ES PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. EES JUNE 18i>2 VOL. 39. ^gTABLIBHED PORTLAND, MAINE, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18, 1900. VJ¥SKI PRICE THREE CENTS. Carnegie company. It Is to BOTH seeking buy rest and to prepare for the attack on the BURNED TO DEATH. nil the big blast furnace in plants the capital city in force, after waiting until L nlted {States. The Carnegie company the rear of the advancing hosts should, has contracted for 16,000,000 tons of Iron arrive at the front. Possibly, also, the ore annually, though will 6,000,000 amply delay was tho result of negotiations in- supply Its present plants. THE ALLIES ENTER PEKIN. augurated by the Chinese officials look- Gasolene The plan for is Stove Causes enlargement believed to to the of the ministers with be ing delivery the secret of the 11 za- company’* pita a Chinese or other escort. If negoti- Loss of Two tlon of $320,000,000. Lives. ations were attempted they must have failed as the TB00PS ORDERED OUT. army continued on its march and attacked the capital three days after reaching Tung Chow. The To Quell A*» Uprising of Negroes In officials here were aware of the fact that Fluid Set the hold of the boxers was in the Escaping Fire to Girl’s Georgia. The Were strong Besieged Foreigners Chinese city and for the allies to attempt Dress. to force their way through it into the Atlanta, Ga., August 17.—Gov.Candler Tartar City in which the legation com- has ordered out the Liberty Guards, a Relieved August 15- pounds are located, might mean a great company of the Georgia national to guard loss of life and possibly a defeat. It was quell an uprising of negroes in Liberty also kno wn that many of the Imperial county in the southeastern Another portion of the troops which have sided with tho Boxers Woman’s Cloth- state where the blacks outnumber the were in or near the Chinese city and that whites three to one. One white man Also was much of the artillery and rifle fire which ing killed several days ago in a with Caught. quarrel has been poured into the legations had negroes and since that time discontent- been from the walls separating the two ment has grown on both sides until now oities. These facts evidently ..were com- a race war seems imminent. municated to Gen. Chaffee and the other It is reported that the are burn- negroes commanding officers of the allies.^Kealiz- Both Died After Terrible ing Johnston station, a small town about 60 miles from Savannah Syrup-Figs Suffering. Two negroes are reported to have been killed for resisting arrest. hclsflwanl/y .mdfho/npt/y Waitt and Bond’s STRANDING OF OREGON.] Cleanses the System Lawrenoe, Mass., August 17.—A gaso- and An Interesting Story Connected With Gently Effectually lene stove was tbe cause of two deaths In BLACKSTONE Disaster. bilious or ______when costive. Muthuen today and .the destruction by hr e of a barn and Its contents. Tbe vic- San Francisco, August 17 —Mall ad- Presents in the most acceptable form tims were Mrs. W. H. Barton, 45, and I CIGAR the laxative vices from Yokohama, Japan, contain principles ofpJants Henrietta Beabody, a girl of 14 who had known to act most the following story of the stranding of beneficially: been boarding with the Bartons. The the battleship Oregon on the Chinese The accident took place before noon at Leading just coast recently. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS the old Churchill place, a farm at the The Chinese cruiser Hal Chi, com- west end of Methuen. 10c Londre BUY THE GENUINE — MANF D. BY manded by Captain Sah, a thoroughly Mies Peabody was preparing dinner on westernized officer on her way from Taku a large stove. The valve leaked CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO. gasoline to Che Foo, descried the Oregon In her in the world. a trills and allowed the Quid to SAN rRANCISCO, CAL. escape, perilous plight and offered her valuable toetsviue. ky. ncw york. n.y. Miss Peabody was the wiping gasoline | assistance which was most gratefully re- Known Everywhere. hr tj/e by — price SO< per botf/e. from the stove when her dress took lire. Sruffists ceived by Capt. Wilde. The Hal Chi an- The stove was located in the ell and chored close by to be of further use if QUALITY was near a door which leads from the ell needed. to the barn. When the discovered ! COUNTS. girl The next day a Russian cruiser came her dress to be on fire she ran 1 hurriedly along. Her commander coming on board Into the barn and a handful of 1 * seizing j the Oregon, eyed the Chinese vessel with endeavored to the blaze. I hay extinguish suspicion and asked what she was doing This made mutters worse for in a mo- j there, On being told he shook his head ment was all on the hay Are. Leaving ; and said nevertheless it would be his tbe barn the ran to the street and girl j duty to take possession of her. Capt. her cries attracted the attention of a man j Wilde nodded and answered: who was wood on the chopping opposite j “Well I am a bit embairassed just now side of the street. At the same time au- j but there is ammunition aboard and my other man who was on his home way guns are in excellent condition.’* from the market drove Tne latter up. j The next day after the departure of the saw in the and a the girl street taking | Kusslan Capt. Wilde visited the llai Chi from his team It about blanket wrapped and suggested to Capt. Bah that as he her Mrs. Barton was found In the body. was protecting some refuge-sSbn board It UNITED STATES MINISTER CONGER. ! her also a mass burning barn, clothing might be well for him to run up the of flames. Mrs. Barton and the People who come here j Peabody American flag to the fore. This was done I girl were wrapped In blankets and con- no were carve a I arc caught iu every branch and questions asked by passing j Takes a keen edge to to the residence of William veyed Harvey cruisers afterwards. roast aud The 1 «f our Store. | gracefully smoothly. near by. Five physicians were called, | right shaped knives aud forks are catchy prices at j Tbe girl was more severely burned j RALLY AT TJLLOMASTON. flp’X'hert-’jt quite as necessary also to properly than the woman. The lire oonsuiued Thomaston, August 17.—An enthusias- levcry turn. j j handle a roast turkey or small bird* every bit of her clothing and llesh fell tic Republican rally was held tonight In I This week we offer you We have every sort of Carver in from her body when she was moved. Mrs. Watts hall which was packed to the j j reliable hold I an exceptional bargain iu ] Barton inhaled some of the lire and her doors. Congressman Littlefield and strictly steel,—they’ll solected hands and were burned. Shs Kual Robinson of Camden made the edge,—with Stag Handles, We «lin!l sell j body badly j Judge took flee while endeavoring to extinguish addresses. A large McKinley and Roose- News Confirmed Received in two or three piece sets; 75 cents * The you a really Fully By Despatches the girl’s burning clothing. The Methuen j velt flag was unfurled. Among those who upward. flue € ouch in IlanPoNine lire apparatus arrived In time to save the | marched In the parade were the members Velour*. — a Conch that house, but the barn with its contents was of the Littlefield club or Rockland 160 In From Admiral and Consul Fowler. destroyed. Loss about $2000; partially number. Remey would puzzle any uphol- insured. BURBANK, DOUGLASS & GO., FROM KLONDIKE. sterer to for less TREASURES produce I The two victims were so badly burned 17,—The steam- 242 middle St. Our SI3 that it was to take them to the Seattle, Wash., August than $15. price Impossible er Hum bolt arrived in from ! hospital. Both died during the after- port Lynn Canal with 96 passengers and more than ONLY $9.87 j noon, Miss Peabody at 3 o clock and Mrs. in treasure from the Klondike. I Barton an hour later, both having $>60,000 received the fol- The largest treasure holder was Clarence Washington, August 17.—The Navy department tonight Other Couches on cither suffered terribly. Trunks, -• Berry, who had four boxes^containing lowing cablegram from Admiral Remey : side of this p. Ice. STABBING AFFRAY AT TUG US. more than $150 000. Nearly all the pas- Suit 1 re- was en- from the Klondike are said to a. m.—Bureau Washington.—Just Togus, August 17.—Complaint sengers “Taku, August 17, Navigation, Cases, tered to United States Commissioner have possessed some dust. ceived telegram from Tien Tsin dated 16th, 10 p. m.: ‘Pekin was captured on Choate Friday of a stabbing affray in Dawson advices dated August 4, report __ Grips. ___ are safe. Details follow which two inmates of the Soldiers Home the drowning of four persons,all of Daw- August 15. Foreign legations shortly.’ 4 A larger stock you might see, but F. F. TIBBETTS CO., were involved. ^ son, by the wreck of the launch Aquilla. “REMEY.” It is that several nights ago an (Signed) ’twould be hard to find a better charged COL. HOKE RELIEVED. Dutch- 4 & 6 Free Street. inmate named John H.Heerline,a selection in any city. Every trunk auglsd3t,tstp Town, August 17.—Lord Kitche- man, entered his somewhat in- Cape quarters and has been us for ner after a forced march has relieved bag chosen by toxicated and noisy James Clark, an- Col. Hore and the British garrison at and words of state makes the merit aud value. Whatever tho other soldier, remonstrated Elands river. Washington, August 17.—The acting secretary public followeed; that upon this, Heerline received this from the United States kind you may want, you’ll find stabbed following plain telegram (Friday) evening with a common jacknife Clark, THE WEATHER. here substantial goods at close cutting a gash several inches long in his consul at Che Foo : CENTER & prices. MCDOWELL, arm and severing an artery so that he ‘‘Che Foo, 1900 (Received 17, 7.55 p. m.) 539 Congress St. bled profusely. August 17. August

— » He also got several smaller slashes on of Seventeenth. admiral “Secretary State, Washington. Japanese reports 1HE hatter, the other arm. Clark is in the home hos- POP allies attacked Obstinate resistance. 107 Middle St. THE WOMAN'S OXFORD TIES pital and Heerline in the lockup. Pekin, east, 15th. Evening. Japanese The ease will be dealt with in the Unit- Inmates We- tell of aro at reducod rrtoes— entered capital with other forces. Immediately surrounded legations. Geo. A. Coffin M’q’k. real reductions fvom moderate ed States court,as the Chelsea authorities loss over 100. Chinese former prices. If you have a doubt have no jurisdiction. safe. Japanese 300. about If, buy a pair, and If our are SODD. “FOWLER.” not CHAUTAUQUA GROUNDS (Signed) as good, or bettor, wo will es- ILLUSTRATING teem It a to be allowed to 17.—The Chautau- privilege Fryeburg, August The difference between two articles that were refund the cost. to the number of purchase qua with members to abandon idea ot further a as Washington, Aug. 17—Forecast: Fair willing any quite different, grocor said: “There’s nearly 70, had an excellent day for travel aggressive action, but it questions the much difference as there, is between BEN- URGE ASSORTMENT the Saturday and Sunday; light and variable with full opportunity for enjoying relieved, disposition of Germany and the other SON'S ALWAYS BEADY CUABCOAL and OfWnmnn,« Klnent lilnrk mid summit of Mount Wash- winds. pek! wood—one’s all the other N. G, You can views from the powers to agree to such a course right, Tan Kill ml 17 — Forecast for bet on the charcoal.” l.*cr Oxford*, go ington on their excursion to that point Washington, Aug. The Berlin correspondent of the ttfirmnnd very ntyltali, me that and Sunday for Maine: Gen- BIG BAGS IOC, AT ALL G HOC BBS. today. Every members joufnted Saturday Morning Post says he learns that no now piled at only a in agreed that it was fair and cooler Saturday. Sunday formal for an armistice has today’s party erally request yet Official Announcement of the Relief No. 274.) the Chau- winds. (TALK 01.20 most excellent way of closing fair; light to fresh northwesterly reached the powers and that it is im- with tauqua. The Chautauqua grounds probable that any such request would be of rekin. TKXXIS anti outing) A BAD LIGHT. all the public buildings have been sold to WEATHER REPORT. Continued in SBOKS a LOCAL News Fully granted. SPltCIALTYj H. Dunne of Boston, manager of The other comment A great many oases of weak eyes James Portland, Aug. 17, WOO. —The local papers guardedly It Is under- are caused or in the Ainsworth company. weather bureau records the following: upon the general situation owing to the by reading working of the bad A room or stood that all the excellent features 8 a. in.—Barometer. 29.921; thermome- London. lack of definite news when the editori- Washington, August 17.—The allied light. dimly lighted 61; rel. humidity, 100; is a bad The latter is Chautauqua and the school of methods, ter, 61; dewpoint, als were written. Most of them advocate armies have captured and entered Pekin a corner light, ADfiMS & direction of the wind, W; velocity of ANDERSON, GO., retained under the control of the most objectionable of the two. are to be the wind, 3; state of weather, clear. a stern inquisition regarding outrages in the face of obstinate resistance and and that new at a desk and facing an open Hie Insurance the former directors many 8 p. m.—Barometer, 29.983; thermome- and the punishment of the leaders if they the members of the foreign legations are Sitting Agency dew 01; rel. 53; window will in time the features in the summer entertainment ter, i0; point, humidity, have to be pursued all over China. safe. Official confirmation of the fall injure 31 direction of the wind, N W; velocity of the In either case the Cxcliungc Street. be continued by Mr, Dunne, The in a the came strongest eyes. line will 4; 6tate of weather, clear. Daily Graphic, paragraph ap- of Chinese capital to the Unit- a wind, are strained and irritated. A Hrst Class American and Foreign Compamei who proposes to extend them over peri- Maximum temperature, 80 ; minimum London, August 18—4 a, m.—“Pekin parently inspired, says there is no reason ed States government tonight in the eyes is never Place LI0*AC:B A>’bKK80N. Chas. C. Adams. mean temperature. Oil; to believe that of the will re- one side light injurious. aecu od of three months. temperature, 58; was relieved on the night of the 15tli.5* any powers shape of two cablegrams, from Ad- Thos, J. Little. 1 p eodti maximum wind 10 NVV;precipi- desk or table so that the velocity, received last the to miral and the other from Consul your light .0. This message was evening pudiata previous understanding liemey GOLD FROM CAPE NOME. tation—24 hours, will fall from one side. If it is im- at the imperial custom office in London respect the integrity of the empire and Fowler at Che Foo. The cablegram MOVEMENTS OF THE WAKSHIPS. 17. for to do and Port Townsend, Wash., August of the that the to came to hand possible you that, you WEATHER OBSERVATIONS. from the commissioner customs in dynasty, adding proposal from Admiral Kemey first, 17.—The Balti- arrived from Nome to- find that your eyes are troubling you, Washington, August Two steamships Che Foo. It is the only official message land a British foroe at Shanghai origi- early in the evening, followed very soon tnore with 000 Ihe The department weather wear Not the Admiral Watson aboard, day brought nearly passengers. agricultural reached in confirma- nated not witn the British goverment, after that from Consul Fowler and glasses. readymade bureau for Aug. 17, taken at 8 that has England by homeward has sailed from Grave* 200 had on yesterday, but a pair made and ground es- bound, Roanoke with passengers, meridan the observation for tion of the earlier reports, Admiral but with the Chinese, who at the same the officials, realizing the great public kind, of p. m., time, for Belfast. The new In and a cargo in this order: pecially for you. They will make ^nd battleship board $3,000,000 gold his section being given ltemey's dispatch not having arrived in time urged that this should not be done interest in the events whioh it was be- Kentucky sailed from furs valued at direction of wind, state ot your eyes stronger and better protect today Squirrel $1,000,000. Temperature, time for publication in the London morn- if likely to lead to international compli- lieved had happened in Pekin, at once bland * arrived I make a for Boston. The arrived The steamer Robert Dollar weather: Previous informations them from injury. special- Newport papers. The Morning Post, which is cations. made them public. p-t Boston, 72 degrees, W, clear ing and cases. Philadelphia and the Poto- this with nearly 400 passengers, here ty of difficult complicated yesterday evening 78 clear; Phila- the only paper printing the Che Foo “This," says the Daily Graphic, “dis- which has been received showed that rnao with New York, degrees, NE, the Nantucket in tow arrived but no gold. The passengers report 78 SW,cloudy; of the that the vioeroy of the allied armies took possession of here delphia, degrees. Washing message,, says: poses story A. M. this The collier Caesar, health conditions at Nome. 80 clear; Albany, 74 WENTWORTH, morning. good ton, degrees, S, “Today is not only a day of national Nankin changed his mind under the in- Tung Chow on the 12th inst. From that e°rout® for sailed from degrees, N, clear; Buffalo, 78 degrees, Taku, today a of fluence of the consuls. Her to Pekin the distanoe is not CARNEGIE TO CONTROL. PIG IRON. Detroit, 80 degrees, NE, clear; rejoicing, it is also day congratula- Majesty's city very Aden for Colombo. The Prairie will re- NE, cldy; Practical Optician, 72 degrees, E, p cldy; St. Paul, tion for all the powers of the world.” government, we believe, have no inten- great, not more than a dozen miles- It at 17.—The Post to- Chicago, Newport until 1. The Pittsburg, August — 546 1-3 St, gain September degrees, —, Huron, Dakota, Proceeding to discuss the probabilities tion of contesting the right of France or seems evident, therefore, that the armies Congress has been morrow will 84 de- "Kfflington undocked. say: 78 degrees, E, cldy; Bismarck, of the the United States to lahd should halted for a time at metal 84 de- of a cessation hostilities, Morning troops Tung Chow, prob- The navy has ordered 84 Control of the of pig grees, SE, clear; Jacksonville, department production are either think it for the of the men a Office the SE, clear. Post assumes that the United States necessary." ably purpose giving Hours,--SJ:m Pp* f*pairs on the Iowa. in this country is being secured by grees, j, lng these obstacles, it appears the allies loss of their gallant colonel. E. H. Lis- '“Lieut. A. E. Harding for conspicuous 1 1 decided to attack the city by the east TAKING OF TIEN TSIN. cum, and with the first regiment of ma- gallantry in action; for saving a wounded i gate. There are four entrances to the rlnes in the death of Capt, Davis, who man at the risk of his life under heavy | on the Chi- met a ''''.i;ateilB!a^!^ city the east, two leading to soldier's death in the front of the tire. nese city and two the Tartar city. Just fight. “Second Lieut. W.L. Jolly for the same * * which of these was selected as the at- I blame myself for the mistake made risk and for leading a tine charge over The Best on the Programme! acking point, Consul Fowler’s despatch Report of Marine Corps in the taking up of their position by the two parapets in the face of a heavy fire, does not disclose. ninth regiment, not remembering that “First Lieut. Leonard for saving life Contrary to the press reports of today Officers. troops wholly fresh to the scene of action under fire and for the admirable control Consul Fowler's dispatch shows that the were likely to lose "fheir way. Still the and direction of the fire. attack on the city met with strong resis- position they gallantly stuck to all day “First Lieut. Powell for working and tance. The Japanese forte engaged with undoubtedly prevented a large body of managing the Colt gun under a llerce fire the advance, according to the under- the enemy from turning the right of the and without support after the crew had officials numbered line and serious loss been shot Uneeda standing of the here, An Accurate and Account of attacking inflicting down. 10,000 men, so that the loss suffered by Graphic | on the French and Japanese. I propose ‘First Lieut. Wynne for his steadfast them was over 1 perc ent. specially to bring to notice in despatches courage and encouragement of his men. No mention is made of the losses of the Fighting. the conduct of First Lieut. Smedley D. “As for the men I feel that I cannot do forces of the other armies, but it is pre- Butler, U. S. marine corps, in bringing them justice. I shall send you the names sumed that it was in proportion to that a wounded man from the front under of special instances in their cases hoping Quartet suffered by the heavy fire. Lieut. Butler was wounded, that suitable reward may be given them, Japanese. of the food ever at The President was overjoyed on hear- but I am glad to learn, not seriously. as far as the law allows. 1 Four greatest products produced—and popular prices, British Officers’ Get in line ing the news of the safety of Minister Compli- The regimental adjutant, First Lieut. | “I have | also to ask you that you E too. Drawing crowded houses at the grocers every day. early. and his associates. He had been Henry as Lieut. Butler was the to thank the British Conger Letter. Leonard, urge department hopeful all along that their rescue would mentary suffering severely, volunteered to carry surgeons for their care on the field and in 1 be successfully accomplished. Tonight’s him out of the firing line. This gallant the hospital of our wounded. Especially news confirms that hope and brings a feat he successfully accomplished, but, I do 1 wish to recommend to the depart- feeling of great relief to him. regret to eay, was very dangerously ment’s notice the services of Surgeon Uneeda Biscuit Every biscuit need is sup- Uneeda The President entertained a number of wounded. H. J. R. H. M. S. liobley Brown, N., plied; every craving pleased friends informally at dinner tonight. Cosily Advance of Russian “The ninth regiment were lighting Alacrity. So sure was his service and Uneeda by the Uneeda Graham Wafer Later in the evening as soon as he somewhat outside my sphere of action, so search of the field that we were enabled ] Quar- Forces on one as as lloot came City. I am able tet- Each good now its heard of the news, Secretary to bring forward only one in- to get all rifles on the firing line with the makes bow § in from the club and remained stance of in that sure that the dead and JInjer Wayfer the other. Always the best. Country personal gallantry regi- knowledge to the A for some time with the President dis- ment, although fighting for about 13 wounded would be attended to, We had Sold everywhere in airtight public. which had hours almost alone and and no Uneeda cussing the latest information unsupported surgeon or medical supplies. moisture proof packages. nutritious product of come to hand. never giving back a foot of ground until “The operations under Commander Washington, August 17.—The navy de- Milk Biscuit COMPANY. Nothing has come to the war depart- directed to retire under cover of night Craddock, were admirably planned NATIONAL BISCUIT Graham flour. partment today made public the reports R.Ff., pare ment directly from Usn. Chaffee, but the and lire of the naval guns, such instances and executed.” Uneeda of Col. liobert L. Meade and Major U. new for office is momentarily must have been numerous. The one Waller inclosed a number of re- adjutant general's W. T. Waller, of the United States Ma- very Major Something advices. Tne officials were on I would refer to is the bringing back to from his commanders expecting rine corps on the battle of Tien Tsin. ports company fastidious tastes. hand during the evening and waited un- me by the acting regimental adjutant, giving in detail the work done by their They give not only a graphic account of til a late hour before leaving for home (Japt. Lawton, of the account of the po- organizations. The reports all speak this initial engagement in the Chinese iGrabii^ler without any dispatches. sition of the regiment across a wide and of the conduct of oilloers and men. receiving campaign, but furnish the information highly fire swept space and returning with rein- Fuller, who commanded Co. F, --- with official exactness. Col. Meade’s re- Capt :-==} forcements to guide them to his regiment commends the conduct of a company of DIDN’T WANT TO GO. port is dated at Tien Tsin, July 16, Af- our fellow citizens at home but inade- POWELL IN SUPERB STILL when he was severely wounded.' blue under command of FORM. TALKING. ter telling of the situation around Tien English jackets quately appreciate the gravity of the Emperor Fled From Pekin Under “The withdrawal ol the regiment was a lieutenant from the who ren- crisis (wnich, while it disastrously affects Tsin and of the decision on Orlando, July 12, at all Americans in multi- Boston Game to St. Louts LJrot(|t. a delicate military operation, finely car- dered invaluable assistance in here, will react Dropped a conference held at the head- carrying general form Interests there) a telegram to the Yrsteid Arguments in Pawin' Murder ried out on which I Lieut. the 9th’s wounded to the rear on the re- >y. C*« to congratulate effect be sent to the Associated London, August 18, 4 p. m.—Shanghai quarters attack the city about day- following Aut Concluded V Lol. (Joolidge and the officers and men treat and the rear Pi'ess In order further to them Yesterday. that Su break the next day, Meade’s inforaming guard. acquaint s despatches say Emperor Kwang (gpl. report the Sr. Louis, 17.—Powell was In under his command. with pressing needs of the situation: August — the to in the in which accompanied Empress Dowager describing early fighting He was “I have the honor to be, sir, AN APPEAL FOR liELP. TELEGKAM. superb form today. perfectly Hsian Fu, much against his will. Prince the marines and ninth infantry took such “Your obedient servant. supported. Attendance 1100. Score: Georgetown, Ky., August 17.—The «• f the rear of the a Americans In China in mass Tuan commanded guard gallant part, says: meeting gumeut In the case of Caleb * 1 “A. R. F. 1020011-2 x—7 Powers, Wo ■pnonTmrl Oflrrn v>nn/l rw-vcilf (Signed) Dorward, American Association of China Issues to fellow citizens at home urge St. Louis, Imperial escort of which Boxers formed appeal with “Brig. General. government to send adequate forces to act Boston, 00000300 0—3 charged being accessory to the mur- about 8 a. m. I took 180 man Proclamation to American People. 35 per cent. It was expected that General rounds per der of William was not (Official copy,) effectively In concert with other powers Hits, St. Louis, 8; Boston, 5. Errors, Goebel, concluded Tung Fuh Siang would follow after the with me—100 rounds in the belts and 80 Present American forces inade- “Robert G. U. S. M. quite St. Louis, 1; Boston. 2. Batteries, Pow- today, the court refusing to hold a night in the haversacks Meade, colonel, O., New Vork, August 17.—The following interests involved. Our commercial arrival of the allies All the palace treas- This is not sufficient quate ell and Robinson; Willis and Clarke. session. Commonwealth commanding U. S. forces in Tien Tsin, letter and resolutions the interests in northern China Attorney Robert ures were sent to Hsian Fu, for an all day light and as It grew toward adopted by paramount. China. We consider humiliating the policy of en- At Pittsburg—Piftsburg, 5; Brooklyn, 13. Franklin will make the closing speech The accounts of the method of I to be of be- American Association of China were re- hearsay night began apprehensive trusting to other powers the chief task of 3. for the prosecution tomorrow Col. Meade gives a list of the casual- ceived at of the Associ- morning, into Pekin are seme left in an advance in a today the offices Americans. out- entry contradictory, ing position light protecting Anti-foreign At Philadel- The for the defense was ties and details the circumstances of the ated Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 5; arguments closed where no were Press: rages multiplying dally. Officials, mis- maintaining that there was severe fight- prisoners taken on either 4. by ex-Governor John N. death of Col. Gisouru and Capt. Davis “The American sionaries murdered. Fats ministers5 phia, Young Brown. ing and others that the entrance was not side, with only the bayonet to nght with. Association inChina, Major Waller's is of inter- .July 20. families in Pekin unknown. General The entire morning session ami nearly an “On the lino the action was es- report especial “Shanghai NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. opposed. tiring “To the New York massacre apprehended. Wholesale mas- hour this afternoon was est as he had command of the marines in Associated Press, taken up by Col was attacked on and the lire sacre native Christians continue, whole Club. Won. Lost. Per.Ct. New Chwang again pecially hot, enemy’s espec- City: T. G. Campbell for the the light before Tien Tsin was reached. country terrorized. Trade prosecution. August 13 but the Russians repulsed 2000 ially rapid and accurate, and at about “In view of the extr3mely critical con- pai'alyzed. j Brooklyn, 57 34 .626 The is dated Tien June dition of affairs in this and Speedy restoration order and retribution 63 43 .562 8 30 a. the report Tsin, 28, empire especi- Pittsburg, Ghinese, iniiictiug heavy loss although m., enemy appeared in large the of all civilized and says in ally as it affects the lives and interests of pressing duty powers. Philadelphia, 47 45 .oil numbers our and part: Georgetown, Ky., August 17.—Whan the they also suffered severely. upon left among the our own a Consequences of delay disastrous. Not “At 2 in people, large number of Chicago, 47 47 .500 the morning, July 19, the live3 but loss of trial ol Former of State According to a despatch to the Daily grave mounds of the lieid In which we Americans, including many refugees only foreign jeopardized Boston, 46 48 .480 Secretary Pow- Russian colonel informed me that he influence incalculable. Give no credence from Che Foo the from the evident intention of flank- from interior parts mot in general meet- St. Louis. 42 48 467 ers was resumed today the courtroom Express despatch were,with to stat of would push on with his 4C0 men and at- ing here on July 13 and the en- aments situation sent by Chinese Cincinnati, 42 51 .452 Minister which was received us. I made a movement to passed was packed with spectators anxious to Conger by ing turning closed resolutions. government to ministers abroad. Present New 35 53 .308 tempt to get into Tien Tsin and aid in York, hear the conclusion of the United States consul Fowler Wednes- the left and rear and we drove them “We feel the necessity of outrages the result of weak and vacillat- the arguments by the defense of the 1 but strongly city. objected, our ing of in the We counsel. day, after saying that all the Americans away. About 2 p. m., they again made awakening the great mass of fellow policy powers past. ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN. j was overruled in council. My reason citizens to the extreme to which urge immediate energetic concerted ac- were alive except the Inglis baby and a flanking effort, but at this time the in- peril Col. T C. Campbell of Cincinnati, for their kindred are in this tion. told me there was a slim chance for pass- being subjected Liberty City, tia., August 17.—Late the seven marines, admitted that there was fantry support of the artillery company Hesrklved—4—That a onm nf these resn- prosecution, began addaessing the the Chinese force men empire. a was ing with only 530 lutions to last night determined effort some sickness but said he expected the was on the mud wall of the city and aid- “Before peace shall have been finally be mailed the President, the jury. and no guns; the three inch riile proving restored hundreds our will have Associated Press, the admirals ol the made to wreck a Plant food would last until relief came, ed us by a cross lire. This company was of people System passen- Col. Campbell cited statistic* showing 1 disabled it and rolled it into been offered as sacrifices. Not men Uni ten States fleets in eastern waters, the commanded defective, up ger train at Aim ass Mill where the a of the murder* committed GRAVE STILL OPEN. by Capt. C. G. Long. The consul of the United States and comparison QUESTIONS the river and followed the Russians in only, who may die a valorous death up- general effort of the a our one of those said to have in and Ohio the lour enemy proved failure and on the field of battle, but women and other consular officers in China. negro Small, Kentucky During Washington, August 17.—If it proves the 12-mile march on Tien Tsin. we drove them in. children, who, in their defenceless condi- “The American troops formed part sowers to land forces and with good day night, August 25, instead of Friday the from the proceed offices in behalf of the ter laid and as soon as the as.'assiB’s*bul- cabinet. of th8 front line of the British driving enemy parapets, out ; ill haste to their relief and but Empress Dowager as was attack rescue, August 24, originally intended. state* of their fortifications and in ;heir efforts were and Su is let is fired from the secretary of and so had more than their share full flight. totally fustrated by the JStnperor Kwang but deter- EMPRESS FLED WITH TUAN. of the wmed and ex- It was that the opposition of government troops mined. to the of Powers raises his hands fighting that took Diace. The and developed enemy had j prevent escape Prince ollice, 17.—A ready md Roxers In numbers, On the I was is London,August special despatch about 7000 men at this Our men overwhelming Tuan of of the Contrary. claims: ‘lam innooent, because willing spirit of the officers and men will point. md, Kang Yi, president board from “It seems lonesome,” remarked the vis Shanghai, says: charged over the with a of war of Hau Louisville whin the murder occurred' always make their command and parapet British Whereas the lives of American citizens Tung, guardian of the “The allies entered Pekin easy itor who had invaded the haunt of thi August 15, company, the first in in this lave been and still are in extreme heir and of Choa Shu pleasant and when one adds to that the being part apparent, Chlao, “hero in “It is believed that "their and de- hermit, these interminabli Yung Shi Kai’s of the tight eopardy; property looted commissioner of the and HE WE’J? HAS GOJ AWAY. steady gallantry and power of on | and the a railway mining woods. And yet, in your cozy little cabin have thence to Shen to holding itroyed wTork of life time troops gone Si Our loss here was one wounded and bureaus. ba; to exposed positions which they dis- brought to naught, and, come to think of it”— August 17.—The war office protect the Empress who, to re- Lieut. London, according on the Jolly overcome by the but vVhereas, the interests of Americans Chang,” the con- “But seem to have come played 18th inst the result is sold- heat, Hung despatch you to talk o received a from. Lord Bote® ports received local officials with * we second none in sec- despatch by here, iers of the not until he had brought his men back to generally to this tinues, “has received instructions from it,” testily replied the and tlx highest class. hermit, a fear that General Tuan, the household and the ion dominated by this insurgent expressing imperial “We ail their quarters. Lieut. the throne to ask Russia if she is will! visitor presently sairl he guessed he mus DuJ”* deeply sympathize with you Harding captured ] novement, while the means lor ng has eluded his Lord Bobat* bulk of the army and left an employed to be Tribune. pursuers Boxers, Pekin, in the imperial flag. I heir assist China to arrive at a going.—Chicago i* heavy losses you have suffered, protection have been, in the main, peaceful set- he that lie Wot’s escape August 7, for Hsian Fu,” “Our men he forces of says Imagines with the ninth marched 97 miles in the five ] other friendly powers. tlement and to give assurances that she force in® especially regiment In the be Somethin?? Worse. due to his breaking up his LI HUNG HEARS IT. all L'nereforo, it has no days, fighting the day. They have intention of annexing any part ol Resolved—1—That it is the duty of our Jonson—What do you know 9 small bodies. lived on one meal a about th Shanghai, August 17—Li day for about six ;overnment to use Manchuria, If tho reply is favorable Earl Hung Chang Astounded the f all the forces available horrors of war? has received a telegraphic an- Editor. days but have been cheerful and 1 ,t Its in with Li litis orders to despatch, willing command, conjunction the negotiate without delay. Bronson—I know a lot. that the allied forces * oross of nouncing entered Editor S. A. Brown, of always. They have gained the other powers in immediate ser- the Bennettsville, highest dee in Simultaneous^ military governor oi Jonson—You don’t know a 1 Pekin, Wednesday, August 15, without S. was once China for tho restoration of thing; yo C., immensely surprised. Draise from all forces nnd order, will be staid at 8 opposition. present have t he of Manchuria directed to cease hos- home. MISS “Through long suffering from protection its citizens and the so- v MOODY The British troops will land here to- Dyspsep- earned my love and confidence are c uring or from the tilities.:* Bronson—I know I did, but I sia,’’ he writes, “my wife was They guarantees properly had t -IK1.KCT SCHOOL 0P- morrow. greatly like c onstituted read the run down. She had no or FalstaiT’s in appearance but with authorities against a recur- yellow journals every All is strength vigor day.—Pf quiet here and in the Yang Tse and brave enoe of such as troit Free Press. suffered great distress from her stom h ?arts an I bright weapons. outrages they GERMANY PREPARING TO STAY. & valley. re now and the Shorthand ach, but she tried Electric Bitters which “I have experiencing, condign TypewrMtJ to earnestly recommend to mnishment Aug. — ® GOOD helped her at after ] of those responsible for them Berijjb 17 Germany, Will open iu tills City September NEWS IN FEW WORDS. once, and, using four beyond Hard to Pleane. Instruction in 9W' she is your notice for such reword as you } vith such reparation as is for iu- any is receive individual ^ bottles, entirely well, can eat any- may possible doubt, preparing for and of <>»*• 1 uries everything “You said I was the all branches London, August 17.—“The allies have It’s a leem the suffered. biggest fool i Typewn'liisr thing. grand tonic, and Its gentle proper, following officers: an a,*tumn and mid will 1>« aided in securing employm®0 entered Pekin _ winter in town,” exclaimed on without figting. The lega- laxative qualities are for “Lieut. S. D, Resolved—2—That land forces should campaign irate citizen to hi splendid torpid Butler, for the admirable l e tions are relieved and the are liver. Eor properly detailed for this service and Claua. One evidence of neighbor, “and you’ve got to MU* 1’roprieW foreigners Indigestion, Doss of Appe- sontrol of his striking this ie apologize.” Kliuor S. Moody, liberated, men in all the of the t hut an ileet our the tite, Stomach and Liver tights ample of navy should be fact that a “All right, nil troubles it’s a (i slow steamer has beon right,” responded t!i The foregoing, received from the Ger- veek; for saving a wounded man at the espatohed to anti maintained at all ST. positive, guaranteed cure. Only F.Oo at charfcoteii for offender, “I’ll apologize. You are not tli NO. 80 EXCHANGE man consul at was H. 1 hreateried points on the coasts and rivers December to to ; Shanghai given out P. S. Goold, 677 •isk of his own life and under a carry fool.” Congress street, very f China biggest And still the man wr s ftIIA1IIrax D«»»rtinent—MissI by the Berlin foreign office 1 p, in. store. ^ China, material for a drug aeavy tire. sixty mile field not and kind of stenographic Resolved—y—That In the belief that satisfied.—Detroit Free Press. any every railroad. cal work. angiM®** SENT FREE TO MEN any travel-stained, weary tourist 6lgh for wanted moat. Our was CIIAHMS day short for entertainer, talking to them, or OF MUNICH. cooling streams, and listening MISCELLAAKOUS. U1SCELLANEOV8. That downy beds? Seek sight-seeing, as at six o’clock precisely to his Most Remarkable Remedy 84 Barer musloiaus, walked about the cir- ^ strasse. Would any famished the and it opera begins, behooves one to cular gallery several feet above. Not rar Restores Lost traveler know where “cuisine” is excep- be as late comers in- quickly early seated, stray off, we discovered the hunting soliloss on to Men. tional, all-plentiful, yet dainty as to ser- must stand without Vigor variably the door whose pictured walls are shown vice? Let every such go quickly to “Pension until the of the act completion Chorus bird and boast that “never was on land THE Trial Paobuge Sent l*y Mall to I MINISTER’S BUSY WIFE. hlnokh.” In aftm Visit all our and solos were sung with the Who Writ*. to Bavarian wanderings fervor or sea." These indisorlbable creations All Capi- we have never found its equal. The which love for the work win make the humble unicorn hide his dimin- of * most remarkable only give, t ree trial package day’s work, albeit mixed with ished horn. Past and feathered mailed to all who will tal pleasure, The marvellous quintette from the present Peruna a and Permanent am being Described. the fowls were shown confused. Prompt Medical Institute. began following when we revealed inextricably 1-rite the State They i morning ‘‘Meistersinger’ new beauties, Dodos hobnobbed with while who had battled for stood pheasants, Tumi so many men j holding a list of Munich sights, while Walters' incomparable “Prize iabberwocks in and ph/sloal I grazed peaceful plenty. Cure for Nervousness. ttsMMsin*® given us with the injunction to “miss forth streams of To those who value dreamless oar of lost manhood that the ln*tl- Song” brought applause. sleep, and iuffsrlhg J Years parting advice is, “Shun Ama lien burg.” spirit. My daughter is a confirmed to distribute free trial nothing.” ago we illuminated our It was our llrst meeting, on any tnw has decided stage, MBS. HEBMANN KOTZSCUMAU and wo both felt need of is a “never invalid, groat Lck,ae< to all who write. It home motto, risk putting off for an in- with “Tristan and Isolde,” so our antici- and all men who suffer with stant an invigorator. Latu»e«t The Beautus of anything which oan be a at the were oonoentrated on BOSTON <& MAINE FINANCES. sexual weakness Wagner’s pations eagerly the »ny form Of resulting Operas moment.” “One of my neighbors advised me to loss of Invariably we tack this where second evening. Where|in all mu sic'can The of the Boston & Maine ir/m toothful folly, premature operations Peruna. A weak our eye rests upon it try bottle was immediateh strength and memory, buck, vurl- Revealed. constantly. The anything more perfect be found than road for the fiscal year ending .Tune 30 ifosele, or emaciation of parts can now ly secured and a great change took, at home, aBrt themselves place In my daughter's, as well as lit fhs rbtnedy has a peculiarly grateful my own health. Our lm« if-ct of warmth aud seems to uut direct appetites tuthsdsslnd location giving strength proved very greatly, the digestion gjjd development just where it is needed. and Brief Call at Zurich on seemed much helped, and restful sleep It cures all the ills troubles that soon so we come from years of misuse of the natu- Improved us, that seemed has been an absolute suo- (^fuBOftonsand the Way. like new women. cort in all cases, A request to the State “I would not be without Peruna foU Halieal institute.. ltd Elfcetron liuiid- ten times its Ssg, Ft. Wayne, Ind., stating thut you cost, and cannot speak in one of their frse trial packages ■ too terms of its value as a desire vy. high medicine b# complied with The Ylti promptly. Mrs. Anna B. Fleharty, Galesburg, 111. of wonderful curative properties.” lisrtitate !■ desirous of reaching that A Bird’s Eye of Oho of Mrs. Anna B. great class of men who are unable to Europe’s Mrs. Anna 15. Fleharty, recent super- Fieharty. ka»e home to be treated and the free intendent of the W. C. T. U. headquar- Nervous prostration always gives fail* them to see will enable how It is Lovliest Cities. of its and can maple ters, at Galesburg, 111., was for ten years warning approach, bo gbe cured of sex dal weakness when one of the women there. For warded off by the proper treat- the proper remedies are employed. The leading easily ment. brown before Institute makes no restriction*. Any four years she was manager of the Hope Floating specks will he a suo who writes sent free Cottage Home for children at Harvey, the eyes, mental confusion, fits of ner- carefully sealed In a plain pack- Kuspk, Ills. Iler when was vous flashes of its need 1iot« no husband, living, headache, sleeplessness, age go that recipient Munich, July 24, 1C00. i’ar of embarrassment or publicity. first President of the Nebraska Wes- heat, chilly sensations, palpitation, irri- It was with Inexpressible satisfaction K»*ders are requested to write without University, at Lincoln, Neb., and tability, despondency; any of these! we learned from leyan frisy. C “Bradshaw” when or all of them should for twenty years was a member of the symptoms be again in Geneva, that the shortest way Central Illinois conference, and was the promptly met by the use of Peruna. attempt to burn A TOWN. Z round, through Zurich, was the nearest conference secretary. Peruna never fails to prevent nervoud 17.—A way home-to Munich. We Salthfleld, ill., August dellber* plead guilty In a letter written from 401 Sixty- prostration if taken in time. Peruna ia was made at to having an insatiable desire to »»attempt midnight to “see,” Seventh street, W., Chicago, 111., Mrs. the most prompt and permanent cure said desire and the the being sharpened by the pros- all cases of nervous tore pillage vlHuge. Only Fleharty says the following in regard for prostration pect or passing “one of the love- combined efforts of the 1&00 Inhabitants through to Peruna: known to tho medical profession. liest cities of “ the from destruction. Europe.” “Is it the “ a book nfed place Having lived a very active life as wife Summer Catarrh,” written by custom for the men of Zurich to The tire was discovered In the Robert- young and working partner oLa busy minister, Dr. Hartman on tho subject of the ner- store. There Is no tire promenade en masse?” we politely inter- disturbances to son grocery depart my health failed me a fow years ago. I vous peculiar summer, here ami before the bucket rogated, as the third divsion, two hun- sent free to address Tho sent brigade lost my husband about the same time, any by Peruna dred of from to farmed eotiki check the flames, 13 busi- strong, youths twelve and graduallv I seemed to lose health Medicine Co., Columbus, O. aessSotue* in the center of the town had twenty, passed us. Before speaking, our 6wbdestroyed, together with their con- thoughts ran quickly down our mental tests. calendar to make sure it wasn't a high As they were all frame buildings the festival. t ^ dimoge will not exceed |7o,(XiO. Fully "Ach das 1st die Sang-Veroin,” ex- THE plained the (nulling frau. JLater seem NAME™"™" iBfiiml experi- saying may hard, the we Isolde’s doing half inarticulate “Tristan,” as show an increase in gross revenue over Io several house*# near the scene of the ence taught us that as the fete day is to know Is harder but has experience proved the love portion wakes her heartP The the of The sur- the so Is previous year $2,257,995. Sis theiacWHilarH** were discovered ti'V- Parisian, the Hang Yereln, •that It is all that following implicitly orchestra satisfied so completely In every shows a of Turn Verein and plus gain $104,793, CLARION to up valuable# left the Innumerable Vereins to eaves lost Our iag gather by mourning opportunities. note and shade of meaning that acting The balance sheets shows the total as- the Germans—an occasion for a ON A dti»ns In the excitement attending the picnic. objective point was the Glass its and Palaoe, speech were almost superfluous. sets to be $80,179,237, as against $74,2261,- S& Zurich offers to the passing traveller who huge proportions demanding unweary What need of words to tell .the lovers’ 329 a year ago. were driven out of halt a makes the slight exertion necessary— its and Tbsy dozen feet, pictures bric-a-brac, new deep despair, when violins wailed it all! Under liabilities the funded debt is I RANGE OR we not put STOVE, boose and from town be- what have gained as easily else- every year, fresh The finally escajx*d requiring energy. What living Tristan or Isolde could thrill down as 21,330,334; audited vouchers and where—a most fore the Inhabitants realized that an at- comprehensive bird’s eye door was opened, when with E., looking up love’s ecstasy, triumphant over accounts, $1,916,982; rentals and tax«s I FURNACE view of the at wholesale had been city and its environments. and down the street, “Some like tempt looting declared, death, “wind, wood, brass, and low, due, $836,337; suspense account, $886,316; aide. “This tram will take you directly to the where near is the Brunnenbubel. We SIGNIFIES THE deep ’cello I” Injury fund, $150,000; contingent fund, university on the hill.” In ten minutes knew the moment had FKKltiiiT RATES SMASHED. come to see the This is the day for Nymphonburg, we $150,000, and profit and loss, $1,283,017, HIGHEST GRADE we were illustrated and not an comparing “guide” fountain, Instant did we risk decided as sun and The dividend on the common 17.—It was sky together prom- stock of |Chicago, August reported with the “This Is the It before R material and manufacture. CLAR- reality: way turning corners, looking into an- ised fair. The chief reason for our amounts to that tran#-oontinentul rates have going $3,451,178, today for here’s the and over there IONS results that cannot be ob- lies, lake, gles, searching by-streets. There it was! was to find out “what’s In a for y give to smash in the name,” gene scramble tor con- the mountains.” “bird’s FROM THE LAW COURT. 8 tained with and heaters of inferior If s more economical to By eye view,” Far back underneath the trees, so small, certainly, we a ranges quality. tact* for thought, “NymDhenburg” carrying government supplies a mass or a first the best. If dealer does not have the write to us. meaningless buildings naturally glance hardly showed the mischiev- must contain endless possibilities. We The following rescript was yesterday j| buy your CLARIONS, te3an Francisco where they are put but Zurich’s suggests itself, “bird’s eye” ous satyr and his boyish victim. The later discovered that four hours’ received from the law court: •board constant the transports for China or tht is of abnormal size. wo WOOD & BISHOP Easily dlstln- one subject in the glass palao* that posed looking and walking through castles and Androscoggin ss. I^ssr- CO., Bangor,Me The rate 1 Philippine*. great cuttings has church and famous “tonhalle” on canvas gulshed after canvas w%s his highness wood did not exhaust thohi. The little Union Water Power company, applt, ^ tea made, it la said, In attempts to ge' 1 with its two ornamental ..... towers, where the Prince Regent, Guitpold of Bavaria, suburb named for the schloss lies all vs. City of Lewiston. Rescript, tflemeat from It b 1 shipment* Chicago. later we a chorus of male voices a Per curiam—It is enjoyed showing kindly face, but one not even about the long, narrow canal where rows the opinion of the Npffod today that secret rule cutting and music the stirring by principal mlli- ! Kaulbach’s skill could render kingly. I of trees droop almost to the water. Once court that the petitioner made and Mfri ntly diminished, if not complete tary band. Time and space, in the I Far more atiraotlve we found the artist’s inside the rambling building, brought in to the assessors In the year Reliable prolit#. suggesting ^|piterated, PKEfcsH, control so many things! pre- {ideal heads, “The Girl with F’ruit, I In its exterior some state institution I 1898, a true and perfect list of its taxable ih railroad circles the of tht ---l — danger --—-- i property as required by the statute. Time-Tellers war thus started Ifcight becoming goner According to the stipulations of th9 fl among transcontinental roads is re parties the entry must therefore be, case Accurate garded as Imminent. Watches, to stand for trial. -1 Elgin and Waltham A * > A/TiAA/Ui VAW'DIiXU. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN AS Movements Allentown, Pa., August 17.—A passen SOCIATION. In on the Perkomen railroad struck Every Grade. ger Miss Russell will speak on the North- torse and at The wagon Palm, Montgomery held Y.W. C. A. conference at the Young Most recent and killed county, today, Instantly th< Women’s Christian Association rooms Styles of Cases, three of the vehicle. The deac Skylights oocupants Sunday at 4.30 p. in. All women wel- AND VENTILATORS, Gold, Gold Filled ire: come MADE OF SHEET META1. John F. Wolle of Allentown. Prcof against leaks from weather and condensation. And Silver. Harvey D. Wolle, his brother. A SAILING EXCURSION. E. VAN NOORDEN COMPANY, Low Priced Massachusetts Mass. Watches, John V. Gott&half, of New York, a On Sunday morning at 9.30 the Forest 944 Ave., BOSTON, brother-in-law. Queen will leave Custom House wharf Send for catalogue. jlyiilW&Snrm Expensive Watches. The men left her early this morning for a trip to Old Orchard Pier, and again for the purpose of camping along the at 2 o’clock. This excursion makes a de- Perkomen creek near Palm. lightful trip along the shores of the Cape, Geo. T. Springer, After setting up camp the men started Scar boro and Old Orchard Reach. Try 513 Street is the wagon for a nearby loe house to it and see how the ocean breeze will in- Congress Dr. TnTh &S got ioe for the camp, and were killed vigorate you. Lyon’s while the tracks. PERFECT crossing SEVENTEENTH INFANTRY RE- UNION. THE Z4NTE HAIR WESTERN TIMBER FIRES. DESTROYER Gray, August 17.—Thursday at Gray A Harmless for the Removal of Del Norte, Col., August 17.—Heavy Liquid was held the ninth reunion of the 17th Tooth Powder Superfluous Hair. limber fires are south and west of raging U. S. Infantry Regimental Association. It not only removes the liair perfectly clear M Norte, from the head of the south LUXURY. In live niiaiues, but will, if applied every third The business meeting was called to or- AN ELEGANT TOILET day, remove the hair permanently, The length fork of the Rio Grande to the head of t he der at 11 o’clock. In the absence of the of time it takes to entirely destroy it, depends Used of refinement the of the hair. Conejos river. The damage is the greatest by people upon strength president, Wm. It. Hudson of Roslindale, This liquid contains'no acid, or in over a of a caustic, pois- the of the There is for quarter century. onous there is no history country. Mass., the lirst vice president, Capt.J. J. substance, danger ot its almost conclusive evidence that these fires leaving a scar, or causing injury in any way. Emerson of Boston, was in the chair.' The Zanto H air Destroyer la sold under a written are No rain is and the Incendiary. falling The report of the reunion held at the EXECUTORS’ NOTICE. guaiauteo to accomplish all that is claimed of it. fire has unlimited across 50 miles of subscribers notice that $1,50 Kxpiess Paid, sway Preble House, Portland, on Thursday, 11HE hereby give they country. have been duly appointed Executors of the August 17, 1899, was read by the secre- ast Will and Testament of tary, Lieut. Henry F. liioe, and accept- WILLIAM SPEAK, late of South Portland, GLOBE BANK AFFAIRS. n the of Cumberland, ed. The treasurer's showed that County deceased, Paris Hair report ind bonds as tho law directs. Lovering’s of given Store, Boston, August 17.—Receiver Wing the affairs of the association wero in All persons having demands against the estate 1900 Washington St., lloston, the Globe bank has to the >f said deceased are desired to present tiro my la eodtf National paid a with a small prosperous condition, ! ;ame for settlement, and all indebted thereto House association the last of the venting us from writing about shops tilled "The Mandolin in rather than a we no Owing Player," exquisite king’s palace, paid surplus in the treasury. lie requested to make payment immediately. full of silks, “so of In and in If heed decoration on WILLIAM F. $,000,000, which that lnsltitution ad- cheap!’* loiterings coloring haunting expression. to gorgeous wall and At the eleotlon of to SPEAK, officers, according ALKEKT E. DYEli subscribers hereby gtve notlco that they vanced to the bank months in shady parks, and twilight hours on the one is a Leu bach’s famous nor to the stiff-lace of eight ago portrait lover, ceiling, portraits a unanimous vote, the usual routine was South Portland, July 31,1900. THEhave been clulv appointed Executrices of the that its failure bo lake. We have decided that to bo wholly work is here, shown at its ancestral and a the last Will and Testament of hope* might best—broad, kings queens. Through departed from, and no vice-presidents augl-dlawswS* averted. a must each side of the master. half door we had HENRY f. DEWEY, late of Receiver Wing will now devote fascinating city grow strong touches, proving open caught sight of an were elected. The officers elected for the Portland, in the of ( umbealand, deceased. All himself to oil the It the water, and have many bridges. All Wo were down Maximilian and on it a pastel picture of a most County paying depositors. hurrying easel, year liKH), are: President, Capt. J. J. persons having demands against the estate of will this has Zurioh. We had been on the Strasse when from a saul take $1,600,000. window filled with twentieth century girl, “This,” ex- Emerson, Boston; secretary and treasur- Sure Your Piles. deceased are desired to present the same FREE. for and all Indebted thereto are train from nine till six, we were dusty, we the of the to the smil- settlement, re- pictures, oaught stony glance plained guide, pointing er, Lieut. Henry F. Rice, to niatce BOSTON’S TAX RATE. Gray; chap- I liave nothing to sell but will direct quested payment, immediately. tired and hungry, but what cared we for an unfamiliar Medusa. We then and carefully the gladly 8< PH HON I A W. DEWEY, stopped, ing face, grading ranks, A. M. Concord ; ufferers from to a lain, Elmes, Junction, Piles. Fistula, etc., perfect LIZZIE 11. ME it KILL. Boston. August 17.—Boston’s tax rate discomforts. W. smiled, E. tried to leave, but the face held us its “is the Prince Regent’s Prince uro. I was cured without and without physical by nephew, Mass. pain, Portland, July 31, 1900. uug4dlaw3wS* for j he use ot a and without of l'.OO was fixed the assessors united “we” were it useless to we Frederlo’s wife’s sister, She is u knife, Interruption today by beamed, positively power. Finding resist, Span- a unanimous *t By vote the president, ny business duties. Send me your address and IH.70, as last hilarious The reason for this exuber- ish Princess and visits hero six as l agalr&t $13.10 year. inquired within. "It is the work of weeks the and treasurer and the inclose stamp, 'fritters please not apply AUCTION- secretary chap- \ who are Bils is the rate since when It was all due to German air and this is her vish only to help those suffering need- largest 1885, ancet Franz Stuck, a favorite Munich artist; each year, and apartment.” constitute the board the lain, of directors l eBsly, as I once did. Address, N. B. 8. Box Wednesday, August 22nd at IO city was put on a $9 but which Germon soil. Once more we were in his latest will find in this As we looked round the room with Me. limit, paintings you huge for the coming year. The selection of the 26,Lewiston, o’clock a. in., oil (lie premises ^increased by the state legislature to Deutsclhana, and above all “where our yenr’s art exhibition." That was quite its lofty green-canopied bed, we hoped in Greene, tlie farm of tile late llJftO place of meeting for_tho reunion of 19U1 hearts fain would be.’’—Munchen. Does sulliclent to make unmindful of din- her never forgot to her €. J. also known as us, Highness bring —always held on the third Thursday of 0A CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH Stoddard, or to her ner and such material things, spend photos, neglected pin up Span- August, was left to the board of direc- THE A. B. DONNELL FARM to make the hours looking at the unusual pictures. ish posters dreary ^chamber pills situated about 1-3 of a mile from de-• tors. and Greeie PennyroyalH .... Original Only Genuine. m ^ q Stuck s strongest point for us is his seem less dismal, “Turn to the SAFE. dlwiiTs rellttblo. Ln. ask Druggist pot on Main street leading from Lewiston to left, the meeting the death was re- tor During L CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Greene. 170 acres ; nice buildings; cuts largo originality, his subjects and his treat- follow the right angled triangle, then lu RED and Gold metallic boxen, sealed amount of 1000 1300 ported of Col. Henry Inman, the author, I bay; apple trees, raised with bluo ribbon. Take no other. his own. ahead with three at Refuse bbls. in 189(5; cider mill and nice cement* ment being all What terrible, keep straight turns in who died his home in Topeka, Kan., Danffernii* Kabul Hutton* and apples Imita- ed ce’lar for cider 70 feet A amount of 62 tion*. Buy or your or send long. large relentless force is in his which as many directions, and you can’t at the age years. Druggist, 4e. In "Furieg," possi- Particular*, Tentlmonlals of personal property will be sold, consisting of Dinner was served. President Emer- ftna Relief for needed no reference to catalogue to tell bly miss it, “were the last words of Lftdlen,Min letter, by re- all Kinds of farming tools, live cows and other son and Judge Enoch Foster were turn Mall. 10,000 Testimonials. Sold by stock; also the furniture. is as he the »H Druggists, Ghlehe»ter Chemical the meaning. What there in art and Marmion,” pocketed fee, and among the speakers. Mention this Go., If stormv sale will take place next fair Stiffness of and paper. Mudlso.i Square, FlllLA., PaI day. Scratches, Sprains, Joints, Fatigue Munich not his arm over googin & f. i. music that does offer to tour- impartially waved the mon.thu&sat-tf marble, day, DE WET ELUDES Auctioneers, Administrator, or We smiled a faint KITCHENER. ist student. The old and new Pinak- estate. “danke sehr,” aug 1 >th,sat,tu3t otheks, lilled with ancient and modern and started in pursuit. To add to our Pretoria,August 16.—(Thursday)—Gen. lirANTED—-For U. 8. army. Able bodied treasures, were within a stone's throw of discomfiture, sun and sky had forgotten De Wet has managed to elude Gen.Kitch- unmarried men between ages of 21 and Pond’s Extract lio 5, citizens of the United States, of good our pension, and every spare moment we their early promise, and it was ner, in spite of the fact that all the Brit- pouring. j iharacter and temperate liabits, who can were there, trying to imprint upon our Of course we lost our way, we knew we ish wagons had double teams of picked < peak, read and write English. Recruits are f service in a animals. The Boers evaded the British uecially desired for Philippines, Worms? mind's eye the lasting colors of should. If “there is pleasure in the If a child is don’t to jp| Corggio ’’or information apply to RECRUITING OF- ailing uoglect tost^m\ CAUTIONt Refuse the Witch Havel at over known ! for worms. Give several doses of weak, watery and Murillo. What memorable noons in pathless wood5 its not when little streams by marching night ground j riCER, 205Va Midcilo St., Portland, Me. elf Preparations represented to be “the same as" POND’S to them, while their pursuers were Jpguno ryvotCj, the English garden, listening to the best come down from every tree, soaking um- jyS-XuTli&Sat-tosepl I TRUE’S PIN WORM ELIXIR 1 obliged to march in the day time. v EXTRACT, which easily soar and generally contain If worms are present they will be expelled. A harmless music! We have on one's Bj Bj "wood German yet to meet brella and dripping neck. Final- O vegetable tonic, making rich, pure blood. Atyour drug- Bj alcohola deadly poison. POND’S EXTRACT gists, 35c. l>r, J. F. True A Co. Auburn, Me.il B& sS&0$i one whom Munich has not cast its we stumbled on the a CAPTAIN M1LLKEN DISCHARGED. | is Bold ONLY in SEALED bottles, enclosed in buff upon ly “Badenburg, miss A, L. SAWYER’S spell. Daily we jjad studied the opera tiny building, but still a schloss, Here Washington, August 17.—Capt. Seth M, posters, hoping ftr Wagner’s name. At we saw the room in which, in most Milliken, assistant oommissary of sub- School of Shorthand and Typewriting, 1 last it came, not once, but twice. Fri- unique fashion, the Prinoe received his sistence, United States volunteers,having 44 WE DO NOT WANT boys or loafers t« Centennial "* write us; men of ability orly, $200 t» I _• and the will two hundred On his Block, 03 Exchange St. nrp4^:'■' day Monday closing season, guests years ago. their tendered resignation, is honorably $500 per month, salesmen and general agents, be "The "Tristan arrival were ushered from the service of salary or commission, spocial inducements, given Mel3tersinger, they Immediately discharged the United Term will brain Sept. 4. Touch Type " RACINE FIRE ENGINE & MOTOR CO< and Isolde.’ Exactly, the ones we into the swimming tank, while the royal States, to take effect August 25. t lting a specialty aUg!4eoatf ltacinw, Wl*. je30S12t MISCELLANEOUS. FINANCIAL. AMFSF.MF.NTS. / AMIISBMENM. THE Mr.Erving Winslow of the Anti-Imper- ?rned by its own people. Up to date" we PRESS. ialist League, says that Dr. Leverson, he have seen nobody, nor heard of anybody, who with the who is in favor of our in "Lessees and corresponded Filipinos, remaining It is not only beautiful women who JEFFERSON Manager* AUGUST 1000. THEATRE, SATURDAY, 18, “has caused the league much annoyance Uhina longer than is absolutely necessary hang over the mirror in tlie morning. BO N and and Matinee, 17 ami the wast- DS. Friday Saturday Saturday Aug. Anxious women are l§. by emotional and intemperate utterances to rescue our citizens ana obta in repara- who watching of their stand before the mirror We offer, subject to sale:— The overland tour from coast to coast RICHARD in TEllJUSl on the of We tion for done to them and their ing beauty, great GOLDEN the subject anti-expansion.” injuries and note the best of all New Washington County (Maine) 4's due 1923-1928. England piavs DAILY FRESS- should think that some of Mr. Winslow s It be said with property. may increasing Cilyof Portland 4’s due 1902-1912. or the end of lines etched < of AMP PATHOS By the year, $0 in advance $7 at utterances might have annoyed the league perfect truth that there is a general con- ity ;-outli Portland 4’s due 1903. OLD HUMOR about Town of Elizabeth 4’s due to 1904. the year. for the same reason. emotion- sensus of that we should out by pain Cape 110) Certainly opinion get the mouth City of Augusta 4’s due 1919. P A N Y SHIER AIM the EO cents. o rTcInaTTcom XmJ By month, al and >£ this as as of P.eifast 4’s due JED DTears intemperate would be mild char- muddle soon possible. That, and eyes. City 19:8. Town of Yarmouth 3 1-2’s due to 190G. acteristics of some of them. we is the administration’s Thousands of 1902 SPLENDID NE^ PRODUCTION believe, view, City of Cincinnati 5’s due The DAILY PRESS Is delivered at these rates such (Ohio) 1910-1930. PRQUTY and it has been matters to that women, City of Urhana (Ohio) 4 1-2's cue 19og. to subscribers in all of shaping THE SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD. every morning parts Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, known to the wrecked in Lucas Countv (Ohio) 4 1-2's due 1904. and as far as Yet it is to be tlie Fire Scene. See Hie Champion Choir of Portland, and In Westbrook, and South Port- possible and in Poitlanu Water Co. 4's due 1927. See Funny Hancock Christian Scientists as “Mother” Eddy, body the Four Old Yankees. Connty. t'eared that withdrawal is not to Watertown Water First See Funny land. going disposition, (Mass.) Supply Co. the Caue Walk. See ami Heat the Original has demonstrated to the satisfaction of a Mortgage 5’S due 1905. Nee Country Country stv MAINE STATE PRESS — be an easy Mach will un- haggard, tlie Great loart Room Scene. in’s nnd Doin’s. (Weekly) thing. depend, Water Co. First Mort- See Boston Post reporter, who recently visit- nervous, irri- Framingham (Mass.) By the year, $1 m advance, or $1.25 at the doubtedly, upon the action of the Euro- gage 4 1-2’s due 125. Kvery living member of the original cast will appear in tne role created by him. ed her, that she is in the best of health, table, cross, Portland & Elizabeth First PRICES, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 35c. JUTINISH, 73c, end of the year. pean powers. If they can be brought to have the Cape Ry. Mortgage 30c, 33* are by 5’s (a s timed by Portland K. R. Co.) due 1015. For six 60 for three months, and that all reports to the contrary monih3, cents; see things in the light that we are seeing use of Doctor Medfleld & Men St. First 5E cents way (Mass.) Ry. slanders concocted to hurt the science of Pierce’s Fa- Mortgage 5’s due 1920. and Matinee, 24 them all will be easy. I3ut if any or all Thursday, Friday Saturd^uind Saturday Aug. 23, and 25 which she is the chief expounder. As vorite Pre- Claud Rapids Ry. Co. First Mortgage 5’s due Subscribers whose papers are not delivered of them—if any it will probably be all— 1916. Y LraTl ,F! have some of we scription VER FAUST we copied these slanders Toronto, Hamilton & Butfalo Mort- promptly are requested to notify the office of proceed to appropriate territory or estab- been entirely I!y. First make this and add gage 4’s due 1946. the DAILY PRESS, No. «7 Exchange street cheerfully statement, cured, and lish “spheres of influence5’, there is great Denver City Tramway Co. First Mortgage 5's a devout wish that it settle the watched with *c Portland Me. may that there will in this due 1919. danger grow up the of the marked E:rie UNDERWOOD.SPRINGT question of “Mother” Eddy's health for- delight progress cure, Telegraph & Telephone Co. Collateral a demand we country that follow suit. by brightening eyes, reddening cheeks, Trust o’s dim 192G. Patrons of the PRESS who are leaving town evermore. on of Casco and rounding form. Niagara Falls Power Co. First Mortgage 5’s A Beautiful Paik the Shore Breezy B3y. the addresses of due 1932. NEW PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEK. temporarily may have their Woman’s general health depends largely ENTIRELY The Democrats may try to get the Hon. CURRENT COMMENT. Particulars papers changed as often as they may desire by upon the local health of the organs dis- unon appHotlou; corres- THE* the office William Jennings Bryan to make six tinctively feminine. in pondence solicited. FAOBTTES, notifying Irregular periods CAROLINE It. NICHOLS, Conductor. speeches in this State, but they will try maidenhood, followed after marriage by THE SEPTEMBER ELECTION. Par Excellence.”—N. Y. Sun. debilitating drains, and the common con- • in. Democrats will stay at home in Septem- swan&barrett, p. p. For as a of his tirely removed “Favorite Prescription,” Pml(i, by the blossoms a new and 186 Middle hence body in beauty, tbe C. J. GORMAN’S MINSTRELS AND VAUDEVILLES influence with the voters Four years and nobody expeots the Republi- is St., mind freed from gloom and de- with tlie Concerts at 3 and 8 tn. cans to carry Maine with the substantial entirely ME. will give their relined Entertainment in connection p. ago he came here, but that was ostensi- spondency. “Favorite Prescription” is not a PORTLAND, Electric Fountain will play during tlie William McKinley unanimity that existed tour years ago BUgl8 Ilf Superb entertainment. at to vi3it the candidate for stimulant, containing no alcohol or whisky. of eiectric road, lleservoii seals for the bly, least, Maine has a normal Republican strength Admission free to patrons the entertainraw, of onto. “In Oars leave heart of Elm eireet fifteen minutes, afternoon and vice president, the Hon. Arthur Sewall. about 20 per cent larger thaa the Demo- October 18891 gave birth to a baby and the TUB = To cents each. every eveniug treatment I received at the hands of the midwife shore dinners at Ihe Casino. Excellent __ cratic—that the ______He made a few speeches, but the effect of is, Republicans usually left me with female weakness,’’ writes Mrs. throw the of for Vice President, thpm was not such as to make him wish 75,OJOto Democrats, upwards Cordelia Henson, of Coniton, Royd Co., Ky. “I But the C3r-JS3TVt 00,000. four years ago Demo- had no health to speak of for three years. I had to the The Maine THE3.A.T:e£e, repeat experiment. crats threw but 84,350 vote3 in Septem- another baby which was the third child. My have ber, whereas in threw over health began to fail and I had three miscarriages Casco Democrats will to be content with 1890, 1892, they National Bank Theodore ltoosevelt so I found worn out. I had 55,000; in 1888 over 01,0U0; in 1876 over myself completely .OF. PEAKS ISLAND. men of much smaller calibre than R|r. so many pains and aches life was a burden 00,000. Thus the average my Of New York. Rprji.n Republican to me and also to all the family, for I was nerv- in from 1870. plurality presidential years ous and cross and I could not sleep. Just after PORTLAND, MAINE. at 8 00. Matinees at 245, on the Main? gubernatorial ticket, is my last miscarriage (in 1896) I was taken with a Evenings The people of New Orleans oannot be severe LEIl for about 17,000. In 1880 the opposition car- pain in left side. Had four doctors come Governor, to see me wo:k AUO. 13, IDOO. blamed much if they smile a mocking ried the State by a mall plurality, but but at last I found I was slowly dying. The doctors said I had liver, and uterine 1824. read the accounts of the Garfield carried the national ticket lung Incorporated smile when they by trouble. I was in bed for mouths and when I JOHN F. HILL. 5000 The is riot in New York. The plurality, fact, accordingly, did get up I looked like a corpse about. “anti-nigger1: walking CAPITAL, AM) SVKPLCS Matinees Every Day E*cepl Nlonday. that all over 17,000 plurality that Hill I commenced to take I>r. Pierce's Golden Med- New York affair was almost identical * A§TTi||ilY b reoeives for Governor of Maine three ical Favorite and Pel- HU 8 IlfT 8 For Representative to Congress, Discovery. Prescription,’ with the New Orleans affair. It sprang weeks from next Monday, may be regard- lets,’ and ever since then I have been a well GEM THEATRE stoe|( E0||!pm to woman. At my now, I have no from the same cause—the ed be the occasion of special congratu- monthly period A Five Act Comrdy by Dion IS on clou a 11. precisely killing pain. My cheeks are red and my faee is white, AMOS I,. ALLFN. lation. Should he receive below that Casco Co. of a a but before it was as as saffron.” Sale of Resenrved seats at the Hay Steamship Same popular prices. policeman by negro—it pursued no yellow ONE Adulti tidal wave could be MILLION figure discerned, when seats for matinee will be one tree buying any upon request giv.m adjoining seat to- » the same course—hunting for unless the should fall between tlie of four and twelve with etch ss.it FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. exactly figures considerably etilld ages purchised. The Cuco Bay stoimon and them wherever belo v the average The Democrats of will leave Custom House Wha f at 7.30 for evc.viug aui it 2.1 > for matinee performances. At O. Smith of negroes assaulting Large—Jo; ®pli Skowhegan; course are their Maine P. Wescou of Portland. found. It was not so as th8 New making campaign George deadly Engagement fofr THREE WEEKS of the THKMOST TUBATRE stock compact of First List.-Charles F. of Portland. this year largely on local issues, but there DOLLARS. Libby Boston, Monday Evening. Aug. 20. First Bronson Orleans affair, probably because negroes is no that Maine voters beginning week, Second Dist.—.tames W. Wakefield of Bath. sign repose par- Howard's Greatest f lay, Third Dist.—Fred Atwood, Winterport. are scarcer In New York than in the ticular confidence in the ability of the Fourth Disc.—Alntou H. Iioulton. Fogg, Southern city. It was carried on by hood- Bryanites in Maine to improve county cr ARISTOCRACY, State government. Interest Paid on Tickets Now on Sale for this CUMBERLAND COUNTY. lums, and so was the New Orleans riot; Engagement. We look to see a round majority for Senatois—Harry K. Virgin, Portland, and we fear it indioates quite as strong Hill for governor and for the Republican Thurston S. Burns. TIME DEPOSITS. Westbrook, the the ticket in in but the size Joseph Y. Hodsdon. Yarmouth, prejudice against negro among September Maine, of that will on the ex- Winburn S. Staples, Bridgton. general population in New York as exists majority depend Attorney—Robert T. Whltehouse. Portland. tent to which hard Republican work is cAsmo, in New and affords a deal Sheriff—Oreu T. De admission to Ui?P1k.M'S private obligations. That will not tend budding and including Amos L. Allen at So. Berwick. from Paris that the splendid academy gymnasium announcing pictures bath, steam heated and lo date in re of Portland due 1907 SAILUIG T HIP. to make the nation good. It will at of the up every City fi’s, AUGUST 29. Grand Trunk Railway System spent; Sturievant Heme the finest girls’ rtormi the same time take this nation on The KOIt KST will leave the f« out of exhibition at the Exposition had been tory in Sew England, steam heat, haihs on Portland Water Co. 4’s, 1927 GVBKS .t 4 for ii sail around Wood Inland ahl «• Edward C. Swott at Brldgton. the of the and awarded the gold medal by the inter- every floor, electric lights, etc.; hoard, rooms, category enlightened pro- urn. Tickets i.'*c C. W. T. GODING, Xlale at national The hea; aim 1 gln.s in this dormitory $3.53 per Water Eugene Brldgton. jury. collection Included Oakland, Me., B. CU. gressive nations of Europe, like England week, catalogue free. Address auKlCuat Gen. Manager C. B. S. Geo. Edmund Foss at Sebago Lake. seventy five views. Co. 1918 Chas. E. Fairbanks at Sebago Lake. and Germany, and place it In the list^vith \V. K. SARflEKT, Prfn. 5’s, Hebron, Mr. 1 Edward Parson Brown at Sebago Lake. China and That will not tend Portland Turkey. Pall Trust Water 'Perm Co., NEGRO OUTBREAK Newport, Me., Walter C. Emerson at Lake In AVERTED. Opens Tnesday, September Sebago to make the nation great. Neither will 11, lOOO. jlyl4d2m -AND.... Tternoon. Chicago, August 17.—A special to the Co. 4’s, 1929 AUGUST 30. the carrying out of the programme which Trinune from New Orleans says: & the Chicago platform has laid down rela- llangor Aroostook ! €be CUife**.! Adam E. at King Merrymeeting Park. Another outbreak against the negroes »* Chas, II. Litchman at So. Water boro. tive to the courts tend to make the lid. Co. 5’s, 1943 was narrowly averted here last Julius C. Burrows at Portland. country great or good, but quite the con- night. fy 1 | Branch Railroad Co 1918 Chas. E. Littlefield at Portland. Mr. Payne, a powerful negro, living Quincy 5’s, 5) Usually thinks Life Insurance trary. Bryan’s purpose may be sin- 9 j In the in which Robert Safe 5- may be desirable, but sometimes ! i neighborhood West Tunnel AUGUST 31. cere, but his method of working it Vaults, Chicago Deposit has doubts about the a the tf* lurking out needs revision. Charles, negro desperado, was killed Eugene Hale at Brunswick. Co. 5’s 1909 1> 4wisdom much * a rew weeks fire on two of “spending" Curtis Guild at York. ago,opened depu- 87 and 89 St ■ (Guaranteed by West Street It'd * Exchange Chicago Co.) money for it. Amos L. Allen at York. ty sheriffs who to arrest him J The news of yesterday morning that the attempted Superior Quality. Chas. H. Litchman at Biddeford. an a warrant at a Circular descriptive of tlicse allies have entered __ charging shooting Andrew J. Colburn at Otlsfleld. Pekin, appears to be WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. white man. Capital Stock, $200,OOC 1 and oilier Issues mailed on Frederick Hale at Otlsfleld. fully continued by later despatches, and ap- The negro resisted arrest and shot at Surplus and Profits, > SEPTEMBER 1. along with it comes the welcome intelli- 175,00? plication. Cbe lUidow*; the officers, who returned the fire. Four gence that the legat loners and foreign We now have a good stock of Lehigh Total Deposits, | Curtis Guild at Kennebunk. shots were 1,800,OOC residents were exchanged. Chas. H. Litchman at Kennebunk. found safe and sound and Coals, such as citizens but Hazleton, Honey Ilrook, Andrew J. Colburn at Casco promptly rescued. Thus the Angry quickly gathered principal Hard Kno*ws it to be the best posses- | Frederick Hale :he police changed the crowd in number Special Reading, etc, A full line Specialties:—Hierh Grade Ponds fo $ at Casco. object of the expedition to Pekin has been Mercantile Trust Go. ify sion a man can hJbue, knows J and forced a dispersal. of free also Investment. Interest Paid on Deposits SEPTEMBER 3. accomplished, and accomplished, too, burning coals, Franklin, Portland, Maine. that money paid for it Unsaved. The J far less negro,frightened by the demonstra- not * Curtis Guild at No. Berwick. with bloodshed than was generally English and American CaDnels, Poca- $ spent. tion, submitted to arrest and Amos L. Allen at No. Berwick. when the set out. peacefully WM. G: DAVIS. Prext. *>-1 anticipated expedition is now'in with double hontas and Creek John Barrett at Harrison. jail guards protect- Georges Cumberland. •XAS. P. BAXTER, Vice Prext. Now that the main object of the mar ch him. Richard Webb at Harrison. ing Enter IIAURY BUTLER, Tre»«. AUCTION SAL« 4. to Pekin has up your orders and take advan- Cushman K. been achieved, what nextP JOSHUA C. LIBBY, Axrt. Tr«*s Davis at Saco. ANARCHISTS DETAINED. 1 «« 1 G W. Atkinson at Springvale. Of course a demand will be made for the tage of summer price. TRUSTEE*. ^ Experience I Wm.G.Dnvl F. O. BAILEY & CO. punishment of those who have been the Washington, August 17.—Chief Wilkie Franklin R, Barren *__;-fff j SEPTEMBER 4. Jas. P. Baxter, Sidney W. Tliaxtea 1 1 )f the United States 100. • Instigators of, and the partakers the secret service stated Telephone Win. W’. Biown, Chan, E. J net ioneers and Cora mission i- John in, Libby, Mercian Barrett at Raymond. Walter G. Da In, A. II. Demonstrates the and I attacks upon the legationers and today that two Italians, Natabe Maresca Walker, Salesroom 4G /ft reliability Robert T. Whitehouse at Raymond. foreign Offices—76 COMMERCIAL ST. Chan, O. Bancroft, Geo. E. Kraus, Kxobange Street. 1 uid Mlchil had been detained value of old-line Life Insurance. G W. Atkinson at Lebanon Centre. residents, and ample reparation will be Gulda, at Frederick Ruble, Clinton I,. Baxter, ^ } F. O. BAILKir. t. W. ALLIS' Union Mutual Policies Amos L. Allen at Lebanon Centre. Insisted tor the New York harbor his 70 EXCHANGE ST. David VV. Snow, Harry Butler. represent upon injuries done to persons quarantine, by man * tl zjy g trders. Their deportation to jlylBdtf ft the acme of insurance progress, i SEPTEMBER 5. and property. With these things accom- Naples, Italy, will be recommended to the secre- fully in lint voith the most plished, as can be without ^ J John Barrett at So. Portland. they probably tary of the treasury. a advanced ideas, purchased h serious for it is On 1 this’ g Robert T. Whitehouse at So. Portland. trouble, evident from the August government was ad- /ft the yearly dejyosit of a srm D. E. Moulton at So, 1 •ised from Naples that Maresca, an an- | Portland. slight resistance offered to the expedi- percentage of their face value. ! G. W. Atkinson at W. Buxton. archist, was about to leave for the United RANDALL & MCDONALD jh tion that the Chinese are a deal < STEAMBOAT CO. nvUlc in good $ Amos L. Allen at W. Buxton. good States and that he might attempt to at- zjy Easily acquired humbled REMOVED. to not} t and ready to accept any reason- 1 ack the President. Whereupon an in- ft health, impossible buy if SEPTEMBER 6. 1 no care, able terms of peace, there will still re- stigation was made and while it could M’ALLISTER. ^ easily kept, requiring j John not be determined that Maresca was an no attention other than the reg- Barrett at Limerick. main the question of the fnture govern- ^ g f it that he was a G. W. Atkinson at Limerick. narohist, developed con- vlar payment of premiums, ment of China. This is the that y Excursion j question ict. Amos L. Alien at Limerick. Sunday Full MAINE Charles .... TO.... particulars fret. is to F. going prove the most perplexing PENSIONS. Flagg, | ^ SEPTEMBER 7. To Save Her and give rise to the most difficulty in its Child Washington, August 17—The following John Barrett at Biddeford. settlement. Here, It is to be the From frightful disfigurement Mrs. pensions have been granted to Maine peo- INVESTMENT G. w. at feared, SECURITIES, Atkinson Biddeford, * Jannie of Ga ple: powers are to clash. The United Gallager, LaGrange, ap- ORR’S ISLAND. Union mutual Chas. E. Smith at Biddeford. going lied lias removed to new Bucklen's Arnica Salve to great TNCBEASH. bail kin; ST Steamer leaves Edward at States harbors no the ter- | Portland Pier at 10 a. m. Sun. | Payson Brown, Yarmouth. designs against e ores on her head and and writes day, 19th. for 0 j face, 11 rooms, Aug main's, Littlejohns, Great of China, 1 bs Geo. York, Konnebunk Beach, $8. SEPTEMBER, 8. rifcory It has repeatedly made quick cure exceeded all her hopes, Lbeheague atid Orr’s Isbn t. Cif« Insurance £»• t etc. Return—Leave Orr’s 1 It known to the works wonders in Skin OBiaiNAn, widows, Island at 3 p. m John Barrett at Berwick. European powers that it Sores, Bruises, j j and Chebeague, 4,15p, m.; 4.30 p. is in or Iruptlons, Cuts, Burns, Scalds Piles. Special, accrued 194 Littlejohn’s. * nu: G. W. Atkinson at Berwick. favor maintaining the o B August 2, Cynthia J. MIDDLE ST. a Oousln’s. 4.40 in. Integrity 5o. Cure guaranteed by H. P. S p. lfle. Edward Payson Brown at Brunswick. of the and Herring, Foxoroft, *8; Flora A. Grlndle, | Fare, round trip to Orr’s Island, 50 5 Portland, empire leaving it to be gov- t loold, 677 Congress street, South cent*. fi druggist. Penobscot, $12. augy Other IMS legs. i55 cents. Dinner can he ob- Portland. •©utf I tained at Orr’s Island. I multilist % €€•:€€€€€€€€«€ €£€€€«««*** complete vuut*ivilJ» company In every THE GEM. IILiTIA AT HOME. respect is one with JNKW AI3VKRT1SEMENT8. MOW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE talents that supplies an There are men like audience with some many Count Kol- FROM MISS MORRILL. singing, some dolph whose some Interest for and dancing, aerobatics some in- horses, dogs work, clubs exceeds strumental the love for a young and novelties, some character coin- ; MOUNT- t>eauUful wife, yet should GREATEST VALUES fdy, sumo example ot In its anything hap- Ar- dexterity pen to the wife In Companies many amusement spite of the coldness Portland phases, etc. That Is between just how the them, a warmth, a tenderness Last Letter To Be Re- Ever Offered in Columbia Vaudeville com- often INGS. Last creeps from beneath the olouds of rived Night. pany is hiade up and it has yet to b» said that l apathy kindles a that an new happiness. From audience ever went away from ceived Herr- the old ones are worn oat 1 he whims and fancies of £ seeing one of their women at performances saying times lead or not to date and S that them astray and It Is more quite up you anything that could add possibly to Countess are of a J the Armandos’ entertaining thinking making evening's or afternoon's had caprice pleasure that leads to a or if have # Muster Was Best Ever been left undone. misunderstanding with change, you any fills fear’s All sorts of difficult her feats husband than his real lack of affec- loose stones you would like that amaze the eye and make the of J tion for his wife. Graphic Description set Held. mind to Yet Stirring or in corabina- ponder on the marvelous notwithstanding up singly MORRIS CHAIRS the faults of J both, they polm out a lesson let us see wrhat we can *——■— -. achievements of tha latter day artist of Events About I’ao Fu. lion* that Is tellingly effective the Ting £ the stage are there. There throughout in the of a mount- are all sorts entire suggest way # of play at the Gem this week. A musical delights, and In fact enter- ing- We make any kind of • ii large audienoe was in Can Be Found This Week at the Corner ot tainment in again evidence joys every variety, by the last Ring or Pin to order r night, and the interest was In- mounting Dow Favors More score. and furnish Capt. tense fro m to end. The special designs This will beginning duel £ company appear at Riverton scene Would Not when brought forth live curtain calls Leave City required. and Federal Sts. Practice. park every afternoon and evening next Exchange Target again last night. The otner afternoon week. Solaret, the wonderful dancer, is Mr. Eddinger was slightly wounded in If She Could. a star feature of this The Geo. SEE OUR WINDOW FOR PRICES. company. the foot from the sudden H.Griffen $ New York discharge of comedy company close their 500 COKORRSS ST. Mr Granger’s pistol In the duel engagement tonight scene, which will cause him to the remain- (he Siiam ISattle Was a limp Siys der of the week. OL.D JED PROUTY. The Exodus of From Great Suecess. There “VERY LITTLE FAUST.” Foreigners was an appropriateness in open- One ing the regular season at the Jefferson of the brightest comedy stars on Thai Place. Ilf theatre the ..- ■ ■ by the production of a play whose American stage today is Mr. Otis atmosphere and scenes are so redolent of Ilarlen, who is now appearing as the Davis Roscoeaugl8d3t S. Co. New England and whose characters vivid- comic in Messrs. Parry Rynard’s The officers and men of the hrst regi- oper- ly represent persons who exist In flesh atic Little Faust.” For who have been in muster at travesty, “Very ment Augus- anti blood a The following letter from Miss Morrill In corner of our own state. the few Mr. last seven returned home at past years Harlan has been ta the days Hucta a will have a sacred Interest for her play is “Old Jed and in friends, afternoon. The Prouty" staring Charles H. Iloyt’s “A Black 6#) o’clock yesterday since Its last in that it may be the hut words they will — < offering here, about eight “A in New LOOK EVERYWHERE. train took just two hours and ten min- Sheep,” Stranger York,” "A ever from her- If concern- years ago, some have been receive reports changes made and a ute* in making the run* from the state | Day Night,” etc., under the man- her and her Miss that heighten the dramatic effects. The ing co-laborer, Gould, Remarkably good time. The agement of McKee. He is a be her life has been sacri- ■When you take out an insurance pol capital. theme and motif remain the same and Hoyt^ifc true, already eouipanles from Portland were, A, Light great favorite here and his visit ficed to the blind of the look and get the best the thread of the story Is unchanged. coming fury blood-thirsty icy, everywhere Infantry, under com mu ml of Capt.George to this city will no doubt meet with a fanatics of China. Whether these Don’t be One change Is specially to be noted and j reports persuaded by plausible argu- £ Pew; B, Cadets, under tbe command of He is sure have the weeks and satce. 4 that is In the second act where the child i hearty reception. to'keep foundation, only ments. Don’t buy for friendship’s Rupert C.Parker; K. Montgom- Portland a months will reveal. Her und Captain is put in the custody of t£a father instead in state of laughter during family Don’t pay out a penny until you are 0 ery Uuards under the command of Cap- friends feel that she is still and of being permitted to choose between him \ hisjjsojourn lms, living sure. It’s a thousand times better to taio Sltotnan; L, Sheridan Klfles under when the and become and “Old Jed.” NOTES. will, days ways spend a little time in finding the best \ Uweomaiund of Captain Michael E. Con- continue the work at the Pao- In the revival of this which for quieter, than to of after \ play The Montreal Star Mr. spend years regret your ley; and the Signal Corps under t tie com- Dally says: 'i'lng-Fu mission station, where she has many years was one of the marked suc- Bankson, who was a native of Baltimore, property is destroyed, aud you can’t col- 4 of W, Hutier. With mand Captain George cesses in was but had been laboring since lawy, with the excep- the dramatlo world the closest; only twenty-two years old, lect your insurance. Urns Portland troops were Co. M.. of gained for himself an enviable in tion of the and a half in this attention and care has been to place year spent given his and While you are looking, the Cleaves Rides under the eom- profession, was one of those men investigate 4) k Bib,rook, scenic effects. The country for recuperation. The letter curtain rises upon the who can be said to have no enemies. companies us. are 6 snd of Graham and Co. G. of was at represented by They Captain office of When the season In written Pao-Ting-Fu, May 31st Prouty’s tavern at li uoksport opened May he was conflagration proof. # iiiddefdra.Llght Infantry under the cow- seen as Maurtoe Deepwater, the and June 1st. She says: “Cong before and in the distance Is a line perspective villain, It’s ai) early dive we’re sand of Uoweu. In each com in “The Later he Captain Prodigal Daughter.” this letter can reach you the cable will --- view of Fort Knox and the blue Penob- i appeared as Deschelets in as on pany there were -Ml men. ‘Sapho;’’ have carried all kinds o^conjeotures to taking bats! But scot with the village In the foreground as Petronius in “Quo Vadls”; as Jacques DOW cfc PINKHAM, The Portland companies pn disembark- America, We are now back where we we’re for the ‘true in detail as a photograph itself. In in ‘The Two Orphans”; as De Gulche ready mar) ing from the train lormed in line and in “Cyrano de Bergerac”; as John.Glyn- were in the beginning; all our boasted act third the bridal liat In Boston is a wants to on a don in “The Black The last week wbo put headed by Chandler's band marched up j Flag.” civilization has been taken from us at prettv set and another innovation in the j he was able to work was that in which new these cool Congress street, down Middle, down one stroke. We are now minus daily style derby new production which was presented for I the company presented “The Thre^ Mus- Market to the auditorium building where keteers,'’ when he was cast for Richelieu. mails, minus railway and telegraph. evenings. We’ve put on the ttrst time »n any stage last evening, j broke and went into thetr differ- Un the Wednesday night, however, he the Boxers tore they up Is the feature made of “Sunday, May 27, up an of T. F. FOSS & SOUS the fourth act whs compelled at twenty-four hours’ display array fall ent quarter*. and burnt a section of railway on the Bread which has an unique setting showing the notice to assume the part of D’Artagnan, that could not be “IS was a gotni muster this year,* said 1 to the down of line between here and Peking. They derbys old chimney and Ore place with the walls ovlng breaking the origi- Capt Dow of Co. A. “A* far as the nal actor, and It Is believed that the ex- wera careful to thoroughly destroy a long more were we Complete Housefurnishers, of the decorated a complete parlor and large wln- exertion Winning. health of the camp was concerned it was traordinary necessary brought bridge knowing that it would take much \ dow through which the village houses are on the illness which proved fatal. exclusive batters. The the best muster that haa ever been held time and labor to replace the masonry. PORTLAND, ME. distinctly seen. No accessory in staging Maude Wl nter’s success, both artistic is in Whether the bread winner’s in this state. few of the men were and in Ixmdon, has resulted In range from 15 to 09 li of the OQly difference price, Very is aud as for the cast whom social, Keports lacking with ; is a a a sick the fact that the several offers to her to remain there. En- road as demolished we’re not exclusive there. income do.lar day, dol- notwithstanding Mr. Golden la surrounded It should be i j gagements were offered to her by Mrs. lar an or a dollar a w«*U«*r Was Uadi during nearly the whole “The stations have been the hour, minute, I observed that many who created the Patrick Campbell, Beerbohm Tree, burned, The hatters* $3.00 hat, same week, it being rainy and drizzly on near- Charles and Martin In one ran and his wife was the craving exists for three original characters are still with him, Wyndham Harvey, agent away $2.39. ly every day. But l think that too much but owing to her contract with David killed. There was other loss meals a Good fobd and among them are Mrs. Frank Tanne- probably good day. moe Bslasco she was obliged to decline them. The was spent at this muster, as it is at of life, but we have not heard definite- batters’ $2.50 hat, bill, MeDry liich, Harry Morse, Anna ltita Eiandi, a Cleveland girl, who, means, usually, good digestion, »B musters in drill work. In at least one wires have been cut and Philips and of course Katherine Kittle- after studying for some Mars In Paris, ly. Telegraph $1.95. good health, and greater enjoy- half of muster week the men should be achieved considerable success there man. public now we are out of touch with Tien Tsin. ment. will be a member this season of the Tbe hatters’ $2.00 hat, pat on the range and how to hohl sent a messen- taught Richard Golden in the title was “The postmaster special You will find in our all role Metropolitan Grand Opera company. The best wheat contains • piece, cock it and lire it. This should to the oifioe at to consult as $1.25. the overshadowing figure and his art as Lillian Nordica, by decision of a New ger Peking West show window the elements to nour- ht done in necessary especially now, active service of York justice recently, was sustained in to what disposition should be made of The $1.50 yore is on the sure foundation of batters’ hat, attractive ish mankind. The best white Wile war U on. Whenever this her protest against Lee Wilson's motion to some very necessity and the malls. I must have this letter ready naturalness, sincerity, qualntn«as vacate un order obtained her to 98c. flour all the ksr been answer by compel contains nutriment mentioned the is made to go to the west at the earliest opportu- drollery. His Identity is completely lost him to give security for costs In his suit of tout the men should do these at for I know will want to heur I We’re sole agents for the wheat. GOLD MEDAL things in the character of the venerable tavern ! Against her for ¥15,000 for alleged breach nity, you Roma instead of at muster. But when ol contract. FLOUR is the best. It makes and he lent effectiveness to directly from me. Portland Young’s cele- £ keeper tl# for at home are work Oiga Nethersole contemplates producing they at and unable to role facial “Monday afternoon a mob tore down a perfect bread. 'Twill nourish by hls^ expression, gestlcula- a dramatization of Oukla’s novel, “Un- brated New Yorl^ hat. find any time for doing this. In th< little at only five miles rrom the all who eat it. Coats no more j tions, make up and witty sayings, in j der Two Flags.” bridge Spanish war we for when *vt F. C. is station at the west suburb. I got caught, every act he not only reached the high Whitney rapidly completing railway than poor flourmakes more to the front and started out to do tar tne company to support Minnie beligman asked the soldiers did not and got standard he set so xte but ex- why come, bread. years ago in her coming starring tour. get practice a lot of men knew littlt was told the rioters were too many. It very celled in a part with which his name is George Ober has been engaged to play FRANK M, LOW & CO., about Tills I are shooting. mean was trut indissolubly linked. In short the decade the p rincipai part. may be,too, that they secretly sympa- not ,sf but all the othei who has been In with the Boxers. The hatred of only my company has seen but one “Old Jed Chauncey Olcott, thizing Men’s Prouty” anti ail sailed for New Outfitters, companies of the national guard of Maine Europe summer, Y'ork, the railroad Is not purely confined to su- W. L. WILSON & GO., that is Richard Golden, and that he re- Aug. 11, and will begin his next tour Honuvuent and of tlm other states. or but is Square. Statuary, Vases, 051 Congress St. 11,“ Exchange St. turns to the characterization In such September 3. * perstition antl-foreign feeling, Dow stated that the sham battle W. H. Pascce has been with in due to financial reasons. Carters, Jyl«dlt to which we in- Capt. splendid condition will be a source of engaged part i&c., was a success, off in Tim Murphy for the coming season. in keepers have seen a per- vite attention. everything going gratification to tneatre goers throughout boatmen, your decrease in their business since Ewing arrived in Boston with hia wife splendid style. the country. ceptible rA visit to our store is pleasant even if on the 14th The reserves a CONCERT AT GREENWOOD GAR- here and and two children inst ) naval bought large quan- Besides Mr. Goklen's character its advent between Peking. do not wish to partlcu-! of the you purchase. of ml lire with the inten- DEN. And now that it Is Shansi road, “One Pao-'l'lng-Fu generals tity yesterday lar mention surely Is due M. Morse wending Harry went to last some of tion of it the route of the Tomorrow afternoon at Greenwood the mule litter men will feel a grudge investigate, week, burning along who gave us a characteristic Zsb Hardy : a __ _a. 14~ Wt>An Ka wAnrl nrn tha nrnnf the trouble at a north of and companies when marched from Peaks will be a place here, Cor. and Prebie they up and Maurice Pike's Joe Stover was Garden, island, given Congrass Sts, : SOUVENIR : Ute threats were was met by a horde of Boxers. His body Union station last night. But the in and true to life. Za£k grand sacred concert by Gorman’s min- of us was building many aug!802t_ quaint make-up deserted him and he was cut at and are now fulfilled guard ' companies arrived early in the evening Wilcox was well Robert strels who have been Underwood park made they being by personated by and hacked to with knives. are a hard time of before at down pieces they having very it; SPOONS. it was dark so this feature wai and the “Boston Drummer” fell to this week delighting large audiences. the trouble Wul-li-pu’. Craig A relative, also in the army, went to in- the water is rearful ly low and the Boxers ujvpc-t*» uu. These minstrels are splendid singers and the who had I | | the hands of Mr. Collins, “Yesterday foreigners ♦ compatent j and was himself killed. Still line the banks. As I have said, the offic- A Thousrni of All have a fine for to- vestigate, Them, Sterling Rich made an arranged programme charge of the road left In a body. I had | Henry impressive village the civil to the ials it best for them to stay, and £U8IC AND DRAMA. morrow. Messrs. Black magistrates attempt deny thought aud the other male were well Tony Williams, aot realized that there were so many in think it best for us to We Sl'wr* 50c to $4.50- justice parts existence of the Boxers. I went into the they may go. t are artists taken. and Thompson who will be and think that some of shall have to await developments.” | Pao-Ting-Fu, this afternoon for usual Wednes- sure to the audiences. This will city my -- m- MoCULLUM’S Mrs. Frank H. Tannehill was the saiue please them must have come from other places 4 Our stock is far superior to ♦ THEATRE. day meeting and class, with the women be the banner day of the season. line where have been su- “Tribulation Prouty,” as in the along the they Ants’ Sense of Smell. all The last two times of “Hands Aeross good who will come to Mrs. Kao's, the Bible 4 others. Most any subject ♦ and the “Belle of the work—there were 30 Ants tb* are previous production perintending had our usual time recognize one another easily. Sea,” the afternoon ami evening woman. We happy 4 you Port- ♦ received a meritorious BOV BURGLARS. persons in all, there were a few women When an ant enters a which is want—Observatory, performances today. This has been the Bucksport” together. I trust they will be kept in colony Katherine Kittleman. among them and a guard of 50 soldiers; iot its own, it is put to death almost im- 4 land Head Light, ♦ most successful week of the season portrayal by The seemed Bug Light, and safety. city very quiet, just A Lillian Claire took the part of “Little Two of Them Arrested ta Augusta they filled 12 house boats. Crowds of peo- mediately. German naturalist lias Portland Bird’s ♦ bids fair to surpass In attendance and re* the usual hucksters in the street, and 4 Harbor, Eye out to see them and fol- liscovored that it is by the sense of smell in a very pleasing captivating Yesterday. ple turned go ceipts any week In the of the Tretty, with the exception of an occasional sold hat this subtle ♦ View of Union Sta- • history out were recognition takes place. Portland, manner and Annie and Grace lowed them of the city. There theatre. The a Philips ier no hint of If an ant production Is splendid strolling around, any- touches water, it invariably ♦ McLeod deserve mention. [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] some hooting and howling, but no demon- Longfellow House, Long- one, adequate In every particular and Is thing out of the common course. Mr. ■3 attacked by its sisters on its return to The fourth act was enlivened by the strations of violence. The river banks tlio fellow’s ♦ entitle! to the accorded Augusta, August 17.—This morning Bagnall (China inland mission) had a colony, the water having removed Birthplace, Longfel- great patronage and in the crowd were introduced the company were just packed from the ant the on It. specialties by house of the Rev. Norman McKinnon, roundabout warning from one of the special property low Soldiers’ Mon- t of Boxers armed with the which Monument, which called out the loudest kind of ap- of the church, numbers pecu- depended the recognition. The attraction next week will Tie the pastor Congregational officials today. The North Suburb with of ♦ There was the liar knives that give to them one of their Experiment proved the statement. urnenfc, Coat Arms State of mert plause. singing by was entered and a gold watch, a gold whom Mr. Pitkin not think Ition, ever in Portland consulted,do important, given Chinese names. Some ants were crushed, and witli the “Champion Church Choir/’ piano work with a and a valuable as because of the man- with in the t under the of Me* ring pearl setting it weighty yet. mess an ant was Maine, any subject management Bartley “The Chinese say these are smeared and placed in a J Mr. Collins, song by Lillian Claire, class were stolen. No one was in foreigners came. Cullutu, It will bo the llrst presentation by ring ner in which It The gentlemen colony. If the ant had the odor of this f bowl. baritone voioe of all French. 1 have not heard of there be- j of a while the wonderful the house at the time. This evening the think the schools should be disbanded, I it was well Shakespearian tragouy ever given at colony, received; if not, it T Tliousands of Sil- T Miss Corbin eiectriiled the auditors. Daniel ing any English among them, although Sterling a rammer theatre and it is police arrested McKinney, aged am afraid It will not be so easy to send was attacked at once. confidently in the there was one. Of Mr. Golden added a song and dance 15 and John 7 early days the Some of them live in an An ant washed with alcohol at HO de- ver Novelties, with Portland expected to the most artistic suc- years, Foster, aged years away girls. J prove course these are all Catholics and with the cako walk in which all after a confessed that people Of course If we could grees was returned to its nest and was cess of the summer. McUuKum country who, long while, Infested district. ou same. Hundreds x Manager as such would doubly be the of attacked as a engraved did the and steal object safe with their it would stranger. ha* given weeks of careful and indulged/ they breaking.entertng see them parents thought dislike and suspicion. It is a deep cause On tlie contrary, put at one side 24 of pretty articles to take home x The audience was a velarge one and The boy3 lial suspicion attracted to be easier for us to leave at a moment's study to It and the rehearsals a ing. hours before promise ror thankfulness that they escapsd with- being returned to the colony, called the curtain after nearly every act. them to sell the stolen goods notice. It 1)8 that the bands that to your friends. splendid performance The by offering may it was welcomed, that of time be- $ Monday night. out a fight here; but tfce Chinese length Without further into details which tor At iirst claimed found having have the railroad move on plsy Is the noble with going $y. they they destroyed may ing enough for the restoration of its fam- tragedy "Othello,” are that will be at- I* they lack of forbids it can be safely said the articles. will be in apprehensive In another direction and that a cheok the eminent actor in the space They arraigned ily odor. Stephen Wright tacked the Boxers in some of the vil- that the revival of “Old Jed Prouty” is the court in the morning. by be their movements The McKENNEY’S title roly and Maud as municipal may put upon Edna Hall Deads- further down the river. They have | an success in point of pro- lages Lord can do us as He has j roona. unqualified great things The characters have all been al- and the Agree with everybody. It takes less and action and is we a good guard gentlemen are lotted with duction destined, done in the past, for His arm is not time than and the questions LEADING JEWELRY STORE, especial wire and each num- well armed and would have no disagreeing, 1 Co meet with the MISS SIMPSON’S NARROW ESCAPE. probably liis ber Ihink, greatest popular shortened that is cannot save, nor you nre asked to agree to are not impor- | promises to be equal In every way to hesitation in using weapons as we might 2 Monument Square. 4 favor. ear that He cannot hear. Ho not tant Globe. augcdtf the requirements of their roles ami unite (Biddeford Record.) heavy anyway.—Atchison 4 4 have under the circumstances. »»♦»♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦»<» >44 The will be repeated this afternoon was almost a fatal feel too troubled about us. The danger ♦♦4 In a brilliant performance. The sale of play What drowning The matinee are 7Bc “The heathen say: ‘They are Life is like a crowded street car. Th« "•to *9 and evening. prices accident at Old Orchard has just been running is all around and near, but God Is near- already large in tills important with are the ones who mow 50 and aft cents. away because they are Catholics and are er.” people push engagement related by those who claim to liavo front.—Philadelphia Record. M. C. R. R. and add, ‘You wili not see the here In the letter Miss Morrill up it seems afraid,’ (Bight illK TREMONT THEATRE CO. witnessed it, although strange COLUMBIA VAUDEVILLE THE South suburb leave like that.’ Miss pleasantly describes her garden with it3 MARRIAGES. that it has not been generally known. COMPANY. (Jould and I cannot leave if we would, wealth of home plants that give promise The last two performances of the pres- The was no less than the EXCURSION ^bat principal and would not if we could. of bloom—sweet nastur- In Rridgton, August 12, Lntlier S. Berry, of Is considered connoisseurs as a afternoon luxuriant peas, _TO- by ent company will be given this of Dr. Miss and Mrs. Sarah E. Graham of Den- daughter Simpson, Margaret, and Bridjton at the Gem “Our 20 girls may be able to leave after tiums, mignonette many others, 15th. W. and Miss Eva and evening. But the season Miss Louise as mark; Harry McKinney who succeeded Shepard will be sufficient flowers M. Bradstreat, boili of Bridirton. Never has the examinations, June 15th, but most prob- “Soon there is right at its height. soloist at the recent In West Leeds. Aumist, 12, Clinton L. Dodge vocal campmeeting. With the in its for who are fond of FABYANS had such full houses as ably will not. country my neighbors very of West Leeds and Mrs. Lizzie B. Holmes of beautiful theatre went in Miss Simpson bathing Saturday state it would not be to them,” she says.) Westbrook. has been seen there this week. Manager present expedient Notch of The waves were In Industry, August 10, Omer H. Fletcher and Through the Crawford at Googin’s Rocks. the for and women to be “I have done a little translating with wanted to give the patrons of the say least, girls Miss Hattie O. Furbush, both of Anson. 1 food Goding of the in con- the White Mountains also to Special high the latter part week, an the road. Their large feet would at my teacher,” she continues, “and have | Gem a surprise and they will llnd it the storm ©f to some homes. as Theatre sequence of Wednesday. twice show their affiliation with the ha- bosn out visit Now when they go to see the Tremont DEATHS, for Brains out so we are to I eat 1 to finish a The young lady ventured quite far, ted foreigners, bound stay my lunch, stop my | Stock Company next week. It is sum- NAPLES. it is and the seas overcame here and take care of them, and I think scribble. Sir.Pitkin’s teacher has brought mer that has been playing to- stated, heavy In this city, August 17. Charles Henry Howe, company 5 NEXT SUNDAY. was seen to down twice aur may be of some to more encouraging word than we have aged 7b years, months. for ten weeks at the Tremont her. She go presence protection gether Gen. Nieh is At MassHceuseus General Hospital, August Leave Portland 9.30 a> m. <£§ (5/> i the It will at yet received. up North* w $ was about down the third property. undoubtedly, Cook 25 Crape-Nuts Theatre, Boston, and Providence Opera and going 6, Fred P. of Casco, Me., aged years, Arrive Naples, 11.15 a* m. and soldiers are the line, 2 months. in. The Round be when rescued her associates. least, prevent petty thievery not being placed along Arrive Fabyana, 12,50 p. House, in the plays that will produced time by In Mrs. Carrie Tribou. Trio to either There are thrse or four Frenchmen in Wayne, August 14, Leave Fabyans. 2.30 p, in. re- ajive any one the excuse for looting that it t Brains 5 at the Gem. There will be no dress In North Yarmouth, August 14, John W. Leave Naples, 2.15 p. in. FABYANS or Healthy DINING WALDEKSEE. were deserted. Of stations above and 74 years. NAPLKS. are all would If the place Pao-Ting-Fu, they Clark, aged Arrive Portland. 5.35 p. m. f hearsals on the first night. They In Orrington, August 15, Franklin E. Ware, Berlin, 17.—Field Marshal aourse If the worst should come we could; sent word to those mentioned in this S make a fat § and the Monday night perform- August aged,67 years. OBSERVATION CARS perfect, railroad men—not to Count Von Waldersee and the countess say we are at our post, I am glad letter—the fear, In Corhina, August 14, Henry Young, aged FOR THF. NOTCH BIDE ance will be as as every other after- anly Pocket Boo'*. # good the ladies of the were so bent TO years, the lined tnls evening with William that Mr, aud Mrs. Ewing are safe In a but party F. E. BOOTH B Y, BEO. F. KVAJRi noon and evening. Aristocracy is Emperor In Sangervllte, August 13, Charles Watermau, at Wllhelmshohe. healthful place like Fel-tai-ho. (Rev. Mr. on leaving that they prevailed. We hear aged 81 years. Gen’l Pass. & Ticket Agt. V. 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Mr. Smythe has edited The Irrigation are: Edward Barry, South Sea Pearler, A young western girl who is visiting Age, and has been an officer of the IN MAKING SKIN AND TOILET SOAP. by Louis Becke; God, the King, My rel atives in that city gives her impres- National Irrigation Congress, and his Country (Dieus, Li Reis, Mien Fredre!) VACATIONS!ol and sions Hundreds people, young old, enjoy the Leaves of the Tasmanian Blue Gum Tree Used of Boston and the Bostonians work has taken him to all the states and advantage, Fresh, Green by Mary F. Nixon; The Golden Fleece, V which the offers as an aid to whom she meets. There is a' light vein territories and of the arid regions, and tc bicycle recreation. Th9 idL as a Base. from the Frenoh of Amedee A is the chard; of mount for outing purposes * good-natured satire in these pages nearly every valley or settlement of 'spec- j ___ Slaves of Chance, a novel by Ferrier which is sufficiently amusing to those oi ial interest. He has talked with the pio- Ada Actress, OR Langworthy; Vernham, by us NO MORE RANGID FATS, OILS DANGEROUS ALKALI who know our Boston, and which neers, and has discovered the causes ol BEVEL-GEAR Richard Marsh; A Georgian Actress, COLUMBIA hurts nobody. success and failure, and his writings on CHAIKLESS, by Pauline Bradford Mackie; Cap and Under any ordinary conditions bevel-gears The writer Is to insinuate that similar lines have been run easier disposed accepted by The mechanism is free Gown, in Prose, edited by R. L. Paget than the chain. from dust, grit the proper Bostonian is “born in Sum- American periodicals and translated into and and Her Boston mud; always at its highest efficiency, always Experiences, by Margaret m er and perfectly lnbri street, reared on Beacon Hill, three different languages. rider does not have to devote more Allston. These books are all The or less time handsomely married to into, the water side of Beacon He declares that “the true opportunity the running parts In order, and for this printed and bound and most of them are keeping reason alone street,! as well as “fed upon Saturday of the American people lies not in the the selection of this machine for vacation uses is thoroughly illustrated. % always to beans and the Boston Evening Tran- tropical islands of the Pacific and Carib- Icated.he advised. \ Mr. Louis Becke is so well known p ,'j script, the journal which directs all well bean, but in the vast unsettled regions of The highest development of different classes ol A Perfect Skin Healer and Delightful, Refreshing, Cleansing through the charm of his South Sea Idyls, trained Boston minds and morals,” our own country. Our true mission is wheel type Is represented by tho Toilet Article. that it seems almost superfluous to praise Miss Allston prates of Boston Music not to our dominion upon distant -- ® impose this fresh work from his pen. Edward Hall and the puritanical spirit which lands and alien peoples, but to work out The first skin and toilet soap ever manufactured by the new process is proving a Barry is, however, the first hov- Hartfords, Stormers and complete the into a form of wor- the forms of civilization for our Columbias, Pennants. revolution to soap users, and it is not surprising when you remember that heretofore urged Pilgrims highest el by this olever writer, who has produced it has been thought impossible to MAKE soap without fats, grease, oil or alkali, ship bare of ornamentation. She de- own race and nationality.” I The exhilarating quality, restfulness and ease of an of sea cycling been the base of ALL from time immemorial. What a exceedingly Interesting story use of they having soaps delightful scribes the Symphony rehearsals and Mr. Smythe writes of the Continental arc wonderfully promoted by the chauge it must be, then, to have at your command a soap free from these ingredi- life and adventure, the scene of wbioh is those who attend them. She holds ud to Conquest, the home building instinct, ents, and made from the fragrant green leaves of the Tasmanian Blue Gum Tree, laid in the Lagoon Islands of the Pacific, these leaves being acknowledged by the medical profession as the most harmless, as the gaze.of her readers Mrs. Bobby Short and the blessing of aridity. He tells us COL.UflBIA COASTER those little known but beautiful places BRAKE, well as the most powerful germ destroyer and skin purifier known. A bath with and her circle of Satellites, and she of the Mormon Commonwealth; the J Hyomei Antiseptic Skin Soap is simply delightful. It leaves the skin soft, cool and with which Mr. Becke is so familiar. shoots tiny arrows no bigger than pins Greeley Colony of Colorado; the Evolu- for either chalnloss or chain models. refreshed, imparting to it the peachlike bloom of health. The hero of the story, Edward Barry, It is guaranteed to cure all diseases of the skin. Hyomei Antiseptic Skin Soap at the fads and fancies of that delightful tion of Southern California, of Washing- Bhips as first mate on the brig Mahina, is sold by all druggists. Price, 25 cents. Sample cake, 5 cents. and most provincial of cities, Boston ton and Oregon; the political great- } Columbia Home Office, which is bound on a cruise in search of Bicycles. Hartford, Conn. THE R. T. BOOTH COMPANY, Ithaca, N. Y. Anent ‘“that crowning possession of ness of Nevada, of Wyoming and Mon- pearls; and his experience with the des- Boston, its library,” she writes: “Up tana. The latter part of his volume perate characters on board this vessel is ----I-—-—. the noble stairway, guarded by couchant treats of the surplus people in the United very tragic and will prove of intense in- lions, 1 then went, sitting down for a States and their connection with the land MAINE TOWNS. terest to all who like exciting stories. DID YOU few admiring moments to rest my eyes problem, and he believes that by the END OF THE EVER At the same time the which “rules love, upon the soft-tinted marbles and the means which he indicates “the American Items ot Interest Gathered by Our Local us all completely,” Is by no m9an Ig- mural pictures of Puvis de Chavannes on people will press on, not through blood- Correspondents. nored, for Mr. Becke draws a vivid and one side, and on the other the court shed or violent change, but, wisely, powerful picture of woman’s self-sacrifice to compare the present where the misunderstood Bacchante patiently and surely—by gradual Indus WEEK SALES. M double WINDHAM. and devotion. After benefit liberal accident daring escapades, poised for a short time in all her unsur- trial and social revolution—to the realiza- of with the East wonderful escapes from murder policies today, Windham, August 17.—Mies Mabel battle, passed I saw her but once, and tion of their And that Are advantage of our end of the week Meat and old-time beauty. greater destiny.” you taking Greenstuff limited benefit and sudden death, the wheel of fate You consider an ?stop Knight spent several days this week at have only an exquisite memory of the is to illustrate the sales? ‘-If not, why not?” yourself economical buyer technical forms before the destiny highest possi- Mr. Howard takes another turn, and all ehds happily and want the best meats obtainable, don’t We claim to sell I PREFERRED Ayer’s. most perfect modelling and incarnate bilities of democratic Institutions. you? only' for those who have not Miss Addie T. LeGrow is visiting Mr. already perished loveliness ever rejected by exponents of and Mrs. John O. LeGrow at Brunswick. in their sins. entered the field. frozen virtues.” There Boston! How do We are making history rapidly in these The Poland Band Mr. Beoke's style Is somewhat of the Praying will be at yuo feel now? days, and a valuable contribution to the Stevenson while he has much fresh- BEST It Is Memorial THE Better now ani and type, I chapel, Saturday Sunday. Of course the little volume has its love literature of the time Is Mr. Julian MEATS, WE DID IT. Mr. and Wm. Air. ness and originality of his very own. [Airs. Thompson, story, and there are many dainty illus- Towards a Ralph’s Pretoria, striking and at lower than can be and Mrs, S. Aliss Lillian The settiner of his stories Is unusual and always prices they bought elsewheie. Tbe Nearly all the other companies have Gilpatrick. trations, evidently reproduced from record of the war between Briton and marked TVTowv meats offered for sale and the prices below, prove our i.l u been forced the Preferred com- Air. and Airs. C. AI. and fascinating. claim, by Hawkes, Elliot photographs of Boston streets and Boston to the relief of with a petition to followithe leader—-The PREFERRED Boer, Kiipberley, Will you take advantage of them? Airs, Edith also Miss Nixon’s work, the —but it stands the in ELiot, Air. Elmer God, King, My public which are charm- to the insuring public liana to buildings, quite summary of subsequent events, 14c Green the The PREFERRED— Hawkes and several others attended Country, adds one more to the Fowl, Corn, 14, patronize company— the constantly ing and add much to the attractions of of the British at Bloemfon- that made the other hoisting flag Lamb 9c Cucumbers, 3 for Sc companies give thi Vi hite’s growing list of meritorious historical # Spring Fore, double and Grange picnlc;at Bridge, Wednes- the book. tein. Mr, is the well-known cor public benefits liberal contracts, Ralph Spring Lamb Legs, 15c Green Beans, 4c per quart day of this week. novels. The present volume she dedi- Cap and Gown, as one would judge respondent of the Dally Mail, and he Green Peas, 55c peck. Mr. and Mrs. Fred cates: Varney are visiting from the title, is a collection of short that “as time and J.O promises goes on. at Mr. Wm. Varney's. sketches The Beautiful Memory of selected from undergraduate pe- fresh matter of personal and imperial in- There was a at the head of baptism My Father, riodicals of recent years. They are very terest is gathered ^from the fields of ac- Duck Pond forenoon after the The Rev. J. Howard D. D, C. F. Sunday Nixon, creditable productions and the book will tion, further records will be prepared on | DUNLAP, services at Memorial Airs, have a chapel. George r,’he story deals with the romantic peri- distinct value for students or similar lines, to carry forward and com- Stevens, Airs Eva Libby and Air. Francis od of of the State Agent, Edward the Black Prince, and the graduates various colleges and uni- plete the thrilling story of the war in Alaxweli were the Rev. candidates, George scene is chiefly laid in Spain, and dur- versities of the United States. They are South Africa between Briton and Boer.’’ EAT 86 EXCHANOE STREET Stevens officiating. the all articles and from ing reign of Pedro the Cruel. The prose range the His Historical Foreword gives first a i The Alisses Johnson of Attleboro, tale recounts the “Bowdoin to the Ueland Stanford Pori land, Me. AIa3s., adventures of twin Quill” sketch of the Dutch In South Africa, de- have been a few at Mrs. ARKET. dec2l eodtt spending days brothers, young English Knights, whose University “Sequoia.” (Portland: Lor- scribing succinctly the country itself and -J John Glantz’s the past week. __»ngl:da family motto gives the title to the book. ing, Short & Harmon.) the who Inhabit it. He calls It Miss Alildred Varney has recently re- people turned from a visit with friends in Bos- The Senorita Ynez de Viras is a charm- “an empire of solitude and silence,” or, ton the ing figure, and while the plot is simple Among Harpers’ latest publications as Mr. Bryce says of it, “A vast solitude and not too is novel METAL SKYLIGHTS. “bluggy, it Is managed Beatrice Whitby’s Bequeathed, with a few oases of population.” These with much skill and vivacity, and the which is greatly praifeed by the critics. are the and Dutch dominions. Owners of buildings needing roof lights English story is, upon the whole, rather more in- The Awakening of Mary Fenwick, by One could find a more brilliant would do well to look into the merits of hardly teresting than the usual book of this the same author is a charming story, and and account of the Briton the skylights made E. Van Noorden & picturesque by I am kind. sorry to find myself quite disap- and Boer war from Natal and Ladysmith Co., Loston, whose advertisement ap- The Golden Fleece is a very good trans- pointed in the new venture, which to to the Relief of than Mr pears in this issue. Kimberley lation of Amedee Achard’s La Toison my mind is rather commonplace and Ralph has given us The volume has an Secondary and Blood The evolution of this has been Primary, Tertiary Poison light excellent map of South Africa,—or Africa Permanently Cured. You can be treated at d’Or, and has a number of spirited illus- ordinary, not to say crude and fairly un- on the the south of the the GASTORU going during appen- home under same guarantee. If you have taken twenty-five years trations. The while it has not been im- Zambesi,—while beautiful Orphice de Mon- grammatical, dices are lull and valuable. include For Infants and Children, mercury, iodide potash, and still have aches firm has been in business, and the result They and Mucus thicon is beloved her the Mar- proved by the blunders in which the chief events of the Natal and pains, Patches in Mouth. Sore the finished by oousin, printing Orange Colored is mechanical product of Throat, Pimples, Copper Spots, Ulcers quis de Chivry, but is also sought by the are frequent and obvious. It is a triste Free State campaigns, a list of the army on any part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows today. decorations and promotions for gallantry, falling out, write Comte de Chargepaul, a bitter enemy of tale, vague and sketchy, leaving quite A sheet of metal is struck up from the eto., at the seat of war, the names The Kind You Hap much for | the Marquis. Their loves and hates and too the reader’s imagination in and rank of all in com- COOK REMEDY CO. flat in dies by steam power machinery | generals various exciting experiences, form the filling out the slight plot—and there are mand, with Field Marshal Lard 328 Masonic for into a skylight bar, full length, without Temple, Chicago, 111., proofs romantic side of the how- no those which one con- Roberts, Commander in chief. There of cures. We solicit story, which, depths except Capital 8500,000. the most cross seams, provided with a resting place are tables o f British and Boer ordnance; obstinate cases. We f have cured the worst ever, chielly relates the adventures of a structs for one’s self. The writer never As- Always Bough! for the a a of the President’s tele cases in 15 to 35 book free. glass, and drip g utter below, so transcription ^Vegetable Preparationfor I days. 100-page young Gascon gentleman, an officer in analyzes he¥ characters or their motives, gram proposing peace, and Lord Sals- * nov27dtf that when the frame work is put togeth-' similating the Food andRcgula- the army sent by Louis XIV. to assist nor is there the slightest suspicion of bury’s rep ly. Following all this is an the Stomachs and Bowels of er, the glass bedded in putty, and a metal account of the of and ling the Austrians in repelling the Turkish humor in her delineations. conventions 1881, Bears the cap placed over, the result is a 1884, held by Her Majesty’s Commission- structure, Invasion under the celebrated Miss Achmet When, however, Whitby reaches ers for the settlement of Transvaal Terri- rlarid — yet light, water proof from outside | Kiuperli. page 217 she begins to warm up a little to tory; Lord Methuen’s report on the battle storms, lire proof and proof against drip- The Golden Fleece has been favorably her work—but one feels no more interest of Maaghersfontein, and a summary of The Knack ping from the sweat or condensed water events Blnce the siege of Kimberley. Signature compared with the D’Artagnan ro- in Betlce than one would in a Dresden Promotes Digeslion.CheerfuF- formed on the under side of the glass. The book Is published by the Frederick mances, and Achard was one of Dumas’s China Shepherdess; and Gilbert is so col- R. Stokes New Portland: ness and Rest.Contains neither This dripping from within Is due to hot Co., York; contemporaries orless that the whole has a fade Loring, Short & Harmon: ; nor "Mineral. I story Opium,Morpliine Of Good Printing is a ir from the inside striking the cold sur- The Slaves of Chance, Ferrier Lang- tone which is really depressing. I ^OT^AHCOTIC. the artistic into the face of the glass in winter, but in this insight worthy's novel is coarse, vulgar and re- The style too is rather inconsistent, From the publishing house of Mc- “ skylight It Is carried oil by the gutter art of all arts.” volting in plot and style, and the less and it is somewhat of a shock when Miss Clure, Phillips & Co. (Portland: Lor- preservative above mentioned and system disposed of a/ Old. HrSAMUEL PITCHER said about It the better. It certainly de- Whitby is in the midst of a pathetic ing, Short & Harmon), we have a volume Rtope With us printing is not on the roof. par- serves no commendation, and it is a pity agraph anent the, lirst and false lover, of Impressions and Facts about Dwight ihtm/Jun Seed" mechanical—we treat it as an Skylights put up by this firm twenty Mx.Seneui * I that it should have been It has and the who was L. with printed. second, faitfhul—to be Moody, by Henry Drummond, Roche lle Salts — years ago, are still in existence, as sound J art should be treated. not even the disadvantage of cleverness, told that the new man could “never play an introduction by George Adam Smith. ybti.tr Seed 0 I apparently today as the day they were which causes so many immoral and hurt first fiddle” in her life. It seems strange to be a sketch Wouldn’t it be wise for you to finished. reading ftEssa**. j In ful books to be widely read, and even of a man who has recently died, written Hirm- Seed a trial order with us ? Owing to the large floor space in the Others of the Bor- Clanfiek place the critics. Harpers’ (Portland; a man Sugar praised by by who was also dead when tht mntecyreen rlctror. J firm’s shop, and the powerful and rapid ing, Short & Harmon) recent publica- Mr. Marsh’s Ada Vernham, Actress, is book was first given to the public and machinery for milking this work, the tions are Lady Blanche's Salon, another abominable sort of book—fever- by Lloyd this Is the case with Mr. \ for cost of has Dmramond’f Aperfecl Remedy list these THE THURSTON skylights been induced Bryce; The Meloon Farm, a novel Conslipa PRINT ish, unwholesome and crude, with no re- by study of the life and works of Ron. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea to so low a figure that can afford Maria Louise and The Dwight nobody Pool; Conquest of L. 97 1-2 EXCHANGE STREET deeming quality. Moody which was written in 1804, Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- to use wooden ones, Arid America, by William K Smythe. A Georgian Actress, by Pauline Brad- shortly after the visit of the former tc ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. The firm have a complete skylight cata- Mr. Bryce’s skit is full of and rather ’PHONE 30 PORTLAND, MAINE ford Mackie (Mrs. Herbert Miller Hop- gay, America. For Ovsi logue with about every style of skylight bright repartee, and has some dainty and kins), is already in its second edition, be- In this interesting brochure much stress I Facsimile Signature of illustrated that anyone could think of, pretty fancies strewed over its a sweet and clean pages. is ing story by the author laid, by both writers, upon the great and will send it free to anyone on request, Lady Blanche’s Salon consists of the of Ye Lyttle Salem Maide and Mademoi- objection that Mr. Moody had to man who tells the and is any- NEW YORK. selle de Berney. The tale is prettily told story, Lady like j Years THE SMALL REUNION. thing religious controversy. lie Blanche’s platonic of Sir and has an flavor that is lover; John, was a Thirty antique quite practical laborer in the vineyard ol Descendants of Francis Small held who is the backbone of the and for It is a romance of the of book, ths and his their fetching. days Lord, constant cry was “] two hundred and thirty-second an- the rest there was a of George III. and deals with the life and positivist the am weary of this strile. It is ruinina reunion at the niversary usual place in advanced Spencer school, an unfrocked revival work and the churches, adventures of a young, beautiful and tal- emptying ibh Couldn't we Limington on the 15th Inst., and al- priest, a Parses who wore a tur agree to drop the critica ented actress. The first scenes are set in purple controversy and go on in the Lord's wort EXACT COPr OF STEPHEN BERRY, though the tveather was unkind, up- ban, and who had about him an atmos- WRAPPER. > I* America, and then the charact- together?" wards of one leading hundred people were pres- phere of far lands and a It ers are transferred away religions, seems that in where Mr, ---«*j£i ent. to England. Northfield, Jot) and Jewish one artist who could Moody built up his educational 1H( CINTIUR COHMIlf. Bool, Card Printer, While not remarkable in rabbi, paint institu NO. 37 any respect the Homan PLUM STKEET. These reunions, organized by Lauris- but not and another artist who tion, Catholics wished to hav« i Mrs. talk, a □■NHHSBBBHHQHHBBnB ii mu.... Hopkins’s book is well written and church or chapel, and he assisted then ton W. Small of Brooklyn a dozen years could talk but not paint. pleasing, and the imaginary ‘characters Curiously by giving a goodly sum of money foi ago, have become one of the institutions in the book the artist who thi3 A Riverton Views. themselves with enough could purpose. short time after it wag of northern York disport familiarly Davy rumored that county and in their way not talk, talks: and the artist who could he was going to build a Marine Views. Garrick and his wife, which gives and are models for other reunions. are quite church, the site was pointed out bv They not paint, paints Lady Blanche’s por- City Views. an air of historical reality to It all. the villagers, a rocky knoll close by the informal, livley, chatting; laughing fam- trait. There is also among them a drama- hotel. One Her Boston Experiences consists of a present day Mr. Moody found Naples and Songo River ily gatherings where old men and wom- tist who had had six the summit of this knoll series of pictures of modern Boston socie- plays damned, and covered with a Views. en become and of stone3. boys girls again. They a decade poet, responsible for Ihe failure huge pile The lioman Catho- ty which are quite fresh, piquant and lics had taken their White have excellent music their own of teams up the moun- Mountain Views. by peo- his publishers. These combine to form tain and amusing. As “Margaret Allston” is ad- brought down, as a return pres- Portraits of ple, a few little speeches of the “happy- in the expressive of Sir ent, Original Long- mittedly a pen name, one is left in ignor- language John, enough building-stone to form the go-lucky” order, and their table is most “The d—dest mixture a foundations of his church. fellow and ance as to the real of the respectable house Bishop Healy. authorship The of this bountiful. Mr. Small is of the opinion iii uuiiuon couia frontispiece little volume produce." is an excellent 10c to $1.00. that a thousand portrait of Mr. descendants of Francis Their reunions Blanche’s Moody. justified Lady ness Course with the special 01 Small would attend the reunions were branches, Shorthand and Typewriting claim to a f-Salon, and she sympathetically there The 1 elegrapliy. One rate of accommodations for them, for he is clubbed its frequenters her “souls.” And August number of the Atlantlo tuition pays for all. LAMSON quite busy each summer writing letters these discussed Monthly is, as one might full ol A\ rite for STUDIO, every subject from the expeot, catalogue and full information our free offor of a B«|B' of and concerning 5 Temple St., Opp. Falmouth Hotel discouragement to those afar who wish First Cause to the Non-Conformist bright Interesting while Slio con- articles, Typewriter to our students. jly eod2m to come. there are several which (j, science.” It is all very modern and en- papers will attract criticism and F. L. President, a disci’ssion. There is one S1IAW, REAL ESTATE tertaining, typical up-to-date book. Branches at TRANSFERS. from President Angnsta and The JUeloon Farm Hadley on Political Kdu Bangor. 1Portland. on,u,lu' UtllO*’ is one, and the last ug1d8mW&8 NOTICE. Susan A. Frank of Portland to James Coffee Talcott injures growing we shall have, of Miss Pool’s character- cation; Williams writes about Meserve of Dayton, a lot of land located The Price of istic and clever stories. From the Order,—how to rule colonies even when it is early and another is at Gray Corner, for one dollar and other children, by Sylvester Baxter upon days when she wrote /Tenting on Stony Submarine are conslderatio ns. Signaling,—a now method ol For persons hereby cautioned agninst weakened. Grain-O her Women. Beach, wit and her cheer saving Ufa at sea. ALLtrusting or harboring any of the crew of Edward E. gives brightness, MONEY LOANED. Higgins of Boston and Wal- the Br. Bark “Bristol,” Captain Lawrence, and her patho3, her first rate skill in de- «Thil.Pul?b8r 18 PeoHUMly rich in no- from Bnrbadoss, as no bills of their ter L. Higgins of Scarboro to Lottie E. them firmer tion: Miss Jewett’s The contracting brighter eyes, lineating a certain class of Foreigner; Alloc will be paid by master or consignees. and Celia A. Jones of characters, Brown’s A Sea Caroline «" m”d'i* „n; RYAN & Lewiston, a lot of have Change; Brown’f k, Exited KELSEY, Consignees. flesh, quicker intelligence pleased and entertained us, and Angels and Men; Johnson’s Heirs and others desiring augl6d3t* land situated at Higgins for one Fanny The Beach, we s hall miss her. Pathway Hound; Foster s cases J The Dunjzar are re?ievodrenevod In d ?8t an,,1(n‘°8tobstinate on ~. dollar and other considerations. and ven and days without fail No other borrow money REAL *V happier dispositions. The Meloon Farm is a sad with a Whooper, Wetherbeo’s The Circle remedy w«ll do thin. No j story, of pain, no dancer no furni- Josephine L Dalton to Melville C. Death, with the conclusion of Interference with work. household can drink pathetic sadder than its author is Howells' The most dimentt TATE, NOTES, Th^ all ending, brilliant tale, A Difficult Case. cases successfully treated strict Wall Hutchinson, both of Portland, a lot of they wont to MIsf throuch correJ! etc. Business Mail : write; but it contains all the Jewett’s is a sort of pondence, and the most com ture, pianos, | Papers by land story continuation ol pie to ki tisfactinn i Send for Free of beautiful situated at Fessenden for want of Grain-O—the that Samples park, line which made so most of ly confldentia). I designs direct from the P qualities have her charming books, The Coun- SgJ whole- T e/ one dollar and other of the Pointed sillers, and SA VF .... A. A considerations. try Firs, and it is j JO more the better—and it deservedly popular, and no one has ever to pleasant ||l Jonathan R. Lane to W. renew our acquaintance with dear George New- been the worse for Mrs OREN a word she has uttered lodd, who was "so took aback HOOPER'S comb both of a lot of land sit- tastes that shi | | SONS, Brldgton, like coffee. Mr. in his volume on Arid set right down on the turn ! The Household Mi Smythe o’ the collar Outfitters, Portland, uated in said town, for consideration of stairs. But this America gives us muoh that is both in- tale or The Foreigner Loan Co„ goes to one’B Shawmut $1800. and straight heart. I AH grocers ; 16c. 45c. teresting and valuable, lie is said to be M. L. B. W. man as5r%T"iS*«vs» ME- CO., no Troiaoiit St., 68 MARKET ST„ PORTLAND, lioMoif, Mag*! mayMtf SOUTH WESTBROOK. PORTLAND. HOTELS BUSY. THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK. 1VJSW ADVKllTISEMKNTS. NEW AIJVEHTISKMKNTS. _ Cineata Partita from out of the Crowded the Hoatlei Yester- city were yes- Uy» Ortut G.gernru to Huy XVlien Priees terday looking over the day and taa Many Caeca Were Turned bicycle plan t, Are Mrs. |IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||I!IIIII!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!| »nd it la tuild Hlghl. that their purpose was to Away. see if it Soon would meet their necessities in Musician New York, 17.—R. G Dun & popular ^ase of Yesterday was a banner August purchase. It is thought by a day for the hotels of Portland Co.’s weekly review of trade tomorrow Leave gentleman well informed, who will not and all of them did IPinkham^s HERE’S YOUR to City. a will say: his name line business. The rush was 1 permit to ba not ex- | quoted, that the After a wave of pected, but the hotel men were great advancing prices plant would fall into the hands of one not much as TO business is of the phased at optimism dangerous. automobile which are this, getting into line and do- companies Rut the was reached In their beat to top the middle of being organized outside of the state. ing accommodate the pub- sines which time reaction ha3 There was lic. At the of the March, friends CHANGE quite a stir about the fac- majority hostelrles It come In was stated last every great Industry, so that Rill Becomes Possessor tory yesterday as the persona who evening that t he day hail | Dana bought | Warp recorded the consumers are asking whether in some di- are lathes, presses, were biggest buslnef« of the year, everywhere* etc., engaged In decline if a to even rections the may not have been you’re man, get a Summer Suit at just about ~EE of Mill. moving thtm to other larger than on any one day of Old Gingham buildings. as was the woman knows Hair Price. taken a ZZZ The Home Week when thousands of unreasonably large, advance, Every We’ve . Warren Co. to the Dana tions resulted In bringing a large num- they Warp at the home of Mr. Merrill Crossman, wheat conditions a total of in the Caribbean sea. I Indicating crop Denierarn. j ~ sewed, you get a new the ber of people into the city. Then the pair. EE HUJs Company, whereby “gingham Knightvilie, for a week. of only 513,997,000 bushels, was to w'as employed to raise the cargo of a i beoomes the of steamer Iloratlo Hall which arrived from stilt** so-called property Mr. Young and family of Melrose strengthen prices, but when the secre- sunken vessel and worked for four weeks Men's in and EE New Congress Creedmorc, $1.55. the Bans It Is that York In the afternoon, brought the on the When called to accept oompany. expected Highlands, Mass aru guests of Mr. and tary of agriculture was reported as pre- job. upon largest crowd that she has hau this sea- the work, I was a trifle loath, for I was =5 on account of the large business of the Mrs. A. C. Doveltt, Main dicting “dollar wheat” before the end of Boys’, $1.39. street^Vlllard. aware that those waters were infested iSaua Mill that work will Warp company Mrs. Ferley E. Emery and children of the year, the market showed an Inclina- with sharks and other large and danger- EE Youths’, $1.10. be started up In the newly acquired prop- Main are tion to and the EE street, Willard, visiting rela- MORE CARRIERS FOR PEERING disagree, September op- ous fish; but, being assured they would erty before long. below 80 oents at tives In New Hampshire. DISTRICT. tion fell New York, for not molest me and my exchequer being Mr. and Mrs. Marcellas Cloudman, There will be an examination of the the first time in two months, the week very low, I to do the work and Word has come from the post office de- agreed who have been the guests of Mr. und Mrs. teachers of the South Portland schools with a net decline of 2 7-8 oents. started in. | partment that two extra letter carriers closing J. C. Kates, have returned to their home. Mr. Wilson’s statement that the “Donning my armor one bright morn- are to be to the Woodfords dis- per j assigned I over The body of the late Charles 8. Bick- will Increase to ing, got the side of the boat, and trict and one at East J who will capita consumption Jeering, after admonishing my attendants to pull ford, who died at his home on Vaughn GORHAM. “nearer 7 than 0“ bu3hels this year on also assist in the eastern part of the city me up as fast as strength would permit if greet, Portland,were brought to this city account of greater prosperity, suggests proper. These carriers were secured ow- they received the danger signal I began yesterday afternoon for burial in tha old the question whether many will eat 50 ing to the efforts of Congressman Allen to descend. I had scarcely gone 23 feet ir«i Kaeearappa cemetery Kecent arrivals at the cent more bread than in F. Clark & Crystal Spring per previous I saw a man to whom the people of thett sect ions will when monstrous eating Co., Mr. and Mrs Samuel Delcourt have re- house: Jonu S. Gilman, Boston; E. E. years. The farmers have not begun to shark within a hundred feet of me. doubtless be very gratenxl. For som 3 tarnwl from their brisf and how I [ wedding trip Hubbard, Boston; D. E. Brown, Port- hoard their wheat, for receipts at interi- “Ugh, felt! Perspiration broke | C. H. timj there has been some misunderstand- REOLON, Prop. Thursday evening were tendered a recep- Andrew F. Johnsou, Gray; or cities in two weeks have lieen 13,006, out all over me, and I grew weak. I was land; Miss; ing between the Portland post office and don At the home of his uncle on the new M. E Miss S. S. 138 last at a loss to know w'hat to do. If I went Hinckley, Hinckley, the at But in bushels, against 7,130,333 year department Washington. up, he might seize me by the legs and tisrb tin road. Mr. A. J. Hinckley, Cbas. U. Hinckley, and 5,815,646 in 1898. order to give the people of Peering the carry them off, and I had no desire to 26 AND 28 MONUMENT Sr Everett E. Reed of North Adams, Gorham; Alr», M. A. McKeen, New Dur- For the year thus far shipments of SQUARE, best service possible, Postmaster Barker part with such faithful servants. The j | j of Westbrook, is In the ham Mr. and Mrs G. A Keear boots and shoes from Boston are 2,735,443 Sms., formerly ; Towle, employed the extra carriers njeded old shark was ‘laying to,’ calmly watch- on a hrlet visit to relatives and Palls; Mrs James M. Place, Everett, cases against 2,914,885 In 1899, but the me and what pity though at the risk of having to pay them ing apparently wondering iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii friends. Mass Mrs. B. Kid Mr value of business to date has been exceed- kind of a fish I was. He to be ■ p ; Q. Ion, 'Gorham; himself. John T. Kavanaugh and George appeared Mr. Sewell T. Fowler of Ocean vale Is and Mrs F. W. Mr. ed in only three years. The trade is in a thoughtful mood and no doubt was Jewett, Portland; E. Donnelly have been named as the car- In new and hand- A. Nlel from accumulation of stocks speculating as to whether he had ever engaged patting up and Mrs. W. Taylor, Taylor, riers for these districts. With these addi- suffering seen me before. Now, I had no ambition some awnings in the Edwards block, Portland; Mrs. W. C. Wyman, Kansas; that can jiot be sold without a loss as tional carriers free delivery will now be to become acquainted with his sharkship. Main street. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dear- with the at wh ch sho.rs Saturday, August 18. i:>00. E A. Kandall, to all of ex- compared price given the people of Peering I did not like the way he regarded ;ne, The members of Co. M/Cleaves libles, Portland; Almon Goodwin, Miss could now be made. Western shops and born, cept the St oudwater section. but I didn’t raise a fuss with him Corner” isn’t were a on the ar- Hilda New li.E. i dealers are actively employed and do not '-Cosey complete unless given fitting reception Goodwin, York; Brown, Postmaster Barker says that he could about it. rival home from the state muster at Au- Portland. share depression at the east. Hides are “The fish not have accomplished what he has great seemed to have deter- there’s half a dozen Cushions scattered about of Co carried off in better than the leather mark- mined He to a-MiE The tendered a fine position fan gusta boys M, Mr. George W. Hogers without the assistance of Mr. Allen who upon something. began in it. several honors while at the muster and friends Clement et seems to warrant. Failures for the his fins gently. ‘My time has come,’ I reception to his many at has to call responded energetically every said his Bis citizens of Westbrook desirous of of week were 161 In the United fc'tatis mentally. liaising head, he hall. An excellent programme games, of this kind in behalf of the The “Den” is no den at all without city. started forward like a flash. I nerved the added Aowing their appreciation of the work recitations, etc., was enjoyed. Special against 156 last year and 24 In Canada myself for the shock, but it was not at of a few being done by the members of the city mention should be mads of the recitation KNOCKED OUT THREE MOLARS. against 24 last year. luxury big Pillows. me he was aiming. It was at one of the all cream and were Aside from Manitoba crop, news militia, displayed flags day yesterday by Miss Kelly. Ice cake William McLaughlin and John Malia large air globules that rise from the vent The modern fashion of decoration makes hum the honses and stores and last eve- served in the room. Tne occasion throughout the Uoininion is generally in of the pil- dining got Into a scuffl3 on Clark street, Thurs- the top helmet. He swallowed and business shows the band tendered a was a decided success. thanks tr satisfactory Improve- it at one then In a mo- lows in the and there’s a for sing Presurnpsco^ Many day night which ended by McLaughlin gulp, stopped. parlor imperative place ment In While trade is concert and many of the citizens burned Mr. for the pleasant evening’s en- consequence. ment he began to make involuntary offer- Kogers knocking out three of Malia’s teeth The in the chairs, billiard room, nooks in colored as the marched to* quiet in hardware and shoes in St. John, ings to old Father Neptune, for the bub- pillows library lights company tertainment. yesterday arrested McLaughlin and police the of is maintained ble was an emetic to him. He seemed to their Mr. Charles Alden who contracted with movement dry goods the boudoir and to of the armory. this morning the case will be aired in the chamber, say nothing boat, end a fall trade Is to follow be satisfied with his lunch of compound The Westbrook, Windham & Naples the town to rebuild three bridges has a good expected municipal court. oxygen and hydrogen, for he swam hur- the and and down in the summer Ktefitrlc its the harvesting of the crops, which ara in hammock, upstairs concluded — Halfway company large force at work. riedly away.” Cincinnati Commercial a favorable condition. Midsummer first year of business, August 13. The Miss Alice Douglass has returned from A GREAT DRL\K. quiet Tribune. prevails at Halitax but the situation is cottage. records of the show that over a at Falmouth Fore- One of the finest drinks of tne season is oompuny visit with friends healthy and crop prospects promising. A RUN ON A BANK. Cushions are the and »\000 fares have been collected over side. that which is now being served by Wholesale trade shows an increase at To- Emphatically, vogue, his new and popular road. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nash of Port- Schlotterbeck and Foss. ronto. Too much rain has retarded busi- there’s such a c f and and ness in certain lines at Quebec and also The Easy Trlek by Which tbe Presi- variety style shape color, land visited friends here this week. This consists of delicious ripe peaches dent It. injured the hay crop, but collections are Stopped and withal there’s so much real about Mr. and Mrs. Frank Li. Merrill of Bos- which are sliced and then added to ice fair. Trade conditions are at utility them, MOKKILLS. unchanged “A run pn a bank is a funny thing,” Business is active at ton were the guests tnis week of Mr. and cream soda. It is a drink that has been Winneneg very said the old banker, who was in a rem- no wonder in favor more than ever. Vanct u »'er and Victoria in for they’re popular Mrs. Darius Merrill of Main street. at this store and is meet- goods iniscent mood. “It will start without just placed to the northwest before the Mr. Alfred Stevens, Stevens avenue,and shipment naviga- Our needlework is a Mr. Hardy Moulton and wife of Boston ing with the utmost popularity. tion closes cn the Yukon river but loca slightest cause, and you never know department showing very family, are to move to Boston some time when it. It a ru- are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George trade is quiet and collections are fair. to expect may be only choice line of these Pillows at the week. are a it be in the and the deed is just present. during coming Boberts, Preble street. Randall & McAllister putting in mor, may air, Messrs. Milton Bailey and Dana Small new coal their wharf. done. Many a good bank has gone to the Col. H. K. Millett is passing a few days pocket adjoining Better Have tlie Books Examined. wall because there was no to leave for a two weeks’ outing at The L. B. Griffin has taken simply way today at Me. company “That’s what I call a Newport. startling appari- know that a run wras in prospect, and Buck Pond and the old grain stoi’e adjoining the plant The “Bramhall”, undoubtedly the best low Mrs. Dewis K. Johnson daughter, tion.” there are times when the soundest bank Mr, Philip Stevens or Hartford. Conn., I Orchard for a few of the company in order to have more “What is?” who have been at Old in the world could not stand an unex- Sewing Machine in the world, is sold in our is hen*,called the death of his room. the in that priced visiting by days, have returned to Portland. “Why, bookkeeper silk neg- pected run. Mrs. Frank G Stevens. There was a between the shirt with daisies embroidered all Basement. It has a almost mother, Mr. and Mrs. Marshal M. Phinney,who collision ligee “A number of years ago, when T was very high arm, noise- 4. H. French and wife, stewards at Ajax and the schooner Alicia B. over the bosom.”—Indianapolis Journal. a young man, I was cashier of u bank in have been visiting friends in Gorham left sloop less mechanism and is mounted on a five drawer rich Westbrook have returned to few The was the interior of the state. The bank was Seminary, for their homo in Dowell, Mass. Crosby,a days ago. Crosby Omaha Amused. in condition and their duties at the Seminary after a pleas- damaged to the extent of about $300, but good perfectly sound, oak stand with leaf and extension Among other amusing things of the and we did not dream that our credit Antique drop ant visit at their former home in Canton. “BOB VEAL.” the all SEIZED Ajax escaped right. of men season is the sight living in Kala- would be questioned. But one day a has modern attachment for all Miss Clara and Merle White of Osape, The 131st Maine Regimental association shelf, every, doing Ofllcers Frank and Greeley on com- mazoo, Oshkosh, Kankakee, Oconomo- run was started without warning, and in- Iowa, are the or Mr. and Mrs. J. will meet at Bruns- a guests of Frederick W. Wormell of Ocean Merrymeeting park. woc and Passamaquoddy sneering at the side of two hours there was a howling kinds of work and is sold with warrant for H. plaint good Cobb. Aaron wick, August <39. The election of offi- outlandish names the Chinese give to mob around the and we realized avenue, visited the store of bank, ten Mr. Fred clerk for J. W. C. Kob- cers will occur and exorcises their towns.—Omaha World-Herald. that wo a serious Flye, Dinmon at 86 Market street, yesterday interesting had situation to face. years, the Is “It was for us to «ts, Ueerlng Center grooer, enjoy- and seized five carcasses of will bo held. simply impossible forenooh veal, Tlie Corn Fed Philosopher. ing a two weeks’ vacation in the meet all the demands, but I paid out the prov- which it is claimed belongs under the “The old fellow that grumbles about funds that we had on full inces. Not Nece*sarl»>- hand, knowing classlcntlon of “bob veal.’’ the wickedness of the present as Miss day well that it was a question of only a Annie liamsay of Hath is visiting same on An advertisement seen lately in a niorr. OWEN. 3100RE & CO. The penalty of having the compared to when he was on earth,” said few minutes when we would be obliged telatives at ing paper printed—never mind wherc- this place. hand for sale is $50 fine for each one the corn fed philosopher, “is usually just to close. An ealls for “a stenographer who can cook.’ old tree fell across the wires of the regretting his lost chances for fun.”—In- the of the bank found. Another demands “a “Finally president housekeeper win Press. Westbrook Eleetrlo Light and Power is a dealer In beef and dianapolis came to me and said in a low voice: The complainant understands shorthund and typewriting.’ on their circuit between the ‘How much can we hold out?’ company These curious “wants” send one’s longer fane.' A Conqueror From tlie Suburbs. Warren mills at Cumberland Mills ‘Not over ten minutes,’ I replied, Paper This oase will come up this morning In adrift in strange channels. Ars the\ ♦♦♦♦ “What a air Snizzer has! She Didn’t Get It. and lilverton arternoon. No grand Sidney wiping the bends of perspiration from yesterday the court. straws that show a coming halt in tin municipal Does he come from a specially fine fami- my brow. At the Durham assizes re- Particular was done and the cir- mad onward rush of business? Are tin (England) damage < the in a SAID. ly?" “Calmly and deliberately he reached :ently plaintiff trifling case was ct-H was put in working order in a short SUNDAY chafing dish and 5 o’clock teakettle t, “No. Don’t you see? He’s taking a over to the money case, picked up a $10 deaf woman, and after a little the time the linemen of the become recognized features in otlice lifeV by company. who wish for a line afternoon’s cook home with him.”—Detroit Free rolled it to the that the counsel Those —Boston Globe. bill, lengthwise, stepped udge suggested should excursion should not fall to take the Press. stove and lit it; then, without a quiver jet his client to compromise it and to ask an he a 1 ler what she OurJewelryStoref WOODFOHDS. steamer of eyelid, produced cigar, bit off would take to settle it. llarpswell steamboat company’s A Bright Youngster. Not Often, of Course. [ is packed with everything new in % the end and to The counsel Pier next proceeded light it from the thereupon shouted out very Aucocisco leaving Portland “I suppose you expect him to grew u;> what’s an “Pa, optimist?” burning bill. 1 oudly to his client, “His lordship wants £ the Jewelry line. We have the X Sunday at 2 15 p. m., for a three hours’ to be a bright boy?” said the friend pat “A man who sometimes hears of peo- i Miss Helen of “That move sav'd the bank. The man 1 o know what you will take?” most complete stock in the city, t Sawyer Melrose, Mass,, along the Foreside route, as he £ sailing trip ronizingly. ple doing things just would have *■' la the llnest excursions out to whom at that moment I was handing She smilingly replied, “I thank his lord- ► Come to our store we can show • visiting relatives and friends at Wood- making one of “Well,” answered the young father, “1 i done them if he had been there.”—Chi- his balance gasped and then, shoving tlie < ihip kindly, and if it’s no inconvenience fords and vicinity. of Casco Bay. thifTTv I detect tendencies in that direction. Times-Herald. you everything usually found in X cago money back, said he would leave it. It 1 o him I’ll take a little warm ale.” [ Miss Lena Jordan and Miss Isabel He wants to eat the quicksilver off my * a first class establish- Tay- SENDS CHECK TO was the turn of the tide, and the run jewelry J GAS COMPANY in lor of pocket mirror, and succeeded making The Intelleetunl Girl. tn Cape Elizabeth have been visiting POD1CE. ceased. We didn’t even lose the $10 bill, Prom the Clonds. k out. ♦ a meal off a of stove Mrs, Chas. Kackliff street, package polish.”* “It is a great drawback to have sense.” as the was careful In the “Recollections” of Sir Willard, of the president enough to Algernon Day Turnkey Massure Washington Star. “What do mean?” Yesterday you see that there was enough left to be re- fVest is included one of a friend of his is the of the police station, who president “When a girl has sense, all the men deemed.”—IXtroit Free Albert Smith name. In Directness Needed. Press. routb, by those What Shall We Have for Dessert ? relief association of the police depart- she likes best are afraid of her.”—Chica- lays the younger smart set amused them- “See here, said the editor, I I Solger,” city Record. This ment, received a check for $50 from the go ielves by making balloon voyages with McKenney, question arises in tho family every slighted the dramatic feature of The check was “you’ve lie Was a the famous Let us Portland Gas company. Hassle. 3reen, aeronaut. One day day. answer it today. Try Jel!-o. this •* Deserts. 8 story.” Smith ascended before an THE t delicous and healthful dessert. Pre- by a letter from Superinten- Lady Tourist (to the cottager’s wife)— admiring group JEWELER, accompanied “Why,” said the young reporter, “I’ve Snake Editor—The laureate in that poet gets And are these three nice little all >f onlookers and, observing a lady ae- j two minutes. No boiling 1 no dent Eugene II. Yorke, who wrote written all about it.” boys pared the malmsey for his work. own? piaintance in the crowd, waved his hand baking! simply add boiling water and the took in sending “I know have. your ► Monument company pleasure you Suppose you try Horse Editor—It’s not malmsey he it her as Square. to cool. of the valuable Mrs. McFarlnne— Yiss, mom, but him they were starting and said, | Flavors:—Lemon, Orange, the check in consideration again and write at it.”—Philadelphia the k jly20dtf6thor8ttip » should get; it’s sack.—Syracuse Her- — ‘If I come down I’ll Raspberry and Get a services rendered at the oompany s works in thr. middle’s a lassie. Household again, bring you a Strawborry. pack- Press. ald. age at your grocers today, 10 cts. last Saturday. Words. iky terrier.” I MiecEixAirEOPS. FOR SALE. FOR SALK. WARNING TO REPUBLICANS. SUNDAY SERVICES. OS A HEAVY TRACK. Forty words Inserted under tills head Forty words Inserted under this notices are free mmm n m mwr TMmiifmrT-rmr-1- Ue Notice—Church published me week for 25 cents, casli In advance, >ne week for 35 cents, cash in “KO-NUT" Postmaster General Smith Sees as an accommodation to the churches. The advrji^J Danger sent to the SALE—One full sot In publ.shers request that they he !?OR of^MaiimK^T: Overconfidence. “OVEfT”FORSALE-One” No7~~3 A wltn and one full set ts before dlgous of aoni and cleanliness is the key office by 6.00 p. m. on the day publica- Palmer s BAKER'S baker’s oven and cooking im- Address Parity Lotion Middleby Kesolvos. M. L. LIZOTTF fSJa'm tlemente. One baker’s and one d«- to health. When to think tion, written legibly and as briefly as possible, CURES -W wagon :on, Maine. "W* you stop with baker’s Call on or au- received or corrected ivery pung top- Pork Old Orchard Races Star- (New York such notices are not by Iress P. A. Me. Trustee of the conditions under which Tlme3.) PIMPLES, SMITH. Waterville, SALE—House 44 >f the estate of J. W. Lemont, bankrupt. C;uletou~strppt ^11 Charles telephone. FORrooms with bath and launarv sifts,m i. is raised, you will readily see that Emory Smith of Philadelphia, RED au7-8w ted Late Abyssinian 4th Cong. Church. 81 New- SPOTS, set bowls, hot ana cold water. To bei" 'eat' and sold com- Yesterday. Postmaster General in Mr. m. Rev. Lard, as made today, McKinley’s bury street. Preaching at 7.30 p. by ECZEMA, LAOR SALE- Elegant musical goods, pianos, settle the estate of Samuel Waterhon™ it0 the school 12.30 F lulre of SAMUEL with which is the food Cabinet, was in the city yesterday. Calvin Lane, pastor. Sunday : music boxes, violins, mandolins, guitars, WATERHOUSEA IhvS- pared Ko-Nut, m. All are invited. CANKER, sheet, 407 Fore street. Askei his p. tanjos, cornets, harmonicas, popular _ and the for opinion of the prospects of and fat of the Cocoanut very Bethany Cong. Church. South Portland. SORE EYELIDS, nusie, instruction books, superior violin President he said: 2.30 call at HAWES’S, 414 SALE—Second hand essence of is a of the McKinley’s election, Rev. E. H. Newcomb, pastor. Preaching >anjo strings; please fNOR cutunder IT' Purity, thing tf BRUISES, street. au7-4 r has late e “One thing I would and 7 p. m. Ail are welcome. ! .digress surrey, sty shell patten greatly emphasize «'ings, lamps, spr.ng hacks and £ past. Bethel Church, 286 Fore street—Rev. springe ..J is that too much is taken for as BURNS, ions; taken iu settlement with a party w,, Despite Handicap Several Records granted Francis Southwortb, pastor. Residence 108 SUMMER BOARD. and all other skin troubles. Use •itv and must be sold; no use for to our certain success in the election. street. Services at 10.30 a. m., 3 and it/ p Ko-Nut is used for general cooking, Newbury FISHER, It Noyes street. The outlook is 7. ho p. m. Preaching service in the afternoon. Lotion Soap Forty words inserted under tills liead ^j4. and is far superior to lard. Lowered. certainly very promising, All are welcome. tf all cases. At « ine week for 25 cents, cask In advance, SALE—Two (2) new modern but there is danger that the people are 537 in Druggists only.I honseT^ Christ Science, Brown’s Block, Congress FORDeering Highlands, never occupied Endorsed by the First Families, Cooking too much for and that st. Service Sunday 7.30 p. m; Miss L, B, Glid- new and modern, electric taking granted, I HOARDERS WANTED—At Road Farm tiling lDhts w; tf High Schools and Medical If den, speaker. All are welcome. heat. etc. Price right and terms Fraternity. your success is assumed to be certain, when t* for September and October. Special rates easy3‘ nS' of Christ—Corner of Congress and DALTON, 231 Wood fords avenue. dealer h.is not got it, write us and we will Church TO LET. t o parties. MRS. ltOSCOli G. SMITH,Uorni-h, it is not certain, unless the essential streets. Lord’s Supper at 10.30 a. Weymouth .----——— A a see that you are supplied. ] mo.15-1 SALE—At South work and essential m. Bible study at 11.46. Preaching at 7.30 PortlandTuviri^I Ned Wilkes Won Decis- conditions are ful- with modern : FORment. separate entrance by C. S. Black." Subiect, "The Two Covenants.’’ RENT—Desirable houses, HOARDERS WANTED—lean accommodate house mod„» filled.” FOR on the streets: conveniences, extra con cr lot. McLEUAN e seen at feeley’s stable, India street. Hon. B. Wilkes, favorite, ning A gress St., suitable for a dressmaker, a busi- Me. For gramme. Joseph Walker, presi- of success which has achieved Prout’s particulars call at 25 Cotton street, j v clliriino' heat nf tho nnatnnnoil y 1.1 nn.no way been First Parish Church—(Unitarian) Con- ness office or light housekeeping purposes. E'or Neck, dent of the local Old Home Week associa- under the policies of this street. Rev. John C. Perkins, pastor. at No. 53 BROWN ST. 16-1 WARD.__ 15H in 2 12 1-4. administration, gress particulars apply NOW OPEN. tion, called the great gathering at the or whether it is to incur the dangers Morning service at 10.30. Sunday school at SALE—Magnificent high bl 4 LET—Two back rooms in Franklin to fT.^sTooo The choice of favorites in the 2 14 trot which would be greater than would have 12 m. [Tor terms uu<1 circulars apply FORsouai o leet. at Ottawa Park (Cliff state fair grounds to order and intro- TO Block, 502% and 506% Congress street.: IRA C. FOSS. Cotta'ei between and followed the election of Bryan in 1890. First FreeBattist Church, opposite the Prop., over 200 feet ocean frontage. Finest buildmv i lay Glory Confessor, but one on second fiat, the other up three nights. Prout’s Me. duced Judge Charles EL Corning as the This election is much more Public Library, Rev. Lewis Malvern, pastor. jel4ci3m Neck, lot on Cape Snore. Price $0000. Calls to 10V both of them came to important Further apply at 63 BROWN ST. grief, the old-time ♦•.ban thft plpntlrm nf IftQK bonnnaa It nr»t service at 10.30. Sermon Rev. particulars m. C. H. 1) ALTON, 53 president of the day. Morning by 16-1 Exchange St. t5-« J. M. Lowden of J. Sunday school trotter Much Ado from Frankiln Falls, involves tha that would Olmyville.N. FEMALE HELP WASTED. The chief in the of only dangers m. and social service at SALK—Whitman steel gear two speakers early part at 12 Prayer 7.30, led u Ije.1—nume oi six rooms, an m goou 10- horse N. H., to the front and have been involved in the election of f| power Baldwin cutter the were Governor Rollins coming captur- by Rev. Mr. Lowden. A down stairs rent No. 17 FOlt ensilage ana so programme pair; Shepley St., ANTED— Immediately. Two girls, two has been use the race. This was Bryan in ’96, but it involves the addi- ft. earner, in six weeks; al«o ing his first time out First Church of Christ, Scientist, 484y3 $20 per mouth. Key may be found at No. I6V2 about 17. for manufaeiur and Senators Chandler and Gallinger. tional danger and risk of the loss of boys, light ng. second hand separator, will sell low if taken for the word this pres- Congress street, opposite Preble House. Servi- SHEPLEY STREET. 15-1 dust be careful and Sat- season, and he was not we have in painstaking. Apply at once; also Natioual reversible sulky nlow The remainder of the programme tige gainei these four years,’* ce at 10.30 a. m. Sunday school at close of 1 LYMAN H. NELSON to be in LET—Furnished rooms with or without irday monring. CO., N. E. FlClvETT, .No. 1'ownal, Me. «.j thought good form, but that was “ldow would Bryan's election be more rpO 1 scheduled includes readings by J. T. L board; 200 feet from corner ot Park and Tor. May and Danforth Sts.18-1 than it would at 7.45 p. m. Reading Room open daily wherein the “talent” blundered. Much immediately dangerous except Congress streets. Pleasant, open situation, SALE—Very kind and fine Trowbridge and Will Carleton and ad- 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. aud WANTED—A meat cook, also to wash looking Ip.1 have been lour years ago?'* Sunday Tuesday witli shtde trees and MHS. SKILL- girl 1[H)R s Ado is 11 old and his cam- m. gras9. horse, years old, 16 hands, weighs 10m dresses Thomas Nelson and Com- years during Friday 7.30 to 9.00 p. All are welcome, tf. dishes. Apply at once, CLIFF COT- by Page “Mr. Bryan’s declaration that in the INGS, 5 Congress Park.15-1 with long lull black mane and t il; Is not afraid he has trotted 275 heats. First Baptist Church, corner of Wilmot PAGE, on Cape Electric Line. 17-1 mander U, S, N, After tne con- paigning event of his election he proposes to call rito LET—Very pleasant rent, full vtew of of the steam roller on our sheets or the steam Kelley, and Congress Sts. Kev. Bowley Green, pastor. i> The in the 2.16 went Congress In extra A harbor; 6 rooms, cemented cellar; $11 per ANTED—Ar an soda and elec tric coO; lot of lot at Cashs Instead vices in the New Jerusalem church. land, Broadway $100; that the final adjournment will come one direction, of toward militarism.” High St A N TEI)—Traveling salesman of~ability for Corner. 100x400 ft.. $150. I also have someof Ituna, b m, by Bourbon Wilkes at 3 p. m. “Christ Jesus.” ■\Vr week Subject. Wednesday high grade line appropriate to nearly ^he moat desirable buildioc lots at bouth Port, from Saturday. —dam unknown evening at 7.45’. Seats (Carpenter) 3 2 13 DIED FOR HIS FAMILY. meeting free. All are every department of trade. References, bond land, the prices ranging from $100 to $200. allii welcome. room in Baxter Helen R., b m, by Redfield— Reading Building an t entire time renuired. Commissions $18 10 can eave 20 cent best of where is imuw MUSTEK A GKEAT SUCGE SS. per by having part village property Kate H by Ontario (Bass) 2 17 4 Chicago, August 17.—Charles A. Miel- $36 on each sale. I*. O, BOX THREE, Detroit, NOTICE—Youyour Fall Suit or Overcoat made to oi\.er lng in value each year. Any person wishingw State Stre et 18-1 now. also li ive nr b a lot can one success William H. Moody, ch enz died his own some Congregational Church Mich. your old Suit Overcoat pu- iu ly building pay dollar per wedt Augusta, August 17.— The of s, by by hand time L. Evolution—Swanhild by Vik- Rev. J. Jenkins, D. D. p istor. Preaching c- od order for winter by M. M. NANSEN, If desired. This Is a rare opportunity for om the annual muster the Wednesday on the prairie near Foster and at 10.3o a. m,, and 7.30 p. m. All are first class Merchant Tailor. 493 Vg Co1 St.1» 1 wishing to secure a lot that will ncrsescli despite rainy ing 6 6 2 1 welcome cylinder pressman press (Palmer) WANTED—Afamiliar with tone and value each year. The undersigned will If de- weather has far the most san- b Southport avenues in order that his wile Second ParishCongregational Church half color wont’ surpassed Rex, g, by O ngate—dam un- Mrs. Perkins, whom l met at Peak-. sired. the names of parties who have with Congress, eor. Pearl St. Rev. Rolliu Hack Give references and experience. Address' give of John T. known (Collins) 13 4 6 might receive the benefit of insur- WILLIsland last September,who was sutle.ing In the last dozen veam made from one to twe guine expectations Kichards, $2000 pastor. Preaching 10.30 a. in. by Rev. E n Box 1018, Holyoke, Mass. 17-1 7 7 from bronchial asthma, please send me her hundred dollars In one year on lots that cost oat of the and Col Alietta, bm(Utton) 6 2 ance which he carried in two German Packard. O, D. Sunday school at 12 m. adjutant general state, Eve address as I have cured of asihm t an little above one hundred The Regulus, b s (Bowser) 6 6 3 7 ning service omitted myself dollars. puMe Li. H. commander of the lodges. Mrs. Mielenz learned from the during Aug. to work on farm, must be wish to give her my MK8 E. must remember tint in buying lots at SoiitH Kendall, regi- J. W. E.. blk g 4 4 6 6 experience. (Kimball) Second Advent Church. Congress Place WANTED—Mana good milker. AYRSHIRE MILK CAMERON. No. 4 lirigh on street, Cha es- Portland U Is not like going out of town when ment, The health of the command has police last night that her husband’s Time—2 13%, 2.13%, 2.13%, 2.13%. g body Rev. E. P. Woodward, pastor. Preaching al FARM, Stroudwater, Me. 16-1 town, Mass. 17-1 some speculator has bought up n farm and been had been found. She has four none 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. by the pastor. Moru divided the same Into building lots at a pout exceptionally good. boys, LINE—Free to live man on TO LOAN on first and second TRACK RECORD BROKEN. ing Subject, *'The Awakened sampTes removed tieiga- of Dragon—or, the uncovered Many us from stores, post office, church, The detail for today is: Officer of the them 10 years old. relation of the SIDE ground. with twenty MONEYmortgages on real estate, life Insui a"ce Chinese Crisis to the Seeonf and bors, sidewalk, sewers and many other pnel- N. of years earning $25 weekly. CORPORA- policies and rotes or security. Real W. T. Watson of —. Woodstock, B., August 17.—Six Mr. Mielenz conducted a Comini Chtist.” Christian any.good that are a resident at Sow day, Capt. Co. Au- wall paper and Endeavor meetinc Box New York. estate and 'eges enjoyed by at 6.30 m. TION, 1371, bought, sold exchanged. I. P. H HAS- heats were required to decide the 2.19 race business p. seats Tree. All are invited. _16-1 Portland. For plans, etc., call on F- burn; commander of the guard, Lieut. painting and it was not prosper- WANTED-Man and woman to BUTLER, 48Va Exchange street. auglo-4 nurl44f ’’ go to Berlin, FORD, 31 Vi» Exchange street Nominee St. Lawrence Congregational Church John J. A. of Co. Port- today. Prince (C. H. Berry, ous. He left home on N. H. Woman to do general housework E WONDER FU1, N KW G IA Mulhearn, L, Tuesday morning. Cor. Congress and Munioy streets—Rev. A H DRINK, LOR woa man to take care of stable and garden. Ad- Til — is the often "LM'li 8 \ 1.K—llouse w tlv 1) rooms and ** commander of the Houlton) from Lady Glenn, and On afternoon Mrs. Mielenz Wright, pastor. Morning service 10.30. Preach Indigestion unsuspected land; supernumerary Wednesday dress A. M. care Abbott Old cause JP fruit Iran ing by Rev. j. B. Carruthers of Berliu. SIAML, House, that mbs men of manly vigor and women two acres of land filled with broke the track record of 2 received a letter N. H or c ill between it» guard, Lieut. Geo. M. of Co. 21, making from her husband mailed 12 m. Orchard, Saturday 10 aud 1 at of ti e-Hiness and beauty, Also house lots East Peering, Kavanagh Sunday school at Evening Social servici 1 producing premature adjoining,In the 236 Middle l’ort- ot old a 108 Kx«kao» the last heat in 2.18% The 2.29 was won from a suburb and chapel 7.30. Clienery Mfg. Co., street, age. Half day of new li e in every bargain by GEO. W. ADAMS, I, Lewiston. written partly in Ger- land. Chimes whl at 15-1 drink. INGALLS Agents. aug-in-4 St. Executor of the estate of the late Bentoai owned T.H. ring 10.00 a. in. and 7.00 p. m BROS., The Second will come into by Isso, by Phalr of Presque man and partly in in which he Adam* wm Kegiment English, Sebaeo young man to work in grocery 8. Isle. Lake-Services at 10.30 a. in. ant DeLong. contractor and afternoon for a week’s so- said: 8.30 m. WANTED—Astore, someone living at Woodfords camp Sunday p. Revs. C. A. Hayden and Q. H. Shim 1 pre- NOTICE—C.builder; Jobbing promptly attended to; will ferred. Apply to G. H. THOMPSON & estimates for sa tine InllretMii- RACES AT “It is the best that can do to let preach. CO., given; houses e end to let; SALE—A cash business journ. AUGUSTA, you Woodfords. 14-1 Ison soi tM vestrv Hall. Pleasantdale mortgages negotiated, also care of DromMty, ufaciurtng town, all fresh goods me go, so can what Preaching a kind no 17.—A everybody get they ■ Carpenter's shop 204 Federal St. Call or that don’t go out of stvle. competition. FIKE IN JAY. Augusta, August good crowd P-.nJ-ky C- S. Black of th Church of lit ANTED—Salesmen; saiarv from start, per- $3000 J? Christ ** write 86 EXCHANGE ST. Office hours 9-11 a. This is a line for one or two w» saw the season’s have coming. I feel sorry for the chil- Subject. Obedie ce.” Bible at 4 uiauent place. BROWN BROS. CO.. opportunity closing races study p. ul m. and from 1-5 men. Price hundred dollars, w, Livermore postponed Nurserymen, Rochester. N. Y. 14-1 p. m. Telephone 434-2. ; twenty-five Falls, August 17.—A house dren.1 Williston Church, cornet 3'.4 from Commander was the Thomas ant i mar21dtf M. STAPLES, Brldgton, yesterday. ___ Me._ and out buildings, occupied by W. W. Carroll streets. Take spring street car. Rev ■\\rANTED—Engineer for stationary boiler In favorite in the 2.19 trot Smith »» Si Wilson, re- and pace but SALMON Baker. D D. pastor. At lo. u a. m corn factory. M. C, CUMMINGS & auctioneers, Two nice In Pessen- in the town of were burned PACK SHORT. BRO., NOTICE—Gossmoved to 154 to 160 other residences Clough, Jay, Newmarch and /.30 p.m. Preaching by Tlcv. Pleasant 24 Plum street. 14-1 Middle St, corner ot cscS tar- won in three straight heats. Hun Silver dtf Also v iuu. 8t_’ modern morning. Clough family Rex the Francisco, August 17.—Although Sunday schoo 1 tdALESMAN WANTED—First class, strong, ing eight finished rooms with all Wilkes, favorite, was an easy and llay Fever can be cured BKOWN. 53 were at breakfast when were noti- the salmon this year is short the personality: references; crews averaging by venleuces. Apply to GEO. W. they winner in the 2 Japanese • Whosoever ASTHMAusing “Hilton’s Sure Cure for Asthma/' 25 trot and pace, Ned O., Will lssion. corner of Laucaste forty dollars; business getters only. Call Exchange St fied by a neighbor that the government is orders in and Pearl sts. N. l) Call or send address to T. __J1)>L upper part who fell on the placing heavy smith, leader. Meeting: FLETCHER THOMPSON, Preble House. HILTON, Drug- track at Fairfield last gist, 129 Congress St 4 w of the house was in flames. The fire the local market for salmon to feed every Sunday at 10-30, and 3 o”clock,and ever' aug4 SALE—Ten Per Cent Investments week and broke his its •_ _13-1 driver’s leg, fell in evening 7.30. tf VVTK WILL BiJY household goods or store FORscarce now days, but hero is an oppoduie spread rapidly and in a short time the army. /GOVERNMENT POSITiONS-Don'c prepare the first West V T fixtures of any or wLil re- it y to secure a double liouse that will par t heat, but both horse and driver Congregational Church, 1043 Con^rc for any civil service examination without description, j“F buildings were in ashes, Mr. not Men acquain ted with the salmon in- 1K®T* R ceive the same at our auction rooms foi cent and is in such a location that It wll adways Clough Boardman, pastor. Preaching a seeing our illustrated catalogue of information. « escaped injury. Emma D. took the first Jo-30 a‘ m* sale on commission. GOSS & WILSON have a tenant. Nothing is so safe and sure having time to save all the contents, dustry place the at from iSanday .12 m. All are in Sent free. COLUMBIAN CORRESPON- ** heat of the 2.17 trot and shortage 32,640, Auctioneers, 154 Middle street, corner Silver real estate well ren ed. Apply to GtO. The fire caught near the The pace,but Johnny 000 to DENCE COLLEGE, Washington, D. C. 11-2 street chimney. 36,040,000 less cans of salmon on West End tefc3-U BROW N. S3 Exchange loss is about $3,000 and is partly covered Wilkes walked away with the next three, Methodist Episcopal Churci Ft._J^L the market this than last. Accord- —Location, C. for ttie ORTGAGES NEGOTIATED—Purchasers insurance. year Congtess ,st—Rev. C. Whidden IITANTED-Recrulta U. S. Marine house being ft* by equaling the track record of on the 52 1 of real estate who desire a loan to com SALE—Eighteen lots, 2.17% to President Kesidence Gilman st. Preaching a Corps, able-bodied, sober men, between 3>« ing Levy of the California 10.30 a. in their or owners FORbal&noe of -in lots in Fessenden Tark. second heat. ami 7.30 p. m. by Rev. Charles C 21 and 35 years old, line chance for service on plete purchase having mort COLLISION WASN’T SEKIOUS. Produce Garland of ages due or can which have been sold within the pa« company, compared to the pack Nashua. N. II. Sundav school i i 4; shore In China, Philippines, Gu >m. Alaska and past maturing, obtain libera The results: loans at a low rate of interest weeks, will exchange for anything that of 1899 Columbia Leagl,e at e.Su p. m. Allan Puerto Rico and on board ship in every of by applying at Halifax, N. S August 17.—The Allan river shows a shortage part the real estate of judgment, is as good or better than cssk 2.19 trot and welcomei*WOrth the world. Apply 203 Midnle Portland and office FREDERICK S pace, $200—Newmarch, bs, St,, a sure Investment thev are the rklu tM»8. line steamer Grecian barely to ached the of 40.000 cases. 70 Harlow St., Maine. VAILL, First National Bank Building. Just first; Commander, br s, second; Bay ^Jfmorial M. e. Church, Pleas Bangor, jlylodtaug31 Apply to GEO. VV. BROWN.63 steamer in the b third. Best bound shows a Uev- C. Alex. _ily/Sdlmo Exchange^ Cartheginian very thick Dean, g, time, 2,19%. Puget shortage of 300,- ‘a (1 Terhune, pastor 2 25 trot and 1 rea eliiriK by pastor. U’ATCll REPAIRING, and all kinds of nnt weather in the lower harbor last pace, $150—Rex Wilkes, 000 cases. V Subject. •*Jh( AGENTS WANTED. TT night Clod’s v iew Point.” Jewelry work is my specialty, and my 2< SALK—Fine house on Clifton Sh. blk g, first; Gonerell, b Nel- fr2-m Sunday schoo 1 ..... CjjJ} m, second; Frazer river a ortl' with \V. F. Todd is of the Tae Grecian hove to and landed a shows shortage of 390,000. League meeting at 6.so m yearsr experience a puaran FORPark, overlooking the waters pilot son, b g, third; Boby b fourth. 7?nmt|,,' p. isENERAL and sub agents wanted to take tee of "S«. S., m, dl8COurse on sslstantConse ration TOWNE S ITINERARY, service we had a bad riot In Yamicraw. This is One of Parson’s a lion cases. and Bible clashes [ At 730 n 8un,day M-ords ln«rkfe campaign Duluth within 10 New Free of some, kind but on this the Elgin and Waltham companies, i o u s n e s s, Sick days and make an York, August 17.—Vest makers on Sireet Baptist Church—Rev .To. nlgut, wants a position for geT Wta™,, QS eral for o o year. MoKENNEY, the 1 Wilson. D. D.. pastor. At. iO.St it became serious and WANTini^STgirihousework In a first class ii ; Headache and 2 elaborate address devoted to an- ;he east side to the number of 2600 are on night I was tele- family jiyxw mostly a^iin tid'rv' the western of the Call on or Monument Square. and arrVV permission t*uggen he while er Roauoke has arrived with truer, making a call on that this TRAINED NUK-L would like $4,5 )0,000 i n valklng delegates to at him suggest plan be adopted in New 1VANTKD-Position Inspect shops any : by private man n A a t h -r homo for tho winter or for yesterday York at the *» coachman and A.{Lj 'OGeooooyoc^&aQGoooo gold. ( ime. time of tho next race out- care of horses; good rei good care and references a. n It was not so erences and given, many mon ths ago that break." good acquaintances. Addres s MRS. If. E. Elm Cottage. 10 ALLAN, '•//, Va MERRILL ST. jy2C.4 land. Me. 'urnberlauij, coal. coaLreta11- 5 Western 67%c t o b afloat; 11 v order the Light House Board. 50 htito 53c ?°r2C l STEAMERS. RAILROADS, SC fu.ruaoe Ilyo F New York car lots. J.sK. ( OGSWKLL, BOSTON & MAINE IS. R. *oa coal, re Wheat—receiuts — tall 5 ^ 107.925, bush; exports Commander U. s. Nnvv. ....V..4 busli; sales 325,000 bush futures. 96.000 bush Inspector lstTL. H. Dist. In EilccJ June No * K«d at 25, 1900. Oram y uotatioog, ^^WiS^Lweak! 79%c fob HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT CO. Rea 77%e ill elev; No 1 Northern Doinenlla i'ort*. cfiioauk) no a hu ok traih Duluth 82 %o f o b anoat. The 365 ISLAND ROUTE. U7.000 busn: exports NI'.W YOISK—Ar 10th, sells Aetna, Chipman, in the Tuursdav's quotations. o H?r!1~reeoipia3 131,- steamers Nations o! Staple Products bus; sales 1(50.000 bush futures; 820.00 Bonaire; George Jl Ames. Watts, Savannah; WESTERN DIVISION. Beginning July 1. 1900. will leave bush John Portland Pier, Portland, week days, as follows: WHEAT. export; spot steady; No 2 at 46% e f o b Pasadena. Hlgbee, Charleston; Proctor, Trains leave Union Station for Scarboro afloat and 44% e eiev. Caswell, Newport News tor Henry It For Loug island, 5.50, 9.00, 10.40 a. in., 1.45, Trains Leave Portland Boston; Crossing, 7.10. 9.05, 10.00 a. Ml., 12.00 Markets. onenuia. Tilton. Cobb. U< oil. do. noon, 5.00 p. in. Leadiiij! »„„ Clnalns. 46,300 blwn: exoorts 400 bus; Bangor; McDonough, (5.50 Scarboro For a. sales 1.15, 3.55, 6.25, 5.45, p. in.; For Cliff a. 5.00 Lewiston, 7.C0, 8.15, m 1.30,5.13 *8.30 00,000 bu spot; spot No 2 Cld, barque Annie lteed, Norton. Port Spain; Island. 5.50.10.40 m.; 1.45, p. steady ; at 2d ; BckoU. Pine Point, 7.00, 7.10, 8.20, 9.o5, 10.00 in. p. ill. *"*■*•* ; 2 White at 3 sell Cora C Meader, Meader, Baracoa. 28Vac; No white а. Bl., 12.00 noon, 1.15,3.30, 3.55, 5.25, 6.45, For Island Uct.. -°y» Iuixod Sid, Annie heed, Port Spain; sells A B 0.20, For Little Chebeague, Jenlcs, Gt. Chebeague, Pond, 8.15 a. m., 1.30. *8.3) p. m 74% Western at 26®27o; barque б. 51), 8.00, 11.22 p. 111. j Old Orchard, 7.00, 7.10, tiaca white Western Philadelphia; F C Pendleton and F & 8o. Harpswell, Bailey’s and Orr’s Islands, For COltK. at 2ftii3 ic. Sherman, ! 8.20, 8.45, 9.05, L'.OO a. 12.00 Montreal, Quebec, Chicago, 8.15 a. 111., John in., noon, 1.15, 1.40, 5.C0. 9.00, 10.40 a. ill., 1.45, in. and *8 ti»k Slock, Mousy aud Cirolii Aug...... deefcmiet; family at mess at T Lunion, Baltimore; Biacewell, Virginia; ! 6.05. 5.U0p. so p. m„ reaching Montreal at 6.50 >t„ 89*4 o $9® 8.80, 3.55, 5.25, 5.45, 0.20, 6.50, 8.00, 11.22 p. Gt. 9 a. Nat Meader, Augusta; 1 zetta and J M Morales, Saco and Littlefield’s, Chebeague, 00, 10.40 m., p. m., and 7.20 a. in. m.; Biddeford, 6.00, 8 20, 8.45, 9.05, l. m. Ilevlew d.. SRI Cut meats J M Kennedy, Ellsworth: L 45, 5.00 p. Slurkat uct.. steady. Bangor; Georgia 10.00 a. in., 12.00 noon, 12.30, 1.15, 3.30. 3.55, 6.25. 37% Laru Hoboken for Garuiirer: Nellie F RETURN easy; Western steamed at 6 90; Aug — ; Drake, Sawyer 6.-15,6.20,6 50, 8.00, 11.22 p. m.; Krnnrbnnk. FOR PORTLAND. Trains Arrive OATS. refined and A Davis, Portland; William Cobb and Portland. quiet; continent v7 30; 8 A 8 10; com- Lucy : 7.00 8.45, 10.00 a. 111., 12.30, 3.30, 5.25, 6.03 6.20 p. Leave Orr’s Island, 5.30, 8.0O, u.io a. iu„ 2.00 pound T eastern John From a. 6Kj a Ar 17th. schs Nighiingale, Bangor; Sarali а. 111.. 3.30. 5.26 North Rol- From Island j,'ew York, August speculation i2V4 15 00. p. 111.; Berwick, 3.40, 5.15 p. in. Arrive Portland, 8.00, 10.00 a- Pond, *6.10, 11.30 a. m., 6.45 Rutter firm; creameries «t Potter, St John, NB; Clara Jane, Calais, Somers worth, 8.45 a. m. m. than at PORK. t7%«<2ie; do fac- linsford, 7.00, in., 1.10, 4.20, 6.0). p. m. p. wiis more sluggish any tory current packed at BOSTON—Ar lthh, schs M 1> Hard- 5.25 Rochester?. t^y 14®1G0; nn erm at 16 p' Cressy, 12.30, 3.30, p. in.; Farming- Dailv excursions 22 miles down the Bay. From Chicago, Montreal, Quebec., *0.40 1135 i8c; state News; Lace Horse, Alton 8.45 a. Ill week and the tendency until fa1. dairy 16ioj19% ;do erm 17®19%. ing, Newport White, Wey- ton, Bay, Wolfboro, 12.30, Fare round trip only 50c. a. m., 5.45 m. time this OU. 11 40 Horeuce I Halil- p. Cheese irregular; large white at l<>%®loya ; mouth. NS; eland, Spoflord, 3.30 p. in.; Lakeport, Laconia, Weirs, hour reactionary. There was a W H Port moil SUNDAYS. *lw last c LAUD. largs colored 10% ; small white at more; Davenport, Stacy, lteadlug; Ply tb, 8.45 a. in.. 12.36 p. in.; Manches- 10ya®l0%^ ; Otliei trains to determine the « 06 do colored 10%. Bertha Dean, Thomas, Baltimore; W If Oler. ter, Concord oud Northern convict tons, Leave Portland for So. Harpswell and Inter- •Dally. week days. joBlliet at the opining fi®P*. mediate °c£. 0 70 Rggs firm; State and Penn 15®18c; Western Studley, do; Nellie T Morse, Kennision, Bath; 7.00 a. ID., 3.30 p. Bl.; Dover, Exeter, Haver- landings, 10.00, 10.40 a. in., 2.00 n. m. Sunday cheap excursion train leaves Port- pudency, In which tho boars af mark Post G M Porter. Hunt- down the leave land market'* RIB*. irregular jpacking Bov, Bullock, Kondout; hill, Lawrence, Lowell, 7.00, 8.45 a. Bl., Sunday sailing trip Bay, every Sunday lor Lewiston. Gorham and Oft 10®14;Western,loss New York. Portland 2.15 m. Return from So. the upper hand. Tho most 15,al«<\ ley, 12.30, 3.30, 6.05 p. m.; Boston, J4.30, 7.00, 8.45 a. p. Harp- Beilin at 8.30 a. m. Returning leave Berlin at obtained 6 85 sells Albert T Stearns, ( swell via above arrive 5g5*'. Tallow dull ; city 4 1-18; country Cld. base, Sargent- Bl., 12.30, 1.40, 3.30, 0.05 p. m.; (.eave Boston landings, Portlands. 16 4.00 p. m.. every Sunday afternoon for Lewis- was 111 tho staol stocks Ul£. -. 0 80 4ya®4%. Donna for a. 1.15, 6.30 m. effective selling L Cotton seed < ii easy. vilie and Baltimore: T Bnggs, Gurney. Portland, 6.00, 8.00, 7.30, 8.30 a. IB., 1 15, ro., p. ton and Portland. Friday’s quotation!. Petroleum Me, and Nantucket. 4.15, 6.00 p. 111.; arrive Portland, 10.07, 10.50. Fare to So. Harpswell and return Sundays being attested by reports ol dull. iMoningtou.™ Pullmau Palace Sleeping Cars are run on thi group Rosin sell Sarah W Lawrence, Norfolk. 11.50 a. 111., 12.10, 5.00, 7.60, 9.30 p. 111. 35c, other laddings and Bailing trip 25c. WHEAT. quiet. Sid, night trains and Parlor Cars on day trains. {rads con diets and expected cuts iu pro- Turpentine dull. Ar I7tli, schs Sable i’On, Brunswick. Ga: ISAIAH DANIELS, ODenm*. SUNDAY TRAINS. Ticket Office, Depot at foot of India ... tloslns Molasses Charles A Huqt, Stonington; George F Keene, jn30dtf Gen’l Mgr. The Important movements of the A«*.. firm. Cross- lucW. ... 72% Rice firm. Mt Desert; Battle M Mayo. Portland; Mansur Leave Union Station for Scarboro Street. in Transit and B Josie ing, 7.10,9.85. 10 15 a. m., 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.10, toy centered Brooklyn Freights aulet. Oakes. Manillas; Hook. Bangor; Frau- ds It Perih Henrietta A 6.15, 7.15 p. in.; Scarboro Beach, Pine Both stocks alter mo- °ct.74% 73% sugar—raw fair at Baird. Amboy; Whit Gas. firm; refining 4%c; Cen- Point, 7.10, 8.36. 9.35, 10.15 a. Coasolldated CORN trifugal 96 test ney, Edayville: Madaleue Coone;,, Baltimore. Bl., 12.65, 2.00, Portland <&. Yarmouth Klectric Ry. Co 4%; Molasses sugar at 4e; e- 4.15, 7.15 l>. Old mentary weakness started upwards and Aug.. aned firm. Sid, sells Frederick Koesner, Hillsboro, NB: 3.40, 5.10, 6.15, ra.; Orchard, PorllanMt. DeserJ & Machias Sib, Go 3914 Winnie St Abbie S 7.10. 8.35, 9.35, 10.15 a. ill., 12.05, 2.00, 3.40, 4.16, For Underwood Spring, and Yarmouth at 6.15 No definite news Lawry, John, NB; Walker, jotted with good gains. /ft*.. 39% CHICAGO—Cash aoutatlcn*. Vinalbaven: Damon,eastern port; WT Emer- 5.00. 5.10, 5.30, 6.15, 7.15 p. ill.; Saco, Bidde- a. n., half hourly till 10.45 p. m. Leave Yar- 001." Fiour 10.15 a. Friday, April 20th. the mouth 5.40 a. in. for the weakness In the rail- 37 V3 steady. son and Sadie & Lillie, Bangor; Alaska. Booth- ford, 8.35, 9.35, m., 12.55, 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, half hourly till 9.4d> p. m. KOjunted *rneat— No 2 б. 7.15 COMMENCINGJ steamer Leave Underwood OATS. spring —c; No 8 do 72%@73c: bay; Eastern Queen, Bath; Wesley Abbott. 00, 5.10, 5,30, 6.15, p. Bl.; Kcmvebunk, Spr.ng for Portland 30 min- but the prevailed that No 2 Rea at North Haver- utes later. Additional cars road list, opinion Aug...... 21% 75(87(5%e. Corn—No 2 at 3a%c: Ellsworth; Clara J, Machius; Lady Antrim, Berwick, Dover, Exeter, between Portland No 2 FRANK JONES Underwood was . 21% 91% yellow 39%c. Oats—No 2 at 22ys®22 Vi ; Kockland; Albert T Stearns. and hill, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 12.55, and Spring every 15 minutes from taking primarily responsible, No 2 Sargentville will, weather leave Portland profit wlilte 24%@26%c; No 3 white 24®24ya : Donna T 6.00, 5 30 p. m.; arrive Boston, 5.18. 8.30, 9.42 permitting, 1.00 p. m. Last car from Underwood Spring at ^.23% 22% Bath; Briggs, Stonington; Delaware, and at it.00 nr of St. lJaul failed, to No 2 Rye 5i %c: good p .m Tuesdays Fridays p. 10.10 m. pinion's purchase PORK. feeding barlev 3(>%c; John 0 W D Mangam and for p. fair to choice Cotilngham, Young EASTERN DIVISION. Rockland, Bar Harbor and Machias- an Increase in malting at 44®.8° No 1 Flax- eastern SUNDAYS. Birtaio the stock despite Brothers, ports. port and intermedia e landings. Re- 1100 seed 1 40 ;No 1 N W Flaxseed 1 Tim- sells P Leave Union Station for Boston and Way For Underwood and half f*1*. 41-.prune BALTIMOKE-Ar 16lh. Hattie Simp- turning leave and Spring Yarmouth lor the second week In Au- Uet. 11 06 othy seed —. if ess 9.00 Machiasport Mondays tbeearnings Fork 11 oo®i 1 06. Lard at son, Washington; Bertha F Stations, a. III.; Biddeford, Klttery, hourly from 8.15 a. m. to 9.45 p. m., with addi- 6 Cheney, Walker, Thursdays at 4 a. m. for all landings, arriving an LAUD. 60.ao (52% ; snort ribs sides 6 a 7 New York; Puma Portsmouth, Newbnryport, Salem, tional 15 minutes service to In the late dealings evening up 75 10; dry Ward, Calumet, Coombs. Portland 11.00 p. in. Underwood Spring gust. salted shoulders 6% @6% ; short clear sides at Lvhu, Boston, 2.0u, 9.00 a. m.. 12.45, 6.00 p. from 1.00 in. La3t car Sept. 6 60 Gorda; Itachel W Stevens, Stevens, Washing- IM.; GEO. F. EVANS. F. E. BOOTHBY p. from Underwood the contracts was effective in wiping 7 35<®7 55. arrive Boston 5.57 a. m u.oo p. m.; at 10.10 of ton. 12.30, 4.00, Geu’iMgr. G. P. & T. A. Spring p.m. jnelStf ol the losses. RIBS. Butter is firm—ermery 16@2oysc;aairtes 14® Sid, schs Ida C Southard and Marie Palmer Bostou Express stopping at Old Orchard, out much day’s Preliminary 18C. and Portsmouth aprlSdtl Sept. 6 85 Boston. Klttery only. 1.40 p. ni., of tomunow’s bank statement In- arrive Boston 4.20 m. Boston for figures Cheese steady lie. Sid 17th, steamer Charles F Ports- p. Leave Virtr« firm_frouK -1 OIL Mayer, In cash tne banks of over Portland Press A lor Portland. Portland, 7.30, 9.00 a. m., 12.30, 7.00, 9.45 p. m., dicate » toss by Dally Stock.Quotations mouth, towing barge Portland Flour—receipts 12,000 bbls: wheat 331.000; BANGOR—Sid 17th, sch Wm Pickering. New arlive 11.45 a. ra., 12.03. 4.30,10.16 p, BRIDGTON & SAGO RIVER increase in the loan Item Corrected 8wiu a |T(fiCO,OtO An by liarrotu, Bankers. 186 bush; corn 102.000 bush: oats 372.ooo bush; Haven. m., 12.40 midnight. RAILROAD Middle street. rye 2.000 bush: CO. ef the banks is not considered unlikely in bariey 14.000 bush. BATH—Ar 16th, schs Henrietta Simmons and SUNDAY TRAINS. STOCKS. Shipments— Flour 7.000 bbls; wheat 281.000 Ada J Boston. River In the stock Campbell, Leave Union Station for Biddeford, Klt- Scbago Lake, Songo tiew of the early activity bush; .corn ."89.000 bush; oats 334,000 bush Sid i7th, schs Alice Holbrook and Emma F IN JUNE Deacrlptlon. Par Value Bid. Asked rve tery, Poitsmoutlv, Newburyport, Salem, EFFECT, 25, 1900 The bond market showed a re- COOO busn; barley 4.000 bush. Angelt, Washington: David R Baird and Grade marts* | Canal National Batik.lOO 100 102 Lynu, Bostou, 2.00 a. m.t 12.45 III., arrive D Chambers, Baltimore; Eva D Rose, Poitland; p. FOR which is most Casco National Bank.lOO HO 112 DETROIT—Wheat quoted 76Viic cash 'White; Boston 5.57 a. m., 4.00 p. m. Leave Boston MtioaarT tendency today j Red Annie F Coition, Philadelphia. and of S. S. Co. vuniuerlnnd National Bauk.lOO 100 101 77c; Aug 77c ; Sept 77«%c. for Portland, 9.00 a. Bl., 7.00, 9.45 arrive Ray Naples BOOTHBAY—In schs Mortis & p. IB., Briilgtoii, Harrison, Norili In Issues known ;u> semi- Chapman National Bank.....100 100 101 port 16th, 10.15 12.40 Bririg;- pKSounwu TOLEDO—Wheat quiet—cash and Aug at Boston. New York. 12.10, p. m., midnight, Fust National Hank.loo lOO 102 Cliff, Eugene Bcrda, lon, Wed Sebaso, South Total tales, par value ftiTo,- 76y&c; Sept 77c: Oct 779%c; Dec 79c. Ga-Ar 16th. sch Mc- t—Daily. Bririg- ipseolative. Merchants’ National Bank....75 101 BRUNSWICK. Alice W. N. <& P. DIV. 10« Savannah. On and After June 25lii, 11)00, ion, Waterford and Sweden, 099. 0. 8. 6'# decline one-half and old National Traders'Bank.100 102 100 Donald, Brown, Station foot of Treble street. C Oltoa Markets. Cld, sen K Bowers, Henderson, Providence. For Portland NalidiMit Bank .... lOO 109 110 Worcester, Clinton, Ayer. Nashua, will connect daily with 8.45 a. m. and 1.05 p. m. A. M. P. M. P. M, tear* one-fourt h per cent in the bid price. schs Star of the Sea. Philadel- Portland Trust Co.loo 145 l&o (By Telegraph.) SJn, l'ettengill. YVtudbam, Epping, Manchester, Con- tram over Maine Central Railroad (White Mr. Leave Portlanu mcrk. g.&o 1.0ft 5,50 phia; WosDy R1 Oler, Hardman. New London. cord and Tolnts North 7.31 a. Portland Gas Companv. 50 85 90 Aug. 17. in., 12.33 p. m.; Div.) touching at Naples, Bridgton, North Leave Bridgton Junction, 10.08 2.28 7.15 NEW 1*>KK. Aug. 17. NEW York—The Cotton market to-uav was CAPk HENRY —Passed in 16th, sch S P Water- Portland Water Co....100 110 112 Rochester, Spring vale, Alfred, Bridgton and Harrison, connecting at Harrison Arrive Bridgton, 11.06 3.23 8.10 l a dull, v*c decline; Blackburn, Wiscasset for Baltimore. boro. Saco 7.31 a. gmy one*!! eisy at l v*. Portland >». Railroad Co.lOO 160 loo middling uplands 10c;do gulf River, Bl., 12,33, 5.33 p. 111.; with stage for Waterford, and at Naples with Arrive Harrison, 11.37 3.40 8,37 at 10V4 ; sales 45 bales. CAR 1 EltET—Sid loth, sch F C Pendleton. Cumberland Mills J. coach line at 4 & tar cent. Maine Central li’y .. loO 160 170 Ooritam, Westbrook, W. Cock's for iides Falls, Casco, J A. Bf.nnktt. fra»» SMrtCitaole paper a Burgess. Baltimore. Westbrook Je22dtl Supt. Portland & 1L It. j 60 61 GAI.V Jet., W7oodfords. 7.33. 9.45 a. Otistield, etc. was actual Ogdeiisburg lo ESTON—The Cotton market closed tiUrtae t*cha»>.:0 steady,with bust- CHARLESTON—Sid lGth, barque Cbas Lor- m., 12.33. 3.05, 5.33. 6.20 p. ir.; Scarboro Returning steamers leavo Harrison every steady; middlings 9^i»c. New York. Pine mi to hauliers hula 4 8?V4 *t,4 8714 for or- BONOS. Ing, BlatclPord, Beach, Point, 6.45, 9.50, 11.40 a. 111., day (except Sunday) at 7.45 a. m. and 1.30 p. STEAMERS. chA RLESTON—The Cotton market — Passed sch Portland 6s. 1907...117 119 to-day CHATHAM lfitli, Augustus 1.08. 3.16. 3.48. 6.40, 11.15 I). IB.; Old Orchard, m.; North Bridgton at 8 a. m. and 12.45 p. m.; autd ainl ♦8*«4 84 tor siaty «'ay* posted nominal; »ViC. Blair. News for Portland 4a 1902—1912 Funding.. Jo3 103 middlings Hunt, Newport Bangor. Saco, Biddeford, 0.45, 8.35, 9.50, 11.46 a. IB.. Bridgton at 8 30 and 2 p. m., and Naples at it.ir> 4 r a Wm ntw 4 84>4f«4 85Mi and 8 V4 4 8U. lom- Portland 4s. 1918. 108 M KM 1*1118—The Cotton market to-day closed ELLSWORTH-IT 17th, schs F Collins, 12.25, 1.08, 3.16, 3.15. 5.48, 6.40, 11.15 p. m. a. rn. and 2.45 p. m„ connecting at Sebago Funding.108 Stomnctoif. E'orester, Bar Iiarltor. Trains arrive from Portland & Steamboat Co. ii.rfci.ii bills at 4 83 >4 «* 83*4. Bangor 6s. 1906. Water...... 112 114 steady; middlings iK;%c. Worcester, 1.03 p. m.; Lake Station with 11.45 a. m. and 5.25 p. m. Bcothbay E'EKNANDINA— Cld 16th, barque Levi S Rochester 8.25 a. III., 1.05, 5.48 it. in.; Gor- steamboat Train for Portland and cerfwic.iict Hath 4%s. 1907 .Munioioal.101 103 NEWfiORLEANS—The Cotton market closed Kxpress STEAMER ENTERPRISE leaves East 8U«er i>l\* <£63Vfc- Andrews. Brown. Providenee. ham and Way stations, 6.40. 8.25, 10.47 a. m., Boston, the most iniand Bath 4s. 1921. Ketnutiins-.lot 108 9 15-16c. making delightful trip Bootlibay at 7 a. m. and ei steady: middlings HONOLULU—Ar 4th, bqe General E’alrehlld, 1.05, 4.15, 5.48 p. m. in New Monday, Wednesday Rsr&im Belfast 4s. Municipal 1918.110 113 England. for at So, .MOBILE—Colton market Dove Newcastle. NSW. Round for of Friday Portland, touching Bristol, Utxkui doiiar* 48M» Calais4* I'JOi—1911 Refunding.... 1O0 102 nominal; middlings SUNDAY' TRAINS. trip excursion tickets, good day Heron —c. —Cld sch Mabel island, Boothbav Harbor and Squirrel Municipal ...... 101 JACKSONVILLE 16th, For Old Orchard Reach, Saco, Bidde- date only, $2.00. Ask for our tourist’s guide Gorerntrent* weak. Lewiston6s,* 19ol. 102 Island- SAVANNAH—The Cotton market closed Hooper, Hoonor, New York. 6.45, 10.05 a. 111.. 3.30, 4.05. at Union Station. ta>wistco4s. 1913, Municipal ...... 105 107 ford, 9.28, 1.50, 5.00, Returning. leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, bonds w« an. easy; middlings 9*4 c. NEW HAVEN—Ar 16th, sell Carrie A Buck- 111. Rochester and C. L. GOODRIDGE, Fins baeo 4». 1901. Municipal...ion log 6.05, 7.08 p. Way StatiOUS, at 7 a. in. Thursday and for nain, Turks Island. Tuesday. Saturday Bail!*ul bonus w caa. Maine Central K lt?s. ivua.oons.mtgl35 137 6.20 p. m. jne28dtf Manager. Squirrel (Hand. Boothbay Harbor. Ilerou Isl- ** " NEW LONDON—Sid 16th, schs Modoc. Perth -4%9“ 108 llO European Market*. D. J. FLANDERS, U. F. & T. A. and, So. Bristol and East Bootlibay. * Amboy for Oliver Ames, New York for “is cons, nits.... 106 loo Saco; je27dtf A LFKEI) RACE. Manager. BIASV *■ (By Telegraph.) F G ETench, Port Johnson for Prov- aug2dtt 'ros.louo.exion'sn.lOl 102 Boston; ih* F.FVKRPOOF.. 17. lb* foUo" me quotations represent pay Portland A Oed’g k6s,1900. 1st mtgioo 101 Aug. 1900—The Cotton incetown; Sunbeam, PertIcAmhoy. market closed • NEW LONDON—Ar sch New W prices In this markets fori'swl W»Uf l il'isj. 1927 _.107 iC 9 lower: spot 5 19-32d; sales 4,- 17th, Hope, low mid steers ...,..6140 1* !> OOO bales. York for Augusta. nilk sad Mae*...*.4 V4 * NEWPORT NEWS— Ar ICtli, schs Jennie E PEAKS ISLAND STEAMBOAT Hoaloti Block 1.1st. I.ON 1H)N. Aug. 17, 1900—Consols at 98^ Kighter, Providence; Charles and ALLAN LINE k*ja»—>*’ 1 quality. Uj for money snu 987% for account ! Davenport -AND- yoj ** ..70 Sales of stock at the Boston Stock Exchange; Viking. Boston. No J bid. NOltE'OLK—Ar 16th. schs Natb'l T Palmer* St. Lawrence Service. Atchison... *... New (ilk ... .ii-ufic 27% SAILING DAYS OF OCEAN STEAMERS Portland; Twilight, York; Elagle Wing, AMUSEMENT CO. MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. Huston A Mll< e ...... 188 Provi ence; Charles H Trlckey, New York. American rnr>M por TIME TABLE.—July 8, 1900, Calling at Moville. ItrUtl Ctrorrr*’ Beil.... Sid, schs Jonathan Sawver, Saco; Mary W Dfarkrl. Central Massachusetts. 3 6 Cymric.Now York. .I.iverpool ...Aug 21 Bowen,E'all River; Mount Hope, Boston; Henry mar ice t—cut loaf 8n coutectionars do 62 K M Theresa ..New York. .Breaan.Aug 21 Elizabeth M Boston. fartfctid pfd, Crosby, Demerara; Cook, WEEK DAYS. From STEaM- 7c; co.Sae Maine Central...160 8ervia.Now York. Live^oooi .Aug 21 PASCAGOULA—Sid 101b, sch Eva B In Effect June 25tli, 1900. it.i*;powdered CVan granulated Doug- Liverpool. SHIPS. Montreal Quebec Uuiou l’uclflc. 69% 8t Louts.New York. .So’ampton ..Aug 22 lass. New York. Steamer ctsaacti & Vie 4 yellow 6 '4 ~ ALICE HOWARD Union Pacitte pfd... 76% Germanic.New York..I.iverpool.. Aug 22 PHILADELPHIA—Ar 16th, sch Jas Roth- Mexican Central K Louise.New York. 23 TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL- 'Thu 20 July Nuiiduiau ll Aug. 0 Au&. 4s. 80 \ .Bremen.Aug well. l’lgeon Cove. leave *• Charters. will Portland Pier, at 6. 7, 8, 9, 10,11 a. m. 2 18 American Lorraine.New York. .Havre .... Aug 23 schs C Stuart, Wm J WAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS: Aug Corinthian 18 bugar 124% Chi. Mary Snco; Lipsett, 1, 2. a 4, 6. 6.15, 7.30 p. m. 9ehr Helena, to Portland, coal American Sugar F Bismarck.. ..New York.. Hamburg....Aug 23 Bradford C E'rencb and Mary B Baird, 9 Parisian 25 25 Philadelphia pfd.X.116% Bangor: 7 00 a. in. For Lewiston Returning, Leavo Bay View Landing, at 6.25, 10 '• *• Ethiopia.New York. .Glasgow ...Aug 25 J Holmes Birdsall and Celia Ban- BruuswlcK, (Lower) Sicilian 31 31 Portland; E', Bath. Boothbav, Beach. Rock Au- 7.25, 8.30, 9.30, 10.30 and 11.30, a. in., 1.30, 2.30, 2.t Minnehaha.... New York.. London.Am 25 Wm C Wickham, Saco; J Hanson. Popham laud, Tunisian 7 Sept. 8 Sept. New York Onotatiou* of Stuck* and Honda gor; Jotu» Watervilie. and Belfast. 3.30. 4.30, 5.30, 6.45, 7.50 p. in. •• Mr P. t». Thompson, Philadelphia to Bar Parisian.Montreal Liverpool. ..Aug 25 lavinia gusta. Skowhegan 30 Ntimidian 15 15 Boston; Helena, Portland; Campbell. 8.30 a. ni. *• Y’ork.. 25 F'or Danville Jc., liumford Falls, SUNDAYS. Corinthian 22 22 coal Trojan I'rlnce..New Naples.Aug L Gardiner; R M " 6Sept, Wkor, $1 1». (By Telegraph.! Aliyns Point; Harry Whltou, Bemis, and *• Dominion.Montreal ..Liverpool ...Aug 25 ward. Fall Lewiston, Farmington, liangeley Leave Portland Pier, 8.10. 9.00 11.00 13 1 Parisian 29 29 k Jlchr J. If. to Portland,coal The following me the closui? quotations of Hay River; Augustus Welt. Bangor. Watervilie. 10.00, Randall,Baltimore Pennsylvania..New York. Hamburg.. Aug 25 Ar 17th. sch ELerett Webster. Kennebec. I. m. 12, 1.00, 2.00, a00, 20 Sicilian 5 Oct, 6 Oct. : Bonc- 10.10 a. in. For Brunswick, Bath, 4.00, 5.00, 0.00, 7.00. 8.00, •* »c. Sardinian.New York. .Glasgow.. .auk 25 down schs E I Lewiston, ).C0 m. 27 I Tui.isian 12 13 Ana. 17. Aug. 16. Reedy Island—Passed 16th, Gardiner, Augusta and Watervilie. p. coa Luoanla.New York. .Liverpool ...Aug 25 lor RETURNS. 8chr Abenaki, Perth Amboy to Augusta, New 4s. re*. IS;2% 182% White. Philadelphia Lynn; Augustus Welt, 11.00 a. m. Express for Danville Jc„ Lewis- No cattle carried on these steamers. |f Spaarndam ....New York. .Rotterdam ..Aug 26 do for New as. ..132% 132% Bangor. ton, Watervilie, Moosehead Lake via Foxcroft, Leavo Bay View Landing, 8.30. 9.30. 10.30, H* Belgravia.New York. 28 down schs Bradford RATES New ..iJ5 H6% .Hamburg...Aug Passed 17th, C French, Bangor, Washington County R. R., Bar Harbor, II. 30 a. in., 12.20, 1.30, 2.30, 3.30, 4.30, 5.30, 6.30, OF PASSAGE. Schr C. D. Hall, Perth Amboy to Portland, Majestic.New York.. I.iverpool....Aug 29 Baird and for Port- New is. coup.315% 115% Mary Helena, Philadelphia Aroostook County and for Houlton,Woodstock, 7.30 8.30 9.30 p. m. Cabin—$52.50 and upwards. A reduction of 5 New York.New York.. Aug 29 Wm C Wickham, do for S d*y 70c. Denver a n. »*. 1st .102 102 Souihampt’n land; Saco; Mary St. Stephen, Su Andrews, St John and Hali- Only line running Its boats to Peaks Island per cent is allowed on return tickets. Friesland .... NewlYork. .Antwerp .. Aug 29 Bradshaw, do for Gardiner. direct. Sehr John M. Norfolk to Elizabeth- Brie ireu. 4a. 08% 68% fax via Vanceboro. Second Cabin—To Liverpool, London or Brown, Aquitaine.New York*. .Havre.Aug 30 Marcus Hook—Passed down ICtli. sch Lavinia Mo. nati.k Tex. 2u«. 66% 66% 12.35 p. m. Express fur Brunswick, Lisbon K are 5 cents each way. All persons golntr by Londonderry—$35.uO to $^B.oo. pert, iron gl 10. K Friedrich....New Y’ork.. Hamburg....Aug 3o for Point. this line K ansns a Pacuic consols...... Campbell. Philadelphia Allyn’s F'alls, Augusta, Watervilie. Newport, Bangor, will be admitted to Greenwood Gar- Steerage—Liverpool, London, Glasgow, F derGrosso .New Y’ork. .Bremen..Aug3u Passed down bcIis E' den free. Oregon Nav.lst....109 109 17th, Mary Godfrey. Bucksport, Bar Harbor, Oldtown and Green- ju2dif Belfast, Londonderry or Queenstown, $23.50. futl land Wliu «s«le Wsrkst. Sicilian.Montreal. .. 31 for Gardiner; Wm J and J Texas Pacific, c. c. lsts....J 11% 112% Liverpool...Aug Philadelphia Lipsett ville. Prepaid certificates $24. Cambroniau — Montreal.. 1 Holmes do for Bangor. 12.50 in. For do reg. 2ds.. 50 5. in., or close ot entertain- Cotton Seed, lots.OO Ort Northern FRIDAY.. August 17. bag 00*27 otd. ment. 18 1 9 00 Nortnem pact tic 71% 71 Vi WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION. baeked Bran, ear ions...... 00* Arrived. Foretell Forts DAY STEAMER FOR BOSTON. For CuslRug’s Island, 6,45, 7.45, 9.00, 1 >.00, Sacked 00 Noxui western....162% 163% 8.50 a. m. For Bridgton, Favbans. Burling Bran, bag lots...OO 00*19 rill r»ffl. 11.00 a. n„, 12.3J, 1.45. 2.15, 3.00, 4.30,6.15,7.00, Ar at 17. steamer Hibernian ton, Lancaster, St. Sherbrooke From July 3rd to October 1st. Middling, car lots..18 OO*20 OO Steamer Horatio Hall. Bragg, New York— Glasgow Aug Jolinsbury, B.oO, 9.30 p. Hi. Onu & west. 2'.% 21% Boston. Montreal. Chicago, St. Paul and Min Mttrtlihg, bag. lots.,19 00*20 50 and mdse to J F Liscomb. Quebec, Steamers will leave Railroad Return, 7.05. 8.00, 9.15. 10.30, 11.20, a. m., K<*aumar. i~ passengers Sid Jm Moville Aug 17, steamer Furnessia, neapolis. Wharf, Portland, Mixeu icett...18 50*19 50 Steamer Cumberland, Allen, Boston for East- for B on and 12.45. 2.00, 2.45, 3.30, 4 45. 6.40, 7.15, 8.30. 9.45 HOCK isiauu...107% 107% for New York. 1.05 m. For Sebago Lake, Br Har- >ston, Tuesday Saturday. Duriug In*. and St NB. Glasgow p. dgton, p. m. Sugar. Coffee, Te». Holan««, Mala 114% port John, via rail and North July the hour of leaving will be 7 a. m. Duriug Si.! Paul.....114% Perth barges Sid ltu Glasgow Aug 16, steamer Norwegiau, rison, Songo River, Conway, For Little auct Great Diamond Sugar-Siaudaru granulated. 6 29 171 Tug Hokendnqna, Amboy,towing August and September will leave at 8.3J a. m. Islands, MPauiota..•.i71 to Randall <& Boston. Fabyans. Lancaster, Colebrook, Lunenburg, Trefetlaen and Sugar-Extra lino 6 29 *14 Benevides, with coal McAllister, J. F. I.ISCOMB. Supt. Evergreen Landings, granulated.... Su Paul . 5.50 p. m. For Sebago Lake, Cornish, Bridg- (odee—Kro. roasted. 13 *1(5 Tug Taeouv, Philadelphia. towing barge Gib- 111., 2.00, 3.CO, 4.2ft. 9P0, 6.15, 7.30, 9.30 p. in. Texas racuie.. 14% 14% Sid 6tll. sc Ella M Willey New York. ton, North Conway and Bartlett. Little son, with coal totRaudai & McAllister. Return—Leave Diamond, 6.25, tolfee-Java and Mocha. 27*30 fm 17, sell Luis G 8.50 p. m. For Sebago Lake, F'ryeburg, North Union Pacific nia. 7C 76% Sell Addle Dennison, Philadelphia, Sid Halifax, NS, Aug Rate!, 7.20, 8.15,9.15,10.15,11.45 a. >1)., 1.15, 3.15, 4.10, Teas—imoys. 26*36 linrlesou, Conway, LuneuDurg. St. Jolinsbury, waoasn. 7% 7% to A R Co. Louisburg, Fabyans, 5.35. 6.40. 8.4o, 10.40 p. 111. laas—Congous. 27*60 coal Wright anu to Toronto and Chicago daily Wabash ma .-,.... i«V8 3 8% Anna K Brown. Savannah, with Montreal, Return—Leave Great Diamond, G.29, 7 15, Teas—Japan... 36*40 Scb Kranz, except Saturdays,. Teas—Formosa... 35*85 Boston & Maine. 1188 a88 a 5m'.000 feet Georgia pine to Richardson, Daua R.10, 9.10, 10.10, 11.40 a. ra., 1.10, 3.10.4.05,5.30, DOMINION 10.35 111. Molasses—Porto Kteo. 8t’*4u Now York ana Now Knc. of.. Si Co. MJNIJA I TRAINS. LINE. 6.35, 8.35, p. j I 204 Srli Boston, to load oak umber Portland & Humford KftnVu-Leave Trctetlscn’s, 6.15, 7.10,8.05, Molasses— Harbadoes. 82*35 Old Colony.20 Victory (Br). FallsRy. 7.20 ft. m. train for Bath, and Paper Bangor, 11.35 a. 124 for the Provinces. 9.05, 10.05, JU„ 1.05, 3.05, 4.00, 5.25,6.30, Molasses—com 1non. 20*26 Adam* Rxoress...if4 for Rockland except Perry Transfer at Bath Montreal to 154 Ilarrv 1. Bolden. WakelamL60bbls fresh, In t Juue 25, 1900. Liverpool. B.30,10.31) p. 111. Sew liajsins. 2 crown...... 2 00*2 26 American Rxnress.134 Sch and for Bar Harbor on and after 8th. bhls salt mackerel to J D Randall (ar July Return—Leave Evergreen, 6.10, 7.05, 8.00, do 3 crown.2 26*2 50 u. fe. .. 7® ami 200 DEPARTURE'S 7.2,t> m. tralu for Lewiston. SI earner. From Montreal. From Quebec. 98% 98/a p. Papey 0.00, 10.00 11.30 a. in., 1.00, 3.( 0, 3.55, 6.2', 6.25, do 4 crown. 2 60*2 75 Peome .. 10th). 12.50 noon. From Union Station 9.30 a. ni. 15th for 8.30 A. M. and Commencing July Fab- Dominion, Aug. v6, daylight. Aug. *5, 2 p. m. B.25, 10.25 p, m. Catwm. I oefeMuscaie. 7(^*9 racmc Mail. 31a/4 Mechanic Falls, Bucklleld. Can- and stations. ^% Cleared. tor Poland. yans intermediate Jambroman, Sepr. l, daylight. Sept. I, 2 p, m. For Ponce’s Landing, Long Island, 6.15, I’ullmanJ'aiaco. 18'_, Humtord Fails and 12.,J5 m. For Fork. Bear, Lard and 1’ohltrr. ton, Dlxtield, BemW. p. Brunswick, Lewiston, Bath, •Roman, Sept. 8, daylight, direct. B.OO. 9.00, 10.30 a. 111., 12,00 111.. 2.00, 3.00, 4.20, Sugar, common... Sch Jr. Richards, Kennebec— Waterville. and Bar Harbor. ®l<5 50 »o James Boyce, 8.S0a. rn. 12.51) noon and 6.16 p. m. From Union Augusta, Bangor Vancouver, Sept. 15, daylight. Sept. 15, 2 p. m 5.30, 6.1 5, 7.30, 9.30 I>. in. fork-Hcary.. Western union. soys F & Co. 0.00 in. For Lewiston. Pent—Medium.. 15 50 C Gnptlil Station for Mechanic Falls and Intermediate p. Return—Ltave Ponce’s Landing, Long Sch Alice E Clark, Haskell, coal port—J S 8.50 m. For Wiihe Mountain Division, 75 *,11 25 Southern Rv uf<% St Co. Toronto and Brooklyn Rapid Winslow runs to Humtord Falls. Montreal, Chicago. 12.50, 2.50, 5.10, 6.55, 10.15 p. 1U. Beet-listh*.10 ooociu 75 — 3.46, 0.15, 8.15, common. 34% 34% Sch Simmons, friendship J H 11.00 for all honeitss. nail 0 60 psuorai Bieei Railroad, Portland p.m. Night Express points. Boston to via. bbls. 19 67 Through cars between and Berms. m. for Rockland Liverpool Queensfawi. SUNDAY TIME TABLE. urd—tes ao .. 67 Blake. 12.65 a. Mt. Desert special arm rmilfcM. mire.... *314 9* American looaceo.... 98% Sen W C Pendleton, Webber, Damarlscotta— Bangor and Bar Harbor. Steamer. From Boston. herd—ics ana halt bbl.com.... *<>44 BRADFORD, Tiafllo Manager, For Forest City Landing, Peaks Is- ao )28 J II Blake. B. a hard—Pans pure. 8% ® 9 Ve eta.138 Maine. ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. Sew l m land, 7.00, 8.00, 9 00, 10.00, 11.00 a. 111. 12,20, Street it R.'“> lbo% Sch Maud 8, Soavev, Prospect Harbor—J II Portland, England, Wed., Aug. 15, p. ®>8 Metropolitan it.50 a. 4.45, 0.15, 7.30 111. Latt-Fails, compound. TV* 8 *. L. LOYEJOY, Superintendent, From Montreal and Fabyans daily m.; 2.15, 3.15, 3.45, p. Tent), coal« iron. Blake. For 11.00 a. Urd-Puie. loaf 9(4* 10 I0*'*, H dtf Humford Falla. Maine from Bartlett, ami local, 8.25 a. in.; Lewiston RATES OF PASSAGE. Cudlilng’H Island, 8.00, 9.00, s. Sen Grant. Merrlman, Harpswoll—J ]el8 Ctoekeus. 16® 18 U. ituobar.80% Lydia and Mechanic Falls, 8.35 a. in; Waterville and m., 12.20 2.15, 3.45, 4.45. 6.15, 7.30 p. 111. *•*>% Blake. — 12??! 14 Continental ronacco.2(3% a. IClfst Cabin—$00.05 and Up. Iteirarn For Little null Great Diamond Islands, J>wl. Sell Mercedes, Saunders. Halifax—Ryan & Augusta. 8.43 m.; Rangeley, Farmington, lurk cvs.. 13.915 Bends, Bangoi, Augusta ana Rockland, 12.02 p. >111.00 and up, according to steamer and ireIVthens and Evergreen Landings, 9 12 Hn.Uiit Marnoi. Kelsey. _ ana icoommodatlon. Peaks Island, 7.00. 8.00, 10.30 a. 111., Ham*... 111,4 — STEAMERS. eo.; skowliegan, Farmington Lewiston, 9.30, 12.15, Sch Gamecock, Wallace. Millbridge J H Second Cabin— 8 V4 ) s 00—The wore 12.15 Beecher Johnsbury.Bildg- $37.50 to $42.50. Return, 2.00, 3.15, 5.15, 6.15, 7.30 p. ni. Shoulders.. BOSTON, Aujt.17 following Blase. p. m.; Falls,St. 4.20, of Floor and t orn: 12.15 Express, Mattawamkeag, Bar $71.25 to $80.75. For Foil ce’s Landing, Long Island, Proilncc. today’s quotations Sell Laura & Marlon, Eastman, Harpswell— NLW VO It 14. DliJELI ton, r<-m.; MNi; Harbor. Bangor, 1.20 d. in.; Waterville and Steerage—To Liverpool, Derry, London, r.00, 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 a. 111., 12.15, 2.00, 3.15, 4»20 Mo*. 2 40 a 2 50 FLOUR. J H Blake. and Pea.... Lewiston, 3.23 p. in.: Skowliegan, Waterville, Queenstown. Belfast Glasgow, $23.60 to 5.. 5, 7.30 p. in. Bp 11 s, ra 2 7<> Sch James Freeman, Jasper. Machias—J H furnished ifornla Pea. 85*2 SrOn" patents 4 O.Vao 00 Maine Steamship Go. Augusta and Rockland, 5.20 p. m., from Water- $25.50. Stoaragc ou'fit, free. u.oo p. in., for Forest City Landing, Peaks team, Yu,low Eves. 2 50 3 85 « 4 <10. Blake. ville Bar Harbor, Aroostook Apply to T. P. McGOWAN, 420 Congress Island. [Saturday nights Winter patents Glen Long BUidiI Somnl By Uaylt.'hi. daily; St.John, only. 15o*ns, Ko i 2 50« 2 55 » 4 25. Sch J S Lamprey, Russell, Cove—Port- J. B. room First over line to tlic Gem Kidney. Clear mu soaisrnr 51 SO County, Moosehcad Lake and Bangor, 5.30 p. itreet, KEATING, 4, Nation- Tickets sold this 6811TB « ! land Co. unions, bu. l 00 16 Corn—steamer yellow 4 8 Vs a)49e. Cooperage 3 TNI PS PER WEEK. m.; Rangeley. Farmington, Rumford Falls, al Bank Building, CHARLES ASHTON. 947A Theatre. I'otati e-. libl. * 2 00 Sens Alice E Clark, coal Jas 5.45 White Mountain 1 Congress street and Congress Square or Unavoidable and to SAILED— port; Horatio Hall Lewiston. p. m.; points Hotel, delays excepted, subject Optoni. 75 Glen The steamships and Mm- DAVID Montreal. Egyptian. *1 « p Uiva Sl.uau. 4l-*rK*r. Jr. ivennebec; J 8 Lamprey, Cove; and Naples, 5.55 p. m.; Chicago, Montreal, TORRANCE & CO., ihange without notice. Sseot c»k« Boyce. linttan alternatively leave Franklin Wharf, i'ota'oss, Norfolk. *3 00 Almeda Willey, Kennebec; Mercedes, Halifax. Fabyans. 7.25; Bar Harbor, Bangor and Rock- jly25dtf C. W. General By Telegram. Tuesdays, Thursdays and T, GODING, Manager, |weet, Vinfcunl. *— Portland, Saturdays land, 1.25 a. m, dally; Halifax. St. John, Bar 6 m. tor New York direct. leave ju30 dtf J’lKs, Eastern fredi. 10® 20 rniCAOO. Aug. 17. 1900.—Cattle—receipts from our correspondents. at p. Returning, Harbor. Bangor, 4.20a. m. daily. Peg*, IS to butch- Pier 38. E, R., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- Western fiosh.. *! 2,50i)i steers generally 10 15c lower; schs Chester R Mtnday3—Lewiston, 9.25 a. ra., 5.38 p. m.:Bar nutter, 4 cars ROCKPORT, Aug 17—Sid, at 5 in. Fancy tb camor. 24 * 25 ers stock slow, unchanged: natives best days p. Harbor, 12.25 b. m.; Waterville,5.20 p. m.jWhite Lawrence, Grlnnell, New York; John M Fisk, These steamers are superbly fitted and fur- natter, Vermont 21® 22 6 60; good 10 steers at 6 4 v«6 00: poor Mountains, 5.35 n. m. prune Nutt, Boston j R L Kenny, do. nished for travel and afford the most cneesr, Jj. York and Verm't... lOVa^l 1 Va tomedium 4 65t(5 5!5; seOit d iceders steady passenger GEO. F. EVANS, V. P. & G. M. 4 SULLIVAN. 15—Ar. sch Mildred Pope, convenient and comfortable route between Fruit. 4 OU«lt To; bulls 2 75,«4 lO;calves 60;®« 7o; Aug F. E. BOOTH BY. G.P. St T. A. Boston. Portland and New York. Texas fed steers 4 80« o »)0. Irons, BOSTON PHILADELPHIA VeniMH.'Mcssina. 0 00*5 00 ;>c too at Sid. sch Alice J Crabtree, Peterson, Philadel- J. F. L1SCOMB.General Agent ilogs—recemts —; strong to | uglier; TRI fj oranges, Seedlings. 4 00® 1 53 4 82 % ; THOU. M. BARTLETT. Agt WEEKLY SAILINGS. 6 4d ; mixed a‘nd 1 u*chcrs Hiteo good phia. _ooMdtl litih at ! Dry and Mackerel. io choice heavy 6 06g5 550; rough and heavy of salesl—. EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. From Boston Cud, large Shore. 4 00@4 50 4 86»5 0 >: n_.1' 6 oho;5 40; bil k Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, —; lower; Medium shore fish. 3 00*3 50 rtneotv—receipts dull ".lambs 10aloe Ar at London Aug 17, steamer Freshfleld, STEAMERGORINNA. 4 fair to From .'. 2 60 to choice w< ill ts at 10(SC4 30; Portland. Philadelphia Monday, Wednesday 25*3 good at cn mixed at 3 "@t 10: Western sheep western Direct Between Brunswick and Portland. MCDONALD STEAMBOAT GO. and 4 00^4 rn ; 11 ii\e limbs 4 26,&6 90; Notice to Mariners. Friday, Herring, per 11*1(5 lauiOa 4 76/<5 75. From Central Wharf, Poston. 3 p. m. From box, sealed. of the Lighthouse BEGINNING JUNE 1st. The I staunch and elegant steamers Office inspector, Beginning Aug. 12th steamers leave Port- < Pine street Wharf. at 3 m. In- Sli, J’shore ,s.18 Of(§20 00 First District. •GOV. DINGIjEY” and "BAY STATE" Philadelphia, p. Mackerel Steamer will leave Simpson’s Point, Bruns- land Pier at 2.00 p. m. for Cousin’s, Little- lurauce effected at office. shore 2s. 12 00**14 Jtomcsllc MarKeti Portland. Me.. 1900. ilternately leave Franklin Wharr, Portland, LarKe Aug 17, at 7 a. m. daily. Harpswell Center at 7.25, (treat Cliebeague, (Hamilton’s Land- for the West by the Penn. R. R. and 10 00*$13 wick, john’s, ind India Wharf. Boston, at 7.00 p. in. dally, Freights (Bv Telegraoh-1 Fggemoggin Reach, Maine. Birch Island at 7.10. Mere Point at 7.45, Bustin’s log) Orr's Island, East Harpswell, Sebasco, ! Sunday. 11 I South forwarded by connecting lines. Oils, Turpentine sud Coal. 17. 1900. ncindlng Aug. Island at 8.05, Littlejohn’s at 8.23, and Cousin’s Small Point Harbor and Cundy’s Harbor. stoamers meat Passage $13.00, Round $18,08. mantel—receipts Two Bush Ledge buov, a spar, red and black These every demand of Trip Oik.. 87*72 nkw VfMtK—The Flour lsbni at 8.85, arriving in Portland at 9.30 a. m. Return leaio Cundy’s Harbor at 0.00 a. m., service in Meal3 and room included. Hoi'ertS??'^useei sales 8.7b0 horizontal stripes, reported adrift July 16, was , nodern steamship safety, speed, Unseed oil. 89 «)74 32,638 bUs; e pores 5.028 bbls: Returning, leave Long Wharf, Portland, for the Seoasco (4.20 a. m.. Small Point Harbor 6.50 a. luxury of traveling. For freight or passage apply to P, F. WING, lower. replaced August 14. omfortand turpentine. 48*69 paokgs; quim, weak and shade above landings, at 3 30 p. in. m., Orr's Island 8.10 a. in., Cliebeague 9.15 a. Through tickets for Providence, Lowell Agent, Central Wharf, Boston. 3 7o®4 loiwinter straights Damarlscotta River, Maine. m m. Kuwh ?1d, Ceutonmal oil bbl.. 1 50utitlO»/i Flour—Whiter on m., Lijtlejobn’s P.30a. cousin’s 9.35 a. Worcester, New York, etc., etc. E. B. SAMPBON, Treasurer and General tet 3 26; wiu- A. P,..n,?(l Petroleum, 120. 111G 3 50,a3 60; .Minnesota palents 90, £2.35 Capt. (now Brig. General) King’s 49c Cases of diphtheria have been report- o’clock and will oruise down among the Fort Frayne, 29, 39, 49, «9c, totlia Hon. Cabot Velvet Waists, $4,50 ones, $2.25 An Army 49c ed to the board of health at 36 Tyng Henry Lodge, islands of the harbor near the shore. An Wife, Sterling Novelties, 25, 50,69 £ Warrior Gap, 49c Ebony (silver street and 116 Pearl 6treet. orchestra of music will be aboard. For mounted) Noveltia' Hon. Samuel W. Cotton Waists, $3.00, 2.50 and 2.00 A Garrison Tangle, 49c The of the McCall, the accommodation of the of Fal- Hat regular monthly meeting people ones at $1.50 A Wounded Name, 49c Spiral Tins, of Maine Central directors was omitted yes- Massachusetts, mouth Foreside who wish to enjoy the Fancy Hat Pins, 50,75.^ White Muslin Waists—at Half. Brooch Novelties, terday and no meeting will be held un- trip a stop will be made at Town land- Morris Chairs. HON. LEE FAIRCHILD, Washington, D. C. Fan Chains, 25, 39, 49,69c top til September. ing The steamer will return to the city $12.00 kind for $8.89 Bathing Suits, Bargain rates. Sterling Chains, $1.49top The board of registration will begin GEN, ADAM E, KING, Maryland in time to make ample connections Iron lied Bargains, $2.OS to 6.50 Belt Buckles, 25,50,75ctop holding sessions for the purpose of adding with the Yarmouth electrics. Belts, 25, 50,7* X r SENSE Souvenir Pictures of Portland and Side Combs, 60,75c, ■« new names to the voting list on Monday, And lion. Ilcnry IS. Cleaves will 3 I !'Dinner Ware. Jr AAHT \\T A O TTA1II A ~L> IIsT\ Casco 15 and 35c Pompadour Combs, be in session for nine preside. J CENTS Bay, 25,50,75ctop H7 inst,, and will and a lull dozen at one and you Com bs, I | Buy purchase The will be seen to be quite Empire 25,50,75c, p consecutive The Agent John McManus of the Society get one K.R.JEIS, prices Hose days, except Sunday. SENTIMENT. a bit below the Supporters, 12k,ij'j> regular. Hair hours will be from 9 a. m., to 1 p., m., 3 for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, [ | Brushes, 25, 50,75c, fi.O AFFRAY AMONG ITALIANS. | Knit Underwear for women, 20 to the over was at Riverton district Sets, (112 pieces set) Tooth Brushes, 10, 15,20,25^ftc p. m., to 5 p. m 7 to 9 p. m., each day, yesterday 50c with blue decora- In the matter of a t 1234 c, 25c, glazed English ware; Dressing Com bs, 5,10,15 toft the last when the session morning in answer to an anonymous painting tions, at $7.69 excepting day the build- Curlers, 5,10,15,25c Katlao Arcella Stabbed house, to protect fin close at 5 m. All Seriously by letter charging a i*esident with having 3 simply Cj 15 ware, Hair Pius, will illy p. persons from there is little £ Children’s Underwear, 1234c & 19c Sets, (112 piece sets) English 10,15 25ft ing weather, new Hair are to Ilossa Bernado Who Is Under Arrest. cruelly abused a cow by sticking a pitch- green, $8.49 Wire Pins, per box, not registered requested present >3 sentiment. C 5,ft fork into its side. 9 Sets large themselves before the board and if they Upon Investigation All is is a little sense € (114 pieces) Including requires Soup Tureen, every piece traced with have the then their it was found that there was no truth in and some cents. Common sense to S Parasols. proper qualifications, Thursday at Great Falls at North Gor- J gold, in brown, blue or green. names will be added to the list of voters. the story. 3 know where to durable paint, f The of all our $3.50, 3.00, Price per set, $12.69 caps. ham, where a gang of Italians is em- buy wind-up Mr T. at of cents. £ 2.50 ones for 16 Sets including Soup George Bell, general passenger there was a serious be- THE THIRTEENTH MAINE REGI- 3 economy (114 pieces) ployed, affray But is in 2 assorted every piece per cake, and ticket of the Grand Trunk y there sentiment getting Tureen, patterns, Castile, 5ft agent tween two of the laborers. It is said that MENT REUNION. £1.00 traced with gold. Three Kirk’s White Palace- i,3 artistic decorative results as well, q grades, $15.00, Bouquet, pa railway, has received a cable from Paris $16.00, $18.00. 3 a quarrel arose over some question con- The annual reunion of the 13th Maine and we have the best facilities for C box, cakes, of the Note Paper. “Royal Standard” Craddock’s Medicated Blue announcing that the pictures and 9 new open stock patterns, you may Soip, cerning tne division of food. One Italian will be held at satisfactory paint buying 2 Box 24 sheets and 24 envel- Grand Trunk on exhi- Regiment association, Paper, select any one piece, easily matched as box of 3 cakes, railway system accused of food ) the other taking belong- Brunswick, Tuesday, selling, opes; a specially fine quality, per box white ware at very low prices. Hudnut’s Ideal Perfumes. bition at the had been award- Merrymeeting park, | exposition, to and there was trouble Woodworth’s Perfumes. ing him, right August 21st. Reduced rates on railroads § Also a fine collection of ed the gold medal by the international | 19c Haviland, Perfumes. away. One of the men drew a knife and and Boston boat has been secured. Mem- Austrian and Vitreous China. Seely’s jury. The collection included 75 views. H. H. HAY & SON, Patent Medicines at Cut Prices. slashed the other across the abdomen, bers starting from Portland will take 7 Mrs. Jennie King Morrison, the well- making a very bad cut. The wounded a. m. train for Brunswick at Union sta- known will be heard in solos 3 Middle St. contralto, man was attended to by the other men tion. at the Williston church i i J. R. LIBBY CO. J. R. LIBBY 00. J. R. LIBBY CD, Sunday morning who saw the and the occurrence, during BANKRUPTCY PETITION. and evening. left the excitement the assailant camp 1 1 ■ Petitions In bankruptcy have been filed 1 and made his escape. rEllSUINAL. in the United States court by George W. man was late The wounded Thursday Worthing, Fairfield; Ezra R. Clifford, night takdn to the Maine General hospital Gardiner; Charles D. Ross, Portland. Mi’s Geo. W. Dow and daughters Hazel for treatment. It was found that he was — MAINE’S GREATEST STORE. SAIL THROUGH CASCO BAY. and Beulah of Fessenden street, have badly hurt but perhaps not fatally. Dur- ;5 f gone to their summer home at West ing the night he rested well and yester- Take the McDonald Steamboat compa- Southport. Mrs. Dow’s mother, Mrs. E. day morning his wound was attended to ny’s steamer tomorrow for a 6ail to Orr’s E. Orne, accompanied them. by the physicians in attendance. Island, touching at Cousins, Little- More Ripe Juicy Dr. Pleasant Hunter of Minneapolis, Thursday an Italian came into the city john’s, Great Chebeague islands. Steam- er leaves Portland at 10 will speak to men only at the Y. M. C. on the Westbrook car and had some talk pier a.m.,return- An to at of4 ing city 5.30 p.m. This is the long- •}f extraordinary A. tomorrow afternoon at half past with Mr. Garbarino, who keeps the fruit est sail in the bay. four. All men are invited to hear him. stand at the nead of Preble street. The ever. Rev. Dr. Samuel of a than man said he had been in with Fruit Worcester, pastor quarrel of ^ the New Jerusalem church, is spending another Italian who had got the worst of Ijfermg high his vacation witn friends and relatives | the light and that he feared arrest, The in Massachusetts ~*and Rhode Island. police were notified and looked for the The Biggest HU The week has brought us a better assortment While away from home he is to proaoh man but without success. Yesterday ^ of the in most fruits. The three or bicycles. two for the New Church Season. with grande Sundays society morning the Italian was arrested at the better qualities | | in PrDvidonce. Onion station as he was about to leave four kinds of Grapes for instance are very juicy and Messrs. Woodbridge Osborne and Her- on the morning train. He was taken to the Alelons are as luscious as your can bert W. Worcester of Winter street, are the police station and turned over to the sweet, fancy Still four months left of the best are nearly !\ enjoying a two weeks’ vacation camping custody of Sheriff Despeaux The sheriff picture, the Apples for table or cooking getting by the Presumpscot river between River- took bim and an interpreter to the Maine Sliced nicer each day; Bartlett Pears, Plums, Peaches, 3 wheeling of the year. Because the selling j ton and Falmouth. General hospital, where the wounded and the Miss has Blackberries, Raspberries, big yellow Mary S. Snow, who been the man at once identified his assailant, The ]2 season, however, is nearly by, we'll sacri-; efficient superintendent of schools in the man under arrest practically admitted Peaches Lemons are all in splendid condition, while prices of for has re- city Bangor many years, that he was the one wanted and said that are always cut to the lowest mark. -2 fice a big slice off the original factory; signed her position, but the school board the other man began the fight. good has refused to accept it, and has granted The name of the man who was wounded in J2 cost rather than carry any over. one; her an indefinite Soda. Every leave of absence. Miss was Fftdao Arcella. The name of the as- Know has been in ill health for several sailant is Eossa Bernado, ^2 who one of these odd wheels! due to and she Is gets twenty months, overwork, now During the day Arcella was holding Luscious large ripe peaches suffering from nervous prostration at his own and the doctors say there is no C. like those in the O. ELWELL, M will know that half of his at leasts her cottage at Kouthwest. Harbor. Immediate danger of his death. What the displayed bicycle are The new issue of 4 window, carefully peeled Cape Elizabeth per wound may develop© later cannotHbe told him one is newt and sliced than added to Ice 7