PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. 6 " ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 18K2-VOL. 35. PORTLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 5. 1898. _ IMUCeT~THREE CENTS MISCELLANEOUS. »»■ ■ ■ » ■ .. ■ mra 1600 MADE PRISONERS^ And 350 THE EXCELLENCE OF SY2UP OF FMS Perished, Commo- is due not Spaniards only to the originality and simplicity of the combination, but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fig Syrup Co. and we wish to dore Watson only, impress upon Cables all the importance of purchasing the true Washington. and original remedy. As the * genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured ____ by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par- ties. The high standing of the Cali- THE SEA FIGHT. fornia Fig Syrup Co. with the medi- CERVERA CAUGHT cal profession, and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has tv uiuuuuo ui xtiiniiica, Jlliilvvia tjie name of the Company a guaranty How Cervera's Fleet Was of the excellence of its remedy. It is Is Prisoner Aboard tiro far in advance of all other laxatives, Sunk, as it acts on the kidneys, liver and Gloucester. bowels without irritating or weaken- ing them, and it does not gripe nor nauseate. In order to get its beneficial New effects, please remember the name of York, July 4.—The New York the Company— Herald has received from its correspond- (Copyright 1898 by the Associated Press.) Ten Miles CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ent at Santiago the following details of West of the Entrance of San- SAX FKANCISOO, Cr.L the destruction of Admiral Cervera’s tiago Harbor, Sunday, July 3,-^4 ji. a., LOUISVILLE, Ey. NEW YOKE, X. Y. fleet: by the Associated Press Despatch Heat Wanda to Port Antonio, Jam., Three of the Spanish cruisers that Monday Morning, July 4, via Kingston, Jamaica, were bottled up in Santiago harbor and BICYCLES! Inly 4.—4.45 a. m.— Admiral Cervera'S two torpedo boat destroyers were pound- leet, consisting of the armored cruisers ed into helpless hulks by the guns of Ad- Cristobal Colon, Almirante Oquendo, tn- miral Sampson’s fleet on Sunday in a :anta Maria Teresa and Vizoaya and two $8,003 vain attempt to escape from the harbor. ;orpedo boat destroyers, the Furor and the The vessels were beached in a last effort Pluton, whioh had been held in the har- We can sell a for you good bioyclo today to save as many of the lives of the crews bor of Santiago de Cuba for six weeks eight dollars. Its a good running service as possible. Admiral Cervera, on hoard the ablo wheel the kind that will take you on past by combined squadrons of Rear a trip and back without breaking down. the Cristobal Colab, headed his fleet in Admiral Sampson and Commodore Others ask $15 for a wheel not as you the endeavor to get away at about 9:30 Schley, lies today at the bottom of tko good. We have others from 310 to $25. o’clock. So little were the Americans Caribbean sea, off the southern coast expecting the dash that the flagship Cuba. The Spanish Admiral is a prisont war on the amriliarv cnnhnAt ftinnnc BICYCLE REPAIRING. New York was cruising up the coast to the east, and returned only in time to ter (formerly J. Pierpont Morgan’s yac and 1000 to 1600 other If you own a bicycle and it needs re- see the finish of the fight and fire a shot Corsair) Spani: pairs, fetch it to we can first offioers and sailors all who t' us, give you Of two at the torpedo boat destroyers. escaped class at work, low prices, and we have Admiral Now on caused the she The Iowa, Massachu- Cervera, Quartered the Gloucester and Sunken frightful oarnage by the best equipped repair shop east of Bos- Indiana, Oregon, Ship Viscaya. / from the Americcan warships are also ton. setts, Texas, Brooklyn and the convert- neld as prisoners of war by the United Punctures repaired, 20 cents. ed yacht Gloucester, formerly tno Cor- Bpokes, 10 cents. States navy. sair, formed in position to give battle as Good single tube tires,, $4 per pair. “The Spaniards when they found they soon as the Colon was sighted rounding would be permitted to live adapted them- the wreck of the Merrimac. The Ameri- selves comfortably to the situation, rolled can vessels did SEMAPHORE’S STORY. not open fire at once, they SAM’S sheir and The More News PRESEAT. oigarettes began playing cards waited until Cervera’s were out of Received From ships imong themselves,” 22 Temple SI. Continued on Second Page. The American victory Is [complete, Told Cevera’s Fleet Was md, according [to the best inform- ft M ft ft ft f«S I A M Spaniards Better Bt Crows. Official of Destruction of ation obtainable at this time, the Jly2 '^dtf Santiago Report Unharmed. American vessels Fleet. were practically un- souched and only one nnan[was killed, WHAT’S THE HIE ;hough the ships were subjected to the p. follow- of the To advertise Madrid, July 4, (4 m.)—-The neavy Are Spaniards all the time ing semi-official statement was issued Washington, July 4.—The Secretary of She battle lasted. unless people rend your ads. ? the has reoelved the this afternoon: Navy following: Admiral Cervera mad* as gallant dash They read ours, and then bring their Playa, via Hayti. and “The Semaphore from Morro Castle to for liberty and for the preservation of his dyeing, cleansing carpet beating Washington, July 4.—At 41:30 tonight the Navy Department posted the appended trans- Secretary of Navy: to us. We back our with the af- 8.—8.15 a. m.—The ships this morning as has ever oocurred up advertising Santiago says Spanish squadron, lation of a cipher cablegram received from CommodoreJWatsoR: Siboney, July fleet good work. ter a cannonade with tho Americans under myjoommand offers the nation as l n the history of naval warfare. It is similar to that received from Admiral today Sampson, but contains the additional a Fourth of July present, the destruction In the face of ovei whelming showed no signs of injury, therefore tho information odds, with CflCTCD^ C Forest City Dye Home and that 3SO Spaniards were killed or drowned. 160 wounded and 1,600 of the whole of Csrvara’s fleet. Not one St*am captured. nothing before him but inevitable de- rUoiLli U Carpet Cleansing suffered from terrible Eczema. American news of tho rout of Admiral It Vt orks. My baby Commodore W'atson’s despatch follows: escaped. attempted to escape at 9.80 Doctor and every remedy tried, to no account. struction or surrender if he remained any 13 Preble Cervera must be untrue. a. m. and at 2 p. m. the last, the Cristo- Preble St., o|»p. House He cried all the time and his face was like utterly bal in the which the Kid Gloves raw del 4.—To the of Colon had run ashore sixty miles ongep trap American E6*- Cleansed Every Day. meat. I had to carry him on a pillow, Moreover, Admiral Cervera’s squadron Piaya Este, July Secretary Navy, Washington: At 9:30 a. in. today the and was fairly discouraged. I used half a west of Santiago and has let down her leet held be made a bold dash from Spanish squadron, seven in all, one came oat of him, box of Cttticura (ointment) and Cuticura is faster than Admiral Sampson’s. including gunboat, Santiago in column and colors. she harbor at the time the Soap, and in one week was Americans my baby entirely were totally destroyed within an hour, except the Cristobal Colon, which was chased The Infanta Maria cured. as forty- Teresa, Oquendoe REMEMBER THE To-day his skin is as smooth silk. east expeoted him to do so, and fighting MAINE, Mrs. J. C. FUEESE, 360 8.1st st., Brooklyn, N.Y. SVATSOS GOING AT OSCE. live miles to westward by the Commander in Chief, Brooklyn, Oregon and Texas, surrender- and Vizcaya were forced ashore, burned Is advice for but Spefdt Cure Treatment Skin-Tortured and svery inch of his way, even when his good everybody, fob to the was blown up within twenty miles of ship Babies.—Warm baths with and ing Brooklyn, bn: beached to prevent you should also remember when iu Cuticura Soap, eentl® sinking. •uuiuuugo wiiu t/uncunt, greater oi esin cures. Santiago, the Furor and Pluton were was ablaze and sinking, he tried to escape want of Sold throughout tho world. Potter Drtto aitd Cttem. within four miles of the None of our or men destroyed port. cne doom wmcn was written on Cobp., Prop#., Boston. How to Cure Baby’s Eczema, free. officers were injured, except on board Brooklyn. Chief Yeoman the Loss one killed and two wounded. Ene- SUMMER Ellis was killed and one man wounded. Admiral Ccrvera, all nuzzle of every American gun trained FOOTWEAR, B mbardraeiit of Spanish Cities to commanding officers, except- my’s loss probably several hundred from that our stock is and in the ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ o »«*««««« UJL jpon his vessel. complete ■«9 ^tjucuuu, uuuui act WIUCI UUIV.CI 5 iflIIU AtUVV Ult'U UIV pilSiUlierS. ADOUt Killed gun lire, explosions and drowning. latest while our are as style, prices The Americans saw him Begin. or drowned and About 300 prisoners, including Admiral the mQment he low as consistent with the quality of 160 wounded, latter b$tug cared for on Solace and Olivette. Have just we Cervera. The man killed was George H. ; eft the harbor and commenced their goods carry. arrived off in Marblehead to take while Commander in Santiago charge Chief is looking out Chief Yeoman of the SEE OIR Ellis, Brooklyn. vork of destruction For an THOUSANDS for Cristobal Colon. immediately. Ladies’ Russet (Signed) WATSON. SAMPSON. Polish Boot, Kid and | j Washington, July 4. —The war board tour or two they followed the flying Cloth Top, $3.50 % claim their brand of ♦ was in session witn president McKinley ! to the Men’s Russet Calf aud Viei SAGASTA WANTS PEACE. Spaniards westward alongjthe shore for considerably over an hour Bal, % flour to be “just as $ today. i ine shot after shot into $3.50 _ sending their TV e also have a Secretary of State Day, Secretary of War complete stock of good,” but experi- £ 1 (lack £ of the hulls, tearing great holes in their Childrens’ Goods. of the trade has ♦ Alger, Secretary Navy Long, Gen- Paris, July 4.—A despatch from Ma- eral Miles, commanding the army; Ad- 1 feel sides and covering their decks with ♦ drid to the Matin says: fenceproved Pillsbury’a miral Sicard, Captain Mahan and Captain FINDS ARRIVES WITH “In of the of the official 1 he blood of the killed and wounded. At ‘-Best” Flour to be REINFORCEMENTS. spite bellicosity £ { Crowninshield were The tele- ♦ present. utterances Senor is de- 1 10 time.did the show indi- O the finest on Sagasta ardently Spaniards any 539 Congress St, Brown Block. really grams received over night and today were sirous of peace and has already taken < ation that they intended to do otherwise the market. laid before the board and there was a gen- ]el8_dtf to arrange for a cessation of lios- ^ eral conference on the situation. Tho steps han fight to the last They showed no tilities. The feeling of the cabi- most important action was a deoision to general was that jxpedite the departure of the fleet under net yesterday peace should be if is the i Commodore Watson to the Spanish coast. immediately sought disaster overtakes The Royal highest grade baking powder? de Cuba. known. Actual tests show it ore- The administration is desirious of be- Government Has News From Santiago goes third further than other of the Santiago any broad. ginning the bombardment import- THAT int coast cities of Spain as soon as possi- SORTIE. ble, and the events of the past twenty- cre.tea for otfler diseases. Tfie aymp- t Which It Declines to toms are Give with a variable Out. indigestion, ap- £ four hours make the project all the more petite; foul tongue; offensive breath; hard and Madrid, July 4.—noon—An official full belly with occasional gri pings and pains % feasible. With all opposition to Samp- about the avel; heat aud itching sensation in \ despatch recoved here from Santago de the rectum and about the and son’s fleet removed Watson will sail at the anna; eyes heavy ^ Cuba dull; itching of the nose: short, dry cough; says Admiral Cervera’s squadron Vj £ jarliest moment. This announce- \ grinding of the teeth; starting during sleep; * possible has slow fever; and often succeeded in “making a sortie” W In children, convulsions. ^ ment was made by Secretory Long with % It old customers and from Santiago. No details are given. keeps % great satisfaction. The matter of rein- makes new ones. t The minister for war General Correa, J forcements for the American position at $ TRUE’S-1 ♦ has received a dispatch from Santiago PIN Santiago was taken up ay the board, Washington, July 4-—Several messages were received by the War to* $ WORM b s Department giving the Spanish losses the two which concluded that before reinforce- during days’ lighting at 200 killed and wounded. ments could reach Shafter tho necessity night from General Shafter, but no information concerning their contents will be made ELIXIR at that point would be CAUSED BY k passed. Troops, HEAET FAILURE. \ is the beat worm remedy made. ^ It has been In use ADAMS & will be When the the of Pan do and a force of 2 48 year«,-- ANDERSON, CO., however, sent, but they are not public. despatch announcing arrival General 5000 Augusta, July 4.—Winfield Ilaskcli. k l5riPnre y vegetable, harmless and effectual. S Where nc in the nature of one worm: are present it acts ns a reinforcements. The of Augusta’s young men, was £ and corrects Tonic, ^ ^ the condition of the mucous mem- ifc. Fire Insurance men Drane °f Agency troops, it is stnted. will bo at was exhibited at the War it was ascertained that the drowned while in Cobbosseecou- ^ the stomach and bowels. A positive k; despatched Santiago Department, deparU bathing cure for Constipation and teo lake this He was S Biliousness, and a val- 31 Exclismge Str.eet. as early as possible, but whether will afiernoon. in less the common of they children.Db-i!f rem®gy.m complaints thru five feet of water. It is t Pnco o&o. Ask your druggist for i* go direct to Cuba or Porto tha next ment was in of the that the officials had received confir- supposed l>r. J. F. Rico, already fact, indicating that death was 5 TRUE A ««., Auburn, Me- S First Class American and Foreign Companies possession caused by heart failure, treatment for point of attack is a matter of some Special TapeWorms. Write for free pamphlet Horace Anderson. Cuas. C. Adams. yet as he was subject to .heart disease. The doubt. mation of the No were decis Thos. J. Little, ip eodtl press despatches. bulletins posted tonight. | body was recovered. to have been signals to surrender even when the ir very heavy. as[the prisoners either by the surrender of the which Colbeth, John Cadwallader, olty, Portland; _ ! Bath; K. L Rockland; Belle, __mischievous. mischuuaneqps. ships commenced to sink and tho in custody report their decks strewn with OILY OSE LIRE IT would Kenny, Lucy great include the surrender of Hobson Sullivan; Ann C. Stuart and George A Law- dead ry, do; Hmma W, clouds of smoke pouring from their 6ides j and wounded in great numbers, and other American in the THE SEA FIGHT. Lillian, Tremont; Bay, prisoners Winterport. ^sssi£sasssssssssssssssssssssssss£ and besides there is a statement that showed they were on lire. But they city, or else by the exchange of Hobson Jacksonville, Fla., July 4.—Arrived, Continued from F!r6t schooners Saco, bodies could be seen fastened to Page. Josephine, turned their heads towards the shore, lass many for Admiral Cervera or some other s Offensive high Baltimore, July 4.—Arrived, schooners Perspiration than a mile and ran them on pieces of wreckage floating in the sea Most Glorious Fourth Has of Colina and General B. S. Batn. away, ^the Country ranking naval offioial. the range Morro’s gnus before giving Greeley, is caused acrid and which ™ beach and where their destruction after the fight was over. Until by poisonous secretions, rocks, today the possibility of exchang- battle. Cervera headed to the west, tho | Known Since ’76. Art For Art’s Sake. are was The officers and men A large number of the Spanish wound- from the accompleted. ing Hobson was slight, as this govern- Colon in the followed the Viz- being naturally discharged body, but load, by It is a very difficult thing to obtain ad- p | on board then to the shore as well ed were removed to the American ships. ment had no escaped Spanish prisoners of high caya and Oquendo and the destroyers, mittance to the beautiful residence of Rosa which, besides giving rise to disagreeable odors, cause as they could with the assistance of boats There can be no doubt that Admiral rank to offer Bonbeur. Most of tho information printed | in his plaoe, Now, how- all firing rapidly. Cervera’s to from Washington, July 4.—The annihilation concerning tho talented artist Is supplied many irritating skin troubles. S8nt from tho American men-of-war, and plan escape Santiago ever, they have one of the foremost ad- | | All of the her as seldom a of the at American battleships opened by friends, strangers get then threw themselves the of harbor was entirely unexpected by Ad- Spanish squadron Santiago miral of One of upon mercy Spain and among the 1800 other fire at chance of seeing her at work. her and the of Admiral Oervera once, and the Spanish were soon their not miral Sampson and the best evidence of capture friends has recently explained how it is captors, who only extended to naval prisoners there are many officers with 1800 the demand of Gen. in a hurricane of shot and but the that thero are not more of her pictures cn them the hand of this is the fact that when the prisoners; shell, gracious American Spanish of distinguished rank. the market. Shatter for the surrender of Colon kept on until about ten vessels were seen out of the har- Santiago by bravely Bonheur works hard in 'omfort chivalry, but sent them a guard to pro- coming Rosa very spite fodder the 13 o’olook tomorrow noon on of miles from the westward of Mono of her 72 All round—on the win- tect them from the murderous bands of bor, flagship New York was seven pain castle, years. dow frames, the iittlo tables and tho walls miles bombardment; word from Admiral MAY when Admiral Cervera turned his vessel j to the eastward MILA BE TAKES. Cuban soldiers hiding in the bush on the away steaming —are fresh studies. She literally plies mas- :heck the perspiration. This would be dan- 1 that the Ladrone islands had been to the shore toward Juragua, the nine Dewey and beached her. She was terpioco upon masterpiece, not to sell and hillside, eager to rush down and attack military base, but it the that a had in make money, hut because sho must work neutralizes fluids that do tho defeated but miles east of Morro. captured; Spanish gunboat blazing score of places, but her guns scalding unarmed, valorous feo. and try to do something better than sho p that a hundred or more One and of The New York was out of the surrendered; kept at work and the white never has done before. leaves the skin smooth, and another the Spanish ships fight Planned to Attack flag soft, sweet. | Spanish officers and men were taken, and Dewey Make A t ono end of her studio is an unfinished and box free. Comfort became the victims of the awful rain of altogthor at every stage, but sho imme- showed until she Was completely dis- 25 50c. Sample Powder Co., Hartford, Ct. fe) a of that our first had picture, magnificent pioce work. It shells diately put about and followed the Philippine expedition abled. which the American battleships, [others Yesterday. has been in an unfinished condition for 20 landed—that is in the reo- but sho about and fol- part thrilling The years, yet sho has a standing offer of cruisers and gunboats poured upon them, immediately put Oquendo and Vizcaya were op- 400,- ord of such a Fourth of July as has not 000 franos for it when completed. and two hours after the first of the fleet lowed the other vessels in the race to tho posed by the Texas and Iowa, Indiana, “I do not want the money,” sho says. yife westward and been known since tile bells of Indepen- that had started out of Santiago harbor, overtook them in time to and went down to defeat with fearful “I prefer to work for myself. I love art SENSE. I 4.—The United State s | dence Hall out the of Ame- Ilong Kong, July for its own sake. When I find that three cruisers and two join in the chase for the Cristobal Colon rang tidings money torpedo boat de- boat which arrived here swiftness, covering about half the rican freedom. despatch Zafiro, only is getting low, I do a picture or two in or- were after the other Spanish vessels had been from Cavite with re- stroyers lying on the shoro ten to early this morning the distance der to keep and then con- I< ► Accident or | made by the Colon before their things going Casualty Insurance is X I It was a when one momentous that the American troops arrived at fifteen miles west of Jlorro destroyed by the day port tinue in my own way.” founded on horse sense. ♦ castle, pound- Brooklyn, Oregon, rau them J | By paying us a Cavite on June 30, reports also that Admiral captains ashore. Their crews The as most event followed another in constant and artist, people know, 1 ■ to smoke Iowa, Massachusetts, Indiana, prefers small premium, we insure you * ing pieces, and flame pouring Texas, Dewey, when the Zafiro left on July 1, was with to work in male attiro.—Strand against fought desperate bravery, but their Magazine. losses Gloucester and other of rapid succession,each hour bringing forth' to attack Manila with the and 1 from almost kind of x from every part of them and covering the ships the fleet. planning fleet ! any accident courage was no match for the of * that some new feature more than troops on July 4th. courage may occur to you or your em entire coast line with a mist which could Commodore Schley's flagship, the Brook- startling ; J In addition to the of the T what had before. The climax came Spanish governor our men added to their ,, ployes. lin conn fow milnn had her usual at gone superb gunnery. TWO GEATEFUL WOMEN lyn position the extreme Ladrones, the Charleston brought fifty at 1 o’clock when amid the wildest cheer- The Spanish shells went wild for the < > We would like to talk with about * western end of the lino, ten miles from soldiers as prisoners of war to Cavite. -Jr you Heavy explosions of ammunition oc- ^ t. which shook the war. £The gunboat Hugh McCulloch captured the most hut the American fire Restored to Health E, £ curred the Now York and Texas. It is a ing fairly great part, gun was by Lydia ♦ al 1 ♦ every fow minutes, sending curls peculiar vessel Admiral » Spanish gun Leyte. Dewey Come m dud ask us all the fact that he should have been in state and navy building to its founda- marked by merciless The two Finkham’s Vegetable Compound. question s of dense white smoke a hundred feet in proper offered to parole the crew, but they declined precision. ^ ® you want to. @ position to direct the movement of tion, Admiral Sampson’s despatch an- because they feared to be court martialled cruisers, both on fire, were beached not the air and.causing a shower of broken his “Can Do My Own Work.” his and entire destruc- and shot. iron and ■flTMTlcr annarlrnn a.rynincf. finnnicK nouncing victory more than one quarter of a mile stool to fall In the water on Capt. Concha, late commander of the apart. which ho tion of the Spanish fleet was given to the The most every side. Tie bluffs on the coast line had bottled up In Santiago har- Spanish third class unprotected cruiser Don dramatic feature of the bat- Mrs. Patrick Danehy, Antonio de which was sunk at the bor six weeks before. As a matter of publio. TJlloa, tle was the contest West Winsted, Conn., writes: DOW & re-eohoed with tho roar of every explosion between the torpedo The President had not a moment’s re- uaiuitj l»j. cavuC) VAUiimauun ku -anuuu lun and the fact the en tire American fleet was much boat and the Dear Mrs. Pinkham:—It is with PINKHAfl,! Spanish vessels sank deeper and with 300 sailors. A thousand mixed troops destroyers Gloucester, Tho | SS | t came and with- that I Exonans© Street. furthor spite. Telegrams went a mile south. pleasure write to of the deeper into the sand or else the rocks offshore than usual when the are camped about half The latter was struck several and is you times, benefit I have derived from out cessation and the mansion the Zaftro your --- made their It was Executive insurgents apparently, reports, using -„L. pounded their hulls to pieces as Spaniards appearance. the only American vessel dam- they fear to leave cover. reported wonderful Vegetable Compound. I was not believed that Cervera would presented a scene such as has not been rolled or pitched forward or sidewise, attempt Artaclilo, the insurgent leader who was aged. As the destroyers came out the very ill, suffered with female weak- paralleled since the momentous hours General fears a con- with wave that washed to escape from his perilous at arrested by Aguinaldo ness and of the womb. every upon them position Gloucester fired upon them with her six displacement of the Civil war. spiracy a gainst himself. * ‘Icouldnot at from tho sea. this late day, but it was that he sleep night, had to walk open Admiral Cervera es- supposed but ran T. pounders, they past her and en- F. FOS the I suffered so with would his Stirring as are all the official despatches floor, pain in my to the shore in a boat sent keep ships in the harbor to DEWEY caped by the M"KES ANOTHER CAPTURE tho the fire side and small of trou- received gaged battleships. Finding my back. Was Gloucester to the assistance of shell the advancing Amerioan army and today, Sampson’s despatches the Infanta too hot bled with and at times would Gunboat of they turned upon the Gloucester bloating, that if fell he was accorded the honor of chief impor- Leyte Comes Out Hiding and Maria Teresa, and as soon as ho touched Santiago would blow up or faint away; had a terrible in and a fierce battle ensued until pain my sink his tance. Surrenders. finally a had taste in mouth the the beach, he surrendered himself and his ships before permitting them to heart, my all both were afire and had to be time and would but be the fleet outside. ! Admiral Sampson’s despatch not only destroyers vomit; now, thanks command to Lieut. Morton and asked captured by lying 4.—A from Washington, July cablegram beached. to Mrs. Pinkham and her The Admiral’s real how- lisclosed the tremendous prowess of the Vegetable to be taken on board the Gloucester, Spanish plans, Admiral Dewey was received at the Navy I feel well and Their crews Compound, sleep well, ever, were not anticl He American fleet, but it again displayed the Department shortly after five o’clock this threw themselves into the which was the only American vessel near plainly pated. can do my work without feeling tired; strange which the American morning announoing the safe arrival of surf to save their lives. Just before this do not or him at the time, with several of his offi- accepted the one chance open to him and immunity bloat have any trouble the first fleet of The 1 sailor 3eems to have In the midst of death transports. message the New York came and assisted in whatever. cers, including the captain of the great piles of naval architecture up flag- Is in the navy cipher and has not yet been “I thank for the now around to pieces on the rooks a few »nd oarnage. That but one of our in the blow to the de- sincerely you good ship. sailors, completely but it is stated giving finishing miles from translated, advice you gave me and for what where he started, tell the h yeoman on the should have your Tho Spanish Admiral, who was wound- Brooklyn, by the oipher officer that it is confirma- stroyers. There was explosion after ex- medicine has done mournful story of his failure, for me.” ijesn killed in an of this tory of the Associated Press an- ed in the arm, was taken to the Glouces- engagement dispatoh plosion from the beached vessels. that the Ladrone BEFORE THE SECOND BATTLE. nagnitude, is without a parallel.in naval nouncing islands had “Cannot Praise It ter and was received at her gangway It was at first reported that Admiral Enough.” by been ocoupled by American troops from 1898 the Aesocated innals, save In the record which her commander, Lieut. Commander (Copyright by Press.) Dewey the Cervere was but this was after- At General shatter's transports. Admiral Dewey also dead, Gertie Headquarters, nade at Manila. With the fleet Miss Dunkin, Richard Wainwright, who the 3 u. the Press Spanish states that tjie which ran grasped July 2, m., per Associated gunboat Leyte, wards denied. Franklin, Neb., writes; hand of tho Despatch Boat Dauntless, via Port lestroyed, the way is partly cleared for up a river on May 1, the of the bat- gray-beared Admiral and said day “ Antonio, Jamaica, July 3, by way of tle come I suffered for some time with he advance of the. American squadron has out and surrendered, having GUNBOATS DESTROYED. pain- to him: Kingston, Jam., 10.30 p. m.—At day- ful and break the battle will Le on board fifty-two army and navy officers irregular menstruation, falling “I resumed. nto the harbor of Santiago. If Cervera’s congratulate you sir, upon After of the womb and in the back. I having the capture of El Caney shortly and ninety-four men. The Leyte has a A Couple More Spaniards Sunk By pain before dark last irmored oruisers oould cross the mine tried but no made as gallant a fight as was ever wit- night, General Lawton’s of three a physicians, found relief. battery one, and half inch Small Craft. division, with the leld I was at last to nessed on the Independent brigade and clear the Merrimac at the en- Hontoria guns and several a. 7 inch rapid persuaded try Lydia sea. of General Bates who had all fought fire guns. The does not E. for hance to the the despatch give Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, Lieut. Commander day the town, moved up and joined harbor, Amerioan ships the date of the surrender of the 1898 by tho Assocated Wainwright then vessel. (Copyright Press.) and cannot it for what their for ces to that of General W heeler The Admiral the praise enough hi3 ;an follow the same course. There are says situation at Manila Oil Santago de Cuba, 3, via placed cabin at the disposal of the and General Kent. The line was short- July it has done for me. I feel like a new is satisfactory, that the troops are debark- ened the the inner Kingston, Jam., 11.55 officers. during night and when the fortifications and island forts ing and that the health of the men is Sunday Night, and would not with Spanish is person, part your light opened today tho Spaniards will excellent. The text of the will July 3.—On the morning of July 1st, the At that the find themsolves still to be reduced, but they have passed message medicine. I have recommended it to time, Spanish flagship and confionted within the not be given out until submitted to Sec- Hornet and of Hist, Wampatuck destroyed of space three miles with fully 12000 hrough a of Are and several my friends/]_ four other Spanish vessels had been baptism recently retary Long. a near Cruz. On American troops. Grimes, Cameron and Spanish gunboat Cape jiiiiiMiiuiiiiMiiimiiHiiiiiiuiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiu are little more than ruins. aground und burning for two hours, and Dillingham's batteries were also brought Thus with the nfternooD of the same day these mem- up during the night and planted along Shatter’s PANDO WONT GET THERE. bers of the fleet Don’t Bother Soaking, SIS old way. the one of the flee guns thundering on Santiago mosquito destroyed an- | | Our entire stock to be closed out in the short* only escaping t which the drive of rolling ground whioh con-, Washington, July 4.—The War Department other Spanish war vessel at Manazanilio. could not be front the city. General In irom the land and Sampson’s fleet from esttime before to seen at this point was the Shatter, lying has out the possible, moving the corner of his whioh was a tallow just given following: At the latter plaoe a hot Minfofe tent, lighted by he the fall of the engagement 1 Cristobal Colon. a harbor, city is assured Fifth near and But half dozen curls dip, remained up nntil after midnight, “Headquarters Army Corps, Santi- ensued between the three small American Congress Preble Streets. further conferring with his division and seyond question. The authorities ago, July s.—Tonight ray lines completely sur- of smoke far dawn on the western horizon brigade craft and nine Spanish vessels, supported We commanders, discussing the situation rounded the town from bay on the north of the Tapioca f desire to sell article lere, military and naval, say that Santi- laud batteries and and every showed that was and plan of notion for to on by troops ashore. One the.fate awaiting her. today. city a point Sin Juan river on tho south. without reserve now in To a of the Associated ■ igo has made Its best and boat was The Cristobal Colon correspondent already fight The enemy holds from west bond San Juan large torpedo disabled, three stock, was the fastest of Press he said he was of Minute proud the gallant river at its mouth ware f rather than move it. eonduot of hat Its occupation is only a question of up the railroad to the city. Spanish gunboats seriously injured the Spanish ships, and she soon obtained the troop? and perfectly satis- Gen. Pando I find tonight Is some distance and a full of Spanish was fied with the results attained. ‘‘1 cannot rery brief time. pontoon troops We make for a lead over the and will the in boats. The prices SPOT CASH that will others after leaving the tell you whother an attempt will be away not get into Santiago. sunk, enemy escaping I Gelatin?! mude to the town Gen. Shatter’s strong position was Hornet was temporarily dipabled, but take the off our hands harbor and the effect of carry by assault owing (Signed) SHAFTEE.” | Require No Soaking., goods at once. escaped shots to our the only casualties on the American side troops being worn out and ex- a ihown in series of despatches. In one .. for use.= tfhich the other hausted with the were throe men slightly scalded by escap- Always Ready destroyed vessels. She hard day’s lighting.” ** and )f these he “I FROM PRESIDENT. steam. The Spanish loss in Z Our little booklet, over 80 dainty desserts, 5 Tuesday, Wednesday Our says feel that I am mas- ing ■■ troops bivouacked on the troops PRITE hv mn.il. AkV fnr it. — steamed nwhy at with the ground Is believed to be great speed they had taken so but it was 4.—The and sailors large. The Thursday, July 6 and we gallantly, er of the situation and oan hold the ene- Washington, July following 5 Whitman Grocery Co., Orange, Mass, s 5, 7, a Hornet and Wampatuck returnd to Oregon, Hew York, and several stained with the blood of many brave message was sent to Admiral Hist, iiniiniiainiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimimiHHniiiminiHi shall Brooklyn Sampson de Cuba and were devote attention to men. ny for any le ngth cf time.” today by the President: Santiago today sent special other ships in all of tham to Guantanamo for repairs. Rear Admir- pursuit, firing To Admiral In another despatoh Gen. Shatter states Snmpson, al warmly Lieuts. at her and MANILA TROOPS IN GOOD HEALTH. Sampson congratulated constantly receiving fire them- Playa del Esto. J. M. Helm and C. W. ;hat his demand for the surrender of You have the Young, Jungen, selves from her after There (Copyright, the Associated gratitude and congratula- the commanders respectively of the guns. seem ed 1898, by tions of the whole American Hist, Press.) Santiago is still being consiaered by the people. Con- Hornet and Wampatuck for their bravery EVERY.. .1 no for her to es- vey to your noble officers and crews 1 possibility, whatever, and the successful taokling of such a su- CARPETS, through whose valor new honors have cape and while her fate is not Manila, July 1—:via Hong Kong, July perior force. definitely 4-Tllft TTnifprl ftfnfgxo trAniao I been added to the ... ;he refusal of the Spanish commander Americans, the MAN I known at this hour it can be grateful thank and of the readily im- transports City of Sydney, City of Pekin appreciation OFF MAINE COAST. ancl :o capitulate was not final. In any event, nation. agined from the words of Can to in RnhW Australia, convoyed by tiio U. S. I william McKinley. TO HIS TRADE cruiser arrived off Cavite 2 o’clock on marks the limit 1 DRAPERIES, Charleston, Tuesday D. Evans of the Iowa, who returned from at 5 o'clock yesterday after an evening, 1 if Sbafter’s concession and if GEN. SHATTER Tr.T. Japanese Cruiser Kasagi To Be Tried the eventful On her Santiago We frequently here customer* f Westward with 340.prisoners from the voyage. way here the | Charleston called at 1 las not at that Slobney, Cuba, Saturday, 2.— Here. Guahan, the largest capitulated hour, the July xu as the 7.30 come to with eopy and Vizcaya just Associated Press of the Ladrone the in the p. in.—by the Associated Press Dis- ny RUGS AND Islands, group | MATS. ;reat siege guns now brought to the Boat Dauntless via Pacific which belonged to took patch Port Antonio R. " despatch boat Wanda was leaving the Spain, and Forismouth, N. H., July 4,—Capt. Put It in attraotiva form of the whole and 1 ront and in position, backed by the bat- Kingston, Jamaica, Sunday, July tad | possession made | Spanish flagship. group 3.— 3.15 p. m.—Following is an addition- W. Sargent of the Cramp shipbuilding prisoners of Governor General orieS of field al will be Mafina, lighter pieces will begin list of the wounded: Harry Sturgis works, Philadelphia, accompanied by make the price reasonable." Special prices made ou In answer to an inquiry, he shouted: his staff and the entire military force troop D. tenth | cavalry, Dam uiuiuiu and heir work of destruction. sunstroke; V^Lipu Jtiiaui ctuu XJltluu. vuiuman- it the raised the Stars and Carpets, and over the iel 1). Co. ■ "I left tho Cristobal Stripes Barber, D, twenty-tirst infan- In saoh cues the work is « Draperies, Rugs Colon far to the ruins of Santa dor Kiuiouchie of the always Cruz fort in tne harbor of The pressing need of reinforcing Shaf- try, sunstroke; Robert Loomis, Co D Imperial Japanese Mats for the first three westward an days of hour ago and the San Luis de La Pas. fourth infantry, sunstroke; (.^Mark navy, arrived here this morning, to per- O satisfactory and brings tooelleni u. Oregon er is no longer felt, now that the j' The troops are in conditioli and Span- Whilty, Co. F, tenth sun- for the official trial the sale. was giving her hell. She has undoubted- good infantry, fect arrangements result* ft our loss was out of the stroke; Lieut. Lyman M. only Private Hutchinson of sh fleet is way. A consider- Welsh, com- of the new cruiser j down with the F, 24th trip Japanese Kasagi Terms: Cash before are ly gone others and we will Co. —, First Oregon, who died on the pany Infantry, sunstroke. ICen. Spot goods delivered. 1 able number of men, however, are al- T. B. M. Young, commander of the on July 12, off the Maine coust. A second THURSTON PRINT, have a 4th of City of Sydney on June 20, and who was sec- |THE No July celebration In ond of Gen. trial will be hold on the follow- | goods exchanged. Santiago buried at sea on June on the way and others will follow. brigade Wheeler’s cavalry speed day 21. ready has tomorrow.” division, bien suffering with ever 13, The trials will be witnessed PORTLAND, MB. I * ing, July • The changed naval situation will since Wednesday night and has been Begins: Tuesday morning, July 8 a. m. con- minister at 5th, Captain Evans, who had SAGASTA TALKS BRAVELY. fined to his tent. Gen. Wheeler also by the Japanese Washington, been In tho jring no abatement in the of the had activity a slight fever on Thursday and with a suite of 19 and a delegation of thiok of the to London, July 4.—A special dispatch Friday engagement up tho time 1 authorities here in the morning, hut recovered The from Madrid quotes Premier as carrying war di- sufficiently to* go United States officials. Kasagi will Place: Corner and Federal he took the Sagasta to tho front soon after the Exchange Streets. Vizcaya’s oflicers and crew saying in an interview that he thought home to There is cannonadin'' he brought to Portsmouth Sunday to be the ■eotly Spain. renewed was begun from Grimes’ hill. from the Americans would “Get tho reinforce- shore, said that to the best of Gen. Sbufter is still more or in readiness for her final trip. ments they had requested, which would 1 ietermination to get Commodore Wat- loss ailing pat 60 Ottawa that bis his not one enable them to take headquarters have not moved knowledge American Santiago de Cuba.” ion’s eastern IN House, ship squadron away at the earl!- so far forward as would bo REVOLUTION URUGUAY. The premier is said to have added: most conve- had been struck. but lio has directed tho CUSHING’S Though the American de- ist tor the of nient, goueral 4.—A revo- warhips may possible momont, purpose movements of his Montevideo, Uruguay, July ISLAND, our army, in The torpedo boat which also stroy squadron in the harbor yet we though lyin« lution has broken out the capitul. The Ericcson, 1 lealing a blow at the coast towns oi most of tho time in a hammock Hotel in will pursue the war. There are in Cubu attended fouith regiment of light artillery, headed Best Casco Bay, from the There were RETURN returned tho westward the men to by surgeon. many oases has REMOVAL {about 100,000 mutinied. ready die in its defence, : Spain and of pursuing Admiral Camara's of by Gen. Kstevan, Firing prostration from heat among the men this and same time made the same began early morning continued FOR report, saying ieet which has halted at the entrance of the n nth Massachusetts and the IS NOW OPEN THE SUMMER GEN. of 33rd as this dispatch is sent, close to the Our office 13 LINARE’S HAS SUCCUMBED. and 34th No. Exchange street, from which we were driven jj it was believed no man was injured on Michigan regiments, all of The government has declared the Island is noted for its he Suez canal. Secretary Long made whom have landed only this city. Cushing’s gf Madrid, July 4.—10 a. ru.—At the con- mornim' city in a state of siege, and has called fire a short time has been board the American ships another clusion of and pushed at once to the front to splendid air, fine scenery and by since, and refitted though yesterday’s cabinet meeting he official statement today that the floot reim out tho national guard. The revolution is elegant thoroughly repaired the ministers force our wearied men on tho otei report had it that one man was killed on announced that official con- bring line. to be the result of the Intrigues accomodations. and wo have moved in are firmation would sail at the earliest mo- supposed and now for business in all B had been received of the possible the Herrerieta of the ready board the report of party, composed H ,Brooklyn, which oould not be that Gen. Vara de and two of Rey Gen. ment. A CORRECT followers of Dr. MiguelJHerroray Obes, branches of Linares s aides rie were SUPPOSITION, of the of B. C. |j verified at. this despatch is sent. camp, among the former president republic Uru- GIBSON, Prop. killed in the third uttack El It has been acting Admiral Sampson je20d.lvv upon Caney. Madrid, July 4.—Noon.—A later official guay and minister of tho interior and E There is no means of now The American losses ere telling what said, from for some time, but that it will be Admi- dispatch from Santiago do Cuba says: justice in tho Rorda cabinet. Spanish sources, to have exceeded 2000 “Admiral Cervera’s tho loss squadron made a Spanish was, out it is believed men. in as U Sampson future well as in name sortie from Santiago, tho It is traversing chan- DROWNED WHILE BATHING. reported that Gen. Linares has nel without incident. But a ““INSURANCE. s the prevailing feeling in naval circles heavy can- Restored Manhood, succumbed to his Fitz- wounds, bnt the state- nonade was heard outside tho Lawrence, Mass-, July 4.—Byron ith and for ment is not harbor, and every facility appliance the prompt and accurate confirmed. is a result of the victory reported the it is supposed a naval battle was and William Osgood," both 17, ty Tire by proceed patrick DR. MOTT’S RERVERINE PILLS. he Food Spanish government has no news ing. were drowned in the Merrimac liver this of business we Easy admiral. The great reme- dispatch for a continuance of your valued from Aguadores, nor from the “General Eseurins were in hope reinforce- column has forced afternoon. They bathing and for nervous to ments from Manzanillo under dy Gen. Escar- In the event of his now made an its way through the American lines their Bodies not and H Easy Buy, dana and being and got beyond deplli. yet prostration patronage. Parja. entered Santiago.” recovered. all nervous dis- to admiral, It would advance him over the eases of the Easy Cook, Tho seven month daughter of Sirs. gen- NEXT MANILA EXPEDITION. id erafcivo organa ten commodores, making up the list of REINFORCEMENTS FOR of 457 Canal died of to SHAFTER,. Highland, street, today fig either sex, THE E. Easy Eat, San 4.—It now seems result of a accident on such as Nervous I 0. JONES INSURANCE Francisco, July from the hat grade and would placo him just bo Washington, July of burning ^ possible that the next to 4.—Upwards 40mi was in its Prostration, to expedition the men are now on their The baby carriage P' P- AGENCY.) way to reinforce Sunday. B Fro UK AND aftkk usisG Failing or Lost 9 JONES, Agent and Manager, Easy Digest. Philippines may sail within ten ow Admiral Dewey. threw a match days. shatter in his operations in when "someone into it. Manhood,Impotency,Nightly Emissions,Youth- Although only two the Peru Santiago ra P. T. transports, The release of A most are ful Errors, Mental Worry, excessive use of To- JONES, Assistant Manager, uaker Oats and of Pueble are Hobson and the other province. important contingent The police investigating. City available, the is six batteries of bacco or Opium, which lead to Consumption and which light artillery consist, M. Clerk, At Pennsylvania, arrived yesterday acroes of #he Merrimao incident is likely of 24 officers Insanity. With every $5 order we give a writ- J. BISHOP, Policy all and the of ing and ti'6 men, which left LATE MARINE NEWS. grocers City Kio Janeiro,, due on ten guarantee t,o euro or refund the money. G. T\. 10 be another result of the events tran- Tampa yesterday. They are made at box. 0 WAItREN, Accident Cierk, Tuesday, are to be chartered or im- uu of schooners Bessie Sold $iMO per boxes for $5.0'*. DU. 2-lb. likely two companies each from tho Boston, July 4—Arrived, the 3d, 4th andIul N. IS. Bear MOTT’S CHEMICAL COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio* T. M. pkgs. only pressed by government. ipirmg today. It now come about 5th Litttlebrook, S.; Norris, River, McCLEARN, Stenographer, 11 may , artillery regiments. N. tS ; Mansur B. Oakes, Maehlaa; Nellie I\ i For sale by J. E. Goold & Co. MISCELLANEOUS. PICNIC FOR PICKPOCKETS- MISCELLANEOUS. 1 SHIFTER’S DEMAND. ..■■■' —i ... — ■ ■■ -■■■' ‘tm Sevornl of the Light Fingered Gentry Got in Their Work in Portland-

I will guarantee A big holiday crowd that my Kidney Cure With Commander of generally opens I SILVERWARE I will cure 90 per cent, Correspondence up a tempting opportunity for crooks to of all forms of kidney ply their trade. S and and In unday Monday complaint Santiago. several many instances the suspioious characters wore seen most serious forms of at different time about town. At the Bright’s disease. If union station, Sunday afternoon, a com- the disease is com- mercial traveller was jostled a strang- I SALE. plicated send a four- by ♦ .1a Causes Washington, July is the % Terrible Lost 4.—Following er who seemed ounce vial of urine. Cyclone of Life to be struck with a sudden ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *♦♦♦•*♦❖*»♦* correspondence of General Shatter de- | We will analyze it desire to catch a train. The drummer and advise you free manding the surrender of Santiago: felt for his pocketbook it was miss- what to do. and have over Two Thons- Playa Del Este, July 4, ’98. MUNYON. al Beverly and Beach. ing. Rushing in the direction that the and of Silverware 9 Hampton Hon. K. A. of pieces Alger, Seoretary War, stranger had gone, the drummer over- Washington: that I shall sell at lower ! took him and seizing him shouted for ] Headquarteis fifth army corps, July 3. prices than ever before for help. A third party, undoubtedly a f —The following is my demand for the first class goods in this partn er of the pickpocket, came up and city. ] surrender of the city of Santiago: The are made rendered assistance in;1 a manner most goods by j Headquarters U. S. Forces, near Wm. 'steamer Surf Overturned and Theatre nnpleasing to the man who had lost Rogers, (Simpson, City Many Cottages San Juan river, Cuba, July 3, 1898, 8.30 the pocketbook. Nobody else responded Hall & Miller), Rogers a. __To the of the commanding general to the call for aid, and both suspects Bro., Pairpoiut & Towle Near Salem Willows, Blown Down at Spanish forces Santiago de Cuba: Hampton. got away. companies. Sir—I shall bo unless yon sur- WASHING obliged, roWDER I A Bridgton man claims to have lost Here are a few of the ( render, to shell Santiago de Cuba. Please a $150 diamond stud in a (.similar man- inform the citizens of foreign countries prices: Staff of Modern ner. Last night Officer E. F. Smith ar- Healers, vnd all women and children that they to the from rested (a suspicious looking character, Tea Spoons per set, 1-2 owing many appeals the should leave the before ten o'clock city who had on and off afflicted in Portland and the Part of Resoued Over Hundred been jumping electric doz., throughout Passengers Wounded and tomorrow morning. 89C cars and otherwise noting in a manner Must a state, have decided to reopen their offi- Very obedient Have Stove? t respectfully your servant, that aroused the officer’s suspicion. The Desert Spoons, per set, 1-2 i ces at the Chadwick House, Portland, But Drowed. W. R. SHAFTER, Many Ten Are Dead. prisoner will have an opportunity to he THEN BUY A doz * where they will pleased to receive calls Already U. S. A. $1.39 | Major General,, heard in court today. | from all desiriug their services. By ar- Following Is the Spanish reply which Table Col. Dorst has Spoons, per set, 1-g ranging their office hours on just returned at 6.30 p. PHILABELHPIA’S CELEBRATION. § Monday, m. doz., and 2 $1.79 I Wednesday Fridays, from to 7 p. 4.—The celebration N. H., 4.—A terriflo Santiago de Cuba, a p. m., July 3, 1898. Philadelphia, Juiy will now be able to Hampton, July of m., they visit patients Beverly, Mass., July 3.—The small His Excellency, the General Commanding the Fourth of Juiy in.this city was un- insert Jinives, l-s doz., tornado of cyclonio features struck a in the p in country towns as desired. For testi- excursion steamer Surf City, with about forces of U. S., San Juan river: usually elaborate, not history of section of Beaoh at 3.15 this af- the the decorations so CLARION $1.39 Hampton Sir:—I have the honor to to olty being profuse. 4 monials of tho most mervelous cures re- sixty passengers on board, while half reply your ternoon, immense to communication of written at 8.80 The first event of the gigantic parade, in causing damage way over from Salem today, A Medium 1-2 corded modern times, see recent is- Willow to her a. and leceived at composed of floats representing Hundred Reasons Knives, doz., i beaoh property and great loss of life. The m., one p. m., de- huge Why, I sues wharf here, a distance of the the of of II of this about two manding surrender of this on Signing Independence, Ringing which we paper. Communications by disturbance came almost city; can’t tell I $1.49 I atmospheric was the as to me Liberty Bell, General Washington and mail or will receive miles, struck by a sudden squall contrary announcing that wire, immediate at- without and was Staff, followed Continental you here, 1 warning, accompanied about six o’clock fou will bombard tbi3 city, and that I by infantry, tention. or tonight and capsized. Cont.inAnt.nl nrHllow o-nl-pit; nf 1 77(i ♦ ♦♦♦ 5; Gravy Ladles, 50 to 75c Address call on little rain at a few advise the foreign women and children 1 by first, large drops Of those on board a are that soldiers of 1812 and sailors of eto. DERR FRITZ’ the of the winds. In large majority they must leave the city before ten 1801, Just let us write 7you if your dealer“ £ preceding swoop The war of 7" and Oyster believed to o’clock of the OUR .. Soup Ladles, have been rescued by boats tomorrow morning. Id is my duty Pennsylvania society IMPERIAL CLARION. ... | Staff of Modern Healers, As above. an instant almost, cottages were blown 1812, had of the exercise at Inde- ir,es to sell from both the Salem and to say to you that this city will not sur- charge The Foremost of Them All. you something else. £ $1.5016 Beverly shores, hall. Unusual interest attached 2.50 __jv2W&Sal,tf flat, horses were picked up bodily and render and that I will inform the foreign pendence ♦♦♦♦ but no less than seven bodies have been to the ceremonies beoause tho old state | dashed vehicles consuls and inhabitants of the contents against buildings, car- which There can he Berry Spoons, recovered at dark and as it is known Df your message. house, has been undergoing restor- Nothing that Is “Just as ried away many feet, barns ation was to bo over to unroofed, that many, rushed into cabin Very respectfully, formally turned Good,| 99c to $ 1.69 .the before intiL’ u'ad * I trees off at their roots as the city. A feature of the exer- large snapped the it is quaint squall, tnought that twice as cises was an elaborate if while others were Commander-in-Chief, Fourth historical proces- WOOD & BISHOP CO. Pie Knives, simply cornstalks, are Corps. 1 i fi Min » nn maDy still confined there. As one or sion, in which the Sons of E. — Eaw. torn The Chinese and Veteransltook 1 up bodily. The effect of the storm British, Portuguese, a 99c to two of those taken ashore are in a conspicuous part. Members of the nmmmmimmmmmtmmmmwmmmmmmtmHmrmim $1.50 criti- Norweigan consuls have come to m.v line Members New York and ISos'.on was shown noticeably in the way electrio society dressed in the uniforms of tne I | cal condition, it appears likely that the with Col. Dorst. They ask if non-com- And Stuck Exchange, wires of all kinds were The various war periods of thd' United States hundreds of others tangled up. batants can occupy the town ofCaney and list of dead may reach a soore. The fol- presented a picturesque After § tornado touched the beach at a place railroad points and ask until ten o'clock appearance. fancy piecps, the latest pat' 2 EXCHANGE BOSTON. lowing bodies were recovered from the the reading of the declaration of Impen- § BUILDING, half a mile north of the fifth in stant before the city is fired terns and of Whittier’s hotel dence, the old building was turned over very wreok: on. They claim that there are between pretty. and cut a swath 100 wide in a to the city, Director of Publio We have a yards Mrs. 15,000 and of them Safety lot of broken 3 Catherine D. Webir, 25 years old 20,000 people, many Riter, aooepting it. United States Sena- westerly direction,moving in rotary shape old, who will leave. They ask if X ran Tea such as Tea and of Beverly. tor George F. Edmunds deliveied the ora- Sets, 1 until it out to sea. In an incred- supply them with food which I cannot passed Miss tion of the dayy. It is the intention of Coffee Cream Grace Snell, 13 years old, daugh- io for want of to Caney, Pots, Pitchr rA ibly short time 20 cottages were torn transportation the authorities to establish a ter of Arthur Snell of which is fifteen miles from my landing. permanent ers, Sugar 1 and several small hotels Beverly. national museum in Independence hall AN OPEN Bowles, Spoon down, complete- The is Three old son of following my reply: more in LETTER Holders and Bntter year oomplete detal than the a ly wrecked. The greatest loss of life and Joseph Kennedy every Dishes, of Beverly. The Commanding General, Spanish one that had b6en maintained there for These will be came goods sold at I injury with the demolition cf the forces, Santiago de Cuba: many years, portraits, and rel- To Stocks and Bonds and Sol Miss Myra B. Fegan. paintings MOTHERS. cost to Bought old near a Sir—In consideration of the request of ics of in close them out. skating rink, Leavitt’s, single every description connection WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS TOUR RIGHT in Miss Lillie J. Conant of Danvers and ;he consuls and officers in your city for with the formation of the American TO all Markets. story structure of wood, 50x100 feet In THE EXCLUSIVE her five year old Herbert Co- lelay in carrying out my intention to lire republic. USE OF THE WORD “CASTORIA,” AND area. Here from 75 brother, to 125 persons were m the city end in the interest of the roor “PITCHER’S AS nant. A CASTORIA,” OUR TRADEMARK. t seriously injured, an unknown number women and obildron who will suffer very PRINCETON QAUHXERBACK. Silver. OHP.EiiPOlSDEJiCE SOLICITED. Late this Sterling evening the body of Miss Nel- j by their and enforced de- slightly wounded and seven persons are ;reatly hasty Denver, 4.—Second L'ent. DR. SAMUEL | Col., July lie Crossey was recovered. jarture from the city, I have the honor I, PITCHER, of Hyannis, dead. Confusion and the Horace Devereiux. reported wounded Massachusetts, may 21 W&Stf already reigns o announce that i will delay such action We Of those rescued, Miss Bartha Loveitt among Roosevelt's rough riders at Santi- was the have over 500 pieces Q scenes are pitiful in the extreme. olely in their interest until noon of the originator of “CASTORIA,” the same that of North Is a olubman of Colorado of It will be several hours before order Beverly, Haze) Hersey, one year ifth, providing that, during the Intervale ago, prominent Sterling Silver, 925- i Springs and Denver. He is a graduate has borne and does now bear will be restored and the names of the old of Beverly; Miss Emerson of Danvers ; -our forces make no demonstration, what on 1000 fine. We of Princeton and played quarterback with every make a a victims secured. and an unknown two wer, upon those of my own. I am with year old girl the Tigers for several years. Ho is the 25 cent I A yacht owned by Capt. Frank Muddi 1 treat respect, thirty fac-simile signature of straight per redhc* are still in a critical condition. Otto years old and unmarried wrapoer. of this place, was sailing off the beach Your obedient servant, tion on every article aftd vpe 1 and the was This is the “CASTOR I A” which was in the path of the storm. In it Carris, fireman, also badly W. R. SHAFTER, original has been used in have a were STRANDED GOLD SEEKERS. splendid Stdcl td B nine persons, and of these live scalded. Major Gen. U. S. A. the homes the wero drowned. The drowned: SH of Mothers America over select The Surf City is a small screw steams r (Signed) AFTER, San Francisco, Cali., 4.—The of for thirty years. from, and July Walter, Gertrude Kalph Hodgson, with two decks, and has been making Major Gen. Qommaning. steamer Penna, has brought to this city LOOK N. Mrs. W. K. CAREFULLY at the and see Kensington, H.; Parker, short trips in Massachusetts bay for a nine gold seekers from Boston,who sailed wrapper that it is Kensington, N. H.; Capt. Mudd. Hamp- number of This ho was B4SE EALL YESTERDAY. on the schooner Sowell years. year put Sherman, and the kind have — ton. The others in the boat were: Al- on you on the Baker Island line, making half were stranded at Montevideo. Their ves- always bought the fred : Scott, John Lambey, Win. K. Par- a dozen trips a day from this sel was pronounced at the sterling Tea city, , Soston Won a of Uames From Sew unseaworthy and has the spoons, ker and of Couple daughter.all Konsington. Ail stopping on each one at Salem Willows. port. Capt. M. F. Culbert and First Offi- signature of wrap- of these are believed to have been saved. She came from York. PBDiTEKS' up Baker’s island about cer Redmond went to look after the No one | EXCHANGE, The list of dead on has me to use shore reported at live o'olook, and left Salem Willows at schooner. The men who have reached per. authority from my name »7 1-2 8 except §2.79 per 1-2 doz. Exchange St., Portland o’clock was as follows. 6.05. Captain Dsbly her hero report that the Klondikers who left commander, At New The Centaur p the who was which Chas. H. is Mora, actress, playing in saw signs of a squall as the boat left tho York—(Morning)—Boston, New York in February in the sohooner Company, of Fletcher President. a “The of * 5. piece entitled, Blowing Up but thought he could make his ; New Y'ork, (Afternoon), Boston, 10; Antnea, under Capt. are at A the Maine. WJliows, MoCarthy, great bargain. FINE JOB wharf here before it str uok. He had just ] few York, 3. Buenos Ayres without money to pay for PRINTING A SPECIALTY. iliss Mae Presoott, Exeter. readied the bar when to Every article is Baveriy tho storm At necessary repairs their craft. guaran- 1 All orders bX mail or Samuel Exeter. struck Baltimore—(Morning)—Baltimore, telephone promptly Cammet, the boat anrl at the same time a teed to he or a tended to. William K. Karlson, Exster. 1 5. Balti- satisfactory i sept22eodtf lightning bolt struck the beacon at the 2; Philadelphia, (Afternoon), KLONDIKE SUFFERERS. those believed to be In- end of money back. Sale 1 Among fatally the bar. uore, 9; Philadelphia, 2. Do Not Be opens jured in the are: Amid Deceived. Annual Sales ovor6,000,000 Boxes pavilion the terrific din of the thunder Wash., July 4,—The miners Miss O. D. At Washington—(Morning)—Brooklyn, whoSeattle, Preisey, Haverhill, Mass., which followed the lightning flash and arrived from the Klondike on the Do not the life of child fractured skull. 8. endanger your by the fearful whirlwind, the little stoamer ; Washington, (Afternoon),Washing- steamer New England, report that scur- accepting J. F. N. H. over 1 has marked a substitute which some Pennington, Exeter, oareened to the starboard and went on, 9; Brooklyn, 5. vey hundreds of men in the cheap druggist may offer you WEDNESDAY A. W. Barber, N. H., internal all so that her Klondike for its viotims. § Exeter, down, suddenly comman- suffered At Pittsburg—(Morning)—St. Louis, They he a more injuries. der had the in and has (because makes few on the in- greatest difficulty getting 7. badly pneumonia ajready begun pennies it), Karlson was takeD out but 2; Pittsburg, (Afternoon),Pittsburg, a dead, Mora, out of the pilot house. The boat sank harvest of death in the camp. The of the was which even he does not know. actress, alive when found and in about fifteen feet of water, her hurri- 1 ; St. Louis, 1. unhealthy season has begun and the one gredients MORNING FOE BILIOUS AKD NEBVOUS DIS0BDEE3 died after at shortly arrival the Merri- cane dock being loosened in the angle At Cincinnati— (Morning) — Cinoin- hospital in the camp was crowded with mao house. such as Wind and Pain in tho while all those on b"ard were either victims of diseases peouliar to a no a- and | Stomach, 10. “‘The Kind Giddiness. Fulness A incident in the is iati, 13; Louisville, (Afternoon), You Have and continues until after meals. Head- peculiar pavilion thrown into the wind beaten waters of thinly settled country. The deaths aver- Always Bought” July 1 The 0. ache, Dizziness, Drowsiness. Flushings reported. pianist had his hands and the bay or struggled desperatdy to get ffneinnati, 11; Louisville, age about three per day. When R. A. BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF 31st, I of Heat. Loss head a of Appetite. Costiveness. caught by falling beam and was from under the decks or out of the cabin. At Chicago—(Morning)—Cleveland, 11; Hull, who worked on the Berry Brothers’ Blotches on the Cold crowded the that it Skin. Chills, Dis- against piano so was The steamer was seen to go down ( Ihtqago, 2. (Afternoon), 4; claims, Eldorado Creek, left the diggings turbed not by Chicago, Sleep. Frightful Dreams and all impossible for him to extricate him- on both sides of < 3. the miners were in the midst of persons the bay anil fieveland,, Junes, W E fM 7 HI TIE T T! TST T and self. He was Nervous Trembling Sensations. seriously hurt. boats immediately put out to the wreck, their annual spring clean up. TEE A member of the Exeter Cornet NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. FIEST DOSE WILL GIVE BELIEF band reaching her in a few minutes. Those Gold dust was brought into the camp x n uu x x ju.xis u was the killed. from iiivery sunorer among in the water were quickly hauled aboard, At Taunton—(Morning)—Brookton, 10; the mines, but when Hall left Will acknowledge them to bo some being taken to the Beverly shore, Taunton, 8. Dawson, not more than $100,000 of this SOME SHANGHAI NEWS. while others were taken to Salem. ThiB At Pawtucket—(Morning)—Newport, season’s clean up had been carried to I A WONDERFUL scattering of the survivors led to the £ 7. Storehouses at Dawson. MEDICINE. 4.—It is ; Pawtucket, Flip here Shanghai, July reported greatest and for a time At George M. Ervin, said that out of 1500 BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as confusion, long Newport—(Afternoon)—Newport, 6; direct- m good authority, that had ai- claims ed, will Germany tonight it was difficult from the conflict- 1 ’awtuoket, 2. that had been recorded in Daw- quickly restore Females to com- a concession for a in the Phil- on ranged port ing stt.ries to ascertain how At son district less than 200 have to Insist plete health. They promptly remove just many Brockton—(Afternoon)—Brockton, proved Having persons were on the boat. f 1. be paying obstructions or irregularities of the sys- ; Taunton, property. ^ tem and cure Notwithstanding tho faot that the At SicSt Headache. For a Worcester—(Morning)—Fall River, The Kind That Never Failed You. rescuers worked hard and well, there C ; Worcester, 4. THE WEATHER. THE CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY. Weak were those to came Stomach whom aid too late. At Worcester—(Afternoon)—Worcester, MONUMENT SQ. | With the living were drawn into the £ ; Fall River, 8. Impaired Digestion boats a number of dead inoludng the Open evenings. Disordered bodies of two children. REWARDS TO COME. S Lives* Some of the bodies were taken to the IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN undertaking rooms at Salem and others Washington, July 4.—Adjutant General 'orbin sent the to -auv ^UUUg J IICUIOJUUU U1 following telegram Beecham’s Piifs are 1 leu. Shatter the Jubilee Yaoht club saved more than this afternoon: As soon as half and every boat at the club was util- you can do so advisedly, Without a Rival ized. Others from the wharves worked elegruph me your recommendations for And have romotions.” the fully as hard and every effort was made 5 This LARGEST SALE to get the mass of struggling humanity action was taken at the instance The drummer who { f tho atany Patent Medicine In the to land. President and Secretary Alger. World, tries to talk a merchant dry 25c. at all The scene while the work of rescue was Druz Stores. into a JEFFERSON bill RESTAURANT. purchasing on, was a fearful one, as over half UNION MAY HAVE HELP. of goods may be handi- going TO Boston, July 4.—Forecast for Tuesday: of those on board were women and their capped by a face ren- 4.—President cooler north winds. 147 screams could bo heard for miles. Indianapolis, Ind., July Fair, weather; DIDDLE STREET, dered unsightly by pim- Many 1 'rescott of the clung to the top of ths hurricane deck International Typographi- Washington, July 3.—Forecast for ples and blotches and c al McMUM’S and supported themselves until the boats union, went to Chicago today to in- by a foul breath. Some the Tuesday for Maine, New and came, while others the estigato strike in that city. The Hampshire men imagine that bad grasped flagstaffs • • and even the smoke stack. lereotypers, while they have a union of Vermont: Partly cloudy weather; health does not handi- The suspense f cooler; IS loir are NOW before the first boat came own, under tho jurisdiction of OPEN. was awful, for winds. cap them in business. A bigger mistake J ae northerly the time was International union, was though but a few minutes Typographical ELIXIR OF never made. The slightest disorder , t is stated at international features will OPIUM It seemed to headquarters ]¥ewly equipped. Special eternity those in the : may be the biggest kind of a detriment to tat the Is a preparation of the which its waters. strike is unauthorized and that Drug by a business man. An skin is seething Local Weather unsightly 'rescott llnd it uDder ex- Report. be made witSa lunch counter as usurious ellects are removed, while the val- Darkness closed down on the ill-fated may necessary specialties caused by impurities of the blood, A foul 1 uable with the tide iting agreements to furnish Chicago pu- Portland, July 4.—The local weather medecinal properties are retained. It breath means a weak an boat, rising rapidly above stomach, impaired ^ ers with well as table service. Prices will be her and it is stereotypers. bureau office records as to the very- SBasesses all the sedative anodyne and anti- digestion and an inactive liver. A sweet smokestack, hardly probale weather tthat more bodies : of breath means any will be found oe- are as follows: f|*smodlc powers Opiiun, but produces no that the stomach is sweet, low. the fore tomorrow morning. sickness of Ilia stomach, no digestion good, the liver active and the 8 a. in.— vomiting, no cos all those on board are Barometer, 29.782; thermome- bowels It an Nearly believed no regular. is indication of dew One of on a* tlveuess, headache. In acute nervous dis- bo have come from side of ter, 84; point, 67; humidity, 59; important specialties is our a constitutional sweetness. this the b ay, Remarkable Rescue. orders it is an invaluable and thoroughly and wind, W; velocity, 7; weather, clear. remedy, is recom- Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical tonight there was a wild scene about mended Discovery fhe Mrs. Michael 8 Business Mesa’s Lunch for 30 froan by the best physicians. the facilitates the city, looking for the missing. In Curtain, Plainfield, 111., p. m.—Barometer, 29.793, thermome- cents, strengthens stomach, r takes most cases turned but at a the statement that she caught cold, ter, 78.0; dew point, flow of digestive juices, gives edge to the they up, late 58; humidity, 50; 1'i to 2 o’clock. E. hour a dozen or more £were unaccounted v ■hioh settled on her lungs; she was wind, N; velocity 10; weather, FERRETT, Agent,S appetite, makes digestion and assimilation cloudy. MOW for. t 'eated for a month her family physi- 373 I'JiABL ST., YORK. perfect, invigorates the liver and purifies by Mean daily thermometer, 84; maximum, was the most 0 ian, but worse. Ho told her she jnel.W&Sat.tfiirm and enriches the blood. It is the The disaster terrible that grew thermometer, 92; minimum great a 'as a victim of and thermometer', blood-maker and flesh-builder. It is the ever occurred in Salem bay. hopeless consumption 76 0; maximum velooity of wind, 15 lat no medicine could her. Her W; great blood-purifier. It makes the cure 6otal precipitation, .0. eye --—. ci Ur. New Uis- brighter, the skin the breath sweet- ruggist suggested King’s clearer, c er ivory far she bought a and the step more elastic. It imparts Consumption; ELMER Pe-ni-iia Far both WAGES TO BE ottle and to her delight found herself Dysentery. mental and bodily activity. It cures RAISED. Weather Observation. WOODBURY, all enelitod from iirst dose. She continued diseases resulting from impurities in Tacoma, Wash., which is the July 4.—It is an- i is use, and after six bottles, The agricultural weather Dysentery, blood. Found at all medicine stores. aounoed here that tne taking department salarius of all en- f )und liorrelf sound and now does HOTEL AND RESTAURANT “I was a well, bureau for taken at so common, complete wreck; appetite gone, nerv- zineers land liremon on the yesterday, July 4, COMPANY, especially ous Northern h er own housework and is as well as she system impaired; could not sleep; and was so are to be 8 meridian the weak Pacific advanced 15 cent e rer was. p. m., time, observa- a in hot weather, yields that I could not stand on feet ten per Freo trial bottles of this Croat Prepared by & my commencing this month. It tion for each |i |Ts4:-'' and E minutes,” writes Miss Ella Bartley, of No. is also an- I liscovery at H. P. S. Coold’s Urug Store, seotion being given in this J i- V\\ f fiw? peculiar as if to Pe- South 213^2 □ounced that M deRcate by magic Grant Ave.. Columbus, Ohio. “I conductors are to receive an 1 bottles 50 g \ \\ process n^rs’ specialty. 1prices The Daily is delivered every morning by mander a prisoner in the hands of the Sent to Gen. Shatter and °co^?x2i£; Ry-A Hi Monument Square. Telephone 504-3. Dispatches th® the limits Municipal Security Co. 4>2s r0ck*’ (lackle anU ba,t furnisbed free b>' A- r- Morrill carrier anywhere within city and at Americans. The details of their destruc- n charge of the grouiidsj1811*118 of Ihire Bird Woodfordi without extra charge. tion are somewhat meagre, but it appears City Duluth, Minn., Gold 4Ks Tropical Collection and other Park attractions. His Men. ®® as °ne ol the most Daily (not in advance), invariably at the that that Standish Water and Con- „ JP 5 picturesque sea shore Parks on the Maine Coast Cervern, believing Santiago by a ride across the barbor rate of S7 a year. struction First 5s he^shoresofCasro B»v'°UT7n?f?iii25Ie9 doUShl/aVTOlley and along was destined to fall Into tho bands of Mortgage views, including historic Fort Preble and Portland Maine State Raoaiftlu? »hCi ■■'*—<>■ ■■»•■■. nni... Ay ■ ■ iC' PORTLAND, MAINE, The first installment’of pany’s W. H. Jewett 604 * Gen. Merritt’s fire a Bhort time has been and 4s, For 24 hours the has A. 560 since, thoroughly repaired refitted which has meroury averaged X, I4bbv. by pf army reached Manila, consists F. A. Jelllson, 935 Congres street Dae 1913. E6 degrees, In this city; no causualties April, Incorporated 1824. of about 2500 men, not a but Chas Ashton,, U81A Congress street and we have moved in and arc now for business ifi all te large force, ready AND B. L, Donnell 135 Congress street Price and Particulars on CAPITAL SURPLUS sufficient to ensure order in reported. Application MASON & probably C. Frederlokson. 16 India street branohes of f MERRILL, Manila if that city falls into our bands. A. Stubbs, corner Federal and Temple Sts. MEN 87 India iViiat Admiral CHEERED. J. J. Beardworth. street 98 Exchange Street. Dewey’s programme will r. H. Erskinv. 48 Middle street be, whether he will demand the immedi- Washington, July 4.—The war depart- L. D. J. Perkins. 2 Exchange street VERMILYE & COMPANY, june30d2w__ 8. P. Dennis, 419 Commercial street ate surrender of the and enforce the ment has posted the following from Gen. city c. 8. Cole, Cor. Bovd and Oxford street ““INSURANCE. 27 State St., Boston. ONE MILLION demand by bombardment if it is refused, Shafter: J. W. Peterson, 177 Middle street jly 5-0-7 W. 1.. Crane, 76 Exchafige street and for the $200,000 or will wait for the arrival of more Playa, 9.30 a. m., July With every facility appliance and accurate troops, 4.—Headquar- Westman & West 93 and 95 Commercial prompt ters of the — R remains to be seen. army corps near Santiago. Join H. Allen. 881 That Admiral Vj Congress street a First Consolidated 5 Per When the news of the disaster to the 646 of business for continuance of your Mortgage DOLLARS. Denuet & Co, Congross street. dispatch hope Dewey’s action will be what is wisest w^ valued I Spanish fleet reached the front which G. J. Hodgson, 96Vi Portland street. Cent. 20 Year Gold Bonds and mogt discreet under the circumstan- was during the Irnce, tho regimental T. M. Glendonlng, Long Iiland. patronage. 1 Interest Fniel noc nnVmrlw nrill /InnUf mKn 1-1 r> n V,-.-3 band that had managed "to Ir apt. F. L Brackett Peaks Island. -OF THE- on T If ll.nw.nM 111 C /Tnwna... -a_a its instruments on the line played “The his course sines he attacked and sunk J. H. Whitman & 8on, 422 Congress street TIME : Star Spangled Banner,’’ and “There'll H. M. 68 Pine street. JOLIET RAILROAD COMPANY. BEPOSITS. the fleet in the of Butler, Spanish bay Cavite. be a Hot Time in the Old Town tonight.” J. H. Vickery, 221 Spring street. THEE. C. JONES INSURANCE AGENCY. I from one end Men cheeriDg of the line H. D. McKenzie, cor. Spring and Clark and TRUST TRUSTEE- Draft, drawn on National Provincial to the other. Officers and men without Capt. Long. 48 Portland Pier. E. C. JONES, Agent Manager. PORTLAND COMPANY, Bank of England, London, in large or The sole purpose for which the expedi- even shelter tents have been soaking for G. W. Hunt. 8 Custom House Whan, ■mall amonnta, for asle at current rates. tion to John Cox. 28 Monument P. I. JONES, Assistant ,i Santiago was originally organized five days in the afternoon but all square. Manager, of freedom anxi Price Par and to Current Account, received on favorable rains, J. F. Hutchinson. 12 Kim street mind, from Interest, Subject term*. was the capture of Admiral | Cervera’s are M. Clerk. happy. Peter Thiins. Forest Avenue. J. BISHOP, Policy S are not Advance or Sale. ety, usually counted Correspondence tellolted .from Individ. 6hips which could not be our (Signed) news in [attained by Also at the stands the Falmouth. G. AY. WARREN, Accident Clerk, Corpo-atidn*, Banks and other. Shatter. and United as purchasable possessions, yet, fleet owing to extreme danger that would Preble, Congress Square States ho- Sals,esiring to open accounts, as well as from aud Grand Trunk and Union T. M. McCLEARN, 8 Bond3 dated April 30,1898, due In 20 years tels, Depots. It Stenographer. to a material extent, these de- those wishing to transact Bunking besi. attend the sending of our ships into the can also be obtained ot Chivholm without option. Interest B per cent, per annum, Bros., Agents nass of anj description thrdngh this on trains oi the Maine sirable conditions are May 1st and November 1st; principal due harbor, which was full ofgmines and pro- SAMPSON MADE COMMODORE. all Central, Grand Trunk acquired Jlay Bank. Portland & Rochester railroads aud oi — 1st, 1918. Principal and Interest payable lu men whose lives are well tected by strong land fortifications. Santi- Washington, July 4.—The President to- Sndgems on any of the Boston Trains. by United States gold coin. The total authorized mortgage Is 8500.000. 3TEPHEN R. Sft!AIL President ago itself was not looked ,on as a day sent the following nominations to the The Pbf.bs can also Delound at the insured. 9 point following 3i which f/o,uoo nas neen reserved 10 our Senate: Auburn—G.H.HaakelL 1 of great its to take an amount of 6 KARSHALL R. GuDING* Cashier. any strategio value, though F. $ A of lands, up equal percent. fetTdtt Navy—Commodore Frederick Y. Mo- Augusta—J. Pierce, Policy 3onds, due iu has would furnish our 0. Shaw. 1904. $100,000 additional possession ships with Nair, to be rear admiral; T. Bath—John '■ Capt. Wm, Falls ,N. H.—C. 3, Clark, ilso been reserved for future improvements. Of a valuable harbor of to be Berlin refuge in the Sampson, commodore; Commander Biddeford—A. M. Burnham. Die... she balance ($325,000) $125,000 has been sold Franois to Lieut, § [o private parties, the above sudden tornadoes which are liable to oc- W.Dlnkins, be captain; Brldgton—A. W. Ingalls. leaving $200,000 (junior grade) H. A. to be lieu- P. Shaw. low offered on the market. cur on Field, Brunswick—F. I Insurance the coast of Cuba at this time oi •——-- The a of tenant; Ensign Albert L. to be D. Glynn. «k capital stock is $500,000, majority Norton, Bangor—J. which is owned Portland There year. If we should withdraw our army Commander William Bootnbay Harbor—0. F. Ivennl3oa be by capitalists. lieutenant; Lleyt. L. Frink. might is no floating debt. The road has a franchise now all would have been S. Cowles, to be commander. Brownfield—E. [or accomplished Elizabeth—Dyer & Jose. termed the fifty years. Cape 19 UNITED The President of the Joliet Railroad Co. which was originally intended. But the .i F. Marrmer. white Dt Weston F. Milliken. Treasurer P. Cox, of the has YOUNG CELEBRATORS KILLED. Cumberland Mills—H. G. Start fli Henry purpose expedition broadened Camden—Fred Lewis. mil Secretary Edward Woodman—all of Port* since it was begun, till it covers the Chicago, July 4.—Premature Fourth J. H. Gould. and. capt- Joliet is a of which, with of July celebrations caused three deaths Garnish—L.B. Knight. city 40,000 people, ure or destruction of Linares's as ^ a of 6.000. anti army in Deermg—N. J. Scanlon, of 'Grutc Lockpo.it, having population Chicago yesterday. Hattie Wyers, 1 is one flag which is reached this road, of the most well as Cervera’s Not must A. by ships. only seven was Deerilng Center—A. McCone, T shot with years old, accidentally Damariscotta—M. H. Gamage. prosperous cities of Illinois. It has large ntanu- Santiago be occupied, but the retreat oi a by her cousin ; Oneida lacturing interests, and the pistol Redfield, Fairfield—E. H. Evans. which a man’s from growth, although six was protects family 1 lias been the Spanish army must be cut off or out years old, burned to death, her Farmington—H. P. While A Cm jteadv, very rapid. clothes catching fire while around W. Mitchell. all advances of adversity. It is the The length of track is over 21 miles, making success will not be complete. playing Freeport—A. fa | the bonded debt less than mile, a bonfire, and James aged FrreDurg—A. C. Frye. $20,000 per Walsh, 33, Whitmore. $ one investment that never deserts or rills compares most favorably with the Portland received a fatal charge in his from Fryeburg-J. T. groin Bros. Street Railroad, and its physical condition is WAR a Gardiner—Bussell (b LOAN. The destruction of Admiral Cervera’s brass cannon which he was depreciates. irst-class iu preparing Green’s Landing—S. W. Fifleld. § every respect. for the celebration. The Portland Tiusi fleet greatly simplifies the situation foi Gorham—L. J. Lermond. ^ 9 All the best, most modern, thor- Company bought this •• N. H.—3. M. LeavittA Son. ssue of bonds after a most careful investigation, Gen. Shelter. There can be no doubt that of Life as an Gore—F. E. liussell. oughly reliable plans Insurance employing expert Mr. E. A. Newman, the RAMPOLLA’S and Treasurer of the Portland a considerable part of his losses in the DECEPTION. Kenuebunk—J. H. Otis. Manager Street $200,000,000 are written the Miller. by $ Railroad, who visited Joliet for three days, and of and Keunebunkport—C. E. iji battles Friday Saturday was Paris, July 4.—The Journal says the Newman. whose lull report is on Ille at our office for in- mental Livermore Falls—G. caused by the deadly Are which these condition of the Pope Is exag- Lewiston—Chandler A Wlnshlm ipectlou. The Secretary of the Trust Com- gerated, but adds: H. Marston. >any also made a person? 1 examination of in him from the har Long Island—S. ships poured upon “It Is true his mind is His Limerick—8. A. C. Grant. Hnion mutual Ofe he bocks and plant in Joliet. failing, f The gross are where out of reach of oui Holiness has H. Foster. f andnetearnlngs rapidly increas- bor, they lay been greatly deceived by Lisbon—C. Cardinal Mechanic Falls—Morrill & Denning. ng (the current net earnings being about 30 per war ships.;. Certainly this fleet was one Rampolla’s attitude in the war. :ent. over those of so that the road While the No. Deering—A.C. Noyes. 1897), is This company receives subscriptions Pope was doing his utmost to Tusurauce low earning net upwards of The 9f the most important of .[the defences NortU Stratforu, NH.—J. C. Huohtlngi £o., $40,000a year. for the States new :i cent prevent war, Cardinal was | merest are or about one-half United per Rampoila In- Sto e charges $20,750, referred to Norway—F.P. | to which ho io his oi to •• >f Bonds in all denominations suit in- despatch triguing nullify the negotiations. The A. O. NovosCo. fa PORTLAND, ME. the net earnings. The future promises net Sunday as too strong to be carried Ijj Pope eventually learned the truth and be- N. Conway—C. H. Whittaker. | >amJngs of $50,o00 to $60,000 per annum, vestors, in accordance with Circular of came so and & vhich will enhance still more the of his angry excited that the inci- Old Orchard—Fogg Libby. ™ FRED E. margin the Treasury Department, and will de- storm by forces. [He.[has now tc L. Preble. RICHARDS, PRESIDENT. iccurity above interest charges. dent permanently affected his brain Kienmond—A. rj? (U liver tlio Bonds to subscribers froo of the in front oi Falls—F\ J. Bolfe. ARTHUR L. FurtUer Information, together with our attor- meet only Spanish troops Since then he has had no Rumford (ft BATE8, VICE PRE3IDENT. communication & Carr. ^ ley’s opinion, furnished on application. and no will bs tc with Cardinal Rockland—Duun charge. him, longer exposed Rampoila." A. J. Huston. m Thousands of Maine people possess Millions of Union ^ the galling Are fromjjthe'modern rapu Sanford—Trafton Bros. '(k Mutual Insurance, s! & Buell. of the fleet. The in the sit- Skowhegan—Blxbv —i guns change South Portland—J. F. Mernmam HBRH MERCANTILE TRl'ST CO., uation brought about by the removal oi FI. Bicker A son. P0HTU8D TRUST COMPANY. m HOT WEATHER Windham—J. W. Bead. this fleet showed itself in Shaf Louth First National Bank I u’l quickly South Paris—A. D. Sturtevant. li-'-.r, CITY OF PORTLAND. The following dentists of this city will close view of the situation. Bis South Paris—F. A. Shurtlell. \w:?, ror.iTAM>, i. to!;: ter’s heir ofliees at i o’clock from 1st kitclien and bouse outb Waterboro—G. C. Downs, Saturdays .inly to and he keep o September 1st. trust gavo place confidence, B. Kendricks & City Marshal’s f aoo—H. Co. Office, June 27th, isos. r. L. Chase. Clias. demanded the surrender free from steam E. L. Preble. < j T. Stevens. promptly of the and JYWNEKS and drivers of hackney carriages i '. M. Talbot. F. M. South Bristol—N. W. 'f Ciiipman. I WW'.awis 5». u' n rr..- on of bombardment. He Gamagm are hereby directe I to present their loams 1 Xeo. E. Dow, O. N. l’jerce city pain maj odor Oiattnent is n mh-c c by washing clothes Thomaston—E. Walsh. this office TUESDAY, 5tli, 1898 for J. W. :o July Fellows, Herbert A. Merrill. ■ reinforcements before Vinol Haven—A. B. VinaL 1 i rFlUKS*. 1: r.i-s -i a need making an -ectioh anil to receive their liscenee and m- X. A. Kelley. S. XI. Xlilborn. with tumors. St ••ns Waldoboro—Geo. Bliss. ■ to tbe bul EELS-NAPTHA spc. ,'.on cards for the year beginning July 5 red Howland. D. S. Kobcrts. KcHnjj. attempt carry city by storm, Watervillo—W. D. G1VI3S BKUEK. &C<-. 8palding. 189S. A failure to comply with this notice will D. Coleman. no and cold ar.U At evidently he longer contemplates fall- soap water. Westbrook—W, B. Bootbby. “iiii—cr. the llcliliijuevt to a penalty. iV. B. Morrill. 553. Drujrj***!.?. A Wyman. ’’ *-:YT for Woodforas—Ctfktitaan vestku. (’ity Marshal. dauris F. Rrnotrs. Carlton Xvimbalk or sale .T. E. ing back to wait them. Of Grooers, i'ELS & CO.. Pmr.A Vjmnoulhvllti»-.4 .1 R. Michtftll. by Oonid & Co. IV, .Fit Captan Oliver, Lieut. Gault; Co. No. tain, 30 nten; Buth to company, No.5, Rath, the standard of excellence which AT THE WEST END HOTEL. law, the resulting consequences of which MISCELLANEOUS. 4, Captain Cantlie, Lieut. Armstrong; H. P. Johnson, captain, 26 men; Saco markod tho preceding divisions. Mr. were then little imagined. No such charter Co. No. 5, Captain Evans, Lieut. Al- After the procession was dismissed the j« lit DEPIfiN DEU UPON. Co. No. company, No. £4, John W. Sweet- Georgo O. Hawkes was in can now be granted; for in that, in order to lan; 6, Captuin Ibbettson, Saco, command, and marshals, aides, officers of the various Lieut. Fobes. Bandmaster Cooke, sir, captain, £4 men; Auburn company, tho baud marched secure the confidence of investors, provision Presumpscot at the commands, and all Because It Is the Experleuca of a Portland city government took was should never bo Drummers Sergeant, Rosser, Pipe No. 3, Auburn, E. M. cap- head. made that the charter Chamberlain, cars for the West Citizen and Major Mauson and Drum Major Boyd. electric End hotel where or save tlie consent of Heartily Be Investigated. tiin, £4 men; Myrtle No. 10, Behind the changed repealed, by * company, commanding officer rode comfortable lunch was Battalion School Major C a servod, there be- the corporation. High Cadets,, Kcnnebuuk, George E. Lynch,captain, SO ten young men on black advertis- D. with T. W. horses, no Measures we re at once taken to obtain were an utter Boyd, commanding men. ing speeches. Suppose you stranger iu ing the Foster, Co. store. The Webber, adjutant. Co. A., Captain Avery subscriptions to the capital stock to the a Tho Veteran large city and had completely lost your Watson, Lieut. 20 cadets. Co. Firemen of Portand, made men wore blue coats and white amount to the Jones, military GRAND TRUNK ANNIVERSARY. ot §1,0 00,000—a prerequisite whose B,, Captain Liouts. Truo and a good and ex- way, guidance could you Fogg, showing were headed by duck trousers, and on the horses were organization of the company; these meas- place Watson, 85 cadets. Co. C, Captain Chief Exorcises on Eastern Promenado Yester- the most confidence a Engineer Andrew J. Cummings. white blankets, trimmed ures were so successful that the company in, stranger’s, lost lost Notable Fourth of Celebra- Smart, Lleuts. Harris and 35 with yellow, Guptill, like or a July The veterans were escorted tho Maine the name day Afternoon. was fully organized on September 23, 1845. yourself resident’s born and cadets. by bearing and business of the State Fife and Drum corps of Portland, firm. Half But in the meantime, those having charge bred in tlie city? When a ship reaclios Crew of 04 from Enter- past two o’clock was the time for Training Ship H. C. York, and 10 of the enterprise had nit been idle; an- the of a B prise,Cadet Officer Quinn, commanding. lender, men. Nest in order was the display of C. W. beginning the exercises connected with ofiiug strange port, whoso baud tion in other, and more caret had been Portland’s Co. The Veteran Firemen ill, survey History. l. Cadet Officer Davis, Co. 2, Ca- made a good ap- Lombard, the fish dealer, who had two the celebration of the 50th directs the tiller and brings her safe to d anniversary completed in the summer. The first t Officer Lamont. Co, 3, Cadet Offi- and turned out 00 early pearance men. decorated carriages and three delive-y of the to travel of the Grand her moorings? A or a cer Stephens. Co, 4, Cadet Officer J. opening survey had been mad o by the way of Dix- trusty pilot’s Following the veterans in carriages wagons in line. Trunk 1. Grady; Sergeants Pratt, Sk inkle, railroad. It was after three iield Notch; but on that route, a tunnel of greenhorn’s? Whoso opinions, experi- Parker were President James W. ex- A and W. Grady. Plaisted, wagon load of Lovell Diamond bi- when Mayor Randall, led Gov. Powers about one-third of a mile long would be ence and statements can the leader de- Thomas Con Daniel ar- and even be Scots of At 10.15 a Captain nor, Goodhue, cycles came next. Tho wheels were and the other of the necessary then there would Royal Canada Assist In o’clook bugle oall to “Atten- guests city upon the pend upon more, those published from Pear- was tion” was James Parker, Chaplain Rev. S.F. ranged in the of a and the platform on the many very heavy grades. Another line sounded by Lester Donahue, shape pyramid Eastern promenade. bona fide Portland citizens, or those John G. Wrn. H. Roberts. surveyed, which though fifteen miles and the was son, Liscomb, float was decorated with There was a audience in longer command “Forward” given handsomely large waiting, drafted iu hole and cor- of The old hand James W. Plais- than the other, was of much easier con- originally every Festivities by the chief and the column engine, bunting and flags. which was entertained the American; Day, marshal, by struction and more favorable grades, and ner of the Union, except onr own Port- tsd, owned the veteran was On a that turned from Chestnut to street by liremen, dray constructed for purpose, Cadet band for of an hour. Congress three-quarters moreover passed through a much more pro- land and its suburbs? Xioad this Wood- driven by Mr. A. S. Fickett. and drawn the It headed by Marshal with by ten heavy horses, prim- was some little time after three ductive still the estimated cost was City Sylvester country; ford’s caso. tho engine was a car- itive Policemen Henderson and Quinn on Following barge locomotive Lion was given a ride o’clock when Prof. Julus Ward led his about a quarter of million of dollars greater Mr. Alex. of rying disabled veteran liremen. over a route. Tho Lion did than the made the Drinnan, 10 Woodfords sither side, all of whom ware mounted, part of the chours In singing the “Angel of Peace” estimate by engineer in Scene of at Least The American Mechanics wore to par- for on the lumber route his former report; the sequel proved that street, iu our suburb, Woodfords, City Temporary and followed by a platoon of nine police duty many years which started the 'programme. Then says: ticipate in this but to the the actual cost was much greater than “I have absolute couiidence in officers in charge of H. P. Smith. division, owing from Maoliias to Whitneyville, and it is Mayor Randall took ohargo and intro- Doan’s none arrival of some of tho out of town either. Pills. If I The American Cadet band of 25 pieces the oldest locomotive in the country out- duced the Rev. Dr. A. H. Wright of the Kidney expressed myself as I Alliance. It is proper to note here some indirect re- Anglo-Saxon under the companies, did not parade as they did side of tho museums. St. Lawrence feel it would savor of no It’s leadership of C. L. Higgins, congregational church who sults of tlie of the enter- flattery. not wish to unless had inauguration great struck a participate they The Grand Trunk railroad had an at- offered It a not wliat I suffered that interests up lively military inarch by prayer. was prayer proper prise. At the same session ot the legisla- others full ranks. The Knights of Pythias aro tractive made of three to the Apelles and the parade took up its inarch. display, up paint- day and the occasion. Dr. Wright ture charters were granted for a railroad afflicted with kidney complaint. It’s deserving of mention for the handsome ed the When the last seotion of this division had floats, representing growth of that expressed thankfulness for the success of from a junction at Danville, via Lewiston what to do to get rid of it I had it for Forenoon’s Parade With Soldiers reached appearance they made and for their sold- business in Portland. the and to and for anothei and Congress etreet, the scene was company’s grain great enterprise which was being Wintlirop Waterville, two years. The pain in my back was indeed an ierly bearing in line of march. On tho canvas sides of the first float from Waterville to Bangor; the former was inspiring and brilliant one. celebrated, and for the good which had terrible. Whenever I it doubled Sailors and built so that on December stooped School Children in 1 he and THE SCHOOL DIVISION. were scenes the old method been speedily 3, 1840, quiet subdued uniforms of the illustrating wrought through it. Ho remem- me The it was for business to a up. least exertion or movement United States of 43 years The old bered with fervor opened Waterville; — troops mingling with the One of tho most attractive of the di- shipping grain ago. tho nation’s soldiers in Floats Most few later the latter was fc of the body caused a strain on the loins Interesting; Grand of St. John was drawn years completed, gorgeous scarlet of the Royal Soots, nnd visions of the was the line of frigate Pathfinder Cuba and their friends at home, and be long parade At the same time, the construction of the brought on excruciating torture and de- the at the Grand Trunk and a thanked God Trunk Exercises ©a regulation navy blue of the sailor barges in which were the children from up wharf, by from full heart for the vie Kennebec and Portland railroad, chartered Anniversary 3MUO iuj caul is IU KJUKJIZK. ILt lb SlUlig with the slow and laborious was torv which vesterdav’s dnsnntnhps t-o. boys whito trousors and spotless the schools. The happy faces of the process grain in 1836, was commenced, troxn tiie junction right to me. I must have used a dozen Eastern Promenade—Faelit and float belts of the High School Cadets,, afforded VAiintf ridora lrinl.-od Columbia was im- C Hutchins, plumbing display. early Kinsley and support which will dominate the first, and second parts respectively, the Home eventually same accommodations and the same GUN CLUB lng and that wag a good thing for manj O’Brion were first, Black and O’Brien losition in the square. Here the parade personated by Mabel Wells. Other white dairy, F. K. Lovejoy, North the world. privi- SHOOT. leges at the same rates and charges, without thus their Lee and McGee vas reviewed by Gov. officers Deering, two wagons. as At the club shoot on their on people escaped seeing parade second, third. Time, Powers, clad girls represented the angels and And today front every part of this any distinction and discrimination what- regular grounds There may have been a time when tfn 11.13. aluting and men presenting arms as Cubans who figured in the tableaux. S. A. Maddox, two grocery wagons and great nation prayers ate offered for the ever.” Ocean street of the Portland Gun Club yester- threo oil and the health of the President of day the following scores were made: fantastic parade was justified by a dis hey passed by, while the pipers played The float which bore on its side the delivery wagons. safety This “convention” was ratified immediate- THIS PROCESSlOX. the nost Holivau <53 Republic and for the success of our the Boards of CLUB SCORE—REGULAR. play of wit and skill in getti ng up tin effectively “Yankee Doodle” to the name familiar to American, was Parker, two attractive dis- ly afterwards by respective There was hut one every and so do we opinion heard in army navy, also join with were Coleman, 23 17 costumes and exhibits. hor ;reat delight of the crowd. Slled of the Shailor and plays of galvanized iron work. Directors and active measures immedi- Yesterday’s to the by pupils school, you in live Victoria. God Mayberry. 1j _o regard procession. It was one of When Chief Forest Ozl praying “Long ately inaugurated for commencing the work rible processlcn did not answer that des Marshal Sanborn reached they made t ho Dewey barge one of the City company, two delivery save the Adams, ill 2t the best Portland has very seen whether Queen.” of construction. Dartou, 15 is consisted of a donument he and his cription. It long line 0: square aides most attractive in the line. Dewey was wagons. Wo have with us today a distinguished Rich, 21 23 uuu X' d*Lti ui yjx VU.1J UL UbUGi’ Li 1HG. As the line finally located, passed through young men an! boys disguised in varioui topped in front of the monument and and he J. IS. Gould & Co., paints and oils. citizen of Portland, who'is probably bet- Gray, 17 IS represented by George Dennison, the states of New and — The different divisions were made up of ter Haiiijishire Vermont, Neal, 21 iui ua which ieu ho Connecticut and Jerunio & lumber. acquainted with the railroad ways, car b/iurc oi eemj. Volunteers detach* was in distinguished company, the first ltumory Co., history it became to obb“n the most attractive material. Even the mar- of our state than necessary legislative Matches for Oriental medal at 25 birds, five ; nont of sailors any other man within funny, and at least ona of which was of from the Montnuk swung John Tx'ofethen, flour and grain. sanction of those states, tuur were shals and while their President, George Washington, having her a whom we all people expert, five pair doubles and ten unknown aides, tricolored j nto line. The borders, gentleman such a character that it should not have Royal Scots moved on, on the scene. Tho riders told i C. M. Nelson, contractor, miniature met in a friendly and liberal spirit. Both sashes reminded one of the appeared delight to honor. I now have the angles: days of the , pleas- been permitted. The favorite costume eemviug a fcifci ul-J 1ruin Ulu commands the PRESS that the house. ure of to legislatures in effect gave to the Maine cor- 17 18 French of terror when reporter great George introducing you, as orator of Adams, reign Robespierre , Irawn in line and three tiie to build, maintain and Neal, is — was a rugged dress and the populai up continued their as a matter of was not but Troy laundry, decorated wagons tlie day, non. Josian H. Drummond. poration right and Danton were at the head of fact, there, 17 — affairs, , operate its railroads in those states—a con- Mayberry. method of transportation was a narch by the reviewing point established was Miss Essie Denni'Oa. containing ladies and young men. The address of Mr. Drummond occu- 21 20 decrepil were represented by Rich, yet and added — they picturesque ] the chief marshal. P. H. throe cession not often granted. 2 20 horse. Some of the riders rode on 'oicy >y They were followed Lieut. H obson was v Iso there in t he Randall, wagons, coal and pied twenty-five minutes. He succeeded Gray, much to the effect. The The were made general streets j the other wood. preliminary arrangements cles, among them being one or more o< >y organizations, who after person or cus ana Betsey boss, in holding the attention of his audience were crammed to repletion, sidewalks and Jtseaimon, so that on the fourth day of July, 1S16, the PATRIOTIC PEAKS. the old wheels. It is ths laying a parting salute to the marshal Williams two which was no means un high treating who made tho first American flag was Manufacturing company, throughout, by constructi >n of othe railroad was windows along the line of march were a formally Peaks island was aglow last evening show to no more md his aids to their elaborate of lire u u>ia iu a ui kindly say about it. repaired various impersonated Addie displays mantels, places, V auu'iaj uuiug commenced. sea of and Connecti- by Gurney. with and a of heads, Royal Scots, endezvous. and finish patriotic fervor, display The which bore the “Gems mirrors lumber. sun. If a tenth of the money spent on That was a great day for Portland. It was oat and in fact all the bodies barge sign fireworks was which out veterans, There were 14 ir. .T Hnpinnn Mr. Rn given brought carriages followed the from Gasco Bay,” was well named for the horrible parade of the early morning ushered in with the ringing of bells and THE BOAT RACES. in the parade were warmly cheered and large gathering. Rockets, wheels, red roops. The first contained Gov. Pow- she of tho island schools wagon loads of plants and llowers. had fceen devoted to this afternoon dem- the Dooming oi cannon, it seemea as 11 an whioh is a representatives in applauded, quite novelty in ( the of the and ot the surround- md blue lights, short most every Ths boat races in the were rs, Adjutant General svhioh it a Flynn, the painter, live wagons, adver- onstration some would have been people city morning the case cf Richards, Mayor contained made pretty picture. things frigid Portland. in country were in the A monster known pyrotechnic device was called among the most pleasing and satisfactory tandail, H. B. M. Vice Consul Keating, The Centre street school represented the tising Winslow & Co., Dow & Pinkham, done mure creditably, but the orator was streets. FIRST procession marched to this hill and under into requisition *lie scene was a events of the The races were over DIVISION. fho second, Cols. A. It. & Ira F. Clark & an umbrella in the day. Mayberry, Glidden, 13 original states, and they did it well, Wright Co., Co., partially protected by one. an immense cai^as six thousand peoi>le brilliant a half mile course and the course A ittlo before ten o’clock Chief Marshal L’hompsou, of the Governor’s and over their Leavitt & Co., & Small and hands of a c’tizen. turn, staff, 13 young girls with garlands Bradley charitably disposed gathered. Among them was the Governor L. with a A. U. S. A. others. Mr. DIED IN KOXBUKY. beng from the Cumberland boat house at Leroy Sanborn, pennant bearer Roydron, Tho third, Mayor shoulders on which were tho names of Drummond spoke as follows: of the state; and Montreal sent four of her on one side and a 1 doulton of Mr. Ladies ami State street wharf to buoys off Custom bugler on the other, Beering, Cols. Prindablc and ;he states, riding in the l;oat shaped float. Moulton, Gurney heaters and plumbers’ Mayor, Gentlemen:—Fifty distinguished sons to represent her. Accord- Mrs. Jennie S Bosworth, wife of D. took on 1 Saton of years ago this no P. Bosworth of and House wharf. The races were under the position Chestnut street noar the Governor’s staff. Tho were Annie as supplies. morning, passenger car, ing to the newspaper accounts,it was doubt- Roxbnry, Mass., They Doherty Pennsyl- ■lancrhtnr nf Rftrfth K filiow of Parla. for public use, had ever left Portland for of tl«e direction of Florence F. Driscoll, the Congress, surrounded by the following 1 ourth, Capt. Iverson, Prof. Hill, Dr. Emma Crouan- C. Garbarlno & Co., ice cream wagon. ful whether the Governor state, or vania,Kate Rioh,Georgia: the North or East. Not one foot of the ton street, died in Roxb iry, yesterday. committee for members of bis staff. i ianderson and Prof. M. C. great the of the company had the honor the city government, with Burton cf the U. is, Massachusetts; Hannah Regan, Now Hutchinson, plumber. president systems of our present Maine railroads east the first shovelful of earth or the old time Chief of Staff—Mr. E. C. 1 !. The Bruns & of throwing boatmen, Thomas J. Milliken. Enterprise. fifth, Lt. South Johnson, coal and wood. of MARRIAGE^ Potter, Jersey; Mary Murphy, Carolina; Portland,had then been fully completed. “whether the Yankees or the British took O’Neill, referee, and James Aides—P. N. Mayberry, T. II. Johnson, < Ihief Engineer Spangler and Dr. Smith Con Gertrude Con- Hut when Conweil, Mary well, Delaware; THE FIFTH DIVISION. evening came, hundreds of our hold in more lively style;” but it is certain starter. H. M. Castner, E. G. John T. c f the U. S. S. Montauk. Connoa had been drawn In this city. July 2, by Rev. J. J. Wilson, Wil- Gerrish, The sixth, Rhode Island; Lena Conley, people by the locomotive a wheeled out the first bar- ey, that Canadian liam G. Day and Miss Bertha Durgin of Portland. There was a crowd of John J. E. H. < Jollector The fifth division was of the towards the interior of the on large people on all Pagan, Lynch, Foster, Doering, Postmaster Swett, :icut; Helen Johnson, North Carolina; composed state. For row load of earth. In Gorham, July 4.by Rev. G. F.Cobb. Joseph o£ the that Harrison and Miss Viola both of Gor- the wharves and several vessels in the Lieut. Fiavel A. Chaplin, W. H. Hatch, 1 Ion. George P. Reeve of the Grand Lillian Annie fire department city under the day, July 4, 1848, the Atlantic and St. I would gladly linger over this joyous W. Clark, Conley, Virginia; May ham. harbor were T. A. L. p. John commander of Chief with As- Lawrence railroad was opened for tributes to the fairly loaded down with peo- Burke, Huston, George E. ,'runk; J. Gerrieh, Hon. S. J. Flaherty, Maryland; Eva Brown, Now Kldridge, public scene, and pay personal In Bath. June 29. John F. and Miss travel from Briry sistant Portland to and brave men who in ple who cheered lustily as tho contestants Hawkes, J. W. Conncllan, N. M. Mar- < ’hadbourne, railroad commissioners. In Efainpshire; Nellie New York. Engineers Long, Hatch, Hcdgton, Yarmouth; noble and participated Nellie Campbell. Leonard, while it was not then In June Jonathan E. Marshall as fully completed, its it. we not that gome son of Port- Ellsworth, 28, passed them. The are the shall, G. Fred Murch, J. H. Pierce, F. t he were J. W. It was indeed a of Hammett aides. The department ap. May hope following following carriages Loud, glimpse Fairyland has and Miss Grace Pizzell. operation ever since been continued. land, will ere long perform the duty too different evoste. K. Daw, A. L. Hunscom, A. M. Sawyer, i he Fourth of committee, Chairman from the Butler paratus followed spick and span in the In Belfast. June 26. Capt. John W. Ryder and July •epresonted by girls That this event marked an era of us a full blaze of the and the important long neglected, giving history Mary E. McLellan. Single Scull Novice—Tho contestants W F. Phinney, T. H. Cram. 1 ramson, Barker, Aldermen school, A of fairies sat around sunlight horses in Secretary group the historry of our city and state, and of ol the inception and completion of this Were J. P. W. II. this time crowds had lined the ad- 1 and arching their necks. The Feeney, Donohue, B. By founds, Merrill,"Treasurer HusIod, Eheir queen in a forest glade. Cleo proudly ap- the Dominion of Canada, goes without say- and link with it the names grand enterprise OEA1 HS. James A, and the t marched in this order: F. McGuire, Donohue. Feeney joining streets, different mili- Jouncilmen Waldron, Driscoll, Gerrish, L'hurchill was the fairy queen, and her paratus Nos.], ing; and today we know that it also marked of those to whom the world is in debted for and hose an era the in won by about two length, with tary and naval organizations which com- and ex-Councilmen were Laura 2, 3, 4, 5, carriages, hose 0, lad- cf highest importance the his- its so abundant success? Donohue csselyn, Gondy, sompanions Reaves, Ella In 30 of the this city, July 4, Margaret Vilas, aged McGuire the lirst divison wero or 1 and ders Nos. 2, 3, and the chemical. tory world. The work so was second, third, McDonough posed at near Irown, the remaining members of Hendrickson, Jennie Abbott, Edith Lin- 1, Then auspiciously begun vigor- years. The idea of the waters but not fourth. Time. 13.51. their designated rendezvous and were as t he city government The four companies Mabel came the call men, a force of HP, under conneting navigable ously carried on, without the neces- [Notice of funeral hereafter. oln, Grance,Edith Cumber,Emma in this Emetlue w dow of the of the St. Lawrence with the navigable wat- sity of overcoming serious obstacle. From city, July 4, M., Four Oared Working Boat.—McDon- tollows: c f the Portland battalion in the First ifasler and Annie Drinkwater. these officers: late John H. Gauoei t. ers of the Atlantic ocean at some first this railroad was the A. O. point open the very looked upon services at 10 a. in. at No. ough crew, Peterson crew, Toomey crow. Battalion First Connecticut ■* tegiment, now at fort, wero each A bower or flowers was the barge of Eugino 1—Capt. Fcrnakl, Lt. [Funeral Tuesday Volunteers, W. H. Jenks. in the winter, had been conceived years be- by Boston as the means ot diverting busi- 25 Mayo street. Burial at Richmond. This was a the U. S. Co. r a member in one very pretty race, different A., K, Captain Saunders, ^presented by carriage. ;he West rohool. The flower queen was fore. At fust it was believed In this July 4. Harriet E., daughter of Engine 2—Capt. 11. U. Lt. B. quite generally ness, which would otherwise come to itself. city, crews the water Lieuls Waterman and Valentine—75 Hardy, James D. and .Margaret McCormack, aged 3 taking together and THE SECOND Mellio r, and ihe was accompanied H. Eaton. that Portland was not available for the was men. DIVISION. B;.wy pur- Consequent opposition natural, and was months, 14 days. in a bunch for some A. E. on account of the mountainous char- keeping distance, the Co. F, Lieut. Smith The second division jy a roie gulden of girEs. Engine 3—Capt. Knight, Lt. C. pose not withheld; but so little faith did Boston i Notice of.funeral hereafter.] Captain Newton, composed of the H. McDonough crew finally gaining the —75 men. from tho Jackson Kay. acter of the country which must be trav- have in the success of the scheme, that its In this city, July 4, Co email Mulkern, aged lead, c ivic bodies formed on and Fcd- Twenty-nmo girls A. F. 40 Temple Engine 4—Copt. Griffin, Lt. J. ersed. But as the matter was discussed the years. a stroke and school sat float. most frequent weapon was al- pulling long, steady forging Detachment of Sailors from Monitor e si in tho “Maine” They E. Warren. ridicule, ]Notice of funeral hereafter. Mon- ral feats, right resting on our and ahead Congress faith of the people of cit y increased, though the of In July 4. ail the time, until they finally tuuk—30 men, Lieut command- vere attirsd in whita blouses and blue J. B. Lt. M. alleged physical impossibility Deeriuu, BenjaminT. Witham, aged Brown, g treet. This division was headed Engine 0—Capt. Brown, in the 1S44 our ar- f>2 4 months. Junior Lieuts. by year city government constructing a railroad over the mountains years. fouled and lost but still ing, W. H. Clifford, Jr., ikirts uud a L. Kticknoy. ar headway kept handler’s 26 presented fine appearance. for a to ascertain the [Funeral Wednesday afternoon 2.30o’clock, and band, men, P. C. Robin- ranged “reconno.sance between Maine and Canada was in the followed Hurry Bigelow. Engino 7, (water boat)—Capt. C. A. constantly from his late residence. 33 Forest avenue. lead, closely by Toomey’. leader. Tho barges the St. Domi- of a railonul route from this 6 on, representing Goud. practicability kept before the public. I do not mention Iu Pieasantdale, July 3, Nellie, eldest daughter crew until near the stake boat, when Tlio battalion of the lic'e and wero to 1 to connect with a Royal Scots, made Following tho band Cathedral schools finely Hose C. F. Jose, Lt. F. P. city lie Canada line, this in a of oi Mary and John Anderson, aged 15 years, 8 of came the Third C—Capt. today spirit hostility, for those, crow made a and s up six companies with a total and route from to Montreal.” In months. McDonough's spurt iattalion of the First leoorated with white streamers flow- Burnham. the boundary who succeed, can afford to be of about 3t3S men nccom- Regiment of the magnanimous; this afternoon at 2 o'clock strength and Ladder S. J. Goud. the that it was [Funeral (Tuesday) protty turn, gaining about two boa! Jniformed ers and filled with faced little folks 1—Capt. December, engineer reported but to recall to minds the of from the parents’ residence, 17 Atlantic panted by a regimental bund of 37 Hank, Knights of Pythias, bright Ladder J. M. your greatness avenue, followed street 2—Capt. Farnsworth, practicable to construct a railroad as pro- the work which had Pieasantdale. lengths, by Toomey and Peter- pieces with drum corps and bagpipers, ’he several commands of the dso in white. 1 he Chostnut, pri- Lt. W. G. Parker. to be done. K.P.’s were not liable to serious In Scarboro, July 4. Robert Libby, aged 64 eon. On the all under command of Col. It. B. Ib- posed interruption by The ot t! is was to return it was a straight , nder command of mary school rode in the barge on which Ladder 3—Capt. C. E. Lt. A. tendency opposition years, 11 months. 3 days. the Major Charles E. Jordan, the snows of at a estimated "ace tettson, Held, staff and company winter, roughly weaken the faith of the and thus services at 2 o'clock at away anil a protty one until oi J was tho “Remember the Maine.” A. Fuller. public [Funeral Tuesday his Ball, officers as follows: tichurdsou, with H. B. of Port- sign, cost of laie Majors Cameron, Crosby A. D. $2,500,000. make the sale of the stock more difficult reside ce. Scarboro. tho crew lost his tho a Chemical—Capt. Butler. Toomey seat, throwing Carson, Gault and 1 ind Mnutauk was remembered by was In Montpelier, Vt., July 3, Alice Bateman, Bluckiook; Captain aoting adjutant, and J.D. Cochrane barge Thereupon application made for a and the credit of the the rest out of The cull men looked very attractive in impair company. This widow of Dr. \V. R. or Poit- stroke and Meighnn, Adjutant; Surgeon and c f if 1 ttle folks. and so evident were the Johnson, formerly McDonough’s Saco, assistant surgeon. charter; advantages combined with the stringency of the land. crew ahead Mujor, Rollo ( arapbell; Assistant Sur- their neat uniforms, and they marched money got and kept the lead for a to the state, of the proposed that a Interment at t Brown. Co. Portland company, No. P. H. THE TRADES DIVISION. railroad, market, delayed seriously lire progress of Evergreen ometery Wednesday short geon No. 1, Captain Cnmp- 8, Capt. with great and were the forenoon. distance. Toomey’s crew I precision recipi- charter most liberal in its terms, was finally liell, Lieut. Cleghorne; Co. No. 2. Cap- liggins, 21 paen ; Pierpolo company, No. The fourth to the work and increased its cost. But the water division, devoted the ents of a great deal of in Roxbury. Mass.. July 4, Jennie Sophia, got and pulling a steady tain Ross, Lieut. Co. No. 2 applause along granted-without hesitation, and on Febru- long Dodds; 3, 2, C. A. was wife of iJ. 1*. Bosworth, and of Sarah Farmington, Mahoney, cap- varies and business houses, fully -jj. tile rnntr- the Governor ;i daughter ary 10. 1845. his namo to on K «lit.li '*■ and tUw la.n» j Pa^e. ^ Tlimius Shaw of Hus FOlt SALE. BUILD ON YOUR OWN LAND. | IN HARVEST TIME. THE MEANEST MAN. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

--- | REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. Forty woids Inserted under this head A Man Who host a House on His a Neigh- lemember, dearest, how youth’s easy ways Why His Bantam Easily Whipped Great, one week for 25 cents. cash in advance. The of the First bor’s Ground. Lead to one certain goal of dusty death; Big Rooster. Republicans Congres- the wisdom horn of these sional This to be tho moral of the de- .earn, then, brief said District of Maine, are requested to appears “Tho meanest man lever knowed,” SALE—At a moderate price, a good days send to a IJORfamily suitable for clsion of tho supremo court of Minnesota I a “was a chicken delegates convention to be held horse, ladies to drive. In which the joy of life is ouo with breath. sport yesterday, lighter. CLOTHING STANDARD between 1 and 3 in the afternoon in CO. at 050 in tho case of Coloman I chick- City Hall, on Au Apply interesting Bridge- j Now, ain’t saying nothing against Portland, Tuesday, CONGRESS ST,5-1 who was mo love for maun, unfortunate (or negligent) Delay not, pause not, give love, en fighting, for I think it is all right, but just i’d, 189S, at 10 o’clock, a. m., for to Greet a house on what ho And mark the exchange with kisses, lip to lip, a SALE OR TO LET-Briek house, TT8 enough I mean to say that this man wasn't the purpose of a candidate Dest that fierce eagle, time, slay our poor dove nominating FORCongress street. 13 rooms including hath; thought was his own land, but which straight chicken went [or Before it tasto the sweets of fellowship. fighter. Anything Representative in Congress, and tran- hot water, furnace heat; first class condit on; turned out to belong to a neighbor. The with him. All ho wanted to do was to location good place for sacting any other businoss that and unsurpassed; physician lower courts held that ho had abso- may prop- Bicycle Golf Suits for or private family. of JOHN F. PROC- the I have to win. I have knowed to a rooster Inquire having Mi, take the best, all, give, ! him havo come Boys. ho erly before it. TOR, i)3 Exchange street. 4-1 lutely no right or title to the house, ap- And in the taking lenve me richer far, that he couldn’t get no fight with, becauso Hint in love’s constellation we The basis of will be ns pealed to the final tribunal, hut the legal may live tho rooster would whip anything, and I representation We have just closed many lots of very nice stylish up-to-date SALE—In western part of city a sub- The union of a doublo star. follows: Each FORstantial and built three applicable to the case is too plain perfect havo knowed him to thnt rooster city and town will be en- Bicycle and Liolf Suits from some of the best New thoroughly story principle I paint very York brick sized lot and de- one house, sunny exposure, good and too well established to permit any blue so as to a Well, the titled to delegate and for each seven- makers and shall sell them this week at two-thirds of tlieir real stable. the land is ripe to harvest. Lift your eyesl get up scrap. House has best of plumbing and heat- viation from it. The1 court agrees worst votes oak doors and is in excellent supremo The reapers reap in fields of misty gold, thing he ever did I shall remember ty-five cast for the Republican value, ing apparatus, claim order BENJAMIN 511-2 with tho lower courts in denying his file full ears fall, the husbandman is wise. to for throughout. SHAIV, my dying day. candidate 1890, and for a fraction of street.11 or lien tho Exchange either to the house to against Dear heart, ho wise as he, as he—be bold 1 ; “Bill, that was his was with a lot name, forly votes in excess of seventy-live votes, $3.50, 5.00, 6.50 a,nd 8.00 a suit. lot on which it stands for its value. Even —Pall Mall Gazette. of us IJOl! SALE—A nice row 15 feet 4 fellows ono day when we were talk- V a boat, long, without in- an additional delegate. feet 4 inch-s wide and 20 inches never the removal of the structure ing about a that deep; heavyweight gamecock suits were made to has been in the water: a'1 Can be seen not ho Tho District committee will be in ses- (These retail from $G.50 to $12.00 each.) right. jury to tho land would permitted had been beating everything in the pit. at the POliTLAMJ ARTIFICIAL SEWER A Hall at 9 FII E by tho law. JEALOUS PET HORSE. ‘Oh, that rooster ain’t so warm !’ said Bill sion in Reception o’clock, a. m., CO., 81 or 83 Freble street. 1-1 is novel in tho There nothing ruling, in a careless fashion. ‘I’ve got a little game on tho day of the convention to receive WHITE BECK He Was TROESERS, SALE OR KENT—Furnished house and but it shbws that the law will mako no Deeply Offended Because His bantam that will kill him in first of the A■JJOR tho the credentials delegates and to at- entire island called ••Pumpkin Nob,” togeth- caso of one who Mistress Noticed Another. for to and distinction between the round.’ This made the who owned boys (14 19) young men, EXTRA QUALITY, er with 2 row six row j sport tend to such other business as may le boats; minutes’ to Ever- on the land of another green Landing. If not solu be knows ho builds j In a boarding stable in New York there the chicken mad. He and Bill got to gas- the above will ntcessary. rented to a desirable at a reason- and one who honestly but erroneously is a horse whose name is Tatters. He is and until made family very sing passing gags they up able price. BENJAMIN SHAW, 511-1 Ex- claims another’s land. The struc- : Per order, $1.00 o, titlo to the pet of Mrs. D., who owns and drives a fight. Tho sport he said he would bet chauge l-l District street._ turb becomes part of tho land when'erected Min. She always gives him an apple or $500, but Bill he said that $50,0 was too Republican Committee, We never have had such a demand for JOE SALE—A second-hand with shift- or while and the owner of on a F. large BLUE SEstGE SUITS by gentlemen and young surry boing erected, carrot before starting drive and an- small and that he wouldn’t go in for noth- Thos. Staples, I top. built to men as we are having this season stud we offer a large lot just in from our workrooms. tine lug order, will be sold at a low the land gets the house. In some casos this other on the latter less than Very JOHN S. returning, being given ing $1,000. Secretary. for slimmer well at price. RUSSELL, 611 1-2 Congress of the law of real ! wear, made, perfect tilting, the low price of fundamental doctrine after his bridle has been removed, and ho “They fixed up tho scrap, and ono Sun- ».1-1 doubtless involves some hardship, has learned to wait for a us property j jiatlently the day lot of sports met behind an old. PORTLAND POST OFFICE TJOR SALE—Fine little country place at ao- o, a but the equitable principles concerning j lainty until that time. stable. Well, sir, you ougbter havo heard’ $10.00 suLitn Pleasantdale, containing l 1-2 acres with good orchard, shade 9 room cident and mistake cannot be invoked to I On the same floor of the stable is Mr. them fellows laugh when seed Bill’s trees, house, barn they 24x30, 2 minutes’ walk from school, postoflice, afford relief or redress. from B.'s horse Phil. Mrs. D. used Departure frequently rooster. He was a stumpy little bantam, cars; price reasonable. For particulars Real the law would perhaps entail more injus- j to give an apple to Pbil after giving one hardly high enough to touch the other Estate office. First National Bank, FREDER- ICK tice than rigid, enforcement thereof. to Tatters. The latter would manifest dis- rooster’s chin comb unless he We S.VA1LL. 30-1 jumped. OFFICE HOURS. Let tho man who intends building a at this in a mild way, but bis and and but pleasure laughed laughed guyed Bill, TJORSALE-One of the best residences in suro he has valid and unchal- a house make demonstrations never went beyond the Bill he didn’t Ho was South on | say nothing. just Cashier's 8.00 a. Portland, high land overlooking ■ Office. (Sundays excepted.) STANDARD is CLOTHING the title to tho lot which to sup- of his head and back of his harbor and city, furnace and lengeablo shaking laying holding his little bantam under tho stom- m. to 6.00 p. in.: Money order department, 9.00 CO., nearly every un- convenience, stable, lot of port it. When in doubt, defer building ears. ach and him on tho head. ‘Who’s a. m. to 6.no p. ni.: Regisiw department, 0.00 a. 255 3Mic3.c3.ie> Street, Including large land, rubbing Sebago water. Party moving out of the State. til the of title has been thorough- i But one while in. to 6.00 p. m. question evening, Tatters, who holding the money?’ was all that Bill said. F. H. HARFORD, 311-2 Exchange this is not too much to GeneraI D> (Sundays excepted.) 7.30 street, City. ly settled. Surely had just come in, was waiting for the re- “Well, sir, I wasn’t a member of tho so- livery, 301 a. m. to 7.00 p. m. Sundays 0.00 to 10.00 a. iu., SUMSlliK RESORTS. ask of men intelligent enough to havo ao- ; moval of his bridle, Phil, who was ahead that tries to roosters from DOST AND FOUND, TO LET. ciety stop being 1.00 to 2.00 p. 111. » Ttntt 1 .. a moral stand- of an words quired property. Still, high of him, was the recipient apple from killed, but I did think it a shamo to let Carriers’ Deliveries. Forty inserted under this head A (Sundays excepted.)—In June just received, pianos, music boxes, ard would a man a sub- as the between one week lor 25 cents, in advance. 29th. a sum of money, own- Forty words inserted under this head compel deriving j Mrs. D. ’s hand she stood talking to that littlo rooster go up tho business section of city High and T^OUND—OnA reginas. violins, mandolins, against big er can have same ainl one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. banjos, guitars, stantial benefit from another’s mistake to India streets at 7.00. 9.00 and 11.00 a. m., i.oo and by proving property violin Mr. B. fellow. Bill and tho rich sport first held costs. F. M. 390 harmonicas, cornets, cases, bows, 6 p. m.; in other sections at 8.00 a. m., l.CO p. m. CUMMER BOARDERS W ANT ED—A few paying HAltMON, Congress supeiior violin anti offer him of his own accord some compen- A moment later .the bad removed the chickens to banjo strings, ponuiar groom together let them peck at delivery at Office window, 9.00 to 10.00 EJ boarders in a private at Riverdale SnT-l at 29 Mechanic Wooafords. music Pleas# will him but Sunday family street, books, eto. call. HAWES, 414 sation. The law let alone, j Tatters’ bridle, and at onee his mistress each other and their and a. l.oo io 2.00 p. in. Collections from street Park, on line of Stroudwater RENT7 looms. month. 4-1 street. get spunk lip, electrics; large, roll of money, Wednesday $12 per Congress je25-4 bis conscience Times- offered him his annlo. He turned his head poxes at 7.uo ami ii.uu a. in., *.uu anu a.uu p. m. pleasant rooms, beautiful tresh milk morning may not.—Chicago | then they put them on the ground. Tho location; LOST—Aon Congress street, between the’City bnild 6.00 p. m. only. and cream; rooms with or without LET—On Racklill street, Deering, house of SALE—A beautilui island of about 12 ■iiermu. and refused to touch the fruit. Mrs. Sundays, board. and Preble street. The finder will be re a■ptOR away big rooster looked at the bantam a minute Terms ing TO rooms, sewer, cemented acres in Casco 7 ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. reasonable. Address E. D., Stroud- on eight Sebago, bath, Bay, miles from Portland, warded returning It to 639 Congress street. on D. followed him into his stall and tried to ua ax jiu huuiu uu uini auu biunii mill water, Me. 4-1 cellar, $16. Also, a house of seven rooms, be- direct route of pleasure steamers, due shade Boston, Southern and Western, Intermediate 30-1 NIGHT MEMORANDUM LAMP. coax but ho his sides pantry, bath and nails; hot and cold water, trees and living spring water, extensive ocean him, began munching hay to death. Both of tho birds wore these offices and connections via. Boston & Maine CUMMER BOARD—Good board, pleasant hot water heater, cemented cellar, Sebago, sewer, views, lish aim lobsters close to shore. W. U. and would not look at her. like needles. the railroad Arrive at ko June 30, a sum of money. Owuer long gaffs Well, sir, big (Eastern Division.) 12.15, rooms, at a farm on shore of a beautiful AIfiOCND—On (Ve, $20. Inquire of A. F. HILL, Woodfords or WALDRON & CO.. 180 Middle street. 2-1 5.00 and 11.00 close 7.45 a. 12.0'J ean have the same by proving and One of the Varied Uses of the Incaudea- ; Tlion Mr. B., and after him the groom, rooster made a pass and missed, and thou p. m.; m„ m., pond. Portland references. GEORGE N. property Portland. 2-1 5.00 and 0.00 p. m.; Sundays, arrive 1.00 p. in., paying costs. W. B. ALLEN, Countv Commis- cent Electric Eight. tried to induce Tatters to tako the we soed bantam a left hander COLBY, Denmark, Me. June3(M SALE OK RENT—A new seven room apple, suddenly dig close 4.30 and 9.0o p. m. sioners’ Office,,City Building. 2-1 rro LET—A large, pleasant front room, sutt- FORcottage at Town Landing, Falmouth F'ore- of best and most valuable but to no purpose. He was hurt because in the big bird’s wing. Nobody thought INK SUMMER “Many my Boston, Southern and Western, and interme- RESORT-"Wadswnrth, able for two, at 110 Brackett St. 1-1 slde. Brick fireplace, spring water, sewer, his mistress had an to Phil was If Hall.” The commutation boat tickets for piaz- and most merchantable thoughts,” said a given applo nothing of that, but when time called diate offices and connections, via Boston md Wadsworth Homestead will be zas; steamers or electrics. Also for two LOST—TwoDiamond one on sale, one to and he would Maine railroad. division)—Arrive at again open during the summer of any one Island, Casco Bay Line, LET—“The Peble on the Beach” cot- lots. of A. man who writes a living, “oome before giving him, the big rooster put his head down and just (Western 1898; and only cottage Inquire F\ HILL, 600 Con- thingsfor a. a restful one on Falmouth Line. Finder will please TO near the affront. 10.45 m., 5.30 and 8.30 p. m.; close 6.00 and 7.43 wishing quiet, spot, in wbieli to tage, furnished, Mariner’3 Landing, gress street, Portland, or W. H. NORTON, F'al- to me after I have to bed at not forgive keeled over. Bantam stood upon bis body a few or return to the office of W. L. WILSON Sc CO.. 112 gone night. a. in., 12 m. and 2.30 p. m. spend weeks months, will do well lo Long Island, Portland Harbor, Me., call or aa- mouth F’oreside. 2 l His owner’s were much like and crowed. address the Exchange St. 1-1 It is true that cares oppross me sometimes feelings Eastern, via Maine Central Railroad—Arrive proprietor, JOHN B. PXiCE, dress D. A. MARINER, Long Island. 1-1 of she left the stable Hiiam. Me. SALE—First then and keep mo awake, but not often. those the horse, and “Well, Bill took the monoy, but we got 2.00and5.30a. m., 12.30 and 6.00 p. in.; close _je2i>-4 class detached brick house, LET—Upper tenement of 9 rooms ana FFK14 rooms and with with tears in her Before out to that it was that 10.15 and 11.30 a. m., 12.30 and 9.00 p. m. bath, ample steam heat time for building cas- eyes. starting thinking mighty funny TO liot and cold ce- That^is usually my A THOUSAND RINGS WANTED. bath, water, ga«, good throughout and in perfect repair; large stable, and for leave the next she had a friend give a car- a rooster oouid bo killed so so we Augusta, intermediate offices and connections mented cellar and modern tles the air having people day, easy, To select from. —— i_ Improvements, 6000 feet of land, the very best central location, via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at 2.00 and Diamonds, Opals, Pearis, situated No. 95 street. of all rot instead of an to in the looked at off his feathers and Gray Inquire A. C. close to Congress street. Will be sold at a mo fortunes and for conjuring up apple Tatters, him, picked 9 00 a. 12.30 and 6.00 m.; close at 6.00 and Rubys and all other precious stones. Engage- great m. p. Forty words inserted under this head LIBBY & COa‘42 1-2 Exchange street. 30-1 sacr.fice. W. H. in this that if he had not the un- found ho was black. Bill had ment and Wedding Kings a WALDRON & CO., 180.Miudle manner of good luck, and joyous ; hope forgotten turning put 10.15 and 11.30, a. m„ 4.15 and 9.09 p. m. specialty. Largest one week for 25 stock in the city. the cents, cash in advance. street. 2.1 I ofteif have intended affront the carrot might break a poison on tho bantam’s so intermediate offices and connec- McKKNNEY, Jeweler, RENT—House No. mental atmosphere happy strong gaffs, Farmington, Monument Square. marl9dtf 217 Brackett, 10 and turned to the association with the that the least would mean a tions. via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at FORrooms, bath, steam heat, ete. We have the idoas that can be worked up , apple. swipo good- IITANTED—Board and lodging for family of 3, SALE—Building lots at Oakdale. The 12.46 and 6.00 p. m.; close at 7.45 a. ill. and 12.15 •’ largest list of desirable houses for sale and to account. Ho took the carrot eagerly. Then he by. We tried to find Bill, but he had taken W ANTED—A few summer boarders for on the shore preferred, on line of electric FORDeerlng Land company offers for sale m. July let of Real Estate Office In Portland. p. " cars. Address Press any on favorable terms desirable before I went to bed I used took one from his mistress’ hand, and you a for his health.”—Now Orleans and August. Good grove near at Inna. A-l, Office. 5-1 Real Estate building lots “Formerly trip Rockland, intermediate offices and connec- Particulars, Office, First National on William, Pitt and F'esseuden Oak- Good airy rooms, plenty of good milk, etc; one streets. to idea with a on may bo sure sho has never since then giv- Tlmes-Democrat. tions via Knox and Lincoln Bank Building, FREDERICK S. VAILL. dale. to CHAS. C. put my pad, pencil by it, j railroad—Arrive of the pleasantest places in Maine. Address V* ANTED—Suffering women to know of a Apply ADAMS, Treas- or carrot to another horse while 12.30 and 6.00 close at 6.00 and a. *» 30-1 31 a sheif in tho adjoining room near a gat: en apple p. m.; 11.30 m. Box 88, Standlsh, Me. 17-2 positive cure for Fibroid Tumors. Cancers urer, Exchange street, Portland. ow* left as I didn’t want a Tatters was in York Ob- Not a Ulan. Skouhegav. intermediate offices and connec- and all Uler.no troubles. Address B. F., Press jebtlucte jet, burning low, sight.—New Society rilO LET—Two well furnished at Oak tions, via Maino Central railroad—Arrive at TfOR good country board in a fine locality for Office. 4-1 cottages in room When an idea server. He was a but he did A Lawn, near most light my sleeping very clever man, 12.45 p. 111.; close at 12.10 p. m. fishing, gunning, rowing, fine views, pleas- Trefethen’s; pleasing SALE OR TO RENT—Milt properly on of spot on the best referen- struck me, I would get out of bed, go into not shine in society. She was a Island Bond, Vt„ intermediate offices and ant drives and plenty of shade trees. Broad WANTED—Case had health that K-I-P-A-N-S island, neighborhood, FORUnion St., Berlin, N. H.. building 40x75 ft., general A will hot benefit. Bend 5 cents to Ripans Chemical ces required; absolute freedom from 2 the make a connections, via Grand Trunk piazza. quiet place lor rest and comfort. Spanish story and basement, now fitted with 15 H. P. the next room, turn up light, clever hostess, and sho believed that her Railway—Ar- Co.,New York, for 10 samples and 1,000 testimonials. Invasion miarantPArt AHflrocc T? V wktf.. Kept Within Bounds. rive at 7.00,11.45 a. m., 6.00 p. m.; 7.00 Address, J. B. and F. W. PLUMMER, Ray- gasoline engine and grist mill, wood yard con- note of it and back to bed. But I didn’t Sundays jlyTdtf Peaks or go guests who would not shine must be made raand. Me. LINGS. Island, Me., H. T. S., 89 Loni- nected, operated same con- old of Chief Justioe a. 111.; close at 7.30 a. m., 12.30 and 7.30 p. m. ]eic-4 by power; easily do this. I wasn’t what would 'In an biography to well. mereial St., city. 29-1 verted into kind Of always you shino, and she knew the man very Sundays 7.30 p. in. my quiet cottage home, a few any manufacturing business, Marshall there is an anecdote which SPRINollOUSE—Select board, 266 ft. of land G. T. siding, fine call but if it was a very cold or gives He had como in answer to her invitation K. II.. intermediate offices and con- RAYMONDPoland on WANTED—Athoarders. Plenty of milk, eggs, berriesand LET—The second flat in a Dew flat house, fronting Ry. lazy, night Gorham. (near Spting) line of Maine Cen- 'JlO-1 facilities a hint of the to tral fresh Beautiful and drives. 7 Sherman 7 rooms, hot for handling freight, rare opportunity I was tired I would to that significant discipline ono nections, via Grand Trunk railroad—Arrive at railroad. Good boating and fishing. Send vegetables. walks St., bath, water, very say myself under protest, but must be agreeable for business. For terms apply to GREENLAW whloh were in that 7.00 and 11.45 a. in., and 6.00 p. m.; Sundays 7.00 for circular. Address C. K. SMALL, North For further particulars apply to 1. M.C., Box 22, open plumbingseverything modern; also rent I thought I could remember that, and so I young people subject to one's wife and a friend occasion- ot7 83 Federal PAGE & DOE CO., Berlin, N. FI. 29-1 oblige a. m., close at 7.30 a. m., 12.30. 7.30 p. m. Sun- Raymond, Me. mayltf North Baldwin. Me. 2-2 rooms, St. COLES WORTHY would take the and then earlier day. BOOK 92 St. chances, every ally. But it was not as bad as he had days at 8.00 a. in. and 7.30 p. m. STORE, Exchange 29-1 Several of the nieces were COTTAGE is situated in the A10K SALE—Taken to satisfy a mortgage, time I would forget it. I don’t know how great jurist’s it would be. Ho found a at 11.45 a. m. -1N '1ED Erjgiit young man with $5 for A thought congen- Montreal—Arrive 7.00, and 6.00 BROOK-IDEpicturesque little village of YY' rents: 108 extension as Kearsarge, uuiamo pvomuu. x/unca LET—Following No. Brackett, top Surry, top Corning, open much I lost in this but a in the habit of visiting him, and they close at 12.30, 7.30 m. close about ten puiiuauvuu money way, good ial spirit almost immediately and settled p. m., p. Sunday minutes’ drive from North Conway. TO 7 rooms: No. 13 Bramhall, 7 No. 80a Corning. these were carried 7.30 ant and easily learned. Regular weekly salary; rooms; Concord; jobs by deal. were young and attractive, the house bo- p. m, Pott and telegraph offices located near. Four 7 No. 40 the from last are a little down for a good talk. The congenial spirit expenses paid, alter first, if desired. For Inter- High, rooms; Ellsworth, 7 rooms; No. parry season, shop- came a rendezvous for the Swanton. Vt„ intermediate offices and con- mails daily. Boston daily papers are on sale 207 10 No. 190 8 worn; can he BRADLEY & “But now’! I have a little table at the leading young was another bright man. The hostess saw view. udtlress "W. L.,” Press office. N.B. Don’t Newpurv, rooms; Hlgb, rooms; bought right. nections, via Mountain Division M. C. E. R.— at tlie potto dice. Pleasant walks and drives. No. 181 Cumberland, lo No. 262 SMALL, 35 Preble St.28-1 bead of tho bed with the and on men of the city during the afternoons. write unless you have the money. 2-1 rooms; Spring, pad pencil tho two together and was shocked. She Arrive at 8.10 p. ni.; close at 7.45 a, m. xuioauunji v*aroi, UC3U VUgeuauUJS »UU WlliC. 10 rooms. Particulars, Peal Estate First Marshall’s black old For 1 Office, and over it an incan- Judge major domo, circular, etc*, address L. C. — National SALE—Two fine One that, hanging down flew to them. “The idea,” she said, “of Bartlett. N. II.. intermediate offices and con- BARNES, TVANTED Intelligent women with SDare .Bank Building, P'REDERICK S. family carriages. held a rein these Kearsarge, N. H. 13.3 1 ’* FORlight two seated, one well pole. Apply descent electric I don’t havo to Uncle Joseph, tight upon two on each nections via Mountain Division M. C. R. R-— time, for pleasant, remunerative work. 30-1 light. get yen men wasting yourselves VA1LL._ HENRY TAYLOR STABLE. 28-1 visitors. at 4 o’clock he would Arrive at 8.40a. ill. and 8.10 close at Road FARM—A lew Rend address, state hours at home, and we wilt out of bed at all. I have only to turn the Every day otherl” And she took them to p. m.; 7.45 wore boarders r«‘0 LET—In new block, upper flat No. 15 Au- opposite a. m. and 12.30 and 7.30 p. m. HIGHcan be accommodated call and give particulars. ”X. O.,’’ Press Offlee. lt of tho shaded the appear at the door of the drawing room through July. Large derson St., C rooms, hot and cold water, SALE—At Woodfords on the key light, pick up pad corners of the room, where they would bo rooms, mountain fine fresh : ■jerOR practically Rochester. X. H.. Intermediate offices and con- airy scenery, drives, batb room, electric bells and tubes. A electric new two-flat house and down the idea. Then I tho in livery and with a profound bow milk, berries, _2-1 speaking iline, taken in jot put spotless more useful to the company at large. But via Portland & Rochester eggs, vegetables; service good. Call on R. S. 108 29-1 nections, railroad— to hire out DAVIS, Exchange St, exchange, modern plumbing; lower flat heated; down on the table and turn oft would announce: Terms, $5 to $7 per week. For particulars ad- TVANTED—Opportunities cutting pad again there was a force of gravitation which Arrive at 1.45 and 6.00 p. m.; close at 0.30 and *» large) lot; a bargain for some one, only $500 dress KOSCOE G. Cornish. Me. 2-1 grass; work by the day or hour: have a tho “Ladies, his honor,Lho chief justice, has drew and 11.45 a. m. SMITH, rstO LET—The beautiful suite of offices in Bax- down. MARKS & EARLE CO.28-1 light. gradually them togother again, and two horse machine, five foot cut. Orders only k his room for dinnor. ter Memorial Dr. “Now I lose I I must retired to to prepare were soon around Cumberland Mills, Gorham and Westbrook within the limits of Deering to Building occupied by nothing. suppose they lost to everything accepted owing Files. on SALE—On Deering one of will be served at Arrive at 8.45 a. in. 1.45 and 6.00 OXFORD SPRING oilier business. Address 0. L. Apply premises. 29-1 Highlands, have saved enough the first week to “Gentlemen, dinner them. But the hostess discovered (Saccarappa) HOUSE, KNOWLES, FORthe best locations six roomed pay p. m.; close 6.30 and 11.45 a. m. and 5.30 p. m. Box Woodiords. Me. 1-1 there; house; half 4 o’clock. It is now 4. His honor again Oxford. MNear Poland 120, one block from MARKS & for putting in the light, and everything past them, and again they were separated. South Portland and Willard—Arrive at 7.30. Spring,. TO LET with board. 21 meal tickets electrics; $1900. will bo if will and furnished house. ROOMSfor for EARLE CO.28-1 that I save in this way is so much pleased y.ou remain, Then the man weDt to his wife. l.ooa. m, 8.00p. m.; close 6.30 a. m., l.00 and NEW, beautifully Send for purchase a Catboat from 16 S3.00,7 81.09. Apply at 69 FREE just with covers have been laid for at the table. 2.00 p. m. pamphlet, testimonials, analysis 000000 ooc-ooo <5 T V small sized suits at less than one- St. 29-1 and the ladies retired in an ill but Peaks Island—Arrive at 10.30 a. m,, 2.30 Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock very funny about it,” laughed the young humor, been a small Ills wife was a woman p.m.; half their leal value. IIASKELL W boy. close 8.30 a. m.. 2.30 p. m. JONES, of new model Watches will be sold on easy pay- “but I realize now that thero was an any remonstrance with Joseph was only Monument Square. je25-4 rro LET—Fruit stand with soda fountain at Wife, of tact. “Vory well,” sho said, “I am not Long ana Chebeague Islands—.Arrive at 9.00 ments at reasonable prices. All Styles. All “It is the rulo of the house. Kirkwood -k Casco Bay waiting room. Custom House amusiDg side to it. I was young yet, fond answered by to but and don’t a. m.; close at 1.30 p. m. Lm,tS£S? l Prices. McKENNEY, the Jeweler. Monument ready go yet, you go say \ wharf; also fruit stand with soda lountain and of folks must be within bounds.” Cousin's Island—Arrive at 12.00 m.; close 1398. Ideal resort BASTED-MALK HEfie. Square. marl9dtf company and rather infatuated with Young kept anything about It and no one will know RcixdJj, refurnished, § two or three small stores near the Gem The- In houses of the better 2.30 p. in. the foolish idea that I would never Virginia class, It.” And he did and Co one did know 5 for and transient Sea- 9 atre, Peaks Island; also fruit stand on Steamer AiOR SALE—On Forest Avenue, marry. go, STAGE MAILS. pennanent guests. Deering (ear their almost boundless business Pilgrim. Apply at Casco Bay Steamboat office. A 8 a new house of 9 rooms. At any rate I proposed to have a good notwithstanding it, and tho hostess does not know even !> batting. Lawn and forest. Electric TTP-TO-DATE, commendable enter- every minutes), the calls of men in that Beach—Arrive at 5.30 § U entering Maine, has a few valu- 29-1 This is a modern house in every particular and time beforo I settled down and all young hospitality, young now that if she had not beon such a Bowery p. m.; close at prise, just good 2.00 m. able to offer desirable men to re- lias hot water heat, slate sink, porcelain bath wore held within No p. \ Lights. appointments men of set were much the same day strlotly limit. of her havo en- g tub. nickel electric my pretty hostess one guests might >00000-00000-0000-0000' o present Its interests in various parts oi the 1C1URNISHED ROOMS at “The Langham”, plumbing, laundry, lights one was received as a an unmar- Elizabeth and and to me. visitor to joyed himself more thoroughly. — New Cape Knightville—Arrive at state. Tills is worthy your attention. Address flue, new apartment house, 118 Winter bells, oak, cypress and southern pine finish, 7.30 a. m. and 6.30 p. m.; close at 6.00 a. m. and Jua) dtf with 2nd house Irom one minute's walk oak and birch floors, fireplace, built “Before I had come to realize it Fred ried girl unless his antecedents and char- York Tiroes. lmmedlat lv references, ’’CORPORA- street, Pine, open by 2.00 p. m. TTON,” Press Office, Irom all electrics: every conveukif.ee, pleasant architect’s plans, cemented cellar, sidewalks, was at the house two in the week acter were well known to her parents. Duck Pride's _5-1 evenings Pond, Corner, Windham, Xo. wasmu-MlUiriuss. and roomy. Apply at the house. O. E. BEN- papered throughout, a magnificent suburban besides taking me home from church. If his visit was prolonged until after 10 Windham. Raymond and South Casco—Arrive TV ANTED—Man to work on farm, one that NETT, proprietor. 29-1 residence for a reasonable price. Half of pur- at 10.30 a. m.: close at 2.00 m. »v can and drive a milk cart. Address chase can remain at 5 cent interest. This was not in accordance with o’olock, the invitation to family prayers BEEIHNG. p. milk, RENT—The price per my plans, Forty words iDSerfod Kinder this head MILK this office. 20-1 new. elegant three flat DALTON & CO., 478 i-2 Congress St jelSdtf was If he seemed to become CART, IfOKbiock No. 1003 will be and I told him, more directly than I should given. likely on. weok for 25 dents, cash In advance. Congress street; a habituo of the and so to ready about August 1st, strictly up to dati, perhaps, that he was getting too frequent. house, engage TTTANTED—In an office, a young man 16 75c. of at steam beat, electric lights, hot aud cold water, MAINSPRINGS, 1 also the thoughts, and perhaps in time the af- The alarm Are 7:15 yesterday if to 18years old, must be a fair showed him in numerous little ways penman set tubs, electric door openers and speaking The best American Mainsprings, made by the of the who was its I and able to keep accounts. Excellent chance that ho could me. He took fection, young girl chief morning from box 14, East Deering, HTANTED-ii”” experienced housekeeper tubes, close to Union station, just the place for Elgin aud Waltham companies. W’arranted not-monopolize wants in a widower’s to learn a business. Address, hor father asked the position family. Ap- good giving railroad men or travelling men, 6 rooms, bath for one year. the Jeweler tho and can leave a alone for treasure, quietly pur- called the to a blaze Check Eooks name and Real McKENNEY, hint, you girl department slight Litliro- ply at 11 CASCO ST., City. 29-1 references, Estate, Daily Press and pantry to each flat, also piazza to each Monument marlSdtf of his and if he had had none offlee. 29-1 flat, Square. discovering that such an experience does port visits, beneath the of the house owned very pleasantly located, Inquire ol PORT- piazza a jjuu ucu other than his own amusement to cumpetaut woman, a situa- v>«n witu u yuuxiK maJJ* courteously graphed order with new 1*7 ANTED—By LAND TINWARE CO., 100 Cross St. 24 2 SALE—Valuable real estate consisting by Eber Russell, 19 Winslow street. The »* tion as working housekeeper for a man “But Frod was matter of and requested him to discontinue his calls.— TyANTED—Men to sell Nursery Stock. I^ORof over 4 1-2 acres land, 11-2 story house very fact, and wife. Enquire at No. 14 STONE ST. 29-1 '' to fir a xvn i application. IdeKENNlfY, The Jeweler, Monument Congress street. over Tresumpscot river. 30 acres of grass, And the strangest thing to mo Is that on. What is it?” two were on the city. _1-1 just “Wall, go things, wagons placed tf oiCHm LHunun unuiotn, about25 tons; can all be cut by horse power. as soon as ho said that I would Square.___maraud not suit I “I—I love your daughter, Miss Gladys. roof of the long wooden blacksmith shop MONEY LOANED—On Furniture. Pianos, J. WM. MEKKILL, Falmouth. Me. 24-2 was tnxioua to prove that I would. Inside reason to believo that sho returns an American woman, a posi- -'v Horses, Carriages, Farm Stock.Diamonds. TO I have WANTED—Ry LET, SALE—Our “Made of .1. H. Allen. On Ocean street a l“ ;ion as housekeeper where the work Merchandise m and Strong” Pants for of throo months ho had ”—De- and I want to ask to hay storage, any desirable for FOIt proposed. my passion, you give and the home iTprannal nrnn^rtv witlmnt rumnvul- nn nun Well equipped cruising; experienced $1.00,91.25. $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 rack to would be liglit pleasant. Address per pair, troit Free Press. belonging Mr. John H. in Enquire of will not rip in seam or buttons come off. her into my keeping.” Reed", mk HARMON E. H. 13., No. Windham, 20 2 repaying basis -.strictly confidential.rPRIVATE pilot charge. Me._ L. C a LORINQ, CUMMINGS, HASKELL & JONES, Monument 24-4 Mrs. features load of new' party,” p. o. box 1433. 30-2 Square. Trelawnoy’s hardened, containing hay, belonging jlyi’eodtf at 24 Plum St., or Portland Yacht Club, Mer- WANTED. i MASS FOE SALE—Over 20 acres ot and there was a metallic in her to Mr. A. was taken chants’ Wharf. grass, cold, ring Cochrane, from the jiyldtw best Du Itlaurler’s Account of His Blindness. Situation by a young man who understands tl*fONEY TO LOAN—On first and second Advertiser and quality, easily handled, on road a voice as sho answerod: and hauled jjj- Express Copy. short distance stable out into the street. bookkeeping and is willing to work. Two "A. mortgages on real estate at as low rate of from Cumberland Mills, r. E. Moreover, certuin physical disabilities “What recommendations have you to Graduate' ot as can be obtained in Cobb farm. Inquire of I. N. HACKEE. West- Late in the night some cf tho boys set years experience. Gray’s Porte interest Portland; also that I have the misfortune to labor under offer for yourself? How can you convince laud Business College. Good references fur- loans made on stocks, bonds, personal proper-' brook, Maine. 29-1 lire to the hay, it and also the nished. Address CllAS. F. ALLEN. Skow- ty or any other good securities. of A. make it difficult for mo to study and me that you will always love her; that you destroying CITY OF PORTLAND. Inquire SALE—The Fairbanks mandolins and hegan, Maine. Jel3d4w* C. LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 Exchange. jne30-4 sketch the lusty things in the open air and will always think her beautiful?” hay rack. The young meD, however, I^iQUbanjos excel. Examine them at City Marshal’s June HAWES' sunshine. besides defect- “She looks like her said Fran- Office, 27,1S98. music store, 414 Congress street, My sight, being mother,” saved themselves from arrest by tVANTKU-KlSMALK HM.P. STORAGE for household furniture and all instruction calling of trucks, drays, wagons, carts or bocks for all instruments. ive in is so sensitive that I cis “That is enough to con- the many ways, Wallingford. on Mr. Reed and paying him the sum of OWNERSother vehicles, which shall be used in this kinds of merchandise; large elevator Pianos to iet. A number of 50 cent musio lusortod under Mi I* will load at one books cannot face the common light of day with- vince mo that her beauty will not diminish city, for the conveyance from place to place in Forty words heed carry large time; building high (damaged) at 25 cents each. Superior $28 in settlemeut for their fun. one w. rU for 2.0 cents. c«*h tn advance. and free from dampness, rates moderate. W. lor out glasses thickly rimmed with wire ns her years increase. Of course I know this city, of wood, coal, lumber, stone, bricks strings instruments. je’25-4 sand, dirt, rubbish, P. CARR, room 5, Oxford Bldg 183 Middle St. so that out of doors is that this can be as a final Officers Mountfort, Libby, Wheeler clay, gravel, goods, wares' gauze, sketching hardly regarded -A smart table girl 4 T OOK ill my window and see the finest furniture, merchandise, building materials, or experienced __ __je27 AJ to me difficult and test. You have tho at wore on at Riverton STEPHEN ever shown In Portland at the often distressing. not reached age and Thompson duty any other article or ihing whatsoever, are at 2GS MIDDLE ST. 5 1 BERRY, Bicycle WANTED LOANED on first and second mort- Then come Inside and examine ilie "Im- I mention this not as an ex- which women to lose their”— hereby directed io present their teams at the price. infirmity begin Officers Emory, Benncit at life insurance season or yesierday. ofilce TUESDAY. 181)8. and to for MONEYgages, real estate poli- perial.” Price -100 last year, tills $50 cuse for and failures— were but he July 5, receive WANTED—A capable girl general Itouse- and my shortcomings They interrupted then, got Woodfords, Verrill at Oakdale and the numbers and licence for the cies, notes, bonds and good collateral se- djaid less. G. L. BAILEY, 203 Middle St. 1-1 year beginning 11 wuric, in a family of lour adults, willing to $cok; Job PPunie^ them there is no excuse—but os a rea- tho Leader. Notes discount d; rate of interest for girl.—Cleveland Worster at Morrills last until 18DS. A fallnie to comply wlta this call anv day between curity. evening July6, go into file country; 112, five cent a ST Plum Street OE SALE OR LEASE—A lot of land at tha son I have abstained from the treat- notice will the delinquent to a National Bank per year and upwards, according why midnight. subject penalty. at room 28, First Building, ref- to corner Forest and GEO. W. SYLVEST ER, City Marshal. security. W. r. CARR, room 5, second West End. Congress ment of so much that is so popular, de- His Number. erences required.1-1 Boor, Oxford building, 185 Middle street. streets, containing about 4,224 feet. Apply to Je27dtd E. HA It 919 street. aud exhilarating in English ooun- neen LOW, Congress jan25cltf lightful Littlo Willie Newricho (in art gallery)— WANTED—We many new girls on our jell-4__ DR. F. AUSTIN TENNEY, life and Maurier in Robbed the Crave. It sewing machines, where thev can earn try sports.—Georgedu I 6ay, pa, why do they havo all those num- SALE—Two imported Ayrshire bulls, of fair pay and have steady work. KING MAN U- Harper’s Magazine. bers at the bottom of Look A startling incident which Mr. John FOItone two old and one one month old. every picture? FACTURXNG CO., H8 Middle WEDDING RINGS. OCULIST, years Oliver of Philadelphia, was the St._29-1 453 1-2 Congress st., Certificate of with bill of sale. at this one—“Byron, 404.” subject, One hundred of them to select from. All pedigree Apply is narrated him as follows: -‘I was girl for general liouse- Onp. ^old'Pr*’ Monument. to B. C. GIBSON, Cushing’s Island. 29-1 Mr. ah—I that’s by Alt ANTED—Reliable styles, all weights, all prices hi 10, 14 and 18 Siberia’s Gold. Newricho—Oh, guess fl work and to help care ol children; left Free examination every Saturday, jlyidtf in a most dreadful condition. My skin Or. D. W, Kt. Gold. Largest and best stock ot rings his Fellows afternoon, telephone number.—Philadelphia Call. hand 110 Pine St., any 29-1 was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue bell, in the A thousand of them. All efforts to obtain anything like cor- will remove to Itoom 36, city. McKENNEY, pain continually in back and girl to do the Jeweler, Monument Square. juueldtf rect information regarding the output of coated, WANTED—A capable general THE PILES BATTLESHIP MAINE SOUVENIR SPOONS It is a fact that with most men sides, no appetite—gradually growing ’• housework. Call at 100 SPRUCE ST. tn in Siberia have so far unavail- peculiar WANTED—All AltE AWFUL. This is the ever on the gold proved Three C. A. the persons in want of trunks prettiest Spoon put the of hair is greater on one side weakerjday by day. physicians Y. M. EUILD'NG, CONGRESS evening._je28tf I had suffered and see It. No one outside of a few Russian growth SQ., and hags to call on E. 1). KEYNOLDS market. tall McKENNEY, ttio ing. had mo up. Fortunately, a iriend wanted to Instruct a young miss in for uare. of the faco than tho other. It is said that given Teacher 5C3 Congress street, one door above Shaw’s 15 years. Jeweler. Monument Sq mariadtf officials is permitted to know. advised 'Electric Bitters,’ and to A geometry and Latin during the summer Whs cured easi- hair more on that trying istn. grocery store, as wo manufacture our always grows thickly ir-niy Address PROGRESS, Box 1557, goods and my great joy and surprise, the first bot- Jly4dtd vacation. City and can therefore give bottom prices ly, quickly sido on which wo are stronger. 22-*> No works tle mado a decided improvement. I con- Trunks repaired. Open evenings. tVe frame safely. pain, The Spanish peasant every day no 1 neither WL. O. M. A. tinued their use for three weeks, and am pictures,_ pq risk; ar.ri1 dances half tho night, and yot eats H. E. ft^LLS VI HIT knife or lUaturo; harmless operation and of the Maine Charitable There are about 1,000,000 Italians in now a well man. I know they saved my POUT LAID CI.LIS. relief. regular meeting his blaek bread, onion and water- XTOTICE—\Ve will pay the highest cash prices complete Give me your address if you THEMechanic Association will be held at Li- only' States. One-third of them art life, and robbed the of another vic- is or and I will tell how safe tho United grave Piano The regular monthly meeting of the Portland lor household goods store fixtures of suffer, you I obtained brary Koom. Mechanics’ Halit THURSDAY melon. The Smyrna porter eats only a lit- one fail to them. settled in tho principal cities. Half oi tim.” No should try Tuner, Yacht Clitb will be held at the club house, any description or receive the same at our auct- and speedy relief. Address, sending stamp, EVENING, July 7, at 7.30. tle fruit and some olives, yet ha curries 50 cents bottle at H. P. fc. Order slate at Chandler’s Musid store 431 at 8 o’cloek. ion rooms for sale on commission. GOSS N. B. S., Box 22G, Lewiston, Maine. Ter these are laborers. Fifty per cent are il- Only per next Wednesday evening & order. ease his lead of £00 pound/-. Gonld’s Drug Store. Congress .tree- L CH ARLES F. FLAGG, Sec’y, VY11 .SON, Auctioneers, 18 Free St. 13-1 apr28TuTh&Sat-tf jly5d3t GEO. A. vyitii literate. Ty4uS. HAKM03, Sec’y. !■ ■■ 11 ■" -.fee—— ■ 7

I BIJSCEIXAlIEOtra. —j- am."*.1 SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS. StfiscnBrj^AXEOtrs, jt-y ™r. _STEAMERS. RAILROADS. i , urnon I HAixitoA^s. % PKOIHTK _ KOt'ICES. Britannic.New York. .Llveroool....Inly 6 Westeraland .New York. .Antwerp. ..July 6 FORESIOE S. B. MAINE Ndmidlan ... /FALMOUTH CO. CENTRAL R. All .Montreal.. .Liverpool,. .July 7 ! 3i Persons & —- Interested in Either of the Edam...... New York. 7 Portland Worcester Line. Portland Wholesale Market. .Amsterdam-Inly SEVERE SUGAR. Estates Hereinafter Anclioria.New York. .. « Jt. effect June 27 Named* .Glasgow .July On and after June 23th, trair« Great Diamond P'JftTLA.NI), July Mobile.New York. .Lorioon.inly 9 MOWDUiT, 1808, Island Route. TRAINS 1. will .tpan-o as follows: PORTLAND & LEAVE PORTLAND. Tile Scotsman.Montreal... Liverpool. .July V ROCHESTER R. R. Prohate held at Portland with* following ara toiya’ wholesale prices of 7 CO a. in. For Brunswick, Lewiston. .nAJAc£S*W Provisions. Groceries;etc Pretoria.New York.. Hamburg .July f> FINEST SUGAR .LEI .VS On and After July 23d, 1898. Siaiion foot of (Lowar) the of Cumberland, on the MADE. S’rpbie si, Rath, Bonham Beach. It eklaud. Aui rn- lll 4?t County FWtlfe Touralne.Now York. Havre.July 9 For Auburn and l,a m 8.10 a. Loothbay, of June In the of our Grata- \risU. 7.00, m. 1 fan Onand gusia, and Belfast. Tuesday year ft Etruria.New York. 9 .3.20 and S.30 m. after Monday, .fane 27. isos. Waterville, Skowbegan, Lord, t*te Corn car 4ig42 Liverpool. ..idly 4.00, p. steaiuek Madeleine Passenger 8.30 a.m. For Danville eighteen hundred firtd iducitv-feiglit,; Berlin.New York. « For trains will Leave Portland: JeM Rumford Falb. iotf 16$4 40 c>o ba* lots .... 44 .So’amnton July Gorham, Berlin, and1, Island Pond, 8.10 a m following matters hay teg Vj^n prcsbhtcu for * Berms. Lewiston. Farmington, Swiiic VVueat ban- Moal ok* low $42 Sparndam.New York .Rotterdam..Julr 9 1.30 and 8.30 p. m. iL fi*81*1' Clinton, Ayer Junction, Nashua, Itangeley. a'criou Hereinafter it is We are not in tlie Will leave aUl aud 11.05 a m. Express for Danville JhH theUtepcih indicated, ers.oio.na La bn.New York. .Bremen_July 12 trust and are For Montreal and 8.10 a. Portland Pier P-PPing at 7.30 a. m. and ih.3tf Jc., Lewlsu ORDERED: st450£4 75 oats, car lots Chfeag >, m. andrrs -in ton. Waterville, Moosehead Lake via Wcby Patent Majestic.New York. 13 not m. p ji'j Foxcroft Pnat thereof Spring Oats. bag iota $3* Liverpool. ..July confined to prices. p. For For Bangor, Bar II Aroostook notice be given to all persons in- Kensington ..Now York. Great Diamond Island at G.45, 9.00 a. m. Manchester, Concord and iruor, County and for to res Wueat.. 0 00®5 50 Cotton Seoc- .Antwerp... July 13 For Quebec, 8.10 a. m. and 8.30 p. m. points North at ted, by causing a copy of t his order to be Parisian.Montreal 12.10, 3.00 and 0.15 p..m. For Falmouth at 7.30 a. m. and. 12.30 p. m. Moulton, Woodsroeic. St. Stephen, sc. Amirovs Mick, sir Eii- car lets. bO 00$ 23 00 l.iveroool July 14 o.4.r>' St. and published three weeks successively in the York. ABBIVi .Ls. 9.00 a. m., 12. lo, 3.00, 6.15 m. For lor Rochester. Jolin, Halifax via Vanccboro. roller.... 5 25fi6 50 baE Io»« 000032400 Hilary.New .Para, &c. .July 15 p. Chebeague Sprlngvale. Alfred, Water- 12 MAINE STATE PRESS and WEEKLY EAST- From Lewiston and ami Cousins ya°° J:iVe‘ ac 50}). m. Express for Brunswick. Bath. clear do.. .5 ftr’t Mongolian.New York. .Glasgow-.. .July 15 YOUR GROCER Aubtis a, i;.40, 8.35, 11J30 a, Islands, Priuce’s Point, Yarmouth '■'i0 a'm” 12,30 and ERN OO&b 25j3ackea ASK FOR IT. at it a. m. and 6 Lock land. Lisbon ARGUS, papers printed at I’or tland Victoria.New York. .London.... 16 m.; 3.15 and 5.15 p. in. 3.00 p. in. su^na Kalis. Augusta. Waterville, tl.oms st’c car lots. 15 50® 16 00 July For u or ham aforesaid, that at .. From at 7.30 9.45 Newport, Bar they may appear a Probate Yorkshire Montreal.. .Liverpool.. July 16 Island Pond, Berlin!# lid Gorham 0 do and KE'l'UBN—Leave Diamond Island at 8 00 and a.m., 12.30, S.oa* Bangor. Bueksport, Harbor. Oid- roller,.. 5 26?.6 50 baa lots 16 oO@17 oo 5.3 and 0.20 in. town and to be held at said Poi tland, on the * bird Massaehusetts.Now York. 11.30 a. 111. and 5.45 m. E-30P- >»■ Leave p. Greenville. J_ourt clear do..600£5 25 Mi£ld]m*I*OOO0®17 oo .London.luly 16 Sokl Retail p, Falmouth at For i io Tuesday of July next, at ten of the cloak in by Leading Grocers. From and t.25, 11 00 a. m 5.00 Westbrook Cumberland i>. in. For Danville Jc.. Rumford a nt/Y bna ois. 00 Patria.New York..Hamburg....July 16 Chicago Monti eal, 0.40 a. m. and 6;po 1.00, p. m. Leave Mills, Westbrook Fails, The and be bear'd wheat, .*Oo@17 5.45 m. Island Junction and Wocdforda at Lends. Lewiston, forenoon, thereon and Pblect 5 £9 MU.sd ISed,. Campania.... New York.. Liverpool. ..July 111 p. Chebeague 10.15 a. ill., 4.15 p. m. Leave 7.30 3.45 a. m. Farmington. Canabasset, « see BBtettjs.. *5«6 5760 10.30 a. 12.30, 3.00, 5.31 lllld 0.20 Rl. they eaUse. Bretagne. New York.. is From Quebec, 0.40 a. m ant ftr>.45 m.. 4.30 p. in. Prince’s Point p. itangeley. Bingham. Waterville. Skotvhegan. Flee. Sleff*©*. Havre.inly p. m, The 12.30 111. uaui I. 15 Furnesla.New York. .Glasgow!).. 10.45 a. m., 4.45 p. ill. p. tro:n Portland connects p.m. For reeport, Brunswick, ah ^’FIANCES \V. llickok et als., minor chil- iBuylugA selling price) Rio,roasted 11® 15 July ie SUNDAY T] JAINS. "Jfoosac gusta, Maasdam ... .New York. Tunnel Route'' Waterville, Skowhegan, Belfast. Dover dren and heirs of Carrie H. Cck—La r/’ .Java&MocIra d62B&28 .Rotterdam..July 16 Wholesale For Time m..^KrwUIVollo“."dh,tlio West ami at and 1> E. iiiekok.late Noordland.New York. Headquarters, Montreal. Quebec, Toronto and Chicago, Sunday Table, joi Union station, Worcester oxcroft. Greenville, Bangor, Old town and Ar-t. snore .... * 50 * 476 3tc.lidga.iB, Antwerp .July 20 lor / Vernon, State of New York.de- p. m. Leave Portland Pier for Providence aim New York, via -Mattawamkeagand to \)4 do. .2 00*3 26 Porto Germanic ... .New York.. Liverpool.. July 20 ^8.30 Diamond Island, Fal- '“Providence Bueksport .Saturdays. vbased. Petition for license to sell aud small Rico.26:g30 For Uewiston and mouth Lme for Norwich and New For 50 Laurentian 21 Auburn,: !.no a, m. and! 8.30p.m. Chebeague andicouslus Islands and York, iia “Nor- «*.05p.in. Brunswick, Bath, Rockland, Real rollocic .... 2 25*3 Bamaaoes. .... 26®26 —Montreal_Liverpool...July 1 wieaLme with convey Estate, pr. sented William lor Gorham and Berlin. 8 .30 a, 111. in. nr.ee s Point, at 9.00 a. m. Gea- Manager. TRAINS. Bueksport Vance.»oro. train is a Puilinaii tor Mo also a oL Stephen. 8t. Andrews. St. John MARY J. late of d£= rrnaoce Ex cllne 6 466 ntreal; through jtine'^dtl y'"'1Ve ^roni Rochester and aul ail CHUTE, Bridgtom duality Pullman for dail included. way stations 9.25 Aroostook via Vanccboro. ceased First Account f'ol* al- Cape CraiiDemes (KxtraG..,. 6 90 Chicago Sundays a County Halifax ar.i presented M-A-MISTIS ISTJErvrs Pullman Sle< Cars, on the Provinces The lowance crate, 3 Palace icing Night fo. Rochester and Saturday night train does by Edv.anl C. Reynolds, Adminis- P 60753 60 Y6U0W Extra 0....|4% trains and way Stations. 6.13 p. not run to also parlor cars on day trains, ^Leave Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Foxcroffc trator; Petition for Order of Distribu- Maine. 0 00 fioac! or beyond tion TICKET OFFICE, DEPOT AT FOOT OF. Bangor, excepting to Bar Harbor. presented by said Administrator. Fra Beans.l C X01 (lOlrimoUry. 3 65©3 7B PORT OF PORTLAND. For through tickets r~.«x> a. INDIA STREET. CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO, tor all points West and in., midnight—Mt. Dessert special for 51AMI F?. \ allow Eyes.l 35*51 OOlOiover [every...1 South to late of Brunswick, West, BVfe@» June If AS. apply li. PAl.Mi'.i:, Ticket Agent. Brunswick, Whitmore, Cal Pea..,, i 75 do N. Portland, 20th, je22dtt Custom llouse Wharf. Augusta, Waterville, Bangor and deceased, will and petition for probate 6531 Y. SViMO ... MAN I Portland, .Mo. Bar Harbor. hereof, presented C. Whit- Pout’s, dus eoaro'AlslSe, lOiglOVa MONDAY July 4, je25dtl j. w. by Stephen Red PETERS, 8upt* more and Albion S. Whitmore, two of the NewPotatoesS 25®s 50 lop, 16317 White Mountain Division. wecisJersev325(a3 75 g’roTtelon*. Arrived. executors therein named. WEEK DAY 8.45 a.m. For do Noriolx 0 00« Forlc— TO HIS TRADE, i TIME TABLE. Bridgfon, Fabyans, Burling- KATHERINE S. ton. M. SMITH, minor child of do Vineland.4 60ffl{5 lieavy 14 00 Tug Herald, towing barge Woodside, Philadel- STEAMEES. Lancaster, St. Johnsbury, Sherbrooke, Mary Smith of Brunswick. First A count -Montreal, St. unions. liei 0 00®2 00 mediuml3 00®13 60 phia. coal to order. |p_J TOPESKSM) FOR 5 CIS, Summer Chicago Paul and Minneapolis. presented for allowance Arrangements, July 3, 1893 For by Helen L, do KOTO i* 3 0033 26 snort cut and Sch .T W Hawthorne, Hoffses, Savannah. WB frequently hare oustomars « i-.a6p.rn. Selmgo Lake, Bridgton, Tia Smith, Guardian, For Rail and River. North ChlczeAs.... Ii@t8 clear Sch Henrietta Symonds. Hutchins, New York, Mr. Forest City Landing, Peaks’ Island, 6.45, Songo Conway. Fabyans, EDU ARD of 1 to Portland Stoneware Co. < come to us with and Island 0.40. 8.00, Lancaster, Colebrook,“Quebec, Lunenburg, SR CUSHlNG, late Freeport, de- (inters, wps, 13815 Eeel—llghtlO 23Q1075 clay copy nay if Belle, 9.00, lo.oo, *10.30 11.00 m.. 12.00 m., HARPSWEI.L ceased. Petition that Harris M. Northern do. FeaTy,..ll 5o®i2 no soli W K Smith, Nova Scotia, lumber to J H 12.30, »1.45, 2.15, 3.00, 5 STEAMBOAT GO. Johnsbury, Newport. Sleeper to Quebec. Cushing ...1£®17 H. E. 1 *3.45, 4.30, 00, 5.45, 6.15. 5.55 p. in. For ^.appointed Administrator with the will Bowls,.., Balcsi3=*DS 6 7674 Hamlen & Son. “ (Capt Townsend.) *.,1)0, 7.30, *8.00, 9.30 p. m. The Sebago Lake. Cornish, Bridg- \ Put It attractive form aM 365 Island E’oiHe, ton, North and Bartlett. presented by said Harris JSt. Apples. Lard, tes auc. Sell Sarah & Ellen, York, New York, clay to \ .in Leturn. Leave Forest City Landing, 6,20. 7.20. Conway JfWb^ed, $ 8.30 p. m. For Lake. CY.s^iing, son of said deceased, EatingapDl's:! 50®4 50 yj bbl.nnre (it. 37 Portland Stoneware Co. Commencing Wedncsdc y. May 11,1898, steam- 8.30.9.30.10.20, *11.00, 11.30a.Ul.. 12.20, 1.00, Rcginning Jiily 2nd. 1898, steamer Aucocisco Sebago Fryeburg, Sch Elia F er ° North Conway, St. SAMUEL do common $23300' docom’nd. 0 &014 Croweil, Thomas. New York, ce- tnaka the will leave east end i'o rtlaml lJler lor Bay *2.15, 2.45. 3.20, *4.15, 5.00, 5.30, 6.05, *7.30. Fol'tl;lnd Fiei'. as Fabyans, Lunenburg, John- GROVES, late ol Yarmouth, de- price reasonable." 1 6.30, Portland, daily, bury, Montreal and to PriOwins 0 50se4 UOI saiis.conind K 69 >Vi ment to Carleton Bros. S \ lew 8.20, or at close ot follows- Toronto and Chicago ceived. Petition for Partition ol Real Es- landing. *9.00,10.15 p. in., entertain- daiiy tate B tap «Mb M.'glUte palls, pure sen Kami m ltionipson. Burns, ment. and Great except Saturday. Lancaster, Colebrook, belonging to said estate, presented 75i4*7»» Lockport, NS, > > such cases the WEEK LdaYS. Islau(J> Cliebeag- Lime by Lemon*. I U lobsters. In work Is always <> For ue,JW?? Uhl Island. So.H111® Ridge, Quebec. Sleeper to Montreal. E ivina M. of said de- pure BliWHVs Cushing’s Island. 6.40. 8,00. 9.00. *10.30,11.00 Harpswell, Hailey’s and Hamilton, daughter 5.50, 7.0(1, 8.00, 10.15 a. nil, 12.00 m., 2,00l a. Drr s ceased. Messina 6 50®6 flams.... 9 ®9ya Sell Clement, Wallace. Boston. 3.00, 111., 12.30. 1.45, 2,15, aoo, 4.30, 6.00, 0.16 *7.00. Islands. 8.5o a. m. 1.50, u.io p m SUNDAY 50; »£ and enoelleoi 5.00, C.13, 7.25, *11.00 111. TRAINS. California ! cocov’rd •• Sob elora L Nickerson, fish. satisfactory brings p. *8.00, 9.30, p. m. Return for Portland-Leavo Orr’s Island, via JOHN G. late of leave w 7.20 a. m. for PIERCE, Yarmouth, de- luroKlroa. OIL Returning, Bay Vie landing 6.20. 7.20, Iteturn. Leave above U.nua. u. m. Paper train Bangor. | Cushing's, 7.00. 8.15, 9.15, *10.45, land’ngs, 5.50, m..3.r>0 Arrive 7.25 a. cease d. Petition that ] ClraroC. results. §! 8.25, 10.40 *. m. Paper train for Clarence W. jerce, Florida o 00®0 OO Kero8enel2019 8iy \ a.m., 12.25.2.25,13.25, 5.25, 6.30,10.30 p. 11.20, rm Da.Aft <> t\<\ o kk. » -in a a-. r. An /.* wbiauu, a. m., i.uv, u ou m. Lewiston. or some oilier m. p. 12.30 m suitable pe:son, be appoint- *!j 7r '.L4 oo' Sch Pride of the % *7.20. 9.-15 p. For Brunswick. Lewiston, Bath. ed Culltornlh, Ligonia. 8b*t Port, Condon, Northeast 8.30, p. ill. SUND 4. YS. Administrator, ■ In Seed In.'S 3 SFt::I I'ftnl.nnlol Augusta, Waterville. and Bar presented by Elizabeth Harbor, NS—M N Kicll & Co. THE THURSTON ‘Saturday night only. T'ot Trefethen’s, Evergreen, Little and Great Bangor Harbor! B. Pierce, widow of said deceased. kps'*. PrsU’s Asual Sch PRINT, Leave Portland for Long Islaud. Little and o.cop. m. For Lewiston. Judith Ann, Lawry, LockDort, NS—MS | SUNDAYS. D.amoud Islands, 6.30. 6.00. 7.00, 8.00. 9.00 8.30 MOBEC r.astom extra.. Great Chebeague. Cliff and p. m. For White Mountain SEABUItV, late of de- &13 In tali this lc extra Rich & Co. Leave 10.30 a. m., 12.00 Island, So. Barps-1 Division. Yarmouth, : ME. Portland Pier 8.06, 9.00, 10.15 a. m.. m., 2.00, *3.15, 4.20, 5.45, u.is! well, 10.00 it. 2.00 in. Montreal, Toronto and ceased. Petition that Marcia TV1. v Fresh Western., 12 Raisins. I PORTLAND. 9.30 m., p. Chicago. i* Vi 12.00 3.00. 5.00 m.' 7.J0, p. ni.r 11.00 I'o lie la. m., 2.00, p. Return for Portland, loave So. p. m. Night for all appointed Administratrix With the will Musetl.BO 16 hxs65J6Vi FROM our. CORRESPONDENTS. dtf Return. Leave Trefethen’s. 0.20, 8 00 Harpswell via Express points. Bnttet. mayi JOHN TEMPLE, 7Mauager. 7.00, Jenk’s landing, l ittle and 12.56 a. m. Mt. Desert for annexed, presented Seabury, London siy’rll 76JP20C 9.10, 10.20. 11.50 a. m.. Chebeague Long special VVatervfiie, hy AugUsta 1 s@1 W1SCASSKT, July 4—Ar, schs Edward W 1.05, 3.20, *4.35, 5.25, 6.55! Island, 11.45 a. m„ ;s.45 in. Bangor and Bar Harbor. Bister of sa.d deceased. Crenmerr.tncy.. ;> Co»r, 8.30, *10.25 m. p. Cliff Island! Perry, Niger, and B Boston. p. >■45 m. A rrive UlliLiiCe vr'mt. SIS Retail—delivered. Mary Rogers, p. Portland. 1.00, 5.30 m .n m CLAR1NDA 1». Return. Leave Evergreen, 6.15, 7.55 p. roruami. GOODWIN, late of Gorham, Choice.. Cumberlana 00 6.55, Fare to So. Harpswell and return deceased. Will and 00004 6.03, 10.15, 11.46 a. in., 1.00, 3.15, *4.30, Sundays, From Montreal, petition for probate Cheese. 00 EXCHANGE DESPATCHES. 5.2o’ >5C; other landings, 25o. Quebec, Fabyans, 8.10 a, m. Chestnut,.-. 03 6.00, 8.25, *10.20 111. Lewiston an 1 thereof, p eaented by Rebecca A. Strout, N. Ictrr Ar p. ISAIAH wuly, Mechanic Falls, 8.30 a. in., 8%®9 FrankHm... 800 at Glasgow 2, steamer Sardinian DANIELS, Gon’l 6 Executrix therein named. July (Br), Return. Leave Little Diamond. 6.30. 7.10 Manager. Waterville, Rockland and 8.35 Vermont... Systg.s) @6 00 Montreal. 00118101 LINE. Augu ta, a. in. I^hlah..,. Vipond, 8.10, 9.20, 10.30 a. m., 12.00 m., junesotf_ ■angeley, FREDERICK late of Saee. 10 l'ea. 4 60 Ottawa 1.15, 3.30, *4.45’ Farmington. Bemis, Rumford Falls! FURINGTON, Gorham, 5.35, 7.05. 8.40, *10.35 p. m. fekowhegan and 12.15 deceased. First Account GroaO SsXtaoBP Lewiston, p. in., Bangor presented tor .... Memoranda. House, MONTREAL ad fo Return. Leave Great Augusta and 11.59 a. allowance Daniel Executor. Pilot sup.... 8 ® 8 ys White wood- QUEBEC UJVERP3GL, Diamond, 6.25, 7.05. 8.05 Rockland, m.; Beecher by Wescott, | 9.15, 11.55 a. m.. 1.10, I'sIk. St. do so. vs I Jul7 2—Tug S B Jones returned to- CUSHING’S 10.25, 3.25, *4.40, 5.30 Johnsbury, Bridgton, 12.13 p. m.; Ex- WILLIAM S. late of Cumber- 7*7 Nol&2,l-inB33@*35 Machias, ISLAND, 7.00, m. BLANCHARD, I from the wreck of sch Steamer From Dlontreal Brom 8,35, *10.30 p. laternafiouai Co. press, Mattawamkeag, Bar Harbor, Bucksport land, deceased. First Account Crackers.... Gy,t®7 Baps.i in. 92S0528 day Henry atCampohello. Quebec For Ponce’s Steamship presented She Landing, Long Island. 6.30. 6.00 ■■ Greenville, 1.1G m.; 3.25 icr * 1-ln towed the vessel oil and Into Lubec where Labrador June 25. 9 a.m. FOR Bangor, p. Lewiston. p. allowance Admin- Cooperage. Com’n, $23M*26 Best Hotel in Casco .In ne25, o. p. m. 7.W, 8.00. a. 12.00 in.; by bylvanus Porter, l Hhhd sliooks & hds— the hold full of was sold. The sell will be Bay, 9.00,10.30 m., in., 2.00, *3.15 Lancaster, Whitefleld, Fabyans, fi.oo p. n> : istrator. j lVi, lSi&2- piling Vancouver July 2,i9a. m. Ju ly 2 6pm 4.20. *9.20 llol. 1 a total loss. " 5.45, 8.15. 7.30, p. m. Skowhegan.Waterville, Augusta and Rockland city. 60*1 76J In, Nol(42$38@$3B Scotsman 9,’9 a. m. J- 6. •astporl. Lubsc, Ga'ais, Si. Js'H, IRA T. WARREN, late of South y, pm’ Return. Leave Ponce’s Landing. 6.05, 010 H.B.,Kalita, N.S- 5.20 p.m. daily; St.John, Bar HarDor. Aroos- Portland, Bug.count’y86 gl 00* I’A.lVhM-lo NOW OPEN FOR THE Yorkshire a. m. e. tnd ail of Now deceased, will and for I IS SUMER 1<:.*9 io, p m’ 7.45, 8.50. H.50, 11.20 a. in., parts Bruns wick, Nova Scofeia took County Moosehead Lake and petition probate Country Mot Sans, 128*880 Dominion 9 a. m. 12.60, 2.50, *4.05’ Prince Bangor Domestic Forts. 234 23, 0. p. m! 5.10, 6.25. *10.15 ID. Edward Island and Cape Breton, The 5.3!) thereof, presented by Harriet W. Warren. hhdSB.ooKS Squares, 6.55, 8.15, p. p. nv; ltangeley, Farmington, Rumford' J86®$38 Cushing’s Island is noted for its For Marriner’s avorite route to Campobello and bh Andr Falls, 5.45 Executrix therein named. hlid hdg ml Cypress— NEW YORK—Ar 3d, sobs Andrew Nehinger, Landing, Long Island, 9.00 ews, Lewiston, p. m.; Chicago, Montreal 10.30 a. m., 2.00. *3.16. 0.45 m. Lancaster and Fabyans, 7.42 D )BERT D. HOLLIS, late of de- 32 n. E4@26 14n No 1&2 $30@t33 Robinson, Bangor; Nathan Lawrence, Green, splendid air, line scenery and elegant BOSTON p. p. m.; Mattawam- Deering; Return. Leave Marriner’s Summer keag. Bar Harbor and 1.40 a. ceased. Will and petition for Sue hdaBin 21*23 1%,1V4 &2- Hath; Jesse Murdock, Wheatley, do; Henry TO LI VICE POOL VIA. Landing, Long Is- Asran^emcnt, Bangor, m. daily: probate o tel accomodations. QUEJSN'SSIOWN. land, li.so a. St. Bar thereof, .John Hoops 14 ft. 2’>@30 ln.Nol&2 $329434 May. Parry. South Gardiner; Oliver 10.0a, m., 3.00, *4.15, 6.35 p. m. On and after Monday. 9th. Halifax, John, Harbor, Bangor and preset)tea by F. A. Hollis. Schofield, From May steamer 5.08 a. m. ther in 12ft. 2S@28 Sadie From Time Table. vili leave Portland on Augusta, daily. Executor named. 11 2%, 8&4-m$S6@$s8 Brockway, Keunebec; C Sumner, Sumner. Snnday Mondays, Wednesdays * «• 8 S’th LWerpool. Steamer.Boston. rod at 5.30 Sundays—Lewiston, 0.58 a. m., 5.13 p. m.; Bar SARAH PAINE, late of ga pine-i2sj$36 St Simons; Sebago, Thompson, Fernandlna; For Forest City Peaks’ Fridays p. m. Deoring, deceased. Cordasre. Clear pine— B. C. GIBSON. IS, S. S. June Landing, Island, 8 00 Harbor, 12.25 p. m.. and 5.20 in. First and Annie F Kimball, Kimball. Bangor ; Addio Jor- Prop. May Canada, 2, ’7.30 a. in 9.00, a. in.. leave St.John and Waterville, p. Final Account presented for imer’inpih io 16. S. 10.00,11.00 12.20, *+1.30, 2.16. *3.15’ Returning Eastport same @ii uppers.aSBfflfid dan, Emerson, Portland via Glen Cove. je29dlw June S. Canada, June,.'to, r.,38 p, m. 7.30 OEQ, F. EVANS. Vice Pres. aDrt Gen. Man. allowance by Edward M. Rand, Adminis- 1 3.45. 4.45, 6.15. p. m. lays. Manilla... 11401214 Select.$46*55 schs Calvin F Baker. Harold For F. E. G. P. & T. trator; also Petition for Order of Distri- Sid, Baltimore; RATES OF PASSAGE. Cush ng's Island. 8.00, 9.00,11.00 a. m., 12 20 tickets BOOTHBY, a! M aiulla Doit Fine common. .S4z@4S L Cora M. Through Issued and baggage checked bution, said Berry, Baugor; Mtllbrldge; American 2.16, 3.45, 6.15. 7.30 p. m. 0 presented by Administrator. rspo. 00*12’/. fipruca. $13 @14 00 First Cab^u, $52.50 and destination. $3/*“Freight received up to 4.00 ___tG26dtf Team, Philadelphia; Flyaway, Rockland; Jona- upwards. Return For ). JOSEPH Russia do.18 Trofethen’s, Evergreen, Little and Great i m. ,. LGKJNG, late of Peering, deceased. ctlSM) Hemlock.811*12 than Cone. Haverhill; Henry R $100 and upwards according to steamer and ac- First a t. Tilton, Amboy Diamond Islands, 7.00. 8.00, 9.30, 10.30, a m For Ticket? and Account presented for allowance SiS&i.,..,. Clapboards— for Salem: Morris & Cliff. Amboy for Cohasset; commodation. Staterooms apply at the Harriet G. llrusrs and Dyes. 012.15. 12.00. *3.15, 4.20, 5.15, 6.15, *7.30 p. m. mo Tree Ticket Monument oy Loving, Administratrix ; also Spruoe. X.*32036 Henry Whituey. Port Johnson for Bluehill; No- Second Cabin, to Liverpool, London, Lon- I’or Ponce’s Office, Square or Poriland & Rumford Falls Petition for an Allowance out of the Acid Oxalic.. .12914 Clear.828&30 and Landing. Long Island, 7.00, 8.00 1 or other at ff. per- $34 to information, Company’s Office, rombegaand Addle Jojdan. donderry (Queenstown, $42.50. Re- 9.30. 10.30 a. m.. 12.15, 1 taiiroad sonal estate, presented said Harriet G. Acid tart.3. ©'i>t2e eieax.sz6@27 turn $66.73 to $7840, to ni.30, 2.00, *3.15, 4.20 Wharf, foot ot State street. by Ar 4th, schs Agnes Manning, Kennebec; .Jas according steamer 5.15, *7.30 p. m. [In Effect June 27, 1898. Loring, widow of said deceased. Ammonia.io@20|Nol.si 6*20 Rothwell and B South Gardi- and accommodation. J. B. COYLE, Gen. Man. A sues. 81 Mary Wellington, For Marrinor’s Lauding, Long 9 30 DEPARTURES. THOMAS et minor pot... .6%® rme.S26®50 Samuel Uartand Susie p. Sieerage, to London. London- Island, A. SHAW, als., children Bals cooabla.. ner; C Oliver. Bangor; Liverpool, 10.30 a,, m., 2.00, *3.15, 4.20, 3.16 m. marl8dtf H. p.C. HERSEY hnd .66*001 Bhlagles— derry, Glasgow, Queenstown and p. Agent 8.30 A. M. and 1.10 P. M. From Union Statloa heirs of Eugene F. Shaw, late of Port- R G Wbilden, Deer Isle; H H Chamberlain. Belfast- •Not run lu stormv or weather. Beeswax.37®421X cedar... .2 76*3 26 $22 50 to $25.50 to steamer. foggy lor Poland. Mechanic FaUs. Buckfteld. land, deceased. Second Accounts pre- South Gardiner; Ella Frances and Thomas Bor- according iFor Forest Peaks’ Can- Rich powders... 7@9lClew cedar.2 60*2 76 to J. B. T. P. City Landing. Island and ton, Rumford and Rented for allowance William K. den, Rockport, Apply KEATING, McGOWAN Pouce s Dlxneld, FaUs Bemis. hy Neal, Borax.10@n|x No 1.1 85®2 25 J. J. C. Landing, Long Island, only. Guardian. BOSTON—Ar 3d, schs Mary F Smith. JENSEN, ASHTON, Portland, or 8.30a. m. 1.10 and 5.10 n. m. From Brimstone. ,3U® No 1 cedar..1 26*1 75 Burns, Tickets sold over tills HAINE Union v-1 Port Matoon. NS: Frank T Stinson, DAVID TORRANCE i& GO., Gen. Agents line to the Gom STEAMSHIP CO. fetation for.Meehanlc FaUs and EMMA F. CHASE, late of Portland, de- Cochlueai...... 40B4S1 60 Hodgdon, intermediate Spruoe.1 2501 CB; Grace, Montreal. Je2drt Theatre. stations. ceased. Second Account prese ted for al- UopDeras-IVi® k1 Laths.sped. .1 9(k»2 Of, Loulsburg, Treworgy, Quaeo, NB; Mew York Direct Line. Laura M Fernandlna; Unavoidable delays and 5.10 m. lowance by Hiram Knowlton, Executor. Creamtarta.28 Vi tarn >v„i Lime—Cement. Lunt, Peck, Abenaki, excepted subiect to 1 Saturdays only, p. train runs through Snowman. Hoboken (tor Medtord); Julia Baket, change without notice. 1 .QNG ISLAND SOUND BY to Rumford Falls. WILLIAM If. SOMF.RS, late of Portland, Ex logwood.... 12® 16 LIme.W cek. 86® DAYLIGHT. Perkins, Boston; James A Webstei, Webster, C. W. T. General cars between deceased. First Account presented for al- fiumarabic.. .70*1 221 Cement.1 200 GODING, Manager. THREE TRIPS PER WEEK. Through Portland, Rumford Glycerin© 20 Matches. Greens Landing; Frank. Piillbrook, York; Fan- Jly4dtf Falls and Bemis. lowance by TeresaM. Somers and Annie @75; Belfast. The Horatio r.5 nie & Edith. Ryder, _ steamships Hall and Man- Connections at Bemis for M. Somers. Admini trices. Alocslcsino.15*26jStsu-,^ gross j all points in the Camphor..si&sziDlrtgo. Sid. schs Mary A Hall, Jacksonville; William iattan alternatively leuvb Franklin Wharf Lakes. @66 i ] Kangeley MARGARET COLLINS, late of Portland, de- Mytrn...... BZ&oBlForest City.60 F Collins. Portland; Leona, Roekpon ; Mary B ©©Mg'S Sllglg- by ■ortland. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays t 6 in. Summer ceased. First Account lor al- ■ Bath. | p. for New York direct. Excursion Tickets on presented Ottlum.. ..4.00 6 OOi Metals. Rogers. Returning, leave Sale. THE TOURIST Ter lowance by Edward M. Baud, Executor. Shellac...... 36@401 Copper- BALTIMORE—Ar 2d, sch John S Deerlng, HAWK-EYE, 38. K, 1!., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- at 5 m. E. C. ANN Pi. DYER, late of deceased. Indigo.86cJig 1114@48 oom... .@16V4 Woodland, Jacksonville. MAINE COAST NAVIGATION CO. i lays p. BRADFORD, Tiaffic Manager, Deering, These steamers are Accounts lor allow'a ace Seth lecine... .8 60® 3 86 rousnea eonper. 2S Cld, schs Win J Lermond. Hupper, 'Norfolk; 3 1-2x3 superblv fitted and fur- Portland, Maine. presented by 1-2, ?9, 4x5, $15. MR. GWILYM nshed for F r r>VF mv <= L. LavraU^e and Fred N. Ipecac.2 25*2 501Bolts. 16*18 Helen H Benedict, Brackett, Boston. ! MILES! passenger travel and afford the most sV. •EJ0Y> Dow, Trustees. Superintendent, Licorice, rt... .16a20IY M sheam.... 12 Ar 3d, sch Andrew Adams, Tibbetts, Funta for PORTLAND and BANGOR I onvenient and comfortaolo route between jeltt atf Romford Falls. M&ina. JOSEPH late of de- Adapted Sunlight film or plates. WALKER, Portland, Morphine...2 4n@270IYM Bolts.. 12 Gorda. ■ortland and New York. ceased. Accounts for allowance We also have other Self -AT- presented Oil bergamotz 76@830i Bottoms.22024 BANGOR—Ar 2d, schs J Ponder, supplies. ! June Fare: one way. $5.00; round trip, $8.00. James 1*. Seth and Jr, Sprague, Commencing Tuesday, 28, 1898, by Baxter, L. Larrabee I Ingot.... New York. oning paper, &c. Goods carried are insured against WAR BOSTON & MAINE John H. Trustees. Nor.Codllvor200@226 11012 R. K. Fogg, American do gl@l 251 Tip— Win T Emerson. Perkins, Boston; John ’ ■InK, under the terms ot' the Company's Open Sid, | In CHARLOTTE R. SHAW, late of Portland, de- Lemon.... 1 eoBi 2 oi Straits.... 15V4016V4 F Randall, Crocker. Baltimore. Maine Orchestra STEAMER ‘oliey, without additional charge to shipper' Effect June 37tli, 1898, ceased. Petition for License to sell ana Olivo.100®2 601 Ar sch3 J Nickerson, Littlejohn, Port- Symphony SALACIA J. F. LISCOMB.General Agent. English..„„ 4th, f leaves Franklin for WESTERN DIVISION. convey Real Estate, presented by John B. Reppt.17B@2 0 >1 Char. I. Co.. @5 60 land; Nightingale. Plnkliam, Boston; AFKlud- N. M. PERKINS & Wharf, Hand, Tuesdays TIIOS. M. BARTLETT. Agt ocH.ilf 2o €0., and Saturdays at 0 a. m. at ■ Kehoe, Trustee. Wlntergreenl 76@200|Char. L X.. @7 berg, Kendall. New York. ! Concert, June 8,1898: Touching Squirrel Trains leave Portland, Union Station, for 00*8 60 Island,illucklnud, Camden, linokt- GARDNER WOOD, late of de- Potass or'rad®. 64@5b*Terne.6 BOOTHBAY—Ar 3d. schs Annie B Mitchell. | Uelfnst, fcarbnro crossing, 7.10, 9.05.10.00 a. Portland, HARDWARE DEALERS, 8 Fres SL port and w Interport. at m., 12.00, ceased. Petit on for License to sell Chlorals.36®40| Antimony... 12@14 Winson, Barter. Clara This Would I Do, W. R. ♦ Arriving Bangor I L.20, 3.55, 5.15, 6.20, 6.50 p. scurboru and Towne, Beverly; Boston; Chapman about 7 111. m.; Reach, Iodide.2 63 a.S 76@b 00 je'iSdtf p. > tile convey Real Estate, presented Ciara A. 80(0*)ke.4 & Mabel. Leman. Portland; Harvard M Hav?y. Mine C. 1’oii.t, 7.00, 7.10. 8.15, 9.05. 10.00 a. m., by oowai.c Own, R. Cressey i Returning—leave Bangor and ’ORTLAND and l. 12.00, Administratrix. Quicksilver... .7O«,8018pelter. Scott, St John, NB; Lena Maud, do; Frank W Mondays SMALL POINT 20, 3.30, 3 55, 5.15, 5.60, 6.20. 6.60. 8.00 p. m. Old Wood, Bedouin Love C. Thursdays at 5 a. above Oulnlne.. 380 38 iSoltterMixv. 12@14 Cole. Dorchester. NB. Song, Piersuiti ♦ m., making landings. llrcka. <1 UeuCh, 5.20, 7.00, 7.10,8.15.8.40.8.05. GEORGE M. CHAPLIN, late of Portland, de- Arriving at Cortland about 6 m. Rheubarb, rt.76oigl BO Nalls. Ar 4th, schs Henry J Eaton, New York; Mary p. STEAMBOAT CO. 10.00 a. m., 12.00,12.30.1.20,1.45, 3.30. 3.55, 6.15. ceased. Will and petition for bib bate Kt 6 (21 66 Co..neetion«—At island for Booth- snake.3o@40 Cask.CLDasol J Elliot, Boston. Ilfpse sonprs can be bad at our ♦ Squirrel ).50, 0.05, 6.20, 6.50, 8.00 p. Ill; »«>, Bind-dol'd. thereof, presented by Mary E. LeGrow and wire.. 96 bay Harbor, Heroh Is! Christmas Cove and fcaltuetre.12@16 i;S5al sch Harvard H Salem for Restored ml, 1 7.00,8.15, 8.40,9.05,10.00 a. In., Sid, Havey, anhao round Nora Executrices therein named. orders; JSIUSflC At )aily trip (Sundays excepted) between 12.00, 12.30, 13io! Chaplin. Setuia.253(80 Naval Stores. Leua Frank W DEPARTMENT. % Peuiaquld. Rockland for Vinalhaven, 3.30, 3.55, 5.15, 5.s0, 6.20, 8.00 Maud, do; Cole, do. North Haven and Portland and Small Point p. ni.; Keunelxi »»Uf LOUISA late of Canary seeQ. ... Far bbl.. .2 7693 00 ! Cape ROBERTS, Portland, de- 4*5 CAPE HENRY—Passed In 3d, sch John J DR. NERVEReSE stouington. Kenneliunkpurt, 7.00, 8.40, 10.00 a. in., 12.30 KOTPS POLLS. On anu after ceased. Will and petition for probate Cardamons 1 2B®1 So Coal tar... .6 0F@5 26 Hansen, Kennebec for FARES FROM PORTLAND TO April 4th. 1893. 3.80, 5.15, 6.05, 6.20 p. ill.; YV«*IIm Pltob.3 7fcmaoo Washington. he great rcme* 7.00* thereof, presented by Nathan D. Soda. by-carb3%©8?4 CHARLESTON—Sid sell T SJ.40 a. m.. 3.30, 5.15 m.; Nouiers* Roberts, 2d, Isaac Camp- 7 for nervous Squirrel round si.25 p. Doror, Executor therein WIL Fiton. .2 76*6 00 Island.75o, trip, ! Reamer 8.40 a. named. Sal.V2%@S bell, Stevens, Norfolk. JOSES & Rockland or Camden. woitb, 7.00, m., 12.30, 3.39, 5.15 p. m.; Sulphur. 4 .3 w®400 rostration and f CRESSEY, ALLEN, 81.26, 2.75 “Percy "^7““ @sjRo»in..... Sid sch Mabel Roche--er, Earnilnelon, Alton AMELIA H. T1IACHER of Portland, a per- 3d. Jordan, Balanci, Boston. 11 nervous dis- Bellast. 2.00, 3.50 Uaj, W..1I- gugar lead.20*221 Tuper.tlne.gai. .3x042 | ’• « boro, 8.40 a. Ul., 3.30 son of unsound mind. Third Account DARIEN—Sl« 2d, schs Cactus, Wiley, St uses of % Piauo and Slusic * Bangor. 2.50 12.30, p. m.; Ukrpor', L» pre- White Oakum.... 7Ys«oVa the gen- House, 450 CAPT. CKAS H. sented for allowance by Richard wax-50@56) Simons; Lizzie Chadwick, Clark, Tiiomaston. itive Weather IIOIVT"” coma, AYeirg, Plymouth, 8.40 a. 111., 12.30 p. Webb, » irroi. Dlae.. On. organs permitting. Vin leave Portland Tier, Portland, at 2.00 G uardian. 6Yi»bl EASTFORT—Ar 3d. sch3 Sarah A Tow usend, jeo BAXTER eod p. in.; Weir,, Urntie Harbo., long island cither sex, BLOCK, _ OLIVER, President. t for Lowell’s tier's Vanllia.Dcsn.. 8i g®201 Llnseec.4?018 % T ,,„.TO.C. Cove, Island; Card’s Cove (via Alton Bay and 8.40 Towusend, Loulsburg, CB; Gen Scott, Johnson, ich as Nervous CHAS. R, LEWIS. Treasurer. dtf C steamer), a. ui: Wor- HENRY C. Hack. iBoiled.46020 jels luohog Bay, Poor’s Point. East Harpswell; cester (via Somersworili and PEABODY, Judge. No Boston. rostration, <“,4 $5 ■shdale, Horse Island Rochester). 7. a, A true copy of the original order. 1...32ibperm. 7u@80 FALL RIY'ER—Ar sell Edwa’d Harbor, Water Cove, m. ; Manchester, eoueord, (via No 4tli, Lameyer, BEFORE and aftek using Failing or Lost £ mall Point and Rockingham ATTEST: JOSEPH B. REED. Register. 3...... S8IWha!e.BOdjaio Bocklanr. fcchasco, Fhippshurg C indy’s Junction), 7.00 a. m., 3.30 p. :u.; North liar, No > Manhood,Impotency,Nightly Emissions,Youtli- [arbor. 10.20; Bank.4004 A V1YTXT A_Ul/I Ozl hermia Tlliioir Hood wick, Dover, Exotcr, tiavorh* 1, lOoz.13 Shore.36*40 ful Errors, Mental worry, excessive use qf To- RETURNING—Leave Harbor l-avvrcnce, New schs Grade I) Cundy’s at Lowell, Boston, n 5.20, 7.00,8.40 a. m 1230 8 oz.11 Mitchell. York, Buchanan. bacco or Opium. which lead to Consumption arid .00 a. m.; 6.15 it. It’crgle.3(>®36 Pltippsburg, nt.; Ashdale, 6.30 1.30. 6.05 p. ill. Arrive 8.40,10.15 a. Harrington, Portland; Blanche II Ktng, Ben- Insanity. With every $5 order we give a writ- Water Boston, m.’. Gunpowder—Shot. I Lard. 65965 .in.; Cove, binall Point. 6.45 a. tn.; 12.42, 4.02. 7.15, 9.15 m. Leave nett, New York. ten to cure or refund the money, oor’s : p. Boston for Blasting^.. .3 26@3 50|Ca3tor.1 10@1 20 guarantee Point. T.oo a. ra.; Card’s Cove. 7.15 a. in 8.30 Ar 3d, sell M Luella Key 6 BOSTON and Portland, 5.59, 7.30, 8.00. a. in., 1.15. 4.15, 6 04 4 ... Wood, Spaulding, $1*00 per box, boxes tovi$&*00* DR. PHILADELPHIA, owell’s Orr.s Sporting.... &u@6j251 Neatsfoot 46c®86 Solojfct Cove, Island, 8.00 a. in., arrive in m. West, 2IQTT-E CHEMICAL Ohio. i p. Arrive Portland, 10.10, 11.50, 11.55 a. m L>rop shot,20 tbs. ,1 COMPANY, Cleveland, 1 ortland at 10.00 a. in. TXIH 261 Llama.(g JACKSONVILLE-SId seh RANDALL BIKECT STEAMSHIP LISE. 12.10, 5.00, 7.50, 9.30 p. m. ■ k For Buck. B. SB. : Paints. 3d, Longfellow. MUSTEK' lurther particulars to sale E. apply Straw, ear Am Zinc... .a o0@7 00 Chase, Albany. For by J. Goold & Co. J. H. McDONAtD. Pres, and !otssio@12i MACU1AS—Ar schs II Chester. John- Manager, SUNDAY TRAINS. Iron. Rochelle... .2% 2d, C 1 elephole 4U-3. 16s Commercial | Boston; do; do. ~rosn Boston and street. CHM8 RATIONAL BARK Common_l%@2 I Kteo son, Pavilion, Johnson, Billow, every Wednesday Saturday, aprl utf For Sea' boro Crowing, 7.10, 9.20, 10.15 a. in.. Sid, sell Portland. Refined.... 1% @214 | Domestic. 6y3®.7 Freeport, Kelley, LOO, 3.40, 4.15. 5.10, C.lfl, 7.15 p. 111.; Sraiboi.1 NORFOLK—Ar 2d. schs Wm F Green. Geze- From of Maine. Norway.... 3 Vs @4 Salt. Philadelphia every Wednesday and Beach, Pine Point, 7.10, 8.15, 9.20. 10.15 a. 111. t'orilanil, Cast steel.. Red Beach; Case, Boston. DON?T 8 a. 10 I Tks ls.lbhd 200(82 60 qual. Independent, n.i_1 f [2.55, 2.00, 3.40, 4.15. 5.10, 6.15, 7.15 p. 111.; Ola Gorman Vi i 2 25 PHILADELPHIA—Cld 2d, sell Carrie Strong, i llrcbard Reach, 5.20. 7.10. S.15. steel.@3 Liverpool 00@2 Waste your money and efforts on a “poor oaiuiuey. 'ortianl & Steamboat 9.20. 10.15 a. Ill I Dia’md bbl 3 Savannah. Boothbay Go. 5.30. Shoesteel.@2 Crys. 26 lo become an artist you must have a From Central WUart, Boston. 3 m. From 12.55, 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.00, 5.10, 6.15, 7.15p. 111.; C A KriftpR 1 ron_ _ Ar 3d, schs Blair. Kennebec; thing.” p. PITA Augustus Hunt, instrument. Pine sLreet Wharf. p mnme r WM1". Mirtdeforii, 8.15, 9.20, 10.15 a. m. 12 55 L, $100,000,00 ** John R flrst-clas, A Fa!! Asssrtfiigni ol and Free- Philadelphia, at 3 p. in. In- Arrangements—On anti After C. .4ya®& .... Penrose, lludoon. do; Rebecca Lehigh LOO. Saleracua 6@ Shep- mranoe one-half the rate of vessels. June 18 h, 1398. 3.40.4.15,5.09. 5.10, 5.30, 6.15, 7.15 p. m.; .YJ'I&k. Gen.Kussial3^fc($14 heitl.Smith,do; M;»ry F Godfrey, do; sailing 4.15. Spleen. Wicks, Freights for the West by the Penn. R. R. and K-nnebuuk, 12.55, 5.00, 5.30 p. m.; Reeli- Aineri’cnKussialir^l2 .21 Matilda J) Borda, Norton, Gertrude Abbott, vrs/ -ati -E-a.'ar Gcals for Domestic Use. GOING WEST. ^ Surplus and Undivided Profits, $25,000.00 Cassia, pure... (@22 do; Burning South by connecting lines, forwarded free of •ster, Earm.ngri.il, Alton Uay, 4.15, 5.30 p. (ialv.&V4@7 Mace. 90C@100 Somers, do. lommlsston. ENTERPRISE leaves East n. ; North Berwick, Dover, Exeter, Haver Delaware j JTR. Boothbay Leather N out steamer STEIN XIAKRREAN Pocahontas for jrnnirm.r, J.17 *. ft Solicits the accounts of fiiunks.mer* utmoga.66@65 Breakwater—Passed 3d, WAY, (Sezm-BHaminoua) ami Passage SIO.OO. Round Trip $13.00. Pqrtlaml Mondays at 7.15 a. m., toueli- ouM"U, O.ZU ». ID., New York— Shehey. for Bangor. ,, at So. 2.55. 5.30 in. Pepper.16017 Philadelphia GA BEER, PEASE, Meals and room included. »g Bristol tChristmas Gove. Heron Ix- o.OO, p. Arrive Boston 8.40 a. m., cautile I debt.25JP261 ROCKLaND—Ar gchs Mabel Bart- Firms, Corporations and Cloves.16017 3d. Hall, Georges Creek Cumberland Coals are For or inci. tOcean Point, Harbor and I.2S, 8.32. 9.42 p. m. I.eave Boston ;or Portland Mia JAMES orr, Amobnrr, Salem, Lead, Best Leona. Lane, do; James H do. Genuiue J.ykens Franklin, expense l.yun, Boston, 3.09, brands....5006° Boston; Hoyt, Talley '.00 a. m.. b 1.45. G.00 ni. sell M and can recommend them as the best 0 shipper. 12,-15. p. Arrive Bos- Sheet. @8% J Medium.30040 Sid, Lydia Webster, Portland. represen- GOING EAST. un. 5.58 a. 1 arul American funnel. 111.; 12.30, 4.00, 4.30, 9.00 p. m. Leave Interest on Vine. (®6ya Common...... 25:530 SALEM—Ar 3d, sell Wm Rice, Mad Jox, Eddy- tatives of the several grades. English n Paid HE. B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and General Tuesdays and leave Portland at 7 •out for Portland, 7.30. 9.00 a. ni., Deposits. Zinc. 7 (0-8*4 Naturaiax ... ville. Saturdays, 12.30, 7.00. 606*70 ! llanager, 89 State St, Fiske Boston fl m. for Damariscolta, at. .45 p.m. A rive 11.43 a. T. TT.F.1501 Lean- VINEYARD-HAVEN—Ar 3d, sells O M Mar- Building, touching Squirrel Portland, jn., 1200 POLIAK'S Above Coals Constant- ass. I stand, tGcean Heron .50,10.15 p. m., 12.40 a. m. SPECIAL DEPARTMENT Hay. Pureground.5 6O®0 00 rett, Harris, Rockland for New oot22dtf Boothbay Harbor, Point, FOR SAViNGS. 1 York. Ar and So. Bristol and Kea...... 5 sld. sells -AND THE- iland. tUhristmau Covc, East Pressed-.SttT^iBi 60%6 Vk Aun. Bennett, Sullivan for New Bed- ^ SUNDAE TRAINS. Loose Hay S9@81lil£ug VenilodS fe300 ford; (Frank Rich- On Hand, ootubay. Interviews and Inviled. Vanderherchen, Denean, iEriol Self Pianos. ly leave Portland at 7 a. m. for Pem- Correspondence Me. tor Playing I Thursdays, i-or Kiddefo d, Portsmouth, Newburv- mond, Philadelphia. 'TELEPHONE oo-'i at above Portland Ar 4th. schs Helena Liuid, touching jandings except | mrt, Sarin, Lynn, a. 12.45 Daily Press Stock floatations and Willie L Newton, Old Instruments taken in Exchange, ! amariscotta. Boston,2 111., p.111.; CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, President- Bangor for New Herbert and Wm S irrive Boslon 5.58 a. m., 4.00 p. m. Leave Bos- Corrected by Swan & Barrett, Bankers, 186 Vork; E, OFFICE: On will return from Damariscotta i Campbell. Sullivan for Willie L CATALOGUES FREE. ALLAN LINE Saturday on for Portland, c 9.00 a. m., 7.00, 9.45 m. Middle street. do; Maxwell, t' > East p. 1H03IAS H. EATON, -Cashier. Franklin for do; Sallio B. Gardiner for Jas Lowest Boothbay. irrlre Portland, 12.25, 10.20 p. ni.. 12.40 a. ni. STOCKS. do; Prico,. Most Liberal Terms 7b t team. L Rockiand Thomas B Commercial & 70 Exchange Sts. Passengers conveyed by 0- Stops at North Berwick and Exeter _ Maloy, for Reed, ROYAL -DIKECTOBS: Par do; aprS M.W&Fti mail steamers, Tuesdays and Saturdays passengers for Pem- Description. Value. Bid. Asked South Gardiner for do; Hannah Coombs, Ston- inly. CanalNatioual Bank....100 306 110 -—-a piid conveyed by ferrv from So. Bristol. 0. ington for do; Break of Day. Georgetown for do; Western Division to North Berwick j CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, SETH L, LARRABEE. M. Sfsinsrf h Sons jel7dtf ALFRED RACE. Manager. < Casco National Bank.loo 100 i02 Hannah F Carleton, Hillsboro for Newark; Abi- Co., Montreal anti to tops Kittery act. and Portsnaoutn only, Quebec Liverpool. c. Vvestern Division from E. M. STEADMAN, CHARLES J. CHAPMAN, Cumberland National Bank.. .40 3o gail Haynes. Ellsworth tor Rondout; Loring C From From North Berwick. National Bank. for T. C, MgGOULQRIC l>. J. FLANDKEs. (i. ,v T. A. Chapman 3 00 Ballard, North Boothbay Philadelphia; Manager. JVerponl Steamship Montreal I', Boston. BRICE M. EDWARDS, PARLEY P. BURNHAM Fli at National Bank.100 93 100 Methebesec, lceboro for Richmond, Nat Ayer, TEL. 818—3. r>17 r.intrres* filrort. r 1 1EO. II. THOMPSON, Ticket Ageut, Portland. tf « Merchants’National Bank— 75 109 ill Bangor for do; Lawrence Haynes. South Gardi- aprSidTu.Tluir&Sat 2 May. California, 28 May ortfand, Mt, Dssor! sni IMlas St&f, Co Jeff HENRY S. CSGCGD, JAMEi F. HAWKES, 9 National Traders’Bank—..300 97 99 ner for do; George B Ferguson, Bangor for Ed- May. Numldian, 4,lime Sir. “Frank Hornes.” _dtf WILLIAM IV). MARKS. Portland National Bank.100 202 104 Emma Calais for New s May. Laurentlan, li June • dyville; McAdara, York; Beginning Saturday, April jet M.W&Fttlstp Portland Trust Co.100 130 355 J M Kennedy, Ellsworth for liondout (two lat- : June. Parisian. IS .June soih.1838. will leave 1 l ortlaiid Wednesdays and Portland Gas Company. 50 80 85 ter June. Carthaginian, 25 Juno Saturdays at 4 a m sailed). ” 1 arrival oi train Boston Portland Water Co.100 102 C Correct 1898. hJuiie. Cainoriiian, so June leaving at T p m' for 104 Passed, schs Cathie Berry, Hillsboro for Style, ockland. Bar Ilnrbor. Portland St. liailroad Co. .100 130 135 New Celia F. Bangor for do. THE LATEST. Maehlasport and inter- York; Steamers sail from Montreal at 9 a. m., con- n ediate landings. Maine Cential lt’v.300 128 iso Heturnlng loav» Machias- looting with Grand Trunk trains Port- p >rt on and Thursdays at 4 a Portland & It. II. 100 60 51 Foreicn Forts. leaving Mondays m ar- Ogdens burg Lamson & Hubbard and the lu C a. lu MUSICAL previous evening. ri vtng Portland 'J’-esdavs and' Fri- CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT 00. BONDS. Ar at St John. NB, July 2, schs PRODUCTIONS Laurentlan carries cabin passengers only. d tvs. Adelaide, Carthaginian carries second cabin and Portland 63. 1907.118 120 Calais; Hparnmker. East port. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION passengers Passenger freight rates the lowest, ser- schs Seabird. mly. y ce the best. GEO. F. Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding.. 3 02 103 Cld. Andrews, Rockland; Lizzio J EVANS, B. are our he Saloons and Staterooms are tn the cen- mariodtf General Portland 4s. 1913, Funding .106 108 Belyea, Thomaston; Beulah. Wasson, do. at ail limes lo be found in stock tal Manager. Ar schs part, where least motion is lelt. ltleo- Moiice. Bangor 69. 1899. It. K. aid.101 102 4th, Leo, Wasson. Rockport; ltiver- All 1 is Special do. | orders by mail or telephone will receive ricity used for lighting tlie ships through- Bangor 0s. 1905.-Water.114 lit; daie, Urquhart, 1 mi. the at the Cld. sen Roy. Bath. prompt attention. lights being command of the Bath 63, 1898. it. It. aid .101 102 Gilchrist. Our at hour of the ci Cid at discounts to the profession are the most ] lassmgora any night. Musio Hath Hillsboro, Nil, 1, soils ■ 1 4Vss. 1907, Municipal.101 103 July Maynard to be obtained mid everything will looms and Smoking Rooms on the promenade sj EBAGO [>ai!y Line, Sundays Included. Cn and after HStli the Bath 4%. 1921, 103 Sumner, Dobbin, Clmster, ra; Sadie Wileutt favorable nick. LAKE STEAMBOAT ROUTE. ITEay Kefunding.101 ''' be done to make it an advantage and a pleasure The Saloons and staterooms are heated Belfast 6s. 1898. It. aid.101 102 Wasson, Richmond, Va. j ti Son THI NT5W AND PALATIAL fare wail be FIVE to it, | to deal with us. >y steam. go River. Naples, Bridgton, North STFAJtFRg CENTS Belfast 4s. 10ft Rates o! 15 Municipal.102 he ui*o tarry a Full Assortment of passage *02.60 to‘S7o.00, A ra- :iilpton, Harrison and Waterford. The I 4s —100 102 For and f- and from Forest City Landing, Calais 1901—'1911 Refunding Spoken. Durability, Stylo STRINGED IN ST HUME NTS and MUSI- Suction is made on Round Trip Tickets. mous <1 tily excursion route through the Lewiston Municipal.106 107 Second Cabin—To IV in !AY STATE Cs,* 1901, CAL MERCHANDISE of every descrip- Liverpool, London and ding Songo and Sehago’s chain of Lakes AND Peaks’ Island. 1913, 10.1 June 30, lat 3G.60. Ion sell O anti PORTLAND, Lewiston4k, Municipal.103 74.30, Caroline C the Lamson & Hub- tion. xmdonderry, *34.00 and $36.26: return, after June 2 th lo make close con- leave 43.1901. 102 Fuss, from lor Comfort 166.76 and *09.00. n ltemately Franklin WnARr. Port, Steamers leave Custom Mouse Saco Municipal.loo llnladelphia Fernandlna. jetions with steamer lor above places, take j It 51 md. every Evening at 7 o’clock, arriving in Maine Central It 7s, 1898. 1st mtglOl 101 Vi Steerage—To Liverpool, London. Glasgow, C. K. K. (Mountain train lor Soba- « *• Div.( enson for connection Wharf. 7s. 135 bard, For leltast or re- ► with earliest tram's for 1912,cous. mtgl33 Hat. has no Londonderry, including every gi Lake, leaving Union Station at onits equal. for the daily \1 “4j/*8.105 107 Hives are a terrible tormeut to the lit M. Sfelnert & Sons Co,; luisite voyage $22.00 and *23.60. i. lo p. m. Returning, steamer leaves beyond. See time table •• tickets for in another 4s oons. .103 30ft For tickets or further information to li Tbrougn Providence, Lowell. mtg... folks, and to some apply arrisou 7.45 a. m.j North Brid.gton 8.00 a A V older ones. Easily sale 420 orccfrtnr, New York, «tc. 105 C. P. McGOWAN, St., J. B. n. ., column. g«s,i900,e3£ten’sn.l04 by Congress Brklgton S.JOa. m., Naples 0.15 a. m con- leave 1st cured. Doan’s Ointment never fails (EATING. 61Vs Returning India Wkakf, Boston, every Portland & Ogrd’g g«s,i 900, mtgl04 1C6 T. C. Manager. Exchange St., ASHTON’S n icting at Lake StaCon with 11.45 a. n train 1 C- W. T. GODIIVG, McSaULDRIC, 931 ■vening at 7 o’clock. Portland Water Co’s 6s, 1899.... 101 103 Instant relief, permanent cure. At anv Sepsis !f the chorus and were with e companies will be ordered to Porto mand. rsicliols, Windham; A. ,S. Bisbeo, larger; and while it now seems an greeted Brunswick; -- L. W. audience. ue woik oi wine, xuexu 10, olear. The Rico. Jefferson, Casco. arduous undertaking to provide the §3,000,000 summary: spirited rendition of “God Save the A man lost a-$200 diamond pin at tho that under Attorney—John S. White, Naples. The play is to take place at a under the at this a moral certainty, Six or seven of the Clerk—Edward supposed Circumstances, what shall we say day, SECOND CLASS YACHTS. 2ueen,’’ and the of the al company F boys Union station yesterday. It was stolen W. Knight, Deering. manage- picture Queen young ladies’ seminary and it is set with of the and that a wise judicious and enlightened were unable to Treasurer—J. L. Clouthy, W'estbrook. ability efficiency provided he same time was thrown the participate In the Fourth from his shirt front. on the of the Name. Owner. Corrected time. upon Register—E. J. Bragdon, Westbrook. fine and the characters are for nearly double that amount? ment of its concerns part of scenery screen. The scene was July parade on account of Illness be- The Portland and electrics and New Glouces- it will attain to the rela- W. W. 1.82.34 which followed Cape \ Holt, dressed. No doubt the directors were aided the lessees pf the road, Scalpel, Gould, lieved to ^Commissioner—Baricer charmingly by 1.07.49 l, memorable i one and the have been due to green the Casco Steamboat and tive and and accomplish Mistress Mary,E. W. Fox, stirred Royal eating Bay company The was the successive openings of portions of the road. important position The real business of tli© convention was following distribution of E. A. Randall, 1.19.29 cabbage. were attaoked violent to all the and open to the people of Pocahontas, Scots to the wildest enthusiasm. And in They by Island Bello, did a tremendous business the The opening Yarmouth was followed in purposes nomination of sheriff, the call characters: trade Brackett’,No. 19,H.E.H. Brackett, 1.16.48 cramps and had to be taken to the reading the of D our and state, all the recourses of recognition of the well-timed fort as fourth ecember, 1848, by its city 1.20.48 compli- yesterday. follows: Jack Poyntz. Mr. Byron Douglas opening Clique, R. H. Dytr, to Danvl'le Junction, 27 1-2 miles from Port- contemplated by its early friends,,’ H. 1.21.43 ment they cheered loudly and waved the hospital. Excellent are the results of treatment “In the face of so Lord Mr. Walter Thomas Edith, C. Cooper, general a nullification Beaufoy, he have If he could land ; to Mechanic Falls, 36 But what would said, J. H. Smith, Jr., 1.20.01 American t' r which them of the law as Doan Farintosh, Mr. Hcott Cooper miles, February Vesper, flags .[many [of at Keeley Institute, Portland, Me. prohibitory this county has who listened THE SENATE IN Mr. Mr. Francis 1, to Oxford, 45 miles, in October fol- have known that grown men, Mistress were in their rifles and SESSION. witnessed the few it be- Krux, Byrne 1849; Mary 1, No.19, 2; Vesper,3.'The carrying marched A national salute of 45 guns was fired during past years, would live to see Dr. Sutcliffe, Mr. Louis F. Morrison lowing; and to South Paris, 47 miles, Janu- to his w’ords that day, Pocahontas was protested. hooves every citizen who believes in the away to the : tune of.“Auld Lang Syne” yesterday at Fort Preb’e at high noon. Vaughan, Mr. John Lester Wallack ary 1, 1850. those “four hundred miles” become four Senator Allen Spent Time Discussing faithful and impartial enforcement of the Game Mr. Charles THIRD CLASS YACHTS. by the band. The two young sous of Gen. Coppinger Keeper, Giblyn g At the annual meeting in thousand? What would have been his emo- Hawaiian Desolation. law to rise and into the sheriff’s office 1819, nothing Kail way was full of up put Naomi Tiehe, Miss Lansing Rowan his could have the al- Whit, Dr. G. W. Chaso, 1.08.54 square packed peo- were in the city yesterday, ^accompanied liad been done above Paris; during the tions if eyes pierced a man who is not only a friend to the pro- Mrs. Sutcliffe, Miss Agnes Proctor Sanada, J. P. Kelsey, 1.07.80 ple when the fireworks were set off. The their the pear, the pressure in the money market had most immediate future, and seen not mere- by governess. They spent uu c " iiw Miss 4.—In the Senate ucacvcs null iuw js Bella, Myrtle May Resolute, J. H. Day, 1.46.07 is to be Washington, July Miss Blanche Hall been very great; the collections from stock ly the “wealth of the Interior brought to the pyrotechnic display apt disap uiiciuuuu uu uapo vunufjU uuu oujy/cu on tlie statute books, not to be nullified in Hetty. F.D. Gulliver,did not finish Mr. Allen of of but the wealth of the Syndicate, but there was no Monday Nebraska, began Laura, Miss Virginia Johnson subscriptions had been limited; temporary waters Portland,,” Emms Frank L. 1.53.10 pointing, complaint to a sea bath. They came to Portland from one section and enforced in another, who C, Trott, a speech in to Hawaiian an- Miss Ada loans had been and Dominion of Canada, the of the make this In opposition will Tilly, Campbell indispensible; tho city products ibbie S, Alphonso Speed, 1.90.43 year. great variety and Omaha and are on their way to Bar Har- have no political pledges to fulfill in re- Miss Nellie Larkin nexation. At noon Senator of Milly, Df Portland had been called upon for a loan Mississippi valley and the exports of the Jollie S, P. A. Speed, 1.09.11 profusion the rockets, bombs and Turple bor. One of the is about 14 and the turn tor saloon votes; but who believes that Miss Susie Martin large North Dakota hoys Clara, of its scrip to the amount of §400,000 out of great Northwest pouring into Portland over Thalia, W. F. Libby, 1.10.59 read the declaration of In- office is a trust that devices followed each other and the orowd public p-.iblic should be and was other about 9 years of age. The play is well oast given the §1,000,000 authorized; but the directors this railroad on their way to the m arkets Xanada, 1; Whit, 2; dependence. fearlo;sly and faithfully administered.” sheered each piece. Then the tired thous- with a and dash which merited the liad been of the that of the Old Wrorld? To appreciate that the the session a For the snap unanimously opinion, FIRST CLASS HAMPTONS. ands went home well During large nttrnber of place of sheriff, the Rev. Samuel the pleased with the The W. L. Douglas Shoo Co’s, exclu- which it received. A re- ultimate success of the enterprise re- expectations and hopes of the projectors of bills weie F. Pearson, who over the brief de- approbation and the celebration. pension passed. presided mo * oi more than real- No. John 1.11.28 day !7'tp,$24. equally temperance ous sacrifice and the result was that our city the first shovelful of earth that went to con- Capt. Fairfield, July 4.—The annual firemen’s of the destruction of Cervera’s his and REISSUE. to expect help from the Democratic report loaned another of struct the went to fessor spread paraohute gracefully and party, $500,000 scrip taking as railway, demolish the parade playout [took place here today fleet. It was read from the and He struck the water close * for it long ago took a stand against prohibi- stage security an equal amount of these bonds. fort. descended. by So many reports have been circulated PenmT Jewett Topsbnm, $8. a’d resulted as follows: Gen. Bates, created enthusiasm. In the He was about exorbitant ratos of that tory legislation, and it is an open question great midst The company was thus made able to pay Did not Angels rejoice when the foes of Fort Gorges. immediately picked expressage, 1 lsb'in Falls, first; distance 173 fret 7 in- many have been deterred lrom today in the minds of well informed citizens of the cheering the Fadettes struck,up the contractors promptly, who, on their the past thus united in devoting this mon- uo aud brouaht to land. The balloon sending. distanos On tnis account I should like to add that | v^uiiYtY«YjVrYsYiViYYtYiY/iV»YimV«Vr»YrVisVW!Aj£ ches; Tiger, Warren, second; 127 as to which party—the Democratic or Re- “Three Cheers tor the White and part, were able to have the road opened .to umen to their former hostility to each other, when filled was 75 feet In and 150 Red, “height the (sugar) barrel weighed over 150 lee". the in a 68 miles from Portland in to a means of union that of 1 publican-wili outstrip other contest Blue and the cheering was resumed Bethel, March, gave promise feet in circumference. pounds, the express amounting to §7.10. * Hose oontest, Senator Hale, for license. 1851, N. li., 01 miles, Juiy 23, 1051; to North- a peace never to be broken? Yours A Ellsworth, high with vigor. The scene was a very im very truly, $5.00 SHOE FOR $3.501 41 “We are umberland (Groveton 122 This has grown in SARAH S. SHAW. first.Time, seconds. Hollingsworth and unequivocally opposed to license, with men and ) miles, July 12, promise strength; pressive one, standing NEW TRACK OPENED. 1898. second. either high or low; therefore be it 1852; and to the Canada line, 149 miles, In twelve years later British soldiers bearing Portland, July 4, I Whitney, Winslow, Time, 44 waving their hats and the ladies saluting Nsj “Resolved, That all of the nominees of this February 1853. Tl^e road on the Canad a aims came to Portland and were received Good Time Made at the Bicycle Races in seconds. with handkerchiefs. RACES AT FREEPORT. convention shall be men who side was in a nearly, but not quite, with a royal welcome; and we have temperance equal today Beering Yesterday. $3,50 I believe inthe principle of prohibiting llie state of completeness. But the rails, that another pledge of tlio friendship of the two [special to the press.] McCULLUM S The new in what used BOY DROWNED. traffic; and THEATRE. connected not only two railroads but two nations; today you are again to- bicycle track, liquor welcomed; saw some $3.50 were soon and be the Beoi base ball was Freeport July 4.—Freeport I That our laid the we bonds to to ing ! West 4.—The “Resolved, candidate for sheriff nations, whole line day again give each other that grounds, Farmington, July 12-year- “A Soldier's the interesting races The track wr.s shall to do all in his Sweetheart,” powerful from Poriland to Montreal opened for busi- between and us, not even the shadow yesterday with a series of inter- today. old son of Gustave Ellis was publicly pledge power, you opened $3.50 drowned in drama, attracted two houses in good shape and each heat was fought | if elected, to suppress the illegal sale of in- military big ness July 18, 1853. of war can ever come. esting races, under the management of t le river this forenoon. The was won body in to McCuliuin’s theatre In —-~— .. «« hard. Lucy Luoe the 2.25. She was toxicating liquor every town and city in yesterday. spite '-wnific- And may I not go further? Mav I not Mr. G. L. Briggs. There was an atten- $3.50 recovered. intense heat tho directors fonud tlie driven hor Mr. and this county.’* of the in_the city it was tion, company glvo expression to the faith that is in me, dance of 400. The officials of the mooting by owner, Getchell, | While waiting for reports of the various staggering under a largo floating debt; and that all who the will deserves much credit for the she i HORSE RACING AT AUGUSTA. speak English tongue were: way $3.50 committees some brisk remarks were our came to the rescue with a made, and all who attended were again city heuooforth stand together for the peace of W. fought the race and pleased the crowd | 4.—Two house, amply Referee— F. Wardwell. Augusta, July exciting races Mr. Pearson declaring the law further loan of $350,000 of its scrip. But only rhe world? If the English The winner of tho 2.40 class, Black Bess prohibitory repaid as the performance, ran particular- speaking peoples Judges—A. W. Pease, W. H. Chase, M. were trotted at the Augusta as never so loosely enforced in Portland a portion of it was issued, and what was is- from “Merrie is owned by Mr. Morton of Freeport. The ^ fj driving park smooth and the whether springing England,” S. Folklns. ly yesterday splendid was returned and race w as fought to the finish. The this afternoon before a small crowd. The as now. lie said that more arrests for drunk- sued, cancelled. dear “Aulil Scotia,” “The Emerald isle,” Timers—G. L. Briggs, F. Davis, L. C. judges company were seen at their best. were I. B. Morrill, starter, W. W. Bus- L. enness were made in this last Judg- And let me in that the DOUGLAS I say passing diiect of or Gilson. ladies’ race in whioh there were three city week the fastnesses Wales, Continental ired Lane. Tho the heard around L. E. W. ton, summaries: than the convention contained ing ly many expressions consoquences predicted by the croakers of or all of them most of us Scorers—A. Dewey, Gay, B. SHOE starters, required five heats to settle it,. delegates— Europe, (as In $3.50 In theeworld. week’s re son Cates. 2.25 Class. which is undoubtedly true. He also said that town the second business of this that day by of the city’s issuing ^this America do) stand together for the of Meader Boy winning, Light Wilkes, sec- peace Announcer—L. P. Swett. Indorsed by over 1,000,000 wearers, no man in the convention lias put out a great success will eclipse last week's scrip, have never transpired. The whole the world, there will be peace. 2 2 111 p ond. Best 2. SO 1-2. Clerk of Course—E. H. Randall. Lucky Lr.cc, The style, fit and wear cannot be ex- time, has since been retired fj thousand dollars to carry caucuses. That al- brilliant record. All the fine scenes] were $2,000,000 long without Our own Longfellow has already seen it Sorrel Jim, 112 2 2 celled at There were five starters in the 3.40 Tho following were the prize winners: any price. All kinds of so can be believed. Mr. Pearson re- the loss to the city, of a single cent. Chester, 3 3 3 3 3 readily vigorously applauded yesterday and the in celestial allegory: leather. All the modem All S- class. This required six heats, The of the railroad was Half-ruile open, won by C. R. styles. Fanny, iterated his often expressed conviction that at the end of the completion almost Day, Timo—2.28 3-4, 2.30 1-4, 2.28 1-4, widths. One thrilling climax seoond ‘‘Then through the silence overhead, price, $3.50. br m. (Lee), winning; Dottio W., blk the are afraid of the pews and that immediately followed by an event of the Lewiston; W. R. Huston, Portland, sec- 2.34 1-2, 2.35. pulpits act aroused the audienoe to such an en- An Angel, with a trumpet said, m, (Howell), eeoond. Best 2.36 1-4. the parsons do not dare to speak out their highest importance to all interested in it. Forevermore, Forevermore, ond; C. B. Pike, Norway, third. Time, Class. BOYS WEAR W. L. time, thusiastic that four curtain calls 2.40 DOUGLAS | pitch On August 5, 1853, the railroad with all its The reign of violence Is oe’r, lm. 39s. were Then, like an instrument which Black 13 2 11 $2.50 SHOE. Same as demanded. Last Monday’s per- belongings was leased to the Grand Trunk flings Bess, quality the g^ Its music upon another’s strings, Mile open, won by Ernest A. Ricker, 3 113 3 men's. formance was the first of this of Canada for the term Charles, Very stylish. production Bailway company of Tho trumpet of the Angel east A. M. 2 2 3 jp Sanford; Murray, second; VV. R. Slke, 2 2 5ee play on any stage and since that time it nine hundred and ninety-nine years, and Upon the heavenly lyre its blast, them at our exclusive store, g3 And on, from sphere to sphere, the words Huston, Portland, third. Time, 2m. Time—2.41 1-4, 2.39 1-4, 2.41 14. has been so much that those thus became a part of the immense system 41 improved He-eehoed down the burning chords, 51 I-2s. 2.43 1-3, 2.41 1-4. 546 of that The g Congress St. Who saw it early last week will And a corporation. railway company, Forevermore, Forevermore, Mile novice, won John T. RACES AT CALAIS. § by the terms of the lease assumed all the The reign of violence is o’er.” by McKenzie, visit this week much more enjoyable IIY^. H. P. debts and liabilities of the railroad com- Biddeford; Lord, East Deering, 4.—Three races than before. The company continues to (here was more Calais, July good and to the Then singing. The E. M. pany agreed pay, during term of second; Johnson, Portland, third. were on rhe card at the to- improve with each performance and the “God Save the with driving park I the lease, semi-annual dividends of three chorus gave Queen,” 2m. 42s. Time, The 2.30 class was won Cleveland’s most magnificent scenic ever assistance from the day. by Leigh- production dollars a share upon the stock. some slight audience, Mile handicap, won by J. R. Nason, Minnie M., second; Rolus, third. seen here presented in a manner unsur- In consequence, bonds of the and then the mayor with a few ton; II Powder company compli- Auburn, (100 yards); C. H. Dickson, Best time, 2.27 3-4. Baking passed by any stock company that has were issued to the amount of tho words, introduced ex-Alderman floating mentary Portland, (125 yards), second; C. H. 2.25 class—Kowdy, first; King L, GOOD ever appeared in Portland, may be an- debt and the last issue of city scrip returned J. Gerrisb, who gave some interest John yards), third. third. Best With its all who attend as I have already stated. Day,'Lewiston, (70 Time, seoond; Kay Wilkes, time, |f ticipated by HcCullum’s ing reminiscences of his connection with ** When these bonds had been issued 2m. 30s. 2.20 3-4. rounded theatre. Dally matinees will be the in its similar to the ©3 spoonful given the road early days, won SODA. funded debt, including $22,000 in notes was Boys’ race, half mile, by Odill 2.20 class—Terrell, first; Nominee this week at 2.B0 and every at which he has evening amount of the recollections already given $3,494,000; and the stock was Rich, Norway; Will C. Stevens,Portland, Prince, sceond; Montrose, third. Best of 8.15 p. m. Reserved seats on sale at leaders of the PRESS. He referred The secret good soda $2,494,900; making a total of $5,988,900. This to tho Alfred 2.19 3-4. second; Haberson, Portland, time, is Steineit & Son’s music store, 517 Con- of fact that the Grand Trunk railroad water simply good ma- does not show the co3t the road, for it to the third. Time, lm. 44 3-4s. and can be secured in ad- 300 or 400 gress street, includes the sinking fund; and the earn- now operated within miles or TUGUS VETERAN DROWNED. terials, intelligently ban- vance for to construction any perfoimance. ings were applied and inter- as much road as all there was In the died, properly served and THE EVENING SPECTACLE- Auguta. July 4.—Louis Lange, an est, .including nearly $100,000 paid tof stock- it was He country when opened. told of inmate of the Tougs Soldiers' Home lots of ice. holders for interest on assessments paid in Music, Fireworks and Pictures Wind Up his early experiences running trains was drowned this morning. He Such is AN UNKNOWN SCHOONER. discount and other similar expenses the [served were was no connec- Glorious Fourth. lo construction. when there telegraphic in company E, 39th New York volunteers. N. charged Halifax, S., July /.—The three- and a train once startod was cut There was a HAY’S SODA Nor can the actual cost of the road be tion, mighty throng on the Wes- No particulars are given. WATER. masted schooner reported Lottom up off as- when tho directors loose from all authority. tern last Canso a week ago, was towed heie to- certained: announced promenade evening to see the Reeve of Montreal night,. but her identity is yet undiscov- its xradical completion, they stated that it General Manager fireworks, hear the chorus and watch the Our Fruit ered. She will be an of over to Try Punch. probably have to involved expenditure live million was introduced speak for the road, screen where pictures were thrown by the beached to get at her name. A hole has dollars. which ho did briefly and pleasantly as steropticon to illustrate the been cut in the bottom and the cargo And they were able to add ‘‘that patriotio from the occasion. found to be hard She has been beiltted the songs. The great chorus under the lead- pine. beginning of the work to tho present timo attached by the wrecking company for There was more singing. Prof. Ward, of Mr. O. Stewart the credit of the company lias been main- ership Taylor, sang H. H, HAT & She is between 400 and £00 tons Cure all liver ills, bilious- » — „ SON, salvage. the assistance of his with a volume and n tained, its obligations promptly met, and in with chorus, gave expression that made and is undoubtedly an American cralt. ness, headache, sour stom- PsZrO m In no instance has its tho Gem of the it seem to the crowds as if one Tlier is no else to the crew. Tho vessel single promises been pro- “Columbia, Ocean,” listening ach, indigestion, constipa- 1 is1 fliddle “EHSj Sis' Street, has not been long in her present posit- tested or dishonored.” “The H»rp That Ouoo Through Tara’s mighty voice was making the music. tion. They act easily, with- S3 out or ion. In this ware pain gripo. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents. eee©ooe©®©i>SQs©e©®®aas©S56aea0e«e®aa«««a accomplishing our city was theii Halls which followed by America. The of the on the throwing pictures The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1 1 I i