fe PORTLAND PATEY PRESS. E53 * VOL* 39. 1 OKI LAND, TUESDAY —-— MAINE, MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1900. PRICE THREE CENTS. BlISCEUUUl NfiOtJS* Army of the Republic, Governor 1» Acting McKinley and deollned to be a visitor aa to a Warder, who was Governor settlement of the Chinese trouble. i representing at the national encampment. He, this m Tanner, Mayor Commander Ever since the fail of Pekin, the princi- Harrison, afternoon sent a message to Executive Jones of tho Sons of Veterans and pal difficulty confronting the government Com- Director William H. the head mander Harper,' has boen to Atwell of the ex-prlsoners of war. here, arrange for the next of the local committee of the encamp- Chief Marshal J.F. R. Ross of movement in its programme. It could Minne- ment saying that because of the absence headed a not withdraw its even if so ~ apolis, parade alto- of troops, dis- numbering President McKinley from the encamp- gether about men. posed, without arranging for indemnifi- 5,000 ment he considered it advisable to romaln cation Preceding the naval the for the heavy cost it has bean put parade, big away. naval to in the Pekin arch, erected at Michigan avenue campaign. Also, it must G. A. and make Big B. At llubbard court was dedicated. An ALABAMA’S arrangements with some responsi- Gathering TB1AL~"t<)-DAY. ble immense crowd witnessed tho ceremonies authority for the future protection of in honor or the American interests in as our naval veterans which were It Is Expected She Will Prove Fastest China, busi- Chicago Opens. exceedingly ness Interests cannot bo withdrawn along simple. Battleship In Navy. with che of The late afternoon feature of the day’s General Heard From For army occupation. Therefore, celebration, the naval parade of Lake Commanding as conveying a faint hope that in the Boston, Aug. 27.— The new first class Michigan, proved somewhat of a persons of these members of the Tsung disap- battleship Alabama, built by the Cramps pointment, weather conditions Ei Yamen, there may be found some au- interfer- will bo her put through paces over tho thorized ing sauly with the arrangements. Resides tire First Time representative of the Chinese Cape Ann course tomorrow and her Since Aug. 18. the revenue cutters Morrill and Fessenden government competent to make engage- Old Sol- builders bave every expectation that she ment on these Fully 45,000 and a lleet of excursion steamers, It had points, the message of Mr. will outsail her the Kear- was been planned to have the large lleet of the prototype, Conger very wel come to the author- diers Present. sargo. and in so doing, win the distinc- ities here. Chicago Yacht club included in the pa- tion of Another rade from the lake park front off Jackson being tbo fastest line of battle- statement in Mr.Conger’s des- relative to the boulevard to Lake Michigan, where the ship in the American navy, Built as a patch decision of the gen- erals not to enter the naval battle took place, but the breeze of 16 knot ship, she is expected to main- imperial palace, ap- : mz ; a the His Tells of 19th pears to explain the movement of the morning died away and hardly a tain during her 4 hours trial run a speed Message August breath of air was American troops, which the des- stirring during the af- of over 17 knots. The remarkable tiling press ternoon so this patches were unable to clear In relax- part of the programme about tomorrow’s trial, and the first in- Battle at Tien Tsin. up, Promises To Be Most Successful Ever was abandoned, ing the attack upon the palace gates after necessarily The govern- cident of its nature, is that the stake RUP all but one of $ Rgs ment vessels towing barges filled with de- capturing them. 'c boats will be other battleships, namely Another Held. tachments from the Illinois naval event of the day of some In- reserves tlio Massachusetts, Indiana, Kentucky, Ac and gaily decorated with flags and | °leasnn/Jy andUvinpr/y Koarsarge and Texas, detached tempora- streamers and the excursion boats made rily from Rear Admiral Farquhar’s com- Cleanses the System an imposing appearance. mand. and as a squadron, they will con- Gently and Effectually The fleet arrived off Lincoln Park about Minister Want and Bond’s 4.30 and then in stitute the most formidable ever gath- Cables Arrival of when bi4ious or costive. p.. m., sight of tens of Conger thousands of the ered in New England waters. The spectators revenue cut- Dedication of Naval ters wltn their blue jacketed crews work- Fresh German /resents in the most acceptable form THE WEATHER. Troops. the laxative principles of r/ants ing the rapid fire guns of the two vessels BLAGKSTONE known to act most beneficially. Arch. went through some beautiful maneouvre- Ing In the shum fight for the supremacy. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS The evolutions exemplifying the work- CIGAR ings of two fighting ships In battle lasted — for half an hcur and at BUY THE GENUINE MANF D. BY their conclusion of The the fleet slowly steamed back to the har- Some members of Tsnng Li Yamcn Leading CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. bor. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL. The And The Said To Be in Banquets Speeches I.he end of the naval fight off Lincoln Pekin. We Londre 10UISVIUE NY, NEW YORK, N.Y. Park closed the official programme of the Fat ssh br Sruggnff — ftn'tr 50* per boff/e. Last Evening. encampment for the day, but all over the in the merits* city In various halls and In the hotels, 27 — Local forecast: there were reunions of regiments and Boston, Aug. Known Everywhere. CENTER & gathering of comrades who had not met Showers, followed by clearing weather MCDOWELL, since the days of the war. One of the Tuesday morning. Wednesday, fair; Washington, August 27.—After several ous omission, but Anally concluding from QUALITY 53fl Congress St. leading affairs of the night was the ban- westerly winds. days' Intermission In Chinese advices, internal evidence that Mr, Conger’s mes- des- Chicago, August 37.—The 84th annual quet of the Iron Brigade, which was held Washington, Aug. 27 — Forecast for the government today received two sage was certainly later than any olli- COUNTS. its ad- jial | encampment of the Grand Army of the at the club house of the Athletic club at Tuesday and Wednesday for New 'Eng- patches which presumably bring emanation from the Chinese capi- which was last 0.30. The list of and toasts was vices to the most recent date There are tal, the was allowed THE WOMAN’S OXFORD TIES Republic, formally opened speakers land: Local rains and cooler Tuesday. message publicity for night the monster in the ooll- its follows: indications that the principal delays in what it was worth. tell of are at reduced prices— by meeting Wednesday, fair; light southwesterly was in D. the lines ot communication are en- real reductions f,-ona modi rate seum, full blast today and In all Speaker B. Henderson—“Our Coun- shifting to northwesterly winds. Mr. Conger’s reference to the arrival try.*’ between Tien Tsin and termer pure*. If have a doubt respects it promises to be the greatest and countered Pekin, o f 2000 fresh German caused some you Julius C. tr. S. Senator from troops Burrows, a the ad- about a and If our* most successful the — fact by newspaper no It, buy pair, aro encampment army Michigan “New Responsibilities of LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. explainable surprise, one apparently having close- cot &e good, or better, we will es- has ever held. All last and all of American vicas that small bauds of Boxers are watched night Patriots.’’ Portland, Aug. 27, 1900. —The local ly the movements of the Ger- teem It a privilege to be allowed to Governor Edward Scofield of Wisconsin on the line of communication today train after train loaded down with weather bureau records the following: operating man contingent, which is now arriving refund the cosh —“Wisconsin s Record in the Civil War.*' purchase veterans and their rolled Into the of the Pekin campaign force. Just such with friends, General Albert 1). commander in 8n. m.—Barometer. 29.945; thermome- fairly regular frequency in China Shaw, dew rel. interference with the work of the various depots in the city, and, by eve- chief G. A. R.—“The Pri^lpe Soldier of ter, 80; point; 68; humidity, 62; signal and which consquently may be expected URGE ASSORTMENT direction of the wind, calm; velocity of the United ning it was estimated by railroad officials the Great War.” corps men was experienced by soon to equal in numerical the the 1; state of weather, strength Of Woman’* Fiiimt Hlnt-k aud Governor James A. Mount of Indiana wind, p. cloudy. forces in the and that forty-five thousand old soldiers had States Philippines by military contingents of any of the Eu- Ta ii Kid Lace —“The New Birth of Our Country.” 8 p. m.—Barometer, 89.880; thermome- Oxford*, good arrived and that three thousand other ex- Lord Roberts’s troops in the Transvaal nations there James G. Flanders of Milwaukee— ter, 80; dewpoint, 61; rel. humidity, 62; ropean represented. »KC1AUT\’\ dren, the Iron Brigade.” sent a strong contingent. The New York covered by the last interruption gives statement is that these har- Poem—Recited by James Whitcomb ministers wish should bo served in dishes that delegation is one of the the rise to the belief here that these attacks to largest empire Riley. WrEATHER OBSERVATIONS. undertake to represent the Chinese monize with the occasion. The salad ■ »tate has ever sent to an annual the lines of communication encamp- O. K. Knight, in the uniform of a The agricultural department weather upon by government formally in negotiations bread and butter plates, ice • ♦ ♦ ♦ ment. one thousand of them had set, SOUND Fully member of the an bureau for taken at 8 Boxers are more formidable than was with the powers. It been found brigade sang original yesterday, Aug. 27, having cream sherbet eoffeo or tea come In this and meridan the set, cups, by morning every train “The of the Iron m., time, obsexwation for supposed to be possible, after the heavy impossible up to this (TEETH composition, Song moment, according should be iu delicate of from the east more of them. New E.is section being given in this order: Inflicted them the inter- cups, designs brings Ernest losses upon by to Mr. Conger’s statement, to meet any Brigaue,” by McGaffey. Temperature, direction of wind, state of china. We have more than an d the New forces in their advance. imported (SWEET Jersey, Pennsylvania Eng- soldiers and weather: national representative of the Chinese government * Eloquent speeches by of table china land states are all well The of the was In an ordinary collection represented by statesmen and patriotic music, vocal Boston. 82 degrees, S, cloudy; New Important despatch day Pekin who was competent to open * (BREATH numbers of old and rich cut suitable for the large soldiers. Iowa, and instrumental, made memorable the York, 78 degrees, NW. cloudy; Philadel- one from Minister Conger relative to the negotiations, it may be inferred that If glass Indiana and Wisconsin have Bent phia, 80 degrees, SE, cloudy; Washing- in Pekin. luncheon or an elaborate ♦ Ohio, annual meeting of the Cook County military attitude Unfortu- these ministers actually appear with spread. .(GOOD ton, 80 degrees, NW, p. cldy; Albany, 74 larger numbers than to any encampment nately it lacked a date, the minister, proper one of the ♦ Sons of Veterans, which was heid in degrees, N W, p. clay; Buffalo, 76 degrees, credentials, problems of recent DIGESTION years. Memorial hall tonight. Commander In SW, cloudy; Detroit, 78 degrees, W, cldy; presumably, not having yet received the connected with the present difficult situ- The first day of the encampment was Chicago, 74 degrees, E, clear; St. Paul, instructions to include the ation In China will be solved. are found to- Cnief Albert D. Shaw of the G, A. R., department’s With nearly always one of Ideal 72 degrees, W, cloudy; Huron, Dakota, beauty, In marked contrast delivered the date in the body of his despatches The some responsible person or persons to DOUGLASS & At rate principal speech. 72 degrees, N, clear; Bismarck, 74 de- BURBANK, GO., gether. any good to the hot and humid weeks that have state at first undertook to deal Short were also made Com- clear; Jacksonville, 82 de- department with, it may be possible for the teeth lead to the other two speeches by grees, NW, L AM DtUW AAA l/UU AAA OK V/i. have the cable correct this seri- 242 Middle J' AUgUOUt mander W'm. E. Hull, Illinois Division grees, SE, clear. companies United States to come to some agreement St. conditions. The right of line on the opening day was Sons of Veterans; Past Commander Wil- Orris Tooth Powder to the men who Killed the seas dur- Hay’s is given liam E. Church, Judge Joel M. Long- the civil war. The made right, is antiseptic and ing cheering today necker, Commander In Chief Asa W. cleansing. was all for them and the honor was Jones, U. S. Senator Cushman K. Davis theirs. The will come to its own Recommended by dentists and army of Minnesota and Gen. John C. Black. Homeward used by hundreds of families. tomorrow. A meeting of the National Association YflUfl The heroes of the river and sea of the of ex-Prisoners of War, was held in the I UUla 2 sizes 15c and 25c. Journey, Civil War are a small band now. Of the coliseum tonight, the address of welcome H.H.HAY & SON, Middle St. 133.030 men enlisted In the navy in the being delivered by Mayor Harrison. Visiting Tourists will find early days of the war, less than one thou- Speeches were also made by Governor hero the “needful” in sand marched today and It is agreed by William A, Stone of Pennsylvania; Travelling PORTABLE MW MILL the old sailors that their number was United States Senator Penrose of Penn- Caps, Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks. greater In the march today than it will sylvania and General John C, Black of Should you want a fall hat before Wanted at mill to once, saw a ever be in any parade to come. Chicago. returning to your distant home, tho hardwood lot off 750,000 ft. But one battle flag was carried by the While the old prisoners of war were re- newest correct styles for autumn Give particulars as to wlint naval veterans. It was the one that flut- old in the wear in and Soft Hats Unit* ready losaw, siiseoff engine newing friendship, coliseum, Derbys have mid condition off mill. Address tered from the monitor Winnebago when and the survivors of the Iron Brigade just been opened for selection. MILL, Box 1557. aug20dtflp Farragut sailed into Mobile bay to gain were holding forth at the Athletlo olub, Keliable always in quality and his crowning victory. It was borne by the naval veterans who had been given price. _ Ed Woodruff of Ills & Seamen Rockford, , the honors of the day, were having a dog Powder ANDERSON, ADAMS GO., and beside him marched ex-boatswain's W'atch of their own in the auditorium of rilE H4TTER» J. R. Bynn of Chicago, who made the Y. M. C, A. Sup$iorBakmg mate, building. POP Tire Insurance K) 197 Middle St, Agency the flag while serving on the Winnebago. The reunion of the veterans by states men afloat from 31 Exchange Street. Beside the who fought will be held tomorrow, a feature never Geo. a. Coffin M’o’b. ’G1 to '03, camo the younger generation before There will be 26 of Brst Class American and Foreign Companies attempted. 'smash fleet in Horace Anijkhson. Chas. C. Adams. who helped to Montojo's these state reunions. Insures &WBEH&mmamMKtsmammmms fleci* Thor. J. Little. ip oodtf Manila bay and made glorious history The programme lnoludes the great pa- when Cevera sailed out of Santiago to rade of the Grand Army, which is ex- 0PE.N1NU RALLY IN ROCKLAND. overwhelming defeat. pected to be the largest parade ever held A HUNGRY TRAMP With the veterans of the navy marched thou- Rockland, August 27.—The opening by the organization. Fully forty would not bo particular how his steak a band of men whose lot the war men be In delicious! Republican fol- during sand Grand will light, In this which line, sweet, or rally city, Army was cooked—broiled, fried, any old lowed a street parade, in which the JLlt- comprised the worst of hardships, but according to the statements of t he officials way would suit him—but any family of Uefleltl marching club headed the line, none the less was as full of glory as the in charge and it Is estimated that it will refinement can easily seo a great im- when it is broiled over lieu- Was held tonight, and United States Sen- career of the bravest lighters of them require over five hours for the line of and provement wholesome soil's Always lleudy Charcoal. ior Fairbanks of Indiana was the chief all. These were the members of the asso- march to pass a given point. Biy Bag; 10c. At all Grocers. speaker Rig time was generally taken ciation of ex-prlsoners of war, who re- President McKinley, If he could have 3P with the discussion of the ceived an enthusiastic greeting as they come to the encampment, would have currency (TALK No. 281.) Question. Hon. Lee Fairchild of Callfor- marched along. been the central figure at the head of the food nla followed Senator Fairbanks with a The parade started from the oorner of parade and a pageant of patriotism had WARNING short, but witty address. Michigan avenue and Randolph street been arranged to accompany him in the Shooting pains in the temple, dull and after a short march through the form of guards of honor, battle llags and ache across the forehead, blurred VAllDON ON KEBO LINKS. down town streets, turned into Michigan heralds. Owing to the absence of the letters or lines Bar and and other from Cleveland’s makes vision, running into Harbor, August 27.—Harry Var- avenue at Jackson boulevard passed President expected guests baking powder one another, skipping of words or played on the Kebo links today, on south under the beautiful army arch the celebratiton several changes in the Jon letters in creaking the course record of 78 held by at Van Buren street, through the court of order of formation were made today. reading, seeing objects the biscuit and cake of finest flavor that Anten Itobbins of New York. Ills score honor, and out under the naval arch at In the evening an informal reception doublo, floating specks come was court be tendered to the Commander-In- and aversion to a 75, He defeated by 6 up the best Michigan avenue and Hubbard will go, bright light, ball of Herbert Jacques and G.O. Thayer where It passed In review before Com- Chief Shaw and the various department and renders them more confusion of objects which can bo at Memorial hall and vari- and Boston. mander-in-Chief Shaw of the Grand commanders quality relieved by closing the eyes momen- ous affiliated organizations will hold re- tarily, that tired feeling in back of ceptions. and nutritious. tho eyes, are all symptoms of optical Sentiment as to the place for holding digestible defects and a warning that your eyes the next encampment favors a Western need early attention. I oan removo city. Salt Lake and Denver are working Care must be taken to avoid all these conditions by the proper actively to seoure it. The name of Major baking pow- ders made from alum. Such are application of glasses. Leo Balsseur of St. Louis, will, It Is powders CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO., 6old cheap, because they cost but a few thought, receive almost unanimous A. M. WENTWORTH, NEW YORK. Cents per Alum is % corrosive acid, for the office of commander in pound. support which taken in fppd means injury to health. {"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS”)i chief. Practical Optician, * BRYAN WON’T BE THERE. 546 1-a Congres* St. Chicago, August 27.—William J. Bryan ! of substitutions. beware the of President _ has followed example i Office -S »■ ™: £ « g: m i Hours,- MAJOR a green IT. CARNAHAN IN terest, was the order despatching the the battle painter, to China to paint dttle Better, four-year-old FITZ OUT OF COMMAND and Castme from Shanghai to Amoy, distant some memorable scenes in the coming OLD ORCHARD’S TURN, ! aare, owned by a Boston banker, Detroit, Mich., August 27.—Maj c James Golden's Mr, Will Retire From James li. Caraalian about 400 miles. The little gunboat Alili conflict, but the painter, owing to en Iriven by foreman, g ays lie Permanently assumed format the race and a mark command of the tenth should make the run in about two days gagements here will probably be unable Vvery, captured got Prize Ring. biennial encamn ( if 2 11 1-4. The lirst heat was won by ment of the Uniformed under favorable conditions. Her force to go. rank, Knights of a which Pythias, this the is small, but sufficient to serve the moral Rosalet, Pennsylvania mare, New York, August 27.—After an in- evening, various bri. aine a mark and will gades and separate purpose if there be need for such. It THE HANKOW UPiUSING here without go & fectual attempt on the part of Bob Fitz- regiments being New Fair 1-4. Little drawn for the that she is ordefed to Amoy England | iway with a record of 2.15 g< mmons to on a match for the heavy up ceremony, jn appears Was Not Boxer Plot But Tlint of An- get nref Better had no worth mentioning J. parade formation. The quite as much on account of representa- rating ^ eight championship with James address of Wep other Secret Society, Opened Yesterday. but she come was tions from well-informed business cir- j n the preliminary guessing, j effries to take place before the Horton by Mayor Maybury and Grand of the Chancellor Lusk, in the cles as from any official advice. The Allies On the Hove Paris, August 27.—Official despatches ] >roved to be the best thing day. jt ,w expires at midnight next Friday, absence of qov Again on the un- presented a consul at Amoy agreeing with the repre- from Shanghai explain that the Hankow The variety performances j Lobert Fitzsimmons said tonight: Pingree, welcome in behalf ( iovered besides the stand, of the state and Dr. li. L. sent itions of the business interests it was uprising was not due to the “Boxers” but stasre, judges’ “I am through. I will retire from the Cunningnam to the waits between heats. o hairman of the local dec id id to be proper to send a gun beat In Min. was a plot organized by the partisans lelped pass r; ng and will not claim the championship Pythian commit’ Be a Grand unusual excellence did likewise. to Amoy, not because of any particular of Kang Yu Wei, the reformer combined Exhibition Promises To \ programme of ^ ■om Jeffries. I am ready and on edge tee, Supreme Chancellor vas offered. Tomorrow's races will and Gen. Carnahan apprehension as to Japanese aspirations, with the secret society known as the t( > meet him next Friday night as his Sample responded trot. at an Success. I nciude the 2.10 pace and 2.38 as but to prevent liotirg this dangerous “Ko-Lao-Hui,” anti-foreign organiza- u tanager suggested ten days ago, but CROWDS TO HEAR ( Jn Roan Wilkes will be TOWNE. tion who to the southern vice- Wednesday ^ a claims he is in no condition to fight point. proposed Minn < Iriven to beat his mark of 2.04 3-4. Duluth, August The first direct word from Gen. roys a revolt aga inst the Pekin govern*, ltlgby Q n that night, I am through with him 87.—Thalargest to listen to a A train will leave Portland gathering political Chaffee since August 18 came today in ment. The leade rs of the movement re- special a ad with the Henceforth there will speech ring. that ever assembled in 'or OlQ Orchard at 1 o’clock dur- Duluth, the form of a cablegram dated today at Have Taken District lied especially upon Chang Chi Tung, daily, ^ 3 one man less in the di- assembled heavyweight to at the of the and will leave night armory when Taku, reporting the action of the (5fch cav- viceroy at Han Kow for arms, gnn-pow- Largest Exhibition mg fair, returning y ision for I will go out with the Horton Charles Towne opened, the campaign in a with the enemy near Tien Tsin on West of der and other agents of destruction. ihe beach at 6 o'clock. iw.” lengthy alry City. address In which Summaries: he replied to a the 19th. The cable is as follows: A proclamation written in English and Cattle Ever in State. Fitzsimmons with his manager, Percy recent speech of Governor Roosevelt dellvared “Taku, August 87, addressed to Europeans was seized. In 2.22 Class—Pacing—Purse $40j. V met William A. Brady, repre- at dlllams, St. Pau i on the occislon of ihe “Adjutant General. Washington. it the revolutionists declared themselves » at a office national Little Better b m, by Charles inting Jeffries, newspaper convention of the League of “Col.Wint on the 19th, reports marched opposed to the Manchu dynasty, but Derby—None Better, by Al- tl lis afternoon. Hast Saturday Fitzslm- Republican clubs. The speech is considered m force of leniorf 6 111 by at 4 a. and engaged large ready to uphold the present Emperor. (Avery) 10ns deposited $2500 to bind a match be- many Rosalet, b m, by Cleveland tJ be Mr. Towne's greatest effort. seven miles from city; dispersed themselves as desirous of Two Good Races Oil the Card for next Frl- Atita enemy They expressed « 1 5 5 2 « veen himself and Jeffries (Clipplnger) conclusion he was tendered an them, killing about 11)0. Americans lost Li Chaim Arrest of founding a “constitutional govern- Addle m 5 2 2 3 d and Bent word that he ovation Hung Requests Parser, g (Brady) ay night Brady the multitude names for and Yesterday. 2 3 3 4 by present, five wounded. Will cable wounded ment” protecting foreigners Allie Snell, br s (Tibbetts) v ould meet Fltsimmons to arrange for a the b 3 4 4 5 as seen as ascertained Tuan. Christians and of supporting powers Barney King, g (Paige) ° attle between Jeffries and the ex-heavy- Lucky Roy, b g (Woodbury) 4 6 6 6 DON. A. W. HEARD DEAD (Signed) “Chaffee. against anti-foreign fanatics. The im- Fitzsimmons said he 2.15. v reight champion. of the effect of the movement has been Time—2.15,)4, 2.1134, 8.1134, Boston, August 27.—Hon. Col. Wint is lieutenant-colonel mediate as ready to meet Jeffries on Friday Alanson 2.19 $400. W. collector 3th cavalry, but is acting as colonel in to increase the peril of the Europeans. Class—Trotting—Purse before the Twentieth Century Beard, formerly of the port [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] ^ Ight is In due of Boston, anil a few the absence of Col. Sumner, who Proof exists of disorders and pillage J. E. C., b g,by Tribute—dam by iub under conditions as to the dlvis- years ago one c! Old M. any The occurred to the same at Orchard, August 21.—Manager Ensign (O Nell) 111 the chief figures in Massnhusetts Europe fight probably movement widely separat- m of the purse of receipts whioh polltios F. Porter kite track is b m 3 2 2 gate Tien Tsin a3 the 6th was at ed The of the con- of the Old Orchard □oral, (Bowen) is dead at his home on mar cavalry points. headquarters 2 3 6 v rould suit in said Newbury street,' the New Arthur Cleveland, bs (Woodbury) Brady. Brady reply at the time mentioned. Lu Said To Be is Han from which trying his luck at running Mr. Beard was born in that place Yung spiracy Kow, point Lillian Oddmark, ch m (Kent) 5 4 3 t aat the was in no condition Ludlow, Vt of his fellow champion This cable adds to the informa- it Is ramified into other Sev- England fair. Every one Woven blk 4 5 4 20, 1825. nothing provinces. Wire, g (Davidson) a s he had several ago August horsemen who quit training days in of the of Outbreak. of the of the townsmen, and all the tion the possassion department Author eral thousands supporters Time—2.17)4. 2.16)4, 2.1514. 'Y Le sail thut it would be unfair for Fltz- movements in the instructions to have had dealings with him, admire his relative to military movement have reoaived Immons to force a match with a man BOEKS1 LOSS HEAVY. of the relative to demonstrate in the central of the pluck and wish him unbounded success'. possession department valley AN ILLINOIS RIOT. unlit for such a contest. Fitz- Lon If he J hyslcally ion, Aug. 28—During Gen. Buller # military movements as it is simply Gen, Tse Kiang; hut the viceroy ha s a gets a full week of good weather, Yang _ s Immons that Jeffries had had the replied recent attack, according to the belated official of an en- sufficient force of to he ought to reap, tn some measure, Daily Chaffee's report regular troops guar- of time to into condition and Mail's the effort In Attacked Mob f lenty get correspondent, Doers lost heav- gagement previously reported by Admir- antee the maintenance of order. Twelve financial harvest that his persistent I.yiuu Hospital by s aid that although he had gone through ily. Half the gunners of the Bethel al in a cable of the have been beheaded. and hard work merit. and Several Shot. Kemey |dated Taku, conspirators wo severe battles the last were very during commando killed as well as its com- in which he said: American Missionaries Want To The attendance today was what might August 80, t wo he was on now and weeks, edge mander, Commandant Von a “Morning 19.—Sixth cavalry and BOXERS CONCENTRATING. be termed fair. Mr. Porter himself said Dnlwlg, men * eady to fight to regain the champion- cousin of 11 err lie turn to Interior. that it came to his Glllman, Ills., August 27.—Two Krupp. about 400 English and Japanese dispersed 27.—A received fully up expectations Berlin, August despatch three wounded, two of them per- s hip. about one thousand Eoxers outside of for the opening day,and if he is satisfied, killed, here 11 was says: woman and .uri&uy was uuuuiatu uuu. tctiu there Is no reason why everybody else haps fatally, one wounded, Tien Tsin. About 100 Chinese killed; bodies of Boxers are concentrat- THE DAILY Large are results of 1 in possible for a light to take place be PRESS. ’• should not be As a cattle the fair her residence burned, the five Americans wounded. 15 miles northeast of Sun. show, ing Twang an between a mob and t ween his man and Fitzsimmons on the action is an success. The stock entry all-night battle The description of the reported As Sun does not on unqualified Twang appear Dr. W. who is accused ^ ate mentioned, but that he would put with Is as as ever and that Is Mrs, Bristol—N. \Y. Gamas* Thomas Von—li. vV. Walsn. or rather of practically identical instruc there was more or less out. Attendance 2800, Score: commotion about wounded while down in the same t Vinai Haven—A. B. Vinak tions. to the United States TUAN IS LOCATED. 27.—The heat wave lying diplomatic Boston, August the which Waldoboro—Geo. Bh«*. grounds will b9 overcome to- position as The mob carried her 02000000 x—: >! representatives in Europe and In Japan which over all New for Myers. Chicago, r 1'. White. Paris, August 27. —The French consul hung England as the WestiParis—B. for their guidance in to morrow, last strokes will be made down town as went. St. Louis, 00001000 0— 1 Wiscassett— & Kundlett. replying inquir- three was well broken jeering they Gibbs ies that are in them at Shanghai wires that Emperor days, up tonight, the workmen WaterviUe—\V. D. d ling. bowing upon daily Kwang by before tomorrow noon. The house was destroyed with its con- Hits, Chicago, b; St. 9. Kr pah as to the a electric storm in Southern Louis, Westbrook—W. B. purpose of the United States Su and Prince Tuari are now in the by sharp The front fence Boothby. prov- has been extended to tents. rors, Chicago, 0; St. Louis. 0. Hatteries W & Wymaa government. New England, and the vacuum it created oodiords—Chapman ince of Shou Si. With reference to the the and a Meneffee and Dexter; Powell and Robin Trtmou(hvilie—A. J B. Mitchell. street, spacious new office Mrs. Dr. Wright was 60 years old. NOTHING IMPORTANT as it to the will allow son. SAYS CON- missionaries and passed northeast, built near the new engineers at Chen Ting gate. is The coroner’s over and cooler weather to rush in so that tomor- Everything inquest Myers GER. Fu the consul in convenient says that they are as shape, and the makes Ityan resulted in a verdict of “death NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. yet row is likely to be much cooler. This park by Washington, August 27.—The Depart- uninjured but that their is crit- an ideal fair ground. bullet wound from Club.Won. Lost. Per.Ct position warm has been the most parties unknown.” ment of State makes the spell severe of Prom public following ical. the entrance to the Mrs. was held to 69 87 season and muoh gate grand Wright the grand Brooklyn, TtlT from Minister |he suffering was at- despatch Conger, received stand is the “midway,*’ which used to be jury. Pittsburg, 65 47 .58 CONGRATULATED BY EMPEROR. endant upon the loss of life this it, although a Philadelphia, 50 48 .51 morning; prominent feature of the Klgby shows. "From Berlin, August 27.—Emperor William .lrectly was not a6 great as in the West- Boston, 49 49 .5t Taku, Aueust 27. It Is lined with corn COTTON MILL. SHUTS DOWN. of has cabled to ern States a few earlier. fakirs, poppers, Chicago, 49 61 .4'. "Secretary State, Washington: Lieut, Counsedene, com- days Today cane ringers, schemes for [SPECIAT. TO THE Cincinnati, 48 63 .47 "No important movements since last mander of the was not as hot as weighing, lung PRESS.] German marines in Pekin nearly yesterday. The St. Louis. 46 despatch. Military is trying to restore. besting and athletic tents 62 4(j the of the thermometer being four lower development, Richmond, August 27.—The Richmond New 89 No of the Chinese during selge legations,congrat- degrees ef fortune tellers and York, 69 .89 representative govern- various other catch- 00;t on mill shut down at 6 ment encountered ulating him upon his heroic and the hum idity far less. o'clock to- yet. Several minis- perseverenca penny affairs. for an Indefinite ters of the Tsung Li Yamen reported in and conferring upon him the decoration night poriod. It was BRESCI ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. races were Primary, and Ternary. tie and are to soon 'loday’s high class, though the Southard Secondary city expected appear of the red eagle. formerly cotton mill and, Permanently Cured. Yon can be Generals decide not to there were but two London, August 28.—Brescl, the a; nax tlM enter imperial events on the card, after a shut home under same guarantee. If you Next Thursday, wltfcuthe and long down, started the man- sassin of palaie, leaving it practically vacant. Two Empress ihe 2.19 trot went off King Humbert, ineffeotuull y mercury. Iodide mid »t“l in straight heats ufacture of ootton under potash, ***’,? thou sand Germans arrived;today. the imperial princes, His Majesty will yarn, the man- to commit suioide and pains, Mucus Patches In to William O Neil's J. attempted Sunday, at Colored (fcigned) attend the gelding, E. C. agement or new owners, about i Throat, Pimples, Copper "Conger." ceremony of the February to a from or consecrating PERUNAl heat was cording despatch Home to th 0 on ol tho body, Hair Ky•l«^1,, This Pwery closely contested, and and any part despatch is undated but from the for the Asiatic 18, 1866, had been running almost write flag expedition, which iis mark of 2.18 1-4 Dally Mail. He now refuses food fulling out, CURES made last as a eaylni GyUg | ff O. that it mentions the a i year since then. arrival of CATARRH It had run- Ger- will take place in this city. The continually been that he has no 1 foreign was Intention to give th » man force at j OF Jiree-year-old, thrioe reduced, the with a small force for COOK REMEDY Pekin, which has not yet attaches will witness the of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS 1 ning the past few the CO; nailing last time to Bourgeolse satisfaction to sea 1 | 2.15 1-4, hit 328 Masonic Chicago, 111.**3 been reported from any other quarter, it to the staffs, years, working up stock In process of Temple, Z flags In the 2.22 condemned. of cures, J500.000. We solid Is to be of pace, the professional guess- manufacture. It capital t presumed very recent origin. The Kaiser wished to send ^ANDFEMALEORGANSl is understood the prop- obstinate cases. We rhave cured Yockoscak, 3rs were treated to a He shows no signs of aberration ( 11 costly surprise party. erty Is for sale. cases in 15 to 35 days, lw-pago boo* | Intellect, —^ tactics ana |S less favorable to cavrdry FEW. tnau W The hospital authorities state that in CASUALTIES any have hitherto worked over.2 ail blueberry and huckle- probability the woman will recover, (HA Ml i 0 N S SC HEM E. as what was thought at first to be a seri- berry. ous wound is nothing more than a scalp Alfred Jail wound. Inmate DUcIonciI Ills Plau flow the Crop is Gathered on the und Lizzie Ulue- to Craig Collins came here British Accomplish berry Barren* of Maine. Cuba Will Need It For from South Gardiner, Me., last Decem- ber. Much at Small Loss. Alfred, August 27.-— A prisoner just re- leased Some Time the Kural from Alfred jail, Harry B.Kussoll, Yet. (From New Yorker.) aged has a IT WAS A FROST 30, somewhat interesting During the past few weeks we have to relate a story of Champion, whoso ac- _ printed considerable amount of inform- quaintance he claims to have formed ation concerning the blueberry or huck- There tlic Weather Was is'only ONE POND’S EXTRACT, and while the two Tliuugli Decidedly leberry New every- Roberts Cables Regarding were the guests of York crop, 'Through England lord Too Ilot For politics. and New York and also body knows its and medicinal M county together. Without It Prospect Would Be state, in Penn- purity, strength great j|f|| this wild a oom- take » Dining the first week of sylvania, crop provides value. Don’t the weak, watery Witch Hazel Sunday’s Engagement. Champion’s fortable |j§i| confinement I Indeed. revenue to pickers and owners was detailed to watch the Gloomy Hot weather and politics don’t hitch preparations represented to be “the same as” POND’S up of wild land. At the Maine experiment |||| alleged murderer. very well in Portland and for that reason Cliampiou appeared station Prof. W. M. Munson EXTRACT. They generally contain wood alcohol,” M fc to take a (Orono), liking to me, and with perhaps, as much as any other, the Dem- being has given considerable study to the blue- which irritates the skin, and, taken is a mm him almost ocratic in Union internally, deadly constantly, ho probably told rally hall last night to jM\ berry, hoping be able to show how it 1 Olivier Reported To me raoro about himself and might be termed a frost. It was poison. Get genuine POND’S EXTRACT, sold ONLY Gen. his actions So certainly may be improved by cultivation, as n 1|| Declares Former any * than he had Sec- not frosty in the hall, however, for with admitted to any other soul. other fruits have been. The dwarf c r in SEALED bottles, in BUFF wrappers* I Be Captured. has Joseph E. F. Connolly as presiding officer “Champion many moody mo- Lanuza. low-bush berry (Vaooinium Pennsylva- tary nothing could be frosty even on a much ^ ments. Many arc the times that I have nicum) is commoniy known as early colder Mr. found him night. Connolly made a sweet or low sitting on his cot and crying sweet, and furnishes the speech which was to be “hot like a child. thought greater part of the market blueberries In stuff.” He is a U"" certainly coming orator Maine, it is a “Before ho had been in a of low, branching shrub, Residents of; jail couple after the Hryan schjol, ont wTho was born german Complain weeks growing six Inches to two feet the he offered mo if I wouid His Reasons For Not to high, money, Joining denounce the tyrants of his time. His fruit Is aid him in usually large, sweet and bluish British making his escape. The speech last was to be Outrages. plan night pronounced In form and was Cuban I black, varying greatly color. one that may be successful some Republican Party. the best effort of his the funniest DOOCOOOOOOOO @® life>nd Old plants bear but few flowers or fruits day. It was to with thing about it was that the speaker supply Champion in cluster, but plants one or two years ' with a piece of leather from the seemed to believe all he said. heel after a “burn” send up a permanent and it was his The for orators in shop intention to insert Democrats, lacking spike so that the berries can be Lend >u. August 87.—Wiring from liol stripped that in the socket in the lock of Maine, have adopted a plan or reading off the THE his cell handful and ATLANTIC Havana, August- Lanuza, by gathered very rap- lag, today, Lord ito hurts says: 27.—Seqor § Bryan’s speech on ----—----Q door. \\ ith tlio lock in this condition former secretary of justice, who was “Imperialism.” Hugh idly. Another variety, Vacclnium in- "Our casualties yesterday (Sunday) A. read this was to the the bolt asked to Kweeney speech last night or low designed remedy few tho could be easily sprung back and recently represent the Kepubli grum, black, is often found grow- © w?re wonderfully considering and when he struck the daces the can of in the forth which with th? other. The faults of other furnaces. It is anti the number of hours we door forced open. party Cienfuegos ing berry is black, O heavy firing were marked in the address coming constitutional “applause” without and bushes are Muller estimates his as when made this convention, pub- bloom, usually the latest and best coal furnace ime engaged. “Naturally Champion he to the from © lishes a written last paused wipe perspiration found in areas in extent and wounded. His to me I asked him today private letter, varying from two bided twenty-four proposition whero he his heated brow and the dozen or more in the market. in which he reason a few feet to several Self cleaning © hivotrick was April, gives his for square rods. Prof. troops had to where they going to get his money, lie replied in the hail with not the responded applause. Munson that this fruit has been Extra after darkness fell and accurate that joining Republicans. says grate. large heating © j&fped his wife has it all right, and After this W. Hunt took the lloor gave “I do not the Eugene as food from the earliest as join Republican party” highly prized surface. flues. returns an’ yet impossible. rao to understand that she has some- and advertised himself to the extent of Large Either © \ he ‘‘because I do colonial to a of the force says, not agree with the period. Up within few "The casualties operating thing like $400 in her about of an Incl- cast or brick lined Uu- possession. Ho two ideas of that three-quarters hour. years, no attention has been pot. © Belfast were three killed and 34 principle party, namely, practically ntrthof often remarked to me he also advertised the fact that that if his case the immediate cessation of denta'.Uy paid to the cultivation and rivaled for of fuel. wrunded.1 intervention improvement economy © came to trial his he didn't know much about the issue s of the fruit. It wild on wife would stand by him and the immediate accession of absolute grows land No dust. No We solicit and of the But this worthless for agricultural purposes. gas. o that she had the money to see him independence. If intervention were to campaign. opportunity | In Washington county, Me., there are careful GERMANS BADLY USED. to make a was too good a one for your examination of the through. cease before Cuba had become well estab- speech about 160,000 acres known as the blueber- §j Mr. Hunt to lose and he improved it to barrens. These ft? also our Combination AnMtnli of TmiuybbI Com- “Through all conversation with lished upon a sound economic ry are_burned over at Atlantic; I,utlg« my basis, pnornlnr t n torrru 1 a onH fnin Annnn /sf him mo the then dark days would bo in store for us. Heater. plitut Against flrltiali. Champion gave impression blueberries. One man owns 40,000 acres Ventilating Results © After the renuhlln Is est.jihliKh«il r.h« Capt. Lord, 91 years old, was uiai ii uo was concerned m the west In blueberries, which are 27.—A of another lie had commenced his systematically Freo. Our is at W Berlin, August deputation United States should speaker. worked. Ejections of the land are leased Guaranteed. Estimates heating expert your New field be was not alone. maintain tor some Lawman anMt’fifii »i>ki llntr tr* t hu f!*r*f%na tragedy oratorical career late in life but he hasn’t to international relations with responsible parties to take care of O service. O Once when about the four mur- time, Cuba, has arrived here to a com- talking how to wake the His burning, keep off trespasses, pick and Taal, lodge with reference to Cuba’s forgotten boys up. ders there especially deal- market the fruit. The owner receives O -*- o with the German ollico ro up Champion said to me: speech was extremely and the plaint foreign ing with other countries and should also interesting as rental one-half cent for all •One man per quart cruel treatment at Johan- couldn’t do that job alone,now old gentleman got rather more than his the fruit ganiing alleged have the right of approving or disap- gathered. The pickers receive assert that 400 German could lie?’ I admitted that it didn’t applause throughout. Alter he to three cents per quart. Those who nesburg. They proving Cuban loans above a certain sharej}f lease the land and haul the fruit to the of both sexes, were arrested seom possible, but reminded him of the hud concluded a chance was given all Portland Stove subjects, amount canning factory receive one-half to one Foundry Company, comers a were g a on to talk while. There g itere and sent to from which bloodstains found the when he many seaport, shirts, “Moreover, the American government oent per quart. A record of the amount were to ‘Well who took advantage of the is the dealers who handle O Foot of O point they shipped Flushing, replied: they got mo but they got should uphold Cuba before the world. opportunity kept by the Chestnut Street. where the British landed them but the dozen slowly melted away until fruit and the royalty. Each a penniless. the wrong man.’ If the United States were not to pay year Indeed, certain part of eaoh lease Is burned over. Makers of were to the only the presiding officer and a few others ATLANTIC Cooking Ranges. They defeated, according “When I asked him why, if there was do these things then the prospect would This operation is done early in the q ^ the In and of like strength were left. inksnctltof deputation, shops another in that job, bo didn’t make it be gloomy. What is needed Is a frank spring, before the ground becomes dry; larems and even in their bads and were otherwise the lire will go too and tt OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO easier for himself information avowal trom that the United deep f by giving Washington kill the bushes. The burnt r walks fcttrriad away barefooted and only half to the officers he would only shako his States will guarantee sound and efficient WESTBROOK. around the section to be burned, drag- clad, lasing everything they had. They in Cuba, This is ging after him a lire torch. A devlcB t * head and say nothing. government requisite to are now urging the foreign oSlice to de- often used for this purpose is a piece of knows a restoration of confidence.’’ “Champion that the laws of one-half inch gasplpe bent at one end at mand damage* for the brutal treatment thus defined his Maine will not allow him to be Having political posi- The members of the Westbrook Demo- an angle of about 00 The end and thn loss of hanged, degree. property. tion, Senor Lanuza a sort of cratic club held an opposite the bent is closed a and it is on that that he banks. That appends adjourned meeting portion with I&aBerliner or After the Is filled Tageblatt commenting up- toot-note in which he says: last evening. Among the speakers were oap plug. pipe with on Lord latest measures keeps him braced up. kerosene, the bent end is stuffed with a Roberts’ espec- “If the members of Dr. A. N. and Thomas H. Republican Wltham, plug of cotton waste or tow. When this ially ids most recent proclamation says: party shoud now decide vb accept my Flaherty of Portland^ Is set on fire a constant ttame Is main- “His course to have been dic- THE COURTS. so that appears definition of what Is po lltically wise, I Mr. Henry Hodgkins and family have tained, the Are is easily spread. tated to him After this operation the make a by England.” would readily become their candidate for returned from a two weeks' vacation at plants new start, growing with vigor and pro- election to the but 1 doubt Peaks island. U. S. DISTRICT COURT. convention; ducing excellent fruit for a few years. For Infants and Children. WS. that my views will satisfy them.’’ A barge load of people from the East Efforts have been made to improve the OLIVIER CAPTURED, Yesterday morning the docket of the seed from the best End will go to ths Two Lights, Cape blueberry by selecting special District term was called and final samples and cultivating them in the gar- iV« uiowi Itocr Lru(i«r 111 ilaud* oi Elizabeth, to day, for an outing. made. The Dis- GEN. WOOD POPULAR. den. The Indications are that something BrUIsli. adjournment September The Kind You Have Mrs. Frances Fellows and daughter, may te dons in this line, to trict term will convene at B ath on the although up lie Mmle a Splendid Impreaiiton at San- Miss Alma Fe’lows, have returned from the present time no remarkable results I London, August 27.—The war offict first Tuesday of next month, Justice have been obtained. Edmund of tiago. Falmouth Foreside, where they have Hersey bns received the following despatch frou Webb presiding. Massachusetts says that the plants do not the summer. Lord passed take kindly to garden cultivation, Always Bough! Roberts: Among the cases to go before th3 grand Santiago de Cuba, August 27.—Govern- being ^Vegetable PreparationforAs- if j Mrs. L. A. who was called to very difficult to graft. This seems to be “The Boers have been beaten back or General Wood sailed this for Howe, bj jury are those of Charles M. Lamb of morning one trouble with similating the Food andReguIa- 1 Berlin Falls by the sickness of her daugh- great propcigating this Bruce-llamllton at Winburg. Gen. Oli Uray, bound over on a charge of Manzanillo, leaving behind him a splen- fruit. We have seen several the Stomachs and Bowels of sending " improved ling ter, Mrs. Ernest Boynton, has returned. varieties of the vler has been captured,” obscene literature through the malls; did Impression and general satisfaction. blueberry remarkably Mr. Win. J. Pennell and family have large and of excellent flavor. It was al- The text of Lorti Roberts’s despatch James H. Bond of Jefferson,the postmas- Cuban good will was especially aroused ; returned from an outing of several most impossible to increase the number 1 from Belfast under today's date, an- ter who was held on a warrant by the raising of the Cuban flag over the of bushes to the of alleging weeks at Peaks island. owing difficulty graft- |i nouncing the capture of Gen. Olivier, the embezzlement of postal funds; John palace. Numerous projects for street im- ing or propagating In the ordinary way. The of Mr. C. R. Goodell family Mr. Hersey that if the are Promotes Digestion,1Cheerful- •hows that three of Olivier’s sons were Hyllne.a veteran living at Togus,charged provements and water development were says plants | returned Tuesday from the Anderson grown In the garden they must be In the ness and Rest.Contains neither also captured In the attack which the with assault with Intent to kill on an- sanctioned by Governor Wood and he | farm. shade either of trees or on the north no r >liueraJL Boer* mado from three sides on Wlnburg. other Inmate of the home, and several approved the appropriation of $-10,000 for side of a board fence. The ground must Opium,Morphine Mr. Charles E. Barbour, who has been not Narcotic. Lord Roberts adds that Gen. Olivier cases of alleged violation of the internal the construction of a high school. also be mulohed with leaves or ever- j clerk at S. F. Hopkinson’s grocery store green boughs. W. I), Huntington tells wag the “moving spirit among the Boers revenue statutes. --■ SCOUTING WITHOUT RESULTS. for will his labors Prof. Munson that he has been cultivat- i in the southeast of the many years, complete portion Orange UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CO URT. ing blueberries in a small way for ten or Old J)rSAMUEL PITCHER official Saturday night. Ho will remove to Rum- Reape of j colony during the war.” Manila, August 27.—The reports twelve years, and he is satisfied that the | In the United State3 Circut court a bill he will into busi- Steel’ « show the to ford Falls, where go venture will prove successful. He PimtfJan past fortnight’s scouting says dlx.Smna * 1 In has been filed Edwin D. ness. His at will be he has in that are from equity by have had Insignificant results. place Hopkinson’s seedlings bearing Roche lle Satis — j ENGAGING THE BOERS. one-half to of an inch in e 1 Hutchinson et als of Westfield, Mass fever Is taken by Arthur F.. Knight. live-eighths Au&c Seed Typhoid delaying shipping. diameter, and single plants have 27.—Tho des- stockholders of the American Palace ca r The funeral of Mrs. Abbie H, produced fttpermi/tt / London,August following The United States transport Californi- Holt, twelve quarts of berries In one season. BlCtutonateSoda-e i was sent Lord Roberts: of that the al- of was held I patch today by £ oompany Maine, praying an, which sailed from San > wife Charles Holt, Sunday The seedlings of the blueberries seam to Francisco, Clarified Sugar I fjl! transfer of stock and letters at her late re&idenoe Burial at old Sac- be quite variably and most of them are "Belfast, Sunday, August 20.—Engaged leged patent July 17, va Honolulu, July 27, for Ma- 3Wuilecyreen Flavor. / the smaller than the fruits from which the enemy the greater part of the day over from Treasurer Denham of their compa- Is carappa cemetery. The deceased was a nila, now a weak ov erdue. seed was taken. There is certainly an a of miles. Lit- as to the much esteemed member of Calanthe as- A t f o r Cons perimeter nearly thirty ny trustee, Amerioan Palace The United States Philippine commis- opening for some one in the improvement perfec Remedy lipa- 11 tleton's division and two of cav- and an invalid for some of the If this fruit can Ron Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea brigades Car company of New Jersey, may be set sion In order to explain the new condi- sembly although blueberry. be |l Improved by as the alry, ^all under Buller, operated south aside. their and their attitude time, having been blind for years, she cultivation, raspberry Worms .Convulsions,Feverish- I tions, power and. blackberry^have been improved, there west of Dalamanuths. French, with two took a keen interest in per- ! ness and Loss of Sueep. THE MUNICIPAL COURT. [ towards the Filipinos resulting from everything is perior grand jury. At South Paris Shurtleff’s store hot and persistent, Bailer his cas- Law Wife at Chelsea, of the and drug hopes Fannie a Boston who came promise management delight- Woods, girl hit a bolt on ^ was and set lire, The ualties will not exceed forty.” ad in the vast by to Portland about six weeks was every person gathering. ago, Interior was of novelties their ex- partly destroyed resulting boers made decided stand. with the of two There are plenty on charged larceny rings, Chelsea, Mass,, August 87.—Frank In a loss of several thousand dollars. ;ellent and all Ib Gelums Ml.—General diamond and from the residence of programme especially Farm, August gold, Craig shot and fatally wounded Lizzie Three other houses in that town were relined and interesting even for a River- Pole-Uiirow aims with the United States Marshal Burton into touch Deputy Collins, his common law wife, at their damaged and some Injury was done to Boots ton show, where nothing that is not at their main position at Dalma- H. Smith, Saturday afternoon. The home here this morning and afterwards the storm. class is ever crops by nuth8 on on a domestic In Mr. strictly high permitted, Saturday and shelled a planta- Woods girl called committed suicide by shooting. also struc k at The entertainment opens as usual with Lightning buildings tion east of Belfast. The Boers replied Smith’s employ and soon after her de- and the Collins woman had form- Craig the Matus other points. with splendid concert by Royal long range guns. parture two rings were missing. The lived but after a struck in erly together quarrel orchestra. The vaudeville The lightning fully 25 places General on Buller's oase was to the and In- Hungarian French, General reported police they separated, Craig going to live In around town but no damage of conse- 1 show was opened by Mile. Vernon, a flank, exchanged shots with the Boers, spector Fickett arrested Miss Woods who South Boston This morning Craig resulted. A curious landsomo and aerial artist quence phenomenon but no that she had the daring e, was done An artillery readily confessed rings came here and saw the woman at her was noticed at Lake damage a series of Pennesseewassee duel who performs thrilling feats occurred on the British front also, In her room. They were found there, home. He wanted to marry her, but she where balls of lire struck the “water, a on the flying trapeze and Spanish web miniature water the twelve pounders bombarding the sewed under the collar of her jacket. refused. After pleading for some tima spout rising at the n a manner. Jones and Sut- po lnts of contact. Observers say the wat- Boers’ and the latter she said 6he did not take the her graceful position displaying Yesterday without changing determination, er went as as the of on ;on, a colored sketch team followed, and high tops pines groat enterprise in handling their guns rings but they were given her to keep. Craig drew a 38-oalibre revolver and shot the shore. house scored a' hit. Satsuma, a Japanese which were placed In Sho was given four months in the her in the forehead. He then turned t.he strong position. the exhi bi- Juggler, then gave greatest LEEDS DARN BURNED. lh$ enemy evidently Intends to contest of correction. weapon on himself and sent a bullet into don of top spinning, balancing, etc., stubbornly the ground between here and Patrick Mulkern was before the court his head. Leeds, August 27.—During the shower )ver seen here. The greatest hit on the Machaflodorp, on a charge of drunkenness and disturb- The woman was taken to the hospital. Sunday afternoon the barn of Volney bill was achieved by Little and Pritz- Pole-Carow has not yet reported. The ance in his house. He was given ninety Craig was 30 years of age. He was an Deane, West Leeds, was struck by light- Boers kow, vocalists of the highest class. Their are making a decided stand. They days in jail, with u ninety days suspend- engineer, recently employed by the Bos- ning and all consumed. A calf was have ict opens with a little sketch put to- a large number of guns The coun- ed sentence. ton and Maine railroad. burned and a barn fud of hay. 1 gether in order to give Miss Little an ,r? Is difficult and well suited for their In the Riley assault oase the defence In Craig's pockets, besides a number of opportunity to introduce a staccato ADVENTS CHOUSE PKESIDENT. not and waived hearing. ball was a bottle of carbolic pleaded guilty cartridges, of polka, and the brilliancy singing of 27.—The State con- The respondent, Thomas Riley, was held acid. Ellsworth, August this number gives the first Impression ference for the court under $6000 bail. of the Seventh Day Advents today Superior in store for the of what is audience and elected H. C, as and On a nuisance warrant Thomas Nolan Basney president, Astounded the Editor, in enthusiastic encore follows. A Miss E, H both of was held for the Superior grand jury Morton, Portland,sec- juick change Is effected by Mr, Pritz- and treasurer. under ball. Editor S. A. Brown, of Bennettsville, retary $60 made as S. C., was once immensely surprised. cow, who appears up J. K. Em* GRAND CIRCUIT AT PROVIDENCE. BIG BARN BURNED. “Through long suffering from JDyspsep- ] nett and sings that well-known actor’s sia,” he writes, “my wife was greatly 27.—A heavy , amous Cuckoo song. Providence, R. I., August 27.—The Litchileld, August very run down, She had no strength or vigor The circus concludes circuit at Nara- thunder by a high and suffered distress from her stom- Bijou novelty grand meeting opened shower, accompanied great it lias been re- but she tried Electric Bitters which 1 ihe bill. This act is a genuine Park today With an attendance WOTICJS. As currently wind, passed over this place Sunday ach, novelty gansett helped her at once, and, after using four , md introduces Mile. Wilson as di- of 4001) The results: ported in Oray that I intend to afternoon about 4 o’clock. During the ring persons. bottles, she is entirely well, can eat any- On ansi after milk Fred 1 Lawando and Burto as the 2.20 Pace—Orlna, 1; Lessa S<»i>r. 1st, leave town, I wish to have it shower the barn of Mr. It’s a and its ectress, B., 2; large hay thing. grand tonio, gentle will l>e solsl in Portlansl at 7c and laxative qualities are splendid for torpid ilown and assistant ring master, an edu- All Right, 3 Best time, 2,12 1-3, known that I intend lo stay and M. Babcock was etruok by lightning and liver.” For Indigestion, Loss of Appe- ( lated and a bare back 2.11 Pace—Dumont Iter quart 40c per can, legal medicine as heretofore. burned with 50 tons of iirst-class pony riding dog, W,, l;ArtAIco, practice together Stomach and Liver troubles it’s a measure. horse tlte, L’he act elicited the heartiest applause 2; Ambulator, Si Best time, 2 07 1-4. hay, 800 bushels of mixed grain, guaranteed cure. Only 60c at £ md roars of and was one of the 3.14 Trot—(Unlinshed)—Nell Gwynne, Portland Milk Dealer’s Ass’n. rake, forks and other farming tools. Eositive,[. P. 8>. Goold, 677 Congress street, laughter Dr, Geo- A. Ellinwood*- store. l eatures of the bill. Alice Barnes each won a heat. I I_ Loss $1#00. drug »ug25dlw* aug25cl3t* financial._ AMUSEMENTS. / AMUSEMENTS. They have just held a mass meeting In CURRENT COMMENT. RICHARD HARDING DAY1S. THE PRESS. a Texas town to denounce the uncivilized conduct of the Akron mob. Tells What He Thinks of the Boers. UNDERWOOD TUESDAY. AUGUST 2S. 1900. THE RESULT IN MAINE. SPRINOT is Dr. Alonzo Garcelon, aged 86, going (Lewiston Journal.) BONDS. A Beautiful Paik on the Shore of Breezy Gasoo Bay. to whoop up ths boys for Bryan. An d ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME FOR THIS TEHMSi Upon Maine Republicans, therefore, (Boston Advertiser.) We offer, subject to sale:— WEEK. he will do it in better shape than a good devolves a great duty. It is simple and DAILY PRESS- 5,—R. H. Davis, novelist Washington County (Maine) 4’s due 1923-1928. THE FiLHETTES. who are easy and it should be a joy to perform Marlon, Aug. end of many younger. City of Portland 4’s due 1902-1912. CAROLINE B. the year, $6 In advance or $7 at the That is to make the and war and his wife are NICHOLS, Conductor. By it. duty Republican correspondent, of South Portland 4's due 1903. as City "The Woman’s Par Excellence."—N. Y. Sun. the year. Nobody need have any fear that the majority in September as large possi- back here at the from which they Town of Elizabeth 4 a due 1901 to 1904. Orchestra, cottage Cape America’s Greatest Organization of the month, BO cents. ble in order that it may carry enthusiasm City of 4’s due 1919- Women players By Chinese will retake Pekin, If they could were married, after a wedding trip to Augusta to the lighting ranks of the friends of the City of Belfast 4’s due 1918. Will Give Concerts in the Auditorium at 8 and 8 p. m., aud in the not the allies out of the cer- 3 due 1902 to 190G. Casino at keep capital, administration in the West, cheering South Africa, one might almost say. Town of Yarmouth 1-2’s s 0 in. 5 s due 1910-1330. 0.15 p. ml Sunday at p. j The DAILY PRESS is delivered at these rates out. and them. leisure. ( City of Ciucluuati (Ohio) tainly they cannot drive them them animating Imperialism But he is not tired or desirous of 1-2 s due 1906. of City of Urhana (Ohio) 4 morning to subscribers in all parts is a issue. Mr, McKinley himself 1904. every bogus Not he. Lucas County (Ohio) 4 1-2 s due C. J. GORMAN’S POLITE VAUDEVILLES and in Westbrook and South Port- It is that of the said on M arch in New 1927. Portland, alleged $500,000 Fayer- 3, 1900, York, Poi tlana Water Co. 4'» due will tlielr refined Entertainment in connection witli the Concerts at 3 and 8 Those “I am interested in three plays and Co. Iirst give p. m. land. wether millions which were left to edu- “There can be no imperialism. Watertown (Mass.) Water Supply Superb Electric Fountain will play Uia I during enieitalamen* — who fear it are it. Those who want to see them out before MAINE STATE PRESS (Weekly) charitable institutions has against Drought Admission free to patrons of the electric road, lteserved seats for the cational and have faith in the are it. Water Co. KimMort- enlertainmev. or republic against do when ques- MFSK?m”S) 10 cents each. Cars leave head ot Elm street every lifteon afternoon By the year, $1 in advance, $1.25 at the not anything else,” said he, minutes, aud evenluv gone to lawyers, and litigation is yet So that there’is universal abhorence for it Excellent shore dinners at the Casino. end of the year. tioned as to his ended. and unanimous opposition to it.” So plans. E¥orllMdV?fapet5izal>etliKy.FlratMortiaiieR. B. Co.) due 1915. for three months, That is 5’s ((assumed by Portland For six months, 50 cents; stamp such an issue as false to send “I would like to go to China. St. Ry. lurs 26 cents Medfleld & Medway (Mass.) abroad the message that Maine is free in to be worth It 5’s due 1920. Mr. Charles Denby forcibly reminds going something seeing. Mortgage due her faith as of old, uplifting the banner Grand Rapids Ry.“Co. First Mortgage 5 s that when he counselled th9 will be like six wars rolled into one. All Subscribers whose are not delivered Mr, Bryan of the that stands for all that RIVERTON papers party Buffalo First Mort- of he did are the armies of the world will be Toronto, Hamilton & Fy. FOREST PARK! promptly are requested to notify the office ratification of the treaty of Paris stands for progress—these privileges. great FRAGRANT WITH PERFUMES. 07 street The election in Maine is greater by far- or one another at the 5 s the DAILY PRESS. No. Exchange more than any one man to fasten upon lighting alongside ^'ifenver City Tramway Co. First Mortgage than the chase of men lor office. It | Portland Me. the country the imperialism which he is same time, and will afford a splendid op- Afternoon anil This Week. means more than Detty Intrigues of small Erie & Telephone Co. Collateral Every Evening for the different Telegraph now declaiming against. politicians. It means the declaration for portunity observing Trust 5’s due 1926, * do.’" Co. lurst Mortgage 5 s Patrons ot the PRESS who are leaving town principles that are of great importance methods and just what each one can Niagara Falls Power Fred Williams is tell- due 1932. have the addresses of their The Hon. George in the future welfare of this people; for, her the temporarily may Mrs. Davis brought with tough- corrcs- the in Vermont that the ad- whether for or for ill, it is certain Particulars upon application. 5 THE NOVELTY as desire good ALHAMBRA papers changed as often they may by ing people est bull that ever goUcitcd, GO. that the verdict of Maine carries enor- looking English dog pondcuce notifying the office ministration is preparing to conquer His mous responsibilities in its effect on the stepped upon American soil. forelegs KEFIHED, UNIQUE, ENTEUTAININO. China. Mr. Williams must be presum general results throughout the country. almost form a complete circle, and he ing a deal upon the ignorance of good th^ HE WILL RIDE TWO HORSES has a faoe that would give a stone image MATUS’S ROYAL HUNGARIAN and he must be ha. State 10. Vermonters; very a ORCHESTRA, Election, Monday, Sept. Record nightmare. 4 Grand Concerts Iinlly. for campaign material. (Philadelphia (Dem.) SWAN&BARRETT, Rendering up, too, Mr. Davis two in In the nomination stopped only days accepting Populist All Attractions Free to Patrons of the Cars, lteserved Seats 10 Cents. Cars leave Presidential Election, Nov. 8. Alabama will for the Mr. had no Paris. Of the he says: 186 Middle St., head ol Tues,, It looks as though the presidency Uryan exposition Preble Street every 13 mlnutos. was a “It couldn’t be worse. It’s a big peep NIE. prove to be the fastest battleship in the Democratic qualms. He Populist PORTLAND, in and he remains a NOMINATIONS. world, A naval expert who went on her 189(3, Populist—the show, nothing more.” augl8dtf___ REPUBLICAN consistent advocate of cheap money and trial she made Mir. Davis is not exactly bubbling over private trip says greater of all the visionary socialistic schemes than with for the English army offi- speed with less vibration any ship for the conversion of representative gov- contempt r T3E3C® = MCULLUMS THEATRE, Her official trial ernment into mob government. He but he is close to it. The HANAGEMENT MR. BARTLEY MtCCLLUM. For President, has heretofore done. cer, pretty a fusion of parties for the over- to c-r'"'“ will be made today. justifies English army officer is, according him, trip throw of Republican administration on "t*“ the worst kind of a loser, and he EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, IfiS-JBKa the ground of a common danger growing possblle Matinees William When men gather grapes of thorns and Dally Except Monday. McKinley out of the attempt to establish a colonial told some things as proof of the justice National Bank Casco ▲ Production of the Comedy Drama, Complete Delightful of thistles we may reform of the of the islands Of Ohio. figs gather policy for government of his opinions. .OF. Either Mr. from instead of such the Democratic J party. acquired Spain gov- For the Boers he has nothing but ernments as have been heretofore estab- Llewellyn Barton, Democratic candidate praise. Mr. Davis declares the war In MAINE. lished in territory acquired by the United PORTLAND, For Vice President, for is not with his South Africa is not over yet by any sheriff, acquainted States either by conquest or purchase. FOR FAIR VIRGINIA. and that the Boers have as good or else he a miracle, for Whether the be from means, BY MR. RU8S WIIYTAL. party, expects danger greater a chance of as ever had. than from Is a winning they 1824. Theodore Roosevelt he is going through the country telling populism imperialism Mr. Davis was informed that his criti- Incorporated Produced Under the Personal Direction of Mr. McCnllum. voter must deter- of the question which every stirred the people that he, the candidate cism of the English officers had Cars leave In front of the United States Ilotel every 10 minutes. Round Of New York. mine for himself. Congress and the CAPITAL AND 8VK.FLUS Trip tickets oa the sheriff's office. up much feeling in London and that it the curs admitting to theatre only 20 cents. Reserved Seats 10 and 2) cents extra. Democracy, will reform courts will have a final say in the matter. Privy, was said there that he was afraid to pass boxes, seating six persons, 50 cents each seat. Tickets on sale in advance at must answer for the Sawyer’s store The administration Monument No. 535-2. to the candidate Bar- through the English capital on his way square. Telephone For According Argus administration. Tne president cannot Secure Seats In Advance. Tlie Dcmaud Is Governor, home, fearing that he would be chal- Early Very Large. ton “made a very favorable impression establish an imperial policy unless he verdict shall be sustained by the legislative and MILLION JOHN F. IHLL. at Freeport, the general being or used roughly by the English people. ONE judicial authority. I.es.cs and he looks and talks like the man “It is he “that 1 boarded PORTLAND THEATRE, .H~aaiger< I tnat ,iust The Republican party has shown an true,” said, the steamer at Cherbourg, but it was for the occasion in the crying need of a undoubted disposition to adventure upon to merely a matter of convenience. After For Representative Congress, reform in the sheriff With forbidden ground and to stretch the department.” reaching Europe from Africa I suffered DOLLARS. SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT, SEPT. 1st constitution in order to avoid the diffi- a of hungry and thirsty from sciatica and went to Aix-les-Bains pack exceedingly culties Involved in the enforcement of AMOS Bj. ALLK.V. Bar- for a of weeks. I did not Democrats at his heels. Candidate our absurd revenue laws where their couple purpose- This Jars Our Rivals. avoid London. ton would have a fine time reforming would be but Mr. ly operation injurious; “Asa matter of know that Paid on .THE OLD RELIABLE. Bryan magnifies the difficulties and the fact, you Interest FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. the “sheriff department," the is not the kind to fight dangers of the situation for his own pur- Englishman of duels, and as for violence at the hands of At Large—Joieph 0. Smith Skowh&gan; poses. of Portland. * a London that is ail rot. It is ab TIME DEPOSITS. Beorge R. Wescou comes from Pekin tnat the sol- In the nomination Mr. mob, F. of Portland. Report taking Populist First Dist.—Charles Libby for surb. Dist.—.James Wakefield of Bath. diers of the allies have been looting that Bryan has accepted responsibility PECK’S BAD Second W. or about the BOY. “All I have written said Third Dist.—Fred Winterport. populism, and has measurably disquali- Atwood, city. The same was reported at Tien officer I stick to. But some of Fourth Dist.—Almou B. Fogg, Houltou. fied himself as the Democratic candidate. English FUNNIER THAN E V £ R. that some of the best friends I have are LETTERS OF CREDIT AND IN- Tsin. It is doubtless true He has preserved hlB consistency; but he Englishmen, and I to continue them as New IVetv Good the soldiers of the allied army are n ot has probably destroyed whatever chance hope my Songs, Jokes, Singing. CUMBERLAND COUNTY. friends. unrestrained than he had of election next November. TERNATIONAL Plenty of Strong Specialties. Everything much better when “The whole trouble is that the English CHEQUES Updo-Date, R. Virgin, Portland, Senators—Harry the Boxers. The Russian Cossacks are soldier is a bad loser. He couldn’t un- PRICES—Evening 15, 25. 35, 50c. Matinee 15. 25c. Thurston S. Burns, Westbrook, PERSONAL AND PECULIAR. beat him in the Joseph Y. Hodsdou. Yarmouth, barbarians with a very thin veneer of derstand how the Boers FOR SALE, Winburn S. Staples, Bridgton. first part of the war They told all kinds civilization. Yet if the officers had been solicited from Indi- Attorney—iiobert T. Wbitehouse. Portland. of stories. They charged the Boers with Correspondence Lessees aild would Banks and JEFFERSON THEATRE, Managers, Sheriff—Oren T. Depeaux. Portland. doing their full duty the looting When the hundreth anniversary of Leo using poisoned bullets. One English viduals, Corporations, f Probate—Henry C. Peabody, Port- others desiring to open accounts as well j Judge either have never or would very at Pretoria had one of these to transact Bank- and. begun pardi's birth was celebrated, on June 29, prisonser as from those wishing Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 23 and 24, with Special bullets. It was covered with green stuff. business of description Register of Probate—Joseph B. Reed, Port- quickly have been stopped. the Italian government resolved to erect ing any through find. The Boers had smeiytxi some bind of this Bank Labor Cay Matinee. commissioner—George P. Plaisted. Gorham. a monument to him at the expense of grease on the bullets to make them work Treasurer—James M. Thompson, New Glou- The Hon. W. E. English of Indianapo- the state. On July 20 the coffin which easily. This grease and the brass shell STEPHEN R. SMALL. President OPENING OF THE REGULAR SEASON. cester. had caused the stuff to lis, who has just expressed his Intention had held his body since June 15, 1837, green form, just MARSHALL R. GODING. Cashier. as a candle will in a brass candlestick to vote for declares that the was and the remains feb7dtf CHARLES VI. YALE’S McKinley, opened, —nothing “The soldier who had the bul- but the skull and a few bones—were English REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. pararn ount issue in this campaign is let In Pretoria showed it to Consul Hay transferred to a zinc coffin and entombed Bryan himself That Is the exact fact. Young Hay laughed, put the bullet In again in the Church of San Vitales, the 6tuff is and what his mouth and scraped off green It Bryan Bryan represents, wherein a mausoleum is to be AUGUST 28. Naples, on his teeth. ‘Bring me all of those you REMOVED. that is that the country must erected to his Bryanism, memory. can find’ he said to the indignant Eng- Hale ntTSoT**Berwick. NEWEST ti- DEVIL’S ’Eugene' The is whet AUCTION vote up or down. question An Italian peasant named Manclni has lishman. ‘I like to eat that stuff.’ Amos E. Allen at So. Berwick. “I left the because I er Bryan is a fit man to become the ex- earned the §1,000 placed on the head of English army AUGUST 29. could not send out the truth, and then I Oreator Tlian ecutive head of the United States govern- the famous Luciano Ever, brigand Fioravanti, went to Pretoria. F. 25c. Sale Charles at 10 a m. Edward C. Swett at not an- Regular $1.00, 73c, Bridgton. ment. And that question i3 by shooting him when he was off his “It is difficult for an American, accus- Flagg, prices, 50c, opens Thursday Hale at Eugene Bridgton. swered when he is asked and answers who had married a tomed to saying what he thinks to appre- Geo, Edmund Foss at Bake. guard. Fioravanti, Sebago ciate the lack of tolerance there is among E. Fairbanks at Bake. how he stands on some particular ques- niece of the notorious brigand Biagini, INVESTMENT SECURITIES, GE1M 3, Cnas. Sebago Englishmen on the Boer question. THEATRE, Edward Brown at Bake. tion which may declare a joined the latter's band arter he had been j The llau«I Investment. Interest Paid on Deposits. Charles P. Mattocks atNew Gloucester. A sum of a is to be state. Vermont is overwhelmingly Re- $8,000 year shared tan Trust a dividend company Is paying _ Curtis Guild at 40 INVESTMENTS \ Bridgton. like Maine it has a annually among poor working girls. F. O. publican ; large rural of fifty per cent In cash today on behalf BAILEY & CO, Walter C. Emerson at The interest of $100,000 shall be applied \VM. «. DaVIS, Prcit. Bridgton. and its cities are John Barrett at Biddeford. population, generally to aiding needy priests, rabbis and minis- ofdhe readjustment committee to all JAB. P. BAXTER, Vice Pre.t. Auelioneers andl'-osimission Seretiiati G. w. Atkinson at Biddeford. small like Maine’s. Maine probably ters of the religions existing in France— creditors of Price,McCormick & who HARRY BUTLER, Tien,. Co., WE OFFER JOSHUA C. LIBBY, A»»t. Chas. E. Smith at Biddeford. more Israelites and Protestants. Trcas. Salesroom 4 0 Street. ha3 many manufacturing industries Catholics, have filed their claims. Lxcbaii.se TRUSTEES. SEPTEMBER 8. and consequently a larger number of peo- The first F. o. BAILS Y. t. W. ALLBS MAINE PENSIONS. dividend to be paid by the VI m. G. Franklin R. Dnxls, IJarrctt, man , ti who are a de- John Barrett at Berwick. ple dependent upon brisk Trust company, will be In excess of one Jus. P. Baxter, Sidney VV. 'l'hnxter, | Washington, August 27.—The following Win, VV. Chas. F. G. W. Atkinson at Berwick. mand for manufactured goods for their million dollars. Brown, Libby, Edward Payson Brown at Brunswick. pensions have been granted to Maine Municipal Bonds, Walter G. Da via, A. It. Walker, livelihood. But the states are similar Geo. Charles P. Mattocks at Brunswick. Cha», O. Bancroft, F. Evans, to make the result in one a people: Frederick Boble, Clinton I.. Harter, Curtis Guild Jr. at Underwood enough pretty INCREASE. | Spring, Water Works Bonds , IJixvld VV. Snow, Harry Butler. afternoon, good Index of what it will be in the Leonard C. Harmon, South j JlvlSdtf Henry Cabot at Underwood The Democrats have been Standish, THE ZANTE HAIR DESTROYEB Lodge other. carrying $14; Vetal Dano, Augusta, $10. (p,v> The safest afternoon. and surest cure O*. Sj ring, on in the Green Mountain State what Edward Brown at Underwood ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC. known for Bii,ioitsnkss Railroad iV Uni-mlfM Liquid for the Uf»nv*l Payson and Bonds, MISS A. L. SAWYER’S afternoon for them is quite an active campaign. Sick Hka»achic and for ^5* Stipri-llunii, Hair. Spring, Bertha all Liver Light, Belfast, $8; Lucy E. De- Constipation, and Bowel '“Sfc It not only removes the hair perfectly clear Amos L. Allen at Underwood Spring, George Fred Williams and several other Complaints, is afternoon. shon, Auburn, $8. School of Shorthand and In live minutes, but will, It applied every uiirj Democratic orators have been up Bank Stock. Tipewriting, remove the hair The length Edward C. Swett at Underwood there, dav, permanently, Spring, ‘‘jOHNNY” LONG of tune It takes to entirely destroy it, iT)er reoomiuend the change to the city govern- oilioe. In 1894 Samuel D. Plummer was and 'cello was one ,of the most pleasing and successful mining and cattle rais- ment and that it that befwlopted by body. has a candidate for the first time against StocI^. things we have heard from the orchestra ing business. He been in the city Schlotlerbeck & Foss Go., council for several Matthew Morrill of Cray, Democrat, and Negligee Sbkts, ducl^ MRS. WILLIAMS' WILL. this 'season. The “White Squadron” years. Samuel F, Pearson Prohibition. Plum- march and the of the Regi- The thermometer at the Woodfords trousers, trousers, The will of the late Williams of “Passing flannel Established 18G6. ! SOUVENIR : W. H. mer received 8,857; Morrill, ti,(H58, and ment” were other pieces that were splen- hose house registered 123 degrees in the Portland was filed at the registry of pro- 905. Plummer's was flaooel suits, belts, white features sun noon. Pearson, plurality bate didly rendered. The vaudeville yesteraay Prescription Druggists. yesterday morning. therefore 2,789. This was the vote on vests and office coats, at I SPOONS. were liked by the audience both after _ang25-3t_ Among the many private bequests are MARRIAGES- what is called the “off year” in Maine. noon and Mack and Roberts end of the season | the evening. prices. A Thous nJ of All following .• 0. M. Cockrnn of Brewer, In 1890, a Presidential year, the Repub- j Them, Sterling are tlrst-rate Irish comedians and what | $5>WW; Benjamin T. Cock ran of Brewer, In tins city, August 27. by Uov. Dr. Jenkins." lican and Democratic candidates were and do is Mr. Clifford Si ver* 50c to $4.50- t to Frank K. and they say funny. John Brown ana Stasliie Machines, both or X $o,O(i0; her nephews, the same but Parker was the Prohibition Hats does a Dutch act that is amusing. J. A. Boston. Tner^ew Fall ready JanieH P. Whitmore of Kilswort.fi, $U,'J00 in Bangor, August 22, E. Wallace Eldrldge of anil the can- was also In evidence candidate, Frost, People’s In 1 Our stock is far to ♦ Wilson’s trained dog Mass., and Mbs Fletcher of ar>d waiting. figures mind they know that there superior each; Reuben Hudson of Fownal, $2,000; Lynn, Frances didate. Plummer's vote was 10,270; and did many remarkable things. Miss Bangor, must be a tremendous cutting of Repub- X all others. Most any ♦ Baohel West of Pownal $1,000; Mrs. In Greenville, August 1C>, W. Arthur Wells Parker’s, and Sole agerjts for Young subject her exhibition of ventril- Morrill's, 5,520; 088, Frost, lican to the Ella Morris in and Miss Lou May Caswell. ^tickets defeat Republican ♦ Mary Rogers of Barre, Mass, $2,000; 92. This gave Plummer a plurality of Hats of New York. X you want—Observatory, Port- oquism showed good powers and held the In Waterford. August 18, Leon H. York and candidate and they believe that this will Mrs, Ida J. Koblnson of Charlestown, E. DeWitt. more than he received on his of her audience Myrtle 4,750 2000 not take Some has been X land Head ♦ Mivse Interested attention nin August 22. Win. E. Berry and place. betting Light, Bug Light, fa U00; Mrs. Halne Nickerson of Fryeburg, first election. throughout. The entertainment will be Elbe A. Forest, bo h of Sweden. done on the result of the election, in X Portland Harbor, Bird’s ♦ Cambridge, Mass $1,000; Mrs, Fannie m Bath, August 22, Samuel Davidson of Mal- in 1898 Mr. Despeaux was the Republi- Eye continued all the and we advise which the element in the Frank week, den and Nellie M. Malcolm. “sporting’’ ♦ View of Sta- ♦ ^olhy. Miss Urace Boyle and can candidate for the first tlme^Warren Portland, Union to hear it. It Is worth the In Milltiiocket, August 18, Philip Lynch of FRANK M. LOW & GO., community are displaying great concern. Ames of Her everybody Watervllle, $1,000 each. Medway and Miss Georgle Nichols. Chute of Naples, the Democratic candi- X while to hear those Babble waltzes, as Men's Mr. Despeaux still carries the odds in Longfellow House, Long- residence at and Outfitters, the corner of Brackett date, and Mr. Pearson the Prohibition played by the Fadettes. Today will be • DfcAT HS. tne wagers and there are not many fellow’s Birthplace, Longfel- Vaughan streets Is given to Carl D. and candidate. Despeaux received 0,7 91; MONUMENT J & the last time to hear them, for the pro- MtlJAKE. chances that those who are betting on lj©roy of Portland. and 905. Des- low Monument, Soldiers’1 Mon- ▼ Moody tomorrow. TCrfbti city. August 27, Mary Kinma, youngest Chute, 4,812, Pearson, aug28-lt him will lose. gramme will be changed and Among the publio bequests are: First daugHler ol the late Stephen Martha O. plurality was 1,979, 800 less than Coat of Arms State of • Waite. peaux’s However, it is an interesting feature Ition,ument, DRAMATIC CLUB. services at Si. Stephen’s church Plummer's on his first election. OTHELLO [Funeral plurality of an otherwise dull For a with in the X afternoon at 4 o’clock. campaign. Maine, any subject *♦♦♦♦♦>* H of Wednesday By the above figures it will be seen no use disguising the fact that a great J l The St. Aloysius Literary society In this city. August 27, Harry Monroe, infant Presidential year the apathy displayed * bowl. of F. W. and the late Almai .1. Brice, that Mr. Pearson has usually com- many Kepublicans in Portland intend to two season's ago, have re-organized and child aged by both of the great parties is unusual. | t Delicious Dishes ♦ 4 months. manded about 9C0 votes. It will be seen cut Mr. Despeaux and there are also ? Thousands of Sil- X will appear before the publlo_during the [Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o’clock Some of the leaders are beginning to put Sterling rear of 277 St. John street. the total votes of any one of Democrats here who threaten to c winter under the name of the at by taking many in their but it has not shown T ver Portland made from mlng infant son work, Novelties, with X Hln this city, August 27, Marshal, these three years, that Pearson's per cen- cut whose nomination has been | Othello and Dramatic society. 7 months. Barton, much success in at Literary of Paul and .Josephine Lepierre, aged awakening people on same. Hundreds X this atternoou at 2.30 from rear of of must be enormous in order claimed by some Democrats, to have engraved Louis a promising young [Funeral tage gain this time. Meiaugh, 43 Fore street. It is ex- to seoure the election. He must secure been brought about by a certain element of articles to take home X mateur, will play leads, and At Chebeague Island, August 26, Fannie G.. pretty over a third of the votes and of the Democratic to Mr. Des- that his natural talent will win daughter of Alonzo and Angelitte Hamilton, Republican party help to friends. X Grape-Nuts pected 3 FOARD OF REGISTRATION OPENS. of the Fall Limerick, August 27.—At the examina- tain a second in the present railroad the Beginning lieutenancy regular bridge of said ra h tion a man 19 where it crosses **f for State certificates held in this vil- About July 20, 1861, young army, especially when one has been pro- pany the waters of ]wL?on>- How Sir Charles Showed in said of Up |!louiton’s on the of with a moted from the ranks. City Portland, and tliata lage 24th inst the following were years age, pleasant face, though dl odged so tnero be 1 b* Rehearsals. The of the may proper ormroSE Gurer Credulity—His Haring Tiap Set for in the beginning SpanlshTAmeri- said all as lu Skin present: Miss Flora E. Wakefield of freckled and bronzed by laboring wharf, shown on the blue nCie.s and all can war in the of 1898 found our tachea and For Pimples, Tetter, Eczema, Which Jlaile the Con- harvest into the spring liereio made a part herenff’S? at- Pigott, Forger East Brownfield, Miss Nancy Rankin of field, walked recruiting soldier a who had to fore of the Skin and Mucous Mem- lieutenant-colonel, your petitioner prays that vour ^Diseases in Hoard its vict Himself. East Hiram, Misses Nellie Emery and office of Capt, C. R, Lowell Warren, his credit, both as a line and a Hell offi- wi 1 grant permission5 in that can be reached an outward the erection of said \vri!W'for branes by Charlotte and indicated his desire to enlist. cer, a most enviable record, and, basing wharf, and^ aradein*# Smith of Newfield and Misses Ohio, channel as aforesaid. uroaatng of said his action upon such record, the Presi- application. Maude A. Florence Weeks, This young man's name was Adna R. THE GRAN l) TRUNK RAILWAY COMP** Johnston, dent appointed him in May, 1898, a brig- OF Attendance At Y. M. C. A. Mabel Chaffee. CANADA Hy C. A. HIUIIT. Lotion Soap Splendid the London Holland, Louise Swasey, Sara adier-general of volunteers. Since this hSff/ (From Daily News.) On tlie foregoing petition it is Prevents and assists in curing all such Evie Lou and Capt Lowell was recruiting for Com- deserved promotion Gen. Chaffee has ordered fh,,"at In the memorable trial which began on Bradbury, Staples, Dyer lioanng be appointed for -Tuesday i, a been constantly before the reading pub- At only. flail Last Marguerite Dyer of Limerick. The ex- pany K, Sixth United States Cavalry, 1000. a?four O’clock p. m'at the afflictions. Druggists Night.* Oct. 22, 1888, and came to an end on Nov. lic. If Gen. Chaffee shall survive his Harbor ifitt)',?-b* one of the new that Commissioners, No 4 Exolia-wi. amination was over by Prof. W. cavalry regiments is that before « hen all 22, 1889, there were many scenes which presided China campaign it likely persons interested may be near) ,*• A, had authorized to be raised for he reaches the of retirement he will is lurtner ordered that a those who witnessed them will never for- Harthorne. Congress age notice of said ilJ* he given iblieatlon in The to the and along be plaoed at the head of the United by p the Portland in** In these scenes the chief examinations for admission regular army, Chaffee, Press, Fast- rn Argus get. personages States army as its commander-in-chief. Portland Kv«SL Limerick held on the with several other young men of that press and Portland Advertiser of were Sir Charles as he then was, Academy were 26th, That he live to return to his tin, Russell, may country together with this our order Mr. Talks an class of about community, myself included, was at- Uiereou l0rfor I Cbe Chapman and Richard Plgotb, the forger, and promising entering and to enfoy any additional honors that days previous to said hearing seve° tracted the handbills whioh be in store for him (’. II. | and fourteen, making the attendance nearly by enticing may every surviving FAltLEY, Houston, Pigott’s employer and dupe, be member of the old Sixth Cavalry who SA M V EL H. K KLSEY ( harbor About His Plans. the same as last year. the enterprising captain had caused to r-1thinks Insurance Le Caron—that strange, sinister figure, served with him thirty-eight and thirty- C. W. T. CODING, *) Commissioners ft Usually Life yf> Mrs. Bartlett of scattered broadcast over the surrounding aug2id7t the ablest far of the witnesses for the Batchelder, Boston, nine years ago most sinoerely wishes. © may be desirable, but sometimes $ by who came with her niece to make her country. Accordingly, he climbed a L. A. has lurking doubts about the Times One remembers those scenes, not FEKKY, ft $ accustomed Enoch of deal stairs in a Formerly Sergeant Company K, Sixth CITY OF much for their dramatio interest of the summer visit at Dea, riokety pair two-story ft wisdom of 44spending" v{r merely United States Cavalry. PORTLAND Ilsley’s on the was taken building to the recruiting office, being money for it. moment, but also for their revelation of 16th, critically of the Artists Who ill her conducted thither a little Something the upon arrival, and her husband by drygoods HIS NOSE SMASHED. many-sided character of the great ad- To Hie Electors o* said was summoned in haste. He is still here clerk with a bald spot the size of a teapot city: j| _^ Will vocate who shattered the 'fabric of lies Thomas King and son Joseph, who live Appear. with an experienced nurse, but though lid a little back of the crown of his head. laboriously built up as an obstacle against at 9 Newbury street, had a little difficul- Notice Is hereby given the case is still This little olerk was that the Hoardoir.. I miaow• eff serious, it is hoped the always conveniently lstraiion of Voters will be E © cbe I the ort of English Liberalism In the ty last evening. The son became Insolent in session danger crisis is past. at hand to offer himself as an escort “to numbered eleven (11), City Hull,ling, cause of Ireland. Of all those scenes the whereat the sire landed a heavy blow for he of nia6da“ Rev. Dr. Geo. B. llsley of the would-be recruit, as there was a fee purpose receiving evidence of most stirring was, of course, Russell’s Bangor over Joseph’s nose, badly disllgurlng qualification or voters, beginning Monday s-f in his home church In our of $2 a head for as as he could thus gnst 27th, and Knows it to be the best posses- heat preached old many closing Wednesday, SenLi;1 Jy Notwithstanding the excessive cross-examination of Pigott, which be- that member and causing a great flow- 6th, U)oe. Hours-;; sessions ** ft sion a man can have, knows Village on the lBth. conduct to the recruiting officer occupy- dally! ty seat on the was taken on Feb. 21, the whole of blood. Officer Moore was called to 9 o’clock a. m. to 1 o’clock m. © that it is $ nearly every stage gan 1$89. During Mr.Fank Lucas of West Newton, Mass., ing p. money paid for saved, ing Vooms over the store in whioh the a o’clock p. in. to 5 o'clock p. m. last at the iirBt festival rehearsal of the and the first few is for a tltne at the scene and took to the station. a not evening preceding day sojourning Harry Ilsley’s. Jos3ph 7 o’clock until 9 o'clock lu spent. Mrs. Kate little clerk was employed. The Sixth the even'll awaiting the arrival of Mr. Chapman, hours of the 21st Sir Charles Russell had Randall, of Portland, is excepting on the last dav of said SeX spending a few days with her many Regular Cavalry, which was recruited in SEIZURES LAST NIGHT. (Wednesday, the fifth) whwu It will of been not ton!“ who dbnducbed in person. The work making his last preparations for his friends in session after 6 o’clock in Limerick. the.Bummer and fall ol consisted of the afternoon and 1861, Marshals Frith and Chenery said Ume, said Board the chorus was most commendable onslaught. He had turned Houston in- A good hearing was given Gen. King Deputy During will revise »n,i a great variety of callings, sailors and correct tlie Voting Lists; and the «« the time was devoted to selections from side so to And he had been and Col. Falrohild at the rally on the with a posse of police officers went out WardensT, 1 out, speak. said city siiali be governed said Experience I by revised .ns 21st. Much enthusiasm was aroused. miners with Faust and some mis- perhaps predominating, on several raids last night and succeeded corrected Lists, and no namo shall i Aida, Carmen with quietly taking stock of Richard Pigoft Our bo added rS ___< nine evened up with the Kezar men from the farms in as or stricken from said on vl/ cellaneous numbers. Next Mr. young coming in getting about a barrel of ale, a barrel Lists, said dayot week during the forger’s long-winded, plausi- Falls club on afternoon In tion and no shall Vote II Saturday last, a close third. There were recruits from person at any elcetu the for a week of lager beer and a small axnount of whose name is not on said Demonstrates the reliability and \ > Chapman Intends to spend evening ble story to Sir Richard Webster. Who good style,1 their defeat before, Lists; but l« The as many as half a dozen Hoard of Registration will be in < t on the and the are game to the last half of the eighth states, although and whiskey at the session Sen value of old-line Life Insurance. Elijah all members can forget his treatment of the prim, brandy following tember the iota, the of stood 8 to 6 the number were from day election, tor the cor Union Mutual Policies inning against Limerick, greater Pennsyl- 32 Fore Bramhall reetion ot errors that represent requested to brlrg the proper score. The priggish, composed, bandboxical Houstonf when the places: Webb’s, street; may have occurred dor 1? scale was turned and our boys vania and eastern Ohio. A few were said revision. the acme of insurance progress, \) cafe at the we6t John E. ing president of the association, Mr. Wood- Composed, I mean, until Mr. Houston scored six runs with a rush. The visitors end; Harridan's, AUGUSTUS F. w here and a few so it GERRISH, ) Boardof fully in line with the most wore uuauiB picked up tnere, 413 man. was delichted and remarked that became demoralized by the merriment so score in me ninrn, ieav Commercial street; Patrick McMen- JAMES N. READ. Registration advanced ideas, purchased by ing the result 11 to 8 in our favor. often happened that a young fellow ROHERT K. AHERN, of the attendance last was the caused his own admissions in answer namin:s, 471 Commercial stree't. j Voters the a small evening by The Rev. Mr. and Portland, August 21, 1900. yearly deposit of y Mills wife spent a would find after he had enlisted that their value. largest in the history of the festival at to abrupt little questions, delivered in a part of last week at Ocean Park aug'iidtsepO percentage of face ( there was not a man in his company or Easily acquired while in good its first rehearsal. sort of confidential undertone, curiously Miss Inez Morrison ani l?Br brother ^ y of are at F. P. perhaps his regiment whom he had ever Mrs. and Mr. Whitmore C«JU TUIX1MUW UUD Ralph, Saco, visiting ft health, impossible to buy if not; $ Chapman DUUUCii) DUttlCXilUg Johnston's. seen or heard of before. © easily kept, no care, $ were interested listeners and Mrs. that them. requiring Chap- gaze accompanied After Prof. Fredk. J. Allen of Dartmouth, no attention other than the $ As I remember, young Chaffee's home reg- man in a very gracious manner spoke a eleven years I can see Mr. Houston, in who has been summering with his family was in a in Ashtabula \ ular payment of premiums. at his father's in our has Orwell, township note of encouragement to all present and the flesh as it were, coming miserably to village, accepted The * Full a as in next to the Trumbull Knack particulars free. $ them to continue the line position instructor mathematics county county urged along grief in that cross-examination about the and history in the College of Liberal line. His parents were poor, but owned whioh they had so successfully marked black bag in which Pigott and his alleged Arts of Boston University. l a small farm, I think, upon which the i marked out for themselves. confederates brought the Parnell letters Windham. Of Good is young man labored, or he may have been Coffee Printing Union mutual It is Mr. Chapman's intention to be to their purchaser in the Hotel des Deux injures growing Windham Centre, 27.—'There by some farmer other than his the artistic into the each even! with the August employed insight present Monday ng Mondes, Avenue de 1’Opera, Paris. I will be a medal contest at the Friends’ even when it is father just prior to his enlistment in children, “ art of all Cite Insurance chorus until the grand festival and being can hear the laughter in the densely church, Thursday evening, under the preservative arts." 1 Co. § of the Woman’s Christian Capt. Lowell’s company. asked if he Tem- weakened. Grain-O felt sure that all the distin- packed court—laughter ‘promptly sup ^auspices gives With us printing is not perance Union. The participants are six The squad of twenty-five or thirty guished artists whom he had announced the usher—while Mr. Houston lt?«. pressed by well known An mechanical—we treat it as I Portland, | young girls. interesting young men that the captain had gath- them brighter eyes, firmer an $ yfj for October would be present, he re- told how he waited “upstairs” while the feature of the evening will be reading Miss ered up at the Warren recruiting office art should be treated. plied: “Most assuredly. Many of them bargaining for the letters was going on by Jennie Reynolds. There will be flesh, quicker a small admission fee of five cents. started for Pittsburg, Pa;, Aug. 5, 1861, intelligence are already in the country and Blauvelt not who was there Wouldn’t it be-wise for you to “‘downstairs,” seeing Mr. D. F. Small preached at the Free hauled in farm from and has been here some three weeks. Ma- beng heavy wagons happier dispositions. nor tiking any part whatever in the bar- Baptist church Sunday afternoon at four a trial order with us? BOSTON & MAINE R. R. dame Heink the former place to Salem, Ohio, a dis- place will sail about the 15th of gaining—“because,’ said Mr. Houston, o’clock. can drink all Miss Mabel Lamb has returned tance of about twelve miles, whence we They they September. Campanari is in America “I wished to keep myself aloof; I wanted home In Effect June 25, 1900, from Riverton, where she has been were to go by rail to While want and the he wrote me a doing Pittsburg. of Grain-O—the by way, recently to keeD myself In ignorance of the sou rce table work. en route for Salem a rain THE THURSTON WESTERN DIVISION. letter in which he said he was heavy PRINT delighted of the letters.” I can hear Sir Charies's Miss Lillian Cobb is for a few more staying dx-enched us the better—and it Trains Union for to the 6kin. Had some leave Station Scarboro at the prospect of his coming to Port- “aye”—“aye”—“aye,” uttered at inter- days at Old Orchard. 97 1-2 EXCHAN6E STREET Crossing, 7.10. 9.05, 10.00 a. ill., 12.00 noon, land.’5 prophet foretold that in one of the three tastes like coffee. 1.15, 3.55, 5.25, 5.45, 6.60 p. m.; Scarboro vals, quietly, encouragingly as it were, HARPSWELL. heavy waogns that were ’PHONE 30 Bench. Pine Point, 7.00, 7.10, 8.20, 9.05, 10.00 “How about your new Mr. rumbling along PORTLAND, MAINE tenor, while the smart Mr. Houston wa3 laying the road to Salem on that а. m., 12.00 noon. 1.15. 3.30, 3.55, 5.25, 5.45, 6.20, West Harpswell, 25.—The an- sultry day Giles, do you think he will meet August All grocers ; 15c. and 25c. б. 50, 8.00, 11.22 p. 111.; Old Orchard, 7,00, 7.10, expec- bare his own extreme simplicity—or nual concert and fair of the Macedonian there was a future major-general and 8.20, 8.45, 9.05, 10.00 a. 12.00 noon, tations?” hero none would have that the ill., 1.15, 1.40, worse. Sir Charles looked at the ceiling, Circle of King s Daughters was held at guessed 3.30,3.65,5.25, 5.45,6.05.6.20,0.50,8.00, 51.22 p. “I do quiet and unassuming Chaffee would win Saco and 8 most surely,’5 answered Mr. Then an Centennial hall Tuesday evening, TO.; Biddeford, 6.00, 20, 8.45, 9.05 down again, in absent-minded August such honors. 10.00 a. 111., 12.03 noon, 1,15, 3.30, 3.55, 5.25. “for has 21st. The literary programme consisted 12.30, Chapman, he won golden opin- sort of way. He his snuff-box. The Sixth 6.45,6.20,6 50, 8.00,11.22 p. m.; Kcunebunk. unpockets of readings by Miss aadie A. Lowell of Regular Cavalry was organ- 7.00, a. ions by his in the West and will ized in at MONEY 8.45, 10.00 m., 12.30, 3.30, 5.25, 6.05, 6.20 p. singing He taps the lid. With his right thumb the Emerson College of Oratory at Bos- August, 1861, Camp Scott, TO.; Keniiebniikport, 7.00, 8.45, 10.00 a. m., make an about three miles outside the limits equally good impression here. he himself co a ton, Mass solos Mrs. W. A. McCand- city 12.30.3.30.0. 05,p.m.; Wells Beach, 7.00, 3.45 helps pinch. “You by pa of the me lass and Mrs. A. H. Isbell of St. Pittsburg, organization being Omega Oil a. in.. 3.30. 6.25 North Rol- Frangcon Havels writes that he shall Louis, p. ni.; Berwick, didn’t 'go downstairs!?” he asks quite effected under Lleut-Col. W> B. Heirs and others to a. Mo., violin solos Dr. Geo. S. Little- Emery, desiring linsford, Somersworth, 7.00, 8.45 m., be glad to get to Maine once more an d to casually. “No.” The snuffy brown by 5.25 Rochester. mandolin and afterward a Major-Ueneral of Volunteers, borrow on REAL 12.30, 3.30, p. in.; Eurmlng- handkerchief hall to Sir field, banio duets by money ES Alton with the ■ state's way up Charles’s tou, Bay, Wolfboro, 8.45 a. m 12.30, sing Elijah wonderful Messrs, Ralph Lowell and Air. Vincent commanding. Our regularly assigned 3.30 nose stops. The keen eyes look Mr. Hous- TATE, NOTES, household furni- p. m.; I.akiport, Laconia, Weirs, ohorus.” Shlnkle, students of the Alount Hermon colonel was David Hunter, but during Plymouth, 8.45a. 111., 12.3C in.; Manches- ton through and through. “No?” “No.” p. school. After the my term of enlistment I never saw him ture, etc. Business strict- ter, Concord nud TV or; hern connetlons, Mr. Chapman expressed hi6 per- furious rebuke in the concert, cake, ice pianos, great Laughter—and and once, and 1 doubt if ho ever saw the 7.00 a. m., 3.30 p. ni.; Dover, Haver- cream oonfectionery were served. regi- confidential. Exeter, sonal satisfaction at the enthusiasm and usher’s eyes. ment ly hill, 8.45 a. The hall was during the Civil War. Chaffee re- Lawrence, Lowell, 7.00, m., At half past 1 on the following day Sir very tastefully decorated, 12.30, 3.30, 6.05 p. ill.; Boston, J4.30, 7.00, 8.45 a. spirit with which the chorus had en- and a number of useful mained a private for several weeks, when Richard Webster’s examination of Rich- large and fancy Til., 12.30, 1.40, 3.30, 6.05 p. m.; Leave Boston tered articles were sold. the company commander appointed him for upon its work. He leaves for Rock- ard came to an Portland, 6.00, 8.00, 7.30, 8.30 a. 111., 1.15, Pigott end. Almost be a lance In some The hall was and the affair corporal. of the other 4.15, 6.00 p. 111. ; arrive Portland, 30.07, 10.50 land today, thenoe to to be pres- fore Sir Richard sat him down Sir crowded, Bangor was a success in companies of the regiment the company 11.50 a. 111., 12.10, 6.00, 7.50. 9.30 p. m. Charles’ was loud every way ent with the local choruses in these sec- up |,The murmur of to that olfioo the Shawmut Loan A meeting of all interested in an elec- oom^gtnders appointed Go., SUNDAY TRAINS. talk that broke out after Pigott’s “evi- tions of the state. tric railway from Brunswick mostlnefficient and worthless chaps in ■' dence’ cams to a dead through stop. You could their as a 68 MARKET ST., ME Leave Union Station for Scarboro Cross- Harpswell, met at the town house this companies sort of grotesque PORTLAND, 10 a. hear a pin fall as Russell and Pigott maysdtf ing, 7.10,9.85. 15 in., 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.10, afternoon to see what action would bo slander upon its insignificance. But this 6.15, 7.15 p. ni.; Scarboro Beach, Pine stood there confronting each otner. was KNIGHT GETS TWO YEARS. taken in regard to the road. A not true in Corporal Chaffee's case, Point, 7.10, 8.35. 9.35, 10.15 a. m., 12.55, 2.00, “Take that—” the words rang out proposed sharp- committee of for by this time his military feathers 3.40, 4.15, 5.10, 6.15, 7.15 P. Old [SPKCIAE TO THE In consisting Samuel Dun- pin m.; Orchard, PRESS.] ly the breathless silence. “That” had to 7.10. 10.15 a. Clement S. and begun grow. Shortly after he had 1804 -HEBRON ACADEMY-1900 8.35, 9.35, in., 12.55, 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, was a sheet of paper which Sir Charles ning, Dunning T. B. 5.00, 5.30, 6.15, 7.16 Bidde- Bath, August 27.—The business of the vras chosen to been made a lance corporal the 5.10, p. ill.; Saco, Russell held out, took Skollield, investigate, and regiment- Coeducational, quiet, healthful locate 8.35. 10.15 a. Pigott it—gazing al commander confirmed the ford, 9.35, TO., 12.55, 2.00, 3.40. .4.15, session of the Supreme Judicial court is see what the people of this town will do appoint- — • pecial fitting school lor Colby 5.10, 7.15 the while at Sir Charles in blank College;righto*, 5.00, 5,30, 6.15, p. m.; Kennebniib, bep\iz- Individually, or as a whole. ment, whereby the “lancewas lopped certification at lirown, and North Berwick, Dover, Exeter, Haver- nearly completed the grand jury having zlement. Everybody in court Welfesley glanced Aire. John Stanwood and off, whioh prefix means temporary. Then splendid academy budding ana gyninasim hill, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, at other; “He has a children 12.55, been discharged. This afternoon were every him,” barrister it was found that Chaffee was no bath, steam heated and up to date in 5 30 arrive 5.18. from are relatives longer everjYe- 6.00, p. ill.; Boston, 8.30, 9.42 whispered, turning round to me. “Write Brunswick, visiting spect; Sturtevant Home the finest girls’ don! p .m heard the arguments of state vs. here. a corporal but a full-fledged sergeant. George down ‘livelihood,5 tory In New England, steam heat, bailu m pJastkrn division. ‘likelihood,’ your Air. and Airs, Thomas About the middle of September the Knight for attempted assault on a Mrs. own ‘Patrick Leeman from every floor, electric lights, etc.; board, row Leave Union Station forTloston and Way name, ‘proselytism,’ Egan’ left Scott and went Heath of and his Bailey’s island, with their two children regiment Camp by heat ana bghts in tuts dormitory $3.50 Stations, 9.00 a. Woolwich last June. initials and ‘hesitancy,” Which rail to in.; Biddeford, Kittery, County are visiting Airs. Leeman’s Air. Bladensburg, Mil., and established week, catalogue free. Address Portsmouth, New bury port, Pigott did, smiling the while, parents, Salem, Attorney Charles D. Newell appeared for foolishly, and Airs. J. B. Farr. a camp near that little hamlet, which is \V. E. SAHUKST, Prln. Lynn, Boston, 2.0u, 9.00 a. TO.. 6.00 n. and with a flushed face. It will be re 32.45, TO.; and situated seven or miles east of the Hebron. Mt, arrive Boston 5.57 a. m 9.00 the state Frank JLi. Staples for the eight 12.30, 1.00, p. m.; membered that in one of the forged let- SCARBORO. Fall Term Boston Express stopping at Old Orchard, national capital. At this place we re Opens Tuesday, E-fpttiuhi respondent. The jury was only out for a ters Pigott had spelled the last word 11, 1900. Kittery and Portsmouth only, 1.40 (^nrnpra A nor 97 ceived our horses, arms and accoutre- j1yl4d2m p. 111., short time when It has often been said arrive Boston 4.20 p„ m. Leave Boston for they in a ver- “heeitency.” juoniD. ii nmi wo lu brought and was lmvt) lUUUllu- 7.30, 9.00 a. Ill 9.45 since, and members of the urday Sunday very Intense. Portland, 12.30, 7.00, p. ni., dict of guilty, Judge then sen- by experienced ed drills the young farmers had the ad- ari ive Portland Savage Air. Henry Skillins was thrown from 11.45 a. ill., 12.05, 4.30,10.15 p, bar, ‘that Sir Charles’s initial tactics of the tenced to two of hard a vantage sailors and miners, a good m., 12.40 midnight. Knight years labor were a mistake. Was it not carriage Monday, but not seriously in- 1 probable of whom had never been a ww astride at State’s tknt Til «rrn nn Iv wv 4- V. r... Jl__ jured. many SUNDAY prison. TRAINS. All's. horse before. For a time these verdant sions about the would have George O. Libby Is very sick Leave Union Station for Ktt- forgeries, cavalrymen cut a sorry Blddeford, taken care to the word Doctor Wentworth is in attendance. figure. Fvery tery, Poitmnontli, Newbury port, Salem, spell aright? man in the ranks was supposed to wear have done it. But he did- Aliss Ethel Hall has the whooping Tired Feet Lynn, Boston, 2.00 a. 111., 12.45 p. in., arrive Pigott might spurs on mounted drill and when an un- Boston 5.57 a. in., 4.00 p. 111. Leave Boston not. Sir Charles Bussell had taken stock cough. Airs T. K. sophisticated ride* would touch the flanks for Portland, 9.00 a. in., 7.00. 9.45 m., arrive of his man and considered the a Phlnney aid Alaster Clin- p. elleot of of his horse with his there would walk too much and rest too 12.10, 10.15 p.m., 12.40 midnight. The ton, Mrs. Clifford Greenlaw and little spurs People surprise. subject suggests a mili- be trouble for that stand more than STEPHEN BERRY, i—Daily. son, were the ol Mrs. J. W. John- poor fellow at onoe. little. They up they W. N. &, P. D1V. tary analogy. By “the rules of war,” guests son, Sergt. Chaffee, having lived all his life ait down. The feet don’t get anything Station foot of Preble street. Wellington, say the military critics, Friday. Air. H. H. on a farm until he enlisted, was an ex- but abuse in these of modern Carl For Worcester, Clinton, Ayer. Nasliun, “ought'* to have been flfeaten at Water- Bowers took a party of busy days Book, Job ail Prior, friends to pert horseman, and to teach these green 31 Wlndhmn, Epping, Manchester, Con- loo. But he wasn't—and there’s an end Old Orchard, Tuesday. times. That’s why they itch, swell, NO. PLUM STUEET. cord and Points North 7.31 a. Aliss Alice cavalrymen how to ride as m., 12.33 p. m.; on’t. An advocate would not L. Johnson of Portland and troopers burn, ache and become tender. You ordinary should was one of the first duties as- Rochester, Spring vale, Alfred, Water- have started with “Take Aliss Buth Ella Libby of Nonesuch Cor- do for boro. Saco 7.31 a. that.” Sir have got to something your feet, River, in., 12.33, 5.33 p. m.; called on signed him after he was appointed a ser- Charles Bussell was not an ad- ner, their uncle, d. W. John- or on If Gorham, Westbrook, Cumberland Mills ordinary geant, I remember him on frequent they'll keep right hurting you. Westbrook Jet., Woodfords, 7.33, 9.45 a. vocate—he was an advocate of and son, Wednesday. of genius, occasions drilling the awkward mounted you want a solid, heed thy pair feet to For Women. m., 12.33. 3.05, 5.33, 6.20 p. n\; Scarboro that ilrst shot of his was decisive. 1 can SEBAGO. of K. In carry rub them aiM Dr. Tolnian’s lias Beach, Pine Point, G.45, 9.50. 11,46 a. squad Company justice to these you around, good Monthly Regulator brmigK m. see broad back as he women. 1.08. 3.46. Old Piggott’s round, horsemen of the with Oil. happiness to hundreds of anxious 3.16, 6.40, 11.15 P. m.; Orchard! bends down inexperienced awkwmrd hard and often Omega Every (after screwing his eyeglass Sebago, Augfffet 27.—Among the recent I will There is positively no other remedy known Saco, Btddeford, 6.45, 8.35, 9.56, 11.46 a. Ill now squad say that when they did fi- and do this after a 3.16. 3.45. into its place) to scrawl the word “hesi- at Chadbourne cottage are night morning taking to medical science, that will so 12.25, 1.08, 5.48, 6.40, 11.16 p. m nally learn the art of horseback quicklyand Trains arrive from and when he stands fuestslisses Conard and from riding hot bath. Rub upwards in the direction do the work. Have never Bad ailnfl* Worcester, 1.05 n m tency;” up again, a Hoops Pennsyl- become the best safely 8.25 a. vania and they very riders In the failure. The and most obstinate cure Rochester, m., 1.05, 5.48 p. m. Gor- short, stoutlsh,. round-shouldered man, Aliss Alaud E. Batson of of the heart. If rub down, you in- longest ham and High regiment, having been the you relieved in ;i without fall. Soothe Way Stations, 6.40. 8.25, 10.47 a. ir, with a bald, shiny head, (white street, Portland; Air. W. D. Buck and taught only terfere with the circulation of the blood, arq days 5.48 p. in. bushy best methods and no will do this. No no 1.05, 4.15, whiskers and of Dow having defects to remedy pain, danger,no mustache, large, irresolute daughters street, Portland, and unlearn. and that is a bad 711 ''Interference with work. The most difficult SUNDAY TRAINS. others from thing. mouth, big, fleshy nose and smallish Portland and Air. Thallon’s cases corres- For Old Orchard Beach, Saco, Bidde- eyes The regiment left its successfully treated through rar apart. Many an scene occur- friends from N. were visit- Bladensburg an d the most satisfaction ford, 6.45, 9.28, 10.05 a. m„ 1.50, 3.30, 4.05, 5.00, amusing Brooklyn. Y., about Nov. 1 and went into pondence complete red in the Air. Ethan camp win- i n e\ I relieve hun- 6.05, 7.08 p. m. Rochester and Way Stations, cross-examination which show- ed; and Aliss May Dennison, guaranteed cry instance. ter quarters east of .the Capitol. dreds ladies lYritefor 6.20 p. m. ed how Pigott had tried to swindle both Aliss Adelyn Rhoads and Mr Parsons of Prepa- of whom 1 neversee. rations were being made by the com- further All letters truthfully D. J. FLANDERS, G. P. &. T. A. sides—Parnellites and anti Parnellites. Brooklyn, who are at Dyke’s particulars. cottage, manding general for an onward answereii. Free confidential advice in»“ But the most of all were caused William G. Willard of Pine Port- early amusing street, march of the r-— matters of a or delicate natal* 8* je27dtf__ and Army of the Potomac, to private by Pigott’s admissions as to his persis- land, familiy were at Sebago last in mind this remedy is absolutely safe uuafl tent week. which our regiment had been assigned. Good to Eat. efforts to sell “information” to Mr. every possible condition and will positive? BANGOR SCHOONER IN COLLISION It was, I think, in the early days of WELL BRIGHTEN Forster to cajole and even bully Mr. Edward A, Willard was in Sebago ovtr leave no after ill effects upon the health. Jo April, 1862, that the army commanded E. M.Tul- Boston, August 27.—The schooner Forster, and by his excuses for not emi- Sunday. mail securely sealed, $2.00. Dr. by Gen. George B. McClellan The BEST of all that’s MAN 170 Fremont boston,*» P which'was In grating to America with the of the Air. and Airs. Frederick Brunei and began CO., St., collision with the schooner WOMAN’S ;help another move, with the Confederate money which, he said, kindly Mr. Fors- Rogers of Portland returned home last capi- City of which arrived at tal as its objective Not Good to Eat. Augusta, this ter had given him more than once for week also a part of Alarshal M. point. many LIFE Duroy’s weeks elapsed before our had port yesterday, was the Hattie McG. Buck the purpose. Sir Charles family. Aliss Is at regiment Russell, quiet- Alargaret Duroy yet Its first brush with the This of ly himself to a s enemy. was Bangor, from New York for IF SHE USES helping contemplative Dyke cottage. at ADMISSION to HIGH SCHOOLS Bangor, now and Aliss Nellie Williamsburg, Va., May 4, 1862, when Served at meal in whose with the pinch again, Pigott making Al, Haley of Convene was every crew, exception of one the regiment lost three killed and sever- Candidates for to the High Sc*1®®'’ himself more ludicrous every instant visited last week by Aliss Bertie May admission man left her and boarded the of I with al wounded. Another engagement fol- who do not already hold the regular promouoa City Au- his story or excuses to Mr. Rankins of Gorham and Miss Cora Giles countless homes Forster, lowed quiokly at cards, will be examined for admlnion at gusta. and the three Judges trying hard to of East Brown held, Rev. Air. of Slatersville, Va., May w pi’e- Ilersey 9, and another at office of ; lie Superintendent of Schools, The serve aljsevere an in- New Bedfoi'd and Dr. New Mechanlcsville, Va., a- »- weather was hazy at the time and composure—made Shepard, Jer- 23. We had building, September 7th, 1900, at 9 o’clock effaceable The three sey, Dr. May another battle at Han- All over this after the picture. Judges were Elliott, Long Island, N. Y., and land 1’er order of the Committee. collision, the City of not over Court Va., and (hen School Augusta equally successful. Sir James Han- families, Aliss Robbins, New Jersey, Aliss House, May 27, sailed around in the nen one at Black Church, Va June 29. We Jiug2:ifltd O. M. LOltD, Supciintendent vicinity in hop es compressed his lips. Sir Alexander West, Long Island, Misses Herkls and And across the seas. of Smith thrust his hands Alilss were at Malvern Hill, Aug. 6, and at falling in with the schooner, but failed into his pockets ^button nnd| Mrs.l Valentine and — and Falls Church, 6. 1 could to stared hard at the Mr. son, all of N. ore now at Va., Sept. find her. celling. Brooklyn, Y., name as more I Justice Bay laughed outright—reddened Air. Chadbourne’s. many engagements, all of Gives The crew left Imre this or less that stand strength, health morning in a and laughed at each fresh recital borne Republicans are greater magnitude, to of predicting that the to search for their s failure to be o will credit of the regiment during the first tug vessel. Captain Pigott emigrate with poor bag go for Charles Young of And happiness PUBLIC Mr. Forster's The the year of campaigning. Adams of the City of Augusta, will prob- money. only absolute- Naples Republican candidate, but there is to Our Sergt. Chaffee was an active SCHOOLS; ly self-possessed man there was Bussell be a close vote in each par- To all ably note a protest today. Jacob town In all these who eat it. Brewer, himself, now seemingly lost in a brown without doubt. ticipant engagements and another member of in one of I am unable to the crew, arrived at study, now tapping his snuff-box as if in them, indicate search for which, he received a slight Gloucester. an.idea, now taking a pinch wound, not, The BREAD and BOY however, of sufficient to re- that’s then darting a searching look at his DROWNED WHILE BATHING. importance Vaccination, victim*, with a brief, half-confidential quire him to be absent from his com- made DENVER'S [8PECIAI, TO THE than a few with GOLD MEDAL POPULATION. question. The emotional side of Bus- PRESS.] pany longer days. He was sell s Lisbon now first of the and he Monday. Washington, nature, his inborn tenderness, his Falls, August 27.—Clyde, nine sergeant oompany FLOUR. The public schools will begin August*27.—The popula- had already made a as a brave kumanlty, revealed themselves In all years the of reputation ember 10th. No pupils will be admitted tion of Denver, Col.,as announced the dueP old, only son O. E. Apple by, and fearless j by their unconscious on the soldier, prompt and energet- strength mag- was drowned while in have not been vaccinated. Parents, census bureau,Is 133,850 against 106,718 in historic in bathing just below ic in everything pertaining to his nificent, speech which he duties, to attend to this inattor before summed the mill dam dear headed in battle and W. L. WILSON & CO. quested 1800. This is an increase of 85.44 up his case, not merely for the at 3 p, m. today. The body one whose ex- per could well be opening of the term. oent Parnellites, but for th* Ireland of his was recovered at 4.30 ample emulated by those p. m. He stepped who birth. were above him in position, as well For order of the School CommHW* oil in deep place and oould not swim. as the common sodliers in the ranks. | w-,J aug23dtd 0. M. LOUD, Superintended children have returned to Worcester, Mrs. Chas. SOUTH PORTLAND. Mass. L, Brackett and family ol Boston, axe the Air. Fred guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. PORTLAND Wilson, Mechanic is W. TEAM WON. street, State street. r-—— a Chadboume, enjoying two weeks outing at Long Mrs. Island. Symonds of Emery’s dry goods TIME store, returned Saturday from a vacation Air. and Mrs. John Parker and sou spent at Old Acts of of Orchard. is Too Frequent liana, New York City, who have been The Misses Hutchinson, Middle guests of relatives on Palmer street, State Btreet, have been passing several MONEY. Rowdyism. have to days at Old Championship gone Portland for a tew weeks at Orchard. the home of Airs. W. T. Ballard, Spruce Mr. of Shoot Wo have the time street. Kaiph Saunders New York city, Yesterday. (keepers) you have the Strabo S'tin Bonnets engineer on the New York Central rail- money. We are willing .Air. Geo. Newell has returned to Farm- to make an with and road, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. exchange you ingdale. guarantee it shall be fair and satis- Hayes, Preble street. On Corner ami Air. and Airs, liobb Ballard and factory. Ire doing Sawyer guests, Kev. W m. Cash Gone All to Pieces. are more, past ay of School Watches of all grades. enjoying au outing at Long Island. street M. E, church, preached a Waterville Came liar I Cases of all kinds. lliuh Streets. liov. J. H. Bo Iter ts has very Tying (tin returned irorn able and The whole costs Uls Interesting sermon Sunday oomplote money, jhlo that's vacation. but it Wrong. morning to a large audience. Score. enables you to save time Mr. C. C. of Leading which means more It's the (not the Bonnets) that hade to Thompson fcprlngvale, a Kev. D. Lewis of money. prices gone former George South Ber- resident, Is enjoying a week wick, passed Sunday with his son, Dr. —•— pieces. among his friends before to going Low- Philip Lewis. Stjcty-one Strabo Sun Bonnets that boere Police Protec- ell, Mass for some months. £1.25, Adequate Hiram Woodman has been obliged to Normau Cook, who was the lowest bid- Geo. H. 98c, 75c and 50c. resign his position at Union station on Griffen, der for re and Individual tion Needed. paring altering the High account of 111 health. Champion- MarKed dobon to 39c 509 CONtiHKSi ST. street school house, discovered after he Mr. George Kiohardson of Portland, Shoot had been awarded the that he ship Today. contract, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ab- had made Cyrus V--,-.J CHILTTREJV'S TAM O' SHAJVTE'R CATS. too low a bid, and asked for bott, Green street. fMOO more. The committee granted it The summer Kind. A smallish lot. Trices hade been Personal and Other Items of and the work will be done by him. 25c. Cut dobon to lOc The power house at Knlghtville was PEAKS ISLAND. Other Events On the Grounds ol Interest. shut down for two days, the first time since the Shirt Waist Clearance. road has been built. The en- Portland Gun Club. Queen Quality. gine will be started fcl c e d again today and will Miss Hatty Skillings and Miss Abby run until after Labor Boots and Oxfords for women. 25c day. Shaw lately entertained a picnic party A lawn party was given at the home of ladles and from We are sole agents for vliese goods merchant of this gentlemen Portland at A prominent city of Miss Hattie White, of Cash’s corner The Greenwood Garden. Delons. in Portland, Biddeford and Saco. Is not far from of Point, beyond One hundred Shirt Waists of fine whose store the corner last evening, for the benefit of the A delicious As as any boot sold anywhere streets ear- Ep- clambake, merrymaking, Shooters from Maine cities and towns good this season’s BigD and ISawyer spoke very wortb percale, stylo. Dainty League of Brown’s Hill church. good cheer and wit and friend- assembled here at 4.00 or 3.00. to a of the genuine yesterday to participate Those little $5.00, and yesterday reporter Ice cream and Cantaloupes stripes figures. cake were served. liness made the occasion a In the of to the memorable ohampionship contests. There halved and filled with ice Uniform price Queen Quality PitBSSin relation rowdyism which A Dollar kind. Now meeting of the church board will one. The same ladies held another were In all 40 or 50 of la on near the eor- Maine’s best shot! | before are about Boots, $3.00 frequently going be held at the serving close of the prayer meeting party and repeated the e njoyment of the In attendance at the grounds of the Port $2.50 25 c ®r mentioned. as and Oxfords, just i at the First M. E. church this clambake and cooling refreshing evening. other good things on land Gun club in the district We have 32 and of “There In a of loaf- 1 Geering at styles shapes gang overgrown All officers and any repast as the over- teachers of the Sunday Tuesday of last week. when the shooting Tne Portlanc wid the “who make a began. them. ers,” gentleman, school are heated could wish. Better with French requested to be present as bus- Miss Etta Hayes of was a first of body grades, back, of around this Dcering guest team, composed Arthur, Kich, Notice these four: jaMt hanging corner, iness of at Watermei.ons when tucked laundered collar and Importance will be transacted. the Ilawkes’ Nest one day last week. Handall, Tayior and Fostar, won the too, front, atm taking advantage of the absence or cuffs. Were The Mount Pleasant cemetery associa- The Martha Washington of state for the second time. thoroughly chilled, $1.50 and 1.25. needed in Society championship bring a much police officer. Indulge tion This sold their slat wooden fence yester- Portland had a delightful outing on the Last year they obtained first place al cool comfort to the inner The “Rugby" Shape. sale price, all aerts of lnsnlting remarks to pa.sstrs day. The cemetery will be enclosed with £3d last., with Mrs. Lincoln at Auburn from the team thal man. hr. aid and vounu. Skillings representing 4-Dc an iron fence. made of i Golden Cross hall, Island avenue. That city, and their victory this year inaura Don’t Yes it is a trifle mannish; "Nat with mere words forget the thirst- stopping they W. W. Buoas. the same. colored, will leoture In dinner waB a grand success, “goes the holding of the state shoot In Port- Kibo Kid, with tip of The $2.00 and ones at cesmdt overt acts of lawlessness. For drinks in bot- $1.75 the interest of the without quenching ex- Freedman's aid, at the eaying,” when the entertainer land for another season. The high gun tles Hand-sewed welt, heavy sole, Imuujcv, not long since a few ot our ; they're quickly pre- 6Dc First M. E. church, Brown's Hill next is known. After dinner, a cake walk, in yesterday’s matoh wa3 Arthur of Port- tension edge, low custom heel, t.oe well ffiesning religious people started a with make and »iiu uou aii pared ice; they Wednesday evening. singing playing and other jolity iauu, nvtrugu ul ho per cent*. extra thicK at the end, and some ssrt»* of tent meetings on Sawyer street. hot seem and Miss Mabel Flckctt of Boston is visit- made the time flv. Mrs. Art tit ton who It Is he days cool, thought that will show up well wider than a silver half dollar with TS#«afc»e gang gathered in fr ont of the while I ing relatives in Pleusantaule. is 1H5 years okt, and who has been a inem- today in the inatoh for the Individual invigorate they taut sadvuuused themselves by pelting a full, wide bottom. Higher Grade. Mrs Flora Chase and two chttldren ber oi' the society 48 years, gave an enter- championship. gratify. it with stones and other missiles, though j It is both comfortable and stylish. who have been Mr. and Mrs. Be- address In which she Illustrated In the team race for A list of the best visiting taining the championship long One lot extra fine Percale kindly invited to come in and reoelve Good for “Walk-all-the-timo” usage. Shirt ander S. Arey, Sawyer street, returned the old way of preaching, contrasting it each club was represented by five kinds of Bottled Summer sotue good. One attendant at the servic- Waists, fancy stripes, medium and to their home at New Haven, Conn., with the modern way. Most of the guests men, who snot at 50 targets at known Drinks to choose from. $3.00 es on his almost hail a hole light colors, insertion way home, last attended the (Jem fronts, plaited Saturday. theatre in the after angles for each man. The teams were Celluloid eyelets, don’t wear brassy. pat through his hut by one of the crowd, or bias backs, laundered or soft col- Miss Flossie Arey and Miss Emma Dix- noon. made up as follows: Oxfords the same shape, aitd like cases might be multiplied. lars. on or South Portland left yesterday for a Mrs. H. N. Skillings, who has long Green, Stobie, Foster, Preble and Held "The awnings of stores near by are $2.50 Were $2.75. Now $1.50 week’s visit to Cumberland. been an invalid, took dinner with Mrs. represented the Watervllle club. O. C. raised and lowered at the sweet will ot Elwell, "'■Airs. Sears Dyer and two children of Lavorasalle, at the Counnandery build- Arthur, Bleb, Kandall, Taylor and 794-796 tbs leaders ot the gang and other acts “The "Dainty West Newton, Mass., are visiting at the ing, one day last week. Nell comprise the first team of the Port- bordering on downright vlclousness could Congress Street. It Tarisienne." home ol her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em- liev. F. W. Swift of Chicago, preached land club. te mentioned.” White Muslin Waists. ery, Broadway. an interesting sermon at Island church Hunnewell, Ashley, Connor, Cobb and “Have you not any made of Insertion also police protection on Sunday last upon the subject of liv- Norton comprise the first team of the Spanish opera shape, trimmed; tucked, whateverf was asked the gentleman, Ideal Patent Kid with cloth silk WOODFGliDS. ing. Auburn contingent, while Noble, Bobln- top, $2.00, 1.50 and 1.25 kind for 75o •adhe replied, “We have some on .Satur- on ,Mr. Oscar Randall of this Island has son, Berry, Libby and Barker [are mem- worked eyelets, modeled lines day Bight and a of Sunday. Other- HARBOR part covered himself with glory by captur- bers of the second team from that city. NOTES. that are absolutely correct. An wise wa are at the mercy of the gang so Rocky Hill of lodge, Knights Pythias, ing a suntish of a peculiar kind,weighing From Lewiston the Androscoggin club ideal Dress Boot. far as measures of the au- will resume their com- protective city regular meetings 700 pounds. sent the following representatives: Cain, Items of Interest Picked lip Along the JSfetv WalKjng SKJrts thorities are concerned.” with of this £3.00 mencing Thursday evening A third of the Wigw*m Trio is at Moody, Cushman, Doten and Littlefield. Water Front. of all wool double face goods, blue, While the interview was on a The second to same leather going ! week. rank Is be conferred with Miss Alice E. Jones The second team from the Portland club Oxfords, shape and style, and black, mixed inverted Norridgewock, at gray plait resident at a Point was and a attendance of the Cushing presen large members of Mrs. Mar- were made as follows: Hunt. back welt-seams in Leering Centre, visiting up Gray, The schooner stitching many tad at Its close he added “Yes, Soutl Is desired. Josephine Elliott arrived garet Phinney Hovers. Uarton, Adams and Coleman. £2.SO rows around the bottom. with a of hard Portland village needs adequate polio > Dr. Carlton Kimball, Pleasant yesterday morning cargo avenue, Mrs. Henry Blake of Boston, lately Portland's first team won the state Twenty-eight other styles. Prices $3.98, 4.50 to 10.00. and it should be extended U > at pine. ptenion, spent Saturday Poland Spring. called on friends on this Island. a score of while championship by 228, The arrived, in afcn in Paint Fori can as Mrs. Al. J. Stevens and Mrs. tug Concord, towing Cashing's daughter, Mrs. Lincoln Skillings chaperoned a Watervllle was second with a score of the which had coal. In the Kre that scenes of ar» James are on a barge Grant, you immorality Hail of Gorham, N. H., party for the enjoyment or a flsh fry and ! 227. The other teams finished In the afternoon the Concord sailed 1 ■low and then enacted there, almost brief visit to relatives and friends at away. J. R. LIBBY CO. LIBBY other social on the rocks near order: Auburn’s ttrsc team, J, □ enjoyment, following! The steam Aunt arrived P the yacht Polly, gwlthln sight of the cottagers them Wood fords and vicinity. Ureenwood garden, last Saturday. Portland's second team, Auburn's second frcm New York in the morning and which should bring a blush o Mr. Fisher oi and the team. prives Philip Sharon, Mass., team, Androscoggin left in the afternoon. shame to the faces of decent com any G0RUA3L made a farewell call on his grandparents, Besides the team race there were Capt. John Anglin of the yacht amnity.” Mr. and Mrs. Ii. F. Skillings, Island other events for the shooters. These were Troubadour, w hich has been in the har- DEATH OF MAKK DYEK. Bast two of Gor- avenue, before setting out for Denver, by five events at known angles, shooting Saturday evening bor tor several days, is a Portland bey Mr. Mark a ham's most Miss way of Chicago, to visit his brother Kod- at 15 blue rocks and five events at un- Dyer, native‘and lifelong popular young people. and his many friends here have been MAINE’S GREATEST STORE. Mildred A. of Air. and ert Fisher. known angles, shooting at 15 blue rocks. resident of Cape Elizabeth, dropped deyt t Swott, daughter pleased to meet him after an absence of m his home at Mrs. ii. F. and Mr. Mrs. Harriet Loveitt, who was born In the contest for 15 blue rocks at Town House Corner late , Swett, Ralph Soule, several years. afternoon. His who Is connected with the Milliken- on this island, but who now resides at known angles, 45 men completed, shooing Suad&y death was due The schooner Henrietta Erancis ar- ^ ^ South Portland, called on Mrs with the results: to heart failure. Ho was apparently Tomlinson company, Portland, were recently by squads, following rived In the afternoon with 300 barrels Harriet of Island aven ue. No. 1— Green fading as well as ever wh?n he sat down united In m arriage. The ceremony was Skillings Squad 14—10; Stobie, of fresh mackerel and went to Randall's. whose namesake she is. 13—15; 12—13. Goose in & chair and expired. He was 80 years performed In the presence of relatives 15—14; Foster, Held, Steamship Hemisphere of the Thomson Miss and Miss No. of and leaves beside a widow one and friends Bev. Wm Cashmore of the Hatty Skillings Abby 2—Adams, 15—11; Coleman, 9—12; | I age by line arrived yesterday morniBg In ballast Shaw of Portland, have returned home liandall, 15—15; (faoghtor, Mr*. Maggie Timmons, who School street M. E. church. The bride Arthur, 15—14; Bleb, from Newcastle, Eng. Pilot Parsons after a two weeks' outing on the island. 14—15. lifts at home, and on* sister, Mrs. Ade- was charmingly attired and the couple discovered her signals about 1 o'clock Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Parker, with No. 13—14; laide McDonald of Portland. He has al- were the recipients of many valuable 3—Dickey, Thompson, yesterday morning olf Half Way rock Feither a her Nancy, has been visiting 11— 8; Baker, 14—12; Leroy, 15—15; In- I ways been an industrious farmer at the presents. After few weeks sojourn daughter, He boarded tlie about f light. steamship her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Skil- man, 13—7. corner. In politics he was a Democrat. at Old Orchard, the happy couple will 2 o’clock and an hour later the anchor of Island avenue. No. 4—Cain, 12—11; Moody, 13—10; reside in Gorham on Church street. lings was ["dropped off the Grand Trunk Their friends wish them a Mrs. Evans and two daughters, with Cushman, 9—9; Hall, 10—7; Littlefield, 7 «t«s nuri nas returneu noine many long wharves. At o'clock she was doeke d. ueorgm their friend, Miss Andrew, left the Island 12— 13. F «^.cts 1 and successful life. Owen her said that ;| from a visit ot several weeks among Capt. Jones, master, I Bev. S. F. Pearson of pro- on Monday, for their hom«s In Montreal. No. 5—Hunnewell, 14—14; Ashley, It is said that one-half of the feathers used in Pillows are raw. The 5S friends in Mass. Portland, the trip had occupied 13 days with light, Milford, of who has I hihlfcinn candidate for Sheriff, snoke in Mrs. Welch City Point, 11— 7; Connor, 13—12; Cobb, -12—13; ^5 saving in prices is gained at a loss of one-half the luxury and the use Of Allred Woodbury, the well known bar- variable winds and plenty of fog. When ucon in ia ucicoi, 12—13. Kidlon on the Is- quint? Norton, the vessel Race it was and odorous feathers. ter, Is sick at his with hall, Saturday evening passed Cape clear, unhealthy hurtle, diphtheria. Mrs. Mabel Grave3 of Lewiston has No. sues of the There was a 6—Taylor, 14—14; Neal, 10—14; but afterwards she ran into the We sell and use steam warranted Capt. Norton has to .Mount Desert campaign. large shortly buy, only purified geese feathers, gone been friends on the Island. audience Mr. Pearson is an ex- visiting Gray, 12—10; Hunt, 11—14; Darton, She la cattle- odorless. where he will a few present. fog. brought returning spend days. and cellent and was Introduced | A large party of ladies gentlemen 12— 15. Samuel of East Boston has been speaker by men, and among the number were three We handle no foreign feathers, as they are often artificially Sleeper att nd the matinee at the Gem this No. fS weighted Mr. a nent will 7—Noble, 13—11; Robinson, 10—11; students who took of a recent of A. A. Pine street. Bragdon, promi temperance college advantage with chalk and lack the “vitality” of the best domestic feathers. guest Cole, afternoon from and the Otta- 9—4. 45 worker of Westbrcok. Cushing’s Berry, 14—12; Libby, 10—11; Barker, as cattlemen to see Conductor Bert of the Port- going Europe. They We only the best of live geese feathers and that, they Higgins wa. will return steam-, No. buy guarantee 5E The of our village Is nearly They by special 8—Wyman, 13—11; Dwinel, 10—11; also visited the continent the land died in Portland population and, among will run as as any feathers sold. Railroad, yester- er. downy and cannot be Davidson, 13—9; Hull, Doten. saw For 1000, Intoxicating liquors 1^—14; many things, the Passion play. The day some time he was employed 13—12. in our and seldom on the purchased village very students were thoroughly pleased with Cape Elizabeth branch of this YESTERDAY’S FIRE AT WOOD- No. a drunken Is seen our 9—Jones, 10—9; Larrabee, 11—11; a of our Live Geese Feather road and person upon the trip. 35 Pillows, In the oourteous discharge of FORDS. Jordan, 14—13; Winslow, 8—14; Hinds, Try pair jp his streets. duties made many friends along the o—13. line, l>r. Philip Lewis, superintendent of The alarm of Are from box 912 at 10.46 OBITUARY. Besides the other contests today will schools In Gorham, has appointed the o’cloo k Monday forenoon called the hose Richard Webber, of the South for the Individual cham- Uurnoy district to a occur the shoot Portland following persons as teachers for the companies in the Deering HOOPER'S Co-operat.ive store, Is taking pionship. This is at present held by Mr. MISS ANNA C. ALLEN. I blaze on the roof of the stable hto coming school year: adjoining vacation. Attsr a short outing at who won It last pOREN Norton of Auburn, Gorham (). Glover, prin- the Maine Central railroad tracks, cor- In the death of Miss Anna C. Allen, Beach he will to Kockland. High—Leon Bowery go year by hitting 49 out of 60 targets. cf North who was cipal; Sarah E. Kidlon, assistant. ner Woodford street and owned by Mr. Ferrisburgh, Vermont, William ].,. ton has returned of the Portland men are SONS. Paring Some expecting a of 1 for teacher the the if Gorham Primary—Nellie L. Cloudman. Edward Chenery. The Are caught In many years deaf, ■* from an at Peak's Island. outing to give him a lively race for the honor has met with an Levi • llall school—F. H. Dole, princi- the gutter which was quite badly rotted. profession irreparable I Niles Nelson has broken ground tor his this season. pal; Emily L. Parker, assistant. The Are was set from locomotive sparks loss. hennery, whloh he Is to establish on the During the day a caterer served lunob, Miss Allen for several In Primary—Annie B. Edwards. of a passing train on the Maine Central taught years m>M hill near Willard. A house will be built but to the tremendous heat the Annie road which went Woodfords owing the Portland Day School for the Deaf, for White liock—Mary D. Collin, through the keeper, and work will be carried shooters were under difficulties an hour before the Are broke out. laboring and, although she came to the work with- on E. Flies. nearly quite extensively. all day. The attendance today is expected out In this Mosher—Lydia M. Hale. The Are burned through the gutter and previous training special H. H. Pettee has the honor of to that of and 40 or 60 bringing a hole in the roof but no surpass yesterday branch of teaching, she early showed to Fort Hlll-Marlane C. Cummings. made quite market the first celery raised on local shooters will contest for the champion- and The Wesoott—Annie L. Libby. special damage was done the interior of great adaptability efficiency. grounds. Their is not for Mr. of the state, unusual, the stable. The loss will be ship high degree of culture obtained through i’ettee Blake—Florenoe E. 11amU|en. probably has the reputation of generally of and West Gorham—Alice P. Uny. about $60 which is covered by insurance. education, opportunities travel, (totting there first. Longfellow—Bessie M. Lowell. MATCHED POOL GAME. a line taste for the best in literature, In breaking rock at (Treat Diamond Miss Allen unusual fitness lor J. ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH. gave spec- ATLANTIC RANGES. Intend Fogg—Belle Varney. the workmen have run across some-! ial service in the difficult work of teach- f 1 Westcott. South Gorham—Anna The steamship on which Rev. Dr. Foster Will Ploy Dawson of St. thing that looks very much like dia- Jerry the deaf. Miss Allen not only occu- Frederick Koble—Roscoe L. Mitchell, Haliock came from Europa, was delayed ing monds. This has been excited Louis at Polae* Hall Toutgtst. curiosity j M. assistant. pied an important position as a remark- Bake the one find principal; Emma Davis, in the St. Lawrence by fog and did not I Try they propose to put the mineral to ably conscientious and successful teacher, Frederick Robie Primary—Marla O. arrive at on Saturday in time for »scientific test. Quebec j b it also as a well-known teaoherof teach- Ham blen. him to take the train|for Portland, there- Jerry Foster and R. L. Dawson of St. Baniel Morrison of South Portland has ers, had normal classes in the Best. and see. Candidates for admission to the Gor- fore he did not at tha St. Law- Louis will play[a matched game of pool having I entered the preach employ of the Armour Beef at the North Carolina School for the Deaf In g ham High school, who have not yet rence church yesterday as advertised. for a purse of $100 Palace billiard Bo. in Biddeford. and In the Missouri school their entrance examination, will were not to hear ball this evening at 8 a. m," Dawson Morganton, Mr. W. passed Many disappointed II. Morrison Is visiting in to Fester's in Fulton, where she has teen most ac- Bake the one ! j be examined by the school board and sup- the lecture on the Passion Play on Sun- plays 186 points 100. These Try his native Bridgton, place. a last which ceptably working for the past three years. erintendent at the High school building, day evening and by special request Dr. two men played game week i j Miss Allen possessed a mind of great PLEASANT DALE. Gorham village, Saturday, September 1, Haliock will give an informal talk on attracted lots of attention on the part tf Best. and see. I her and readiness local hundreds unable to originality; quick wit Mrs. J. c. Wilson' and Mrs 1900, at 9 a, ni. this subject at the vestry service on players, being g mother, j in made her a most B- and have are admission to the hall. repartee delightful S. Palmer accom- Rev. Thomas Millett family Tuesday evening to which all oordlal- gain Palmer, street, companion, from a three weeks’ sojourn at Invited. panied by Miss Moda Wilson, Mechanic returned ly JANITOR HURT. Bake the one A SCHOOL Her sympathetic nature gave her the Try street, are at Alton for two weeks. Old Orchard. Bay EXCURSION TO THE WHITE MOUN- the of ths Me- into the lives of J | and who Watson C. Rand, janitor quickest insight others, Mr. and Mrs. Albert and Mr. Charles H. Allen wife, Campbell TAINS THURSDAY. Lei lan school was on a ladder yesterday wnile her generous recognition of what- and have been passing a week at Old Or- Best. the Maine afternoon at the school ever was of superior merit in others, returned On Thursday of this week building engaged see,J chard, yesterday, What railroad will make a In some work when he was overcome by and her ready expression of her apprecia- Shall We Have for Dessert P Fred W. Harding, Harry H, Hurtling, Central special and fell to the He tion was one of her most lovable charao- Frank Collins returned round trip rate of $1.51) to Fabyans, This the heat ground. This question arises in thefamiiy every Appleton Brown, to the heart of New struck on his head and It was feared last teristics aay- Let us answer it today. Try Jell-o. Sunday afternoon to their homes in trip England’s a is made that concussion of the bralu might Miss Allen's personality was such as to PORTLAND STOVE FOUNDRY 0., ueiicons and healthful dessert. Pre- Boston, after a few days vacation. grandest mountains, particular- night pared in two minutes. No boiling! no attractive by the changing foliage, result, In addition to this his wrist was command both respect and affection and Mrs. L, W. Brown and son, Earnest, ly Foot off Chestnut Street. f® baking! add water and and he suffered other drew to her a and circle of simply bolting In Cornish last week. which renders more picturesque the lofty fractured injuries. large loving to visited friends ?et cool. Flavors:—Lemon, Orange, was to hls home on friends who will mourn her loss and Sunday hills and deep ravines. Train arrives He taken Spruce very and a Wra. Wyer family passed Raspberry Strawberry. Cot pack- an unconscious condition. Olive State street. back in Portland at 7.25 p. m. street in deeply. "8e at your grocers today, 10 cts. with Mrs. liidlon, TO LET. FOR SALE. FOU SALK. THE HOME. faults. I still think of him and keep SALE—For 1 front words inserted under tills head home or Investm*^ _ i nicely furnished rooms, Forty tttt tt St St tt St tt some little that remind me of PORfamily house, 15 rooms in things FLET—Threevery up one flight, steam heat, one week for 25 cash In advance. perfecTr'J?-0' pleasant, cents, tiose l>y Lincoln Park; flue lot; now There are some roses in the JELLIED MEAT. ras and use of bath. With or without meals. anda?£8lr' bim. top , rccupied by selected tenants, and 24 between High and navin» ,??* PLEASANT STREET, >er cent on asked. drawer over there5’— An excellent meat for picnics or SALE—A good paying fish business, prices Also a n'J •• jellied Farfe, •orner liouse property, same our FORabout 3QQ customers. Address TISH tenant* ,744 THE "Great Scottl Aren’t those my c is this old-fashioned standby of Miilt, 13 years; will sell at price imp L f'T -The fine modern residence 89 North ROUTE, box 1557.28-1 to uav .3 feet with .5 per cent. Sold to settle estate. Wid roses?” g randmothers. Get four pigs’ ItO street, 11 rooms, bath and laundry, steam SALE—Cumberland street. First class o see lliese. (1. F. ALEXANDER & civ t»l011 "Bless the Do think any in a of teat, excellent location, every convenience. » boy! you 1( to the first joint and boil pot 10 rooms and baili. hot and cold chaugo street. >gs Low rent to right party. II. H. SHAW. 92 IjiORhouse, 27i could be so fall water The best OTHER roses of yours dry?” v ra,ter without salt until the [ bones North street._28-1 water, hot heat, good yard. in Must be sold. W. II rtOR SALE-Bicvclo a "I didn’t said Donald. bargain Portland. buggy, | know,” Q ut Take the meat from the liquor straiD 180 Middte street. 28-1 1- new’h^T “ LET—A first-cl..ss corner store, Congress WALDRON & CO., bicycle wheels, htanliope style iiL?y' "Flowers wither fast. I to kettle IK) corner Gi’man. Plate steel celling, .vorkinaushlp. material and happened a nd set away to cool. In another glass, linish Av«° location for or grocery store or shoe OR SALE—A2V2 story house of 13 rooms, lamtsomo carriage in every way.. notice the roses the other There cut. ?ood drug R>tiiu5y day. ave a shank of beef sawed and M. LEIGH- 171 two siiuated in East Deeriug on iva will be sold at a DONALD. »tore: almost new. Price $25. L. tenement, $200, bargain of electrics, vard and good lieu at S I are some violets”— j loil this in unsalted water until very TON, 53 Exchange street._ 28-tf line Yarmouth large Taylor’s able, Oak street Ada- orchard. on premises. 33 VERANDA H\ W. No. 4 those are and the the Apply SPARROW, AilluBtou *- "Oh, yours, long t onder. Remove the meat and set RENT— Furnished cottage at Little se- STREET, or 158 Cumberland street.28-1 iVoodfords. *£*«. that’s his. Is FOR rooms; broad piaz- ■---44 i n White ribbon—no, it, j to cool. The next morning bago Lake, containing” away iquor tas.eto., exceptionally desirable location; rental OR SALE—Light, stylish ccupe rockaway, SALE—Boarding and lodglagwT jM BY HOWARD FIELDING. I’ve cut the & Bro. Bu 15 though? really forgotten.” r emove the fat from both liquors, $1.00 per day or S3 > for balance of season. For III made by Zenas Thompson FORcontaining room*, bath and case and steam3 W I Donald ran his hand through the the further information apply to FREDERICK S. little used, lias rubber tires, toilet, Plie very best 1 cation in the central 1 neat in small add the liquor be sold at a as \ bits, Real First Nat’l Bank Bld’g. speaking tube, Will bargain jity. Receive from room rental 15 hair that surmounted his brow. It VAILL, Estate, be alone, room s \ feet were cooked in (the beef liquor 28-1 the owuer has no further use for it. Can icing retained for owners use Stso m iigs’ __J STABLE seemed to feel damp. and seen at the WHITMAN SAWYER loo in winter. Best of reasons oVS'"’ V 1809, strangely ( an be utilized in soup,) salt, pepper rent of seven B. \ Copyright, TtO LET—A fine separate CO., 697 Congress street._28-1 PRANK SIIKi’HKUl) & CO.. Real v "Blessed he "let’s * first * L by Charles W. Hooke, v* heaven,” said, get g to heat and in moulds to rooms, bath, heat, etc. This rent is Office, 45 Kxc lang s ruet. j pioe taste, pour All sizes and all 25-1 the of this! I call fiass In every respect; nice location. Trice ip OR SALE—Farms. prioos. to rights you Fanny 1 tarden. It is to say L 25 hardly necessary $10. Also furnished or unfurnished rent of A large list of small farms 10 to acres. XJIANO BARGAINS—Soeond-hand and that’s not lor out- A once in awhile, pleasant. t hat this meat should be at four rooms. 72 OCEAN AVENUE. 27-1 Remember we are headquarters farms, J) aims. 7 1-3 octaves, curved logs K prepared G. F. ALEX- in tt tt tt tt the sainted Moses, you never lying lands and shore properties. corners, good condition; 1 Mcl’haif 1 ]i,,n4 ^nn tt n But, by j the before cash or 03 tome, day using. rrO LET—Without board a furnished front ANDER & CO., Exchange man, installments. At’ ktyJsS' call me name! It’s always his street._28-1 BRIDGE'S 1’IANO by my *- room In a family. The room Is of ROOMS, 607 1-2 (WK‘ FEW CORN EXTRAS. private 8ALE-A well established confection- Rooms and and always must be. I—I say, Helen, fair size, with pleasant view, and lie r the street, 7 8, over Owen & Moor* FORery business, located near Congress are if made, electrics. For further particulars apply to N. busi- 25-1 couldn’t you invent a nickname for Corn-oysters good properly Square, fully stocked and doing a good _ 8. GARDINER, 53 Exchange street. 27-1 to lalf on a rather fine eight ness. This Is an exceptional opening get an SALE TO tha1 me?” grate grater XT'OR CLOSE ESTATE-AtT^T The whom Donald loved last year any one upon the subjeot since established business at a very moderate price. X tionablv desirable modern girl ! rears of corn that is neither young nor RENT—House No. 85 State street, de- FREDERICK R house, liiS I unfortunate had over- "There is no name like Donald,” she For further particulars apply. near Western was Frances, and he used most calamity I50Rlightfully situaieu. cornor of Gray, con- National Bank Promenade, having hard »• It christened rery old, scraping out all the remaining VaILL, Real Estate, First Moors, open etc., was a relief to “I always loved it. Why taining 10 rooms, bath, hot water heat open fire (Replace, nearly 75feet frmt taken him, and it great replied. Building. 011 he addressed __ street, sunny to call her Fanny. Also, 1 julp from the hulls on the oob Add to place, hard wood floor*, etc. Special induce- ___21-1 nge exposure auduuobstruS his mind. It seemed to him should you worry if I have used it on Oak street, one view. Disk mtlon by POiinlt but unburden one ments to small pilvate family. Apply to CAPT. SALE—situated only; price twu her by various endearing terms, ihls the beaten yolks of two eggs, minute from street, a FRLDKRK'K H. VaIlL. Real as If this innocent child had been sent before?” JAS. KEAZER, 83 stale St., or to FREDER- FOR Congress detach cannot detect the crime, per- an unworthy motive, story passed entirely to make the batter stiller. water front of 7f> feet, extensive ocean views, |,H)It BALE—A ladles’ whoel for sale. Teri^ xracker-dust, VAILL, Rea! Estate, First National Bank Monument * “dearest to and life,” said she. nor on electric car line 6 miles from moderate. Adilreis MISS I. A, sists in calling her Fanny” the facts absurdly plain Helen, Use neither milk flour. COFFIN 1 Building. __25-1 Square, bill ding lots are already but the Sherwood. sort of a creature was he?” Pancakes.—To the above for oys- engaged 2M when her name is Helen she will in- she was filled with wrath. For the "What recipe all be sold to oue first. W. H. one moi-o rrO LET—A very pi asant suite of 2 rooms, must patty ters add one scant pint or milk, 183 Middle street, SALE-For the first S4 dict him for little was In love with Donald demanded. A hot and cold steam furnished WALDRON & CO.. augc-itf $26n.— Local special agents etc. Will be sold on *asy monthly nayflwab. serious than chase butterflies in the would sit there for an hour Goo 1 | talking Co tgress street. _22-1 TV old Line kite Insurance Company. Call on C. B. DALTON, 231 Woodford* arms Hence which Maine._22-1 contracts with renewal commissions. Address fields. Bohemia, judges ; about Fanny’s eyes and looking into RENT—Next to corner, 6 rooms. CLERK wants position (native oi I^OK 160, up- GENERAL AGENT, Box 432. Portland, Me. __». even when the facts A stairs, nice order, sunny; price rea- by appearances Helen’s as if he saw' nothing but twro DRUGMaine), 3 years’experience, also college quite 26-1 SALE—Pretty d room cozy cottaan sonable for ye«r rate; possession given Sept. in the case are well known, ! little marbles. man, ireliabie, will work for ^0 tor 3 mouths' FORIrvin.'street (was Thomas street). Wood- perfectly glass Bin. a. C. 42 1-2 Exchange — trial or make satisfactory contract. Address Inquire LIBBY, St., \VT ANTED Government Positions. Don’t lords, bath, cemented cellar, etc. Pries oily in her to be an in- bore for or F. N. 482 Congress Street. 22-1 ** or other persisted holding All this the unhappy girl C. MARSDEN, Malden P. Office, Mass 21-2 HOOPER, prepare for the post office! any $1600. Very easy payments, like rent. Swuri EE LAID HIS HAND UPON THE KNOB OF TOE civil service examination witnout seeing our spired child. many wreeks, but she rebelled at last. rii WO furnished rooms, modern house, Deer- this for a home. C. B. DALTON, 281 Wood- l 12 minutes from Preble catalogue of Information- Sent free. tOLUM- fords Donald was more shocked than DOOR. mg Highlands, Sc., avenue._’ It was after they had become real rautator heat, electric BIANCOKUESI’ONDENCECOLLEGE. Wash- p’easaut views, light*, SALT.—Magnificent high bl IT, 31,005 when this ideal of him the sake of money or social or use of two minutes from three different ington, D. C. 25-2 pleased maidenly good friends, so that she called position, bath, __ FORsquare ieot, at Ottawa Park (Cliff Cottsjn MAINSPRINGW5C. car 1 nes, brick sidewalk on street, very health- Innocence invited him to come to see, and he called her Helen—that —or any of tiiat nonsense? And did The best Amer can made by v»r ANTED—Men to learn Barber trade. New over 200 feet ocean frontage. Finest building Donald Mainsprings, ful ami convenient location, no hoard, reason- the and Waltham Warranted *v s'stem: weeks &il lot on Cape Shore. Price (6000. Call 8 tol&. her the information love Helen?” Elgin companies. aide A. G., Box 22-1 omy eight required; any time, adding is, he called her Helen part of the you him, price. Andress 1597. m. 63 15-2 for one year. McKENNEY, the Jeweler, tools donated: napes Saturdays. Steady posi- C. lb DAl.TvN, Exchange St. that she was living in a big building time and Fanny the rest. “I always loved him, Donald.” Monument Square. jly20dtf looking for respectable home tion guaranteed when through. Special induce- STRANGERS SALE—A house lot on Plsasasd av»m man comfort, can find nice rooms at t9 CON- ments tnis month. Write for catalogue. f?QR full of bachelors of both sexes, in a \ don’t call me Fan- The young seized his hat and I District, tlO\13S feet luqulreat “Please, please, GRESS ST. __22-1 MOLE It'S BARBER SCIIOOL, New York City, Deerlng little suit that was all her own. Her in a moment of put it on hind side 25-1 FREI) V. MATTHEWS, 390 Congress sum. ny,” she said despera- before, WANTED. rent of 7 rooms and bath, the that real “I’m to take a little he 150RJIENT—Lowerand cold w iter, steam excellent _lb! quick eye caught expression tion. “If you can’t think of my going walk,” h# heat, to work on farm and drive location. or evening, NO. 120 oven for 3 flitted across his countenance, and she do—or said. “I want to think this over. Forty words tnsertol under tills head Inquire morning WANThD—Manmilk wagon tu Portland. Address G. M.. balk-oh! name, Cleopatra w'ul Bridget. thing EMERY baker’s and im- ST.__aug7-tf this 24-1 BakersMiddleny oveu cooking was a little It comes to me that a one week; for £5 cents, cash in advance. office. d*- amused, perhaps piqued But Fanny I can’t stand. There's a suddenly good fllO LET—Large, furnished front room with I piements. One baker’s wagon and ons I biker’s Call onorss- also. name that I hate.” deal has been in the last 1 alcove, steam neat, gas. bath room privi- ALE HELP WANTED—Reliable men to livery pung rrph top- girl of that happening Itf Me. Tram AN TED—Boarders at High Itoad Farm leges. Inquire lorenoons at 19 ELLSWORTH ivJL sell our line of high gr de lubricatlug dress p. A.SM11 II. Water vllle, “I am chaperoned by a large bull- He said that he wrns few weeks that I didn’t know about.” \\7 of the estate of J. W. j very sorry. fl for September and October. Special STREET.____ljf olis, greases, and specialties. Salary or com- Lemout, bankrupt. said “and when see she rates to MRS. KOSCOE G. SMITH. mission. MUTUAL REFINING dog,” she, you Such slips wTere very annoying to him “Happening?” asked. “Where?” parties. f|>0 LET—House No 10 Gray street, lo rooms Address, Coriiidi, Me. 21-1 A and bath, newly and CO., Cleveland, Ohio. 24-1 liis teeth you will admit that the as w'ell as to her, but the tongue was “Inside my poor carcass,” said he. papered painted LH)K SALE Elegant musical goods, (dun throughout; also house No. 3 Dana Block. * music gu'tsrs, strictest code could no “In so called boxes, vio'ins, mandolins, social require an unruly member. my heart, that doesn’t HELP WASTED. Pearl street. Enquire of C. H. 219 ! ttrANTED—Au industrious, honest and ilwt RANDALL, vv banjos, cornets, harmonicas, popular or 112 State Kt. reliable young man, 15 to 18 years of asre, more.” “I was at a summer hotel he keep posted on its own business. Commercial St., auglutf- | music, instruction books. superior vlnlm *o4 once,” Oh, to learn the and hat badness, young man 17 or 18 years of furnishing goods banjo strings; please call at 1IAWE$'8,W At an early day Donald made the ac- “and there was a man at the to think that I shouldn’t find it out till (3118EB ANl) APAItTMENT 8—Frederick references at ones STAND- said, nrANTED—Aage, High school graduate preferred. Ap- Vaill the required. Apply Congress street. auM S. has largest list of desirable ARD CLOTHING CO.. 544 street.. of this in now when this other man comes ply in person. FRANK B. CLARK, B xter Congress quaintance novelty chaper- same table who couldn’t depend upon right bouses and ap imuents for sal-* and to let of 23 1 Block. 281 s v;.r.- 1 .m ons, and he was forced to confess that himself in the matter of language. in, by heaven, to take away my very any real estate office in Portland. His spec- large ialty Is negotiating mortgages, collecting rents, 4YANTED— Energetic business man, with Forstory house, situatod on the HrldgtoBroii the animal was to name. I •* competent preserve When he w*anted to say ‘Please pass guess I’ll walk around the and the economic*! management of property. extensive acquaintance and moderate 8mile«oU!, near Duck Pond; lnr„-e eimtrwt capital or state representative; good income around the tins been ruuas a sunms the decorum of any company accord- the he was just as likely to park a bit.” WANTED AT ONCE Apply REAL ESTATE OFFICE. First house; butter,’ National Bank Building. ily25dlmo certain. Address "ii,” the Press. 22-1 boarding house. Pleasant location forsuffl- such as he have ing to ideas might say ‘Go to blue blazes.’ Aphasia, I Ho laid his hand upon the knob of m guests. Inquire of C. B. PRIDE, Ibict rrtO LET—First class rent of rooms at man to manage branch; on the Yet the man the door. eight PNKRGETIC S'lary Pond. wtjfH subject. young think they call it. I must have a little A 223 High St. Price £25. Inquire of GEO. L $125 month; extra commissions. Old ev was still of the that the me- “You ho never C. HOPKINS. 83 1-2 Exchange tabll hert huuje. Must be well reermmended opinion touch of Fan—Helen. It’s a shame, see,” said, turning, “I 8f,_Jeuttf __ It, and Drawer BALL —The onlv available lot of W 50 Brick Masons- RENT—House No. 03 Gray street. Nine lurnisli $80O cash. MANAGER, t* nage left much to be desired. lie was for name so fancied you as having loved before. 18ORon the Western Promenade, located you speak my sweetly. APPLY TO FORrooms beside halls, bath and store rooms ; 28, New Haven. Conn.20-3 so tween Die residences of Messers. Cartlindtw much older than Helen, having just You never miscall me.” You’re such a child.” hot and cold water, set furnace will! 1 lOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't tubs, heat; " prepare Conley. Also a firsVelasa furnished cottage, turned that direful K“ good yard room. All In first class order. En- lor civil service examination without 30, milestone at the She and her eyes “But what of it, Donald, what of it?” any stable and land a* Willard Beach. Apply laughed softly, quire at 44 DEER1NG ST,, morning, noon oi our illustrated of information. 81-tt end of that he seeing catalogue to TKUL BROS No. 394 Fore stjeet. ! youth, ventured to give looked thoughtful. He turned suddenly and seized her S.W. FOSTER, night 22 tf Sent free. COLUMBIAN CORRESPON- j her advice. in aug27dl\v* DENCE COLLEGE. I). C. 11 2 “I have the advantage of you there,” his arms, lifting her face toward Washington, I IAEA I, ESTATE FOR SALE AT 80UIB

“You’re going to be famous some she said. “The last, fellow that I was his. ‘lIVrAN TED — An and I A POUTi.AND—There never w«* » j expert stenographer MISCELLAN KOUS. ANTED—Itejrutts for the U. S. Marine NwB »* of considerable \\t*» when such trades could be bought In day,” said he, “and in my opinion it in was named is little typewriter experience Corps, able-bodied, sober men. between Will mJ love with Donald. It “Why, you blue eyed angel of and at Portland rcxl estate as at present. quick figures. Address A. B., Aaburn, 21 and 35 years old, fine chance for service on xxx DVUU. jlxxcjUL J KJ11 ll sent to Me,25-1 bouses with go >d lots In good neighborhoods the name that comes most readily to paradise redeem my soul from t RPANA LODGE, I O. G. T,. will have a shore in China, Philippines, Gtum. Alaska and W -r*- with moat modern Improvements atlpdew to into and this sort of Pie Supper ou Wednesday evening, Aug. Puerto Rico and on board in oi get society, my lips.” black despair, don’t you know that I ship every part below anything ever offered before. HouhAW llrANTED—An experienced Millinery Trim- 20. at 8.30 o’clock. All ladies arc to the world. 203 ant will bo If requested Apply Middle St., Portland street, $1200; house, Sbawin ut street, tiw thing against you. you only Donald looked at her a min- love you?” he cried. “It seems to me mer wishes for Eall season. a 27-1 nearly position ] bring pie. 70 Harlow St., Bangor. Maine. Jlylt)dtaug3J house, l'ront street. $1000: house, Parker Jah had an aunt or like that”— Inferences State Address something ute, his mouth open as if he were you must. Though, upon my word, I wages given. $m»; lot of land, Broadway, $100; lotst "II.'’ care L. F. 1 Nahaut, 25 1 OIANOS TO LET—4 second-hand squares. Cusj in the world should I want to wombly, Magi. I Corner. lOCai^O It.. $1M. I also hav# »«n»« j “Why «—-1 hadn’t formulated the Idea cheap for cash or-by installments, one up- myself up FEMALE HELP WANTED. the most desirable lots at South rod into asked fountain man and 2 table right $td>, a fine set Buffet claronets. 1 Bostou building get society?” the girl. to five minutes ago. But when WANTED—Soda land, the from $100 to $200. you gills. Apply to D. li. SMITH, Kiverton musical cornet. HAWES, 414 Congress St. prices ranging gU wants to so- best bai t of where is “Everybody get into spoke of loving that man and of Parle Cafe. 22-1 YI7 ANTED—A young lady clerk, one who Is village property Ipro* priz- _25-1_ *» in value ea-'h Any said Donald. willing to work. A chance for advance- lng year. person wishing ciety,” “That’s where name b a lot ran one dollar per W9« ing my because it used to belong TO LOAN on first and secondl ment.' References required. Anri y between l ly building pay the If desired. This is a rare for# money Is, and, of course, your tn him”— STEAMERS. MONEYmortgages on real estate, life Insurance and 3 o’ciock at R. H. DOWNING’S Lining opportunity i® to a lot mat will Increase policies and rotes or any good security. Real1 Store, 653 Congress St., Cor. Oak. 27-1 wishing secure ultimate object in painting pictures is she value each The will. If “Donald,” interrupted, “you estate bought, sold and exchanged. 1. P. year. undersigned ^ to sell them for the sired, give the names of parties best possible it. 48V2 street, — whoha^vw*' drove to It flashed across me BUTLER, Exchange augltHi Immediately. A competent In th« last dozen rears made from on* » n™ are too WANTEDyoung woman to do gene al housework in eo« prices. Moreover, though you in a second that I’d have revenge for wonderful new drink, gloria ! hundred dollars in one year on lots that a family of three. Apply evenings between 7 PM™ — The young to think of it there Is the international Co. The is the often 1\ liitlc above one hundred dol'ars. yet, I’ve Indigestion unsuspected ■ Fanny. stood her week after Steamship and 8 o’clock at 116 Spring street. MRS. must remember that in buying lots « -■ -- cause that robs men of manly vigor and women1 question of matrimony.” week with the FOR- LORiNG. 26-1 Portland It Is not like out of town patience of a saint, and of freshness aud beauty, producing premature5- going some has up a farm “I meet a man or now and ol old Half a of new r speculator bought | two, couldn’t stand a much less age. day life in every IV ANTED—A middle woman for light at * you painful Eastport, Lubes, Calais, St. John.N.S.,Halitai, N.S- " aged divided the same into building lot* P? said drink. INGALLS BROS., Agents. auglO-4 at 354 FORE ST. then,” Helen, “poor, but honest, ordeal for ten minutes. Swear that and all parts of New Brunswick, Nov.T Scotia, housekeeping. Inquire removed from stores, post office, church, ne»X“_ other most of and Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The S. contractor and bors, sidewalk, sewers and many F‘v them, yet”— you love me, and don’t call DeLong, 1_-_2li- M Donald, iavorite route to Campobello aud St. Andrews. attended ’egos that are enjoyed by a resident ™; NOTICE—C.builder; Jobbing promptly to;* ANTED—A few experienced waitresses >'• “My young friend,” rejoined Donald, me N. B. Portland. For plans, etc., call ou ¥• I Fanny by mistake while you’re estimates given; houses forsaeandto let;5 at the SEA SHORE HOUSE, Old Orchard1 ‘h/ .“never marry for but re- glimmer Arrangement. mortgages negotiated, also care of FORI), 31 Vi Exchange street. mari«i_ except love, swearing it, nor praise her eyes while property. l.tf On end alter Monday, Mav 14, steamers will Carpenter’s snap 204 Federal St. Call orr- member, ns an artist, that you can 11 rooms and aWl you’re looking into mine. Do that, leave Railroad Wharf. Portland, on Monday, write 86 EXCHANGE ST. Office hours 9-11 a. WANTED—Fancy ironers, starehers and1 TU)R SA FE—House with * with Ruth view a great deal more from a aud at 6 30 m. Return- m. anil from 1-5 p. ra. Telephone 434-2, maaule at GLOBE STEAMI i wo acres of land filled scenery and I’ll confess that the other Donald Wednesday Friday p. $ girls. Apply Fast DmiM.8 leave St. aud Lubeo Mon- mar21dtf 26 10 36 street. Also house lots adjoining.In steam yacht than you can from the ing John, Eastport LAUNDRY. Temple jy14-tf 108 is your old self as you were at first, days and Friday. bai gain by GEO. W. Ab*MS, Ew*»g ~k STHMA and Fever can be of the late Bentwi Jersey City ferryboat.” with all Through tickets issued and baggage checked Hay cured by St. Executor of tho estate your foolish notions, and the “Hilton’s Sure Cure for Asthma.’’ ItROWN—FOR SALE AND TO LET. to destination. igs^Freight received up to 4.00 using Adams._ >31— “Cerberus,” said Helen to the dog, Call or send address | Donald I love best is you today, now, p.m. to T. HILTON, Drug- a a fine cash business “do you bear what the young man is For tickets and staterooms at the Pine gist, 129 Congress St. aug4-4 LET—In most beautiful location on 12'OR SAFE-A now!” apply ■ all fresh and Ttree Ticket 270 Middle or for TO Prospect Hill, overlooking the city, eightt ufacturing town, goods about?” Office, street, no romp*’11 talking other at REPAIRING, and all kinds of fine room tenement; hot and cold water,batli.and nil1 kind that don’t go ofH of stylo, information Company’s Office, Railroad YYTATCII one or two Cerberus “I HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF Fishes TT work is 203 modern conveniences. to L. M. LF.1GH- This j9 aline opportunity for growled, YOU THEUE,” Need Air. Wharl foot ot State street. Jewelry my specialty, and my Apply do.lars. j yearsr experience with W. F. Todd is a guaran- TON or GEO. W. BROWN, 63 Exchange St. men. Price tweniy-flve hundred “You do not practice what you SHE SAID. Fishes, like all other need M. j animals, tee of best work at reasonable prices. If yourr_ jly,".n-tf STAPLES, Itrldgton, Me._*22- preach,” continued the “If to His first idea was that air. If could watch or mock needs cleaning or girl. you going speak. they not get it they DAY STEAMER FOR BOSTON. repairing, LET—A fine house lust completed, beam two other rice residences In bring them to me and I will them in flrst- HPO **»*“;" did, you would not be here.” She with but In an instant would be suffocated as From 3rd to October 1st. put JL tlful location In Coyle Park, den Park, on Deerlng avenue, jested him, just you would July class GEORGE W. 3888 overlooking AFSO condition. BARBOUR, the 10 rooms with an t all with all all over If bay; hath, modernn lug eight finished rooms, 5j I “Oh, it’s with mo,” he re- he saw that she was serious. you were locked up in an Steamers will Congres* St., opposite City Hall itG-tf WJ"®., airtight leave Railroad Wharf, Portland^ conveniences. Apply to L. M. LEIGHTON orr venlenoes. Applv to GEO. W, W*M. •>« “It makes no difference what He rose trunk. When the for B on and Saturday. During GEO. W. 63 St. — joined. and paced the floor, still si- sea is frozen for >ston, Tuesday & auctioneers, re- BROWN, Exchange jly30-tf Exchange St, July the hour of leaving will be 7 a. m. During Wilson, I do now. Of course, you’re not to lent. as in the NOTICE—Gossmoved to 154 to ICO Middle St., corner of SAFE—Ten Ter miles, Arctic ocean, the fishes August and wili leave at 8.3) a. in. I?(Kl (jfcnt Investments,^™ September Silver»(. dtf ■ Is »* «W° take offense at that. I come here be- find it J. F. Sunt INTOTIOE. scarce now days. but*or* , “Helen,” he said at last, “do you re- very hard to come to the sur- LISCOMB, that will P« r tf A ity to secure a double house may H. r. HERSEY, gent. K WILL Sly wife, Ltzzlo^A. of Me. a ■ cause I wish most to be member the other when and must BUY household goods or store Godfrey Portland, a location that It wll earnestly your day you asked face, then “breathe” the air left bed and board :: cent and Is In such fixtures of any or will re- having my w'itliout jus' andI* teach me description, have a tenant. Nothing is so safe w friend; because you many me to look up in Which is dissolved in the water. the same at our r (muse, I hereby forbid all persons hei v# something your scrap- auction room* for trusting real estate well ren'ed. Apply to because I am here than You have often •Ale on commission. GOSS S: WILSON1 on my account, I shall pav no bills contraefec1 things; happier book of quotations? Well, I saw a seen the tiny bubbles lier. 15ROWN, as Exchange Fj—- STEAMER GORIPA. Auctioneers, 154 Middle street, corner Silverr by CHARLES M. GODFREY, St___ elsewhere. When I it is all over few lines in which collect on say the back where you’d kept the inside of a glass street. (eb3-tt aug'ZJdlw* Portland, Me. August .2, U'OO>• TAOlt SAFE Flghlcon house loti, 1 ntK'b with mo, I mean that I have had a something like a I didn’t mean which lias been full of water Direct Between Brunswick and Portland. T balano of 4s lots In Fessenden diary. standing tho P* which have been sold within ^ bitter disappointment which has to see them, but my name naturally overnight. Well, that is the air which LOST AND FOUND. that. BEGINNING JUNE 1st. Cure Your weeks. Will exchange for .anything por Piles. • the course of all ambi- I has been dissolved ! Is as or belter fhaucas changed my caught my eye. The words saw were In the and FREE, Judgment, good t. water, Steamer will leave Point, Bruns- STRAYED — a Simpson’s OR STOLEN^ From a sure arc Ho — — f.OST, Investment they ***.« tions.” somewhat er affectionate—that after the has been so wick, at 7 a. m. Center at 7.25, Waite’s a 0 I to sell Just is, glass tapped, daily, flarpswel! Landing, Falmouth, bay mare have nothing but will gl.idlv dlroc t A to FO. VV. BROW N. 63 Birch Island at 7.40, Mere Point at with mane end pply (I Of course, Helen could not conceal indicated a rather more that all these come 7.45,Bustin’s cropped tall. Address A. W sufferers from Piles. Fistula, etc., to a i they than bubbles to tlie tep, Island at at and Cousin’s perfec FxchaiJ^ 8.05, Littlejohn’s 8.25, LONGFELLOW, Falmouth, Mo. 28-1 euro. I was cured without pain, and withou her wish to know what that disap- interest in Donald. fishes could not live in that water. In IsDn at 8.35, arriving in Portland at 0.30 a. m. the use ot a on Clifton SW friendly knife, and without Interruption o> t 8AFE—Fine house Wj* Returning, leave Long Wharf, Portland, for the up adrift August 2 miles east-> I^on waters °! tJ« pointment had been, and she was so “That was the other said other words, they would drown. 22d, my businoss duties. Send no your address amid I Park, overlooking the. Donald,” above landings, at 3 30 m. PICKEDward and outside Capa lights a 15 foott enclose and coldi p. stamp. Triners please not apply as 1 bay; ten rooms with rath, hot (j sweetly symputheie that Donald told she. “He was a handsome and painted white. Owner can have sains wish fellow, E. dory byy only to help those who are suffering need,1- and all modern Improvements. ‘flonSyif 51 A. Manager. paying charges and p-ovlng property. J08IAI11 as 1 onoo W. ter all about It. He had said little to I loved him, ho had DaiJjY Press 50 BAKER, leasly, did. Address, N. B. ». Boxx. a low cost. Apply to GEO. I though many cents per month, J©2dtf Willard Me. 25-1 PILLSBURV, St., Willard, I 226,Lewiston, Me. Exchange 8F I>ry Fl,h and Mackerel PORK. State and Penn r,0'1; lar*!‘5 Silor«. 4 60*4 75 Eggs firm; 16®18o; Western Horace W Macomber. Baltimore; StormTetrel, KAILKOADS. at mark — STEA1KEH5. O®?1. 1106 ;Wcstern,loss off —c. Rondout; Leaning Breeze, Bangor. uc1,. XI 10 sugar—raw strong; fair refining at 4V4C; Cen- Sid. US Mas- K&“r“’h..VMi, ns battleships Kearsarge, Indiana, * CARD. trifugal test 4% i Molasses sugar at 4ci re- sachusetts, Texas and tor the I!;;1;™*.v. fined Kentucky, Cape . 6 75 steady. Ann trial trip; tug Knickerbocker, Kennebec, Herring, per bok! Wa j.*.7.7 ► uei... o 80 CHICAGO—Cash qoutattcn®. towing schs Horatio 1. Baker (to load for Wash DOMINION Mackerel, shore ®£ LINE. Is. Ca}, * {)(i RIBS. “mur firm. lngton), and J Manchester Haynes, do (to load Mackerel, shore for t nmoiBB 2s... *si » "neat— No 2 spring— o:No 8 do 7aVaO: No 2 Baltimore): kn Bruce Hawkins, Kennebec Products in the 700 tow of Montreal to of •*. AK/l. Rea 7fl(aj76yac. Corn—No 2 at No 2 vel (in tug N P Doane) Liverpool. Staple ..... -;Oo; tu± %7t... g jj7 jjmfatioiis tills, Turpentluc and low 40t4ta40V*o. oats—No 2 at No 2 BALTIMORE—Ar 26th, schs Jeunle C May, C'oal7 Monday’s 22V*c; Boston: Trains Steamer. From Montreal. From Haw Linseed quotations. white 24bis; wheat 230,000 Sid, C Dexter, Wellfleet: Scott, From Chicago, Montreal, Quebec, *6.40 547.—'The stock mar- 6S5Sr.f“::::;.••.my. PORK. Boston; Helen, New York; Gertie, Parrsboro. IGrst jfcwYork, August .«u* bush;/corn 276,000 bush; oats 219,000 bush a. m., 6.45 p. m. Cabin—$52.53 and up single. He- w 10 96 rvo 1000 busu; parley C9 ooo bush. HONOLULU—Ar 14th, ship J BBrown, New irtru—$114.00 and up, to showed a settling tendency today. Luck— fel° f,®?1. CAStlO according steamer iJt | ucl. 11 07 Va and accommodation. close to a of No i.... DETROIT—Wheat auoted Bbic cashlWn.te; NEW LONDON--Ar •Daily. Othei trains week days. gagar absorbed quarter j ...31* LARD. Red 26th, sch, Nightingale, Second Cabin—$35.00 an I upwards single. 76%c;Sept 77y«c;Oct 78%c. South Amboy for Bangor. Sunday cheap excursion train leaves Port- total dealings and its marked 8eP*. 6 60 Return—$66 50 and upwards, according to the day's TOLEDO—Wheat oulet—eashf and Aug al Ski 27th, schs Hattte E King, New York foi land every Sunday tor Lewiston. Gorham and steamer. doubtless had some sympathet- RIBS. 70*4c; Sept 77Vac; Oct 78c; Deo —c. Calais; Nightingale, South Amboy for Bangor. Berlin at 8.30 a. m. lleturnlng leave Berlin at Steerage—To tfeukursB 4.00 Liverpco1, Derry, Loudon, weakness of found Sept. 7 oo NEWPORT NEWS—Sin 27th, sch Carrie F p. m„ every Sunday afternoon for Lewis- Queenstown, Belfast and to The sugar ton and Portland. Glasgow, $23.50 lceffect, Oi uk> «ud Dye*, Cotton Markets. Look, Bangor. $25.50 Steerage ou'fU furnished free. In any news announce- Portland PHILADELPHIA-Ar steamer Wil Fullmau Palace no explanation Dally,Press StocK Quotation S (ByJTelegraph.) 26th, Sleeping Cars are run on Apply to T. P. McGOWaN. 420 Congress ,&4 liainsport, Bangor; schs Willie L Maxwell and trains the ctay. As the stock has recent- Acid Corrected 26. uight and Parlor Cars on day trains. street, J. B. KEATING, room 4, First Nation- ment of Oxalic.77 ..7 .7.12 by Swan & Barrett, Bankers. 180 Aug. Annie F Bath; S S and David al Bank Acid NEW YORK—The Cotton market to-oar was Coition, Thorpe Ticket at root or India Building, CHARLES ASHTON. 047A of for tart...... socffiiP Middle street. Baird, WilliamL Office, Oepot teen the subject pool operations dull; Boston; Walker, Providence; Congress street and Congress Square Hotel, or ly Ammonia..77. IibIS middling uplands 9s/ac; do gull 9% jsales Isaac Oi Saco. Street. loss orders were 8T0CK3. 570 bales. betou, DAVID TORRANCE Si CO., Montreal. an advance, stop freely Ar 27th, sch Alice J Description. Par Value Bid. Crabtree, Sullivan; barge jjySBdtt at fraction of the ueollne Aaked GALVESTON—The Cotton market closed Gibson, Portlaud- __ uncovered every |3K Canal National Bank.100 100 Portlalid 60 170 quiet; middlings 9c. hourly from 8.15 a. in. to 9.45 p. m., with addi- Cttebeague. Jenks, Gt. Chebeague, Sid, |rh Amanda I-', tional 15 So. and Orr’s stocks the last showed a ten- .. Portland & Qgdeiisburg It. R. loo 60 61 minutes service to Underwood Spring Harpswell, Bailey’s Islands, t&ess except Passed, schs Perth 10.40 a. yp‘um.. u mS to Douglass Haynes, Amboy from 9.00 a. m. Last car from Underwood 5.50. 9.00. m., 1.45, o.OOp. m. European Market*. for Samos and Eawm R Hunt, bound dency to recover, Brooklyn Transit rising BONDS. Gardiner; Spring at 10.10 p. m. jnel5tf Littlefield’s. Gt. Chebeague, 9.00, 10.40 a. m., Portland east. l. 5.00 m. s level. flosses extended 6s. 1907.117 119 (By Telegraph.) 40, p. tljove Saturday Ar 27th, sch Harry W Jamaica, 18 Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding. 102 108 LIVERPOOL, 25. 1900—The Cotton Haines, RETURN FOR PORTLAND. over here and there in other Aug. days, for Boston. lu a point or Licorice, Portland 4s. 1913. Funding.106 lo8 market lower; at rt.15*20 dull, spot 5Vid; sales 3000 Passed, schs Ada G Shortland, St NB, Leave Orr’s Island, 5.30, 8.00,11.10 a. m„ 2.00 fi*ll Morpnme.9 26*2 0 Baugor 6s. lOOS.i Water.112 114 bales. John, rtocks. and New Jersey Central 2}*. for Pawtucket; M II Read. New bound 3.55 p. m. 75*3 20 Bath 4%s. 1907, Munteloal.101 108 York, BBIDGTON & SACO RIVER ai 19X8.110 Swatara, towing barges Eagle Hill. money oondltious In Berlin are tor 113 dower and m. 1.10, 4.20, 6.00. p. nt. while CO *2 20 Calais 4s 1901—1911 Monitor. Portland for Philadelphia. Jy®,,,on.1 Hefundlng....i00 102 Dallv excursions 22 miles down the moment easier, authorities 50 Lewiston WASHINGTON—Ar 25th, sch Gen 8 E Mer- Bay. tat expert ff,,ve.1 00*2 Os,* 1901. Municipal .101 102 IN JUNE 1900 Fare round 50c. SA1UMG DAYS OF OCEAN win, Saiead, Bangor. EFFECT, 25, trip only that very obligations will: •.rppt. 7S*- 00 Lewi«tca4s. 1913, Municipal.105 107 STEAMERS affirm heavy Wlifter^reen.2 Saco 4s. WINTERPORT—Ar 26th, sch Te’umab, New FOR SUNDAYS. 6o®3 00 1901. Municipal.100 102 FROM VO IV York. met in that market the PoUss iuiimnu tarns to be during br’mde.66*«0 Maine Central K Ji7s.l912.cons,mt*l36 1ST Majestic.New York. au. narpsweu ana inter- •• •• » .Liverpool....Aug 29 “4%s ios no Bridgton, Harrison, North Bri9 F der Grosso .New York.. 30 In port at*Hong Kong July 30. ships S P A. M. P. M. I*. M p. Ol ih um Ktinaku.36*40 Bremen.Aug Fare to So. and return m«u currency uppromuuug. Sicilian.Montreal.. 31 Hitchcock, Gates, for New York: Tain O’Shau- Leave Portlanu mcrr,3.60 ,1.0s 5.50 llarpswell Sundays galtpelre.. 8® 12 Liverpool...Aug 36c, other and sailing 25c. bond market was dull and rune I Boston Stock Cist. Cambroinan — Montreal... 1 ter, Baliard. for Baltimore; Sachem, biddings trip The ...26.® 30 Liverpool.. .Sept barque Leave Urldgton Junction, 10.08 2.28 7.13 ISAIAH [ Sales or stock Mamtou.New York. .London.. 1 Nickels, io>- New York. DANIELS, value Canary seed. 4W*B SVi at the Boston Stock Exchange; ..Sept Arrive Bridsrton, 11.06 3.23 8.10 tiosarr. Totli sales, par §770,000. Aller.New York. 1 At do jn30dtf Geu’l Mgr. Cardamons .1 25*1 60 bid. .SoutliamtonSept Aug 18, barque Saranac, Bortaby, for Arrive Harrison, 11.37 3.40 8,37 r Ems.. 1 New York. 0. S. new 4's advnuowl one-hair per oda, Dy earl*.„.3*4 ® c,s4 Atchison... 27 .NewJYork. .Genoa.Sept je22dtf J. A. Bennett, Supt. Boston & Mali Pretoria.New York. .Hamburg.. Sept 1 In port at Port Spain Aug 2, sclis Anna F. J test In the bid e.190 Mt. Desert & Mdciiias Sib. Go price. American Bell... Furnessla.New York. .Glasgow... Sept 1 Morse, Thompson, and Kleazor \V Claik, Good- POillan1, for New Sugar lead.2o *23 Central Massachusetts. 14% Umbria.New Y’ork..Liverpool...Sept 1 win, York, STEAMERS. Ar at NEW roitK. Aug. V7 White wax...60*66 do pfd, 62 Rotterdam.... New Y'ork.. Rotterdam. Sept 1 St John, NB, Aug 27. schs Lizzie B and Friday, April 20lh, the York.. Thom as CCOMMENCINGJ steamer Vltrol. blue. 8® 11 Maine Central.160 Deutschland.. New Hamburg. ..Sept 4 Uranus, ton. on rah at 1 * l sclis Money steady :ij v*. i«»i**. b«;m.313*818 Union Pacific. r.8 Kaiser WileG New York.. Bremen .... Sept 4 Cld. James Barber, Rockland; Annio M FRANK JONES Ernie BareanUie at «r cent, Castor.. so Union Pacific ofd. Tunisian .Montreal...Liverpool...Sept 7 Allen. Philadelphia ; Ravola. Machias. paper 4q4V% : 0*1 76 will, weather leave Portland Mexican Central Roman.Montreal. .. 8 Cld at Hlllsbor >, NB, 24. seb Charles permitting, K whang* was with actual bust 4s...' Liverpool...Sept Aug and iterttm easy, j ** inner. Southwark.....New York. .Antwerp 6 Noble Boston. Tuesdays Fridays at 11.00 p. in- While wood— American Sugar .iisya Sept Simmons, fer V-u fit bankers bills 4 87 b"®* u>» e-s Oceanic.New York. Rockland, Bar Harbor and Machias- No American Sugar {pfd....116 .Liverpool...Sept 5 and 1&2,1 la.$4 @845 St Paul.New York 5 TBS-WEEKLY SAILINGS. port intermedia e landings. Re- g«nd lad 4 84«; * 84Va for sixty posted gape. 1 ill... Ko’am»ton..SC|>C turning leave 3»5* x« Touralne.NewY'ork. .Havre.Sept 6 RAILROADS, Mactiiasport Mondays and »!»* 4 4 4 18 4 89. con.- Common. 1 New York at 4. a. at S&a 85Va and Vk j? In. 28® 32 Quotation* of Stocks anil Bonds Columbia.New York.. 6 From Boston Thursdays m. for all landings, arriving | 1 In No I Hamburg ..Sept Tuesday, Thursday, Portland 11.00 Mr ill bills at 4 83 Vk «4 84. &2.$40**45 Palatla....NewY'ork. 8 Saturday. p. in. (By Telegraph.) .Hamburg...Sept GEO. F. EVANS. F. E. BOOTIIBY North Carolina Campania .... NewVork.. Liverpool... Sept 8 From Mixer egfllflcate* oiVs Boner and aprl8dtf Mo. 2 .822^833 Minneapolis.... New York. London.Sept 8 Friday, Aug. 27. 25. dex.ciin Sotiars -iflke 2 Aug. Maasdam ... .New York. 8 1*4, IV-.* and inch, No. 1.$30«S40 Newts, .Rotterdam..Sept From Central Wharf. Boston, m From ret.....134 133% .Bremen 11 sp. Government* No3.*28®»38 Lahn.NewiYork. ...Sept Pine street Wharf, at 3 m. In- strong. Cyprus— New 4s. coup.134 133% Philadelphia, p. Teutonic.New Y'ork..Liverpool —Sept 12 surance effected at office. MCDONALD STEAM BOATGP^ New sourest.136 Sta.'e bonds Inactive, Saps. 1 In... 85 40 U6 stLonls.New 12 for the 35 New York..So’ampion..Sept Freights the West by Penn. It. R, and bonds Common. 1 4s. coup.116 115 15 latlnud Irregular. in. 28® 32 Vancouver.Montreal...Liverpool.. Sept South forwarded by connecting lines. Beginning, Aug. 27ih, 1800, steamers leave Southern Denver . m., for Cousins’, Great Clic- 70 Mo.:nun.& Tex. 2d*. 66% 66Vi Littlejolin’s, Uppers.$60® For freight or passage apply to F. P. WING, he (Hamilton’s Bustin’s is’aud j The follow tnp quotations represeut m« (.«\ 60.* GO Kansas at Pacific consols... In Kfiect June 25ili, 1900. u.me, Landing), MI AN ITU UK ALMANAC.AUG. 28. Agent, Central Wharf, Boston. ar.d Soutli Freeport, for Mere Point 10 Oo a. m. wt pries*, la this market! Mue common...... Ores.on Xav.lst.HO 110 46* 65 TRAINS LEAVE UNION K. B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and General leave t’f* and steers... 5Ve«t P f Tcxa* r.icinc. p. ti. Sunrises.,’5 | am. .12 45 STATION. RAIL- Return, South Freenort, 7.00 end 11.45 Spruce...1 1 ® 1 v lsts....J!l% Iliya 6|ni_hlkn WJ>.„WR r 88 State Sun 36 r m... 1 OO WAY AS Manager, SL. F?»ke Building, Boston, a. m., Mere Point l.OOp. m„ Bustin’s 7.15 a. nr "vlk »3(*»* ! X cedar -.3 «< ®3 60 20% 27y8 Brunswick, Bath, Lewiston, Friday for Portland, touching at So. Bristol. Candy’s gg;po*iicred grmnaUted Chicago. Bur. PORT OF PORTLAND. and Waterville. leave Clear cedar.-.2 50® 2 76 siuumov.124% 124% Gardiner, Augusta Heron island, Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel Return, Cuiuly’s Harbor at 6.00 a m. •mturn 3*/* c; yello iv 5 V* s. 11.00 a. m. for X No l cedar...I 25*1 75 Dei. K)Mua. Canai co.17 2% 112V* Express Danville Jc.. Lewis- island. via above landing*. Lack. & Moosehead via J. H. ftpnice...1 50*1 73 Del. West...... 175 178% ton, Waterville, Lake Foxcroit, Returning. leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, McDONALD, Man tg«r. mi. u. MONDAY. August 27. Bangor, R. Bar at a. m. Experts. Laths, spce...2 75 m3 OO Denver 18% 18% Washington County R., Harbor, 7 Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for Tel. 40-3. Office, 158 Commercial 8t. MW. new....»-10% 10% Arrived. Aroostook County and for Rouiton.Woodstock, Squirrel Maud. Bonhbay Harbor. Ilerou isl- I LONDON. Heam'htp bu-li Unu—Cement. St. St. St. John and Hali- _aug37dtf Tyaedale—39,942 Brie is ma. 33 Stephen, Andrews, and. So. Bristol and East Boothbay. t wheaM8.53*> do peas *>7.452 do oats 2729 pcs 83% Steamer Hemisphere (Br). Jones, Newcastle fax via Vanceboro. I.lme *>ca; k...85g 0 Illinois Central.J16% aug2dtr ALFRED race. Manager. i be,rds 3*si bales nay 9.’3 cs splints 21 :is n.,xcs I10y2 —to R Reford & Co.“ 12.35 d. m. f< r Lisbon Cement... 1 2ea^ 50 Laice jtrie A West. Express Brunswick, ebec.e 8392 busl* corn 4975 casks Hour 390 tr« 27 Vs 28% Steamer Cumberland, Allen, Boston for East* Waterville. Mnlelie*. Lake ore.209 Falls, Augusta, Newport, Bangor, Lake, River Moira!) 51 b >xes ham and bacon 29 »d pcs ol 209 port and St John. N B. Bucksport, Bar Harbor, Oldtown atid Green- b'cbago Kongo gross ....00*55 Louis & Nasn. 71% 71% Steamer Aunt Polly, New York, bound east. ville. I>irlg(».00*55 Mannauan Elevateu..91 91% Tug Concord. Philadelphia, towing barge 12.50 p. in. For Danville, Je.,Rumford Falls, Forest exican ventral ..11% ALLAN LINE Charier*. City.00^50 ll% Gmnt, with coal to Randall & McAllister. Bemis. Lewiston. Farmington. Carrabasset, and of S. S. Co. Metali. n central. Sch Samuel C Hart, Holden, Perth Amboy, Rangeley, Bingluni, Waterville, Skowhegan. Bay Saples Sebr Joi n B. to Barba- Louis. St. Lawrence Coyle, Bhiladetphix Copper— Minn. & St. 55 65 coal to Wm Spear. 100 p.m. For Freeport,Brunswick, Rockland, Service- 48 ...... u» Louis Pfd. dos, co 1 $3. 14sa common.00*2*Vi s', 93 93 Sell Josephine Erlicott. Raye, Savannah, bard K. Sc. L.poii>ts, Augusta, Waterville. Skowhs- WOJfTREAL TO LIVERPOOL Polished copper.00*22 Missoni' Pacific. 50% 50% to Winslow & Co. gau. Belfast, Dover and On ami Alter June S*br James IL Talbot, I'erth Amboy to Gard- pine Deering. Foxcroit, Greenville, Calling at Moville. 25tli, 1900, Bolts.00*2 Vi Sew .irrsev ventral.i;i4% 136 Sch YV C Pendleton. Webber. Damariscotta. Bangor, Oldtown and Mattawamkeag, and to iner, eoa! 75c. Y M sheath...30*16 New Vork Central.128% 129 Sch YVillie G. Blaisdeil, New Harbor. Bucksport Saturdays. will connect daily with 8.45 a. m. and 1.05 p. m. Y M Paeinc com. train over Maine Central Railroad Sebr Emily S, Layniore, Philadelphia to Saco. bolts.00® 18 AornuHi; 6<»V4 0o% Sell Hattie M Mayo. Murphy, Boston. 5.10 p. ni. For Brunswick, Bath, Augusta, From STKAM- (White Mt. Bottoms.25 ... »”inc pfd. 71 71% Boston. and Waterville and to Div.) touching at Naples, Brhtgton, North ml We. *31 Sell Radiant, Hardy, Skowhegan Saturdays Liverpool. SHIPS. Montreal Quebec Ingot.16*17 Kortnwesterp .161% 163% Sch James Boston. only. Bridgton and Harrison, connecting at Harrison Baker, Kingdom, witn Barge Kohmoor, Phil uielptia to Portland,coal Tin— pfd. Scii Niger, Adams, Boston. 5.i5p. m. For Danville Junct on, Mechanic stage for Waterford, and at Naples with wen. Falls, Lewis and on Saturua sto Rumford Tliu 26 duly Nundinal) li Aug. 11 Aug. J. W. l ook’s coach line for Edes p.t Straits.28*30 Unu iSJ 20% 2f>% ton, *• Emails, Casco, Cleared. 2 Corinthian 18 18 •• Antimony.12o;14 Keannur. 16% 16% Falls, Belgrade, Waterville and Skowhegan. Aug I Otisiield. etc. 9 25 Coko.4 7&@f>OO Hock isnuiu.105% 106% 11.00 p.m. Night Express for Brunswick, Parisian | 25 Returning steamers leavo Harrison every- Portland \Vli(i>*iilc Sch Damietta & Joanna. Wallace, Frankfort 16 *6 75 Batn, Lewiston, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor. Sicilian 31 31 day (except Sunday) at 7.45 a. m. and 1.30 p. Spelter. S'- raui....112% 113vs ana New Lord & Co. M PORTLAND. k'-xz. 27. Soide rx*4.Vi....-— @22 York—Sargent, Moosehead Lake, Aroostook via Old- 23 Tunisian 7 Sept. 8 Sept, m.; North Bridgton at 8 a. in. and 12.45 St. "2 173 County ** •• p.m.; SAILED—Steamer Aunt Polly, eastward; town, Bar Harbor, St. 30 Numidian j 15 15 Bridgton a; 8 30 and 2 p. m., and at‘J.15 Flour Is more active and firm at unchanged Naval Stores. St. Paul & umana.Ill *12 Bucksport, Vanceboro, *• Naples tug Concord; sells Damietta & Joanna, Frank Stephen, St. Andrews, St. John and all Aroos- 6 Sept i Corinthian 22 22 a. m. and 2.15 p. m.. connecting at Sebago ir;«v A decrerase in the world's 00 *• shipments Tar » bbt...... 3 4r*3 fort and New Mary B and took via Halifax and the 73 Parisian 29 29 Lake Station with 11.45 a. m. and 5.25 m. 14 14 York; Wellington Coufity Vanceboro, j p. a«d fite amount on passage, together with the Coal tar.5 00*5 25 Texas ... Lawrence Haynes, Kennebec. Provinces. The Saturday night train does not 20 Sicilian 5 Oct, 5 Oct. Steamboat Express Train for Portland and Roofing 12 Union Facuic m-. 75% 75% connect to Dexter. Dover and Fox- 27 j Tunisian 12 13 the most unexpected Irmness at tml a sma l* r Fitch, ^gallon.11® Belfast, | Boston, making delightful inland Hip Liverpool uo Waoa.-n. 7 7 Vi ua .. FIIOM O LT K UUKJ£ JPJ SI'O JN L>K IN TS. crof, or beyond Bangor, excepting to Washing in New England. decrease in the visible than had been looked pig ...17% 16 No cattle carried on these steamers. Nalls—Iron—Lead. Wabasc Vs ton County R. R. and Bar Harbor. Round trip excursion tickets, good for day of ., & lUiUIin. BOOTHBAY Aug scl s <», helped Wheat to-day, closing :4» li gn r Nails Boston *188 HAKBOR, 27—Sailed, 12.55 a. m.. midnisrlit. Mt. Desert sneeial for RATES date only, $2.00, Ask for our tourist's guide Sept "lie. c;.. for OF PASSAGE. Cut.. .2 6f’®2 70 New York an« Now S J Lindsay, Rockland New York: Josie Brunswick, (connecting for Rockland), Augus- at Union Station. «74ki. Corn and Oats higher West.but prices F G Cabin—$52.50 and a reduction of Wire...2 76®2 93 Oki Colonv. ..204 Hook and J O Wood, Gloucester; French, ta, WaterviUe, Bangor, Greenville and Bar upwards, 5 C. L. GOODRIDGE. cent Is allowou on return onvMeaey auu uiKuiangeo. roru iainy s.t aa Iron— Adams^uxoress.....123 123 Boston for Sullivan; Oliver Schofield, Clark’s llarbor. per tickets. jne28dtf Manager. Kxnren*.i55 155 Cove for R P Chase, Bath for Bos- Second Cabin—To Liverpool, London or * th lard higher. l;ry fish ami Mackerel were Common... ®2’V American Bridgeport; Reliued. 2 % U. H. kxnre33.-.. *5 45 ton; Novelty, Portland for Friendship; Irene E WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION. Londonderry—$35.00 to $45.00. advanced this market. The ® to-day lu Nellie 4 «as.. 9rVa 95% Viualhaven for New Norway.4 ® Vi People Meservey. York; Mary a. Stekbage—Liverpool, London, Glasgow, 8.50 m. For Bridgton. Fay bans. Burling or DUon Has just ar rived lu Boston with 45o bt Is Cast Steel. 8®10 raeinc Mail...... 31V* 30% Willev, Portland for Pangor. Belfast, Londonderry Queenstown, $23.50. ton, Lancaster, St. Johnsbury, Sherbrooke certificates hhoesteel.3 @ 3 a Pullman,Faiaee. 186 186Va Prepaid $24. Kaekerel.. CLARK’S ISLAND. Aug 26—Sid from LoDg Quebec, Montreal. Chicago, St. Paul and Min Children under .12 half fare. Pates to Sheet Iron— Sugar, common. .i 18% 121 years, Xtotollowing quotations retire raut i;i® w.iole- 5 Cove, sell J C Cottingham, New York. neapoli3. or from other points on application to H Western union. 7bVa 79% in. For lor the market: C.4Vi® I. 05 p. Sebago Lake, Br dgton, Har- T. P. 4«0 •*&prices lien Russia.13%(®14 Southern McGOWAN, Congress St., Kvi>fd._.. EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. rison, via rail and Songo River, North Conway, Me. l'lmn American Russia...... ll®12 Brooklyn Banid xrauHll. 53% 63Vs Portland, Fabyans, Lancaster, Colebrook, Lunenburg, Room 7 common.. S»% 3.1% Passed Prawle Point Aug 27, steamer Dargal, Foreign Steamship Agency, 4, Superfine and low graues.2 85 a 3 1» Galvanized.SVi® reaerai Steel St. Johnsbury, NewDort. First head— 67 Portland for London. National Dank Building, Port- Wheat Bakers.3 75 <>4 OO do .. «6V* 5.50 p. m. For Sebago Lake, Sheet. 95 91% 93 Passed Light 27th. barge No Cornish, Bridg- land, Maine Wheat patents.4 50 a 4 75 American xooacco. Highland 16, ton. North Conway and Bartlett. Spoil Zinc. ® % 128 Port Johnson for Portland; tug Valley ar27dtf ■kc. ami Stl.ouisst. roller...... 4 15(44 25 no ..128 Forge, 8.50 p. ni. For Sebago Lake, FTyeburg, North @5 f O with Hill and Philadel- Rich, and SU Louis 15 Pipe. Metropolitan Street K?R.152% 153% barges Maple Kohinoor, Conway, Lunenourg, St. clear.4 oOa.4 for Fabyans, Johnsbury, Whiter 50 Tenn. uoai & iron. 69% 70 phia Portland. and to Toronto and Wheat patents.4 40 •T-"' t* co 9.30 a. m. Commencing July isth for Fab> Seed, bag low.00 00tg27 oo Spring 4 10 00. the other vessel. Summer Arrangements, July I,. 1000. Worcester, New York. etc., etc. Nutmegs.40®49 95 64 60. yans and intermediate stations. J. F. I, THOO Gen. wcked Bran, car low.18 oo « 19 00 .. 18® *o Winter patents S Boston, Aug 20-~Scli City 0f Augusta, from MB, Mauager 3 55»4 12.35 p. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston, Bath, M, Bran, bag, lots.00 oou. 19 00 17 Clear mil straurtw 25. Bath for Baltimore, put in here today in distress, THOMAS BARTLETT. Agent. J«ked Cloves...18® Augusta, WaterviUe, Bangor and Bar Harbor. Forest car 00*420 oo Corn—steamer yellow 48%c. been in collision with an unknown ves- For City Landing,Peaks iiWilling, iota.18 having 6.00 m. F’or Lewiston. Island, Ginger.14®15 ______p. Mta«UmKl lota.,19 50 in which she sustained to her 6.45, 0.45, 7.45, 9.00, 10.00 11.00 a. IT.., 12.00, bag, 00^20 F.aundry starch.4®5% sel, damage port 8.50 p. m. F^or White Mountain Divislou, 19 50 Vi li * ngo Live St jo k *<• and had carried She will 12.30, 1.45, 2.15, 3,00, 3.45,4.30, 5.30, 6.15, 7.00, 7.30, NEW 1'ORH. DIRECT CINE, Mkfilecu.18 50*t Gloss.6V4®7 bow jlhboom away. Montreal, Toronto and Chicago. beioro 8.00, 9.30 p. m. Socar. Oof to*. Tea. !ttolau*«il(atshi«. Gunpowder—Snot. ••-rra-m. repair proceeding. II. 00 in. lor all — p. Night Express points. 6.20. New Vkbsei.s An attempt was made to Return, 7.20. 8.15. 9.30. 10.20, 11.30 a. m., Maine rugar—Siaiidard grauulatod..... 6 29 50 Ane, *'7. 1900.—Cattle—receipts 12.55 a. m. Mt. Desert special for Rockland Steamship Co. Blasting....3 25@3 CHlCA. ra., or at close of entertain- By easar-Extra C. 5 90 3porttn«...... 4 F Dennison from the yard of Dunn & Elliott, in Drop 25 lbs.1145 i.tm.g i" o steers at 545®6 10: poor ment. snot, pmun Thomaston, Saturday forenoou, hut the vessel ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. 3 TXIPS PER WEEK. Jgfw-Kio. roasted. 13 ceelti .1 70 to men um * 35: sc ected 'eeders firm at For and larger stuck in the mud after sliding half tier length, Cushing’s Island, 6.45, 7.45, 9.00, l'l.OO, OMiM-.lava and Mocha. 27,$30 — 4 00,214 7.5: bulls ;calves —; Texas fed steers (J.50 a. 11.00 a. ni., 12.3c, 1.45 2.15,3.00, The steamships Horatio Hall and Man- 25,(1,85 liar. the bow of the craft hanging on the ways, while From Montreal and Fabyans daily m.; 4.30,6.15,7.00, [*»*-Vmoys. —; Texas crass steers- ; mixed suckers ste my 8.25 a. Lewiston 8.00, 9.30f). in. hattan leave Franklin 60 17 her stern stuck about our feet In tlje mud It Is from Bartlett, and local, in.; alternatively Wharf. UM-Congous... 27,(4 Pressed .$14®$ at (tin 3 Return, 7.05. 8.00, 9.15. 10.30. 11.20, a. TO.. thought that by the help of a tug she will be and Mechanic Falls, 8.35 a. in; WaterviUe and Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays rtas-dapan... 86rj£40 1.0090 liny.$18®;$’.8 mixed and luitchers 12.45. 3.30, 445, 9.45 ilogs—reoemts 48,000: floated. The measurements of the schooner are Augusta, 8.43 a. in.; Rangeley, Farmington, 2.00, 2.45, 6.40, 7.15, 8.30. it 6 p. m. for New York direct. Returning, leave Uas—Formosa.,. 85'<665 Straw, car lots.$10®$12 at x i,ui«. 4 ; c<> n io choice heavy at 5 oo<2 p. m. Pier and 4o as follows: Gross tonnage, 1637; net tonnage, Bemts. Bangoi, Augusta and Rockland, 12.02 p. 38, K, R., Tuesdays. Thursdays Satur- HoUsscs-Porto R Ico. 38-0; Leatiici. 5 -ft; rough and iitht hulk of For Little nuu Great Diamond Islands, m. M heavy—; —; 1376; lengt1', 218 ft 2 in ; breadth, 43 ft 7 la; m.; Skowlieean, Farmington and Lewiston, lays at 5 p. i'iSsscs—jy^r h&doos.. 32,<$35 New York— Trefethen and Evergreen Landings, These steamers are fitted and tar- depth, l !> ft 7 in. She has a total capacity of 12.15 p. m.; Beecher Fails,St. Johnsbury,Bridg- superbly womssps—common.. 20 a 25 0 '00: and l'inbs Peaks Island, 6.15, 9.00, 10.30 a. 12.00 travel the most Light.27,®29 ti«ep—receipts sheep 2000 tons. too, 12.15 p. m.; Express, Mattawamkeag, Bar 8.00, nr., nished for passenger and afford Raisins. 2 crown.2 00«;2 25 Mid e wethers 3 0o«3 85; fair ni.. 2.00, 3.00, 4.26, 5,30. 6.15, 7.30. 9.30 p. nu rout© Weight.28®29 a tiv ■; good to.ehoh II M. Bean will begin work on a four-master as Harbor. Bangor, 1.20 d. m.; WaterviUe and sonvunient and comfortable between *0 3 crown.2 25 <63 50 •"iwil at :• western Return—Leave Little Dlnmond, 6.25, Portland and New York. Heavy.28®29 tic 35,2'00; sheep soon as the material can be obtained. It will Lewiston, 3.23 p. m.; Slcowhegan, WaterviUe, do 4 crown. 2 50 it 2 ?•> Texas 8.15, 10.15, 11.45 a. Good d’tng.20®27 at 3 40,^3 75; native lambs —; sheep at about 175 foot keel. He Augusta and Rockland, 5.20 p. m., from Water- 7.20, 9.15, Jin, 1.15, 3.15, 4.10, J. F. LISCOMB, General Agent. «*islns, he a small one, may 10.40 ra. loorcMuscaie. 7Vh.qj9 Union backs.••39®40 at a w; western lambs —. ville Bar Harbor, Aroostook 5.35, 6.40, 8.40, p. THOS- M. BARTLETT. ocrAdtf build her for Capt Crowley. Although the con- daily; St.John, Great Agt Am L 00 Lake and Return—Leave Diamond, 6.20, 7.15, Pork, Beef, Bard huiI I’onilrv. calf..90® tract Is not made, negotiations are In progress. County, Moosehead Bangor, 5.30 p. Tobacco. 8.10,9.10, 10.10, 11.40 a. ra., l.io, Domestic Market*. take tins ouo will build a m.; Rumford Falls, 3.10,4.05,5.30, OOalC 25 If Capt Crowley he Rangeley, Farmington. 10.35 m. £«k-HPavy.,...Hi Lewiston. 5.45 P- White Mountain 0.35. 8.35, p. Best brands.50®07 (Bv four-master for himself. She will he for the m.; points rork-Mecmm.*....15 irOalo 2 5 TelograDh.1 5.55 Return—Leave Trctethen’s, 6.15, 7.10,8.05, Medium. Cnba and Porto Rico trade. and Naples, p. m.; Chicago, Montreal, BWl-thav*. ... 76(611 25 do Aug. 27. 1900. 9.05, 10.05, 11.35 a. HU, 1.00, 3.05, 4.00, ;.10 L'onnnon.50® W Dana was Fahvans, 7.25; Bar Harbor, Bangor and Rock- 5.25, 6.30, 10 75 NEW YORK—The Flour market—receipts The sell John launched from the m. Heet—Uglit.10 00jS 70 1.25 a. m, Halifax, st. Bar 8.30,10.30 p. piiiLAiTiEAiBi Natural. land, dally; John, sales yard of Frank S Bowker at Phipsburg Center bbls. fa C 50 23.530 l»bls : experts 12,500 Dbls: 7,300 4.20 a. m. Return—Leave Evergreen, 6.10, 7.05, 8.00, {»net^M,ati The Dana is a 160 feet Harbor. Bangor, daily. f*ra-ics ana nail fcbl. pure.... 8 Vs#8:,/s oulei and about steadv without change Saturday. three-master, 9.00. 10.00,11.30 1.00, 3.55, -AND- Oils—Paints. pckgs; and 35 fl 4 Sundays—Lewiston, 9.25 a. ni., 5.38 p. m.;Bar a.m., 3.60, 5.2', 6.25, ura- u s and 8 straights long. 12 feet 8 in deep in beam. She IP. ball Dbl.com.... #7 Vi Floor—Winter pts 75®4 10:winter Harbor. 12.25 p. m.; Waterville,5.20 p. m. ; White 8.25,10.25 p. * Sperm.70®8o is to be commanded by Cant W P Fossett of For Ponce’s laril-Faiis pure. 9 Vs « 9 s 6 3 50,23 60; Minnesota palents 3 90(24 25; wtn- 5.35 n. m. Landing, Long Island, 6.15, Whale.50® who has been in commnnd of the Mountains, i4ru~pails, compound. 7Mi <68 £ tei extras 2 70@3 00: Minnesota bakers 2 85a Round Pond, 8.00, 9.00, 10.30 a. 111., 12.00 m.. 2.00, 3.00, 4.20, Bank. 40®4o three-master H H also launched GEO. F. EVANS. V. P. & G. M. AMUSEMENT CO. *4ra—Pure, ieai. 9 Vi ,@*0 Indian trade. Mr. Bowker intends to begin at jue3idtf 12» 14 15 busii; sales 3,150,000 busn futures. 320.0"0 Island, 6.00, 6.55, 7.50, 8.50, 9.50,11.20 a. m., Sg*1. hard...65(a) once of another vessel of about rqrkeva. 13 d! 15 exports: spot No 2 Red fob the construction 12.50, 2.50, 3.45, 5.10, 6.55, 8.15. 10.15 p. ra. o bush steady; 80% 6.15, WEEK DAYS. 12 Neatsfoot...•.70@7 No ■£ Red at No 1 Northern the same dimensions. P*m*:. HVsdl afloat; 78%c ele.v; SUNDAY TIME TABLE. •nculders. sy3 Duluth 84% c too afloat. Pure ground. 6 50,®7 00 Steamer ALICE HOWARD Produce. Bed.G 50®7 2o Corn—receipts 279,760 bush; exports 495.241 Domestic Port*. For Forest City Landing, Peaks Is- 00 bus;saies 125.000 bush futures:240.000 bus ex- land, 7.00, 8.00, 9 00, 10.00, 11.00 a. m. r«ans. Pea... 2 40 English Ven Red.2 00@.> 12,20, will leave Portland Pier, at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a. m. 35©2 00 port; spot firm; No 2 at 45%c fob afloat,44% schs 2.15, 3.15, 3.45, 4.45, 6.15, 7.30 p. m. aeat.s, ( a ifornia Pea. 2 50,5 2 G5 American zinc...... 5 0007 NEW YORK—Ar 26th, Carrie Strong, Portland & Rumford Falls ., 2, 3. 4, 5, 6.15, 7.30 p. n>. etev. Andrew Ry. For Cushing’s Island, 8.00, 9.00, 11.00 a. leans, Ye,low Kyes.. 2 40,5 2 50 Strong. Charleston; Nebinger. Robin- Returning, Leave Bay View Landing, at 6.25, Oats—receipts 385,000 bush: exports 70,885 for fn .iHue m., 12.20, 2.15, 3.45, 4/16. 6.15, 7.30 p. m. a. Kesns.lRad 2 40 ct as, u»oo. ’.25, 8.30, 9.30, 10.30 and 11.30, m„ 1.30. 2,30, Kldnev. Qootatioa'i — bush; sales bush spot; spot easier; No2 at New For Little and Great Diamond Islands, Wive unions, "bu!. (Si 00 liohhins, Bangor via Haven; C C pane, DEPARTURES 1.30, 4.30, 5.30, 6.45, 7.50 p. m. BOARD OF TRAD •; 26%c; No 3 at 25; No 2 white at 27%e; No 3 Annie F Trefethens and Evergreen Landings, Potatoes, bbl. i?6 a 2 00 CHICAGO Tullock, Lynn; Kimball, Kimball,Ware- SUNDAYS. white at 27 % c; track mixed Western at 8.80 A. M. and 12.50 noon. From Union Station Peaks Island, 7.00. 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 a. in., 12.15, 75 Saturday’s 25@ ham. jWonj.Egyptiam. ^1 quotations. track white Western 26.g3.ic. for Poland. Mechanic F’alls. Buckfleld. Can- 2.00, 3.15. 4.20, 5.15, 6,15, 7.30 p. rn. Leave Portland Pier, 8.10. 9,00 10.00, 11.00 e^eo. 4 50 27c; Sid, schs Kennebec. Norfolk; Herman L Rog- Potatoes, Jersey (a? WHEAT. Beef family at $9@$12; mess at ton, Dixheln, Rumford Fails and Bends. For Ponce’s Landing, Long Island, ; 6. in, 12, 1.00, 2.00, 3.00, 4.03, 6.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, Eastern 4 00 steady; $9@ ers, Stony Brook; Charley Woolsoy, Greenleaf gweet, Shore. (S 60. 12.50 noon and 5.15 m. From 7.00, 9.30, 10.30 a. 4.20 ! ‘.CO p. m. • 'cen Hi 2. t. losing. 9 Johnson, Minquas and Carrie E Pickering. 8.30 a. m. p. Union 8.00, m„ 12.15, 2.00, 3.15, ep, Eastern fresh. 19(S 20 7.30 m, RETURNS. 73% Cut meats steady. Ar 27tli. steamer Manhattan. Portland. Station for Mechanic Falla and intermediate 5.15, p. Western fresh. fa 18 Sept. 74% 11.00 for Forest Lard dull; \Vestern steamed at 7 10; refined schs Nathaniel T stations. On Saturdays 5,15 p. m. train p. m„ City Landing, Peaks Leave Bay View Lending, 8.30, 9.30, 10.30, Creamer. 24 «. 25 Dct...... •••• .... 75% 74% BOSTON—Ar 26th, Palmer, only, StafF-Fancy quiet; continent at 7 35; 8 A 8 10; compound Norfolk: City of runs to Kumtord P'alls. Island. Saturday nights only. 1.30 a. 111., 12.20, 1.30, 2.30, 3.30, 4.30, 6.30, 6,30, COKN. Harding, Augusta, Adams, over Tickets sold this line to the Gem .30 8.30 ill. Bath for Baltimore; tegs Teaser, Haley, Boqtli- Through cars between Portland and Berms. 9.30 P. Sept. 38% 98% mess at 12 Theatre. Fork dull; 00(2)13 00; famiv at bay; Hercules, Poriland for llaltimoiv. Only line running its boats to Peaks Island te;sNagIork.anl6c: lm erm 16

All Spring Suits and Jackets, all Cotton Shirtwaists, all Crash, Linen and Pique Skirts, all Children’s Wash Suits, Children’s Reefers / and Ladies’ Bathing Suits must be sold by Saturday, Sept. 1st, --— NOT REGARDING COST OF PRODUCTION.-- New are low goods arriving daily. The rales off our linn are not to carry over goods ffroin one season to another, hence these prices* Any of the above mentioned goocis 'I®” WILL BE OFFERED AT FROM 25c TO 45c ON THE DOLLAR. |Ml SALE COMMENCED SATURDAY MORNING AND WILL CONTINUE ’TILL SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 1st.

latlies'Outing Suits LADIES’ JACKETS Cotton Shirt Waists WASH ; SKIRTS. BATHING SUITS. Children’s Reefers. Children’s - Sis. From $3.50 to $S2.50. From $2.25 to $ I O.OO. From 19c. to 98c. All our Wash Skirts will be closed Our Suits have boen All Children’s Reefers have been Our children’s wash Our entire stock of Wo have the of out at about one-tliird of their Bathing suits Spring Outing We sliull not ask placed balance reg- hav() more than divided into throe lots and will go at divided into four lots as follows: been divided into four lots Suits lias been divided into 5 lots at our Colored and White Shirtwaists ular prices, and will $10.00 50c, $1.25, $2.00 stud $3.00 be on sale at the following prices: on ono counter and will soli them in 08c, $3.00 and $3.00 put Sc & four lots at $1.50 $1.98 WASH SKIKTS, Former prices were $1.98 to $7.50. Lot No. 1. 9Se and $1.50 Roofers 75c, $1.50, 2.50 and $3.50, $5.50. $7.50, $10 12.50 for any Jacket in the store $3.50. Spring At 50c in Duck and P. K. No Spring Suit in tlie store although sonio cost $25.00 to manu- 19c, 39c,75c and $1.00 Linen, At 75c Come and get one for next Sum- facture. Lot No. 2. and $2.9S Reefers Those suits than $2.50 two-piece are made cf higher $12.50. All Colored and White Shirtwaists mer. Surely we can tempt you with They are divided in five lots and $2.50, 2,98 and 3-50 skirts At $1.25 the finest materials in are Included in the either the somo were made to sell above mentioned these when you Though will go as follows: At prices, particularly blouse or Eaton $1.25 style and were it for $40.00, four lots (excepting the very best know that when wo advertise a sale Lot No. 3. $3.08 and $4.50 Reefers not for the fact that wo LOT NO. I AT $2.25. Lawn waists never of the Geisha make,) $4.50. 5.00 and 6.50 Wash Skirts you are sure to get your money’s At $2.00 carry FOR $3.50. ovor poods, thoy would not Jackets those wo shall sell at not less than At worth. be marked down from $5.00 $1.98 offered those We shall sell all suits that Lot No. 4. All Reef- at retail and 5.98. half of regular price. higher priced ridiculously low from $7.50 to 10.00. not prices. regularly All a ers, regarding cost, will go LOT. NO. 1. higher priced wash skirts such We offer $35 REWARD to LOT NO. 2 AT $3.50 At as one retailed at and 8.50 and who will find of tho $3.00 FOR $7.50 anyone any $5.50. All 50c and somo 75c waists at At 75c. Jackets will go above mentioned different marked from $7.50 to 8.50. goods Can you afford to miss this sale? We shall sell all suits which retail 19c At $2.75 than advertised. We shall sell all of our $1.98 and regularly from $10.50 to 14.50. LOT NO. 3 AT $5.00. LOT NO. 2. • $2.50 suits. FOR No Linen, P. E\, Denim or Khaki $7.50. All Jackets sold at $10.00 formerly All 98c and some waists at Skirts will be shall $1.25 higher than We sell all suits which re- and 12.50. Have you seen our new At $1.50. 39c. $2.75 retail regularly from $15 to 20.00. while this sale lasts. Wc carry the larg- LOT 4 We shall sell all and NO. AT $7.50. LOT NO. 3. $2.9S $3.93 suits, FOR est line of GOLF CAPES $10.00, This is an unusual opportunity to All Jackets sold regularly at $15.00 All $1.50 and some $1.98 and 2.25 We shall put on sale all our suits save money. Don’t miss this sale. At $2.5

R. M. LEWSEIM Sc CO., - 538 Congress Street, 'THE WHITE STORE._i PERSONALS. THE PRESS. The following is the programme of the can offer for the holding of a big conven- AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER MAY COME TO convention: will 6how what a — PORTIASO. tion, splendid trip WILL OPEN A — NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. would be in store to the business men Postmaster Barker received a call yes- Republican Rally. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30TH. from Assistant and ladles of the West and will promise Owen, Moore & Co. terday morning Superin- Morning Session 10.00 that this city will do all that lies in Elwell. tendent of the Free Delivery System, All sessions will be called to order HOUSE SCHOOL FOR El! J. it. l.bbv Cc. HON. CHAS. E. her the aid of the Charles of who is at LITTLEFIELD, power, by officials, ; n the vlelnitv of On 20, Home School for Girls. Hedges Washington, promptly. PORTLAND, Mr, Insurance Men board of trade and the i i(00. Address MISS 257 Frank M. how. the Congress Square hotel. Mr. of May Address of Welcome—Mayor David S. people generally BTOChBKIUGE, Hedges Rockland, and ieneflt sireei, Providence. K. I. Keiv/ £ VUV J.VUllWUUl*Ui\ and leave different of New If day, Friday Saturday, Boston Manager Southern Department Royal parts Jersey. Thinking sentiment take the poor debtor’s oath and procure mountains for his you want to vote the straight Itepub- Insurance health, which his vmi. wi ui tuc ud xxt f uuovuu ua u Company. that she was better, Mrs. Kimball started it requires is a little seme a discharge from jail, where she was friends be restored. ncan cicKec make a oross In the a-uuress, cicto e. ureeley, Presi- hope may fully square this morning. will go over the Esq for home to join her husband at and some cents. Common sense to confined They dent Fire Underwriters’ Norway. £ for non-payment of a line of William above Association of know where to Gillette, tthe distinguished the word Republican; if the Dem- route of the New York Central, Lake the Northwest. It Is thought that the heat In New York buy durable paint, c in addition to a sentence of §100, three playwright and actor, is a sum- Roll at economy of cents. taking ocratic make the cross in the above Shore, and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Call by states. must have affected her and that this was months for a square But is in selling liquor without mer cruise along the coast, ana Paul. there sentiment getting yesterday the The trip will bo 25 hours to Chi- FRIDAY 31 the oause of her suicide. She was 33 £ United States license. She was word Democrat, and if the Prohib- AUGUST ST. artistic decorative results as well, c discharged arrived in Portland on his steam and yacht. cago 28 hours to Milwaukee. Mr. H. years old and had no children. Mr. for C from custody. ition make a oross in the above Afternoon Session 2 30. and we have the best facilities square N. Plnkham of this the chairman Kimball was his Next city, Miscellaneous Business. accompanied by father, (All and * Thursday evening there will be a LINCOLN CLUB FLAG RAISING. the word Prohibition. satisfactory paint buying of the transportation committee of the Greetings from other organizations. Horace C. Kimball and by ex-Sheriff '$ selling, C Republican rally at City hall. The Last H. evening the Lincoln club had a If you want to a tioket as New went to Boston Address, Henry Putnam, Editor Webb of All the will be split proceed England delegates, Brldgton. effects left by speakers Hon. Charles Dittlelield successful Journal of Insurance Economics. very flag raising at its rooms afternoon to the the deceased were ! and follows: First make a cross in the yesterday arrange pre- Call of states continued. delivered to them. Hon. Julius C.Burrows of Michigan. in Monument square. Many of the mem- liminaries. He will be joined this morn- H. H. HAY & SON, * Music by Chandler's band. bers square above the political designation of FRIDAY gathered in the rooms while a larger ing by the other delegates from this EVENING, AUGUST 31ST. A CAMBRIDGE METEOR. | Sunday night the shop of the Monson- crowd the ticket the most of which gathered in the square. To the you propose State, Gen S. D. Leavitt of Final Meetings of Convention 137.—A Middle St. Burmah slate Eastport, Commit- Cambridge, August meteor fell company was entered by strains of the to vote. tees on inspiring American Cadet Then follow down the list until M. S, Bird of L, C. of Resolutions, Nominations, etc. north and mak- thieves who ransacked the but so Kookland, Tyler “Smoker” Saturday evening, going place, Band and amid the cheers of the crowd by courtesy of Milwaukee far you come to the name of the candidate Bangor, Augustus Bailey of Gardiner ing a loud noise like a clap of thunder. as can be learned they stole nothin g, the Agents. handsome flag was flung to the and F. A. Conant of Lewiston. Presi- not finding the valuables at hand for you desire to cut. Draw a lins through breeze. The flag is 15 by 10 and is a dent SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST. Which George Nelley of the New England they were in search. that name. Then in the vacant be- beauty. While it was being put out the space Insurance Session 444 44444 44444444 4444 The of C. M. & Exchange, an invited guest, Morning 10.00. M. / shop H. T, Plummer, band low Conclusion II. played “The Star Spangled Ban either write in the name of the per- will also the The Call of states. C._R. 4*j the was entered accompany party. ^♦4 plumbers, by burglars on ner,” Report of Nominating Committee and son you want to vote or stick on in headquarters of the will be at Sunday night, and a quantity of brass for, delegates Election of Officers this Hotel Pfister, the finest hotel In the West. of Resolution and lead pipe stolen. Officer Skillings BIG SUMMER BUSINESS FOR vacant space a sticker bearing the Report Committee. Tne convention will be held in the David- Selection of place for next meeting, $1.50 got on the track of the thief and arrested MAINE. name of this DO NOT person. — TO — son theatre, one of the amuse- Mr. Pinkham is an John Palmer at South Portland on the “This has been a leading making effort to OurJewelryStaj very successful sum- PASTE THE STICKER OYER ment houses in the country. have next year’s convention held in the |• is with now in charge yesterday. mer season for Maine,” packed everything saidfMr. George THE NAME YOU INTEND TO CUT This convention j Mr. David P, Perkins will be the greatest East. Denver, Louisville, the lino. Wo have the | has just sold W. Morris, the well-known advertising Detroit, X Jewelry j his house No. 881 because that will make the ballot defect- gathering of insurance men in the his- Chicago and St. Louis are in the FABYANS tbe I Cumberland street, to agent last evening. “I have been travel market, T most complete Btock in city. ive and it tory of the world. Great preparations but Mr. Pinkham to land the — AND — show f private parties, through the real estate ling all over the state this summer and will be thrown out. expects 4 Como to our store wo can have been made for the event and convention In Portland agency of Mr. Frederick S. Vaill. have a Mayor in 1D01. This in i noticed big business everywhere. Study these rules and you will make no you everything usually found David S. Rose and the citizens of Mil- would mean that at least 800 FLETURIST X In the Rangeley lakes the hotels have mistakes. delegates ♦ a first class jewelry establish- » waukee have — BOUT AT ODD ORCHARD THURS- left nothing undone in their and ladies from every state and VIA TIIK — been turning away people, something territory X mcnt. DAY. efforts to make the insurances in the union would visit this :*mm that has never been done before in their agents city next BOARD OF feel at Phelan of Boston and ItEGISTBATlON. home. At least 1500 Of the lead- y r. George Arthur history. Then there have never been so CRAWFORD NOTCH «™ ing insurance agents of the country will The Portland board of trade has Cote of Biddeford havo bee n matched for many people at Popham Beach and kindly a The be in attendance and it is probable that furnished Mr. Pinkham contest at Porter's hall, Old Orchard, Squirrel island as this year.” Board of Registration will be in with about 403 ! on 2500 will be present. of its books and WHITE MOUNTAINS McKenney, Thursday evening. They have depos- session nine pamphlets advertising days to talco on voters, be- There | ited §b0 apiece with Jack Fraser. These CENSUS OF BALTIMORE. will.be representatives from every Portland. These have already been 27. Hours from state and Thursday, 30. two men in ginning Aug. 9 a. m. to territory and from the District to Milwaukee and a August THE JEWELER, fought this city last spring Washington, August 27.—The census of shipped good work- and the 1 p. m.t 3 to 5 of Columbia. Of all the state associa- committee has Leave Portland 8.60 a. m.; Arrive Fabvans gave cleverest four round bout B altlmore bulletined by the census bu- p. m. Evenings from 7 to ing been selected to tions the Maine 12.;«) noon. Leave Fabyans l.4;i p. m. or ‘4 25 ever seen in Portland. The referee will reau is association stands second “root” for this city in a but Arrive Rflonument 503,957 against 434,489 in 1890. 9, except the last day, when the session quiet telling p. ra.; Portland 5.65 p. m. or 7.25 p. m. Squall to none in the character of its and Observation cars for the be Barry McCormick of Portland. This is an inorease of 17.15 agents manner. Mr. Pinkham will point out Crawford Notch trin « jly'20dtf5tlior8thp 1 per cent. closes at 5 in. (JKO. F. I p. in the EVANS, F. E. BOOTHBY. influence that it wields. the excellent which Portland advantages aug28d2t V. P. & G. M. U. P. & T A 444444444444 44444444 M***