. until further notice. Great Diamond Island Route. lonvenient and arrived at Honolulu July 3. Latter. London Mo.Kau.l& Texas 2ds. 66% comfortaole route between 1 10 p. m. For Danville Jc.. Rumford Falls, Necessary uty’rll 7602OC 66% fortland and New York. I repairs to her machinery will her Creamerv.tney..l8'®19 Coal. Kansas Pacificl consols. MINIATURE ALMANAC.JULY 16. ends. Lewiston, Farmington. Carrabasset, delay On aud After June 23d, 1S9S, Fare: one way. ¥5.00; round 1 there six or seven The was GlitEuge vr'mt. @18 Retail—delivered. Oregon Nav. lets...Ill 1H 4 FROM PORTLAND trip, $8.00. angeley, BiDgham. Watervllle. Skowhegan. days. Nero in Sunrises. 900 Goods carried are Choice. Cumberland 00 211 mgnHigh walerwater I- insured against WAR 1.15 p.m. For Freeport. Brunswick. Au- first class 000@3 C.oaing quotations of stocks; Sun sets. 7 19 £ GO under the shape. Cheese. (_ --TO- ftlsK, terms of the E usta, Wuterville, Belfast. Dover Chestnut,., • @6 00 14. Moon rises. 0 001 Height.0 0— oo .STEAMER MADELEINE Company’s Open Skowhegan, N. Y. July July 13. foliey, without additional charge to shipper. a nd Foxcroft. Greenville, Oldtown and ferry 6%09 Franklin... 8 00 Atohlson.. Bangor, Vermont... J35/a 13% J.'F. L18COMB. General Agent 1 tattawainkeag and to Bucksport Saturdays. 8%fe» Lehigh.... @600 Atchison pfd. TIIOS. ITALY WILL BE REASONABLE. Sage. 10 36% 3*s,a Will leave M. BARTLETT. Agt octidtf 5.05 p. m. For Brunswick, Bath, Pea. 4 60 Central Pacific. Gorham and N. Portland Pier Rockland, 14 14 Berlin, H,, -—___ 1 ■ugusta and Watervllle. Ju 14.—It is announced here Bread Che a a omo. 23 6.10 For Rome, y KiUmoer 22% For Great Diamond Island at p.m. Danville Junction. Mechanic I Ufiicago S aud Intermediate Stations. C.43, 9.00 a. m., today In a dispatch from Caracas, Vene- Pilot sup.... 80S % White wood- Alton....169 160 3.00 'alls, Lewiston, Saturdays to Rumford Falls. do ufd 12.10, and 0.15 p. m. For Falmouth at 6.45, that do sq. 7@7wl No 1&2,1-la 532**35 9.00 8.00 p. m. Express to nowlston. ztio'a, Admiral Candiani, the com- Leave 8.30 a. Return 4 m. a. m., 12.10, 3.00. G. 15 m. For Crackers.... 6%©7 I Baps.l-in. PORT OF PORTLAND. m., p. p. Chebeague 11.00 in. mander of the at La *260828 Chloa-ro’ihurllndtou b Quincy 1 Oil % 106% and Cousins Islands, Prince’s Yarmouth PORTLAND p. Night Express, for Brunswick, squadron Guayra, • Round Fare Point, and SMALL POIST Cooperage. Com’n, 1-lu $23Jt$26 Delawares Hudson Trip 81.00, 9 a. lath, Lewiston who has been ordered to CanaiCo.!05 106 at m. and 3.00 p. m. 1 Augusta, Watervllle, Bangor, Carthagena, Bhhd shooks shds— 1%62- loosehead Lake. Aroostook j 1%, Denware.Lackawana A WesilEG 166V1 RETURN—Leave Diamond Island at county via Colombia, to uphold the claims of Italy, Mol.citv. 1 60(611 in, Also From 8.00. STEAMBOAT CO. ild Bar Harbor. 76j Nol&2$33®$85 DenTer; A- itio uraade. 12% 13% THURSDAY, July 14. 11.30 a. m., 1.30, 5.80 p. m. Leave Falmouth at i Town, Bucksport Vanceuoro, has simply been instructed to formally Sug.cnunt’y 86 *1 OO1 lV»,l%&2-ln fc t» Stephen, St. Andrews, St John and all I tne.ntw...... 13 isy* Arrived. tit C.oo, 7.25, u.oo a. m.. l.oo, 5.oo p. m. l.eave femand the and execu- Country Mol Satis. 8280830 round .roostook County via Halifax and complete speedy "o1st prefer 34% 34% Chebeague Island 10.15 a. 4.15 m. Leave daily trip (Sundays excepted) between Vanceboro, hhdsnooks Squares. $360838 ISLAND POND Stations m., p. i lie Provinces. The Saturday train does tion of the decision in the Corrnti case Illinois Central.109% 109% Steamor Cumberland.Thompson, St John N I?, Cousins 10.80 a. m., 4.30 p. m. Prince’s Point Portland and Capo Small Foint. night hhd hdg ml Cypress— — ot run to Dover and President Cleveland in Lake r.rie& West. 14% via for Boston. TO- 10.45 a. m., 4.45 p. in. On anu Belfast, Dexter, Foxcroft pronounced by 82 n. 1-in No 1&2 34% Eastport after April 4th. 1898. r £4*26 $3u@$33 Lake Steamer via beyond Bangor, excepting to Bar Harbor. 1895. “It is regarded as improbable that hd36tn 21@23 1V4,1% & 2- Shore.189 ISO Percy V, How, Fhipsburg Cundy Bug Louis (4 Nash. Harbor. Time 12.55 a. m.t midnight—Mt. Dessert special for the Italian Admiral will seize the custom 14 ft. 26030 ln.Nol&2 $32@$34 63% 64% Sunday Tabic. Steamer i!oops Portland. • Portland and Old Orchard B:ach. i runswick, Augusta, Watervllle, Bangor and 1211. Manhattan Elevated .107% 106% Porgie steamer : a Leave Portland Pier for “Percy ’^T’” house at Carthagena, although he might ,, 26028 2v2, 3&Vin$;i0@$:l8 Diamond Island, Fal- ar Harbor. >’ 8t 8 S’th Mexican Central. 6 4% Leave Island Pond 4 30 a. m. mouth, and lake such action if he meets with a @9 pine_*£60835 Cleared. Chebeague (Cousins Islands and per- Michigan Central.106% Return from m. Prince’s CAPT. ( HAS. H. Cordage. Clear pine— 105% ill Portland 6.00 p. Point, at 9.00 a. m. and 2.00 p. in. IIOWT” White Mountain Division. sistent anl unjustifiable refusal to abide Minn St Si Louis. 28% firm leave Ainer’n»ihio ®n uppers.*56/065 28 Steamship Horatio ILall, Bragg, New York-i Round Fare to Portland 81.80 and Return leave Chebeague at 10.30 a. in. add 4.15 Fortland Fier, Fortland. at 2.00 p. the Minn A St Louis Trip to 8.45 a. m. For Bridgton, Burling, by decision of president Cleveland. Manilla... 11 % @ 12 Vi I Select.$45(065 Df. 8 >% 88 J F Llsconib. Old Orchardlleach si.no. p. m., Cousins Island at 10.45 a.m. and n„ for Lowell’s Cove, Orr’a Island; Card’s Cove. Fabyans, Missouri to p. m, Lancaster, St. Manilla holt .Fine common. BPaclfic. 33% 36 Steamer Race. South Rates to and in. Leave Prince’s Point 11.00 a. juohog x’oor’s Point. East L Johnsbury, Sherbrooke, .£42046 Enterprise, Bristol and from intermediate points at cor- m. and < 45 p. Bay, Harpswell; J rope. New Jersey Central. 90 89V, m. lontreal, Chioago, St Paul and Minneapolis. 00@12s/,;Spruce. *13 @14 00 Boothhay—Allred Race. low rates. Leave Falmouth at 11.10 a, m. and 5.00 p. m. Ystulale, Horse Island Harbor, Water Cove, Russia New respondingly I. 26 u. m. For Sebago Lake, Bridgton. ria ADMITS TO BEING A do. 18 @18% YorkCentrai. 118% 117% sell Arthur M Gibson, Port Leave Diamond Island at 11.40 a. imall Foint. Scbasco, and THIEF. Hemlock.$11(312 Stewart, Daniels*-5 m. and 6.30 Fhippsburg Candy's , ail and North Sisai.,.... 9s" @ 1 uv» j Clapboard*— Ryan & Kelsey. Trains p. His daibor. I Bongo River, Conway. Fabyans. New York.ChicagoSi St Louis 14 14 Regular ancaster. St Boston, July 14.—William Henry Hol- Drugs and Dyes. (Spruce. X.$32@35 Sell Ada Adelia. Kelley, Jonesport—J H Blake ^ Gen. Cundy’s Harbor at ColebrookAQuebec, Lunenburg, Acid Oxalic.. do Df 70 70 SEABURY, Manager. J ohnsbury, Sleeper to Quebec. den, the old-timo who .12*14(Clear.$28030 Sell Freeport, Kelley, Jonesport—J H Blake. June23dt?^. JETURNING—Leavea. in.; Phippsburg, 6.15 a. m.; Ashdale, 6.30 Newport, professional thief, Acid tart.3. io Northern Pacific com 29% 28% 5.20 5.55 p.m. For Lake, Cornish, Was @ 1 aa oiear.5201327 Soli Mcuticelto, & 1.30, 4.00, and 8.30 p. in. For Gorham. t. m.; Water Cove, Small Point 6.45 a. Sebago Bridg- arrested last evening, charged with uo do pfd. 70% Nutter, Baugor—Keiisell m.; 1 >n, North and Bartlett. Ammonia.16@20| No 1.*16(020 «»% Tabor. Berlin and island Pond 8.10 a. ni.. 1.30 and 8.30 fool’s Point, 7.00 a. m.; Card’s Cove, 7.15 a.m.; Conway being concerned in the robbery of the a ones. Northwestern.129 127% m. For 8.30 p. m. For Sebago Lake, pot-084 @ 8|rme.*15(060 p. Montreal and Chicago 8.10 a. to. and CASCO BAY Lowell’s Cove, Orr.s Island, 8.00 a. m., arrive in ■> Fryeburg, Dominion bank at GSSdo pfd...173‘ SAILED—Barques Jessie McGregor, Buenos STEAMBOAT CO. oi'th St. John- Napauee, Ont., last Bals coDabla. .65*601 Shingles— 170% 8.30 p. in. For Quebec 8.10 a. m. and 8.30 p. m. fortland at lo.oo a. m. i Comvay, Fabyans, Lunenburg. Ont & Balila sell Custom August, was a severe ex- Beeswax.37@4SiX cedar... .* 76@3 26 Western... 14% 14s/* Ayres; ;Edmund Phinney. Blanca; House Wharf. For lurtlier ury. Montreal and to Toronto and Chicago put through Warren Adams. Kennebec. Trains leave particulars apply to amination at Police headquarters this Blcli powaers... 7@9lClear cedar.2 603376 Readme.. 117% 14% Sunday J. H. MCDONALD, l’res. and Manager, aily except Saturday. Lancaster, Colebrook, Borax.- 10@li No 1.1 8502 26 Rack Is land. 96% Ddy* Ime Ridge, Quebec. Sleeper to Montreal. morning. The examination failed to lx For Montreal, Quebec. Toronto and Telephole 46-3. 158 Commercial street Brimstone. ,3%@ 1 cedar..1 26@l 75 St Paul.99% 98% FROM OTJR Chicago much of interest for the v*|No CORRESPONDENTS. 8.30 p. ni., Lewiston and Gorham and WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. apr4 dtf SUNDAY TRAINS. develope police. Cochlneai.40@4S 1 26(01 50 do bfd...160% 149 Auburn, Sprnce.1 BOOTHBAY HARBOR, July sells Benin, 8.30 a. m. and 8.30 m. Holden held his peaoe and refused to de- Copperas..... 1%® 21 L&ths.spoe. .1 90252 of. St 14-Sld, p. Jly7d6t 7.20 a. m. Paper train for Bangor. Paul::*;Omaha. 83% 81 Myra Sears. Fullerton. Portiaud for Vllli/O fiP.Prnts tihnt. t.hfl nr»Hr*A no in fd.164 163 Bangor; Summer 7.25 a. m. Paper train for Lewiston. Wm H Jewell. Bangor lor Will But- Arrangements, July 3, 1893. know. Ex logwood_12815 Lime.® csk. 85® St Paul. Minn. iS Mann.164 164% Boston; Wand, ml Dsssrt and Machias Sthi. Co 12.30 p. m. For Brunswick. Lewiston, Bath, man. Lowell, Portland for Bangor; Mary uit- Clty Peaks’ A and GumaraDic.. .70»1 23lCameut.... .1 208 AUX.rt.3 1 ..• ••••• «... lcS 1ZV4 Ending, Island, 5.45, ugusta, Watervllle. Bangor Bar Harbor, He admitted that he had been an old- do for do. F2rA?°oe^t6.40. ft.00. 9 OFI fin ♦ on n .. ... nn_’ Str. “I'raiik Josies.” Glycerine .20 lev, Williams, ii.CO p. m. For Lewiston. time hank _®7o; Hatches. Union Pacific old.. uo% 69% thief, burglar and highway ROCKPORT, 14—Ar 12.30, *1.45, 2.16, 3.00, *3.45, 5 Beginning Saturday, April 30tli.i898. will leave 8.30 p. m. For White Mountain Aloesicape.16826|8W,$> gross 55 Wabash...... 7% 7%. Julyr 13th, sells Mazour- 4.30, 00, 6.40, 6.I5! Division, robber, but ho insisted that he *7.00, 7.30, 9.30 m. Portland and B never had Camphor.-... .3U®42iDlriao. g 65 do prld. 19 19 ka. Stinson, Boston; E A Lombard, Coup St *8.00, p. Wednesdays Saturdays at 4 a. m., lontreal, Toronto and Chicago. Return. Leave Forest 1 >u arrival of spilled a drop of human blood. Mytrh.. > e2®66lForest City.60 John. NB. City Landing, 6.20, 7.20, train leaving Boston at 7 p m., for II. 00 p. m. Night Express for all Boston &: Mains.1GO points. He admitted served Opium... 4. 00 <■ 6 OOi ASetalj, lfi2 Sid IStli, sch Catalina, Boston. 8.30, 9.30. 10.20, *11.00, 11.30 a. m., 12.20, 1.00 iockland, Bar Harbor. JSlachiasport and inter- 12.55 a.m. Mt. Desert special for having two seven- .yew Yorls&New 96 Mclntire, Watervilie, Shellac.S6@401 Copper— England pld.f 95 Sid 14th, sch Laura T *2.16, 2.45, 3.20, *4.15, 5.00. 5.30, 6.05, 6.30, *7.30. : nediate landings. Returning leave Machias- I angor and Bar Harbor. year terms of imprisonment in Canada. Old .192 Cheater, Beal, Camden. indigo__ com. ...«lr,76 Colonv. 192 8.20, *9.00,10.15 p. m., or at close of entertain- )ort ou and at 4 a. ar- Ho will secure counsel and .B5c®«lll4®48 : Mondays Thursdays m., Arrivals in Portland. will tight the 3 85 t'oiishea oonner. 23 Adams; Express.lOO 99 PEAKS ment. 1 in Portland c a. m Tuesdays and iodine... .8 60® memoranda ISLAND iving Fri- extradition 1 From Montreal. proceedings. Ipecac.22692 oOiBoIta. 16@18 American Express.130 129 For Cushing’s Island. 6.40, 8.00, 9.00, *10.30,11.00 Quebec, Fabyans, 8.10 a. m. 41 ON lays. Lewiston au t Mechanic Licorice, rt.... 169201Y M sheatn.... 12 U. S. Exoross. 40 Batli, July 33—The new sch barge No 6 for а. m„ 12.30, 1.45, 4.30, 0.15 and rates the ser- xily. Falls, 8.30 a. m„ 2.15, 3.00, 5.00, *7.00 Passenger freight lowest, V iaterville. Rockland Morphine... 2 4n@270IYM Bolts.. 12 Peoples! Gas. 99% 68% the Consolidated Coal Company of Baltimore *8.00, 9.30, p. m. Ice the best. GEO. F. EVANS, and Augu-ta. 8.35 a. m till bergamotz 76®330tBottoms.22@24 Gomestahe, 62 61 was successfully launched tills morning at the Return. Leave Cushing’s, 7.00, *10.25 marijdtf General Manager. augeley. Farmington, liemis, Rumford Falls SOME ARMY APPOINTMENTS. S.15,9.15, ^ and 12.15 Nor.Cod!iver200@22S (Ingot.... 11®12 Ontario. 8 8 New England Company’s yard. The new craft 11.20, a. m.. 12.45, 2,00, 2.55, 6 towbegan Lewiston, p. m., Bangor, Str. 3.30, 4.45, 5.40, 4o’ A and Pacific 29 has all tue Island Belle. 111. ugusta Rockland. 11.59 a. Beecher 14.— Tho American do SI®! 251 Tin— Mail... 28’/* improvements and is cons clered to *7.20, 8.80, 9.45 p. m.; Washington, July President to- be a For 1 ills, St. 12.13 the Lemon.... 1 Butt 2 ot Straits.. 1672@167i Patman Palace.209% 208 model, up-to-date barge. Her dimensions Trefethen’s, Evergreen, Little and Great Johnsbury. Brldgton, p. m.: Ex- day made following appointments: are: P ess, Bar Olivo.lOOia-Tt&OiiingUsIl.. snear common.134% 133 Length, 192.3 fee$; breadth. 35.1 feet;1 Diamond Islands, 5.30. 6.00. 7.00, 8.00 9 00 Mattawamkeag, Harbor. Bucksport, State—Col. Peter C. 60 rcetiville, 1.16 Hains, corps of en- Peppt.176®2 0 dChar. L Co.. @5 Western Union.. 92% .2 depth. 37 feet; gross tonnage, 930.84; net ton- 10.30 a. 111., 12,00 111., 2.00, *3.15, 4.20, 5.45, 6.I5’ 1 o Songo River, Naples, Bridgton, North Bangor, p. m.; Lewiston, 3.25 p. U. S. to be a 7 25 J,1 ; Lancaster. 5.oo gineers, A., member of the Vi intergree nl76®200| Char. 1. X.. @ Southern Ky pfd. nage, 783.79. The new barge will be towed to FIVE 7.30, 9.30 p. m.i; ; Jridgton, Harrison and Waterford. The Whitefield, Eabyans, p. in.; 0098 60 and will FARE CENTS. Return. ^ and Nicaraguan Canal commission. Potass Dr'mde. 64®6blTerne.6 Union Pacific. Boothbay there be met by an ocean tug5' ?.»•• ;eW Leave Trefethen’s. 6.20. 7.00 8 00 1 amous daily excursion route through the iowbegan.Waterville, Augusta Rockland, 12014 and taken to 5 -1' P in. dally; St.John. Bar Harbor. Aroos- War—Jacob P. Kent, to be Chlorate.368401 Antimony... Baltimore, Capt Doane has been The 9.10, 10.20, 11.50 a. rn., 1.05, 3.20, *4.35, 8.25, 0.5a' finding and Sebago’s chain of Lakes. major gen- 00 selected to steamor that brought the FARES Songo ^ ok County, Moosehead Lake and eral of B. Iodide.2 68 6.3 aoiOokr.476®6 Boston Produoe Market. command hgr. 8.30, *10.25 p. 111. 1 )n and after June 27th to make close eon- Bangor, volunteers; Samuel Myron, to OOOfflec The DOWN leaves Portland Pier 5 31* P- rn.; Rumford Quicksilver. .. .70®80ISpelter. four-masted sell Chas Davenport is dis- Return. Leave Evergreen, 6.15, 7.55 lections with steamer for above take Rangeley, Farmington, be major general of BIST ON. July 14. 1898—The Week 6.55, places, alls, 5.45 m.: volunteers; Henry Quinine.. 33® 36 iSolderTi*1*. 12#14 lollowIngTre charging 2114 tons of coal at the house Days 9.05.10.15,11.45 a. J. 0. K. R. train for Seba- Lewiston, p. Chicago, Montreal, to be "gas m., 1.00, 3.15, *4.3U 5 °0 (Mountain Div.( ^ sucaster aud Carroll, brigadier general of volun- 50 Walls. to-day's quotations of Provisions, eto, wharf for theBowdoin For б. 8.25, *10.20 m. Fabyans, 7.42 p. m.; Mattawam- Rheubarb, rt.76e@l Paper CompanyJ of Bruns- Bay View 8.00, 50, p. I ^o Lake, leaving Union Station daily at to 66 Landing, 9.00. 10.00 a. m. ^ -ag. Bar Harbor and 1.40 a. teers; Win. AV. Hartz, be of Rt snake.3o®40 Cask.ct-basel 6S1 wick. Roturn. Leave Little .25 m. steamer Bangor, in. daily; engineer p noun. 1.30, 2.15, 5.00, G.15. *7.00,111.00 p. m. Diamond. G.so 7 lo p. Returning, leaves 71 St. with rank of baltnetre.!2®15 wire. ,i;85®l 06 New York, a. allfax, John. Bar Harbor, Bangor and Yolunteers, major. July 14—Sch Bertha Louise was 7.25, 8.25. 9.20, 10.20 a. 8.10, o.2o, 10.30 m., 12.03 m., 1.15, 3.30, *4.45’ iari’ison 7.45 a. m., North Bridgton 8.U0 a. Naval Stores. Spring patents. 4;76®.5|66. sold at Return—6.20, m., ugusta, 5.08 a. m. dally. .Senna.26®801 auction here, yesterday by Burde t & 1-50, 4. *7.20 5.35, 7.05. 3.40, *10.35 p. 111. 11., Bridgton 8.30 a. m., Naples 9.15 a. 111 Con- Canary Tar bbl. ..2 00 Soring, cieariana straight. 4 00 U 4 76. 2.35, .5, 5.20, *6.30, p. m. Sundays—Lewiston, 9.58 a. m.. 5.13 Bar seed.... 4®6 ^ 7o®3 Dennis for §5,350. K A Crowell of Tampa Return. Leave Great Diamond, 6.25, 7.05. 8 05 1 tenting at Lake Station with 11.45 a. m. train p. in.; .6 26 Winter fpatants. 4 50*5 25.:; SUNDAYS. 71 arbor. 12.25 m„ and 5.20 Cardamons 1 25@1 50 Coal tar... 0 steers NS; Ueorgie D Loud, Sanborn, Five Islands; !TE. ENTERPRISE leaves East 1°0Z.13 4 20&6 16; Texans 8 76*1* 76. Sunday Time Table. Boothbay STEM® SALASIA Shore.85940 pease Hart, Murphy St S for Portland at 7.15 a. 8 oz...11 Hoes—receims 28,000; George. For Forest City Mondays m., toucli- Porgle...30®86 fairlyjlactive; fair to Cld, barque Charles G Rice, Rose. Buenos Landing, Peaks’ Island, 8.00 ii g at So. Bristol tChristmas Cove. Heron la- leaves Franklin Wliarf, Portland, Tuesdays Ganoowdor—Shot. choice at 3 87%@4 Of>; packers at 3 10.00, 11.00 a. Lard. 67,366 76.153 85- Ayres; sells Georgia. Odell. St John, NB; James 9.00, in.. 12.20, *71.30, 2.13, *3.15. 1; nd, tocean aud at 0 a. m. Touching at 3 60 butchers 3 S0S4 00; light at 3 3.45. Point, Boothbay Harbor and Saturdays Squirrel Blaatlueb.. 26%3 Castor.x lo®i 20 70®3 35 jplgs at Slater. Jacksonville. 4.45, 6.15. 7.30 1). m. S Island. Inland, lducks- .4ou 80. Peterson, For Cush julrrel llockiand, Camden, Belfast, sporting.,. <46125 Neatsfoot ... 46o®65 2 7610,3 F ng’s Island, 8.00, a. m„ 12.20. anti Sid, sebs Hugh Kelley, Norfolk; Hannah 9.00,11.00 Wednesday, leave llamariscolta at 6 a. m. for jmrt Winterport. at Bangor Drop snc.t.20 lbs. ,i 2.15. 6.15. m. Arriving 2d|Klaine.m Sheep—receipts 9.000igood demand: natives Oarletou, 3.45, 7.30 p. I at above about 7 p. m. Buck. B. BB. : — 6 Kockpoit; Magglo Todd, Eastport; orttand, touching landings. Paints. ;cholce 00@5 2D;Western 3 76©4^ 76-lambs For Trefethen’s, Evergreen, Little and Great ,lamDS Uranus, Ambov lor Boston. Friday, leave lor Portland at 6 a. Ketu liing—leave Bangor Mondays and Straw, car iotsjlo@i2; Am Zinc_a 00 4 00*6 65.6 Diamond 7 Pemaquid 00®7 Ar lath, sch Oliver South River for Islands, oo. 8.00, 0.30, 10.30, a in. Line, Sundays included, n at above Thursdays at 6 a. m., above Iron. I Rochelle... Scholleld. *3.15, ..touching landings oxcept Damaris- making landings. .274 Portland. (312.15. |2.00. 4.2(1, 5.15. 0.16, *7.30 1). m. C >tta. Arriving at Portland about 6 m. Common.... 1% ®2 I Kls.a For Ponce’s •rnE NEW AND VALATLAL STEAMf p. Tiomoetio Markets. Shi, sells James A Landing, Long Island, 7.00, 8.00, HS GOING EAST. Co. nectioi ■«—At Squirrel island for Booth- Refined— 1*48.274 Domestic. Brown. Thomaston; Augus- 10.30 a. in.. | 677®7 (By tus Holt. Bangor. 9.30, 12.15, *71.30, 2.00, *3.15, 4.20, I bay Harbor. Heron Is! Christm* Cove and Norway.... 3ys@4 Telegraph) *7.30 m. Tuesdays and leave Portland at nd, salt. BOSTON—Ar sch 6.15. n. Saturdays, 7 Femaquid. At ltocklaud for oast steel.. 8<;10 1 Tks ls.lblia 20®2 markel-rlcelnts Sid, sells Charles Wash- 10.30 m„ 2.00, *3.15, 4.20, 5.15 p. 111. leave Point, He,oil iihoesteei.®2 I Dla'rad bbl 2 25 20.027 bbls; exports Simons, Kennebec and run In or Iternately Franklin Wharf. Port- l dand, tChnstinas So. Bristol and hast PARKS FROM PORTLAND TO Grys. 2,228 bbls; sales 8.000 ington ; C A White, do *Not stormy foggy weather. ind. Cove, 81ie'-f iron— Saleratus. packages; dull and about and Baltimore; Fred PRINTERS’ every Evening at 7 o’eloelt, arriving t i- ootlibay. steady EXCHANGE, tFor Forest City Landing, Peaks’Island and « eason for Squirrel round #1.85 r )our Jackson, Chatham, NB; Win B Dimoek, Ken- connection with earliest tra ns leave Island.75c, trip, B. C.47496 Saleratus .... for Thursdays, Portland at 7 a. m. for Pem- ltocklaud or •• 00574 quotations—city mills patents -; winter nebec; Northern 07 Fonce’s Landing, Long Island, only. omts C'aiqden. .81.25. 2.25 Heu.l(ussial374rtl4 Light, Boothbay; Multonomah 1-3 Exchange St., Portland beyond. a lul.i, touching at above *• Spice*. clear» and E Ticket* sold over this line to the Gem jandings except Belfast. 2.00, 3.50 Ameri'cnRusBial 1312 MraVmAstraits 4 fk -tWlnter tl'red Walker, Penobscot, Through tickets for Providence, Lowell L amarbeotta. Cassia, pure... -21®22 45x^4 65; 6MlCl*y.millS .at 4 76:rio Vinalhaven; 5 Mlnn.JpHtonts 05: Lizzie Lee H Curtis and Isle: Tllra. re. New etc. IfcnKSW.8.50 4.50 Ualv.674(317 Mace. 90cSl 00 S A Paine, Deer Vorccster, York, on Saturday will return from Damarlscotta weather i,lnn bakers at 3 80 L G Remlck and Lulu W E V Returning leave India permitting. Leather Nutmegs...... 66S66 ^4 00; winter low grades 2 Eppes, Ellsworth; Unavoidable delays excepted and subject to Wharf, Boston,every t( East Boothbay. O. (J. 7S®3 oo. lfext«r Calais; fine job printing a specialty. J at 7 o’clock. OLIVER, President. New York— Pepper.16®17 Rye quiet; No 2 Western 48cT Ripley, Itockport. change without notice. wenlng t Passengers conveyed by team. CHAM. It. LEWIS, Treasurer. BALTIMORE—Ar 13th. sell SiniP- _ ,, J- COYLE, jeao dtf Light....,... ,26@26 Cloves.16®17 Hattie P °r T to/, Manager. Tuesdays and Saturn a vs passengers lor Pcm Wheat-receipts 826 bush; exports 75,685 sou. CUeuev, Cedar bymaU C. W. X. GODLNG, General Manager. J. J?. Gen. Grove, Me. LISCOMB, Agt. a, pud conveyed by terry from So. Bristol attended^8 telephon8eep&»Uy Jly4dt! Sept L u&s. jClTdtf Al.FREIt ItXlMX ILIfrnyjy HEADED SOUTHWARD. DENTISTS OF MAINE. THE PRESS. DEERING. held Sunday aftei^oon, July 34th at Cap< NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. (j NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ] NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Cottage, to lie addressed by Rev. C. C Tno Special Tralnioade of Connecticut Annual Meeting of Their State Organiza- Phelan of Westbrook, who will deliver t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. Portland. IN Troops Go Through Portland. tion to Be Held In REPRESENTATION THE LEGIS- patriotic sermon. Owen, Moore & Co. LATURE. J. li. Libby Co. Two special trains, tearing the Con- LThe Maine Dental society will hold its harbor notes. Eastman Bros. & Bancroft. To the Editor of the Press: necticut volunteers who have been annual at the Maine Eye and Ear Congress Square Fish Markat. meeting I desire columns ex- [terns of Interest Picked the Standard Clothing Co. stationed at Fort Knox, went through infirmary, next Tuesday and Wednesday. through your to Up Along press my appreciation of the kind AMUSEMENTS. here yesterday forenoon, on their way to Dr. George O. Mltonell of Bucksport, many Water Front. Casco S. B. Co. effers of support which I have received Bay Niantio, from whence the troops will be will preside. An address of welcome FINANCIAL. from those of friends have There sent South. will be delivered by Mayor Randall. my who was not an arrival except fishing Charles F. of Flagg. The Shought me as a Republican candidate craft, recorded at the office yester- Zimmermann & Eorshay. After these troops had made their de- first session will be held Tuesday af- barge for representative to the next day. The barks Edmund Phinney and parture, there were 27 other soldier boys ternoon. Dr. W.S. Coleman of Portland, legislature New Wants. To Let. For Sale, Lost, Fount from the City of as it Jessie the former for in the will read a on and Deering. Pleasing McGregor sailed, and similar advertisements will be foun uudei station. Fifteen of them were from paper “Dentilizatlon would be to be thus remembered and and the latter for Bueno3 Ayres. their appropriate heads ou page 0. Calais and the remainder were from East- the Subsequent Treatment of the Canal. Bahia, honored, yet taking into aooount my Schooner Warren Adams sailed for the had arrived on tho steamer Hon. J. W. Symonds of Portland will port. They I business, could not see my clear at Kennebec. Cumberland this morning and left on the speak of the “Legal Professional Rela- way present to accept the nomination even Schooner Arthur M. Gibson Is ready tc 12.30 o’clock train over the Maine tions.” Dr. A. W. Haskell of Brunswick Shoough I should receive it, and cannot sail for Port Danlles. Central for The men wore the will give a paper on “Combination Fill- Augusta. Dherotore become a candidate. CASTORTA This The harbor commissioners will give a infantry garb which, however, they are ings.” will complete the programme I am not insensible that it is due to my 33 on of in the case of tearing on Friday, July the petit- Bears the signature Chas. H. Fletcher. to change as they are to become members of the afternoon. efforts the annexation of & Maine At 7.30 in the Deering to Portland mainly that my ion of the Boston railroad for BARGAIN In use for more than and of the of Dr. J. E. Har- BAY. thirty years, evening, battery heavy artillery. They aamee has been mentioned. In of this con- permission to rebuild Its pier on the The Kind You Have have passed successful examinations at vey Cumberland Mills will read a pa- me to Always Bought* nection permit suggest to my fellow of the on torthwestorly side draw in the old their homes last week and a few per “A Porcelain Faced Crown for mnexationists that Hon. Geo. (3. days ago Hop- and Next we kins, of our was Portland, Saco Portsmouth bridge close our store for at joined company K. They were in charge Lower InciBions, and Dr. J. G. W. Judge Municipal court, Saturday the annexationist day the pioneer of was >ver the Fore river. of Lieutenant Adams of Calais and Werner of Boston, will discuss the Deering, ques- the author of the annexation law tion of Its upon The Portland Longshoremen’s Benevo- Seoond Lieutenant Wade of Eautport. “Contour, Importance and the which Deering voted in the years 1890 and 1 o’clock and will continue to do so ent society has appointed the When they reach Augusta they will be Use of the Matrix.” Dr. H. T. Clough 1891, and has always been a staunch advo- following every Saturday cate of the two cities. I under- iommittee to make arrangements for its "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing ffyrap, joined by 41 men from Hoalton. of Portland will read a paper on “The uniting stand that Judge Hopkins, although in mnual excursion: Messrs. D. J. Leon- until the first of Has been used over Years F and an Fifty Dy millions ol Companies G expect to the leave Roentgen X-Ray,’“illustrated by ap- no sense the place, would September. seeking willing- Michael mothers for their children and an ird, O’Brien, Charles Brogan, while Teething South Portland tomorrow or Monday. paratus X-ray dental picture will ly accept the Republican nomination Jeremiah Bassett and Charles D. Gal- with perfect success. It soothes the child, be taken during the evening. coming freely from hie fellow citizens; This has been our custom for the few summers and is done in NEW DOMINION He is past order to give our em- softens the gums, allays Fain, cures Wind LINER. On the business will be certainly eminently qualified and agher. Wednesday be the man for 1 a few Colic, regulates the bowels, and is the besl would seem to whom thd The ployees hours recreation each week througli the hot months of and a routine nature the Fanny Hayden arrived yesterday July August. largely [of including Deering annexationists nave been i. remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from look-f vith of fish. The result of this Steamship Monmouth Bai Been Add ed to eleotion of officers. the clinios ng. I notice in your columns that 30,000 pounds mixed Saturday early closing movement during the two summers has or other causes. For sale Among the, past fully teething by Drug- caucuses are to be called for evert The Fanny Ben. Willard’s tho Fleet. Dr. Werner will fill a proximal cavity Tuesday G., Capt. shown that it meets with the of and that gists in every Dart of the world. Be sure and 26th. approval our^atrons they are in hearty with us ! ing, July raft, has gone.into'commission. Capt. sympathy ask for Mrs. YVinslow’s 25 cts with gold, using the matrix and illustrat- in Soothing Syrup, Respectfully yours, lohn our endeavors to relieve our as much as from the cares bis ideas of contour. Fisher, Jr., is in command. employees possible, and toils of store life. A bottle The Dominion Line has just added an- ing FRED V. MATHEWS. j A new coal scow, built at the Portland In order that our Dr. Haskell of Brunswick fill a customers may be benefited by this movement we have (tier magnificent vessel to its growing will arranged to resume Shipbuilding company’s plant for Ran- our fleet. The new boat is the cavity illustrating combination filling. Friday and Saturday Forenoon at which time we iBRIEF Monmouth, J.N. Read of Woodfords is lall & Bargain Sales, shall offer extra inducements jottings. of superintend- McAllister, was launched yester- one of the of tho T. E. Tibbetts Rockland, will fill a to the to do their formerly largest ships ng the work at the new High sohool lay. public shopping early. The Second Parish circle held fleet. The deal has buccal cavity extending under the gum a plcnii Eider, Dempster just in the inteie3ts It is with hand Duilding, Deering Centre, feared that the Italian bark Vega, All prices quoted for these Sales hold at the Cape, been consummated, whereby gold, by burnisher, using Friday Bargain good through Saturday until one yesterday. Richards, >f the city. vhich bound The neither ligatures nor passed Gibraltar, May 15, time. Portland Wheel club will hav< Mills & Co. have purchased the ship and clamp. Mrs. o’clock—closing Mr. and Edward W. Noyes of Bos- i or Portland, may havo foundered. She their annual clam bake at Yarmouth it is not known whether she will be The following are the.officers of the so- yet con, and child, are visiting Mrs. ] lad a of : Noyes’s cargo salt. ciety x « Foreside, Sunday, July 17th. Member; added to the Montreal.or Boston service, and mu Mr. Mrs. M. T. '■**« caieuts, Doten, tjVI'lUJUUUll JiUD UCgUU with their friends will leave it is supposed that it President—Geo. O.Mitchell, Buoksport. Tukey’i although generally Jcean street,] Woodfords, as also Mr. ckooners to Kennebec ioe to is the First of Viri H r»Q of (| 1 ?» n m A. oarry Santl- this of will be tho former. Recording Secretary—H. Kelley, Today Bargain Day Series Portland. Sfoyes’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. igo for the use of the United States A squad of eight Portland recruits wil Tie Monmouth is a perfectly new ves- Treasurer—E. J. Roberts, Auausta. Soyes, Forest avenue, Oakdale. i roops and more particularly for the hos- be started for Portland. Mid-Summer Chiekamauga tonight. sel, having just been] completed this Librarian—Bibridge Bacon, The son of Mrs. Sales. Executive young Durgln, Oak ] iltal ships. It Is understood the govern- Commissioner Walker is in to of Committee—C. M. Talbot, County Bos spring the order Elder, Dempster : Is Portland; H. A. Merrill, Portland; E. A. treet, recovering from the result of a uent intends to ereot a good-sized Ice ton on business connected with the jai Co. She was expected to have made a J. E. Cumber- ! of Burnham, Saco; Harvey, fourth; July accident, caused by the 1 louse at Santiago, and will arrange to workshops. trip to Montreal a few months ago, but land Mills; F. O. South Ber- Cloak Ladies’ Stoddard, , a and Silk went to New Orleans from which ixplosion of blank cartridge, which < lispatch a vessel with a oargo of sawdust Dept. Hosiery Mrs. Frederick Robie entertained thi instead, wick. Dept. to hattered his port she carried what is said bo the _ left hand. 1 or preserving thejice. Beecher club and committee on schoo of cotton ever known. She Closing sale of la-gest cargo BAND A DRAWING CARD- Mr. Elias Goff and family have moved A flag has bean raised over Hodgdon Underwear decoration at her home in Gorham was then expected by the Montreal agents Dept. today rom the corner of Fessenden street and fc to arrive here about the 20th Nagle’s boat bouse on.Merrill’s wharf, or more She was assisted [.by Mrs.[C. H. Barkei instant, but Twenty styles since her sale has been reported, it is not Portland Salvation Army Has a Sudden forest avenue to,High street, Portland. nl'he yacht Altama sailed yesterday. Ladies’ Cloth and Silk and Mrs. F. McQuillan. Capes One lot Swiss Ribbed Vests handsome Checked and George known what will be done with her. Iuorease of Attendance. Mrs. Charles A. Cushing of Brookline, Striped At Bosworth post hall, tomorrow eve The Monmouth was built by Harland SHAFTER’S LOSSES Taffeta Waist Silks. sy ilass., formerly of Woodfords, has re- j [Marked down to with low neck, short and no sleeves, Regular $1.00 will be made for the Wolff, of Belfast, and her engines were quick ning, arrangements The New Guards which : urned to her home after a Fawcett, Preston & ot England band, visit in this trimmed neck in ecru and white. New this season. reunion of Maine supplied by Co., Exceeded by the of Many of tlie selling prices. fancy goods. the]17th regiment. ■ Figures Liverpool. Her length is about 4S0 feet came here on the Boston boat Wednesday, dty as the guest of Mrs. W. B. Morrill, A meeting of tho Democratic county and her Battles of the Civil 1Var, Fri. and Sat. a. 9c each Fri. and Sat. a. m., 59c her beam 56 feet. As speed is under orders to remain on duty in Port- Perkins stroet. ^ m., yard committee will be held tomorrow fore- only about 10 1-2 or 11 knots, it is almost land till the of the Salvation The are the advertised assured that she will be intended exclus- opening day following letters When we’ve said“marked noon, to talk ovor plans for the cam- Full and exact reports of the losses of ively for freight. Army campmeeting at Old Orchard, has it the Woodfords post offico to date: paign. Candidate, McKinney will bt ^ he American forces In the operations at down that’s about all there is to Ladies’ black cotton $1.50 and 1.25^ and proved a drawing card. Its presence has Hiss Emma A. George, Mrs. Lydia A. ; drop Figured there. BOND SUBSCRIPTIONS CLOSED. Santiago have not been reoeived, although not only called out crowds at the Salva- ; ilarch, Miss Isabelle Mullov, Miss Mary ! The reason we’ve marked Stitch double Striped Taffeta Silks—all pretty The annual reunion of the veterans ol 1 t is known what say. why Hose, heel and for the Unitod States war tion approximately they Subscriptions Army meetings, but has given the ; Strout, Sadie Turple, Harriet Preble, Fri. and a. the 16th Maine regiment will be held at fere. (Jen. Shatter had In that action them down is to close them out. In- toe—also ladies’ black Lisle styles. Sat, m., 89c yard bonds closed yesterday. local corps a much needed revival of en- 1 ilrs. Frederick Pettigrew,Garlono Riggs, plain 10 and 11. J ust about and his losses in Newport, August The subscriptions for bonds In amounts thusiasm. 3. F. Jones. 17,000 men, stead of waiting until the season has hose, double heel and toe. Regular The new relief to be connected with killed, wounded and missing will not be of $500 or less have been fairly liberal. Last evening the band paraded Con- Car 64 of the Ocean street line was passed, we put on them now 25c and tho Veterun Firemen’s association is well ouch, if any, in excess of 1,600. The prices prices 38c. Bros. All these subscriptions have been received gress street and the army held a knee 1 ield up for a few minutes yesterday af- Cheney Fancy under and will elect officers in s j atest them at If sub- when there are two or three Fri. and a. way are reports place 1,585. yet Sat. m., 12 l-2c entirely unsolicited and believed to drill in Monument square. The barracks i ernoon at about 4.30 at Woodfords, on pair Foulards and China Silks, 24 few days. There are 40 on the list since equent reports do not largely increase months of move be by bona dde investors. contained about as many people as the t ■ccount of the loss of a bolt which holds service. In order to last winter. It will be a success his number inches wide and in a of general new the battle at Santiago will good variety The bonds will not be issued bo- settees and chairs could comfortably seat, t he “gear cover’’ in place. The cover them quickly we have marked them This relief will be to help the llremer 1 lot prove os disastrous to our army as new. fore August 1. Subscribers who pay for The service was termed a musical meet- ( ropped as^soon as the bolt was released. styles—all Have been connected with the vetorans and low. Men’s selling th( their bonds before vere many of the battles of the oivil war, August 1 will not lose ing. It was much the same as the meet- rhe cover dragged in such a way that Furnishing Dept. at 75c and $1.00. sick and disabled. u which the percentage of killed, wonnd- the interest upon their money. They ing of Wednesday night, the band ren- t he car could not go forward without The Chestnut street [Sunday school hac d and missing very exceeded Fri. and Sat. a. m., 55c and 69c will soon receive after that date a check national airs and tunes at £ the car The greatly Odd lot Men’s Golf yd dering army haking badly. trouble, , hat in the These are all this sea- hose, with a time on its annual a 1 battle fought by (Jen. Shatter. delightful picnic the interest the date when 1 Capes covering ;from frequent intervals. owever, was soon adjusted. The battle of Shiloh was or without Sebago lake, yesterday. fought In son’s styles. The Cloth come feet. Regular prices 50c the bonds were first paid for until the The band will be one of the attractions IJ. F. Griffin & of the J Lpril, 1862, and was one of the mo6t stub- Capes 'ihe of Miss A. J.Shanahan Bro., Portland, and One lot pupils gavi date of the lorn encounters of the civil war, as is in colors and black—the 75c. large comprising bonds, August 1. at the Old Orchard camp meetings, which { :ranite contractors, aro to commence colors being a musical at ‘J21 Franklin eve j h own the fact that the federal street,last Those who have for their by army many different Wash paid bonds in begin tomorrow. Commander Booth- 1 ionday morning to lay the granite pave- i ost 39 blue and The Silk Fri. and Sat. a. m., 29c styles Japanese ning. The numbers were excellently per cent.of its men. Another hard- tan, green. Capes pair full will be entitled to delivery as soon Tucker, Col. E. J. Higgins and wife of aent on Forest avenue. i ought oontest was that at Stone Silks. The we have been rendered and reflected credit on River, in black qualities pupils as the bonds are n in only. ready. Those who have New York, and Col. Eazens and wife will The ward caucuses called December, 1862, which the federal ar d Republican all the season for and teacher. ] orce was about the same as at Shiloh, selling 39c 45c. not completed their payments, but paid be with a formidable ar- f or 26th are for the of 25 Capes $2.00 to Odd lot Men’s 50c The Mission there, together July purpose , fhile the loss was 31 cent of the formerly 2.75, Night Shirts, Gospel Sunday school the per Fri. and Sat. a. only required 2 per cent for subscrip- ray of majors, captains and £ lecting one delegate from each ward to t At m., 25c yard went to island ensigns. roops engaged. the battle of Manas- now $1.00 each fancy trimmed, in sizes 15, 15 1-2, Long yesterday. tions above will receive s $500, ; bonds only tteud the Republican district conven- as, fought in August, 1863, the percent- The news here a 1-2. brought by coasting as INSPECTED THE TRACK- ge of loss on the fedei'al side was 42 31 Capes formerly $2.98 to 4.00, 16, 16 they complete their payments. \ ion at Portland, also to elect three dele- per vessel that there was a fire on Boone isl J ent. At the battle of There is a Antietam, fought general belief among the ates from each to attend a convention to now $2.00 each Fri. and Sat. a. each and i n September of,the same year, the loss m., 29c and, Monday night, that rockets local bankers that New England Fair Officials Visit Portland the bonds will go to ’j ie held at the council cham- fas 15 per cent, more thantwloe were sent from the as Peering city although 27 Capes formerly $5.00 to 7.50, up lighthouse sig a and s Cotton premium soon after they are issued. Rigby Park. | er cn the evening of July 2Sth for the many troops were engaged there as Dept. nals of distress, was untrue. The resi cere used at Manassas. At Frederioks- now $3.75 each I urposo of nominating a candidate for dents of that island were j urg, fought in December’of the same simply celebrat W. C. T. U. President F. H. The above MEETINGS. Appleton, Secretary i epresantatlve to the This i ear, with a force in represent 30 styles. the harbor news o: legislature. larger than eithsr of One lot Skirt- ing Santiago victory, E. T. Rowell and Treasurer Warren ’ he Muslin Underwear fancy Striped At a recent of the executive c onvention will be preceded a meeting previous engagements, the loss was All new this season. Dept. which was a week late in them meeting by reaching Brown of the New 1 3 per cent. blue and black and board of the Woman’s Christian Tem- England Agricultural c f the seven district delegates, to choose ing-colors white, The battle of Ckancellersville, fought in it was voted to take society came here, yesterday, to consult f our at to 'attend red and PERSONAL. perance Union, up delegates large the dis- 1 lay, 1868, was a desperate encounter, in One lot of Cambric white, white—perfectly fast the of “The with the officers of Rigby in reference to t rict convention. hioh the federal study Beautiful Life of Miss troops lost 22 per cent colors and new this season. Our New fair. f the number while Mr. Ruel Small, one of the officia Frances Willard” during the summer the England After taking din- Mrs. Rackleff and daughter, Mrs Mans- engaged, at Oettys- Notions and Toilet Goods GownS—square neck with bands West J urg, fought in July of that year, the 12 1-2C. stenographers of Congress, has returned months in the ner at the End hotel the three 1 ield, Spring street, have been regular price regular weekly meetings Woodfords, t ideral loss was about 30 per cent. At of home for ttte visitors Alonzo embroidery—our regular 98c summer. of the Union at their rooms, No. 36 Oak accompanied by Manager t be guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jordan, l ihickamauga, fought in 1863 Fri. and Sat. a. m., 8c September, Fri. and yard Hon. Thomas F.Bayard passed through street. Libby and other Rigby officers, rode out 5 2 Eastern Promenade, Portland, during * he percentage of loss was about 25 per Depts. quality. Sat. a. m., 69c c ent. here yesterday, on his way to Poland The book is a most one in to tbe park. he past week. interesting The battle of the Wilderness, in One lot Rapid Hooks and its matter and fine Various matters pertaining to the New May, Eyes— Springs. subject literary style. LAWN 564, resulted in a loss of 15 per cent of Another lot of Lockwood, 36 fair were MUSICALE. J two dozen on card. Fri. and Sat. a. One lot of Muslin Hon. E. K. O’Brien of Thomaston, t Miss Anna Gordon, for many Miss England discussed. The officers c ur forces, while at a Corset years Spottsylrania, day and 40 in. brown mill rem- Last evening was the occasion of a d r two the loss was cotton, candidate for the office of railroad com- Willard’s private secretary and closest of the society expressed themselves as later, 14 per cent, m., * 8c card 6 rand lawn at the *■ ibid Harbor was the most destructive of neck with round mission, was in Portland yesterday. is its which is sufficient satisfied with the arrangements that have patrlotio party home Covers—high nants—all perfect. friend, author, “ ur battles. It, was fought in 1864, made for the c f Prof. Julius E. Ward, 22 Peasant Juno, of tucks and insertions and nar- Jesse Gould, Esq., of Biddeford, was ir proof jof its excellence, and its study is'a been fair. nd while wo had engaged less than yoke in. 4c 40 in. 5c Woodfords. The of 40,000 Dress Fastener 36 yard. yard Portland yesterday. of education in itself. The treet, objeot the party t roops the losses aggregated 33 per cent of “Niagara” row good degree NO OBJECTION RAISED. embroidered sizes. , ras a tendered the t re men in action. At —colors white and drab. Suit- edge—all The fourth .meeting devoted to a[study public are cordially Invited to these meet- reception by Maine Petersburg, black, Aldermen Mannlx and J lusical fund chorns to 1 mghc in the same month, with a f'rce price 62c. of the life of will the one of Lamson, Prof. Ward, their for the of Regular MissiFrancea Willard, ings, fourth which will.be 'ore thun double that employed at Cold able front any dress. Reg- case XbUUUUD. nuu UUC ”UVtXXI- uusical director. The One Prints— be held at the W. C. T. U. rooms this af- held this afternoon at 3 l/UiJipiOD UllJ' lawn was gayiy y [ the losses reached Fri. and Sat. a. Shirting o’clock. Please irbor, only 11 per Fri. and a. m., 39c merit’s committee on 1 for the occasion ular price 25c. Sat. m., ternoon. remember the place, 36 Oak street. special poles, gave ighted by Japanese lan- c mt. good variety styles, 4c yard t There does no' ssemtole relation be- Calvin E. Woodside, Esq., has applied a hearing yesterday afternoon on the eras, stretched on lines across the yard 18c rr uu Diin uuuiuoi- bxuups uuu tne p r» and Portland Railroad company’s petition for c n all sides. There were in attendance One lot Muslin Drawers for admission as an attorney coun- c ) itage of lOBbes. For instanoe, the losses The New Division of the of erecting four on £ 00 of the members of the chorus Case selor in the United States circuit court. England the Sal- privilege poles with a 6 Gettysburg were 30 per cent, with alo. t Leighton’s and Bernadoes with cluster of fine tucks and cambric One plain and figured near f riends. the t men Mr. S. H. Chandler of New Gloucester, vation Army will hold its 18th annual Washington street, Congress. No- During early hours of the J.000 engaged, while at Spottsyl- v ttiia were Extracts. 14 or more ruffles. the same Prints—5c l-2c in e the u they 14 per ont, with odors—regu- Indigo quality, 3 was in the camp meeting at Old Orchard, 15th body appeared opposition. The com- vening company enjoyed social and 180,000 Exactly goods you yd. cltyj yesterday. July ” in the field. bo nn at Chnncellorsvil’e ounce. Mr. W W Whitmarsh. nrnnrifltor nl to 25th, and all of the mittee will report at the next of r eception on the lawn, with sold at 33c per Fri. and for. leading officers of meeting interspersed le army was depleted of 83 per cent of larly ordinarily pay 38c the army will and the city council. 1 atriotio selections by the American i ;s 78,000 men, while at the Elm house, Norway, was In Port- be^prosent partici- Fredericksburg Sat. a. m., 25c oz. Fri. and Sat. a. m., 25c | Handsome 8c * of 18 * te loss was 13 cent of the Cretonnes, pate. iadet band pieces, of un- per 100,000 en- yar^ land, yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. PATRIOTIC EXCHANGE STREET. Portland, er the direction of C. G. g aged. Whitmarsh, Mrs. M. W, Sampson of Nor- Old Orchard Beach ; is an ideal resort, Higgins, lead- The largest and handsomest flag t r. The selections of the band were way and Miss A. Thompson of Boston, and diversions by which the time not much TOGETHER HALF A CENTURY. was thrown out across Ex- t not the were at the spent at thehnoetiuga may be utilized in- Jnjtkis city njoyed, only by large They guests Preble house. company An occasion of much local interest at street the Merchants’ athered on tho but Seth M. of cludes fishing,^boating and the change opposite lawn, by an Carter, Esq-, Lewiston, was like, equally ' was the bank at seven o’clock last evening. The 1 on the Waterboro, Tuesday, celebration in Portland yesterday. while the new Ocean pier, which has irge gathering sidewalks in the EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT. c f the of flag was purchased by the occupants of i rnmediate vicinity. A featuro of golden wedding Mr. and Mrs. Mr. John Y. Hodsdon of Yarmouth, Re- just been built, is|an attraction ,._that is the ex- the offices in the vicicnity. f rclses on the lawn was the oshua Phoenix. All the children and publican candidate for senator, was at unequallod. unfurling to H he breeze of a handsome * [ifeir families were there C. S. the Congress Square hotel last night. The Boston & Maine’railroad will sell MUNICIPAL COURT. American flag, except and Mrs. H. Mr. R. W. H. reduced rate round trip) tickets to Old gift from the chorus to Prof. Ward. ? Irackett W. Phoenix. Those Smith of Montreal, Is In the court Municipal yesterday, tfter the concert on the lawn were Mr. and a Orchard for this series of and the com- I resent Mrs. G. M. spending few days in this city. meetings Michael II. alias John Ford, H. Foster, invited to the Mr. J. C. Griffin of information regarding rates and dates J any was studio of Prof. 1 ■hoenix and son of Alfied, Mr. and Mrs. Skowhegan, was a was committed to the county jail for where another Portland can be obtained at station ticket offices. Yard musical treat was 1 'rank Smith and three sons of Water- visitor yesterday. sixty for intoxication. days, j n store. The DISILf IOACIES Col. Rittenhouse programme included a bass 1 on), Mr. and Mrs. John son 1 Moore, representing Geo. W. Anderson, SUNDAY SAIL. Abbott, charged with larcsny, olo Mr. Fred G. the firm which is by Jackson of West- n of dredging Portland was discharged. nd daughter Waterboro, H. W. FOR- is in the Tho steamer Pilgrim will make a sail irook, who sang very acceptably Si harbor, city. “Bellas- j ■hoenix, son and daughter of Uxbridge, Mr. Dudley Buck", the famous musica! down tho on afternoon. ™ 1 from Tannhauser. bay Sunday PROSPECTS NOT ra, Mrs. C. S. Brackett and composer, is a guest at the Ottawa BRIGHT. 1 lass., daughter house, These trips were very popular last sum- Miss Florence G. St. John, with her Cushing's island.S He tis accompanied bj 1 Up to last night the question of wheth- C f Cambridgoport, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. FRIDAY’S : DINNER. I his wife and son. mer and the simple announcement that , ich soprano voice, was heard to excellent er the race at Smith of | meeting Rigby advertised Tory C. Waterboro and Mrs. they are to be resumed brings to mind , dvantage in the solo, “Fleeting Days 1 3! We have everything; that one could wish for TWO HUNDRED for next week, will be held, had not been Moulton of Sanford. THERE. that summer is with us once more and | iy Miss Gillian Ross jeroy 'a in the way of FANCY FISII and our prices Tho Bailey. rendered ^ decided. number of entries is dis- The afternoon passed only too S are ns low as the lowest, quality considered. Two hundred members of the Chestnul that these excursions among the islands j n an acceptable manner a vocal solo quickly 5g appointing. The chances are that the and social Mr. street Methodist Sunday school partici are the pleasantest way to pass an after- ntitied “Marguerito Waltz.” ritli singing enjoyment. meet must be declared oil. Selections OF OUSE ited in the at noon. A concert will be fere also rendered a a nd Mrs. Phoenix was born in Alfred, SOME SPECIALTIES. p picnic Sebago^lako yester- given durin g by quartette com- dg §§ day. The usual sports, races the trip by a line orchestra. losed of Mr. Chester W. I Ir. Plicenix being 70 years old, and his including TO THE BUSINESS MEN AND 1 Doten, Mrs. J. Brook Trout. White Halibut. This is the same that of various kinds and a base ball game, i. Goody, Miss Gertrude Knight and \ rife four years his junior. They bid Turbot. Little Sleek Clams, fly told yon SUNDAY ill'. screen paint a while were indulged in. A bountiful dinnei EXCURSION TO NEW WOMEN. about ago. fred McKonald. j air to live many years. Many valuable Salmon. ITlnckeret. He and a few more like him will was sorved. MEADOWS RIVER. soon The Jefferson Restaurant will musical Sulmon Trout. ('tinners. be into your house in of serve Tho programme was conciud- t okens from children and friends at- getting spite Steamer V. Salt Water Trout. the screens. Percy will leave Portland Friday a Fish Dinner that will ( d the rendition of the Frogs’ Legs. SOCIAL DANCE. surprise by sacred solo t ested their interest in the golden wed Pier at 'J a. Blue TisJt. Oysters. CATCH HIM in., Sunday, July 17th, for evon Admiral Cervera, for 30 cents, con- ‘Holy City," by Prof. Ward. The first dance of the season will bt Orr’s ing- Sword fish. Clams. with Sticky Fly Paper, 3c, 2 lor o Island, Cindy’s Harbor and New of steamed clams in the The then 50, r sistlng shell, company adjourned to the *■ given at Forest City hall, Peaks Island, Meadows River. Steamer will KILL HIM stop one cup clam broth, boiled rock cod, soft shell 1 awn where cake and ice cream this The that was evening. young people hour at Cundy’s where —^—.1 ...... •*! Harbor, passen- crabs on toast, tartar sauce, with Sa*a- erved. ~aa «&&sa&3r> danced in the old rink will be glad tc can dinner at the CliS gers get hotel. toga chips, green peas, sliced tomatoes, Prof. Ward announced during the know that dances will be in the eve given Aftor dinner, sail up tho river, arrive at new croam ] that the potatoes, iced watermelon, ice ling proposed trip of the chorus new hall in the Gem theatre building. Portland about 4.80 m. p. This is the and cake, coffee and tea. On account of 1 o Old Orchard would be 1 Go—i music will abandoned as fists H. b> in H. attendance and a 3est to take s! fi Congress HAY & Middle most beautiful sail in the 5 I Market, SON, bay. The steam- we are to t was ....Spare ..—— the increased demand to charter a o- od time may bo expected. Dancing obliged impossible steamer to irevenL distress, aid diges- a'* St, » n er will route gl| 3p fr to 11. The Casco go along thejinside our at eleven the on a week Bay lino will passing have dinners ready sharp j ;o day. The announce- ion. cure constipation. I H 2S i 578 Congress St, Head ot Green. Tel. 657-3. It run a boat to the do not Afi H *®P Sj city after tile dance. the shores of almost all the islands in o’clock and continue until two o’clock, nent was mado that the chorus 3uroly vegetable; gripe Tickets on sala ££ boor. would ,r cause pain. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents. Casco Bay. so come and avoid the rush. at a early Ing g'auct patriotic Eervice to bo Prepared, only by C. 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