S PRESS. DS PORTLAND DAILY _ ~~ ■ 1 ----- ^ ■ fc—fLiL-J■ '-!-■■■ -J II '■ ■'■T—L-1 -!!... .L.l'iJJS ■ ’-!' 1 ■■ THREE ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862-VOL. 38. PORTLAND, MAINE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 11, 1900._ISSrK,iVSKI_PRICE CENT8. of the fifth ooa bombardment cf tba mm. The Major Manlng drajooaa who took the dalle* of Boar stage gun akaa boa already Bred goardr, op orderly did excellent work. Captain hr d Crewe HAVE YOU ORDERED IT? over sixty roands. Uader ooaar ol tba lire tbe Boer* advanced to tba ooitbsm faoe waa ihot dead while ooterlag the tetreat of tba bat rttlnd preolpltalely Of other*. . . THE . . . worhs, MaoLrren waa THE WORST DEFEAT YET. coating within rifle range. Tbay also ad Captain oererely wounded and the faraonn ranoad to tbe southwestern posts but Lieut. Milligan, Yorkehlre while te- warn repulsed. ^There was no oasoallty. orloketer, fatally, Tba Boers under Commandant Dan naotouely holding an assigned po'l'cn Lieut. Milligan rode uneaalated to Hama- Creaje are evidently falling bach before th lahama. Ike advance of tba ooathsrn lolief column Med leal worked or and are with two oom- Orderly Waneford, Suit Overcoat ooooeatrollng pluoklly on the Arid which afforded little Spring maadooa who are retiring before Col. -FKOII THE- eoeer. British Said to HavelSuffered Third Planter In order to make a Qnal effort to redoee the town. All tbo forts sod out- HEAVY UANNU.NADINU. lying positions are means I, tba troop* Pretoria, April f Via Leu renin Mar- ara eteadlag to arms and everybody la qce*.) Henry oannonedlug le reported at Disaster. under oovar. All am convinced that this New Custom Tailoring Department Fonrtein Streams 'lhe Brltlib were la the Bears last attimpt. ueleg a natal gun. Lord Methueo la -or- ■noting In the dlreotlon of Uoonelad. MOVING AT BltiUAKSBb.HU. London, April 11.—Tbo Durban corre- spondent of tb> Dolly Telegtapb, tela- FESTER, AVERY & CO. ! graphing Tuesday. April 10, aaya: "Our naval guns hays commenord At Merkatsfontein 900 Men and 600 bombarding tba Boar positions between Reported Captured • Sendaye Hirer and Dlrgaraberg.'• BH1TISH CASUALTIES. Wounded. Pretoria, Monday, April B.—Vie Lou- ranso Marquss)—Tbs British casual ties In tbs fight at Do Wets’ Dorp wers one hundred killed and wounded and four hundred end flfty-nloe captured. TBE BULKS FLED. Wartkopfontoln, Orange Free Stale, Comes From Boer Sources And Is Discred- Monday, April B.—Lord Methnen’a force Story la anooroped here tan allea east of Boo- ited in London. bof. Slnoe the Doahof affair Lord Cheskam, With yeomanry and tba Kimberley mount- ed oorpa baa reconnoltared eastward, but be has oaly encountered a small body of lioers, who lied. LOOKING FOH OPENING. liondon, April 11.—A despatch to the Daily Mail from London, April 11.—Tbe Bloemfontein correspondent of tbo times ttlegrapblng TRY 15 fllNUTE Brandfort dated Sunday, by way of Lourenco Marquez Monday, aaya: "Tbe enemy ora making a general at- HEADACHE says: tempt to discover a strategic opening. Tbalr Dm bars are unknown to us, but'arv — — ■ 1111 ■ General Dewct inflicted the third defeat of POWDERS. “Yesterday anywhere between 3000 and 0C00. They ore or Overcoat made to and Sore ('arc for I.« Xtn- A High Grade T 1 ored Suit measure, British within a week at and moving oeutloualy. Urlppr, the Merkatsfontein, killing and Sick Ilcadnrlir. guaranteed first class hi workmanship, fit and finish. Yonr tailor BOERS BOLD SHKE STATE. ralgla Package of 10 postpaid '43e. dollars for the same 600. charges twenty-five garment. wounding Betbudle, Orange Frae State, Monday, Prewumpicot Manufacturing Co., (15 styles of the Newest, Swellest things to select from at April B.— It la estimated that tbe Boers aj»7diw Cumberland Mills. Me. lie captured nine hundred with twelve wagons, losing ~ bridge over tbe Orange river. Conse- five Boers killed and nine wounded. TUB quently extraordinary precautlone have S16.50. been takes. Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed or Refunded. A to roe of Bo‘« Is looatsd twelve mllee CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK Money east. Is soms leaves Fischer, eor.-espondsnoo proving the publis in a nervons condi- of i*|uine. As s matter of faot tbs liosrs 1’oiTlaud, All Garments Purchased of US are Kept Pressed Free ot Charge. DEFEAT CONFIRMED. that the fall of Ladysmith w»s to bo the tion, fearing everything. prsotlo.il again bold ths Free Stale eastward ef signal for a general Bntob rising.” Despatches from Pretoria as late as ly The tbs Times at tbe railroad. correspondent of Monday did not mention any farther CAPITA I/, Loarenoo Marques, telegraphing Monday, lloer victory. Un tbs ooutrary, they said KNUAGEMK.V1' AT VKPKNEK. $100,000.00 ■aye t all the commandoes Third Great Disaster to British were quiet and, as A llwal, Ncrth, Monday, April ft— An ‘"Trustworthy refuges* assert that the Lord Koberts has hitherto never and Undivided $29,000.00 AVERY & fulled engagement took piaoe today at Wepeoer. Surplus Prolits, FOSTER, CO., Boers obtained at least recently thirty promptly to report mischances es well Xbe I)jots Vlckero-Maxlm did consider- Solicits the accounts of Bank*, lie r- OUTFITTf Troops. pieces of artillery, seme of large oallbre, as or to ths THE BESSE SYSTEM 27 STORES, successes, allow newspaper able execution at first, bur tbe English rantilc Firm*, Corporation* and ROPERATORS^ whleb were Uroauhl overland as ma- to corie-pondrrt* report them,until some guns scon got tbe reoga end did great Individuals, and is prepared to fur- chinery from a West Afrloaa port. Bight confirmation Is received there nish Its the best facilities la justifi- bavoo. Xbe llghtlug was severe and lasted patrons of these gons were despatched to tbe Dree cation for regarding the Merkatsfonteln ami liberal accommodations. 11.—The Dally Mall all day long. Xbe Boers ruoslved a oheok. London, April estate a week ago. The Boer officials open- Minor >s an id exaggerat aoooont of tbs Xbe catualtlss were rather heavy on both the following, dated Tuesday, In WELL puhllabes ly boast that they have succeeded affair. Ibe same In the World 1 DRESSED. ttedderaberg At time sides. Another cernmando Is advenolcg Interest Paid on | April 10, from Lourenoo Marques: ammunition l’ortn- Deposits. Now is the time smuggling through Boer reports bare so often oorrect when Ladies, Gen- Netherlands proved toward Wepeoer from Lie Wet's Dorp. The Hallway company gcese tlemen. Misses and Children are putting territory.” that the greatest anility will be f>lt. Xbe Kooxtllle oommando bus to 1 of to hare rroelred a telegram re- gone Wheeldom M on new clothes. professes The Bally Mall has the following from No farther newi has baen motived cf SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS. a Boer near Wepeoer. Did you ever notice an well porting victory Kroonetad, Sarah dated Aiafektog, apparently Lady Wilson, fighting either at Wepener or In Natal. Interviews and Correspondence Invited. dressed in in the Boera capturing 000 British.'' HOUSES HIE FAST. person every way, except March 20: lio?r mports seem to Indicate tkat Lord Stearns Footwear, 8hoes not in upon thle, the Dally Mall ft.—Ue- wearing keeping Commenting "Col. Flamer's eoluain la now within Msthusn la advancing from Boahot Bljemfontelu, Monday, April Cl'I.LEN C. CHATMAN. President. with the new suit? remarks: twenty mltei ol us: but Its advent Is un- toward monnta are oontlnually arriving but We have Uoopitad. I HUM AS 11. EATON. -Cashier. splendid trades In Shoes, “There Is a Merkatfonteln, about eight authorities estimate that tbe desirable unless accompanied by food It la a bold and a competent Bicycles latest designs, superior workmanship, apparently dangerous nl HECTOR*: and a half miles southeast of Kroonetad, wastage of horses monthly by tbe British best qualities used in manufacturing supplies. move, tlnoe, although It tarns ths fight If the be true, this can hardly be 25 no rivals. but, report “The here that young feroes in the South Afrloa must calcu- CULLEN C CHAPMAN. SETH L. LARRABEE —have 55 I and prices to suit the grades of goods. opinion prevails flank of the Boers’ position s• Brandfort, best 55 be the lated at not less than five thousand. 55 Each of “the work,” Our new shoe “THl'-ME," best place.’’ Jan Cron)* has returned to the ranks of It puts Lord Methuen's foroe between E. M. STEADMAN. FEBLEV P. EURNHAM, 55 “the best material,’* and cm- 25 S i.oo shoe for women !u the market. The Daily News hat the following from tb* Investing Boers and la trying to whatever garrison there may be nt Hloern- COL. PLUMEK'S F1UHX. BRICE M. EDWARDS, JAMES F. HAWKES 52 bodying the “best ideas of the 55 Good trades for 9‘3.M> to 93.00. Still dated Monday, by way of Dela- better shoes 9 l.oo to 90.OU. Pretoria, avenge Paardeberg.” hof In the Transvaal and ths Brandfort HENRY S. OSGOOD WILLIAM M. MARKS. time'’ are an 25 Uaterones, 10.—Satur- 55 they inspiration goa Bayi Tacsday. April 52 to all wheel foroe. In tbs environs ADAM P- LEIGHTON, buyers. “It la announoed that a battle day's light of Uefsklng U, „w„u entors Into Stearns ofUolally Boer 5E that £5: The peaoe commissioners at Na- on Only CENTER baa been fought south of Brandfort In l\ LOm was conducted, Col. Plumer's side, 25 Bicycles which can help them ss; &¥cDOWELL, DISCREDITED do not ooneeal tbs fact ples that they under la tbe make the world's finest wheels. 55 539 Street. whleh 000 British troops ware killed and great difficulties, being 25 Congress bare no of hope obtaining pesos wltb In- of the Boer wheaoe re- 55 wre invito inspection of the 25 wounded and 800 taken prisoners. proximity laagers IlltOWX BLOCK. aprlldlf dependence for the republics, bat thsy 55 new models including the 5S “Lord Hoberts It deolared to be flndlng inforcements coold be promptly sent to 55 will endeavor to save their amoar 25 various Chain wheels, tho to of wat- tbe burghers and there was little cover ~ great diflioulty owing eoarolty Chainless, and the Cushion 55 propre or to secure a truos for further er.” Hut Not As Sure As They Would available for tbe British when tbe tight 52 Frame, that luxurious wheel 5 negotiations but The Bloemfontein oorreepondent of the began, tbe plain being epareely 52 becoming more popular every 25 THE WEATHER. tbe rellroad Post says: Like To Be. wooded and embankments, Carpets Morning two feet "T’ne water supply continues satlstao- ROERS’ LAST EFFORT. the oblef protection, being only to men behaved how- Prices, $10 $75. Entrenohlng It proceeding vigor- blgh. Xbe gallantly, H tory. A Fierce Attack on Alafeklng By and the officers sere on the hills commanding Bloem- ever, exceptionally nrz—7—7-1 ously Federate. 11.—Bnt that the w r la tbe affair. fontein, olTlUau labor being utilised. London, April oonsplouous no news March of thr British offloers wsre more or “.Sickness among the troops Is some- oOlee has Issued from Lord Mafeklng, Tuesday, 117.—News Half Cleaned. IHitiPil »ml Striinifd, noihsand Hobart* the last three days, there was reoeived ysaterday of the advanoe of leas seriously wounded. what diminishing." during .llicrobrii killed. the aonlbarn relief column. The Plumer's wound was In bis lOren "Hemonnts arriving but ths Argentine would be lit le dlsprslclon to place any Boers ; Co'. right Boer ot another this fire nt sunrise with arm. Hie bores was shot. Col. Bodie Hooper’s! animal! are little liked by the oavalry. oredenoe to the reports morning opsned OKEN HOOPER’S SONS. Brl Ish disaster. The rallying ■even gone. Including one one hundred and Holt wsre wounded. Col. “Among the veluable documents dli- exp.oted Captain ___apiTUtf hows:* This has ba*n the le covsred. belonging to Mesrr*. Steyn acd of t:e Free £tat* commandoes, pounder. molt vigor- Plumer's orderly missing. Sergeant 1 Sons. ! OF COURSE ■3S aprll-lsfl'-lt ££ He wouldn’t do it, but if a should swallow 10.— Poreoast for goat Washington, April rabbit. It would really be a •'hair in the illillllHIHIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli Wednesday and Thnrs.lay for New Eng- Gutter”—See! It's Jusi as easy to see that ALWAYS READY CHARCOAL land: cloudiness BENSON’S Alibi IttAL DkWfcY’b OkAIM. Increasing Wednesday; bean wood for kindling fires if you only buy rain Thursday; wlads shifting ta ns rth- % trial bag. Washington, April 10.—Argument war eaaterly and laoreaalag. BIG BAGS IOC. AT ALL GKCCKRS. began In th. United butte* fcsupieire 10.—Loeal forecast Wed- court today In tbe cuee of Admin I Boston, April fair winds No. Ujwey aad bl* men. The o**e grow* cuj nesday, weather,fresh westerly (TALK l»34.) of tbe olalm for bounty dae for tbe de- teoouilig variable. Thursday, cloudy and rsln In the after- struction of tbe Spanish fleet at Manila woather probably QUESTION??? east to sooth winds and come* to th* cupreine oourt on ap- noon, warmer; In looking ala distance can ytu see as wall as friends? Can peal from the decUlon of tbe oourt of LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. your you olalm*. Tbe oat 11 maided tbe men tlCO tsll time by tbs town clock? Does eaoh and tb* A dmlrnl Itl.bTO. They Portland. April 10, 1900.—The local the sunlight on the pavement hurt olalm doable that amount In all oau* cn weather bureau records the following: your eyes? Do you havo to partly distinct- supjrlor to the Aajerksn fleet. 8 a. m.—Barometer, 29.033; thermome- closa the lids in order to ste ter, 30; dew point, 18: rel. humidity, 57; ly? In reading, writing and towing. direction of state wind, NW; velocity, 12; Co your eyes burn and wr.ttu? Do of weather, cloudy. you have beadaohe, If you keep it up 8 p. m —Barometer, 30.107; thermomc Docs tbs blur and the ter, 30; dew point. 21; rel. humidity, 51; too long? type BEAUTIFUL SKIN direotlon of wind, NW; velocity, 9; state letters run together? Do you haie of weather, clear. to stop aud rub your eyes and try Soft White Hands Max. temp.. 45; min. temp.. 23; mean again? Dave you ever tried glares 34; max. wind 10 temp., veloc., NW; pre- that did not tit you, aud dcolded If cipitation—24 hours, 0. Luxuriant Hair that particular pair was no relief no WEATHER OBSERVATIONS. other pair cuuld be. Have your eyes ever been carefully examined? Have The agricultural department woather Is the great help of modem times to cake and biscuit perfect you ever determined in ary way bureau 10, taken at 8 foryesterday, April whether yon really need glaiese or meridian the observation for p. m., time, and many a young has found the be-; not? Do yon know that I will advise section in this order: 'making, housekeeper this being given yon, and tell yon juet wbnt you need? P direction of wind, state of Temperature, of her success in in its Do yon know that I oharge nothing weather. ginning cookery employment. for oonenltatlon. WILL YOU COUH The most effective skin and beauti- Boston, 38 degree* NW, olear; Phila- AMD HUH MU? purifying New fy mg soap in the world, as well as purest aud delphia, 80 degrees, N, olear; York, 42 da- sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery. The 38 degrees, N W, olear; Washington. A. M. WENTWORTH, only of pimplee, blackheads, red, grass, N, olear; Albany, 8t degrees, W, Imitation baking arelower in preventive SO degrees, CLEVELAND BAKING powder co.. powdy price.) rough, and oily skin, red, rough hands with eloudy; Buffalo, N, but they are mostly made from alum and are and Detroit. 88 NB, new YORK. j Practical Optician, itching palms shanelsss nails, dry, thin, oloudy; degrees. Injurious to health when taken in the and and clear; Chicago, 80 decrees. NB, elaar; food.] falling hair, simple baby blemishes, 546 1-9 Cong resa St. because the only of the cause, via*' 88. 88 degrees, NB, olmtr; preventive Paul, Bli- Inflammation and clogging of the Porks. Hnron, Dak., 44 degree* NE, elaar; marok. 50 degrees, N, olear; Jeekeon- Office Hours,- -&%*: S: .“JSX vlUe, tl degrees, E, olear.
**' J and am salon man. a In all. who war* at work yard* la Plttaburg Allegheny ao»- TO VOTE. la the building, atruak IMs tftaiwaoa. OF FREE SEERS. short af (Bel and today domestic 1HE AGREED ipSTMJ of tbo HERS GATHER Foor laboran employed at tba alto of tba anaaara war* glren only ball amenat thajr askad for la order that tbs around anti I tad Congress etroots, were attaaked tad so paly might bo made to go exists taro of tbom aertooaly Injured. Tba mote Is obtained. This oondllton not In too two otiles bat la mast of Be others wrrr badly baataa. Discussed in the oaly Quay's Case Will Again too Imyortaat boreagha of too sonata DEWeF withdrawn. House. and baa effected many tasrao fort bar Decided April 24. sway wbloa dopobd oa Pittsburg far at thair supply. Prominent Republicans front did not Ecw t«vk World Han Story to Reports tbs district today giro maoh snoourugetnaot to tbo tolas v That Effect still Lewiston. owners. Most ot the diggers era Kende So Decided at Yesterday’s Aacndnent Proposed to Restrict Idle harlag rafuasd to obey tha adrloaa o ( M0 tha axaeutlra soaattto to go to wark Admiral Hoa Raaar Olraa Sission. Bays Aay.oa Supply. ponding a settlement of tha points of oon- taek lafcrmtllM. tantlon la the son rant Ion Thursday.
THE WORST IS OVER. Now 10.—Tbo Kml»| to be York, April State Convention World mya In a dpeelal from Waablactoa As Usual It Was Voted Tributes Paid to Late In Swollen that It la »marled tbta afternoon on wbat Waters ('onllnnr to Rwfflf Held There Today. mimed to be good authority that Admi- Down. Texan Rivera. Richard P. Bland. ral Daway baa destdod to withdraw aa a aaalMate for tba Proetdeney and that Ban datoalo, Texas, April 10.-Tba swollen risers within a few daya be will aaaoaase waters ara receding la tbs thla doololon. sad streams cf Texas and It la bettered Tba Admiral baa roachad tba opinion Bill Paosed About •bat tbo worst It oror. Tbo property Eulogies Notable For Earnestness Agricultural ruth of that bit annotated oandldaoy for tbo damage by reason of tbs suddsu while and Ifn Who Will Bf Delegates lo Phila. ProoldBasy boa not atruok tba raapoaalya As Reported. water will bo my largo, many Eloquence. chord whlon ba axpoctid. Ursa bars bans loss. It Is learned tonight Convention. W ithin «S houri ba Asa boon la oonaol- that sight paneatoot of a treselling with Democrat la leaden and o th- party ■> lift sen aompoaad of tor Qaaaa tatloa and awl with novelty.” A CONOKNTKIC ADVANCE. ware drowned at tba of obugw plea ere to President if oX In ley. _nd Wilson tamillaa, aatagonlotlo April 10.—Without Mr. Vaat a beautiful tribute to Uauaa to- Kiowa Washington, objec- paid — tba then Washington, April 10.—Th« emotion of toe Middle Conobo sad Berlin, Anrll ia The latest • rente In and oplaloao expressed, together j and oon- etersn tion from any sonroa tbs Senate today Mr. Bland's love for hie family with unfavor non-committal vlawe day passed the Agricultural appropria- oreok la Iron ooonty. Of toe .South Africa are Interpreted aa vary nr ablajor to taka a anal Tote on the right of bla addraaa with theae words, aa An aeren ware agreed elodei favorable rolead tbs nswapapers, decided him, tion bill, aubatautlally reported. members of the Quean family to Ureal Britain bnt General by 8. to a seat as a Sen- maoh arose over a series of Ora chil- tba Hon. It. Quay apoken with (Mltog: It la to atibdrsw from tba con- animated cicouaslon drowned, father, mother and Vua Becker In the Lokal Anselgrr aayei eweerted, on .lainlaaa Ur. Corliss of aa also ator from Pennsylvania, Tuesday. "Statesman, patriot, gentle- W. T. Cobb of Rockland test. aaasndaaents offered by dren. A boy of tb* Wllaoa family “Evidently the Brltlah will aoon begin April 94, at 4 p. m. Daring Its session man and dear friend, farewell.” Ulca’gan, restricting tb* dlatrlbnllon of awapt away. a ooacentric advance movement, render- SAYS HK NKv’KR ShID BO. today, tba Senate paid Its tribats to tbs Othera who addressed the Senate wars td Preside. fra* seeds and free raoclae. ing It laapoealble for the Boere to com- 10.—Admiral ACRES OF CHOPS DESTROYED. late Klohard Parka a repin- Jones of Nevada. Mr. Berry of I Washington, April Dewey Ur. Corliss maintained that the govern- Bland, long Messrs. municate with their foroee within the In- said that tbs published la 10.-lhouaaada aentatlve from Missouri. Tbs eulogies Arkanaaa, of Kantaeky, Carter tonight report ment dlrtrt butlone laradcd the Bald of : Roekdale, Tax., April Llndaay ner Usee; bat the principal danger for a Maw York afternoon newspaper to tbo of earn and oottoo bars been de- on tba daad statasmaa ware of Mob Daniel of Virginia, Seller privets enterprise. Hie varlenv amend- of acres prononnoed tana, the Brltlah remalne in their extremely •float that bo latamted to withdraw bis In tote the floods of tba notable for tbelr earnevtnesa and slo- of Colorado, Alllion of Iowa, Jonea of menu failed, however, after exUnded de- stroyed oounty by long epprovtelonnement lines. for tbo Prmldoaoy woo all a Lower Little rirar was Stewart af Nevada and Cook- oandldaoy bate. Aa amendment by Ur. Catiimer past few days quenos. Atkaaaaa, “It will be however, next to lmpoeelbla mistake and that he bad never given any miles wide this morning. rail of Missouri. of South Carolina, was adopted lnoreaa- toar for the Boon to ccotlnee movementa In of the.Banta Fa boon after tbs Benate ooavened today, The rssolutloa* war* adopted and the tinbrrnatorial Convention to be leg the supply ot farmer's bulletins le- Tb* engineering oorpa the open held when Lord Robeita movee toe rise oa belog one and Mr. Jonas of Arkansas Introduced and Senate aa an additional mark of raapeet aned by the eationUnral department and railway reports after potting hla army In flret elaaa con- June 27. INTO BUCKET SHOP. than last bad adopted a resolution oslllng upon ad asd. Held in Bangor distributed by msmbera of Congress. a half feet higher year. jour dition. the not Incompatible with; be LOBS WILL HE HEAVY. president,If Whrrc Young Boston Kwbtisltr to transmit to the 8eoats of the seeslon of the public Inteiest, GOKHAM. At th* opening lO.-Tbe flood CELKBKATING Ills Hirelings, Houston, Texas, April a detailed statement of the of ENGAGEMENT. Dumped House Ur. of New York, expenses today, Payne la Biases rirar M now tba main too tbs oomta Isa laser of tba Paris ex- ef the oommittae on and general Pariah Hoped ale, Mass., April 18.—Ambaaeadrr ohalrmaa Ways of Interact. There was a hoary She annual meeting of the Pint Boston, April 10.—Embeailement of point puauiun, auu mtm* •**» 1 1 11 »»» and Mra. William V. cf mesne, reported back the Porto Hloan crest church was held Mon- Draper Hopeda'e 300 frem tbe Loan and Trust rain today In too country wblob the Mr. Congregational •10 Union all employee of the ooramlesloner. are elaborate social entertalnmen's tariff blU from that oommlitea with the and tbls will afternoon la the obapel at 8 o'olook. giving tBTKCIA.1. TO Til* PEESlJ Is tbs wbtob Her- of tbo flood Is approaoblng that day company ohorge upon amend- Jones stated In tha report already In Heme In oelehratlon of the announce- rooommendatlon that th* Senate volume of water The waa oalltd to order by tba L» 10.—X*® bert K. of tbe inatl- add materially to tbo with the the detailed II.ms meeting wiiton, April Republican Milligan, bookkeeper It m ordered Hied Senate, ment of the engagement of Miss Alice moots be ooneurred Id. alrlka tba aaoliou betwaan Willard N. Woodman, hraderlok ■late convention to select four delegates tullon, was arrested this afternoon and wblata will of and xalarlaa. wars not to- clerk, oa the calendar. A expends Colburn, a niece of General wife printed and placed and the sooth of I he river, Bobls was eleoted moderator. The war- Draper'a at and four alternates to the Repub- wblob orime H la under stood be baa oon- Richmond ol oded lo eooordauoe with the law. Thla large was which orders to hi. Da Balpert, toe Kuaeian attache In •isolation adopted will ho The rant waa read. The following officers lican national convention In Philadelphia ftfged. Milligan, who le but 31 yeara of l'he loaa In orops heavy. ha believed to be remedied end a edition of the aught the Eternal Ihe marriage la to take •be prtntlag of speelal Its to- worn elected far the enratng year: City. will be held a boms Guadeloupe la still booming way and tlx presidential electors age, la married and baa plauaant hence hie resolution. at October 1 at. Year Book of the Department of Agri- and de- Clerk—Willard N. Woodman. place Hoped ale, hare tomorrow forenoon at eleven o'clock. in Uta It la said, ward the Unit, devastating orops Chandler then asked unanimous Sangos. peculations, at the Paris ex- Mr. H. K. Smith. culture for distribution Mo lose of life Is re- Treasurer— hi. Tonight the oorrldors of the DeWilt bare been going on since last July and stroying bridges. consent that two wseka from today, on S. h,d- position. Aaeecaors—John Leavitt, Jr., B1U CONTRACT VUH BOBHXB. k.ia haan niu.i with da legates and the were sains from 1300 to ports*. at nt a vote be taken on ward Ueorge B. Adame. In ranging MOOl^ ebmlrman of the commit- April 34, p. Harding. : Mr. Uepbnrn. Prudential Committee—Joba S. Leavitt. scene looked like an old fashioned as- tbe Irregularities being eoaoenled by fs*- MO JfURTHKK DAMAGE. tbo resolution relative to the seating of New York, April 1U —The Journal and tee on ooturneroe, asked for a reprint of B. H. f. Smith, H. H. hllllelt, Alpbeur semblage when there was to ne a contest. elfylng tbe books Tbe suspicions af waters of the linn. M. S. as a [Senator from Advertiser tomorrow will say: tbe Nicaragua oanal bill. Austin, April 10.—Tbs Quay Bootbby, O. M. Parker. the men present ere the utbolals of tba company, of wblA at A Otis. “A contraot to buy f 0,0)0 to SB.OrO Among prominent Mr. Wheeler of Kentucky, asked wheth- Colorado river are rapidly reoedlng Pennsylvania. Auditor—Ira chairman ot the tbe Boa. J. B. llanle/, Bon. W. K. Barrett. Is president, weaw additional rises are Mr. barrows the hope that It was voted to dlapenae with the muclo horses for the British government wrs er It was the lnteatloa to oonelfler the this point and while expressed _a aa_ ..A the matfev rtf mllgifl tfl elite oommlttee, Secretary of rtite Byron aroused and a Iuseetlra- le not be- there would be no abjection to the re- about here yesterday (luet- recently qnlel oaual bill at tbla seealon. reported from the north. It I completed ttstJ Insurance Commhsloner S. tion of tbe hooka and aeoounta was lnakl- o( enlllelent vol- The of Mr. Chandler was left la the hand of the organist day.) Boyd, “I oannot answer that question,'1 re- lieved that they wll< be quest. request La | Examiner E. K. moren min- W. Carr, State Bank tutad and tbe bablte and ents of to. treasurer of the --- plied Mr. Uepbarn. “It la my puipose ume to do farther damage. agreed Kx-Uov. Bible, TiinberUks, U B. Burleigh of Augusta, yonng Milligan were anbjectad to eloee On motion of Mr. Cullom, tbe Senate isterial mad* ble report In foil. to bring It up If 1 oan." fund, George W. Norton of Portland, the Hop. scrutiny. It was ascertained that be non.ornourred In tbe House amendments amount of tba fund at tba present “How about the gentleman's oollaagnes? TEXTILE WORKERS* CONVENTION Xb* Waldo Peitsaglll aniAne Bon. George D. was spending money liberally In buobet lo tbe Hawaiian }lv!l government till la all wall Invested. London, A pill 11.—'The Berlin oorre- There la no ol jeotlon on this side." time «ei,aaH W, | Bon. J, W. Dover. N. H., April 10.—The eeoond of the News asserts that Blebee of Bumford Vails, tbe shape and It is uuderstjod that reoelpta and tbe measure was seat to oo aferanoa. K. H.JT. Smith, treaaarar of tbe parish, spendant Daily “ibe gentleman know* as well as I," annual oonventlon of the Wakeilakl the Bon. Joseph U. lor from those day of the fourth and be- In fall the Kelohroao, who Is credited with har- of.Bath, money places aggregat- no Individ- Senators Cullom, Lodge Morgau made a length; report giving responded Mr.Hepburn,“that National Itadatatlon of Textile Operatives led the Beers at Koru la cer smith, and Col. A. G. Blunt ot Skow- nearly tbe entire amount of tbe al- namsd as oooloreee. received and all paid out ing Bpmlt, ing ual oan state whether a bill will be con- ing all tbe tnone; waa an one. the American tegan, Gen. John X. Blchards ot Gardi- leged shortage base been tonnd. Xhs exceedingly May Mr. addressing the Sonata The total amount 'atnly military attache, sidered. Bnt 1 will say that If I oan Hoar, briefly during the past pear. Kenne- The notion Whitehead In Carl Belohinan. the Bon. W. P. Perkins of man was taken to tbe olty prison of. Secretary on said that the total oat II 897.- Captain ner, young effect it It will be dona.'' tbe Quay case, among moalvad, paid BIT of see MS meets for the Lonsdale hunk, the Bon. J. V. Augusta, and as yet baa not enooeeued la aacurtn* stopping arguments against that construction of leaving a balance In bands of treasur- Mr. Powers of Vermont, oallsd up the nnaul- 54, Hon. P. of Cantoo, the strikers was Mdonw and It was for the KIPLINU COM.1NU BACK tie J. tiwasey ball. a tha eonslltntloa whloh makes U the duty er of The whole expenses _ to oreate a oo mm lesion to make $379.78- bill that so far aa the federation Bon. M. Beiders of Portlsnd, mously voted a Senator la and la tall George KENTUCKY HaBUBLlCANS. settlement with the Sioux city and Pa- of the governor to appoint pear have bean promptlp paid Cape Town, April 10 —The remainder Forest of the Bon. la concerned, the Lonsdale, H. I , strike hands Goodwin Skowhegan, certain olronvtalaaoss, aa the one that and there la a small balance in tbe were on board 10.—Tbe olflo railroad of Its Indebtedness to the of the Boer prisoners that Elliott Wocd of Wlntbrop, the Bon. 8. Loolivllla, April Kepublioan bo declared off. to elect In order to the new States. Mr. of Iowa the legislature might fell of the treasurer to be oarrUd the off bimoustowr, abo > wo state eentral oommlttee Issued a oall for a United Hepburn rale transport! 2 M. Bird of Attorney General The oonvsotloa voted to aaanl the He did 1U In- Hookland, tho bill ha that tha governor might appoint. pear. The Pariah baa raduowi thousand, hare been transferred to the stats oonveat'oo to meet here May 17. It supportad whleh, argued, officers have been allowed to at- Wu. X. Baines of WatervlUe, and many whereby wee much fores the tbla would about a satisfactory settle- not think there practical debtedness 1100 during peat pear; mainland. Is practically settled that Governor Tay- bring tend ooaventlona In the past whether otfasrs. lu the that the legislature In addition to paplag all running and blr John Brad Senator ments with tbe road. Tbe road, be said, argument being Mr. Kadyard Kipling Xhe ktste oommlttee was la sssslou this lor, former governor } ley, ohosen delegates or not. Mr. might fall to aloot by reason of a lection expense* for tbs jsar. Da V inters, chief of Deboe and W. A. Gaines will was only about 110 miles long. the iienry justice Cape end decided upon the following (colored) The boyoott now exlallng against eleotlon H. B. Mlllett end evening, dbafratb of the bill whlob desired that the might go Kx-Uov. Bo ble. Col. Colony, will sail for England tomorrow. be tbe delegates at to tba Philadel- Colorado, thought N. most- organization: Chairman, W. largo Reag eeaapany of Orange, J., In the Mlllett made brief, en- temporary should be amended so as to of over to the next legislature hope Bev. Thomas Holman convention. It meanwhile, the Ue- permit was endorsed. X. Cobb, Kcckland; secretaries, phia lecturers of beta, so In the settlement of tho debt that Its polltlos would beoome changed couraglug remarks wblob were beartllp BUDDHIST FANATICS. publlcans are defeated before tbe Su- competition Messrs. Hart and Christian ware au- F. Day, Cewliton; J. W. Brackett, new to elect of the road. The road waa not trupeou- aa to enable tha teglelatare applauded. 8. C. W. preme court In tbe oon teat for sttte ollioeo thorized to visit Lowell as requested by Phillips; Williams, Portland; another maa. Mr. William K. Dap baa a ear load nf Build Thrlr Own Fnnrrnl Pyreu and will ranominate Gov. for tbe nloua.be aatd. The last report of the Pa- O. Foliar, Hookland; A. B. 1cbey. they Taylor the looal nnlona of that olty for the par- Then Set Them Ablaze. Jr., was for Hoe boraea at hla farm In Uorbam.ahlpped November elections. cino Katlrosd eommlssloaor showed that The Quay resolution laid aside North Berwick; C. U. Burlelgb, At- prose of booming the organisation. It was Colorado. These It is known that the Buddhistic monks It bad earned three and one-half per the day. tt being anneunoed that Mr. from hla stook ranoh In Norman voted to endorse the resolution at to move the hearts of gu ts; B. Towle, Bangor. adopted hla own from tbs or bonzes, in order POPULISTS BOLTED. oent net on Ita entire Indebtedness, In- Harrows would on the to- horses are ell raising boston last speak subject the se* It le deolded that the four delegates at the conference held In Sep- and are their coreligionists, will inflict dabt to the morrow. beat Norman and Kell pas stook, 1 Enid, O. T., April 10.—The Populist cluding Ha government, rerest chastisement them- will be: First district, Georgs W. ts as bar to aasalgamota all the textile be tome bodily upon Urge Interest. Tbeie were four bp good jodgea to territorial convention held here today to and wexe tha es- pronounced and even mutilate their members. second dlstrlot, tbe principal nnlona of the oonntry Into one grand Hills passed authorising selves Norton, Portland; for this of the brat boras# aver seen In tbla part elect delegates to tbe Sioux Falla conven- roads wbloh naturally oompete tablishment of a and signal on Their fanatical zeal and their desire to Ben. M. Bird, Hookland; Third federation. light fog Sydney an of the tion reeuTed In n split. Twenty-three road. Ha offered amendment whloh ths new bieakwater harbor of eouatrp. enter into the bliss of the uirvaua at tbe Hon. B. Manley, rufogu, dlstrlot, Joseph Hattie Merrill ot Portland Is keep- even delegates representing four oonntiea boltj was accepted, enlarging tbe powers of Delaware and providing for allot- Mlea times drive them to suicide. Augusta; Fourth dlstrlot, tbe Hob, Ueo. PROSECUTION RESTS. bey, K so that It oonld reoelve house for Mr. and Mra Lewis Ou the island of Patu is found a high ed and held separate eon ventlons at the oommiafion ments of lauds lo severalty to tbe Indians ing A. CaUla. Xwo of the sltsr- New 10.-lkl§ afternoon and monks Mnrohle, iroui sell or York, April cliff from which those priests wblob they nominated delegates to tbe propositions any corporation, of the La Potnte or bad River reserva- Hap. nate will be N. B. Auetln, tke in tko case of who are ambitious to attain the holiness delegates or prosecution Millar, Mra Alfred Bassett has ret urned from Cincinnati convention. Tbe tollers took assign tbe gorernment Hen do any Wls. 1 Phillips and E. Andrews, Ksnuetunk. of the Eraakltu unex- tion, rela- of Buddha hurl themselves into death. after failed to Induoe and all to sionre the manager Syndicate Boston where she baa been vlsltln t this action bavlag things neoeasary secure the same eud The members of the state committee rested. Out of the one hundred At one o'olook rssolotlons expressive of Others seek to by of tbe to a beat settlement for the Mr. pectedly tives. a majority delegates adopt government. ascending a funeral pyre which they set from tbe Vourtt. district are not here to- and twentj-flve witnesses originally an- the regret of the Senate at the death ol of Mt. Hoi- I middle of tbe road Tbe conven- n inumua vi tui**iiai|ip>i vu»iv« Mlaa Marlon CunuEtigs own hands. have policy. Rlobard Parks on fire with their night, end the prestdentUl eleotors nennoed not over twenty-seven have been the late Representative Bowdoln; Bobert tion endorsed Bryan for President. amendment,providing that the settlement poka; Joseph Bldlin, ! The majority of the bouzes consist of not all bean decided upon. It seems set- called Miller’s attorneys announced that Bland of Missouri were called up by Mr. and reaohed by the oommlstlon should be re- Hinkle;, Stephen Patrlos, Urono, ! men who become clerics against their tled that tbe eleotors at Urge will be the MELBA’S HUSBAND DIVORCED. were t» outline their Cookrell of Missouri and eulogies upon ferred to Congress for approval and ae- they unprepared Krnest Llbbp, Middletown unlvertltp, will. As children of poor families they Portland and dead statesman ware j Bon. George P. Weaoott, of dele can at this time. the pronounced by here. are sold into the monasteries to be edu- Galveston, Tex., April IQ —Charles N. oeptaaa*. This amsndmeot wae defeated plan are spending their vacation ! the Bon. O. Smith of Skowhs- announcement Senators. Joseph P. Armstrong, son of Sir Andrew Arm- Notwithstanding this Mra. Charles Kimball, Main attest, la cated for tbe priesthood. Sometimes, Bun1 SM to 109, and the MU tbea passed. gan.and from the Fourth distriot the Hurd would not oonaent to no ad- the exsoutive Mrs Bleed however, Chinamen enter the order, and strong of Ireland, has obtained a divorce The bennts amendment* to the Indian Judge In gallerias visiting her parents on Main street. Fred Atwood of Wlnterport. later than tomorrow morning. and listened to tha brilliant these are the ones who as a rule furnish here from his wlfs Nellie Armstrong, appropriation blU were non-oonourred journment sat oologies Mr. Prank Udlorma Main atret has Xhe reaolutlona will enthu elastically Clarke the candidates for self cremation. known as Just before adjournment Mr. of her husband. a with True Port widely Melba,lbe opera singer. it, and Mnmra. bherman, Cnrtls and accepted position lirja. announcement was that Several years ago Tbe on which the divorce wee the dlstrtot attorney announced tbe of ground Llule were appointed ooararaes. Mr. Vert MImootI, vh tint to ad- land. made that on a certain day a young priest tlon of President McKinley and the ship- defease would concede that tbe amount Is eeoured wee desertion. Tbe onetody of The House then resumed the oeneldera- dress the Senate, hie remarks being Mrs. Clara staedd of Montpelier, VI., from the cloister of “the mount of the of Senator ping bill Frye, eon Invested In tbe Franklin Syndicate was and Main tbe 10-year-old la given to the bue- tlon of the agricultural appropriation touoblng and eloquent. In part he eald: tbe guest of Dr. Mrs. Merrill. Bptrils W0UM1 DUTU uiihm'u xuu state oommltte# bae oalled the The sexes desired to at- band. the amendment being one $1,166,076. “h'or twenty years Mr. Bland and uiy- street. faithful of both who to a candidate bill, pending (tale convention nominate oon were to be offered by Mr. Lattlraer of boutn Coro- sslf were Intimate personal and political Mr. /rank P. Johnson baa bean tend the ceremony urged pres- to La held la Jane ANOTHER STRIKE ORDERED. DIDN’T HAVE THAT MUCH. to for governor Bangor, a few ent in good time and were asked not lla*, to Increase tbe epproprlatloa for frlands. There waa nothing speotaonlar Uaed to tbe houee by Illness for nt two o'oloek p. m. from to something along ns ft gift 37, Krostbnrg, Md., April 10.—A general New York, April 10.—Despatches Be a. forget bring _____ farmers' bulletins from (85,000 to (105,- nor sensational about Mr. Bland. day strike of all the ml airs In tbe London of the dis- to the zealous eccleelast. Georges Cape Town Tie tolling an and modest man Geo. State street, oame 0U0. Tbs amendment was resisted by the was earnest, honest Mr. Bradbury, the arrived at the BOER COMMISSIONER IN ITALY. Creek bae ben ordered for tomor- of seonrltles When multitude region and a de- appearance negotiable intellect ana convic- near 1 Monday, by be agricultural committee lively of strong profound very being ujured cloister, another bonze, jealous of the At- April 10.—The Boer peaoe com- row (Wednesday) midnight. Nearly £00 nmoontlng to £180,COO belonging to tbe bis horse. Naples, bate envaed, but the amendment was tions of duty. Mr. Bland was the father lng thrown from tention and gifts secured by his colleague, missioners, Messrs. K lsober, Wolmarans man are Involved. Tbe miners Insist on Mutual Ltfa Insurance oompany were re- Green has ag reed to 81 to 65. end pioneer of bimetallism In the United Mias Nellie Abbott, street, declared that he would burn himself arrived here and were an lnoreass of from 66 to 60 cents ceived wltb reservation oOlolal* of tbs and Weasels, today per Ml Corliss of Mlehlgan, offered aa by States and gave his life to that cause. Be been oonllned to her borne with the alive and hastened to make his prepara- Mr. Muller, the ton of A of the were welcomed by representa- 8,340 pounds. amendment Is provide for the tree distri- company today. representative had itndled the question In all Its phases. grippe. tions. Two piles of wood erected, tive of tbs Orange Free State, and Mr. oompany declared that no anoh sum of ahould hare who has been one on each side of the temple, so that DESTROYED ONE ROUSE. bution of teed* providing that "dinner "Hlehant Parke Bland Miss Jsnnls Phlnney, the of the or bad been In those who could not get a good view of Van Bleecboten, secretary for the laboring people” be taolnd- ssonrltlas money deposited been the nominee of the Democratic parly spending her vacation with her parent*, 10.—A tor- palls could do so of the sec- at Brussels. USeville, Tex., April lively South Africa. The has about resume the oue ceremony Transvaal legation They ed In tbla distribution. He said tbls oompany naturally and logically at the National returned to Boston on Monday, to nado tbe of Leba- ond. remain here for some passed tnrough village on divided In tbs a school will days. was dots In faith aa there was as $100,000 deposit, evenly convention of 18M1. I know her duties as toucher In Boston good personally During the hours the ceremo- Messrs. Mueller and Van Boeeohotsn non today, completely demolishing tbe banks of tbe Frsa State and the of preceding unch reason te dinner to one Orange that be did nos desire that nomination. Miss Jennie P. Whitney Gorham, for death were sur- reeldenoa of L. D. Atkins. Several give palls uy the candidates went on board the Kaiser and had a long Transvaal. This money U used for busi- at tbe Universalis* olasa as to glee erode to another olass. Be above all ethers knew his preoarloui who Is the soloist rounded their relatives and friends were bat fortu- by conference with the small building destroyed, ness envoys. Ha aaierted also that the seed trust dis- purposes. health, that tbs ley Hager of death ralghl oburoh, Westbrook, sang moat beautifully and a curious crowd of outsiders who that the nately no lives were lost. It Is asserted by passengers posed of large qaaatitles of worthless touoh him at any moment. Be was da a few day* since at tae meeting of tbe had come to ask of them their influence commissioners are to HAY MUST FAY. held world above. both peaoe empowered VICTORY POK WALCOTT. seeds ts the government. feated, as all of tbs leaders of great popu- Current £ vents club In Westbrcok, iu the Magnanimously for an to aid all in their power, per- open negotiations aeoaptable psaos Mr. MsHae of Arkanea* opposed the New York, April 10.-“John O." Hoys, lar movements, who have borne the heal In tbe Congregational oburoh. promised Baltimore, April 10—Joe Walcott, tbe as true a view to mitted themselves to l*» venerated or for a truce with subsequent that It wae doe to a Wall street broker, the name “John and burden of the and exolted tht Corthall has been oonflued tc “Barbados! Wonder,” knocked out lllok amendment, declaring day Prlnelpla and increased the rl ere IT I this Buddhas thereby negotiations. The Cor tall, fact that Mr.CorUee had an utenslve declared to be hotltloua, waa blttar of have al the hone* with a severe cold for a few Moore of tit Paul In four rounds before the C.,“ being antagonism opponents, finances of the cloister materially. evening publishes an Interview with Mr. arrested and looked In Ludlow street ell and oonn- tbe Eureka A. C. here tonight. seed oonoern In hit district. The amend- up waya been defeated In ogee days. Finally the first of the two ascended Fischer him aa hating said: la tbe Koberts will soon leave for representing ment was Anally lost. jail today on a judgment entered tries, when snooese was about to erowc Jefferson the pile, erected in the shape of a tent, “Lord Roberts will never reaob Pretoria a TO BUILD CONVENTION HALL. Mr. Corliss offered aa amendment de- supreme oouat after a trial before J notice their efforts. Political parties an Ukalahoma whin bs bat purchas'd and lighted it with his owu hands, usiug as be woald have to a paw through Kansas 10.—A to the free distribution of (illdervleeve and a jury, in a salt brought actuated not by gratitude, bat by hope ol large raaob, and will make hla future an ordinary match. Until the flames and " City, Mo., April $50,000 signed prevent desert a it to bond was today eiven by tbe Glllette- vasafne for the oaltle disease Known as against him by Frederick C. Hinkle, euooese. Sc In lolKS, Blabard P. Bland thi home there. smoke made impossible any longer monk he could be seen iu the Hozog Mfe. Co. of Minneapolis to insure “blank leg.” He said this plaoed the travelling salesman, to recover $60,060 veteran leader of bimetallism who hat Kev. Mr. Caahmore preached In the behold the crectiou of tbe new convention ball a sacred hymn and beat- ASSAULTED BY UNION MAN. tbe goverasMot in oompstltlou with private damages for tbe alienation of his wife’s stood|by Its banner when others faltered Congregational oburoh, Monday evening, flames, singing in time for occupancy by tbe Democratic ing the time with a skull carved out of After debate the amendment affections. The amount of the judgment and deserted was pat aside for a young and -dev. Mr. Wright of Portland, last Chicago, April 10.—A noa-nnloa pinj- national convention in July. enterprise*. wood. was defeated. Tbs MU was then Is and brilliant orator wba waa a sohoa evening. t'rer working la the basement cf the passed $80,618. An hour later the second candidate for and WHEN TRAVELING and the Hone* adjourned. boy when Bland Introduced passed death made his debut. He bad closely Marshall Field building, was assaulted WIlsL KNDOKtiK-M’KINlMY. CHIUACO MEN AKHIVKD. through the Bones or Hepreeentallvea In watched hia and coolly enter- sad seriously Injured ty a anion pieket whether on pleasure bent or business, predecessor COAL bITUaTIOM. bKKIOUb. Lourenoo 10.—The 1878 the hist bill providing for the frw Norforfc, Va, April 10.—The Hepubil- ed his own tent of death and passed today. Nearly 300 union men were dis- take on etery trip a bottle of tiyrnp of Marquez, April far state ooaveatloa oonveaed and as the other. 10—With miners French steamer Caravella, Captain and unlimited oolnage of ell at thi oaa today through the ordeal charged by the contractors of tble build- figs, as It sots meat plaasaatly and ef- ITttaherg, April 10,000 to hat H been so. formed a organization. A t a The ashes and bone# of the two were a and of the mines Laoourhle from Havre February 86, has rata of 16 1. Always temporary leg yesterday and tbeir places filled by fectually oa tbe kidneys, liver, and bow- on strike many oper- in the that thi late hoar the convention was In a carefully gathered and deposited headaches and on naif tints and with no Immedl- arrived here with one hundred sad six The hands place today upon non-union men. Today u union pieket els preventing fevers, ating cloister of where they are other forme of elokuest* for sale la 51 of their will and may not adjourn anil) Wen-Chao, entranced to tke and af- ata prospeot of a oomplete resumption, passengers, Including the Uhloege ambu- pedestal papular-fatbr Idol, wrangle gained Laliding eeal bottles all leading druggists President will be preserved as sacred ralica.—Milwaukee by In ooal trade lance A of the passengers shatter that Idol on tha morrow. Vailed morning. MeKlaley ter k nook lag the aon-oulen plasterer Manufactured by the California Pig tiy- the oonrtltloa the locally, corps. majority Germania. Transvaal. la the mlad of daaolntory man, studloui endorsed for reoomlaaUon. 4snra with a slab nude his eeanpa. The rup Co. only. kM amomed alarming proportions. Coal will proceed by train to the V Bar. Mr. 8 task pole I oar oat neeltaU tJ ■imY-awioct. mwnxMiaw. MAINE'S CONGRESSMEN. express kli (ton aa the oadeeirsblllty af •a anh ’thteloglonl obaff.” mnsn NOT AS BAD AS REPORTED. DR. W. C. OHO, OF SPRIHCFIEID, WELL Three Renominated Yes- Hrpertt af OppeaHlon la Philippian Be in Bern Should Every A. W. MOORE’S Mar* MagnlAral. Says Peruna terday. BLOOD ANO NERVE MEDICINE Weak lag taa, April 10 — Nothin* af Ini- Household. portaaoe waa devalapxd at today’) onbl- WILL CURE YOU. rel meeting. Heoreury Heel explained ■onto of the feature) of the pending army Thi. Medicine lias and is selling on its bill and alao tba tiras merits alone, when yon tako care of the appropriation Nr. Nr. Littl and tbe Blood and ncrvea, they will take care of BonUlk, field, of enlistment of tbe troops now In your Rheumatism, you ran neither rub Philippines. It wee stale! that tien. fast nor Physic it out. A» the public is Nr. Bnrleigh. Oils probably wonld leave Kaolin very and that la wha' this finding out, gives soon sad some linen before tbe arrival remedy, the demand of the thinking peo- there of tie new Philippine ooramlMlon. ple, try it and tell your friends the re- sults, lbe reparle from Its Philippines daring the last week or two. It wee said, had Chosen to Na- bad JOHN W. PERKINS CO., Agents, Delegates greatly magnified the opposition that been met with by our troops. tional Convention. was did Wholesale Druggist, Portland, Me. Tbe rfflelal reparts. It arsertrd, fvn 22, m ou, wed, f r l ,3m, t<\ n r m not warrant the statement that tba In- sargeata were beoomlng very native and were massing In varloos parts of Lqiod to rn extent wblob (really concerned Only Contest Was In the Second onr generals. The situation, It wae said, did not warrinl the rending of worn District. troops to tbe Islands for tbe prssent at lass*.
JUDO 1C UALUWULL DKCLINKH. Washington, April 10.—Jodgo Henry C. Lsrliton, Me., April 10—With no Caldwell of Arkansas, who baa been ex- oriilritm aa to hts rarlance with party tiarlrsly spoken of as a candidate rot leaders oh oaa great avestlon, but with a Vloe-Preildeat, and who baa rcerlred a full endorsement of hla etery act the He- great Bum bar of letters nrglng him to publicans of ths seoond oongreaalonnl dla- HO\. C. E. LITTLEFIELD that In rasa II should be trlot ranomlnatad Mr. Uharlsa K. Lllile- eceept position tendered him, hie written a letter to Onld of Kookland at the ooaventlon at for it* endorsement end oloetng with the aadoraamant of hla admlolatration, tha Penetor Jenee of Arkansas, who la bit Aubnro tbit afternoon and at tba lima words bat the vote upon the andorarment of tha gold ataadard, and friend. In which he rays that eleoled Han. Waldo Pell loglll of Horn- “nothing pvrrooal THE OPPORTUNITY Perto Hlco bill tomorrow prerente mj tha raoognltlon of tha dlatlagnlabed aar- he cannot consent to aneh ore of hie name ford Falls aad Hanry B. Kates at Law la- attendance upon the convention." vtoaa of Hoa. Edwin U. Barlrlgb, tha rap- and that hie reselnilon Is this matter ton delegates to tha national oonysotlan WELL The election of the two delegate* to the r-*«antatlra from tbla dlatrlot. It sbtolntrlr irrevocable. TO DRESS •a a platform whloh heartl)* aunpoita AS moderate cost Is not given to all, The men of this city drees stylishly. High .
Wo It liuving come lo our notice Sturdy, thrifty Plants in full bloom for the glad Eastertide, that we are reported ns having more never had such a large variety thus early in tho season, or saw given up the ugeney of the Hard- almost man Plano, we deem It our duty beautiful foliage and flowers at any time of year. There is every- to the and ourselves to public, that's but are no bar to their in state that we still control the no*, e. c. bitkleigh. HO*. C. A. BOI TELLE. thing here choice, prices ownership; fact, and sale of Hie Hardman Plano, Dur make buying easy. A few of the specials: shall continue as heretofore to prices not of the admlnlstratl>n. Neither natioaal contention followed while Ed- TO LEAVE METHODISTS. TROUBLES NOT OVER YET. carry In stock a full line of ivery Hydrangeas, These are natives of China and extremely pretty. those renowned Instruments. was pledged, bat as the plat- win Utley of Livermore and L U. Camp- lelegate for next week. Will the of bad and blossom form alao otrongly urged the renomlnatlon bell of Hockland were made alternates, Rev. E. 8. Stack pair of Angaita To Just right stage M. STEIXERT & SOXS CO„ Californian May Have To Be Taltrn Df President McKinley, this le deemed ike eoaveatlon wae brought to a eloae Become a Last season’s demand us a lesson and we 51? Street Congregatlonallat. New York. Easier Lilies. taught Congress as sufliolent of the with tbe of the the le Maine pledge party adoption platform, orders for these beauties, The convention was perfectly fee I urea of whloh were the endorsement K. 8. Stnok- placed heavy T. C. HcUOlI-DKir, Mgr. rapport. Lewiston, April 10.—Her. Boston, April 10.—Two steam pomps febSdtf harmonious, notwithstanding the feet of theRepnbllnnn of 1866 of of tbs Metbodlsl Lilies in abundance. platform pole, pastor Aagosta ware in operaiion on board tbe damaged falla that every delegate knsw that he was en- President McKinley and lastly of Con ehurob, and whose views along the- KmGIKKKI! OFFICE. 537 Congreee Allan line steamer Californian today Pausies in something that wdl stay with you. • i90o—Sealed a man who had gained promi- with the are well known Pols, UB. St., Fortland. Me., April 7, dorsing greesmaa Littlefield, ending ologloai lines through- keeplog ber holds free of water. More of proposal* for plvMue stone fn breakwater attitude. nence through his Independent worde “we regard with justifiable pride out the etate, will retlra from hie pastor- a in most effective for decorations, at Kockland Harbor. Me., will be received here tbe deck fixtures were removed and Azalias Pots, being especially until 12 M 10 1900, and then The consumed leas than two the position of national proinlnenoe early ate at 15 and leave the May publicly preoeedlngs Augusta, April small portion of tbe grain remaining in selected for brilliancy of colors. oiHMieu. Information furnished ou application. hours, fully a third of the rime being aebieved by the Hon. Charles E, Llttlj- conference. Be will announce hie vlewa b. W. KOLSM.KK, MaJ., Knfrs. number three bold was pumped. Tbe Chairman in 5 inch a pi 9 10 11 1? niy8 9 taken up by the speech of fleld, we reaffirm onr profound confidence and something of his plans at hle.ohuroh towboat oompaay Is considering ths ad- Geraniums, good plants, pots. John P. Swazey of Canton, Mr. Little- In his wisdom, ability and patriotism In Augusta Sunday. Me stated to e visability of placing tbe steamer in tbe mud on Bird Island fiats In order to ex- Narcissus iu Pots. field's a year ago. Mr. Sjwaxey and fully endorse the action taken by that he should Identity opponent reporter, today pedite tbe work of lightering. An at- of the euooefs of the him tbe that have denomi- spoke eloquently upon great question* himself with the Congregational tempt to get ber iato tke dock will prob- Genistas. party In years past, applauded President teen and are now ponding In Congress. nation wbloh to his mind Is tbs most ably be made on Saturday and if this will undoubtedly be These will be ready for your selection Tuesday morning. MoKlniey who he claimed was vastly pre- liberal In the oountry. Me does not in- fails, arrangements made to take ber around to Mew York. ferable to all the liryans and Deweys tend to enter the ministry at enor, but be and will devote a year to literary work. He that might brought against him, AT RANGOR. Celling or Clellnfef with a declaration that Porto le about to write a history of Klttery. oonoludlng The frequent occurrence of e before I in Kloo, Hawaii and the Philippines were Mr. Bolltrlle llnaulntously Rrnonil- "And yon will probably not give any certain words in manuscripts and printed to mlnleteral work safe In the hands of the Kepublloan ■ s1«d to t'ougresa. attention fora.yearf" books of the seventeenth and eighteenth party. The renoinlnatton of Mr. Little- wee naked. centuries in place of the now customary 10 —Tbe Fourth Maine no field followed, his name being presented Bangor, April "In tbe table that I (ball aooept spelling is a feature which has often on It seems ■ Col. V. M. Drew of Lewiston who Republican district convention was hold pastorate, but I shall hold myself In forced itself ray attention. by In thle thle afternoon. Tho of Con- to me that the modern way is in those him a high tribute and expressed elty presiding rsadlnssa to supply the pslplta paid older comparatively seldom met wnloh the district took In ollloer wae WilUa K Parsons, Esq., of ohnrohee desiring my ser- waitings the great pride gregational with. 1 have observed the following KENDALL&WHITNEY, Attar other Foxoroft. The names of Charles A. vices Later on If a Congregational Its congressman. delegates among other Instances: Feild, nelce, at- Houtelle wae presented by Bon. Edward could tolerate from various parts of the district had oburch should decide H cheivement, releif, rcleife, greife; also, Bowdola Nsally of Bangor, and wae sec- and extend an Invitation seconded the nomination, the oonveotlon me for awhile as proper names, Feild, Purfeild, Feild- and Sts. W. ft. Shaw of Federal put ltsslf on reoord In making the nomi- onded by Hon. Aroos- to tbe pastorate, I snonld consider It." ing. etc. The cause* which have led Temple Curran of furnish an interest apr9U3t nation by aoelamatlen through a rising took, by George Washington The announcement of hla retirement to the change might for discussion, is I vote. and Ur. E. A. Thompson of Pleoataqule. from the Methodlet oburch foes not sur- Ing subject deling in vari- wee made at onus. given as an alternative spelling boon niter a telegram was read from l'he nomination prise that part of tbs publlo which baa ous dictionaries* to which 1 have referred. Toe oonventlon elected two dtstrlot followsd hla pulpit utteranoea la than, Id some eighteenth century writings (the delegatee to the National Republican hs has prsachsd sermons too liberal In WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY Tht*kmttoedthsttiinryun, Burrell njunuscripts, (or instance) occurs ana have cured thousands of Krederlok OTDDUO oonventlon In Philadelphia, dootrlnal lines to harmonl se with the the word deled.—Notes and \ I Kll Mil rcasd of Nervous Diseases, such Queries. U I HwIVW II. Park buret, Ksq., of Ranger, and Col. well-established principles of tbs Metho- as Debility, Dizziness. Sleepleso- ^ ness and Varicocele,Atrophy,&c. of Foioroft. Tbe a In IA1IU I •ZStSSL*** Walnwrtgbt Cashing dlat denomination. In recent sermon Polaon Potatoes. AUA N ^ They clear the brain, strengthen nwni'l I delegates were not lne'.roeted. preaohed from a Unlversallst ohnroh The Sanitary Home is authority for the ^ tbe circulation, make digestloa and a healthy were statement that couiain a perfect, impart Time Ueaolutlooe adopted congratulat- he questioned the right of any potatoes poison to the whole All drains and losses are pulpit, vigor being. checked^rrmantnily. Unless patients Growing as New contain known soltnln. potatoes or ing the oountrj on tbe return of prosperi- denomination to exolode from Its mem- are properly cured, their condition often worries them into Insanity, Consumption Death. / comparatively liitle of this unless Mailed sealed. Price $i per box; 6 boxes, with iron-dad legal guarantee to cure or refund tho Children must have and tbe national adminis- who were be- poison Mvu“ '*>' ty endorsing bership persons Christians, money, $5.00. Send for Ire* book. Address. PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, 0* '■ouZ\rz?^ just they grow above the surface of the tration. cause they did not hold etrlolly to Its C. H GUPPY * CO.. ME. the kind of food if ground and have a green skin, when they AGENTS, PORTLAND, right creed. He referred te tbe exolnelon ol It / are generally known to be poisonous. Ko,,| i\G ’ are to become prominent ministers from the Presby- known that old okittMUA iMnimtoM**"** / they strong MR. BURLEIGH HE-NOMINATED. is not, however, generally «,V ,{">
l) Mena of Interval Pithed l> Along tha Water Front. PALMER * Tbe iteenier Cua broraan of tbe Domla- t»a, loo lino arrtrod ea Halifax on Monday %.&ibbi{ aad la eiposted to reach tbla pert today. New Idea Patterns. Any Pattern 10c. Tbaro wore aevaral arrlvalo of Hob yea- torday, but all of thorn wove la email boa to and the total faro waa about 6,000 MILLINERY. ! pounds. Tbs schooner Uoveroor Ants, whloh has bien at thla port for aevaral dnya. rolled yesterday morning for an extend- ed trip. The store tins reflected Easier The number of smack lobsters leaded AND EASTER WARES. activity for two weeks past. It EASTER WEAR at Portland dnrlag tha moalh of March wrre 101,666. The number of boot lob- deserves your attention. There On Easter Sunday the people go from church to atera taken la Cum boils ad oaonty wet- are hundreds of new models, art dorlog Maroh wtra 19.361. Tha aum- church (after service) ostensibly to see the floral decora* made especially for the Easter btr of barrala of olama taken In tbe ooan- tions, but the actuality of it is that Easter Gowns, Easter daring the uni month were 11,781. trade; dainty, fluffy, yet practi- ty Hats, Easter Cloves, and Easter personal adornments, The U. 8. tleh oommlaeloo'a veaiel cal lints. It’s little wonder thnt will ntrlva In Portland harbor get more (of some people’s) attention than the Easter lirnmpuo they go so rapidly, for the prices id about 10 days to begin tha oalteotlon sermon. are much lower than one would at aaad lobatora from Ueeoc bay to bo dis- tributed among the governoaeot haaeh- Judge by the looks. trlea. We have especially effective from To bo tor daolera la Maine art plaaaad We furnish these Easter personal adornments this week for 00 to know that tha bill for an approprt patterns Hi4 topmost hat plume to shoe-sole. t atlon of 810,000 for a Bab hetohery on the *1.00 and *0 OO. mart of Maine baa patted tbs eomialttea la Uongieee and before the year la out Kolas fishermen will wltntaa tha com- Every costume detail is furnished here by our depart- pletion of thla now homo for lafnal ment people whose livos are one constant study of croetaoeaae. RIBBONS. “art-in-wearables.” DISABLED SCHOONERS. Tbl* Newly renovated depart- a Two of Them TuwH Into Mortal** ment Is catering for trade May we offer few suggestions concerning “THE tf \ ratra-tlay. whereever ribbon* are used. LAST THINCS PURCHASABLE” before Easter Sunday. Fall lines «f Mack lea, April 10. —The aohooner Silver Matin and grot grain. Umbrellas. Spray, Captain M. D. Colo, from New Easter Cloves. Easter Stockings. York fur TiUbeo, Me., with coal pat In Taffeta ribbon*. eaoouuter- If there's an Easter Glove need Tlio tine both plain bare tbla morning and reporta Double Face Matin*. elegant tillage Besides our usual lino we Lisle and ine a aarlaa of galoc whloh washed every- that didn't supply at our great and fancy; Silk, Cotton, Liu colleclion of Umbrellas, we Wash ribbons. thing movable from the vetaal'a dooh, Glove Sale last week wouldn't It lie embroidered and decorated. are just now holding a of ■ J_... Bella and on need other Fancy weaves In broad rib- IV great sale Umbrellas carried away bar well to All that need before Saturday. 76c to HE- Prices, 25, 39, 50. $2.50. 1 from the Bankrupt stock of IMXXHX8T IN WAKE MUKDKK damage to tha osboonor’e rigging. bon* from 35c to ] OBITUARY. $1.00 yard. Our trained Gl*ve Filter* are at B. F. I.arralieo A- Co., Bos- aohooner Irene of St. John, S. IT, 9t\ VXVED. The Narrow ribbon* I I in., wide. your service every day this week. ton. Some of tliu bargains whloh waa towed In bare by tbs tag 8. M are: REV. HIRAM HOUSTON. B nek 10.—An endeavor to Broud niotiseliuc 19 "Au'ray" (Isos, finest lamb skin, $1.00 sport, April B. Jones on the sixth In n damaged ribbon*, rbsumont" place. under mat., 1.00 Interest la tbe myeterloue real Easter Neckwear. Umbrellas. f.arrabee's Rev. Hiram Hod*tor. ot Doraaeater revive condition, niter having been aahore on inches wide. "lterlbol.lt" glare, kid *k!n, 1.25 of Sarah Ware la September, UNM, will "r.nf.mrrt" glee, kid akin' 1.60, 1.76 490. iM In D. C. He sailed for •• •• price Bankrupt price, Sunday Washington, Seal oove lodge*, Cross island, One whole cuse of rib- "ir.vasne" glee. 1.60 be unde isnonew when publlo mate fancy All tli« new and for 29o waa born lo To worth, N. H., In 1117. St. N. this morning, notwltb- "iYntatoe” glare. 1.60 fluffy thiugs nad eve- John. B.. "Tberval" I.arrabee's price, 7!)c. meetings will be held afternoon bon., OCR OWN IMPORTA- pbiue 1.76 women and misses wear. H ■ early education wae secured In tbe ■tandlnn tba oroteel of the loaoranoe "Marvel" wssbab:.. 1.00 price. 57c. to Emery hall, the largret publlo Kvenhis sud 12 to 20 of them unlike Bankrupt aoedemy ot a neighboring town, after ning 3oiupany against th* vewel leaving this TION, single pattern*, cannot Krception Many any previous Earra bee's price, 98c. town. The call for the butiou length, ,’ »o to 260 Dartmouth building of tbe Bankrupt's 79c. wblob bo attended oolltgo, port until repaired. be us or one Besides fu. alar* we have Sued. s. designs. price, haa been leaned William duplicated by any a meetings by Misses Kid 11.00 I.arrabee's price, $1.23. graduating In IMS. Ha than took Captain Hablna of th* I re a*, although f.loves, Prices correct. ‘Treworgy of Buekaport, who wae ar- else. bilk sad Lisle moves. Bankrupt price, 89c. court* In the Bangor Tbaologlonl Semi- tb* eoboomt'e keel wai loot and bar last with the otlme I.arrabee'a price, $1.69. where he In 1845. Hia rested yaar oharged ohafed and etrained while Exquisite qualities, suitable nary, graduated of bottom badly Bankrupt price, 98c, on the strength of the statement flrat pastorate waa at Orland, Me., where on th* roeke, and la eplt* of th* protest for bat trimmings, sashes, bows, I.arrabee's price, $1.98. Jr., who swore la oourt Easter Handkerchiefs. waa minister ot the Josepa Fogg, held that a* $1.25. be Congreratlona) of th* laturaao* company or dress Men’s Cloves. Bankrupt price. that he Treworgy move the body collars, trimmings. Earraoee’s $2.98. okurab for three your*. He resigned to helped the veewl ww valued at tUOO and Insured price, cf the murdered woman from a oertala Bankrupt price, $1.98. n eburob at Sandy Point, Me., for hot on* thousand, la oaw of repair* aconpt was Fownes' Real Kid, pique sewed, #4.98. spot to tbe place where the body I.arrabee's price, where he rea*aloud the following eight at this port, tb* bills would aet amount $1.50 $2.98. found. afttrwnrds retracted his Bankrupt price than a la travel- Fogg for a olalm on the under- years. Ha spent year while te enough Ear ra tree's price, $7.98. story and was Indicted for perjury, All linen, embiold- I.omlon ing abroad. Returning be beaeme pastor writers, In the way of a general average, Fownes’ Goat, Walking I.arrabee's price, #8.98. Treworgy was released. Larrabee's $9.89. at User Isle rend Walla, Ms., the entire sad If compelled te repair th* veewl at Gloves, H.HO price. Mr. Treworgy In eplte of Fogg's re- ereil, initialed, Bankrupt prices, period of his ministry being about forty bis own eipeas* th* same oould be don* traction. feels that mors or less suaploloa Fownes’ Scveren tan Walking #5.00 and $6.00 st a ranch smaller figure at Sir John lace years. him aad ha dealres to have J.E. trimmed,hem- $1.75 has followed PALMER, Gloves, HI nos bla retire meat about fifteen years than at Hash las port. Heno* at an early In the oeee rsenmed In or- where be detcotlve work at our ago be bad lived In Dorchester, hour this morning, the vwwl got uadrt 543 St. stitched, Fownos’ Indian-tan Walking der shat the murderer. If possible, may Congress had been aetlvsly engaged la the work way and headed for 81. John, regard lew AprlL-lt Gloves, $‘2.00 be found. kind of prices. of the Harvard Congregational eburob of the Insurance men's threats to oanoel h flfort will be made to raise funds and Fownes’ Paris Kid Gloves. Faster Sale of Havllaml & Co.’s waa founded. Us was widely Pique Ware It control the the pollolm. to appoint a sowmlttve to $2.00 known for his gealelty and oonevolenoe. same. Diuuer New Paris _ Ware, WEDDINGS. At 6r more tlisn thirty kinds. Fownes’ Chevrelte Goat Gloves, A MATCH. At 10c Linen hemstitched, also embroid- HAS AKKANUED MAY CLOSE SUM DAY. $2.50 ered corners and colored borders. and Colorings. Tbe Oaeoo Athletic club has arranged BLAKE—FAKLEY. At i2l-2c hue hemstitched, uolaundered. Shapes Paris, April 10.—U. 8. Commissioner Linen, lirawn work. Initials. Fownes' Full Dress, pearl and entertainment a match for Its fourth baa oonsulted with toe authorities about o’oloek a At 26c Linen, handsomely embroidered. Peck Wednesday night eight Ipiee flandker- white, $1.75 that will audoubtadly peak tbs bouse th the And soon unto IJucbess at Washington respecting question quiet bat pretty home wedding took chlffs at 3.60 to 5.03 Three Ilaviland A- Co.’s 114 piece sets. ■ be doors. Tbe date Is Monday, April 2, and Fownes* Slate Suede, $1.75 of Sunday opening at the exposition plaoe at th* home of Ur. D. U. Blake, Including Souptureens; full gold stip- and tbs principals era "Rid" Carter of that has received n cablegram saying whan hie daughter tierlrud* wa* united 1'owncs’ Paris t'as'or Gray, $2.00 New York nod UuorgeUardlaer of Lowell desired that the Th* MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS, pling. President MoKInlsy In marriage with Ur. Alex Farley. set for *39 89 round boat tor tbo middle- $43.00 In a fifteen Amerlean eeotlun should be oloood on was Uev. U. U. 6, 10, 12 >i, 25, 50, O'lc to $1.25 Fownes’ *'Grip’’ Driving Gloves, oeremony performed by set for $33.89 lcuettp ot Now Knglund. $59.0tl weight Cham| tbe Sabbatb aa far as allowed by the Urey of Ulouoester Hill. Th* bride was $2.50 Uardlaar la the champion, present Frenoh Mr. Peck thereupon attired la a bine regulations brsutlfully granite Three Ilaviland & Co.’s 130 piece sets, bnvlng won the title from Ueorge dyer. and was Easter Cards. aw tbe Frenoh authorities weave drew trimmed wltb white oorded full bant Watch who new shapev, Paris colorings, gold Carter recently Andy wbleh tbe wa* Ur*. EU*» shown a by-law compels open- skin. Th* bilie's meld All manner of Easter Gift, a battle. sets for *35.00. #05.00 Jo# Waloott suob hard estan ol Btipnliog, $55.00 gave ing of all exhibits on the days Mason, sister of the bills. The beet man Folders. champion bantam Souvenirs, Cards, sets for Tbo Madlatn Urns., and even the Frenoh au- brother of the bride, Easter Shoes for Women. $39.00 the week gives was Ueorg* Bisks, 5. 10, 15, 25c exhibition boxers and bag 8, Two Uavilaud’s 114 piece sets, includ- weighs thorities power to remove any ooverlngs 'the bride wa* presented many beautiful will four 25, 80, 49, 50o c f lbs world, spar au- Booklets, tureen stippling, $39.00 paaeban plaord over an exhibit case during gift*. The oeremony over, tb* wedding “Queen Quality.’’ We are sole ing Soup gold ■xtnada and do Ifcolr Line work Sachets, 10. I5. 25c thorised hours. At Mr. Pook’e Instance cake wa* served by the bride's slaters. In Portland, Riddcford and Bets for $20.50. be m alt round ag“uts A preliminary will go it, dineMr aanarai of the exnoeltlon has a The couple left Thursday noon for Saco for tlteso famous Roots and an 1 Diuner bntwrea Krnnk Crowley tio/rgo American commissioner will from there semi-porcelain given the speci- tour to Bolton. They go Shoes. Eight English both cl Beaton. decora- Phelan, al to closs the American pa- to Vermont where they will Sots, 112 pieces, now and elegant permission Lyndenvllle, Easter Jewelry. More than 20 different shapes and vilion reside tor tb* INSPECTION tions, #10.00 sets for $0.49. Buadayt. present. sizes. PKAKS KLICOIH1C HOAU. | Brooches, Pins, Hat-pins, Clasps Many other borgaius in China Mare. Belt Uniform for Queen Quality Inland for the halr.Side combs,Chains, price 1 be eleotrle railroad for Paakl Hit, HAY FINDS NO KVUMNUE. DENOUNCED BENA'TOK BUTLEH. $3.00 Ac., Ac. Roots, Jardinieres. All our Jardinieres for la toglualna to aoeumo eoaotblnc 11 to o RANGES I Buckles, April 10 —U. B. Consol 10.—Two bnadrsd Quality'’ Oxfords, $2.50 Easter at a discount of 20 per cent. Mhome. nod Portland Washington, Atlanta, U*., April One at K At our kind of prices. “Queen tangible Heaton J.l_S.. Ik. Unanllsl AaasnUltlnn will pay you. Hay at Pretoria, has responded to tbs capitalist* aro I a tares ted to tbo under tak Inquiry add nosed to him by ths depart- of Georgia met here today for tha Domi- $25.00 lug. It Id pr: psead to build tb# rood Tory ( ment respecting n-Consul Maornm’s nation of a state ticket aad the election CO. •early around tka satire Island, bat It J. B. LIBBY CO. J. R. LIBBY uharga that the offlolal mail of the oon- of 64 delegates to the national ooaren- J, R. LIBBY CO. will act be built around the rooky ooatern eolate was tampered with. Mr. Hay re- tlon la Clnelnnatl. W. L. Pack was and, ooulag aorcoo tbo lolaad to tbo back ported that after a careful search he has eboean chairmen. He deneunoed Sena- •Ido to aeold tbo ltdgoo. A memtaotb ; of the ooasulate Carolina aa ATKINSON failed to Had In the flies tor Marlon Butler ot North I plcoouro park obd • big botol are moa- the slightest evidence to aupport the the *'oh!of of alL traitors," and deolared Furnishing Co., |f tlowed as probabllltloa If tbo rood l> «• statement, lhe consul further report* that the Dnaoeratlo party bad adopted tha built. 21 Monument Sq. OFFER EVER MADE. no Interference, of the that THE GREATEST Hurt there Is absolutely platrorm Populists, exoapt | so far as he has been able to ascertain, the former was opposed to a "tree ballot THE COL'ITS. During Our with any of the official oommuoloationa, and a fair oonat.” either or Mil, which passed Wharton Barker also addressed the con I telagrapblo between the department of slats an d the venttoa. V. S. Itlbi'KlCT COOKT. consol ate. At the eonolusloa ot tha addraae of Mr. Position* la bankruptcy bam bam bind Barker, the eoneeation unanimously trank O. Walker, Bradford; A leak the national Make Regular $S.Oo by SCMOUNBH FULL OF WATUK. endorsed him for Populist We snail Praoaatl RANDALL k UcALLISTER J. War bio, Kumford, Boaworth. tleket, and Igoatlus Bonne lley for rise- 10—1'he Caninet PkotOs lor Hartford, Art*or K. Booworth, Moaloo. Beothhay Harbor, April president. eenoenee Mate MaOllatoak wbloh oaaee oa the marine (or re- BACK. KXPOBTW ABO IMPOKl'S. here to go railway PUICK Olf SUUAB UOKB on McFar- ps Ira 11** on her beam anas 10.—Arbuckle Bros COAL. A tbo lloao of oiporto New York, April 1.00 aaoag prlaotpwl land's Island this morning, having DOZEN.—$ al tkla for tbo work today restored tht prloe of reUueJ augar $1.00—PER aad Imparts port Hke Is full of dragged ashore lest night. out Use oeata one eadtog April 7, were wbleh they raoantly per water. their prior Carnon Pkotos Esparto- W boat. kl.Otel boabola. (.ale,**. hundred pouude, bringing A Full Assortment it Loblgh and Fm- $6,oo back to that of the Havemeyor oompany. 7W boabola; Our lay, 10k, »*a boaholi. rya, TALLOW DIUM'B CASH. Cials tor Dcmstto Ust were raoeteed today at the Wll- Burnlag 11,1*7 boabola, pm*, ltdk buabela; MW Orders Frankfort, My.. April M.-1'to habeas refineries of tas Amerloan Su- .ad bogsuf oobmtoa. Mllbogaaf Stareb; 7Mb llamabarg PMaboatM (Seasl-BItimiiaeis) proceedings begun la behalf of Kendo to (tore anger, and DOZEN—$2.00 corpus log company awoba of Omar; lb* oaam of ssaporwtod ap- gar (.forges Crook Cumberland Coals are $2.00—PER 1 el lew Disk” Coombs. aae af the Uoe- ware to «U of I trd, Mb oatti*. MS twenty thousand tarrale shipped ploa; package* for steam aad ark iikrk to stay. bel euspsete, sense ap la Judge Can trill’s Buffalo, where the oompany baa a ston uasargMsed geaeral EMPLOY MOMK BUT FIRST CLASS ARTISTS eenrt today County Attorney Potagrove boaaa that will hold sixty thousand har- use. "laapotu—MB *a*k* Oblno oloy; AM forgo HAVE AS UP TO DATK STUUIO. presented a Is auwsr to the potlUoa ef barrel* ef aad. iwoalg mom ifaarWaa ms. Frtaklla, HAVE TilK VERY BEST KACILIURS. went Cieaalae l.jkeas Valle; lee prtaeaer'e sen seal and the asm The order to store sugar was Interpreter DKTKRMIMKD TO PLEASE YOU. dla. ooo war ef boa to. ARK UOII.AD AMD when It will be aid American Caaael. over nalll temorrew by the employee aa a determination It English YYAMT YOUR PATROM AWE MOW. argued. The attorneys for both aides In close down all tha refineries now In oper- Above Coals Constant- W AMT YHUR PATROMAUR IM THE FUTURE. Lhl lkti CAHKIKKB COB VAAT1UN. officers other the ease Involving tho state ation. It was also takon to utsan that th< Halo oowoowtlow of On Hand. Tho SfU *niio*l tfaa governor and lleutennol-geveroor, Brooklyn Sugar ilednery whloh sbni ly ... IOO-V to Uttar oarrtar* of this Saule will bo an to TELEPHONE For An Advertisement thoroughly are today working oa agreement down six weeks ago, wonld not bo re- And this Great Offer is Merely bold la tbo hall at sal toagrmo atroot. la order to secure nolle oa a single seas opened for n long time. In the looa do. DON’T WAIT until IP. tba baolama mom and OFFICE: our work and show what we can Thar.toy. April eiwedy cation by the cl resit court storehouses, It Is said that fifteen thous- introduce you will to baM at thru* u'aBok la lha so that both oases rush. lap •curt of nppaale may and barrels of refined anger are already the last of this offer but come early and avoid the aftaraaaa aad tba btatan at 7.1P s‘aU>k taken to the United flutes supreme & 70 days to stored. Eichan«§ti. Mart at the eases lima. 7baCommercial A SUN Or BELFAST. HILL KKPOHTKD. stone CO.. Wilt SM W« Hail fw Otttwt ? POttlU IUCAN Belfast, April 10.—A special funera mainTartificial to MaoiHaoturers sul dealers In all kinds ol 10.—At a ear arrived here from Pittsburg, Pa., Title 'luaatloa artaaa ia lha family usury Washington. April special Fortkiod cement goods. Office 117 Kennebec with tha ot Horace Crosby day lal ua answer It today. Try Jsll-o, ■nesting of the ways aad means oomralt- night body •treet, oppo.lte P. is R. depot. Estimate. glr- last Tbi en on Artificial Stone sidewalks. Irneewavs, a doiirlctis aad boaltbful tlraoerC Pie waa decided a veto of who died at that city Thursday. ke bald today It by eto. Cement Garden Borders furnlslieu “jr V. ao Floors, pat oil la two m teuton boiling' the Porto Rlao was accompanied by reletlree. Mr. Common Cemest Cellar Floors. PHOTO to dee, to report body and set; aleo SMITH eight THE * add but It a* water aad aad satisfaction C0„ taking 1 ataapls a ot the late Uor. All work dona at lowest prices Mil m it the Bennie without Crosby was son Croat)) an ta coot. Klasore.— l«aoa, trraago, passed fence In aad Interment will be la the family lot rouF.rt mess. TELEPHONE 888-12. H aad a k emeadmeal and to movn a concur bo/ry .Strawberry. l — i 1PT—TH«»BI»T». nw iDTKKTnaanm. TP* Umrn ef Onuberiaad KKW APVr.WTHIKMKNT*.»«» ban a man gneantable appearance. Mr*. Milk, vta- MIMIC AND DltAXA. _ arc alas so ha iled frleod* la Oarhoai lest was*. WESTBROOK. alga poets pelatsd. We’ve a sur- Tbs Suouay aobool at Dieting Can tar Her. Mr. Unsbmore of tb* Hebool • treat M. K. Hun even STRi KOBGH OPERA CO. in atorc set IA seas organls^ a few moaths ago ebsrob, preaehed day leg prise aired aadleaee la la* • Itb fifteen mambara baa aootlaaad to to a I*0t Congre- At the Jeffereaa, oammsaolag Aptll 30 for you. ohuroh. F. D. a at 11 It nnm- gatlonal and four and the grow and Boorish, today nights a matinee, FOLSOM, We’ve on School otrret M. K. ohuroh Wom- put Rumseller bars between eighty and ninety scholars. The Btrakoeeh Open oorapeay will be toe at- Female Jumps will meet with sale 1200 Mr. W. T. K. Jack son tha superintendent an's Forsl go Missionary traetloa. Tbe eons pan/ loeludee ever 50 dll Congress St, today Her Bail. raoaotiy resigned the peeltlon and Ksr. Mrs. U. U. Harding, this aftrnooa. people and oarry ibelr own epeelal eosa- Fancy Shirts, an aotlra of the Mias White, Mia* Flokett and Mis* eleetrtoal J. B. llryaat supportar eryjeod affects. This ooaipaay all new season- Normal aobool baa bean sleeted aa bla anoaesaor. He in peon, if tb* Uerham school, baa played three months la Baltimore able The other officers are asaletaat superin- wars In Portland Monday. •ad one In Washington, and is booked goods. and Tremoa Pntterns new tendent, Mr. K. C. Jonas; aacratary SOUTH PORTLAND* for the entire rammer at tbe Successor To Mr. Phelan Maaaarer, A'lio Jons*. theatre, Boelda. EASTER ATTRACTIONS. mid bright and Possible Mont baa bran rsoelrad of tbe safe ar- The management s a sores tbe pnbUe Lalaad enough rival of Cnptslo tlroakar, etraat, PLKAHAVTUALK. that this company will give the moat variety Of Methodist Church. About 75 dozen Cotton Shirt Waists, Among litem is one lot which is the Hearing Center, at Port of Spain, West naagnlfloent operatic parformanoea ever to make your The Ladles' Aid seolety of tb* First M. some new choice patterns shown tills best value that we have ever shown, at Indies. Cantata Crooker 1t on hla way eeea la this otty. Tbe epealng opera will rurli K. ehnroh are bard at work getting week for tlie first time, prices ranging $1.08 head go around ta New York In oammand of the ecboon- be 11 Trovatore. ciich thing* ready for the entertainment to be from 50c to $3.75 less ir Anna it J. More* ot Portland. Separate Skirts, made of all wool chev- Nothing given at tb* eborob on Thursday eve- SHAKKBPEHIAN PLATS. Silk in all of tlie shades The sen 1 ir olaae of the Deerlng tlgh Waists loading iot, box ulaited back and nppli<|iied fiont, than a dollar olsg. A pill IMh, Odd Fellows To Observe drama "X'he Tbe advaaoe mis for enbaerlbere to tbe at prices from $3.23 lo $20 each black and $£.00 aobool are to present the colors, blue, prioe in the The followlag programme will be given at tbe Jeffer- quality Crloket on the Hearth" at Yarmouth to Bbakeeparlan plays spaas looal Separate Skirls made of all wool mix- by and Portland talent: son baz-oflBoa this and those Skirts of black liriliianlinc, plaited and from Anniversary. about two weeks. Xbe play whan bald morning, In and br. bo* lot, Seleetlon, Uborna Choir ture, greys wns, plaited class a drslrone of seeering the advantages, and here las', week netted tbe quite Heading. Mr. Kalph Hawyer make (we’ve who are not on.tbe list, can sreore teats neat sum toward tholr graduation ex- Vocal Holo, Little Mis* Mattie Lewie not to advertise the Johnson Urns or tomorrow •greed pense*. Hong, Honey any today by ealltng Mandolin Miss Thomas nr theatre. well known to all. a of the retl- Holo, at, ’poonlng, tbs name) you Xhursday ereolng party Vocal Solo, Mlee Ulskett Now Brick as- The Lyesnm company wna organised in sale Work Bosun On depts of Uabd")e are tr hold a social Heading, Mist Usual* Hooray Our price 69c. Baa Kranclsoo a little over n sembly at Hoegg hall, Deerlng Center. Vooal Solo, Mrs Worth year age, Store :mil Hall. Duet. Misses Jobs* and Lewi* aad hat toured mak- Uroanri was broken yesterday far tbs at;adlly eastward, Honey Johnson Here’s a store with a cut-rate far the Heeding, ing a continental reputation for tbe ex- oonatruotlon of tbe foundation Vcoal Mm Knapp Holo, cellence of Its Bbnkeeperlan productions. (not quality) Hat Dept. We’re new Congregai loasl oboroh at North Heeding, Mias Heynolds Johnson The wbleh tbe Deerlng. The lumber and other material Hong. Honey point upon oompany not one shape hatters, but all on tha The doors will be open shortly after hoe won lie greatest distinction Is the t'onduotor U. K. Chute of the Wes: tor Ite ha tiding ha* taen ground fashionable shapes on sale. months and the work haa 7, oonoert to begin at 8 rvenntes of Its cast. No minor poita bovo brook division ot tbe Portland Katlroad for several haa boon siorlUeed to tbom of Thf* butter’* #1.80 hat. 08e. ■ been bald off until the opsulag of Mm W. J. liar brick barn entertain- promloeocs, oompany 1* on too alok llat. Imply The hatter’* #2.00 but, #1. t."». Tbe work of ing her friend, Mrs. lie-I Libby of Port- nod tbe result Is on evenly balanoed nod The hatter’* f’J.fto tint, #1.05. oe and Frank bailout) of the spring seaioa. building Messrs Mora The butter’* #3.00but, #2.93. church will be rapidly for- land, for n few daya highly artistic production. Lynn, Mars., aocompanled tba remains the pushed its Mias Anna Whllney of Cumberland la We're sole for of airs. Irena balloon who died In that ward to ooinplstton. BROWN’S IN TOWN. agents Young's a bar Mrs. O. Mount- fur guest of snnt, J. city and waa Irougnt bare yeettnlay A sure cure for tbe blues la to visit tbs Hats of New York. fort, on Hrown attest. brrlab WOODFOKDS. Portlana theatre and see a an os Hey, F. A. Leltob eve- perform In the spoke Hunday Mill AdoIm Landry who figured of Brown’s In Town, this afternoon or Suits F.aster. ning on the eubjoit: “The effeot of good for enroll and seizure earn laat Saturday Woodford stmt, of this evening. Last evening a good-slssd Mr. Charles Kota, book* on our minds." A bad book lsasss Overcoats for Faster. night and who waa held for appearanoc of attendance saw tbs seoond evening per- tha firm of Koss and Ladd, propit-tors Its irark In some way, and so P, la good euro.lodge Tolman Tuesday morning, has lurmuuc huu u/ luoii o^inuir tbe Dairy lunch on Consrosa (treat, books and In a m«as juu|iDg from ofl her pure thoughts large ebook the duet of Westbrook wham ha has bean they went away perfectly tatleCed with back, very stylish (like cut), price back, lapped scams in front (like cut), been la Buffalo, N.Y., iirw uv itu m uvuio <*uu upi“““ shoes, so that when the cnee waa oalled the entertaioment which brought forth $5.00 price $1108 superintending the opening of n similar woman. to answer to FRANK & Annie failed a Mr. Lew H. New- m7L0W are many GO., rp yesterday which be and 1 la good laugh. at lonoh bones partner The young people ere bnslly at work Better qualities Now Easter Veilings at t!3c yard the obargee. This l> tbe wound time that comb makee a eapltal Brown, ably assist- mad to ran. with rebeerMle for Easter and the oholr $>*.50, $10, $15 $22.50 Men’s a lurob Outfitters, Annie baa left her bondauien in of ed Mr Fred hi. Hearn, Frances X. A new line of Easter Nock wear. Lelanon Comraandery, Daughters are new mualo for that erent, by Is another march and seizure praotlolog 20 dozen Petticoats, made of spun and aithere at Ite last evening con- Hope, Mr. Clayton Kennedy and Mica JIONIMKVr NQUlIttk Malta, meeting whleb la looked forward to with pleasure. glass, in black and colors, at At the jewelry counter will tie found ones hanging over her. It le believed that A dole Fates. 111 It ferred the mnlte degree. It Is probable Monday the Fliet U. E. oburoh $1,00 cacli now Hat Pius, Stick Pins and llrooctics. Westoiook a night ebe will this time give good will hold another SIDE AT that the oommrvndary oholr met and splendid work was done. TRACKED PORTLAND and sesk an habitation else- work received for the Standard Patterns ami the “Desiguer’' wide liertn entertainment In about two weak*, simi- THEATRE. New cut just 'the parte In Emerson's "Shout tbe 25c cadi have arrived for and on sale. where. In Easter Sale, at May lar to tbel given a week ago by them, Glad ere well and "Side Traoked," a com- of the Metho- Tidings," glren by merry,mostoal Ktv. C. O. Pbelan, f a.tor * and wbtoh Honey” Johnson "Billy” the way the aoloe and duels are sung oonetrnoted to has reo.lved a edy, expressly provoke d >l eburoh of tbls oily, features. Nloksrscn ware the leading It may be expected that tbe mnilo will and drive dull ears will Park street obnroh of Lawli- laughter away, rail to the wll hold a The Deerlng W. U X. U. be rnoet exoellent. Loren's “My Se- be the attraetloa at Portland theatre on (01 Me was also mentioned In oonnee* mothers' meeting In the klodergarten der raer le another anthem and As the cf tha Llreth," Iborsday, Friday Saturday. tlon with a call to the pastorate af- rooms, 817 Forest avenue, Wednesday wblob la carefully end tboioogbly name tuggeets, "Side Traoked" lea ohorob at Augoata, Hev. J. K. Clifford ternoon at three o'olook. Xbe subject for bundled and uadar the able leading of reallstlo comedy drama, with railroad of Woodiords and ltev. M. K Uunnaok of dissuasion are "How Muob Shall Wa FOLSOM. Mr. F. tbe oholr cannot fall D. J. Chaplin, trains, deep, F. Poilland are though polished villain, Afeal tbe West Knd church or rrt'l rilllAlir 1(1AA_A Xeaoh Children In Hegard to Their to bare the score well and Irish and Dutch a BICYCLES to Ksv. Mr. rightly oomedlane, tramp snenllooeil as successors to He- Ormlnt” ”How Muob In Hegard learned. that 1s a wonder, and a lot of pretty girls Phelan. art to Ilglonf” Papers on these subjects Mr. Arthur Hoblnson and Mr. Harry that oan both slug and dance, and a The ennlvtrsary of Odd Fellowship whole to read. Small are boms from Tufts for moral tone Fit the family falls, nn Anri I III IMVOrilltlOH college splendid running through Mr.Kdward Soott, Woodford street, has tbe Eaatar reoese. the whole session of four acts. with the custom the looel lodges and the returned from a three weeks’ trip Kebearsala take np tbe moat of tbe For the little tot of four there Kebokah lodge are to attend speolal eer GEORUE W. WILaON. throogh different points of Interest In week and It will be is a beautiful little wheel—for this at the Uolversallat ohuroh. present altogether LAWN vices year the sisters and brothers Canada. a week for all. was re- afternoon the George W. larger of member* of tbe Unl- busy Monday Yesterday A meeting the and for the grown folks really An Illustrated reading of tbe Ilfs of hearsal, Toeaday was prayer meeting, Wilson {company presented the double versallet cburoh le to be h"ld In the safe bicycles. Christ will to pi ran In Clark Msmorlal Wednesday, rehearsal; Thursday, tbe La- bill "Two X-maa Erse," end “The In- foo ohuroh Frlduy afternoon at 2 30 o'olock. oburob this ovenlng at 7.30 o'olook. Ad- dles' Aid concert; Friday, olase meeting, quisitive Darkey" at tue Jefferson, and An Eaeter supper is to be served In tne FERTILIZERS. ALL BEAUTIES mission frro. end Saturday will be tbe last rbhaarenl last nlgbt "The Great Diamond Rob- vestry of the Unlversallet ohuroh Thurs- Tbe traoksrs of tbs Nevens street school before Easter. bery." Mr. Wilson duplloeted hie tooress day evening, April 10. that nourish the act as a tonic and bolster them bare rso lved from British Vloe Consul of last week In both these plays and the The kind grass roots, Master Kalpb Wentworth observed bis EASTKH SEKVICES AT W1LLISION. Prices to John B. Keating an Invitation to aooorn- efforts of the supporting company were in time of If want an abundant crop of luxuriant grass ninth birthday Monday afternoon by en- up drought. you $20 $35 pany him at an early date ca a tour of Tbe afternoon asrrloeo on Easter Sun- rewarded with liberal applause. Speolal Lawn Odorless tertaining several of hie young friends at brilliant in its verdure, dress your lawn with English Inspection of one of tbe flaeet Knglleh day at tbs Wllllston oburoh, will be very ties by John B Uarty, Louise Horner, Ask for Catalog, frit. he home on Cburoh street. steamers making Portland Its port Impreaalre. By Inrltatlua of tbe pastor, the Columbia Four and Florenoa Louise Fertilizer. “The Possibility, Cittalnty and Neors- Miss Mary Cook of Boston, formerly of Her. Smith Baker, 1). U.,wbo tea Kaigbl Horns wsre Introduced and are very rlty cf the tteanrectlon of the Dead" will tbls plaoe, Is visiting friends at Wood- Templar,tbe Knights Templar of tbe oily This afternoon Mr. Wilson will be the sut tot of Elder A. H. Kearney's good. N. HI. PERKINS & j a GO., lords. Miss Cook Is looking qnits well will attend In body and will Do escort- ba asan In ona of bis famous obaraotets, sermon ut the Person Advent ohuroh slnoe her leoovery from a long Uluses. 'd to tbe cburob by Chandler's band. that of Than. Mackelatisld, la “The MIXTURE afternoon at two o’olook. & W. next .Sunday K. Mr. Lewis Uentbner and family who The music at the oburob will be tar- U uv'nor," and tonight "A Social Out- 8 Free St. Pi ndsy tohool at 12 3U o’olook and eoelal aprleoUlf hare resided at lit W oodlord street, are nished by tbe quartettes of tbe State law” will be presented. meeting at 7 p. m. moving to Charleston, Mass where Mr. street and Wllllstoa which will oomblne Friday evening Mr. Wilson will oele- The street lines at the corner of Main LAWN GRASS SEEDS. Uenthner has accepted a situation. and by tbe Mozart male quartette. trate hie 60th appearance at the Jeffer- end baavey streets, Cumberland Mills Raster fair and aale under tbe X'b* son In repertoire on wbloh occasion sou- as have been laid oat by Civil Engineer TO SING AT W1LHSTON CHUBCH. Seeds that have stood the test and are as free from weeds it is PREFER ? aoaploes of tbs Wooc fords Congregational will bo to tboee attend- WHICH D0.X0U end werk of rxoavetlon venirs presented Henry Foeter tbe Tbe many (rlenna of Mrs. Drank O. are and watched from the oburob Is to to held In the vestry of thslr one to have them. grown carefully for tbe con- ing. Mr. Richard Mansfield, of possible They for tbe oellar and foundation Haskell will be pleated to learn that her oburob tonight and tomorrow moat character There aro no seeds in store and hall lo te evening. Amrrloa'e famous actors, time harvested until they’re packed. purer struction of tbe brlok fine voloe le to be again beard le oburon they’re a bis moat kit In H. Porter at tbe oorner made pronounced in touch with the who erected by Mr. A. singing. She Is tilling tbe place of Miss the world. We have kept growers, thoroughly named hse com- YARMOUTH. "A Parisian Romanea." Mr, Wllaia, of the above streets, Ida 'Terbox In the oholr at Wlliletoa. our for and never send in friend of Mr. understand tho demands of trade, year* they I menced. who la a personal Mansfield, haa secured tnle for h'a seeds. Mrs. Abble plaoe, this man missing. play repertoire but the choicest Molt, Cottage Xhe of Raster ;feku anything following programme and will It here on Thursday o ty. las received newe of tbe death of present will to at a uo uumuu puiivn uotd uooa a»gu w rnuiio given the First Baptist and In It as Baron Is lar brother, Mr. Frad A. Camming* of nlgbt, Chlvrnl, Yarmouth: Had C.rroll W. Matthew,, who la mlwlng I oburob, oredltsd with one ef hie eaooee- Fieetort, a veteran of the Civil War, who greatest Prelude (from lint organ sonata). from J'eru. Main*. He disappeared March served In tbe First Maine cavalry. He aet. Msndelrsohn la alghtaa* year, old. lira sad ona-half leaves a wife and esven children. In the U. OF M. GLEE CLUB. Raster Carol—Bongs Night," loot high and weight on* hundred and At the laat meeting of the Pine Tree N. H. Allan & Ooonpalloa farm hand If there Is ons olass of that Kendall Christ Is forty-tlTe pound. people gats were In- Anthem—Alleluia, Risen, Whitney, club the ollicere recently eleoted Chaa. Dsn nos and schoolboy. Bought ticket for Port- more out of Ufa than another It li the TEMPLE STREETS. stalled Mlse laa Parker. FEDERAL AND by Ulorta Patr), H. KoUsobinar and aald ha was to Boa- land, Mo., going college mau. Did you ever hear a crowd ftpril-12-14 Tbe Mcreana at Portland are to present Raster Hymn—Upon the Quiet Morn, tun. No criminal charge U located oom- of college man slog? Well, don’t they tbs Irish oomedy drama “Finnegan's A. S. Bulllvan Anthem—As Bleep lakes Flight, niunlonto with C. B. Matfaowa, UlekTale, ,uat put the snap Into tbs innstof Fortunes’’ Friday erening, April 20, at 11. B. Shelley ** The University of Maine Glee olob have _ ADAMS 4 tbs Westbrook Opera House under the Poatlnde—Helldujsb Chorus, Handel ANDERSON, CO., glvea over 80 ooacesrts this year and ausploss sf tbe local eoolety of Daughters Mr*. C. W. Jordan, soprano; Mrs. Mar- GAVE CLASSMATE A KING. nave done as much good with their Fire Insurance, of Liberty. tha Xhurston, contralto; Mr. R. A. Uod- It’s Last evening the me in bare of CUai No. jolly songs as many dozen bottles of Quality Mr. Ruoa True, bats. Ur. F. sdon, tenor; 27 of the First Free Baptist Sunday spiiog medicine. 31 EXCHANGE ST., MO MULLS. A. C.'arke, organist and director. —AGKNT9 OF— eobool oalled at the bona of Mr.|Perey The oonoert here Saturday nlgbt will In the kind of goods we sell, G. Thompson, 841 Congress street, lbs eomnare favorablv with anv alee elub Deer- GORHAM. with low Mr. Kobsrt Hull, Hartley etrael, oooaslon was the 21st birthday of Mr. heard here, to lay the least. There won't combined' prices, PHCENIX an Instructor at and 22 members of tbs class See log Centre, formerly Thompson, be au Idle moment. ad*. that makes this market so Thornton < oideuiy at Saoo, and who for Xbe funeral services of Rllzsbetb wore present. A very pleasant time was as clerk Thumbs took afternoon at We are Insurance several summer seasons bps aoted place Sunday enjoyed. Light refreshments were sirved. CLOSK POOL Hi TUB. popular. prepared Company 3 Bov. Ueo. W. ofll- OF HABTFOKD, C ONN. at the Peaks Island house, baa reslgasd o'olook, Reynolds After remarks of a laudatory nature, edible There was an Interesting match gams to supply all your 1900. that position, and Is to glvs his time to otated. Xhe floral tribute was beautiful Mr. O. W. Fullain, the teaober In Ntslnnrut t»t Jatnury, of pool at the Palace Billiard hall, laat Organized 1851. tbe study of mrdlotna. Mr. Hull Is at- Uorbam Orange sent flowers. behuif of the class, presented Mr. Thomp- needs for the Easter tide. between Nixon and The Cnltitol Slock, all paid ths medloal school of the Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. wbo floe evening Harry Harry tending Jones, son with a ring. U ..91,000,000.00 Jewell, tbe fcrmer winning by a score of lu, sity of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. has been passing a few uays with Mr. ASSETS. marriages 100 to CO. Both playera did brilliant Mr. Fraokllu Peaae Is to suooesd Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones, Sobool street, re- Cush ou Haud, iu Bank, and with work. Tbe referee was Lewis Paterson Hull at the Island hotel and Mr. William turned to ibotr homo In Booth Boston, Agent*.3 573,204.31 Easter Bonds. 30.600.00 In W. Brawn and the timekeeper was U W. Morris. Eggs. State 3:oek* and Hewitt who Is also well kaown at Deer- Farmlngdale, April 3, George serge stocks. 651.890.00 Friday, and Miss K. Gl.ddeu. Hertford Bank Angle Hank Stocks. 444.059.00 Center, the sun of the Kev. Mr. He- lbe Mrs. Ira C. In March John F. Walton and Miscellaneous tag millinery opening by Skowhegan. 31, at least one half of Portland Stocks Miss Hattie M. Jackson. LOST TWO TOKS. We have made to supply Corporation and Railroad witt who formerly preaobeil here, Is to Otis will oconr Wednesday and Thursday, preparation Bonds. 2,077,772.50 In Richmond. Walter Baker ot Bostou and and and In or In bulk. Shoulders Water Bonds. .. 318,330.00 aot as second clerk. April II and 13, at ber rooms on Main Mies Winnie Webber of Richmond. 10.—At four o'eloek with their eggs for Easts -. Ham silces, County, City aud Blddeford, April Heal Estate. 430.227.4l lu Augusta, April 4. Boil H Winslow of Yar- as The new signs ylaocd on ths several street. alternooa Olleer Lombard of Old ether things, such Turkoys, Loans on Collateral.. 9,000.00 mouth and Miss Clara I,. Steveus ot Augusta. Monday whole Hams in abundance, good Loans on Heal Estate 10»,5‘23.18 streets over the old sign boards are It la Mr. Walter Cobb of Boston, spent Ban- lu April 8 Frank L. Fletcher of Ban- tbe eon of John V. here at Calais, Orchard, youngest of stuff, you will find Interest and Rents 27,653.30 and Miss Beulah Belie MacDonald of Calais Chickens, Fowl, and all kinds green Accumulated understood to be Used so that tbe will day with friends hers. gor Lombard, met with a but not In Union, 2, Feai 1 C. Oakes and Alice painful, April Total Cash Assets. f5,5A649To M. Barrows. dangerous aocldent. Us was out gunning lowest market prices. "" V. whan bis gun was accidently discharged LIABILITIES. DEATHS. tearing sway the little toe of hie left foot. Cash Capital.- #2.000.000.00 for Losses. .. V.7L196.59 'The pbysloan found It necessary to ampu- Reserve Outstanding lu this cily. April 10. Mary, wife of George E. Res-rye for Reinsurance. 2.029,575.53 tate another toe bnt no farther conse- Blhher, aged Cl* years and s months. Set Surplus. 1.222,877.58 Notice of funeral hereader. quences are expected. In this city. April lo. Humphrey S. Kdwards, Total Assets $5,333.649,70 aged 84 years 1 mouth 0 days. EAT | Notice of funeral hereafter. 1 KXPKLLINU MINKRS D. w. C. SKILTON. President. mmmmmummmmammmmm* ..■>"•«** In this city. April lo. Mary A., wife of Wash, KLBNA1U) MILLIGAN, Secretary. logtou l.lbhy. aged 09 years 3 mouths 29 days. ARKET. atnidt mr26 Berlin, April 10.—Tbe expnltlons of _eodiwr TO WASH BRUSHES AND [Funeral services Friday afternoou at 2 o*clk, st'her late resldeuce. No. 18 Lewis street. Czech miners bare began again. In New hit ah H. CERCIERWAIVTiiJr). Vineyard, April 2, Smith, COMBS Mors than a hundred heve been ex- aged 7 7 years. To vuh hair brushes and combs, dissolve In Lee. April 2, Mrs. Hay A. Burr, of Spring- pelled from the Waldenburg ooal district. BIDS FOR DRILL HALL BEATING Hell, aged 24 years. CARPET a tablespoonful of In the Austrleo Relohratb the Czech THE In Mouivilte. April 1, Mrs. Ezra ( ox. aged KOK Cold Dost Powder 80 years. delegates Intend to take up thsee latest ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER In Rockland. April 2. Lydia Dean Williams, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE AND Wuhiag rases. UPHOLSTERING is vitirt vhee Itje nearly cold, dab the wife of Dr. Benj. Williams, aged tto years aod boliis| Plan* aiMl or fouadetloes will brittle* down without the becks 8 months. NpeeitlcatloiiH Hair up Mid allowing c'.ioh at tU<* rmvwwty A|»r»l Feather Bed* renovated. In dockland, April 1. Hannah Elizabeth, wife be reedy tipr iu«|x m BILL CLERK, of tbs brushes to becoas when the brushes lw tied for eoq- made pet; of Davul H. A men. aged 04 years. DKMOCRATIC MAYOR. IT. aud utd» wUI op ewerdiuf Mattresses over. Carpet* tract* fur till* w--rk A ril 27. ere elaan, dtp them la plain cold water and dry In Baugor. April |, Harriet Augusta Hyde, an cleansed, altered, lifted and laid. New Conn 10.—At tbe Plans find nil r Hie -•nper4lr«o- One that haa had experience in them either the Ur* or la the wife of William S. Dennett, aged 83 years aud Britain, April .ipeeiUcnll bp open sir, Soap tur«j will i>e lor ui*i»e«-twn» *l th* I'nlvcr- 9 moo ilia. held rnwiy office. Mint be at and Promptitude. turns (ho Ivory back combe or brushes yellow, oltr election today, Samuel Bassett, b.d* wiH U* May 2*. qntck figures efficiency, lu Norway Apsil 4, Joseph E. Long, aged siiy April 27, end et*R* Teams in all of the (Mi wsi eleolel a of three Inradi caw Ute ruin t« retired »• rejevt a parts city daily. but Dost docs not inlurs them. 68 year a mayor by majority good penman. enyrrelbl § Addrese Tha abnx U t*kM> Oats <\u fi I #• hundred over Ira K. Bloks, ths Hope 1 11 OOiMtll BI'lLB FOR tSOtSHVOKK ■ [the funeral of the late Mist Sella Duffy can aomlave. There were SsoSllw* on r«Q ]«•* k> will take place this Wednesday morning at sight KepabH* PRESIDENT A. W. HARRIS.01*"0, JOHN HQBtRTSON & CO., THE N. K. FAlRAANK COMPANY, her tte residence. 8u Salem saa aouaellmaa god two Hspobl can al- apt ton ■ t* Uww Roesoa. 8.ao£f^ekrfr^w 41 i'rtii Street. Mowe York, derman sleeted and half that number of i 101 W. PERKINS GO. Rep item. at St. Domtnio’s church high.piass 84i-4. ) iM—— at 9 o Demoorats. a»i lint Tclepkeuc aprOllWJkftf jf•^•>■51 «y*i | IMPORTANT — ANNOUNCEMENT *^>3 %f'[ STANDARD CLOTHING CO. Grand Easter Opening of Fine Clothinq, HATS, CAPS AND FURNISHING GOODS. dealer in remodeled and modernized it and in not Wc have taken the store No. 544 CONGRESS STREET (for a number of years by Mr. Charles Day, Toys, &c.,) put occupied at low an entire new and of CAPS AND FURNISHING GOODS, all styles and will be sold popular prices—special only a now stock of line Clothing but beautiful stock HATS, popular low prices for Easter. ^ YOU CAN DISCERN AT A GLANCE THAT THIS GREAT OPENING AT EASTER TIME Men and one of the houses in this conntry, MARKS AN UNUSUAL EVENT FOR YOUR BENEFIT. of new spring wearing apparel for Gentlemen, Young Hoys by largest manufacturing ~~ wwwwww — --- r L OPEN FOR BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, APRIL I Ith. j COME AND SEE and WE ARE SATISFIED that you All tlie clerks that were at our Middle Si. Store will be present and many new ones besides. All we can say is, US, Will buy your Spring outfit from us. All Goods Marked 25 Per Cent Under Ruling Prices for Easter. the most economical to and REMEMBER_The “Standard flake of Clothing” is the best and finest fitting produced and buy—Thousands thousands of our regular patrons will testify to this statement. — -“ —- ....— —' -»)>)#€ «*' STANDARD CLOTHING CO., No. 544 Congress St., Portland, Me. of 30 Stores (Manufacturers and Promoters of Fashionable, Perfect Fitting Clothing for Men and Boys, Operators ) Curls & Cleaves the greater part of bar Ufa bare. Sbe bar proprlattoa for tbe *uooort nf brldgta; shape here Messrs. n ■Ttrrr^wamm—mmwww MAINE TOWNS. two brothers, Mr. K. N. Leighton aad loth, to tea If towo will Tote to bolld a have under prooese of construction two Mr. ttnooh Leighton, (who reside here. boat landing and bolli a river wall at story building. to be need for tbo purpose Tts funeral esrvluat were held at bar late Weal Buxton; lllb, to eee If town ;wlll of smoking afi kinds of flab. They bavs si Interest Uallieretl by Our Local Items residence In Massachusetts. vote to aooept tbe eum of 1800, from tbe contracted for a new Ush pound of tbs be Correspondents* Mr. and Mrs Krf Wilson and family of eetnte of the ilata Samuel llnnaon, aud most improved pattern, wbloh will West Falmouth eailed cn relatives here to axpend tba Intaraat of tba aame annu placed In pesltlon some time this month. recently. pile In repatra and iDiprovementa upon Ur. Vtndsrsan, the oanntr, ezpeots to VINALHAVJCS. to tbe 1 Jta aad fanoe In toe Buxton Centre have ble new flab In operation by Puri Miss Florence baa pound Blood Leighton gone A Perfect Bodwell ber Mrs. IJStb, to ace If town will vote tbs 14th. He will us* bla dab for oannlag Vlnalbaven, April 9.—The Plseaantdale to asslit annt, oeraetery; “ Monntfort. to tba Iron bridge! at Bar Mllli purposes. I rues Elixir so 1 Orantte Co. started up their quarry at paint same wonderful that render highly Mr. W. K. Morrill of Woodfords and aod Saloon Felli aad ralte money for Ur. W. H. Weld raw, of Ualroaa High- The properties known ae WharB’e quarry, tbe few I the piece Mi. Fred Morrill spent Sunday with tkelr tbe eame. lands, baa teen bars pact days worms from the make it a cleanser the large > Penrall arrived borne done on bla efficacious in system perfect waere they ar» getting oat parents bare hire. 1'tender looking after work being expelling wat at Mr. leet Saturday nftnr n long vlelt nt her summer Hamilton & Curl! have no is so I ■tone for the catbedfel hnlldlng In New Mr. Kobart Low of Bearing cottage blood. As a SPRING MEDICINE, highly M. M. Morrill's rsosntly. daugOter’a la Por land. been maklag tbe renalre. of the Sarsaparilla York. Next Snndny tan paator expeota to Caps. A. hi. Hamilton late taka com- acts AT ONCE! It all waste HAKKISON. season. TRUE'S ELIXIR expels The High school begins here today, pieaoh an Baiter airman. It le bla ltet mand of a'oop ''Twilight" this effective. | wall at Monday, under tbe earns teaober ae latt Harrison, April Frllay erenlag, Sunday tbla oenterenoe year. Hla brat work will be building leaves the blood rich and Mlae Suele U. Abbett of Bonny Kaglv Kookland, Us. and extraneous matter; pure, I Tbe reat of tbe sohocle will eom- April (j. ths gentlemen of the Congrega- term. •pout wltn the of Her. A. L. Hamilton. Capt Geo tional Social Circle gave n supper aad Sunday family Sloop life to the whole menc. in one week. Wju la uadrr repairs and titling at health and new system! bottle. Sold I entertainment at tbe vestry. Abe enter- Bragg. Cleaves, giving K. T., will at- a I’ortland. Cleaves expects work He Valet Ooinraandery, tainment as well as tbe supper was Want Buxton, April 10.—Iha ilollle Capt. on exsretase ooaslsted at Kestport. tend services at tbe Union oturob oumpltls eaooeea ‘Iks blah acbool began Monday, April ‘i, wltb H. The Island eehoola will commence tba of songs, grapbopbone by H. Caswell, a full a olaaa at elxteen being Easier Sunday, In lull uniform. atten'anoa, Idtb lost. wblob, by tbe way Is n grrat addltloa to admitted tbla term. Mr. D. Barmen or Tbe new obandellor for' tbe Union and lu this Ur. A. A. Hamilton, of 14 Uanovor an evening’s entertainment, Buxlou la tbe prtnolpal. SSF* and If tine. fr.*e Mr. Caswell arroat, Portland, who baa been slok at Enriches the Blood a.*..., n«. 1■ church arrived Saturday very oat} was furnished by Slckaete to od ex leu t In prevella quite the home of Hubert Hamilton for TRUE’S ELIXIRIbBuIbbIIS Capt entertainment by the hlgb Br. J. P. Blalte gave a song wtta banjo tbla tbe dneeore buoy. ] The given vlnlnlty aadJteept some tin) la socompanliurnt, and there were songs The funeral eervloee of Mr. e, slowly Improving. echoo) olase In the vestry last Thursday Stephen those on the alok list are Hev. it rriniMiwraw— bv e qnartetto. Mr. Charles F. Marbls Hooper, whom death ooourred laat Tuea- Among .... was a soocset lu every pertloa bis lecture entitled Mrs. Uroveoor, Mr. H. X. Hamilton, evening of lirldgton delivered day at 4 80 a. m., wera bald at theSobool ■ Mr K. S. Hamilton and Ur. A. li. lor. They will realize about $U5 from It. "Pork Mullen," on oil times down •treat ebnrefa laat Thursday afternoon. been a Har- I Hamilton. have electid South. Mr. Marble bae before Hav. Mr. Cotton oltiolated. Mr. Hooper The Fox lolaod ranlte Co. vu valuable la tba ohaaa altar ben- rison audleaoe several times before, there- vary waa In bit elgbty-tblrd year. of theta oooonsloos the following offloers for tbe ensuing wbat to and If thare Ita. On aavaral fore be knew expect Mrr. J. L. Dike end daughter have for vloe thst did not DEATH OF OLD BILLY. wban maatar and boras would camp year: President, L. W. Smith; was any one In the vestry been tbe patt few with her eaten (pending daye the In tame lonely apot la the M and tbs leotnre he mutt have at tbe Uobxon bouae. night president, L. Treat; secretary enjoy parente mountains or on tba tbs rider muob plains, L. W. tco supper. All wete glad to bear tbe old mill bell fora treasurer, T. J. Lyons; directors, was a sucosss finan- would sleep wltb 1U saddle pillow The entertainment ; ouoe more tbe to A Horse Thai was lt»e I.a«l Sur- Laild Welch and C. ring oalllng operntlvee Cavalry and with tbe saddle blanket for a eover- Smith, L. M.Treat, cially. ‘lbs funds go to the Ladles Cl-ole. tbelr work laat Medny morning. vivor of the Custer .Massacre lng. while Billy being on n rope fastened W. Winslow. CRAY. Mr. Wealey larbox and eon of Brtdgtnn 1 to the saddle born would grass and keep La grippe Is vety prevalent here at this ere In town. faithful wateb. If be soentad danger be 10 —At ths Hspublloaa Uncial Pike of eame time. Cray, April Mr. Windham, would awaken hla master by tugging caucus, bald Saturday evsalug, April Menday and le to bare bla hoaaehold F STRAW KKNNUBUNKPOBT. the with hie teeth. wars (From tbe St. l.oule Globe- Democrat.) gently at saddle 7tb, tbe foUowlog named parsons goode brought taeie at on early date. 2d wa* Major Talbott asya Billy aooouapanlad Keunebunkport, April 9.—April chosen delegates to attend tbe oonsentlop Mre William Treeey of Barrlllrllle. B. UaraA 31.-1 ha deatb church at Ken- Cheyenne. Wye., him on many sxoltlng trlra Into tba rob- a day for tbe M. h>. to be held at Lewiston: J. W. Stsvrus, la frleoda la thin great I., vleltlng vlalalty. • old Ucetnesa leoture oouree wes lbs In this olty list weak of Hilly, tba bers' oountry, nad 1 y bis palled nebunpkort. The Cites. T. Pennell, H F. rk'lllogs. Mr. B. D Tyler of Bowdolo 'Ul, )• On tbe tha survivor of him oat of a number of tight plaoea. cloud with a concert by “Adorn; following were ohoasa oommltlse for tbs •pending bit vaoatlon with relatlTti In oavalry horse, and oaly one of these memorable tripe, when tbe MAniNG that excelled every two au entertainment Knnubllosns nf Cray. for tbs antnlog tbla tbe Custer uiasiaors, olores the last » FROM l'UE LAND Is form a must plaoe. offloer was after thieves who had stolen FRESH other that had proo.easd yens: J. W. Stevens. David uuston, WINDHAM. obapter la tbe story of tbs gallant light a train from Mayor L. K. Braanaban of cal point of view In the history of tbe Ueo. K. Doughty, Albert H. Doughty, her beet. of Gan. Caster aad bis brave band on Cheyenne, Billy started several hour* be- AND FLOWERS. town Tbo elocutionist was at Sami. i* W. secretary. 10.—Meure. ► OF SUNSHINE Weymouth, Hill, Windham Centre, April hind them, btt by taking the trip from The lael aerrloe Id the old Congiega- Wllllnia Hawkea and Jeeae H. the Bit lie Big Born In 1870. round wan- lee' C. Ayers Pole Creek to Bane's raneb, oa the head bad teen eagerly abown ty the Lad tloal ohnroh will be held next Sunday, for the bed HAVE AN AIR era nt homa from Krlenda* eckool dnieg nround on the batUslIsld, If Horss a distance of eighty THESE MATTINGS * went up la smoke and dame will be deoorat- of Creek, Aid society April, 15tb. The oburoh Heater vacation of ten days. ware audlenoa wounded end soiling nt tbe dead bodies alias, lu olas hoars, tbs thieves during which tlrna the large ed and picture* of the Interior will be Ur. Jaaon N. Frida hna beta nt home of this hordes oaught as they ware preparing to enter eang the Doxology. At the eloae Liken foz sale by toe Ladles Circle. of the vlotlms of Sitting Bull’s OF WHOLESOME CLEANLINESS f for n few dnya. the mountains, where ll would hove exercise a rleaeant aurprlae waa sprung alto have of tba exterior. nt Lome lo sn effort to find hit wet They plotnrce I Mlaa Hdltb U. Unwkee le ntsster, Bi'ly been to eatob them. on Hot. C. Kvsiftt iieaa and wife, funeral of Mr. John New begin bne been nt Impossible rnUnl beauty that noth- 2 The from Woodforda, where ebe taken In eknrge by no ollloer In Usd. The last Billy made after orlmlnals AliD SXMPLK when the ladl>s of the eoolely, in the at bis late residence Sunday trip ooourred work for n week. whan n man named esse in Keno's aoramend. At first tht snlmsl was la the early 80'e, I pretence of the bled multitude, pre- 81b. Ue has been In nt tbn afternoon. April there will lie n sociable Urange hie way to the Black MADE CAN SURPASS. 2 with a A recovered nnd for a lime It ws* John Baird, making YET rented them magallloent parlan poor beeltb for the r»‘l two Jeers. hall Friday evening, April 18th. elowly, be had waa I Hi "a with a horns and aaddla marble lamp, 'i'ha presentation few weekt be took the wbleh are returned Medi- ago grip, , Mr. Walter Hag Monday thought ho would bav* to bn ebot. stolen In was overtaken at the with applause The ax New was Uenver, HAVE SELECTED THE REST greeted prolonged caused hD deatb. Mr. begin from Kennabunk, whare be baa bran the of Cbeveoaa. WE oaine to an end with cine and kind treatment had tjyslred Nlna-Miie raueh, north ere tee of the evening born In Pownal. Me., July 8 17 VERY owner or keener of a deg more than Sum *Asked For JCz lour months old. shall cause It to tie reals Big Tba bold tha nln of whloh IBE OF tered, numbered, described and licensed for property, L cue In the office of tbe clerk In the INQUIRY. year cpy Island. bat bata variously atlaatad at baa cliy where tbe dog Is kept, on or before the first Cushing's a fSO 000 tbmiXl bo It I day of April of eaeliyear. All owners of d*<«§ MVOW porobeted, j| are to with the requested comply law relating Uen. Luddlngtoa'a opinion, as It b only BiddeM Biebiilsts Will to ibe licensing of the same, nogs not proper- licensed are liable to be killed. W fat boa tbo anr of Hm batteries. as the ly ■ The present has been described pre-eminently B OKOJUiK W. 8YLVE8TRK. WhMsheed area** taama a a a aatatal ■ century of inquiry. M n»r30d2w City MarshaL division Go To Work. The constant that is I Rffommendatiwi For Exteasive Pur- B and universal question echoed I TV ill# Holders of ihe ion«e)U of B from every side, is “Why?” Ask any your friends B 4atd4 Morigngc Bonds off the chase of Land. K why they prefer Van Houten’s Cocoa to any other, and B JJtart Smith Witter Company off B one will tell you “it has the nu- immediately highest ^B TEofl ftmlfh, Ark tineiie. will "it is more K tritive value;" another reply easily cb- IT I* necessary that some Immediate action be ^B A taken for the protection of the Interests of piles to do IS Injuring real aba on Mt A yested and assimilated than other cocoas;" Were Given Until ^ ^B the Consol Mated Mortgage Hondh >ldei s of the Inland, and therefore ha ssggsets ta Today and a third will probably answer “it is CONSTANT Fort »mtth Wafer < otnpsny. of Fort Smith, Arkauaas. A circular in regard to the affairs To Be Used For Defen- of IIS sores, wbleb would a in and rich in purehaa •*f perfect flavor, healthy stirn- fllBB stream of in- of the Company, sucf a bondholders' agreement sooth To Decide. the satire boot, bounded on tbe A ha* been prsoared and can l»e had uixmapplA -m*---- nlating properties.” cation at the Treasurer’s office of the Portland sive ta sea aad oa tbe north by White* ^BH B^bB^L ami out- Purposes. by K W In reply to the question “Why?” coming Savings Hank. mr23dlX heed avenue, extending from a petal aa M I.amrt says:--“Van H on ten s Cocoa a maximum K stock the ta bathing beach to ta goveramaat yields going keeps Caffe Elisabeth AsmmhoiV Notice. B proportion of the valuable food constituents ofthebean. U wharf at Spring eove. fin. Luddlngton Skirt fresh Assessors of Capa Elisabeth will be in B is it the best for for and department session thinks tat a total of WM.QUO. or 11,200 Why children, mothers, for K TilE at the Cape Elizabeth Town Office, of Nepof lations War B use? K and to even on the Spurwiim road, on Krl '•*» 1V. ; =^3; THE PBE5S. BRIEF JOTTINGS. FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS (fad- orthsY. M. O. A. at luktl Ball NEW ADVKVtTiaKMKBTS TODAY Tbe ar tee Ian well ti| by O. W.T. Play baa Othcr • ing, near tba tfem tbaatre, an Praka, Toalght. Timely IV tea of Vfe* J. F. Palmer, teen a inaarra It will he able to Association. rainier .'hoe Co. great 4. K. Libby Ca-. ■apply enough watir (or tba tbaatre, Oren Hooper’s Sons. and eireral cottage* Medmrn •leaerlo light plant Saima Moore & Co. Owen. The Aral and aeooad bookol ball loams Foster. Avery A Co. braid**. * Kendal & la ooma swift Monday Whitney. A beat of Portlaad Hepublloaa* will pal wry praotloe It doesn’t make any difference whether you believe I Cnlvtrsiiy of Maine. aad laal tha la' Frank M. Low A Co. Convention at Lewlaton night, night attar rage go ta tbe Stet* cause John W. Perkin* Co. cltss work. l'kla avaalng these two in the modern theory and speak of the of diseases ( enter A McDowell. today. teams will an exhibition In II. T. Harmon A Co. Tba work of tearing down tba block play game as referable to germs, microbes or bacilli, or whether ^ou Merrier Meat Market. Mutual Lit* Insur- tbs gymnaalnm. It will without donbt Notice to Contractors. ownad by tba Uolou use the older and better understood terms of “humors” ba aa lit an exhibition of this popular Notice to Contractors. ance oanapany la prof rinsing rapidly. All •in ank. Douglass & Co. Indoor as has bean this cures all of tba lumber and material la tba apart played and “blood diseases”—Hood’s Sarsaparilla them FINANCIAL. aired the contrac- Winter. There la great friendly rivalry Trust Co. buttdlag la balng by THE SAME. It cures thpse boils and Poritaud bstwssa the aad It wonld not ba JUST eruptions, tor*. boys, New Wants. For Bale. To Let, Lost, Found of Soboala O. M. Lord surprising to aaa thaaaeond team win as It which are so likely to appear in the Spring; and similar advertisement* will be found on Superintending pimples 10 term of tuteadr to play the gams to an end. page under appropriate beads. was drawn a* a Joror for thl* cures scrofulous diseases in their most tenacious forms; Hots era on ssl» and alio tba Judicial Court. Ha forgot at tha oOos Supreme or and relieves the dreadful hod a •eats for the Yltoaburg game one week cures salt rheum cc/.enla CASTOFTA to attaod court and hi* friend* from la that Mr. orer hi* of memo- tonight It expected cures all stomach troubles due to TI. good deal of fuo lapse and Bear* the signature of Chas. Fletchmu the will itching burning; that all manner of thing* Turner, Hying ring expert, par In use for more than and ry, predicting I and anrcmic cures thirty years, form betwreo tbs brlraa of this game, generally weak condition thin, blood; would, happen to bins In oonaequenoe. ■ Tho Kind Yarn Ilax* Always Bought^ which would be an attraollon In Itself. Today Acting Traesurrr Dyi r will p»y debility and that tired feeling, which surely indicate CASTORIA The penmanrblp cits* under Prof, the street department foroe for the two in and elements of cl>eed a season that the blood is vitality the the of Chas. H. Fr.rTCHRa. The Rowe, vary anootmful lacking Bears signature weeks coding on Saturday laal. pay Monday nlghh with oae of Mr. Mai tins This is modern and it is also la use for more than thirty year*, and roll 96, health. theory solid, up- aggregates $1,489 o'am kouas favorite support Tbe gymnasium The Kind Yon Hava Always Bought. The small pox patient at the prat to-date fact. You need a ars be undoubtedly good Spring to- Disinters to tendered a banquet at | CASTORIA la aald to bo making ateady program an date which Will ba ona of tbe Hood’s TODAY. b* In aatly Medicine. Get Sarsaparilla of ft. Fr.ETCHR*. ward raoorery. Ho will released Bear* the signature Chas. events of tbe on* ol yrar —“ Sarsa about a month with bla family, Spring Medicine We take Hood’s In Spring-*' I have taken Hood’s In use for more than thirty years, and Three interesting events are tv be run j whlob wee been attacked by the dlwan. Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine when our parillu in the springtime and it did me nion The Best Tht Kind Yon Hat* Always Bong hi, off Id tbe gymnsalora the latter part of The Best Tbli week tbe Second Pariah ahnroh systems need toning up. It has always had good than any other medicine I had taken are tha the prrasnt month. They spring Mrs carries on tba Diet mlnalcn work, Mr*. S. good results.” Mrs. (J. W. Harks, South It also cured my boy of scrofula.” Mrs. W’lailow'i Soothing Syrup. board high jump, running high dl*e, and C. dlreotlng. The mission has >7 Lewiston, Maine. Simon Grover, East Stoneham, Maine. millions of Halley ars Has been nsed over Fifty Years by tha thiea standing Jnmpa. These * patients. Tired Feeling My wife and I were After Clip "I took Hood’s Sarsaparillr Medicine mothers for thetr children while Teething, championship aveots. aad tbe boys are U. S. Marahel Nor- Spring troubled with u in the after the It strengthened the On Monday tired, feeling grip. my kidney! w 1th perfeoi success. It soothes child, Deputy bard In for tbam. sleepy arreatad working preparation We benefited Wil softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wlud ton wait to Augusta and spring. She could not do her work. and otherwise greatly me.” the and Is the best on tba ebarge of took and have been bene- ijam Gilpatrick, West Maine. Colic, regulates bowels, Michael Kerr of Cholera 80th century Ideas la Tiadlss1 B*lt Hood's Sarsaparilla IIollls, from ** for Diarrhoea whether arising of Maine. — We Hood’s Sar remedy selling liquor to the Inmates Togns Backin', at Willis A. Bates, Jeweler. Medicine fited.” Hiram Kkao, Topsham, Hood s Always keep causes. For sale *Money or other by Drug- teething Home without pcaseratng a United Desired Results-” My complaint was MApanlla In the house all the time and espe gists In every oart of the world. Be sure ar d Statea license. Kerr was arraloged before TUB IXOURtt CLUB. ; dyspepsia but Hood’s cured me. All In need dally use it ns our spring tonic. Wi ask for Mra. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, 26 cU> U. O. UOmmiMlOuir niomiju o. vuwnw Bxcelsior Invited of a spring medicine to tone up system recommend it as an effective blood purtfiei a bottle The club,with guests, of aotl bold (300 ball for should take Hood’s Mrs. and excellent family medicine.” Martii; Can Augusta funder held a moat delightful time at Under- Is Sarsaparilla.” Buy In M. North Maine. tba April olreult term, convening wood on Monday evening. Dinner wsi Maria 8tarlby, Porter, Maine. Littlehai.x, Newry, default of sure- PERSONAL. Portland on the 33d. In teried at 6.80 und all did justice to tbs tlea be was remanded t> jail. tempting viands for which this resort blu Mary Dennis of Maryland, now At the oloae of tbe Kev. Thomas £. Calvert of this city, la famous. dinner, a atudent or tbe Waynlleta eobool, owner Mrs. the of tbs club, In St. John's oburob Roberts, president preached Episcopal a of Don forth and Winter atreeU. gave In a few remarks, oalled on Sunday and afternoon In appropriate morning on ohaUog dish party Monday evening u iUlli umuuiiBiu, IVVM lug p»*o of Ksv. E. «. who waa J)UU plaoa Mewbegln, Those to • few of hoi closiuistes. present dent of the W. L. U., who, Id d most In- o late week oalled Into western Mains no last dd Moul- were the Mlaeee Buxton, Dudley, teresting way, ot her oonaeotlon by the death of o relative. Mr. Calvert apoka ha/i^pa/uua sure and it TODAY. ton,Plummer of Portland,end Mlu Hath with the Union for the two years. Be to get Hood’s, get spoke tc large audlenoes.and in the after- past Smith of Woodforde. Mrs. Charles F. the new preil- noon oompllraeuted la public way the Flagg, Mrs. H. A. Bert and Mrs. A. N. Hawes Invitation of Mrs. eholr of 8t. John'a oburob. dent of tbe union, by entertained tbe Mutual Improvement Kobertv, also spoke In a rim pie and ■j Mre. Frank £. Fmkett, who haa teen olob Monday at Fraternity bones wblob graceful of the future ot tbe Union, very elok for the past ten weeks with la oomlng to bs a very popular plaoe for way wbloh wav muoh by all. Both bronohltle, Is slowly reooverfng. club meetings. enjoyed of these aa also tbs flrst vlos-presl- LILIES. C. Gordon tbe first guests EASTER ^ Mr. Philip X. Jones of E. C. Junes & Dr. Setb gave Different pat- lecture lit tbe gymnaalnm course at Y. dent ot the W. L. U., Mra. Wish, added { f Co., has gone to Mew York to olose a M C. A. parlors yesterday morning. uuob to the ot the Z terns of Toilet X lnsoranoe contract for that well- enjoyment evening We shall offer this week 200 of Easter Lilies, in- large Tbere was a good attendance and muob pots by tbelr gsnlal pretence. Z Ware, in six, niue, ten and X known lasuranoe oonoern. Interest In tbe subject. Dr. Spalding dud! ng both the Lilium Longiflorum and tho Lilium on An early oar waa taken for the oily, all Mrs Robert T. Wbltehouss Is spending will give tbe next lectors Tnoreday, i twelve piece sets. Combi- X April pronouncing themselves os having had a Ilarrisii (the true Bermuda Easter Ll’y). a oonple of weeks In Boston, the guaat of 17th.__ Z most enjoyable tins*. nets, Cuspadores and Spit- X her brother, P. W. Brooke, at Coplay Spring patterns In U batelalnes at The oosy, open Are, the pleasant and toons. Rath Room Sets in X Square, WUlla A. Cates, Jeweler. t convenient Casino, with the Leantlfol Hon. Fred E. Hlohaids of the Union French, German, Japanese ♦ BOOKS. view of Old Ocean, with Its sparkling AZALEAS. Mutual and Juripe llonrey, with their FIGUKING ON SACO’S at waters mingling tkelr music with that and American ware, the X wires left yesterday (or a trip to M'orlb Mr. John O. Hloe of this city, tbe ex- of the grand old plnvs, all make a de- 60 pots of Beautiful AzaleaB just coming into bloom, Old Store on Carolina and other Southern points. aooountant, has been engaged by the Crockery pert lightful picture which will long linger Mrs. left warn- fathers of to look over all colors. ! E.H.Blgelow yesterday new city Saos, In the memory ot the Exoelalor club. ing for Hlsmarok, N. U. the record!, books sod accounts of tbe MIDDLE ST. last Democratic administration and BUb- | BIU SURPLUS PREDICTED. INTER STATE SHOOT. mlt a statement aa to tbe exact financial HYACINTHS. An event of Interest will occur next Sat- Washington, April 10 —The Beoretary standing of the olty at tbe beginning of Co. evening at tbe Miles Standlah rlflt Burdank. Douglass & of the Treasury today teat to Congress tbe municipal year. He began urday We have had forced into bloom about three thou- | present just i ♦ of range which has been newly titled up In his reply to tbe House resolutions bis duties Tuesday. double and the hall ovar Southworth Broa .’ sand Dutch Bulbs, single varieties, »#♦♦♦♦♦♦ »♦>««♦»♦ «»M« ♦♦♦ April 2, which ashed for Information re- printing Hyacinth Laprlldtl-lOp A VICKY & CO. la aa Interstate rill are named varieties such as garding the probability of the present FUSTKK, eacnbllabment. It and included with theso many & are a shoot called the Miles Standlah match In revenue laws causing a surplus In tbe Foster,Avery Co., offering high Princes] Von Schiller, be Clothilde, Gertrude, Amy, Gigan- He estimates a of tailored suit o.< overcoat mads to honor of tbe Portland olub and will treasury. surplus grade Lord Macau Chas. Dickens. a In several teems all over thea, Bobt. ley, Norma, *70,000,000 for the year ending June Hi, measure aad guaranteed to 11c at very participated ty Steiger, advertisement on the Now and Southern States, wo offer in 3 inch at 8 or four E R0 1000, and a sarplus of $00,030,0’ 0 for the low price. See their England These pots cents each, EAST the soores being sent each other by tele- year ending June 00, 1001. first be ge. pots for 30 cents. graph. The mutch la gotten up by the boautiful and will well HATS editor of “Shouting and Flatting. Tbe These are exceedingly repay A AND MAINE’S GREATEST STOKE. teams will be mads np of Uve men and a visit to our store even though you do not intend to pur- Q each nan will have twenty shots. ~ chase. The price at which wo offer theso is extremely CLOVES are worth twice tbo EASTER MONDAY BALL. low and they well money. Sew Slock, will ooour the Next Monday evening Correct Styles, cf the the Easter Monday svvnt season, E All Priced ball. As It la tbe flrst danoe after Lent GERANIUMS. XVI ■■ all the young people will have a ohanoa Riol Vour Trade, to make up for the long rest they have We also offer Geraniums, all colors, in 4 inch pots, oommlttee have had during Lent. The _ aliO or engaged the well known soprano, Miss Pelargoniums Lady Marys. Minnie Burke, and alao Mr. David W. Yon can call and leave your orders and tho goods will McAndretv and several others to ba men- be delivered any timo before Sunday or at any of tho THE HATTER, tioned later. Tbe oummlttee will give the Coe, and churches patrons plenty of time to danoe will 10? Middle St. do all In their power to help them have We are headquarters for all Burden Seeds. Try I Gf.o. a. Coffin M'o'it. the best time toey evar had. So don’t bo our superior mixtures of Lawn Seeds, tinest on the .a * w A it A IX among the missing on that night market. ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦ HAPPY EVENT IN HIS LIFE. \___ ♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦»♦♦♦ The Nuaquam Non Puratus association last evening tendered Mr. Ueorge E. Burkes a complimentary banquet at bl* BAD on and made EYES residence Foraet avenne, the oocasiun of bis birthday most enjoy- • able At er a boutlful re past the parly That's Too Bad. I tolned la bating a social time. Wit was Harmon caii see x & • we mako H. But T. you just Wheeling is good. Fitrly buyer, get not only the full season's on every member'* lip*. The songs were Co., X as well as ever. Wo guarantee a X well seasoned with good nstured quips, tiding, but the pick of the spring stocks. We sell only wheels that X perlcct lit or we refund your • and th* Info rmal were speeches though Cor. and Federal Sts. • money. Wo make and repair T we can recommend, and guarantee fully. Tltc manufacturers Exchange witty. Daring the evening Mr. Hnwkes aprlMtf.lOp X all kinds of glasses in our owu X •land behind us, lotvw you have double atsurance of satisfaction. repeatedly expressed his thanks and ap- X factory on the premises. A com- • forth* attention of his friends. stock of Gold, Gold Filled ♦ Stearns. BAD Copley, Tourist preciation THIRD ARMY CORPS REUNION OUR The Dayton. Shawmul, Special, and Nickle Frames of every des- X are our line, ibis Honest wheels, every one. The Third Army Corps Union,of which criptiun. ♦ und Fay year. Candelabra In all the new patterns at Prlgadler-Ueoeral Thomas R. Matthews ****** Our special spring offering is either Indies' or gentlemen’s Willie A. Cates, Jeweler. TELEPHONE’S of Boston, Is the president, la the oldest Lace Curtains Cleansed model at $21.SO cash. > SOLID COMFORT FOK MKN. of the vetvran sooletlia growing oot of Epleto the Civil war, having organized In the PRETTY and ltclinislied. A Foot oomfort Is a blerslng that all men McKenney, I soles ere too held in 1063. I enjoy, bet many orowded busy. So many sending in orders fo This work is dona carefully by ex- |f|j| ami flnlmers. THE OPTICIAN, to make a 'l'bere Is This year the organization will hold and You tide §'jiv pert lace cleansers walking pleasure, carpet beating relaying. For IJfv Cur nine done by our process will Hr and do all the rest. Spring Sewing a shoe made to tit and wear that glvea lte annual reunion,business meeting phone 202. Wo last much longer and look like new a|k no machine is equal lo the without banquet at Uettyeburg, Penn., on Tues- Wl Curtains. The cost Is uo moro than Hr J Monument Square. X ample trending spaoe b/lng ai inferior work. We take them down a mar 1J Ctlior8tl»i»tI + 2J and 23. A loose or This Is the "Walk- day and Wednesday. May Forest City Dye House su< 1 an took little slock in tbat explanation. II Cbleago. Tbe question was: I" A re gust Jan. 4, URX). oonomlu of Trusts safnolent At a, Maine, ) may be true tbut Clark did not bav< advantages Portland & Yarmouth Railroad 4’s, 1919 to tbelr existence under lawf’’ Incorporated 1824. To the Republicans of Maine:—Prior it In.Ufy absoluts knowledge of trlbery, but sc and to 1802 two Presidential electors at large, Michigan took tbe affirmative Min- CAPITAL AND M'ltPLUS bo himself In Oakland Me- Water Co., 1908-18 corresponding to tho two United States purposely kept Ignorance, nesota tbs negative. CALL AND MCE OCR NEW SPRING LINE. 5'$, he must have known tbat suob senators, were nominated in Slate con- lor huge Me Water 4’s. 1929 vention, and the remaining electors, cor- sums as wsie expended on his behall STATE TOPICS. Newport Co, to the members of tlie United ustd for HASKELL & responding could not have been any lagitl JONES, ONE MILLION Slates House of were Clothiers and Monument And Other Choice Investments- Representatives mate purpose. It It particularly gratify- Tailors, Furnishers, Square. nominated by tlie seveial congressional It la said to be settled that »pr9 «o1tf Circular sent on ing tbat In this oase tbs minority agreed definitely Special Descriptive applica- district conventions. tbe Maine sportsmen's ananal excursion tion. the Australian iiallot with tbe majority, thus naklng It Im- ex- %%%%%% The passage of will go to Klneo this year. Tbs past DOLLARS. law entirely changed the procedure. Un- possible to ra’se the ory that Clark wai cursions bare brought Into more promi- der tho law, all Conventions are a por- tbe victim of partisanship. nence tban formerly, especially to local MERCANTILE TRUST CO., tion of our election system, and this spoilsmen, tbe Kangeley and Moosebead t Thirty-Fifth Interest Pnid on ballot act requires that candidates to be OIK KMMMUMI \ A \ V. seotlon. It has been tbe wish of many ]| Portland, Me. Voters the of tb* ottloers tbat tbla year tb* axeur- voted for by tho throughout Tbe large appropriation just made for janiTdtffo TIMI) DEPOSITS. whole State must be placed in nomina- slon might be into Washington oounty, tbe navy—the largest in the hlitary ol and tbe only reason wby It doss not go tion by a convention no less representing the one of the oon- tber* this time, la tbe lack of aooommo- ANNUAL a than the whole State. oouutry—Is ueoessary constituency datlots for large pari La at tbs ashing l Drafts drawn on National Provincial as all the candidates of a for oomltant* of expansion, and Inasmuch Bank or Hence, party rcuorte. Arrangements may be yat made of Kaglaiid, Loudon. In large ■ mall for sale at current Presidential electois must be nominated the people havs. shown unmistakably to aooommodate these wbo desire to go amounts, rates. have OPENING Current Accounts received on favor- in State Convention, and 1 there- osb It Is tbat before hotels that they are fer tbat pollsy they there. hoped long able terms. fore included in the call six electors. may be built at Urand or other lakes, i; aolicital make no consistent opposition tc (orreapondeuce from Indi- J. H. MANLEY, Chairman. where Hshtng Is good ao tbat large parties OF viduals, Corporations, Hanks and I he results of It—obe of whloh 5 SEASON 1900. may go l bar*. j| others desiring to open accounts as well oer tal Illy Is a largely augmented as from those wishing to transact Hauk* bnoliKis of tbe ol Newest Design*. There is marked difference in carriage designing ant! and other lug any description through navy. When we began building Mr. and Mrs. Homan of Au- this lia n\ A First Josepb construction. We invite the public to an inspection of the production of oi»r ‘. Republican Congres- our new navy the Idea was simply to gusta, celebrated tbelr 80th wedding an- J the past winter. A tine stock of pneumatic gear vehicles. Every I: enable tc Sunday. Tba occasion wo a ol £ factory bolld ships enough to ns niversary, 0 has Perfection Cushion." STEPHEN il SMALL. PraidMl si I tbe more importanoe alnou tbat day, carriage “Thompson's Spring successfully defend oursalvee If attaoked. MARSHALL R. 60DINS. Cathitr. sional District Convention was also tbe both anniversary of airs HARNESS AM) CARRIAGE ROBES. HIGH GRADE A big navy was not contemplated at that Homan's blrtn. Mr. Meman was born { teb7dU__ —WILL BE HELD IN— time. Hut It Is clearly apparent that If at Marblebsad. Maas., January 18, 181b. da went to In and waa en- we are to hold oolonles many tbomandi Augnata 1887, gaged ae a journeyman printer at tb. Z. THOMPSON & from our om BRO., ol miles distant shores, tba tban RECEPTION CITY BUILDING. effloe cf kennebae Journal, later i; — HALL, -FOR navy must be Increased far beyond what at t'ba Age. It was at this time be was # 80-88 ELM ST. !» married tne cf Charles bewail a}»r*