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neans success for them. If the Tagalos BRIM’S GEN. WOOD AT SANTIAGO. duration of war by another power would INCONSISTENCY. lult lighting and take the oath of alle- depend, it can bo stated,upon the imme- giance on that moment the “paramount diate circumstances surrounding the dec- Issue” Is dead and so is the Future of Cuba Dlacuued By Himself Democracy. laration and the situation In China at In this contest the Democrats stake their anti Citizens. the time the declaration was made. In nil on the oontlnuauoe of lighting. It any event, it can be said to bo no part of His Two Attitudes on strikes one as off that a great party Santiago tie Cuba, August 26.—Gover- the purpose of the United States to sacri- should base Its hopes on tht kilting and nor General Wood was officially ban- fice any of its guaranteed rights or priv- Filipino Question. wounding of our troops. Will not a quetted last night by the ileges in the Chinese empire. liame of patriotism rise up over the Bepubllcan and Democratic The civil land which will testify that at all parties. gov- ernor, the archbishop of Cuba,the SOME STRAGGLING REPLIES. hazards we will stand by the llag; that princi- pal judicial and civil and a come what may, we will not turn our dignitaries £ Washington, August 26 —It was state d hundred representative merchants were * A Letter backs on the Philippines, a disgraced tonight that several “straggling replies Strong by Ex-Minister pi'esent had and dishonored nation? Russia, and Have Made been received by the United States J Germany Japan The in the course of re- to the notes addressed to our on What we may do with the Philippines archbishop his ambassa- Dcnby Subject. ultimately Is not the question. The Dem- marks, said the time had arrived for dors and ministers abroad on the Chi- ocratic platform favors “an Immediate peace and that he believed a consolida- No Formal nese question Tor their guidance in ob- tion of Oeclaration, the would be of taining view of the to declaration of the nation’s purpose to political parties government give to the Filipinos, llrst a stable form greater benefit to Cuba in the future, which they are accredited on the settle- iiatly arranged. Declares of government; second, independence, than a house divided against itself. He ment of the Chinese problem. Officials He Shall and said he was to the decline to indicate the nature A lady with one of our Sup- third, protection from outside In- happy greet people absolutely terference such as of the United States in the person ot of the representations made by our repre- FIVE HOLLAR DE'KS has been given for port McKinley. nearly a oentury to the republics of Cen- Gen. Wood. Senor Tamayo, secretary sentatives to the foreign governments all her business or mb hare papers, j tral and South America. of state, In a forcible speech, said: to say whether the replies thereto are letters and stationery properly j In the list of things to be done first "This Is one of the most Important satisfactory or not. Acting- Secretory of and tlie matter comes In the of Cuba. What These Nations Do Soon State Adee was at the White House for a clarified reduce | “a suitable form of government.” epochs political history May A constitutional where short time in conference with of correspondence to a pleasant l We are trying to give them that now. convention, tonight Bryan Responsible For If we retain them the the fundamental law of the land Is to pastime. Treaty third clause, Cannot Be will be framed, is about to be formed. In Answered. 1 The desk that we now offer you and What It Entailed. “protection,” necessarily follow. ij Why, if we do not retain them we that convention, the people of Cuba are is made o vs nely figured qu ir should burden ouselves with to prove themselves capable of construct- Oat is loug drawer for I protecting them tired £ a Waitt and Bond’s is not The modern ing government, of guaranteeing life id over the clearly peroeptlble. stationer ^ writing and j doctrine seems to be that we not property and of preserving order." ~a rack of holes may bed Is hr pigeon are also to that Cuba Is a j take foreign territory for our own, but They prove lisoasr J drawer for stamps, j Chloago, August 26.—Charles Denby of land to all men not to those that whenever a Republic Is born, we open only ex-Unltod States minister to BLAGKSTONE etc he of this desk 9 Indiana, who are etc, ^ price must stand as its should Cubans by the accident of Chinese For Attack On and protector. Why Preparing: China, member of the first com birth or the heaiy Hollars, we become the Don Quixote of the who participated In revolu- mission to the Philippines—a life-long world? Let us at least be honest and tion, but also those who can claim the CIGAR Democrat—has written a letter urging under the of At F.P.T K.f.V when we say thao the shall privilege treaty Paris. Allies Pekin. fjETTS&CO., the re-election of Philippines President ‘‘This is a moment when con- McKinley. be Independent let ub so political It Is entitled say meaning | “Bryan's attitude towards tentions should be set aside. The Issue is The what the word Implies. Let us have no Lemttmg the Philippines,'* and Is made publlo national. Cuba is about to obtain what entangling alllanoes, nor stand spon- by the Kepubllaan national committee. three bled if the sor for the people who are aliens and generations for; and, Wg Londre The letter Is In part, as follows t whose abiding place is remote from constitutional convention Is not what CENTER & In his speech of April 17, 1000. In the be McDQWELl, our continent. it should the noble dead will rise What United States Would lie itenate. Mr. Hoar said that he oould not to demand that blood shall not have Uikely To in the woriu. 539 Congress St. Disguise It as you may, the real ques- forgot that Mr. Bryan, “unless he is in The curse tion before the people is whether the been shed vain. of the Do In Case Ol* much mlsrepresented, used all his power and War. Known armies of the United States should be mothers, w'lves daughters of those Everywhere. and Influence with those of his friends who fell would be us. We should THE WOMAN'S OXFORD TIES wiinarawn at onoe, now ana forever, upon who are ready to listen to his counsels. QUALITY and the bear in mind that the sea of the tears W* tell of arc at reduced prices— islands turned over to the to secure the ratification of the treaty,’ or cu Dan women is iar man ine real reductions from moderate Tagalos. deeper COUNTS. meaning the Paris treaty. There were sea which bathes our Island shores, form*1 price*. If you have r doubt Mr. Bryan would, as commander In 17 Democratic Senators who voted for “If we fail in this convention we strut % buy a pair, and If ouri are chief, have the power to recall the army the ratification. The was rati- * *hm food, or better, we will es- treaty and If he shall be unworthy of the blood that was did, he would let loose the Washington, August 26.—Russia, Ger- taels In silver and a large quantity of teem it a privilege to he allowed to fied by one vote. shed at El Caney and on San Juan Hill. horrors of a terrible revolution. We many and Japan have not declared war rice were round. refu&d the purchase cost. Mr. liryan has squarely assumed the “Gen. Wood is the true friend of C$ba, should not grant the Philippines Immedi- upon China, either separately or In con- “Another telegraphic despatch dated responsibility of the ratification. and I can certify to it. The United ate independence because we have as- cert. This statement Is made upon au- Tauk, August 23, state that -as the Chi- URGE ASSORTMENT We had taken Manila on August IS, States is sincere in the sumed treaty obligations to the government thority of the highest character. What nese and Boxers who had 1898. In troops gathered Of Woman's Kturnt HUck n nil December, 1898, Spain had promises it has made. I appeal to you all world which we mus t comply with. We those nations m&y do within the next at Nan Yuen were about to ettack the Tan Kid Lace Oxford*, goiid made a treaty ceding the inlands to tne to send to the convention the best and have also assumed obligations to the 48 hours, or within the next fortnight, foreign forces at Pekin, Japanese and worm and very styibh, are United States. W'e had occupied them most men us and thus and we should not capable among Is a which no one in mow at friendly Filipinos question Washing- Russian cavalry were expected to en- prittd only until February 6, 1899. On that day to show to the world that Cubans are abandon them to a dreadful fate. We ton Is prepared to answer. counter them on the 20th. The de- $1.B5 Auglnalao made war on us. Our sold- worthy of the confidence placed in their have promised these people a stable gov- A brief despatch from Che Foo convey- spatch further states that Chinese infan- iers had to for their lives. The for sell tight ernment and we to oapaclty government. TPMS and ought give is to them. ing a rumor current there that Russia, try, some 9COO with 15 are Ot)Tl.Y(i) was ratified on 1899. strong, guns, treaty February 7, General Wood on was SHOfe-s a SPECIALTY We hare property interest In the Isl- Gov. rising, Germany and Japan had joined in a de- northward from | Mr. advised his friends in the advancing Shang Tung Bryan ands with shouts of and which Bhould be prelected. It is greeted approbation claration of war upon China, aroused to make a rear attack on the allies.” Senate to vote to the after ratify treaty which were taken some desirable for us to get a foothold In the “vivas’’ up by some Interested comment among Wash- A copy of the despatch was transmitted the battle of February 5th had been east so as to foster and increase our three thousand people assembled outside ington officials and among diplomatic to Acting Adee and him He nkew that war had Secretary by ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ fought. begun. the club house on the de Isoupod oommerce. We believe that association Barque Cespe- representatives of foreign governments furnished to the President. While the He have foreseen what might readily des. He as follows: with us will elevate the Filipino and spoke,in part, resident here. In neither official nor news of a rear attack har- ITEETH occur out possible upon should bo served In dishes that complications might possibly am friend and in no improve his condition. “I here as your diplomatic circles, however, was the ru- the small force of the of the was comparatively monize with the occasion. The salad existing conditions Then other those who remem- SWEET I am not defending the Republican capacity. Only mor taken seriously. No information of allies was not received -with much sur- 4f the time to have talked about the and butter ice j “con-! ber the ten war can have as full set, bread plates, party in this article, but I am defend- years j such action has reached either the de- prise, it generally was not regarded as1 ♦ sent of the governed,” and not now, of the conditions of this cream set, sherbet cups, eoffeo or tea \BREATH ing William McKinley. He has been sub- knowledge j partment of state or the legations of the serious, as the forces are when he makes adds ten foreign believed every speech as I have When I first should be in delicate of jected to more abuse than any Presi- province myself. governments primarily interested. That to be able to take care of themselves. cups, designs f GOOD names to the roll of our dead and 100 to We have more than ♦, dent ever was, and he has deserved it as saw El Caney matters were In a most de- fact alone is accepted in official circles In the absence of imported china. ♦ official information the Filipino dead. condition. The road to Santi- of table china (DIGESTION little as any one ever did. In the plorable as a sufficient refutation of the rumor. from China or from United States offic- an ordinary collection Mr. Bryan having the undoubted pow- most difficult period of our history he ago was marked with dead and dying. Officials of the state, war and navy de- ials Interest and rich cut glass suitable for the are found to- here, today centered in the nearly always er to prevent the ratification of the In the one sees has proved himself equal to all the de- improvement every- partments were at their desks early to- diplomatic phases of the existing trou- luncheon or an elaborate spread. At rate treaty, actually, by his own confession, gether. any good mands upon him. He has acted with an where we have a proof of the friendly day; but, up to the hour of closing for ble. teeth lead to the other two advised its ratification. Neither in law interest shown the American eye single to the good of the country. by people. the^day, not a word had been heard The rumor of a declaration of war nor in morals can he be now by conditions. permitted war in the United States was Gen. Chaffee or The with Spain was not of the “Everybody from Minister Conger, Russia it is explained, may have to secure from de- grown Orris Tooth Powder is political advantages he the astonished at the satisfactory way in Since the Hay’s President's seeking, but met Issue Admiral Remey. despatch out of the operations of the troops of DOUGLASS & nouncing a course of conduct which he the elections off. BURBANK, GO., made is and with exalted courage. In diplomacy he which municipal passed from Consul Fowler was received late the Czar in the of the south- right, antiseptic himself advised. protection of the order President McKinley personally asserted the of state cleansing. displayed qualities highest Thursday night, department eastern frontier of his empire; or It may 242 Middle Sj. Mr. Bryan gives as his reasons for ad- that he the time for the next Recommended dentists and and In military affairs he was remark- thought has received no advices from any sources have arisen from the reported statement by vising ratification that he “thought it had come. Whatever the ultimate used hundreds of families. ably successful. He eminently deserves step in China, except a brief cablegram from of the commander of the Russian forces by safer to trust the American people to of Cuba its immediate re-election. destiny may be, Minister Conger inquiring how he should at Pekin that his was at 2sizes and the government 15c 25c. I give independence to Philippines future is This is no (Signed) Charles Denby. independence. route his messages. The text of the war with China, and therefore, he must than to trust the accomplishment of that move on the of the Unit- H.H. HAY & SON, Middle St. political part despatch, which it was explained, was prohibit communication with the Chi- an unfriend- purpose to diplomacy with but a sincere desire to do what SCORE TO SETTLE WITH MOROCCO ed States, very brief and purely administrative, in nese. Neither the operations of Russia Homeward nation.” | ly is Therefore, I beg you as a per- was not made ynilP Tangier, Morocco, August 2(5.—A Unit- right. character, public. on her frontier nor the prohibition by Tnis Mr. in the attitude of sonal to and to the United lUUn PORTABLE MILL. puts Bryan ed States warship has arrived here to favor, me, The war department has reoeived no a Russian general of communication Journey, for the Philip- States to sink political from Gen. known to _SAW desiring independence support the claims arising out of the government dispatch Chaffee, with the Chinese would constitute it is very ardently. WThy should he differences and passions and to send have come from him for about Wanted at once, mill to saw n pines murder last June of Marcos Essagin, a directly said, a declaration of war by Russia. Visiting Tourists will find || hardwood lot of ft. become so suddenly Imbued with antago- men to the convention who are re- a week. 750,000 naturalized American, who was the Cablegrams signed “Chaffee,” No general, by a mere dictum, can de- here the “needful” in Travelling SI Give particulars as to what nism to the Democratic principle of ex- nowned for honor and capacity, so that have been but as contained manager of the Fez branch of the French received, they clare war. Even his statement that his Caps, Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks. 9 Umi* ready tosaw, size of engine as all Democratic learn more than the pansion exemplified by the convention may only lists of casualties, it is assumed they had declared war would nmi condition of mill. firm of Braunsweig & Co. government Should you want a fall hat before 9 Address Voorheest now statesmen from Jefferson to Cubans even anticipate.’’ were sent by some subordinate officer not make it so. A declaration of JIIi.L, Box 1557. war, to your distant the 9 ang20dtflp If he could stand lor the annexation of returning home, The Cuban was raised over the in Gen. Chaffee’s name. From no official it is out the best flag pointed by authorities, newest correct for of THE WEATHER. styles autumn 9 Hawaii, why balk at the acquisition palace by Gen. Wood’s permission today, source has the department learned of is a perfectly distinct and obvious TEC JE3 pro- wear in Derbys and Soft Hats have 9 the Philippines? thousands of Cubans witnessing the the departure of 40 Americans from Pe ceeding. beon for selection. Mr. own Is os fol- Tien as in a ThA rrnr1oT»cf.n nrilnrr jvmrmnr WnaV»*r»rv_ just opened Bryan's explanation ceremony. Later in the afternoon the kin for Tsln, reported spsc- un- Reliable always in quality and CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK lowsj American, Cuban and Spanish arms ial despatch to a London newspaper ton officials of Russia's action is that “I believe that we are now in a better Uol UtibU Ui ACFj AUVIUOS il VJU were fastened together in decorations AUgUSU the empire has declared the three prov- oi' Maine. a successful oontest as the Portland, position to wage at the princicaus theatre, when Gen. Gen. Chaffee are expected hourly, ince on Its southeastern frontier In a against imperialism than we would Wood was present. This was the first military telegraph line between Tien state of seige. This is altogether differ- rHE HATTER- been V/WCOF have been had the treaty rejected." time the Spanish arms has been exhibited Tsln and Pekin, which has been inter- ent from a declaration of war. It corre- C, ly7 Middle St. CAPITAL. $100,000.00 Here then, we have the real cause'for since evacuation. rupted, presumably is being or has been sponds to a declaration of martial law Geo. a. Coffin M’q’k. this strange parody of Jekyll and Hyde. repaired. Imperative instructions were by Great Britain and to a suspension of create the of “im- to the commander of the Surplus and Undivided $33,000.00 He wanted to bogy sent yesterday the right of habeas corpus by the Unit- Profits, ONE MA.N DIED. perialism" In order that he might tight United States forces at Tien Tsln to ed States, It iff supercession of civil ® Solicits the accounts of Hanks,Mer- r. once the and overcome the monster. If M Bryan have the line restored at under It has no effect and 26—Forecast: Fair Mon- by military authority. Firms, Corporations of the Boston, Aug. of a detachment. A cantile had opposed the ratification treaty, protection cavalry upon such treaties as may be in force •ndivid unis, and is to fur- and continued warm; The Heat lu Bouton Wai LAWYERS SHOULD prepared the would have their way, day Tuesday, light Something exists here that the delay in nish its patrons tho best facilities Filipinos gone suspicion by the countries; whereas a declaration of or of Ger- southwest winds. Fearful Yesterday. from and to 1 iso BENSON’S CHARCOAL to kindle And liberal accommodations. either into the arms of Spain messages both Washington, war or a declaration that a state of war — Aug. 20 Forecast for 1 so that many, or Into discordant, warring and Washington, is leather bstween Che Foo and Shanghai exists, would tear up all treaties. vith, everything will go and Fair; fresh home petty states. At all events we would Monday Tuesday: Boston, August 26 .—With hardly a than between Tien Tsln and Pekin. It is pointed out, further, that Russia E mooth at until after breakfast. Inteiest Paid on This would to Foo to the Deposits. have been done with them. southwesterly shifting northwesterly breath of air stirring, and the thermome- From Che Shanghai, telegraph has two objeots in her present operations * Arguments at homes sometimes intor- not have suited at all because Mr. Bry- winds. ter registering 97 during the hottest part line is in control of, the Chinese autho- In China—the rescue and protection of f oro with arguments later in tiro day successful contest and it is are not so SPECIAL department for savings, an wanted to wage “a o'J the day, Boston was a most uncom- rities suspected they the foreign legatloners and the protection t hat will pay better. Big bags 10 conts And so Tocal WEATHER REPORT. and add In the transmission of jf her menaced liMuvs tup Correspondence Invited. against imperialism." imperi- fortable place today, to to the prompt messages frontier. The avowed i ,t all Grocers. alism was born and its actual father was Portland, Aug. 26, 1900. —The local oppressiveness the air was heavy with as they might be. Late in the day a ibjeot of the other powers is simply the the WHEN C, CHAPMAN, President. William Jennings Bryan. He is now weather bureau records following: moisture. Two prostrations, one fatal, despatch was received at the Japanese rescue and protection of the legatloners (TALK No. 280.) his own child. 8 a. m.—Barometer. 29.981; thermome- from the office of ’UOMAS If. endeavoring to destroy resulted during the day. A man believed legation foreign Japan, ind other foreign subjects. In carrying EATON, Cashier. 75; dewpoint, 08; rel. humidity,80; 1 Let It be remembered that this extra- ter, was found dead conveying the latest and most authentic 3ut her second Russia has seized 200D AUTHORITY. direction of the wind, calm; velocity of to be Jame3 Cosgrove object, -—• DIRECTORS! ordinary dread, of “imperialistic rule" state of clear. on the Common this afternoon. In his information of the situation in and New Chwang. This was done to ob- the wind, 1; weather, One of the world’s greatest spec- comes from a who has accept- thermome- was found a from the around Pekin. In a measure, the ad- tain a base of from which the Mien c. chapman, sethl. larrabee. gentleman 8 p. m.—Barometer. 29.894; pocket discharge operations ialists asserts that no one need lose U ed the nominational of the fusion, Popu- ter, 78; dew point, 73; rel. humidity, 88 j made out to James Cos- vioes were of a disquieting nature as they frontier could easily be STEADMAN. PERLEf P. BURNHAM. English army, reached, pre- their sight from the diseases that el- direction of the wind, NW; velocity of the that the Chinese had rallied list, or people’s party. The populist plat- grove, as was also| naturalization papers Indicated cisely as Taku was seized as a base of |EM. EDWARDS, JAMES F. FAWKES wind, It; state of weather, clear. derly people are often subject to. In S. form demands that “the country should dated at Me. He was about their forces and were preparing for an operations against Pekin, CSG00Q A0AM P. LEIGHTON. Maximum temperature, 87; minimum Augusta, ninety-eight per cent, of the cases he MvV&Ftt the railroads in the Michael attack the allies in Pekin. As in the event of a declaration of r own and operate temperature, 64; mean temperature, 76; 56 years of age. Flynn was upon Whether, treated, there were optical defects and interest of the Is not that im- maximum wind velocity, 12 S; precipi- at East the made public by Minister Takahira, the war by "one or more of the KSW people." prostrated Cambridge during powers no glasses, or glasses that were badly ENGLAND FAIR OPENS TODAY ? tation—24 hours, 0. and his condition is seri- from the foreign an invitation perialism day although despatch Japanese against China, fitted, and positively injurious. 0l(i Den then reviews the work of it is the will recover. offioe at Tokio Is as follows: would be extended the Unit- Orchard, August 26.—A large Mr. by ous, though Jio Nearly twice as many of these cases tonount of the stock entered for the New which WEATH ER OBSERVATIONS. “An official dated Pekin, ed States to retire from as inti the first Philippine ^commission, telegram China, occur among women as 'Qgland among men, fair, which here tomor- was in January 1,1899 and con- weather August 18, was received at Tokio from mated In the despatch from Che Foo is begins appointed The agricultural department AWFUL HEAT AT MARL BORO. the former refusing to wear glasses arrived is Gen. commander of the to and it is today. The stock entity tinues: bureau for yesterday, Aug. 26, taken at 8 Zamaguchi, open doubt; decidedly pro- until too late. What may be a rSer than ever before 6een in Maine. es- Ma3S., August 26.—The mer- forces to the effect: It is whether the Invi- “Another commission was sent to p. m., meridan time, the observation for Marlboro, Japanese following blematical, said, trifling effort for the eyes at first, be- ar the races, nine classes have filled, in climbed higher today than at any “The is now entirely cleared tation would be accepted, even if it were tablish a civil government for the Phil- his section being given this order; cury capital comes in the course of years, exhaust- out 18000 has new in the 15 the thermome- of A which tendered. The United States forces are been expended in now at and the direction of state of time past years, the enemy. cavalry regiment strain. is fit- a ippines. It Is Manila, Temperature, wind, ing eye My specialty lcllngs and In ter an heat of 100 de- had been sent to Wan Shau In China the and improvements, prepara- It has framed will be put In weather: showing average Shan, (where protecting personal ting glasses scientifically and advis- •lon for government the fair. , 1900. throughout the city, while in the the Empress Dowager’s palace is located), property rights of oitizens of this coun- operation the first of September, Boston. 84 dagrees, SW, partly oloudy; gress ing patients how to protect and pre- it 78 SW. Phila- western part of the city 110 degrees was reports that the imperial family who try and, in addition, the treaty rights of lord It is not fair and right to ask that New York, degrees, clear; serve their eyes. Roberts at Belfast. 78 SW, clear; recorded. There were no had left started the United States. Under the most fa- in before it is con- delphia. degrees, Washing- prostrations, Pekin, August 14, after be tested practice 86 78 A. M. WENTWORTH, ^aPe Town, Roberts ton, degrees, S, cloudy; Albany, however. a rest at Wan Shau Shan for the vored nation clause, this country has cer- August 26—Lord demned. Buffalo, 78 long degrees, S, cloudy; degrees, in *hived at a few miles that 78 west, and were under the escort of Gen. tain specific rights China and it is yesterdry Belfast, “It is believed by the Insurgents SW, dear; Detroit, degrees,SW,p.cldy; TWO DEATHS AT PITTSBURG. Practical of in- 68 degrees, NW, dear; St. Paul, Ma, and his troops consisting of only said on authority to be the purpose of Optician, ^est Mifchaaodrp, where he met Sir Bryan’s eleotion will ensure their Chicago, edvers to 82 degrees, S, dear; Huron, Dakota, Pittsburg, Pa.,August 26.—Two deaths about 60!) horsemen and 20 carts. The the United States to proteot and preserve S40 l-ll Congress gt. Duller, G moral French and dependence and they are encouraged 72 de- 83 degrees, W, p cldy; Bismarck, forces the those The attitude this eaeral 80de- and 15 prostrations from heat were re- Japanese occupied treasury rights. govern- Role-Carew, Everything is now hold out. grees, NW, p. cloudy; Jacksonville, 1 corded today. department In which over two million ment would assume in the event of a de- Office Hours,- -SS; S l M ttadiness for the advance. The ^success of the Demooratio party grees, SE, p. cloudy. teck and the other man was shot in the BEY. STEEL the President. He announced later that ward. A well entrenched force has been ATTACK ON MANILA. BALLYHOO WORKS TO of CLOSeT there were no from our located the a i ►aclc of the head. Only about twonty despatches rep- by Bengal lancers in village SWEPT BY TORNADO. _ Order. 'II.*1 Will resentatives in China to make t he were with them and Tlnow » public four miles to the southwest. It is be- £ ome lutiie tius Filipino Corresjou- company they Tod Sloan Sent Him to the Fore lm the Man,. and no of rere attacked about 250 Out of Work, prospect any tonight. lieved that the best Chinese leaders are deuce Made Public. by Filipinos. Futurity. them an hour in command. _ 1 ?he Americans fought leave Dunbar, Pa., August UNCHANGED. Detachments of the allied forces were 25,—The war de a nd forty minutes. They had to 86.-Orderswer« SITUATION Washington, August 35.—After a received at the New York, August journey tills place today opt today reconnoitering and looting. Terrific Wind Storm at i artment has made public letters found t he dead and when they cams back, from th Imperial City Invested But Is Still of three thousand miles to ride ex-8ecre- officials of the Cambria Steel The and the forbidden a mong the papers of Gen. Kicarte, re- r ebels had the boys of all their company imperial city city stripped of the William C. Whitney s of Johnstown to shut Unoccupied. Ma- tary Navy down all tir are under close guard the interna- « ently ai'rested by the police near c lothiug. They pulled up grass and sticks by Winthrop. colt Ballyhoo Bey, Tod Sloan,the whilom works at this place for an an letter London, 27—(4 a. m.). The tional authorities. This a lila. Among them is unsigned s ,nd built a fire on their brests. We got to Indeflnitl Aug. morning American jockey who has done all of his period. The Cambria Steel Pekin indicates i n to an attack on Manila in Jan- was Company own latest news from that service was attended regard ^ he boys before anything further two the thanksgiving by riding n Hngland for the last years, Mahoning, Atlas, Anchor, the situation there is Tho i lary, 1900, It states tnat the reason for Easter and the Unlon unchanged. the members of the British and Ameri- 'one to them. We got succeeded in sending his mount first past dale and Great Bluffs tot attacks plant, which com is still invested but has not carrying out the proposed man before were imperial city can legations, the missionaries and the dfaer away they the wire in the rich futurity stakes at prise over 400 ovens The shot of reso- down i8 been The when the vas because of the small number yet occupied. allies, marines, Part of Cotton Mill Roof Was ^ turned.” Sheepshead Bay today and gathered in attributscT to a surplus of coke ] ute persons stationed at the gates, and at the last message left, were still refraining $33,830 for his employer. The favorite furnace at Johnstown. WAR DECLARED. 1 >ecause Gen. Otis had gone aboard a from instruc- MADE IN WARFARE. was and At- uver 450 men will be aggressive action, pending Blown Off. FESTS Olympian second, Tommy thrown out Che 24.—It is ru- t hip in Manila bay. Another attack of tions from their governments. Foo, Friday, Aug. kins, from the same stable, landed in work. mored on that vas planned, but not carried out be- An attack ‘'Boxers” was good authority Russia, third with the others trailing. The from'31,000 —— * lokeg Uttered in Fortress** plac9 < tause the made a careful search tteleagured and Japan have declared war “enemy” out. and to meet this the whole Gesoaany winner was ridden TWO anticipated ( if the a of a disturbance and on Bloody Battlefields—More Sar- YOUNG on China and invited and the city as result not FIENDS. American force and the British England The attendance at the big race was artillery, he The letter advises an- castle Tlian Courteous. Wostboro, Mass United States to retire. previous day. as for it was August 26 to a to the Trees and as large expected thought —Two according despatch Morning Uprooted ither attack and outlines the following Daniel C. ] ba in mud boys, Johnson and were TUM, NOT TUAN. that the track would deep Edwarf Post, from Pekin, dated August 18, dan: McNulty, inmates of the State and such was the case at ten o’clock in the Lyman moved to the outer wall. The Chimneys Levelled. J93ts have been uttered in the most ap- city London,August 25—A special despatch “To recruit in your command of South Industrial school for boys, thl6 the morning. Nevertheless fully 15,000 were after “Boxers” were from received here from dated Au- Luzon 3000 men of sura and parently unlikely situations, says noon set lire to a barn reported coming Shanghai, daring down on the belonging to died in a in and on the grand stand, the tho south. General in his 25 --- I steadiness. enter the walled .jondon Globe. “Vespasion Borward, gust says: These will inner field institution, by lighting the hay. writes Lord and on sick lawn against the rails In the ^ of the outside Tien “The viceroy of Chang, Chi armed with knives. The entrance i est,: Bacon, barn was destroyed. The report engagement Tung, dty “free’: field. When the loss with in and on the and up in the the declares that he will resist any if this number of men will be effected oeds, prisons, scaffolds, contents is $11,DUO. The Tsin August 19, when Americans, attempt Lightning Struck in Several to the before boys were .nveterate humorist has given vent to horses were called post just and defeated a to extort territory or to interfere with luring a of three weeks, it will caught in the act by British Japanese signally period o the crowd had witticisms. “Don’t send me to Grave- half past four clock, Superintendent the armies of the various viceroys. It Places But Did No Damage. be to do it and I shall under Chatllu. They confessed force of “Boxers,” killing over very easy in since but" totheorlme large send when his been coming steadily noon, is statod here that it was Prince Turn bake to nlace them in secret while by water, pleaded Hood, Johnson giving as a reason his throe in a dated places at tima. desks hundred, says despatch ioctor recommended treat- there was no rush any and not Prince Tuan, f,who was captured bhe rest are and as soon as they hydropathic to be sent to Concord 20: arriving race was jail. Three fire August Sir Thomas More’s latest utter- From sunrise until the first by the Japanese. ill get In I shall the necessary in- meht; men were overcome by heat In lines of communication near give the races a ffghtlni? “The ance in life a “Don cullled and between big gang structions to Qiract and arrange for co- was jest. Quixote,’’ the flames. Tien Tsin are now free from danger. HUNTING “NIGGERS.” [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS,J with all Sanoho Panza's wit and humor of ni9n was at work on the track, scrap- in the blow on the said point, operation and Tho enemy had been treating the vil- was in a It is not, ing, raking harrowing It, turning Winthrop, August 2(5,—A wind storm bhe walled city.” composed prison. LATE Several bodies should be up the wet soil to the drying heat of the MARINE. lagers badly. decapitated caused fully as much damage in this After as to the therefore, surprising that there Number of Incipient Race Riots Break making suggestions when were found near the of amid the horrors sun and it was in good condition Vineyard Haven, camp. place today as was done in the tornado of funds the letter oontlnues: instances jests made Mass,, August26.- Out in Neiv York. raising to the “The arc now to oi' nine of war. to have the race was called, great surprise Arrived, schooners Jessie villagers Hocking years ago. “At the same time, with all due honor Sieges appear frequently Barlow, South a of Tien Tsin at the rate of about thous- About 3 this a severe furnished material for witticisms, gen- everybody. N. J., for Portland. afternoon thun- and respect I inform you, General, that lliver,

— The crowd waited and a As there is not more than a New 2G. A number of der a uttered the who big patiently 23.— day. York, August shower commenced and suddenly it is my strong belief that to receive a erally by besieged, may Boston, August Arrived, schoon- to Congress street. of the forbidden but have not today winning neck, part city It is believed that Chief of opinion, so that if you approve It, I can the Castle of Dunbar the T. A. Smyih, 76 Exchange street was generally fending against to his as he was in a Chicago pitcher hit hard and at advantage position J. W Westman 95 Coaine/oml street yet made their way to the imperial | Police Harrison will never proceed to make the necessary prepara- English assailants in 1335. During the again take own Jotn H. Allen, 381 v* opportune times. The score; siege the countess and her maids fre- to choose his going on a track that Congress street, c palace, owing to the lack of government his place at the head of the tions and arrange fairly definitely the DenDet&Co. 646 Congress sn«^v St. city police upon the town walls was and wet in At the end Louis, 10003200 x—6 movements to take in the various quently appeared dry places. G. b. Hodgson, 96V* Portland street instructions.” department. place armed with with which os- Chicago, 00000210 0—3 cloths, they of the first furlong Henry had brought F. L. Brackett. Peats Island. Lieut. General Linevitch, commander | places and proper signals. 1 nope, Gen- tentatiously wiped the spots where the A. W. H ill, 45o Congress st Base hits—St. Louis 7. Olympian, another of the Keene H. M. 68 Pine street 14; Chicago eral, that you will this huge stones cast by the enemy’s machine trio, Butler, of the first Siberian army corps, cabling THE ALABAMA IN BOSTON. approve plan J. H. 221 Louis 3. fell, as though the only injury these from eighth place to third and was a Vickery, Spring street Errors—St, 1; Chicago which is one of the proofs of the ardent H. D. McKenzie, cor. and Chrt to St. under the date of could do was to raise a little dust irri- Spring Petersburg, Batteries—Jones and Boston, August 26.—The length and a half behind Ballyhoo A. J. 56 Portland Criger; Callahan battleship of your humble servant.” Bey, Barter, Pier. patriotism tated by this contemptuous treatment, G. A. Easton in. 8 August 16, says: Alabama arrived in President Roads while Tommy Elkhorn and Custom House Whan. and Chance and Dexter. The addressed *tc the Earl of then Atkins, John Cox. 23 Monument are no following apparently Salisbury, commanding square. “There longer any ‘Boxers' in this afternoon after an Sweet were heads a F. Hutchinson. 12 Elm uneventful trip Gen. Artemle as chief oiTthe tne English forces, brought to the assault Lavender, apart length J. street SATURDAY GAMES. Kicarte, 1 J. J. Thuss. 61 India Pekin. They were driven out a machine then known as a the others far out of street today by from New York. During the run after about and “sow,” away, being already 1 C. H. 39 Preble street 25.—Willis was In fine operations Manila, signed by the of its a Htoweil, the French and whose Boston, August from resembiunce shape to the race. Russians, flags New York, the new Marlania C. F. Simouds. 87 IndU street fettle the but leaving battleship Trias, lieutenant-general, fol- hog# back—a strongly constructed tim- are hoisted over the today, allowing Brooklyns The were Also at the news stands In tlie Fatmoctt imperial city. The made time under forced lows the above: thrust close positions unchanged through four hits and out four men. Bos- great draft, berOTectlon, which, being Treble. Congress Square. United Stitw sal the striking the of a town or the next and Bells an empress dowager, emperor, the beir- between ‘‘In answer to walls fortress, pro- furlong. Cap 1 West and hotels, and Grand Trunk andUitoj ton batted hard in the first averaging 16 and 17 knots for to your communication McGinnity tected a party of soldiers beneath it, whc were head and Depots. It can also be obtained oi Ctushehi apparent and the whole court have fled me Ballyhoo Bay running of the but after the fourth six and a half consecutive hours. in which you Inform of your desire tc could then attacK the wall with Bros.. Agents on all trains of the Maine C» part game, mining head in the latter to the province of Shen Si. self at the head of the front, going much the tral. Grand Trunk and Portland & Kocbw* only made two hits olf his The Alabama passed out by place your forces tools. pitching. Sandy easier of the two and railroads and of agents on any of the JBoctos “Li to a that are to attack if we Montagow, Sloan looking Hung Oliang, according Difficult catches and were Hook at 11 o’clock and ran operate against “Beware, Trains. by Long Duffy yesterday For farrow shall around for from dated has 1 must make known to they sow,” danger behind. All The Prksb can also be louud at ths fo.leshi Shanghai despatch yesterday features. Attendance, 6,500. The score: until 7.30 when she was forced to slow Manila, you the cried out the wrse okl countess as tht the third was places: once more his for satisfaction that such a desire through furlong Spencer Auourn—s. A. Polllsiar. postponed departure down on account of She was in the greatest machine and at the saint Boston, 01120022 x—8 fog. .approached, and Bells, She was I F. the north. in for that was the urging Cap running Augusin—J Pierc* Brooklyn, 00000000 0—0 about 14 hours and produces me, just moment a huge amount of rock was M. Aksrs. fog emerged about and still held a “The have only detail to the dropped from the wall upon the m achint gamely slight advantage, Bailey's bland—D. P. Sennett Japanese lauded more blue Base 9 4. Er- 9.30 this She wanting complete hits—Boston, ; Brooklyn, morning. rounded the which was almost crushed its bat It was to all that she could not Bath—John.O. Shaw. work of our revolution and place In an by weight plain jackets at Amoy where order is main- rors—Boston, 0; Brooklyn, 4. Batteries— south “Behold litter (Alfred—J.Berlin Falls, K. 11.—1C. 3. Clark shoal between 6 and 7 the of Willis and and Farrell. lightship awkward the so-much English pigs!’ hold her speed to the end. The paoe was Biddelord—A. M. Burnham. tained in of the excitement. McGinnity position boasted cried the countess as the sol spite great o’clock this morning and was oil Nan- surviving to tell and BrUlgton—A W. lugalls. of of the as diers fled from the ruins of the Beginning Henry, seeing this, was LOST BY A WILD PITCH. good policy enemy, who, ar machine Brunswick—F. P. Shaw. “Conspicuous gallantry displayed tucket when the lifted. From there sent to take issue fog ultimate result, will be the one to The Ear! of Salisbury could jest in hli , Olympian along with Bangor—J. 1>. Glynn, Gaussen. of the cav- paj by Captain Bengal Pittsburg, Pa., August 25.—Phillips to Boston Rlie was turn. Hiding one day within o; These three rounded the liootiibav Harbor—C. F. Keuntstoa Light, again put the if Intention is carrtet sight Ballyhoo Bey. lost the in the last fiddler; your of Brownfield—Jay L. Frink. alry,” said the Shanghai correspondent game inning by the walls Dunbar in company wltl bend Into the under forced draught and made excel- out In a and then | stretch, necks apart but Cape Elizabeth—Dyer di Jose, a wild satisfactory way there another the latter was *• *• of the Standard, “while under fire making pitch when two were out knight, fatall.i I .i F. Marnnet heavy lent the time from be no struck an arrow from the Cap and Bells was done and from this and time, Highland would appropriate word3 to exto l by battlements Cumberland Mills—H. g. >ura iu the recent at Tien Tsin. Clark on third base, Pittsburg got fighting Cap- Light to Boston made in such which “That Is one of the countess’s love tok point gradually dropped behind, Spencer Camden— Fred Eewis. value for few hits but er Light being determination, though Ii tain Gaussen and an Cincinnati’s ens, remarked as his com Cornish—L.B.Kuight stopped picked up two hours. will not end the Salisbury pan easing her up when he found she was rors let in two runs. war, nevertheless, ion see that Black Dee ring— •. t nob ris. American Attendance, 4,109. fell, “we Agnes's lov< trooper, lifting him into the ’: beaten. Ballyhoo Bey was still ueerlm: Center—J. B. Byuni, 231 Slews The score: The Alabama will remain at anchor all enough will have been done for the trl shafts pierce to the heart. running saddle aud off in > A , and true and a from home riding safety.” tomorrow and will umph of our cause and on the o somewhat ill nature d jest upon th; strong furlong 11. 020102(100 1—6 day go on her trial part Damamcotta—M. Carnage, The Polit.sche of Pittsburg, timldy of her male companion was ut was a neck In rront of with au > Lavu. Corresponded Vienna, over this government you may be assured tha Olympian, Leering—G. Cincinnati, 100031000 0—5 trip the Cape Ann course on Tues- tered the Countess von Voss to Gen IL Kvacs. oiten as the of by Atkins under the Fairfield—K. employed mouth-piece the no means will be to Tommy already whip, P. W'b!te&0» Base 10. day morning. begrudged giv< eral von Kookritx as they followed th< F'armlhgton—H. Russian foreign office, asserts hits—Pittsburg, 6; Cincinnati, a back, Freeport—A. W. Mllcheu. emphati- uvip uuu oupj/uiu ao king and queen of Prussia in their closing strong length Errors—Pittsburg, 2; Cincinnati, 3, J'tJt fllgh C. Frye. that Russia has not before in From It a Fryeourg—A. cally declared war Batteries—Tannehill need to a Napoleon 1807. The countes: there, home, was hard drive. and Zimmer; Phil- WELCOME TO PYTIIIANS. may carry out to happy terml Fryeburg—J. T. VYhlttnom China and and the general were delayed upon theii Bros. against does not contemplate lips and Kahoe. nation the enterprise.” The crowd In the grand stand were Gardiner—BusaeU 26—A journey by the bau weather, and the lat- Gr« n's Landing—S. W. lifleliS. taking sich] a step alone. The Cologne BKOKE Detroit. Mich., Aug. myriad of Another shouting and the EVEN. letter, dated June 17, 1900, t< » ter several times expressed his fears lest cheering, hysterical Gorham— L. J. Lermond. Gaz9tte in an article which incandescent stretched N.H.—S. M. Leavitt* 3aa is said to lights across liiocarte and Mariano they should be overtaken the French shrieks of the women rising above all. J"New York, August 25.—The Philadel- signed Barroga by Gore—T. E. Bussell. forecast attitude Woodward avenue and be or at the» Germany:s regarding all the way from the fixes the 23th of June as “possibly massacred, “The favorite wins” was the shout. ti. Bradford. phias broke even oa the present series the date for th( 1 Knightville—L. claims that the least they will only take two old women1 E. UUsb. comnensation, necessary river to Grand Circus beamed attack. Julian Montallan on “Xo, the favorite is baaten.” KnlgUtviwe—(». with the New Yorks by at the park, June -4 in exclaimed the countess im- Keunebuuk—J. H. Otis. can be secured winning prisoners,” indemnity by increasing welcome to the forms the “Ballyhoo Bey wins,” was then he~rd K. Miller. polo grounds again today. The New tonight incoming Pyth- General of division that; th< , patiently. Eloquent and Impassioned Keunenunaport—G. the maritime the Falls—G. Newman. customs, powers assum- ian several will be iuldresses have been made to their men by from the followers of the Whitney stable. Livermore Yorks played a miserable Holding game knights. juntas ready when callet Lewiston—Chandler ti VV insMl control of leaders of battles on sea and but an ing complete China's flnanflfes, out. land, Sloan was no crouched over the 11. and mostly everyone of their errors was During the day there were more spec- longer Long island—S. Marslou. the old admiral of Nelson’s time is said to A. including financial administration Another neck of his horse but was Llmenck—S. 0. Grant. costly. The score: tators than knights at the document dated March 4, 1900 have uttered a brief but “horta- riding despera- H. 1-osier. of the provinces. big encamp- pithy Lisbon—-C. directs a to shed the last tion,” as Lord Bacon calls to his sail- tely with whip and spur. Henry was Falls—a. M. Gerry. Philadelphia, 10020020 0—5 ment of the uniform rank, only a few regiment droj , it, l4i>soii of ors before the battle of the Nile. 7 also hard on and for Mechanic Falls—Merrill & Denning New York, 10010010 0—3 scattered blood if necessary to carry out; thi *‘My working Olympian regiments arriving during the he to theJ Lecriua— v. C. Noyes. lads,” remarked, pointing a few strides it was No. IMPERIAL PALACE. programme and threatens death ■ hard to tell which1 Base hits—Philadelphia, 8; New York, morning. But as night approached the undei shore, “you see yonder the land of Egpyt. kjo [Waierboro-J. H. Chase. the would stand the drive the best. No-Haven—C. S. Btaoiei 9. Errors—Philadelphia, 2; New military code to those who do nol ; Well if you don’t fight like devils, you'llj York, air resounded with music of the bands 01 tn Stratford. N u.—J. 0 Butene. Li Learns That Alone 7, soon find in N Ilung Japanese Batteries—Donahue and McFarland; issemble at the appointed place. yourselves the house of bon- Gradually, however, Sloan with alt his5 F &L>ue. Mercer and accompanying companies, and Norwav—C Will Carrick, Bowerman. regiments -—-_ dage.” skill and .vniiBiu' Kocklar.d—Lunn fit Carr. from Pekin that the were It’s liver Art Ai Wall f’apefCo sage Japanese alone score: concerts the various bands. The skin, trouble; but Dr s five lengths away Sweet Lave nder headed1 •’ by King’s A. J. Huston. will New Life Pills the 7 oocupy tha imperial palace. The St.. Louis, 00010100 x—2 first formal exercises of the bi-ennial regulate liver, purify the balance of the tired field. Sanford—Tralton Bros. the blood, give cleaf skin, cheeks, c. Graves Japanese government has renewed its Chicago, 00000 000 0—0 Emporia, Kas., August 20.—Tneut, rosy The of 1000 was over Skow began—H. gathering will be at 6 p. m. rich 25c futurity and Bal- F. Mernma* tomorrow, complexion. Only at H. PS boutl) Portland—J. , assurance that it will the Base hits—St. Louis, 3. William Weaver of the 82d United d. KickerS Son, lo.r. Spalding. ‘and I do not think there was Atins, O’Connor, B. BoothbT. table to the powers are New 39 58 a man Westbrook-\V. appointed. York, ^406 to 10 and out, third, 1.10, & Wt1™***- ;hat had fewer than ten bullets 'lime, Japan suggests the viceroys of Nan- WILL ENDORSE ADLAl7 in. hjfe Primary, Secondary and Blood armoutlivllle—A. J D. Ml tew* Tertiary Poison Sweet Lavender, Klhorn, Al ?'oodlords—Chapman kin and THE SYSTEM oody. Permanently Cured. You can be treated at Blues, Wu Chang and Earl Li. TOgCLEANSE 26,—Unless the un- Chicago, August borne under same guarantee. If you have taken Green, Cap and Bells, Golden Bel- If these ‘‘In the case of one Age, are appointed and China ex- Effectually yet gently, when costive or expected Adlai E. Stevenson American soldier mercury, iodide DOtash. and still nave happens, aches vlne, Tower of Candles and of th cases in 15 international wish to help thoso who majority. n6tantly, Easter was shot to 35 days. 100-page book free. regatta held under tin8 only N. *• Harry in the as l once Addiess, 1 uov27dtf of the essly, did. j auspices exposition. 22e,Lewiston, Me. Siberian or LONDON TALK. trans-Caspian railroads, can shal Count Von Waldersee’s mu wonder that appointment LITTLEFIELD SPOKE. MISCELLANEOUS. UISCBLLANEOVS. MISCEUANEOUS. European cabinets be- to the command of ___ _ K've the allied forces in that they are today face to face with China, stands precisely in the sa'mS Are the greatest atti- an #• OOOOQOOOQOOOQOOOOOOOOO ©» Atrocities Ag«»« problem of the century?" tude Addressed IQuthuslastlc Unify of ag before. Germany, it is added, Damarlscotta Reported. slill insists upon carrying out the pro’- Republicans. GOOD, POWERS APPREHENSIVE. giaijjme whicn _the minister of foreign [SPECIAL TOTHS PRESS.] affairs, Count Von Buelow, published in CLEAN of tho Associated Press.) his circular of July 3,and which was ■ Damarlscotta, August 25.—Hon. Clias. THE ffotfeipoadeuce ap- ATLANTIC § ire London. August 18-~u* Il“«0l,i‘»>* tu Doubt u* to ltuuk'i Intention proved here and abroad. It is also offic- E. Littlefield of Rockland was the prin Armenian Patriotic us- the Ike was COAL! Qf the In cm uu. ially claimed that all the other olpal speaker at publican rally here to tho chuirmAO1 Bowers designed remedy © of the Interested still this before the hour for ► for cooking purposes saves the , elation in England, speaking adhere to that programme evening. Long faults of other furnaces. It is a of © cook .and said to representative which there now remain the meeting Lincoln hall was crowded to y housewife much annoy- JUc massacre*, several most, the latest and best coal furnace Associated Press: Washington, August 25 —The diploma- important paragraphs, viz: the doors and when the tali form of the © anco on baking days, and when ► 0me tic have been surprised features of tho Chinese situation to- redress from the second in tho market.' a dinner for »'i’he Armenians Adequate for Chinese orlmes popular Congressman Self cleaning © cooking big company i, mas- day took over both as * announcing another procedure the naval against international rights. Maine dlstriot was seen he mounted or tl 10 family. There is m despatch^ grate. Extra large heating © nothing > the first ami military features. The of The the he was a ML IB the very region Where olljcials re-establishment of an orderly platform given mighty ova- ► like our Honoyhrook coal for cook- * this surface. flues. occurred this same government were, if anything, more state of affairs and tion. Mr. Littlefield’s address was an el- Large Either o AfiQeolaB slaughter y log purposes. It gives general <” 4 uncommunicative than heretofore as to The and of 18SM, They hoped that Sj installation of a oquent logical presentation the east or brick lined Un- ► ponth. August, government will- pot. © satisfaction to every one. the relations between the and Issues of the and aroused L intelligence might have been un powers and ing able to give guarantees against campaign tne rivaled for of fuel. economy O —• China. It was stated the utmos t enthusiasm. but, to thru deep regret, it has authorltlvely that recurrence of the recent outrages. Especially vigorous : :• att8d, no No dust. No We solicit later advices furnished news of operations had been received Many papers, were the manifestations of approval gas. © en confirmed by however, continue to ex- b and that the which greeted his masterly handling of consuls at Erzuruum and diplomatic negotiations press distrust of the intentions of several your careful examination of the © ,T ttM? British the questions of the trusts, silver and ex- J. C. WHITE COAL could not be made of the ; CO., both of which towns are close public Bowers, especially Great Britain pansion. Hon. David S Glidden of New- also our Combination > ptarbefeir, The most Atlantic; © 244 where the massacres oe- unsatisfactory development and France, have castle presided and among the prominent Commercial $r. / ^region claiming they separate Heater. of the so far as the Republicans who had seats upon the plat- Ventilating Results © eodlyW.FM, are the headquarters of pro- day. pacific pro- plans regarding the Yang Tse valley and \ jantfi ana form were E. L. Carney of Newcastle, In answer to gramme of this government goes, was the southern So far as Free. Our at Tlismal governors Impu- provinces. Russia Captain T. J. Woodward of New Orleans, o Guaranteed. Estimates heating expert is your the of a is of the Porte, put forward by receipt despatch from Admiral concerned, the German press is not General John M. Glidden of Newcastle, gn! palais O service. Fred Austin Tenney of Port- In the Jiemery, conveying the reDorts which because it has been Kendall M. Dunbar and Weston M. Hil- Ottoman embassy London, exercised, officially WHEHJCASland, County of Cumberland and State of tU* had ton of Damarlscotta, E. J Irvine and W. -4 -- hit u communicated con- reached him of a disagreement be- admitted by that does O Maine, by mortgage led. dated April 15th, office Itself Germany Germany F. Bralnard of Bristol and Frank I. § and recorded in 1899. Cumberland of tween the commander of the Russian not Registry of the tews of the outrages. oppose any Russian plans affecting Carney of Newcastle. The Bremen band Deeds. Book 065, Page 434, conveyed to jirmattou Leonard F. a certain or made to disassociate forces in Pekin and the other interna- the northern provinces as not furnished musio. Motley lot parcel of Attempts are being touching land with buildings thereon, situated in Port- tionals. The text of this was Sultan and the Ottoman Porto from dispatch Germany’s political or commercial inter- Portland Stove land. formeriv called Deering, and situated on tiie Foundry the slae of TO Company, Mechanic street at Wood- not made but It was said on ests. BANGOR REPUBLICANS. g Westerly but public, good § these in atrocities, fords, In said Portland. and State participation to oontain the The County into consideration that authority statement that Lokel Anzeiger publishes an in- O Foot of Chestnut O aforesaid, and bounded and described as fol- Then it is taken Street. the Russian commander had terview with a lows, to wit: Beginning at a stake in tli® the Fourth Turkish forbidden Chinese diplomat here Senator Con- tee of army Speeches by Fairbanks, Southerly corner of a lot of land ten feet general communication Makers of (10) the was with the Chinese on the whp is quoted as saying: 2 ATLANTIC Cooking Ranges. wide on said street, and being the lot sold by which guards Cauoassus, gressman Foss and Hon. E, G. Pratt. corps, q Charles Rackleff 'o Henry N. Oct. 20th. amt that these ground that Russia was technically, as “Neither the Emperor nor the Dowager Green, present with fate troops, 1877; thence running Westerly on the lino of well as at war with China. will return to the until 99 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 99 said Mechanic street to a were aided by local Kurds, whom practically, Empress capital sixty (60) feet, stake; troops It be 6ald the Bangor. August 25.—Senator Fairbanks thence Northerly to Captain Harmon’s land one aided anti as- ; may that this Information foreign troops are withdrawn. There- tAe Sttltan has always hundred and fifty (150) feet;thence Easterly bv was not Admiral a6 fore the alllos had ol Indiana, Congressman Foss of Illinois 130 FEET. their nefarious deeds, It is im- conveyed by Remey better appoint either a DOTE said Harmon’s laud sixty (60) feet to said ten jUtsdln and Hon. G. Pratt of New York (10) foot thence said ten official news, but merely as a report from provisional or a Edgar lot; Southerly by (10) for the central authorities at j government regent, pro- foot lot one Hundred and prsdtte addressed the meeting of the Re- forty-five (145) feet reliable sources which he for the latter Brlnce opening MONEYLOANED. more or less, to the first named bounds, mean- to escape responsibility considered; posing Chang.*' A Boston Youth Who Is Ills ffaiAnttnople here Sena- Risking ing and intending hereby to the sama this governmegt should possess for its The Chinese also advises con- publican campaign tonight, convey ms wuumu* 1UI vuo xw diplomat conveyed (o said W. ISf tor Fairbanks for an Neck for a Reputation. premises Tenney by Flora own information. Admiral spoke hour, taking Moore deed even themselves, Assuming cluding peaoe and accepting the offer of Heirs and others desiring to by bearing date herewith. aiaiiass generally shaking, ud all the issues. He defended And whereas said Leonard F. on the Remey’a to be correct, this move Li is em- leading Motley since the massacres at report Hung Chang, “who, assuredly, borrow money on REAL ES- 15th day of by his deed of that date toir conduct the course of the administration at home April. 189b, on the of Russia strikes the first the Li 25.—Charles A. duly and assigned In 18U4 has Iwn exem- part powered by Tsung Yamen, the Boston, Mass., August household furni- acknow.e'ged recorded, Cotatandnople and abroad. He in TATE, NOTES, said to the Flora \V. note of discord in the heretofore harmo- EniDeror or the declared, referring an swimmer who has mortgage undersigned have to Empress,’* Bignay, 18-year-old Moore. correct. They preferred to the effects of the that ture, pianos, etc. Business strict- plufly nious concert of the The He further remarked that the war was protective tariff, earned a reputation as a high diver, And whereas the condition of said cause in the hands of the powers. possi- mortgage feare their Nelson was one of the confidential. has been broken, now therefore reason of bilities of future that it “since China has neither Dlngley greatast n9w laurels this afternoon by div- ly by made complications certainly over, gained the breach the condition thereof a powers of Kurope, who the r»f A morlonD ctfitfifiirmn >ind h« mifl of I claim prat are almost and would soldiers or material left.'* The a distance of 130 feet from the of foreclosure of sai as the inaiu- opens up infinite, generals, ing top mortgage. 'IsriUh settlement, regards warm tribute to the character anil ser- FLORA W. MOORE. be serious to a it be of a renewal of an in the South End. degree, may said, j only danger hostilities, elevator, Bigney tills 1st of A. D »asoce of the machinery,such as it is, of Boutelle in build- Dated day August. 1909. he vices of Congressman made' a from the of the latter declared, was “if harm befell the pretty leap pinnacle aug2Q-law3wMon to Woman empire, leaving * tne American navy and thus seriously by this government and cer- RlYlfiPdfifl nr F.m ing up the elevator and entered the water which Shawmut Loan Co., a which with » perform duty they have, the triumphs in our war at this point is 20 feet deep cleanly. He will not affect our course In any The papers here comment on the inter- making possible all the circumstances tainly * rose and did not to 68 MARKET ST., ME- fall knowledge of with Spain. immediately appear * PORTLAND, way until It has been officially con- views and speeches In America of Mr. be much exhausted his maySdtf 1804 -HEBRON ACADEMY-1900 5f Turkish rub*, taken upon themselves Foss cited historical facts very by long tinued. Andrew D. United States am- Congressman the air. He has several Coeducational, quiet, healthful location; article of the of Berlin. White,the journey through To the Honorable Commisatonera of the sy the 61st treaty to his contention that the Democ- times before made this dive in special school for Colby right of bassador to on the of prove private and Water fitting College; It was that the situation Germany, subject Harbor, 'l'tdo Connected certification at Brown, and smith; That article, signed at Berlin, July 13, explained of had drifted from the but never with an audience. He aspires the Wellesley German relations. The Kreuz racy today away Therewith of City of Portland, building and out of the joint occupations of Zeltung to be diver of the world splendid academy gymnasium, IKS, stipulated a# follow#: growing Jefferson and other champion high The Grand Trunk Kailway steam heated and to date in re- Mr. White's assertion that the i^ieas expounded by his friends claimed that he had undersigned, bath, up every Pekin the was delicate, al- disputes and today THE of Canada, shows spect; Sturtevant Homo the dormi- ••‘That the Sublime Porto undertakes | by powers, leaders of the He defended the ad- Company respectfully Jinest girls’ exoltement here the party. equalled the record. that for the proper transaction of its railroad tory m New England, steam heat, baths on the not necessarily to be described regarding Dlngley so 0*07 ®®$ without further delay | though ministration’s and de- buslne-s it is necessary that a certain wharf be every floor, electric etc.; board, rooms, tariff has subsided and that the latest foreign polioy lights, as serious. The interests of all the pow- constructed parallel with and the heat ana lights in this $3.50 per stems demanded by locil requirements clared the would not IN PHILADELP III A. adloiuing dormitory Von is Republican party HANNA. present railroad of said com- free. Address i era there were at least oom- liolieben-llay agreement consid- bridge railway week, catalogue a to inhabited by Armen- represented the because it bad pany where it crosses the waters of Back provinces ered here to be out enslave Filipinos, Cove, W. K. SAHGEiVT, Prin. ! If not and an 111- Important, pointing in said City of Portland, and that a channel be file. tt# and guarantees their security against petltive, antagonistic, freed the blacks in America and was the Conferee! Wltlt a Number of Prominent Hebron, that all the important points at issue are dredged so tnere may be proper approaches to Pall Term Tuesday, (September and Kurds, it will 1 I considered move on the part ot any one Opens UrcMsian* period party of liberty, not of slavery. Business Men There. said wharf, all as shown oa the blue print at- 11, l'JOO. Jlyl4d2m dis- left untouched, by the latter, including a make known the s'eps taken to this ; government might easily entail tached hereto and made part hereof: where- ally fore your prays that your Honorable consequences In which all sugar. PENOBSCOT ICE. petitioner (Sect totha Powers, who will supervise agreeable Philadelphia.Pa., August 25.—National Board wi 1 gfant its permission Jr. writing for would be more or less Involved. At the AS LONDON HEARS IT. the erection of said wharf, and dredging of said their ! Hanna came here from New application.’ [ Chairman channel as aforesaid. same time It was thst all of TUl'dP MIlTIHTVI/ BAIT WAV CUMP A MV It was due to British explained London, August 30.—3.13 a. in.—The a “Hartunately Every Ton of It Will Be Shipped Before York today and held conference with In China OK CANADA A. Its Solicitor. action that the Powers the governments represented only news of the from China comes By Q, MIGHT, policy and great I night Close*. about two dozen prominent manufac- were anxious to avert clash if Navigation On the foregoing petition it is ordered that a in Berlin anti there revised I any open by way of Berlin where official de- men of this The nwmbled turers and business city. be for Tuesday, August 28, this could be done without hearing appointod the treaty of Han Stefado of whlcn arti- sacrificing spatches have been received dated Taku, conference was held in the ollioes of W. 1900, at four o'clock p. in., at the ofliea of the ! what considered their In the W. the eastern mem- Harbor Commissioners, No. 4 street, ste 16 related to Armenia. Therefore, they rights August 25, reporting on authority that Bangor, August 25.—From present ap- Gibbs, Pennsylvania Exchange ber of the board of the when all persons interested may be hear J. It STEPHEN * on Penob- advisory Republi- BERRY, looked tc premises. an undated Russian Pekin re- every ton of ica the is further ordered that a notice of said a? Armenian- have always ^ telegram pearances can National committee. After the con- hearing jj before the close be by in lhe Portland Daily final Britain to take the lead in th« i In this situation, the United States ceived on Wednesday last say# that large scot river will be shipped ference Senator Hanna took lunch ana given publication Press, Eatt-rn Argus, Portland livening Ex- Joli and Card Printer, since 18D- the It had held all masses of Boxers are still In the southern of navigation. When the river opened late In the afternoon left for New York. and Portland Advertiser of tins Ml, gaiter. British public opinion i-1 occupied position press petition, NO. 37 SI STUEET, 1 about tons together with this our order thereon, for seven hat been so much excited that Her Ma the disturbance, namely, of be- part of the capital and that a force of there was a stack of 159,000 through DIED AT HIS HOME. days previous to said hearing. lti Isast under under Prince Is In the Im- of which tons was controlled a government could not compel lug the one power suspicion troops Ching here, 110,000 C.H.FAltl.EY, ) Ti-irbor which Boston,August 26.—The announcement SAMUEL I?. KELSEY, to fulfill the Sultan's sol the others of selfish and ulterior mo- perial city. According to a special de- by ths American Ice company, commissioners.commissftners '*hy, Turkey, by C. W. T. GODING, ) -1 last winter sev- of the death of George B Moore, a law- For Women. in s* a matter a * I tires. This government Is exceedingly spatch from Berlin, Germany has not re- corporation purchased aug2id7t esjfcoinir*?* ilmple Evi- Dr. Tolman’s has eral of the on the river, yer of this city, was made today. Monthly Regulator brought and not o f anxious to maintain this vantage ground ceived any proposals or suggestions from largest plants to hundreds or anxious women. cjpcimty protection only Maine. For CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH happiness almost its dently he died in Webster, There is no other known hr but of all the Christian 5 and retain the confidence of the other the United States for un international thereby doubling holdings positively remedy Armenians, he had been to medical that will so amt The office considers here. Of its total of 110,000 tons, the several weeks feeling poorly. science, quickly Asiatic in their lives, honor powers so that it Is now more than ever conference. foreign1 NNYROYAL do the work. Have neverhad Turkey he this and PILLSOennlne. safely asingle f haB now When he left his ofiloe pinned "Tv Only failure. The most obstinate cases and The Armenian s cautious as to the next step to be tak- the idea of such a conference as prema- American oompany shipped 70,- ^^VSAFE. Always reliable. Ladles, ask Drugglfit longestand Hserty religion. are relieved in 3 without fail. No other ture and desires the allied coalman ers tons to al- pathetic placard on the door: n for CHICUESTEK'S ENGLISH days to address instructions 000 tons, leaving 40,000 go, ever found a friend 1 q an. The decision In UFO and Cold metallic boxen, sealed remedy will do this. No pain, no no |j#Tt> sympathetic to exercise control in Pekin and the “Take notice—I am sick and and danger, at with waste deducted, this tired, with blue ribbon. Take no other. Refine Interference with work. The most difficult United States.” to the United States representatives of China until Field though, Ite occupied parts have to Maine for a but I shall Dangerous Substitutions and Imita- cases successfully treated through corres- will be reducted. gone rest, tion*. of or send in the courts of the various powers was Marshal Count Von Waldersee shall have amount considerably Buy your Druggist, •!«. and the most satisfaction to all stamps for Particulars, Testimonials pondence complete command and have time to held concerns, give prompt attention pension and in instance. 1 relievehun- f re after the most ma- assumed Of the ice by independent ‘‘Relief for Ladles,” in letter, by ro- guaranteed every John W. Book waiter of Ohio, whose reached yesterday, * on the situation. The matters. turn Mall. 1 0.000 Testimonials. So'hl by dreds of whom I neversee. Write for been report generally about tons has been leav- all t ladies Kst book# on Hlberlan and Asiatic ture deliberation. Ifc would have 14,000 shipped, Druggists. hlehestcr Chemical Co., further particulars. All letters truthfully | prot well informed Viedmostl of St, Peters- of that Mention this paper. Madison PHI tons on which will It was about the middle July Square, LA., PA. answered. Free confidential advice In all terns have been much in reeen t a satisfaction to this government if the it is the in ing 35,000 hand, quoted burg says opinion diplomatic he left Boston. He was a of mon.thu&sat-tf matters of a or delicate nature. Bear the of the out about tons. Of the total ^native private is now in London. Ii I action could have been taken without quarters that withdrawal ship 50,000 in mind this remedy is absolutely safe under English papers, went to Nebraska when a young sort. allies from Pekin, now that the foreign- of tons now on the river, about Maine, every possible condition and will positively *8 interview with a of th a j exciting publio comment of any 75,000 representative ers have been would facilitate law and a IN CUBA. leave no after ill effects the health. rescued, tons can be and it is be- man,practised published paper POLITICS upon By he said: to the fact that this communica- 73,000 shipped mail Dr. E. M. TOL- Associated Press, Owing I peace negotiations. he became a securely sealed, $2,00. lieved that ton of this will be sent there. Returning east, pen- MAN CO., i"0 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. situation in i t tlon was not addressed directly to the every “The present China, sion here. He was a widower. Prices of ioe have been fair this lawyer of the Union Demo- is not its most serioui other and that it contained WILL INVESTIGATE TINGLEY away. The Programme seas to me, government one in and have been about the Four brothers survive him, being tin • Instructions for the guidance year, freights crntlc Party. phase, as it is likely to precipitate merely Me. same as in years, 45 cents a ton to Thomaston, ADMISSION to HIGH SCHOOLS with its r of our representative abroad, pasc whole Asiatic problem man: diplomatic A Negro Suspected of the Murder of and 55 to Washington. Candidates for admission to the High Schools for solution It was deolded not to make publio either Philadelphia MK. BOUTELLE BETTER. Havana, August 25.—At a meeting of amplication* permanent Mias May L. Posburg. who do not already hold the promotion of the insfcruc- Union Democratic Senor regular There are two chief considerations Ii the text Or the substance Bangor, August 26.—Advices received Che party, cards, will be examined for aumOsion at the PENOBSCOT DRIVES. office of the SuperlntcMident of Schools, City this the double relatior tions, lest their premature publication Pierra said the question of the election problem. First, here by the Boutelle family physician building, September 7th, ll'OO, at 0 o’clock a. m. for which 25—The last of the of to the constitutional con- that Russia occupies toward China ant [ should defeat the very object Greenfield, Mass August 25.—William Bangor, August and from the MoLean Sanitarium in delegates Per order of the School Committee. of ascer- that from the was one of immense that which Russia occupies towards they were designed, namely, J. Tingley, the negro who was arrested Penobscot river log drive, Waverly,Mass..state that the condition of vention importance. aug23iltd O. M. LORD, Superintendent. in and If the convention failed- through the in- Hines the temper of the various govern- on with west branch, has arrived boom, who England,through her dependency. tainlng Wednesday charged vagrancy, Congressman Charles A. Boutelle, of the delegates, he declared that a view to deter- that the stock of capacity U» building of the great trans-SIberiai [ inents Interested, with was taken to Pittsfield jail this afternoon it is now apparent has been there for some months past for only the Cubans would be blamed for is most river is to be the smallest aad trans-Casplan railroad systems mining what form of procedure and is held on suspicion of murdering saw logs on the treatment, is now better than at any time it and he counselled that a careful se- About feet lection be made. Senor Giberga said the PUB LI G SCHOOLS, Into direct con likely to meet with general approbation Miss L. on Sunday night. for many years. 93,000,000 since he entered the and Basslahas been brought May Fosburg Institution, of the relations between Cuba them and lead to a solu- of of are available for the saw mills, question tact with China from the Hinterland, ll among speedy At the time of his arrest the chief po- logs his friends feel much encouraged, It is and the United States could be settled to to feet, the Is obvious, therefore, that Russia is th( tlon of the problem. lice in Pittsfield was notified and an in- ■against 110,000,000 120,000,000 stated that whereas formerly Mr.Boutelle the satisfaction of both parties without at does stock in the ten The the of Cuba inter- most potent factor in directing events The situation In China present quiry into Tingley’s antecedents was be- usual past years. simply expressed a wish and hope to get independence being 11 over from last fered with. Cuba, he asserted,iwould not meet in the conditions laid is asserted he has a bad 1 of logs carried of which will determine what the future any way j gun and now it quantity well, he now speaks confidently being the United Slates or willingly guarantee Vaccination, Adee's note to Li was auouu ieeu, Ypktihna fhu rnwixind n.atffTTm shfVl] down in Secretary reo old and there is suspicion of his hav- year only ^4fwutuuu able to resume his seat In Congress at commercial privileges and would give as of the usual which of the next session. be In the Hung Chang on August S3, pre-requi- in a number of serious two-thirds quantity, the opening assurance that she would make no alli- Asiatic continent. ing participated The schools will begin Monday, Sept- the Unit’d reduces still further the avail- ance with a foreign power. All guaran- public “The of the railroad site to peace negotiations by breaks in this section of the state. The quantity building systems PHILIP HOYT KILLED. tee? would be in treaties between ember loth. No pupils will be admitted who announced able tor this year, as out of the given the entire States. This communication of holds until sawing have not been vaccinated. Parents are re- b«rapidly changed situation, charge vagrancy good was Cuba and the Washington government. had been com- at least feet must Madison, August 25.—Philip Hoyt and commer- that although the powers and In the meantime the po- total stock 30,000,000 La Lucha today publishes the names to attend to this matter before the bringing China, politically Thursday mill this after- quested ministers force carried over to the spring of 1901 to killed at Mitchell s saw of six candidates for the nation- to the doors of Russia. pelled to rescue their by lice will run do?fn several promising be probable opening ot tho term. cially, very A board on the al in Havana are unaided the Chinese govern- to for ordinary necessities early noon. caught upper edge party province. They “I believe that when a general show of arms, by clues. Tlngley was perfectly willing provide Gen. Maximo Gomez, Gen. Alejandro Per order of the School Committee. “is of the circular saw and was thrown oil ment, still the United States ready to Pittsfield. He claims to have left in that year. the of M. Ingof hands Is made, It will be apparent go _• head Rodriguez, present mayor Havana, aug23dtd O. LOBD, Superintendent. a and with great force, crushing Hoyt’s that be- to welcome any overtures for truce, a cattle steamer and was on his anti Senors Estrada Palma, tjuesada, If there Is not an actual alliance recently WON. and face. He was about 25 years old. to when security VAltDON Gener and Tamayo. tween Russia and China, there will be invite the powers join, way to Rochester, N. Y. NOTICK anu MAN IN found to fbr is "established in the Chinese capital Poland Springs, August 25.—A second LEBANON TROUBLE. be an Intimate co-operation TRIP. On amt after 1st, milk shows its ON THE C. P. between NOT A PLEASANT Sept. the maintenance of their and the Chinese government ability SPOTTEKS match was playei here today Somorsworth, N. H,,August25.—James political will be sold In Portland at 7c on its an and of was arrest- commercial those con- and willingness to make part Harry Vardon, the English golfer, Swlnnerton Lebanon, Me., interests. Under with of hostilities there local ed’here today, charged with assualt Banker Baldw'n’* Party Spit Upon iu per quart and 40c per can, legal seem effective suspension the bast ball of Penn,the profession- siderations, It does not possible Relent Their Tactic* anti intent to murder Edwin O. Cope- Conductor* Vardon won 4 upon China and Horror Stricken In India. measure. that the of China among the and elsowhere.’' al, and A. II. Findlay. land of^Berwlck, Me. Swlnnerton refused partition Trouble Follow. This is the condition laid down which, May 2 to to cross the State line, and was Pori land Milk Dealer’s Ass’n. western powers can oocur, nor could a up and play. boundary not been fulfilled. The Vardon won held without bail to await the arrival of composite control be established. up to date, has In the entire day’s play New York, August 25.—George F. aug2Cdlw* papers. course of the United States Winni- three, requisition broker of "Under the circumstances it would subsequent St. Paul, Minn., August 25.—A ten holes, Penn, three; Findlay, It that the Lebanon man had Baldwin, banker and Chicago, appears re- the same note is stated than 20 were halved. Var- a As it lias been currently *oem, that an Identi- as outlined by Mann., special to the Dispatch says while no less been staying at Mr. Copeland’s place in and others of family party who have therefore, probable peg, to of this government as or some line and one or Berwick. alleges that shortly the world for the last in Gray that I intend cal note will be Issued by Russia and in the language it is stated that there is a possibility don made drives, Copeland been touring year, ported Totals for 36 before midnight last night, Swinnerton arrived here on the steamer Now I wish to have it t!blna in follows: trouble between the Canadian Paolilo two sensational putts. today leave town, whioh they will jointly agree left his bed and proceeded to the barn, a York. Mr. Baldwin reports that while to “When this restoration of order) conductors. An auditor holes: Vardon, 158; best ball, 157; known that 1 intend lo stay and guarantee tho Integrity of the Chinese (the railway and its door of whioh he attempted to break In China the women of his party were we It will be done 167. This evening he had been watch- as heretofore. empire, which is in dlreot line with the is done—and hope from the Montrenl’olllce yesterday hoard- Findlay, 164; Fenn, open. Copeland says spit upon and insulted. practice medicine that when he hast- United States will be pre- demand was with a cup by his ing Swinnerton and “The low Chinese have been told by present wishes of t he various promptly—the ed the train at -Rosenfeldt and Vardon presented expressed ened to stop him from entering the barn, the more wise suld “that all to a representative to join ticket admirers. Mr. B. P. Moulton of Phila- ones,’1 he, Dr. Geo. A. Eliinwood. Powers, ana also the of foreign pared appoint ed from the conductor his.punch, Swinnerton chased him away with an to take from them their safety other foreigners want with the of the and oash. The '•‘conductor maue a graceful speech to which and threatened to kill him. The un- aug25d3t* rasldentg and tho property of other na representatives book, tickets delphia axe belongings. The more intelligent Chi- an in a few modest visitor took a horse and drove to other dons In the interested powers and of the refused to submit to what he called Vardon responded ruly nese, who are not antagonistic to country. Such a guarantee similarly where he was arrested. same which the entire Somersworth, are kind and quiet. from so and government uncalled for humiliation. The words, after company nations, powerful and reputable a na- authoritative responsible horrible we were the and “Ame- “The most things saw EVERY WOMAN tion as Chinese to attain the ends occurred at two other points. There sung “God Save Queen,” VESPERS WON. Russia would carry with It such of the empire thing in India. People were dying In the Sometimes needs a reliable of resentment rica.” it desired in our circular to the powers is a deep feeling of among crew of the Ves- streets and vultures by the hundreds sur- regulating medicine. Weight that a refusal to accede to by __ Paris,August 25.—-The monthly no rounded the the Powers lead to the men. although they have objec- club of Philadelphia tMon their trial corpses.” DR. PEAL’S would certainly up July3d.'’ TIDINGS OF THE BANKS. tt that this to the of trains to protect GOOD Eereat by flftean lengths, defeating a crew most critical international situation It is understood government tion checking THE REFORMED CHURCH MISSION Eru- 25.—The of the Nautioul olub of France, mida of nations. is inclined to the opinion that the the company’s revenues. Cipher messages Provincetown, Mass., Aug. PENNYROYAL piLLS, very probable clash It was an eight-oared 'race, and the New 25.—A letter was between the men Cen- York, August Are safe and certain in result. The gent., Jn view of Hsy, is the responsible are said to be passing salt-cod fishing schooner Addison was one mile and 153 prompt, tho fact that attacking par- peror, Kwang distanoe yards, received today at the hoard of foreign ine (Dr. Peal’s) never disappoint. Sent anywhere, of China, but in the heads in the East of th# Order of returned The time was 5 minutes 15 3-5 in Peal Medicine Cleveland. 0. tiesagainst such a combination would[ head of the government and tal, of Provincetown, today Vesper’s missions of the Reformed Church H1.00. Co., information Trainmen and Conductor#. seconds. The final heat will be rowed America from A. A. assistant sec- bare to their armies and sup- the absence of any reliable from a soven weeks’ trip with Adee, G. H. GUPPY &C0.. Portland, Me., Agents. transport tomorrow. or for information plies even the first step fish In her hold. retary state, asking from 5000 to 15,000 miles by sea, as to his whereabouts, BRADY BRINGS A SUIT. 140,000 pounds of salted ""— the Reformed Church Mission for regarding ltussiu in the means of her towards a representative from the China. The of the mis- meantime by appointing New York, August 25 —William A. The Center brings good tidings in headquarters MISS MOODY’S China would be Struck It Rich. at The Rev. Dr. railroads, the a conference with on the They sion is Amoy. Henry qulokly throwing military peace manager of Champion Jim fleet of hand-liners operating OF— most that Brady, was a for this com- M. secretary, sent —SELECT SCIIOOI, strength of her Into China and1 The It grand thing Cobb, corresponding empire decidedly premature. has suit against James b anks. firm as a list of the missionaries now is informa- Jeffries, brought munity that such an enterprising Mr. Adee : the same time and this hopes for to be thir- organizing equip- government C. and Patrick T. Powers, H. P. S. Goold, 577 Congress street, se- there. There are supposed Shorthand & Typewriting; the other Kennedy IN THE MUD, ping the vast resources ol' the tion as to the readiness of gov- STUCK the for Dr. New teen of the adult missionaries now in 4th. military of the Eastern league, for an cured Agency King’s Will open in this City September Pupils in a friendly con- president for the wonder- America. The mission property is val- instruction in Shorthand, country, it is obvious what Issue such an ernments in particular of the Twenti- Thomaston August 25.—The four Discovery Consumption, receive individual accounting of the profits the world all branches of office to be by schooner Thomas S. Dennison ful remedy that has startled by ued at about $100,000, Atvpewriting and work, attaok would ference over the course pursued Madison masted in | bring. eth Century Sporting club of launched from the its marvellous cures, The furor of enthu- Hid will be aided securing employment. order is restored. which was launched “When you consider that the attacking them in China after claim a to over It has boomed their business, WHILE FISHING. Square garden in which Brady yard of Dunn & Eliott today, failed siasm DROWNED Miss Elinor S. Mo>dy, Proprietor, ; Party must was In the mud. as the demand for It is Immense. They outnumber the defenders,1 NEWS. He also claims to have a and tonight BEKLIN partnership. free trial bottles to sufferers, and Manchester, N. H., August 25.—James in of five to stem is fully eight feet in the mud give 80 EXCHANGE ST. | s°methlng proportion one, Press.) in the Athletic exhibitions Cclear it to cure and William Charmley were drowned NO, ^blie 1900, the Associated partnership and settling deeper. The vessel Is 1587 positively guarantee Coughs, the world's navies, representing (Copyright, and Powers have carried Asthma, and while lishing in the Amoskeag reservoir ltustiiess Department—Miss Moody does here which Kennedy and 1,376 tons net. The Colds, Bronchitis, Croup cleri- 85.—Official circles gross tonnage this afternoon. Their were 21 and and every kind of and toiUtoni of would stand impo- Berlin August and Powers enter Willard Wade crt Wal- all Throat and Lung Troubles. A trial ages any stenographic pounds, on. Messrs. Kennedy master builder was cal work. augl2dood2m jj tont to the statement that Germany, Its merit. Price 50o. and $1 00 0 years. prevent the transportation of a emphasize of doboro. proves Mar- a general denial Brady’s allegations. ■ of Pekin and Field q ogle Russian trooper over the trans- after the taking PINAPfCIAL. AMUSEMENTS. / AMUSEMENTS. THE PRESS. It seems to be practically settled that have no sympathy witn Mr. Bryan’s MISCELLANEOUS. Chairman Odell of the Republican state talk about the consent of the governed. committee is to be Republican candidate As they are governing half a million GEM MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1900. for The HandsomestTHEATRE^ Summer Theatre in Governor of New York. Platt is tor people without this consent to endorse Portland Trust Co., America, him and Gov. Roosevelt has just ex- such a sentiment would be equivalent “^KO-NUT” TKHUISi pressed his approbation. The chances to self-condemnation. They tolerate -AND.... TREMONT THEATRE STOCK COMPANY, -■»& A PURE COCOA NUT FAT. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. CROWDED "**•« DAILY PRESS- are that he will b9 nominated by accla- it simply because It is supposed to be HOUSES. end of Second Week, August 38, September 3. Great By the year, j$6 in advance or $7 at the mation. Apparently Croker is gaining in a good way to catch votes at the North, Not a “Substitute” for, but a com- Double Blit the year. his fight against Coler, having succeeded but they will never suffer it to become a plete “Supersede!-” of lard or butter CATE” and PINK the 60 cents. “THE OPEN £y month, in one of Hill’s capturing counties. part of their creed. They are for Bryan for DOMINOES * cookiug. will be presented with the following well Known artists in the cast: J. g. Gilman Coler has too a because he has been nominated a ilnse CiiiN Frank Frederick gained good reputation by The and moat Health- Safe tliip, C. Weinberg, Andrews, Truesdcll, Ilir» fiiitat, pnrrit Vaults, Cordelia is delivered at these rates e iv 1 Florence The DAILY PRESS for to be witn the domi- Democratic and ful article for is the of Deposit ter, italpli JL s, Rockwell, MacDonald, Katkerlu« kA ^ honesty popular convention, because they cooking product to subscribers in all of sold under the celie Spinney. Kvonings at 8.< 0. Kvery afternoon except Mon lay at IA5. every morning parts nant element of his the chances know that if he is elected the cocoanut now being Seat* for party,and they will be of “KO-MTJT.” This formance during this engagement can be secured now. r*nypar. Portland, and in Westbrook and South Port- trade mark name 87 and 89 Exchange St. are now that he will be able to dominate his administration. material is a of butter 615—3. No Advance in land. defeated,though periect superseder Telephone Prices. or iard for ever7 use to which those sub- the is not over. Whatever be the before Reserved Keats for sale at Casco Bay Steamship Co. ticket office. Seals of MAINE STATE PRESS (Weekly) — fight yet may pretence stances are ever and being a fruit wIcm put, Adults when buying seats for any matinee will upon request he given a free u,Da! after election if the Democratic of absolute is preferable in adlolnin By the year, $1 la advance, or $1.25 at the election, product purity Capital Stock, $200,000 for a child between the ages of four and twelve with each seat purchuod. is in the rumor of Caico listl0!,,9ai How much truth there Is every point comparison. ers will leave House Wharf at 7.33 for and at 2.15 for end of the year. party successful Bryanism will appear and Custom evenings matinee and It is more economical than lard. One Surplus Profits, 175,000 performance*111' six for three that Russia Germany have practi- to be what it was For months, 50 cents; mouths, just in 1866—a menaoe half or two-thirds as much KO-NUT is 26 cents cally declare I war it is work as lard. Total Deposits, against China, to financial stability, to business pros- required to do the same 1,800,000 to but it would not be 3 5 all Grocers. If impossible say, perity and to good government. The In and lb. cans, at Subscribers whose are not delivered your does not it, send us your “UNDERWOOD papers surprising if it should turn out to be a grocer keep SPRING? human attachments will be name and name, Ponds for are to the office of rights very address, with your grocer’s Specialties:—High Grade promptly requested notify fact so far ^at least as the former cook book power detached. The Solid and we will send you a 33-page A Beautiful Paik on the Shore of the DAILY PRESS, No. 07 Exchange street quickly South of Investment. Interest Paid on Deposits. Breezy Casco. Bay. is concerned. Russia has been containing receipts and description ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEK. Portland Me. practical- won’t put up with any such nonsense as Ko-NuU ly at war with China for some weeks that. TIIJS in Manchuria where her had McLELLAN & BRIGHAM CO., W'M. G. DAVIS. Brest. FA.DETTES, are town troops have CAROLINE I*. NICHOLS, Conductor. Patrons of the PRESS who leaving JAS. B. Vice Bre.t. several the N. E. Agents, BAXTER, temporarily may have the addresses of their pitched battles with Chinese DEPEW AT HOME. HARRY BUTLER, Treas. “The Woman’s Orchostra, Par Excellence.”—N. Y. Sun. Boston. JOSHUA C. LIIIKY. Asd. Treas. America’s Greatest Organization of papers changed ae often as they may desire by and it would not be strange if she had 49, 60, 61 and 62 Chatham Street, Women piaj,ri TRUSTEES. Will Give Concerts in the Auditorium at 8 aud 8 notifying the office concluded to keep it up until she is in p. ni., aud lu the Csiinn „ Riakrs Some Brief Remarks About Win. G. Franklin It. Barrett, 6.15 in. at 6 in. a to dictate terms to the Chi- Davi-, p. Sundays p. position Jas. B. Sidney W. China and Politics. Baxter, Tliaxter, nese. Germany would very likely follow FINANCIAL. Win. W. Brown, Chas. F. Libby, Walter G. Darts, A. II. Walker, 0. J. GORMAN’S POLITE VAUDEVILLES State 10. Russia’s as China has Election, Monday, Sept. lead, especially Chas. O. Bancroft, Geo. F. Evans, will give tlielr refined Entertainment lu connection with the Concerts at 3 aud 8p.tn Electric Fountain will given her a good casus belli by murder- Frederick Itobte, ('Union L. Baxter, Superb play during the ©ntortalnmen> New 25 —Two one David W'. Butler, Admission free to patrons of the eiectrlc road. Reserved seals for her ambassador. If it turns out to York, August boats, Snow, Harry the enl*rtalnm«v Presidential Election, Nov. 6, ing 10 cents each. Cars leave head of Rim street fifteen Tues., business the other jlvisdtf every minutes, afternoon aud ere be true that these two powers have de oarrylng men, politic- Kxoelleut shore dinners at the Casino. vlP wsnt down the this — FOR dared war the United States will prob- ians, bay morning REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. to welcome Senator ably have to choose between declaring Chauncey M. Depew back from his annual and war too, or removing its troops. We European trip, B OND S. to him ashore from the can’t well there and remain bring liner. to sale:— RIVERTON very We For stay offer, subject PARC President, The steamer was sighted off INVESTMENTS FRAGRANT WITH FOREST PKIIFUMES. neutral. As between following Russia Sandy Washington County (Maine) 4's due 1923-1928. Hook at six o'clock and Germany and withdrawing its troops this morning, and City ol Portland 4’s due 1902-1912. of South Portland 4’s due 1903. William the Senator's admirers had to make an City Every Afternoon anti Evening This Vfecli. ^McKinley the United States would doubtless prefer WE OFFER Town of Cape Elizabeth 4’s due 1901 to 1904. early start. of 4’s du8 1919. Of Ohio. the latter, if circumstances admitted, City Augusta of Belfast 4’s due I9i8. Mr. Depew decided to on ths City but matters may so shape themselves stay Town of Yarmouth 3 1-2’s due 1902 to 1906. and after the hunds that in order to protect our rights we steamer, so, shaking City of Cincinnati (Ohio) 6’s due 1910-1930. THE ALHAMBRA NOVELTY For Vice President, or his friends, chatted with them while City of Urbana (Ohio) 4 1-2’s due 1906. GO, may have to follow the example set by Bonds, Lucas County (Ohio* 4 1-2’s due 1904. the vessel went the Municipal REFINED, UNIQUE, ENTERTAINING. the other powers. up bay. Poi tlanu Water Co. 4 s due 1927. He asked about the latest news from Watertown (Mass.) Water Supply Co. First Theodore Roosevelt Mortgage 5’s due 1905. Pekin. “Did catch the Water Works ROYAL BRYANISM. they emperor?’’ Bonds, Framingham (Mass.) Water Co. E’irst Mort- IWATUS’S HUNGARIAN Of New York. 4 1-2’s due 11>25. QRCHESTRI, he queried, when told that the Americans gage UrmlirlDg 4 Grand Concerts Dally, The great issue of this campaign is not Portland & Cape Elizabeth Ry. First Mortgage 5’s (a'sumed dv Portland R. It. Co.) due 1915. it is not free it is All Attractions Free to Patrons of the Cars, lteserved Seats 10 Cents. imperialism, silverlsm, Railroad Bonds, MedBeid & St. By. First Cars leave head o' For Governor, In hopes they’d oatch him and set him Medway (Mass.) Preble Street li mlnutos. not the trusts. All these things may Mortgage 5’s due 1920/ every up, said the Senator when his question Grand ltapld3 lty. Co. First Mortgage 5’s due have something to do with it, but none JOHN F. HILL. was answered negatively. Bank Stock. 1916. of them constitutes the vital issue. That Toronto. Hamilton & Butfalo By. First Mort- “Send him up, did you say?” he was 4’S due 1946. is Bryanism. Bryanism cannot be briefly gage asked. / Denver City Tramway Co. E'lrst Mortgage 5’s M'GULLUM’S For to “ir Representative Congress, defined, because is embraces a great deal. due 1919. THEATRE, MANAGEMENT MR. BARTLEY “Oh, no, I said ‘set him up.’ Make, Erie Telegraph & Telephone Co, ollaterai McCULLUM. Perhaps the Chicago platform of 1896, AMOS L. A A I. FI*. him an emperor, make a man of him. Trust 5’s due 1926. which stands today just where it stood Niagara Falls Power Co. First Mortgage 5’s EVERY EVENING THIS C"V“‘“ R.f“ S.S»"\S£V,s That is unquestionably what we’ve got due 1932. WEEK, then as the creed of the Democratic party, Matinees Dally Except Monday. to do. If we can the old em- Particulars corres- FOE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. only get upon application ; A Complete Production of the Delightful Comedy Drama, affords us brief and intelligible a defi- & Co. solicited. H. M, Pavson pondence press out of the way we can do it.5’ A t Large—Jos« ph O. Smith of Skowhegan; nition of Bryanism as it is possible to George l\ Wescori of Portland. The Senator referred to the anti-impe- to 32 EXCHANGE ST. First List.—Charles F. of Portland. frame, It is useless inquire whether :’ Libby rialists as “turtle Americans The Ieb6dtf Second List.—.lames W. Wakefield of Bath, Bryanism Is the product of wrong hearts FOR FAIR 'l'hird List—Fred Atwood, Winterport. American eagle has no shell, he said. VIRGINIA. Fourth List.— Alrnon H. Houiton. or wrong heads. It makes no BY MB. RUSS WHYTAL. Fogg, “The American people will not stand for difference in its effects SWAN&BARRETT, whether Produced Under the Personal Direction of Mr. our withdrawal from our rightful posi- McCullum. COUNTY. a nostrum has been 186 Middle CUMBERLAND poisonous St., Cars leave In front of the United States Hotel 10 minutes. tion in the east, McKinley will get the every Hound Trip tickets m Senatois—Harry B. Virgin, Portland, concocted by Ignorance or by .iniquity. the c>• from those to transact Bank- importance to them of joining the young wishing AUCTION SACKS. Chas. H. Litchman at Kennebunk. to think he fails to give satisfaction. Sold by all ing; business of any description throuah that depends upon this pre- men s clubs that are being formed Andrew J. Colburn at Casco druggists at 35 and 50 cents a bottle. this Bank OPENS TODAY. more than the United States. If 1 were Richard Webb at Casco. judice upon anything else for throughout to use a C. H. GUPPY & F. O. BAILEY & CO. common, every-day expression CO., STEPHEN R. SMALL Prnsidmit SEPTEMBER 3. of the condition of the young men seeking Monument Square, in the were a Chicago platform a future I should say were PORTLAND ME. MARSHALL R. CODING. Cashier. Anetioncers and Commission Mercian!' Guild they ‘up febtdu Curtis at No. Berwick. thinly veiled appeal to the lawless ele- against it.' Amos L. Allen at No. Berwick. Salesroom 46 Exchange Street. ments of the “A man a or John Barrett community—the socialistic young may get start, New at Harrison. what looks like a start, but I don’t care F. O. HAILKV. C. W. ALLS .» England Fait, Richard Webb at Harrison. and anarchistic elements—to look to what he 1$—clerk, messenger, bookkeeper man » rf ....AT... Cushman K. Davis at Saco. Mr. as their WHICH DO OU PREFER ? Bryan champion, and Bry- or anything you please—there is no lad- G. W. Atkinson at Springvale. SECURE an’s speeches during this campaign have der on which he can climb, OLi) ORCHARD KITE “Hundreds of letters come TRACK, SEPTEMBER 4. frequently echoed this appeal under va- to me from young men every day telling me just 1*1 ARE John Barrett at rious disguises. August 2?, *28, *29, 30, 31. Raymond. these things, and hundredsof letters come Robert T. Whitehouse at But it is claimed that ARTERS Raymond. Bryanlsm has to me from young men telling me they INVESTMENTS. G W. Atkinson at Lebanon Centre. now been leavened cannot get employment. Amos L. Allen at by anti-imperi- Lebanon Centre. “You ought to all the men Some of the Attractions: alism. Bryan this year, stands get young of Portland they say, to be to their condi- City 6*8, due 1907 SEPTEMBER politicians, study HORSE races. Four days'races. Fan 5. for the rights of man, alongside of which tions to and learn how to make them H< Portland Water Co. 1927 classes, big purses. John Barrett at So. Portland. all other 4’s, issues and questions are of better. There is no hope for them in CATTLE snow. The ever wen Robert largest T. Whitehouse at So. Portland. no chance to advance. Invite in Maine. More of itott little consequence. What Bryan person- trusts, Price Oakland, Me., Water than 100J head D. E. Moulton at So. Portland. them to join you. Invite them to make entered. G. W. Atkinson at W. ally may stand for is of very little con- Co. Buxton. speeches, whether they are orators or not. 5’s, 1918 POULTRY SHOW. A fine exhibil of Amos L. Allen at W. Buxton. sequence, unless it can be shown that the (iet them to give their ideas of the issues domestic fowl of all kinds will he seen la tbi Newport, Me., Water hall party whose candidate he is and whose of the day, no matter how roughly they niiinmiotii had under the grand stand—a SEPTEMBER 6. 300 feet iu length. * behests he give them. Co. 1929 must obey, stands for the "Th* HOukTioH Ouiflttcr 4’s, Edward Payson Brown at Baldwin. “If they don!t want to join Tammany STAGE PERFORMANCES. A State hi! same it been near and con- Edward C. Swett at Baldwin. thing.^That coincides with his clubs, let them join other clubs, only get Bangor & Aroostook erected the Judges’ stand, anl9eodtf tinuous per orm inces will be daily. John Barrett at Limerick. views as regards free silver has been re- them Let them examine their given thlDklng. ltd. Co. Y audevilie, acrobats, trained G. W. Atkinson at Limerick. own condition and when find that 5’s, 1943 sleight-of-hand, peatedly proved by its legislative efforts. they dogs, trained donkey, minstrel show. Amos L. Allen at Limerick. they have no chance to ninety per cent and getting their heart’s That it with get along they Railroad Co 1918 FANCY FLOW- sympathizes lawlessness will to blood, these Quincy 5’s, ARTICLES, FRUITS, know what do. Think of your c'Impress questions upon 31>27 Frl&Mon ERS and PRODUCTS of Hie FARM. A SEPTEMBER 7. when it under certain dis- own 1 men,’ -:- masquerades sons, leaders. know many of you your young West Chicago Tunnel fine large exhibition na'l has been balk for this have Edward Payson Brown at New guises and is directed against certain them. If they are placed in a trust department ot ti e F dr. are to tho Co. 5’s, 1909 Gloucester. has also they slaves trust. AGRICULTURAL A interests, been proved by its THE LUC A.NIA’S PASSENGERS. (Guaranteed West IMPLEMENTS. leg- “Where are all the business that § by Chicago Street R’d Co.) frail full of Charles P. Matlocks at New Gloucester. islative places latest improved farming implenieils efforts. But that it has real used be a and Curtis any to feature in all the country New 25.—Ira D. San machinery. Guild at Bridgton. York, August key Circular sympathy with inferior races or that it not so many yaars ago? The little descriptive of these In addition to will b« Walter C. Emerson at gro- and his wife sailed today on the Cunarder ail these, there Bridgton. is much concerned cery stores and the where the aud Barrett at Biddeford. for the rights of any others, other issues mailed on ap« Johjn whole family had an Interest and Lucania. Mr. Sankey will hold services G. w. Atkinson at Biddeford. man but the white man, has not only not every plication. Tlie Midway, member of the family so soon as he or she in Cork, Limerick, Waterford and Dub- Superior Quality. Chas. E. Smith at Biddeford. been but has time and which will be worth miles to see. proved, again been was able, was employed? have lin. E. D. going They Black and A Wr. Gore, the de- AVIIOL.ESALE AMD RETAIL. SEPTEMBER 8. disproved. The Southern section of thi6 been destroyed—destroyed by the trusts. ft*® feated English champion tennis players All next week. Excursion trains John Barrett at with the “Matters like these ought to be called Berwick. party, approval and all ov er sympathy>f to the attention of the also sailed on the Lucania. Another N« w England. G. W. Atkinson at Berwick. the young men, for Northern wing, have taken the Excursion Rates on Au Edward away with their help there can be no passenger was A. P. the electri- Mercantile all the Railroads. Pavson Brown at question Crouch, Trust Go. Brunswick. We now have a stock of for N EIV E N G I A N D FA I It ticket*. ballot from 600,000 men and about the result. If I had to do good Leblgh Charles P. Mattocks at simply nothing cal chief nas Portland. Maine. Brunswick. engineer who been on the Under the of NEW ENGLAND solely because to an infe- witn this organisation, or whether I was such as auspices the Curtis Guild Jr, at Underwood Spring, they belonged cable Coals, Hazleton, Honey Brook, AGR1CULTUM AL SOCIETY. a Kepulbican or a I would ship Silvertown looking after the afternoon. rior race. Does anybody believe it will Demoorat, get and talk about it as I do of the Hard etc. A full 11 u Mo"' Henry Cabot at Underwood up now. If laying Commercial Cable com Special Reading, aug25d2t ill. F. PORTER, Lodge be more considerate of the rights of the issues of this Spring, afternoon. campaign were thor- pany's cable from Coney ^Island to Fox of free also brown men than of black men. oughly understood, Bryan would 90 burning coals, Franklin, Edward Payson Brown at Underwood Through- get N. H. Other per cent of the vote of the United States bay, passengers were Sir WM. M. Spring, afternoon out Its whole career the Democratic par- MARKS, English and American Poca- because tan G. Caonels, Amos L. Allen at per oent are now running the Digby Baker, K. C. B., governor of Underwood Spring, ty has b8en the enemy of human hontas and afternoon. equali- Bermuda. Georges Creek Cumberland. THE FALMOUTH CHORUS and never more than Edward ty, today. Mr. C. Swett at Underwood Spring, Enter up your orders and take advan- Under the direction of PnoF. RithBMT MER' Bryan may seek to into the Demo- afternoon. injeot How’s TWs ? NO MORE NEWSBOYS. liir.t, uf Lawrence, will give Its Cabot at Portland. cratic creed the doctrine of _ Card tage of summer Henry Lodge equal rights price. We oiler One Hundred New York, on Book, Curtis Guild at Portland, for ail Dollars Reward for August 25,—Passengers evening. men, but his party will spew it any ease of Catarrh that ANNUAL CONCERT cannot be cured by bhe Lehigh Valley trains will not be able AND- 1 out of Its mouth. While the Southern Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Telephone OO. — AT THE — F. ,1. CIIKNKV & CO., Toledo, O. to purchase newspapers, fruit and candy The Washington correspondent of the wing of the is dominant hu- Props., Democracy We, the undersigned, have Known F. yf. on the trains Office*—70 St. after September 1, as it EOJIIHERCllAL ST. FIRST PA" ISH CHURCH. FALMOUTH, Louis Globe-Democrat, affirms that if man equality will never be accepted by Cheney for tho last 15 years, and believe Him honorable in all business ha3 been decided to abolish the oustom of Bryan is elected ho will ex perfectly transactions 70 EXCHANGE ST. nt 8 O’cloc'*, appoint Gov^jf that party. It may allow Mr. Bryan to and Monday I-irening, Sept. 8, financially able to carry out any obligations carrying newsboys on trains. JOB Altgeld of Illinois to the first vacancy prate about It for vote oatchlng at the male by the firm. PRINTER, The chorus will be assisted by the follow^ on the Wkbt & Tiujax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Many complaints have been made PRINTERS’ EXCHANGE. artists: Misi Katherine Kicker, Hr. Supreme Bench. Bryan himself, North—though there are that it is L>. signs Warding. Rinnan & Marvin, Wholesale ibout the manner Nickers n, Mr. Albert H. Hall, Mf* is said to in which the boys "f have made this statement to growing restive at that—but it will Druggist*, Toledo. O. 07 1-2 exchange Sl„ Porilntiu 'l'boinp'o;', violinist, anil others. Adroj*8 Hall’s Catarrh Cure peddle their The Asp* f’lends The man who the Chi- is taken internally, act- goods. Lehigh Valley c, no, Reserved scats 38cents. pardoned quickly requdiato it after election. It is ng the olood » directly upon anil mucous sur- road will establish news RANDALL & mr will leave Poitlano, corner Consress cago anarohists wou.d look well on faces of the probably the easy to see from the Southern newspa- system. Testimonials sent fre e. FINE JOB A Kirn streets, at 7 o'clock. Tlrke's obudne Price 75c hands,'^t which fruit and PRINTING SPECIALTY. Bench of the United States, per bottle. Sold bv all druggists. candy may Cies-ey, Jones & Allen's will secure Ndinisj1 Supreme pers that the Democrats of that section Hall’s All ordersoy mall or telephone <>*« Family l’Uls are the best. be at its promptly to the concert and a fret rule from

THE DEVIL’S AUCTION. If Suicide of there is one word more than another Mrs. Harry that should be preilxed to the title of —and his soon Charles II. Yale’s “Forever Devil’s Auc- Wilson Kimball. money parted tion” this season that word is “new,* for this season the “Devil's Auction" is not only new in every feature, but it is in- We once sate a silly fellote light his pipe teith a terpreted by new people; in fact, as Mr. Yale It: crisp Ftx)e dollar bill. He it teas a smart tersely expresses You may She Jumped From* Horatio Hall in thought have seen the ‘Devil’s Auction but you thing to do. Another shallotefeltote threte a silver haven’t seen the Devil’s Auotion’ cf this Long Island Sound. season." dollar out into the ocean as far as he could threte, to In many respects this famous spectacle shote his We sate a still Is the most remarkable ever produced In strength, again, fooler fool, this country. It is the only entertainment get his teeel^s teages on Saturday night, and on his of its kind that has been on the road con- Said She Felt As If She teay home he into a then teent tinuously for nineteen years and yet dropped saloon,—and throughout all these seasons it has never Must Go. home teith an empty pocKet, and an Addled head. been the same during any two. This is a no Portland team an reoord that stands without rivalry. In Surely thrifty teould join fact, there has been into the put “Dev- THA T company and pay $3.50, 4-.OQ or 5.00 for a il’s Auotion" during its existence Boots tehen can enough of novelty in succeeding years pair of she buy the best Eootteear on to Miss Adele Burnham of New have put out at least twelve complete the continent "THE Ql/EEJV Ql/ALIT^" shows, and not has the matter al- for only York Saw the Woman ways been new but the quality has con- Jump. $3.00 stantly improved until now the “Devil’s F or that boon Id be Auction" is actually throboing 50 cents, :t -LI-U-1 not only better than it has COPVNIUMT 1«tV ar twc *«t*Cfe* A GAMUtf CQ. CiftC)««ATI ever been before but it is better than any $1.00 or 2.00 a to ay. entertainment of its kind with which the Mrs Harry Wilson Kimball,presumably It boas our goodfortune to be selected by the man- blackness of is for- public has been regaled. During the of Norway, Maine, jumped overboard | Monday forthcoming presentations of the “Devil's from tbe steamship Horatio Hall, about ufacturers of the “QXZBFJV QX/AFlTy Shoes for Auction" In this city at the Jefferson 3 o'clock Sunday morning when the ship as their K when t-he these facts will no doubt be im- was in Island Sound on her Women, selling agents in TO'RTLA.JVH, || gotten housekeeper forcllby Long way pressed on all who witness the perform- to Portland, and was lost. THTyDEFO'R.H and SA.CO. We 32 IPU views on snow- carry different styles and shapes of them. Tuesday the ance. The “Devil’s Auction" has in fact, It is believed from what has since been The the become such an established favorite in learned, that Mrs.Kimball was tempora- X/ntform price for “Queen Quality" Hoots is $3.00 drift of linen that has been washed theatrical centers the coun- throughout rily deranged. The X/ntform price for the “Queen Quality" Ojc fords is 2.50 with It try that most regular theatre patrons do white Ivory Soap. floats. not think their season of pleasure thor- 30 years old. 8he boarded the lloratlo Oxfords, same shape, leather and style, Bottom. oughly complete unless they see the Hall at New York and was assignedj to The Shape. Copper Only once in a ; “TKugby" at —. “Devil’s Auction." A new feature this the lower berth In state room No. 100, Yea it is a trifle mannish; made of while at these prices. season is entitled "The Dance of the on the upper deck. At 4 o’clock Miss Kibo Kid, with tip of same. £2.50 No. 8, 89o Twenty-eiglit other styles. Elements," an electrical dance that has Adele liurnham of New York came on Hand-sewed welt, heavy sole, ex- No. 9, 98o ■ents a wonderful and never before been seen board the and was the gCSIC AM) DU AM A. thrilling perform-* on any stage. ship given upper tension edge, low custom heel, toe auoe on the trapeze and Spanish berth in this 6taterooin. When she en- {lying PECK’S BAD BOY. extra thick at the end, and some Monday Basement Bar- Enamel Ware. web. Jones and Sutton, a brilliant and tered the room, Mrs. Kimball, whom she wider than a silver half-dollar with THE GEM. retlned team of sketch artists, will also “Peck’s Bad Boy’’ will be the next at- had never seen before, was lying in her gains. Double Oat Meal Cooker, a full, wide bottom. be In the bill and amumnent lovers may traction at the Portland theatre, Satur- berth Ik* weeks are slipping away. Only It is both comfortable and stylish. • antlslpate In their performance all the i day afternoon and evening, September 1. The two ladies soon became acquainted Heavy Tin Wash Boiler. pioJBore remain of the season at the j Good for “Walk-all-tho-time usage. enjoyment they want. The act of this There is probably no farce comedy on and entered into conversation. Mrs. tern clever duo abounds In the most entertain- the road that has lasted so and Kimball said that she was to Nor- 'tls and 'tls 'tls long going £3.00 “Tin true, pity pity Celluloid eyelets, don’t wear ing features. Halbert, a oomedy juggler, given suoh general satisfaction to the way, Me., for her health. She was very brassy. 1 Oxfords tbe same shape, skillfully manipulates the most absurd fun loving public as that funny play, nervous she said, and had been suffering fte Tremout Theatre company of In an manner and his! objects amusing Bad a 1 “Peck’s Boy." The piece is un- great deal from this cause. Miss Burn- £2.50 Boston came and have won the ap- | crayon drawings, made with lightning1 “The rapidity, are said to be very der the management of Geo. W Heath, ham was also coming to Maine for her Dainty prorsl of all classes of our play goers. Interesting, here are other acts besides those men- the veteran showman, whose years of ex- health. In the course of the conversation 'ParisienneJ* ftlsweek we art* to see them In a favor- ; tioned and the concerts of the Royal in to the theatre Miss Burnham mentioned that she had perience catering going opera shape, made of Like 3 at 39o its comedy but it will be new In their Hungarian Orchestra. In all It will be a Spanish cut, quart size, Monday has no a show. public doubt had great deal to resided in Denver for awhile und learned Ideal Patent Kid with cloth top, Mads. Many people said: “We have great Child’s can be do with the 15 years of continued suooess that Mrs. Kimball had also lived there silk-worked eyelets, modeled on Adjustable Swing, * of gea Aristocracy' b«t. in the hands FOR FAIR VIRGINIA AT MCOUL- of the piece. This £year he has had t he lines that are correct. for or sizable child. and that they knew quite a number .of absolutely planned Baby artists It is an new piece re-written and brought up-to-date te* entirely play,*: An ideal Dress Boot, In the house, or on the lawn. LUMS. with new scenery, new costumes, catchy people In common. This made It very felt will tx> with 1’lnk Dominoes. They music, graceful dancers, quartettes, pleasant for both of the ladies and they £3.00 $1.25 kind for G9c ■ The of Mr. and till play It so that It will be like seeing engagement Mrs.'Russ etc. The cast duets, choruses, medleys, talked for some time, Mrs. Kimball tell- •BOW Fink Dominoes gives the Whytel, and their beautiful and sucaess- this year is stronger than ever, and con- piece. Miss Burnham other tains many old and new favorites. ing among things testers of the oompnny great opportu- ful romantic urama for presentation at J. R. LIBBY GO. J. R. LIBBY GO. J. R. LIBBY GO. 1 that she had never fully recovered from sites to show their versatility. In it MoCnllum’s theatre this week commenc- THE FESTIVAL CHO|UJS. the shook occasioned by the death of her tore is a comedy element that In such ing tonight is the most impor- The tirst rehearsal of the Festival lirst husband in Denver, from consump- HE KNEW BRYAN. CIRCUIT COURT OK THE UNITED •tie bands as Mr Miss Kock- tant and attractive event of the season Ullmour, chorus, arter the summer vacation, will tion. STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OK f^,Mr and the other members at McCullum’s theatre. Mr. and Mrs. MAINE. Weinberg be held at the usual time and place, Miss Burnham went to bed about 11 will the In this kite coin puny, will keep the audience Whytal portray parts play A Talk Willi Secretary Garland of tl»e Edwin D. Hutchinson et this evening, the 27th, and It will no o’clock. The ship was at that time in a ais., teuear of laughter. In which they have successfully appeared v. doubt be a great pleasure to the mem- dense and the whistle was Portland Y. M. C. A. American Palace Car Co. for four and Mi*. and fog blowing Ibfatory of the play Is about two seasons, McOullum On tills of August, iu the bers to begin work again. at frequent intervals. Mrs. Kimball _ I twenty-fifth day who form the the talented members of his company year nineteen hundred, the complainants m men acquaint- The Festival time is so near it makes was in bed but was not asleep. Some- in Garland of the Y. M. C. the bill in said Case pray that a receiver may i tss of two ladles and In a of ftan will complete the cast. The comedy of Secretary be spirit the rehearsals of and time later in the Miss liurnham appointed by said Court as therein re- greater importance night Portland has a citizen who for live _A to meet them at a masked ball. \ this drama is of the most sparkling and A., quested. Hinge interest as and as Mr. was Mrs. Kimball well, Chapman awakened by getting resided in and who By their Solicitor, fe>-ir wives find it out and tc refreshing nature and Is skillfully blend- years Lincoln, Neb., they go is to conduct work will be accom- out of her berth. Mrs. Kimball took a ARTHUR S. KNEtL, a good was a personal friend of no less a Model tell wearing pink dominoes and the ed with the pathos of the story, person- |te plished. stool and went to the window of the than Hon. William when the men find out synopsis of “For Fair Virginia” Is as fol- age Jennings Bryan, ORDER OF COURT THEREON. flan begins they Let each member some- stateroom which she and was help by doing opened ap- four and this the Demo- with their own wives. lows. Virginia Esmond Is a Southern years ago year U. S. Circuit Court, hn been flirting on his own out. Miss Burnham thing responsibility. parently looking cratic candidate for President. The fact Maine District. August 25, 1900. members of the will woman whose husband, Edward Esmond, Bakery AT. the company was so Ordered, That order to show cause the | said to her that it foggy that it has not been known to why kseen in the In di- la a Northern man. At the breaking oat UNDERWOOD SPRING. generally owing prayer of this petition should not be grauted, | to advantage play. was for Mrs. Kimball to see impossible the characteristic of issue returnable at ten (to) a. m on Tuesday, fresh Loaves to us red contrast to Fink Dominoes will be of the war they are visiting his people Last week at Underwood was the busi- modesty Secretary Brings [ anything and she advised her to get back the fourth (4) day of September, next, to be Is a woman Garland in talking but slightly of his played a curtain raiser “The Open In New York. She of strong est of the season and this week the traffic served on the American Palace Car Company and of our | into her berth. Mrs. Kimball had on within five daily, many numer- own personal affairs. (5) days neivatter; and, further I liata." It is a bit of sentiment Southern convictions, and after is to be even Yester- mingled expected greater. a sack ordered, that certified copies of this petition, have her skirts and light dressing I went to Lincoln to take a patrons learned to of ous vain efforts to persuade her husband there was a attendance and the “Yes, posi- and this order thereon, be published at least with pathos that wins the hearts tha day good told her she catch Miss Burnham might ion in a bank at about the same time once within five days hereafter in 'he Port- on us to the cause oT the Sonth, she was (5) for their audience. It Is a story of a man who espouse music of the Fadettes very enjoy- land Press and the Boston Adver- depend cold. that Col. settled in that Daily Daily returns returns alone to her Virginian home. Her able. For the week the Gorman Bryan city,* tiser. Bread wants. qsam-ls with hls sweetheart and coming Mrs. Kimball suddenly turned around with his little said Mr. Garland. “Bryan began the \V. L. PUTNAM. and hls husband together son, vaudevilles will some new • toted the gate to her yard open present faces, woman in the berth Circuit Judge. are sure its to the young upper of law In Lincoln and he occu- They made and his sister, Nell Esmond, re- and several novel features will be added. practice toptew engaged to her niece. T hey have Julian, and said: pied offices in a buildng which was direot of the best flour that’s > joins her In a few days, and she again One of these will be Miss Ella UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. »low's quarrel which is healed by J,he Morris, don’t let one but I “Hush, any know, ly across the street from where I was urges him to cast his fortunes in with who is the to the Ma ne District. in the cleanest of rent, and this brings about the reconcil- only lady acquire feel that I must go.’’ and to the horror of milled, as hls located. We had nothing in common, and iation of the unole and aunt. the South. He is lirm In Union art of so skilfully as to E. M. Clerk of the Circuit Ventriloquism Miss Burnham, Mrs. Kimball climbed up I, Russell, Deputy kitchens, and baked convictions, however, as she Is In her as "a consequence were not thrown togeth- Court of the United states for the District of always Ihecast of the is as follows: be able to give public exhibitions of it. two'plays on the stool and to out of the tnat the is a * began get er a deal. But I knew and Maine, hereby certify foregoing to be love for her state’s cause, and, In a vio- She has besides her on the some great Bryan enough light and “THE OPEN GATE." stage window. truo copy of the petition and order of court used to meet him coming and going. thereon in the above entitled cause. lent scene, she bids him go to his Northern lay figures and they appear to talk in wholesome. Uncle Wm. Haezltlne Miss Burnham jumped out of her berth He had at that time to become Witness my hand and ibe seal of said court John, friends. In an soene he says the most natural it hard just begun Aunt Kent affecting manner, being and ran to the win- this 25ih day of August. A. D. 1000. It’s as near “home Hetty, Katherine as quickly as possible interested In and It was not being farewell to his little son, whom he in- to realize that Miss Morris Is herself politics, long It E. M. RUSSELL. Deputy Clerk. tiarth, Wm. Truesdell that time Mrs. Kimball dow, but by before he branched out and had a made” as modern Lucille trusts to the watchful care of Uncle all the time. Besides this large, Jessie, Splnny Zab, speaking Miss Burnham then bakery had disappeared reputation in that part of the coun- “PINK DOMINOES.” a old negro family servant. there will be black-face good bread can and the dif- # typical good sketches, and found a watch- WANTED ATONCE be, ran out in the saloon I am to that he is a After Esmond’s John and of the The try. pleased testify Charles a man of business, departure, Laugh- and singing dancing best. the The ference is Graythorn, man to whom she told story. and that his small enough J. H. Gllmour a former suitor of his now an Fadettes will be heard In three excellent splendid-man personally, lin, wlf8, into the stateroom Sir watchman hurried character cannot be assailed. He these Percy Wagstaff, a man about town, officer in the Confederate army, seeks to of the usual order of merit private days. programmes on to the but could Wm. Hazeltine and looked out deck, Is a man who has no bad tender Mrs. Es- strong, clean 50 establish relations with will be seen Brick Mam The electric fountain Joskin an old man with a every Then he Tubbs, not see the woman. jumped habits. But in those '85 to APPLY TO but is with scorn and and the room will furnish days—from weakness, Gus. C. Welnburg | raornl, repulsed evening dining onto the deck out through the window ’t'O—there were of course O. C. Henry, a young man, He vows vengeance and b3- those dellolous shore dinners. In the many lawyers Elwell, good contempt. Jim! ran forward and asked the watchman Fred Truesdell who were far better known than Mr. 794-790 jg coines her enemy. In the meantime Nell forenoon cars run 15 minutes after every hatl seen of the Briskett, head waiter at Cremone Gar- there il he' anything and it is a to me that aug27dlw* the Yankee has met and 9 o’clock. Bryan, surprise S.JF8STE Street. It den, Frank Andrews Esmond, girl, no trace of her. Congress woman, hut could get have never been heard of out of lllram Foster Is loved Dunbar, another they yet Waiter, by Stephen was then notified The captain of the ship Nebraska. Since I left Nebraska I have Lady Maggie Wagstaff, Confederate officer, of the true manly THE NEW COAL POCKETS. MARRIAGE'S. and the to a but some k Miss Florence* Rockwell ship brought stop, seen Mr. Bryan only once, and then I did Mrs. type. had since Mrs. Sophia Gray thorn, 10 or 15 minutes elapsed not have the chance to speak to him.*5 At Pemaquict Falls. August 20. Thomas Mur- Miss Cordelia MacDonald In the course of the war the Esmond out the and Miss Ida Hollo Brackett, both of New tiraud Trunk Company Places Contract Kimball had climbed through Garland was well ray Mrs. Joskin of Secretary acquainted Harbor. Tubbs, mansion becomes Che headquarters and the had in the mean- Miss Katherine Kent for Lumber. window ship with the late Admiral John W. Philip, Iu South Waldoboro, August 18, Howard A. who has become a general. or a mile and a half. Benner and Miss Martin B. Bickmoro. Rebecca, a timid maid, Laughlin, time gone a mile him In connection with Y. M. serving meeting In Augusta. August 22, Harry W. Beane and Miss Lucille After » council of war in the house, thick and It was im- I Splnny The fog was very O. A. work in which this brilliant Miss Bose G. Poland. has Mtsallarron, a downright Ingenue, and Ills officers retire, laavlng The Grand Trunk railroad recently distance so that'it in Madison, 18, W. Adams and Laughlin possible to see any commander was “I last August Perley Miss Marguerite Crq jhart of the well-known lirm of very prominent. Miss Sarah W. Jewett of Solon. accidentally Important papers on the purchased deemed useless to back or lower was go saw Admiral Philip at Detroit, Mich., In Gardiner. August 22. Edward F. Haines of * RIVERTON PARK. table. Little Julian finds them and Klchardson, Dana & Co., In this city, Pittsfield and Miss Cora M. Neal of Litchfield. I a boat, last said Garland. ”We of fall,” Secretary In Randolph, August 22, Peter Malles ot Mal- A and them to Nell Esmond, who, after the material, consisting Georgia pine had reilued, unique entertaining gives Mrs. Kimball evidently jumped held our national convention in that city, Miss Gertrude J. Gardiner. to be used In the con- lowell,and vaudeville be their Important character, piling and timber about the deck as programme will presented discovering over the railing upper and Philip was chosen to preside. He M In the hands of struction of their wharves and coal Kiverton this week when Tho determines to place them pock- as went the window. Park soon she through was then the perfect picture of health. DEATHS. a miles cost of this material Alhambra will the Union forces stationed few ets. The aggregate some 25 leet from the water and Novelty company appear It was He made many bright hits while presid- herself In Old Zeb's be over These are for a week’s This away. She disguises will fUO.OOU. pockets as this stateroom was well forward a engagement. organ- once In the deliberations to In this city. Rather die AT., wife of the Dominion Coal com- ing, stopping August 23, Vaccine Ration la considered Mr. J. W. Gor clothes, his only suit, and rides away, to be used by overboard would have i). 8 months 8 by person falling explain that he could do better justice to Francis EUlrldge, aged&l years lll,an> who for him In a closet until her return pany. under the days. puts th® shows together locking been swept astern right big himself and else 2.30 Dana & everyoody by lighting [Funeral Tuesday afternoon at o’clock, Points. Riverton ot She Is and fired upon by the We understand ltichardson, have been her Mrs. Park, to be the best array pursued screw and would probably Spaniards than by deciding points of from the residence of daughter, wound have closed a contract for David B. Hayes, 101 Franklin street. talent that has been offered in any one Confederates and receives a flesh Co., recently struck it. by order. He was a gentleman and was In this 25th insf., Sarah Hub- j feet of city, Saturday, wwok and in the left arm. During her absence the 53,000,000 Georgia pine, ship stock, was of course much 48 the management, of Kiverton j M^ss Burnham thoroughly beloved by all of his men.” bard McIntyre, aged years. used for vessel construction In this r Funeral services at ner late residence, 12 that their will lind the have been missed by Laughlin, to be this affair, but ;she was anticipate putrons papers overcome by Winter Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. cannot be state. street, •ntertalnnmnt one of the most pleasing and he returns for them. They able to give the officials of the line In this city. August 25. Watson Dyer, aged 08 ®f Esmond of 11 months 24 days. the reason. The Isa found. He accuses Mrs. information so that they came years company large enough [Funeral services Monday afternoon at 2.30 which she denies In a GRANGE MEETING AT COKNISH. We, so large In fact that the mamvge- having them, splen- to the conclusion that Mrs Kimball had o*clock at his late residence, 67 Frankiiu street. oonfesses that Burial at convenience of family. B|eut of the Park has been notified that did scene. The boy here Hon. Aaron Jones, Master of the Na- been deranged. Her cloth- temporarily In this city, August 25, Mae E, child of The recent order of the school board R but refuses to tell what Master TIME will be necessary to provide an extra he took them, tional Grange; Obediah Gardner, ing, money and jewelry were taken pos Henry K. and Ada A, Griggs, aged 2 months scene is 23 in to vaccination of the chil- room in order to accommodate he did with them. While this of State Grange, and other prominent of the officers of the boat who days. regard tossing session by IS at Brownfield, Me. 8U has succeeded In field [Burial it that it the artists and their extensive para- going on Nell Esmond speakers, will address the meeting will await a claimant for them.',” In this city, August 2.3, Nancy F. Pease, widow dren makes imperative her of Daniel C. Pease of Cornish, 74 years. phernalia, acts to the house and changing at Saturday, September 11, PRESS endeavored to communi- aged Among the principal reaching Jornish, The MONEY. at 11 o’cloca, at her late should be done before school opens. Le of the [Services Monday seen is the clothes Laugh lin orders a search on the Fair grounds, There will be a last night to learn Winslow street. Burial private. “Bijou Vaudeville Circus,” cate with Norway residence, and have 8 Is M. In this city, August 26, Ellen M., wife of John We ordered by telegraph Most remarkable and exhlbl- room by Stephen Dunbar. Nothing basket dinner. Hon. Amos Allen, C., more about Mrs, Harry Wilson Kimball, We have the time you I pleasing (keepers) Harrington. a soldier flnds Uncle Is received a fresh of Mul- tlon< Introducing Madam Wilson as found bv him, but a member of York Pomona grange, but was unable to reachjthat town eith- have the money. We are willing g [Burial at Bangor. just supply Daniel Dole, 86 rln8 Zeb’s with a bloody sleeye, under Invited. Keduced or to make an exchange with you and a In this oity, August 26, aged directress, and assisted by the funny coat, expected. Everybody er by telephone telegraph. 11 fords Vaccine Points and has it shall be fair and satis- I years. 10 months, days. Glycerin- acrobatic clowns, ‘‘Halbart and Lew- the sofa, Zab, during this scene, fares on Mountain Division of Maine guarantee [Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2.80 o’clock Nell’s factovy. from his late residence, Stroudwater. ized ando," The animal to ao- from the oloset and entered Central as far as Baldwin. THE FALMOUTH CHORUS. Lymph. performers slipped Watches of all grades. In this city, August 26, Robert G. Higgius, ft® are orders another search a llllputian trained pony and a room. Laughlin The Falmouth Chorus under the direc- Cases of all kinds. aged 20 years, lo months, 22 days. have back is found and dragged [Notice of funeral hereafter. We also sell Mulfords Glycerinized riding dog. The performance and Uncle Zeb HAD AN OUTING AT LONG tion of Prof. Reuben Merrill, will give The complete whole costs money, I Mark Is In South Portland, August 26, Dyer, given in a his coat. His left arm but it enables to save time B regulation circus ring and forth, without ISLANDS. its annual concert at the First Parish you ageS 79 years 4 days. Lymph. |ss which means more neral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, SAld those have seen it to be from a self-inflicted Wound by money. [F by who bleeding Falmouth, Monday evening, his late street. 8 is About ! 01) members of the Brotherhood churoh, from residence, Maple a of scisso rs, but the subterfuge Iu Oakea, pleasing novelty. The Koyal Japanese pair arrived in September 8d. The chorus will be assist- —♦— Yarmouth, August 26, Benjamin & Foss Ihe

from tl»e Law Court ti»e 1 Usci'lpt Received Made a' of at Omaha Veterans Are Arriving lu Wimly in Maine Catherine Scharn Had a Visitor Who Couple Speeches Labor Department Agent on Saturday. Saturday, City. Shipyards. May Have Murdered Her. Club Chat in a Portland case was handed en- A rescript 25.—Mr. Bryan 25,—The national ends in the en- 2o.—A most encour- New York, August 25.—After seven Omaha, Neb,, August Chicago, August :own from the law court Saturday, as febout good cigars Augusta, August one of was been found made two speeches here today, campment of the G. A. K., opened dorsement connoisseurs of the outlook for the Maine shipbuilding days something has upon ^ ollows: by aging other in of the new the to work in the them in the afternooon and the tonight by the dedication is reported by Major C. J. which police may go Cumberland, ss, industry on both occasions all the camp- Scharn murder case. have learned the evening. He spoke Coliseum in which joint ^ ohn F. in vs. Ldward House of the department of industrial and They Proctor, equity, at under the auspices the the song concerts of M. Band, trustee. Bescript. who has returned that Catherine Scharn was in the habit Syndicate park, fires, reunions, ZENDA labor just a statistics, of this There and other Wiswell, J. The decision of single a in her flat of the Jacksonian club city, the veterans and the religious from the Maine coast towns where he has of receiving male visitor ustlce matters of fact in an equity both to the upon there is a was a large attendance upon speeches exercises for the incidental unles3 it been information for the next re- on Saturday evenings. Also public, j tearing should not be reversed gaining and decision is that the was strangled ana applause was frequent general. encampment, will be held. < Nearly appears that such port of the department. probability girl the error BOUQUET At the afternoon Mr. Bryan The stands on Wabash yrdng. The burden to show this with a bed which has disappeared meeting new Coliseum Made of carefully Vuelta “Nearly all of the shipbuilding, sheet, alls the He must show inspected was Webster Davis and J. R. 16th streets upon appellant. best m the since the crime was committed, al- preceded by avenue, between 14th and be leaf—the world. year, are four, five and six masters,’’ j he decree appealed from to clearly Abajo Sovereign. He spoke briefly and devoted on the site of Prison, and within be affirmed. said the at the depart- though it was in the flat when the body Libby ^ prong; otherwise it will major, Friday, to state one of the E3ILUKEK-T0MUNS0N CO., was found. Lele3- himself to a considerable extent its walls was Held; in this case, that appellant ment. “1 found one or two smaller of the murdered girl tonight gathered Distributers, Portland. the 1 ias failed to sustain this burden; and de- politics, urging the fusion forces of the assemblies that has ever but those built, were for tine and Anna Gretz, two girls who largest the of T. J. DUNN £l CO., Makers, schooners, being not hat, on the contrary, finding at the flat on the state to make sure of the success only been seen in this under one roof, sus- Philadelphia. the most as I have said, tne larger livered washing city j acts by the court below is amply part, but of the mem- doors. was had of the electoral ticket 10,000 through the , ained the evidence in the case. schooners. You see everything has con- evening Catherine murdered,and people crowding by States Senators a bill to enforce an express and so for bers of Congress, United A chorus of costumed to represent Upon tributed toward the success of shipbuild- done on each Saturday night 1,000, al- the esulting trust in land, the appellant told the that on three or and the state ticket. After urging a living occupied an immense plat* The storms along the Maine coast months, police flag, j that, at the time of the purchase ing. to the and close eged four different when people carefully, study questions form at one end of the building £ of the lot in question, he for the past year or so destroyed number- Saturday evenings ,nd conveyance at issue that vote with a clear them of 100 that nade one half of the cash that had to be they delivered washing, a strange man they may by was the band pieces payment; less schooners. They replaced. made John W. understanding, Mr. Bryan said: will render the oonosrts during the com- 1 he other half was by It Is true that the smaller ones were des- had been in the room with Miss Scharn. that sub- t then jane, the defendant’s testator; From the flrst the of the Central “If Kepublican policies are frigh ing week. Jules Lombard, the famous from the troyed, but the owners are building.not police ^ sequently the income received wa3 those who represent the opinions held by of war was there and sang shared them that small sohooners in their place, but those office have insisted that the murder singer times, j and was by equally; the the note and mortgage due to the of some man. The Democrats, Populists and Silver Repub- the “Star Spangled Banner,” from ] Miyment upon of a greater carrying capacity. jealousy to secure a of de- oc- fiven back by Lane, part of the is the flrst they licans ought to be overwhelmingly original manuscript, loaned for the “Those who were building the smaller story girls thing j he purohase price were made from the bears out this feated, for there is a difference between casion. and contz. butions schooners were men who were carrying have learned that theory. ncome of the land by and ours in their com- are now their efforts to Republican policies The exercises < made by them. on that work as a side line or They directing dedicatory proper iqually simply the claims that locate Miss Scharn’s terms as wide as the gulf that separated prised an address by F. O. Lowden of Thereupon, appellant knitting work. One man in particular is regular Saturday in his favor in Abraham’s bosom from i, trust resulted by implica- caller. Lazaras a Mayor Harrison common of doing a great deal of repairing, this year. night Chicago, response by j ,lon of law as to one half in Dives. The for which our people local defendant’s testa* at best is uncertain. Ou policies and addresses by other speakers. j he promises,[and that That work TRAPPED BY THE BOERS. stand are to the Grand and i ;or became seized thereof In trust for he have a deal to do directly antagonistic The members of the Army week might great ^ dm. He further alleges in his bill that 25.—Lord Roberts has policies for which the Republican party their friends have been into the and the next week would have nothing London, August pouring Lane made written declaratlonsjof trust, ■ and fixed his stands ana both cannot be right.” all all parts of the coun- he ac- on hand. He had to keep his crew on left Pretoria has headquar- City day from jn three different dates in which He referred to the policy It is that of them the trust. The defendant in hand for something might come up at ters at WoDderfontein, the second station Republican try. estimated 80,000 j knowledged in the that ils answer denied all the Important ado- that would need his whole west of Machadodorp, where the bulk newly acquired possessions, say- arrived today and many times any moment rations relied upon by the plaintiff. ing among other things on this point: to arrive tomorrow 1 force. Instead of having the men lying of the Boers in arms are supposed to be. number are expected At the hearing before a single justice, “The Republicans say we want a fifty and chief arrival today and around doing nothing, he kept them busy Wiring from there, August 24, he says: Monday. The ipon bill, answer, replication proof, cent have us an was the ; ;he Introduced evidence tend- a small schooner whioh he “Buffer reports the Boers 1 aid a trap dollar; they given that of the Spanish minister, appellant building to the existance of a trust in for his with eighty live per cent oitizen in Porto Due with the Countess ng prove planned to sell. cavalry, August 23, opening D’Arcos, ils favor, both as resulting by implica- Rico.” the “1 went to Bath,Waldoboro,Thomaston, several guns at fairly short range. The IPArcos. They were met at depot tions of law, and by reason of the declar- to me election oi unitea defendant’s and English guns silenced the Boers, but tteierring by a committee representing the Grand ations of trust made by the llookland,Camden, Belfast,Bucksport heard the oause States Mr. said: ui testator. The justice who nvw« fnnnH wanHc fill EnCV when the ceased and the Senators, Bryan Army ana others representing tne^ oiuy firing pickets or not the facts har- lid not deoide whether were for the some “I want a Senate that will be In and escorted to the Auditorium “In Bath for instance every yard was being plaoed night, by Chicago, relied upon by the appellant did create a of mony with the Congresses and the Presi- had been but what ( busy and in some cases the orews were mistake two companies the Liverpool Annex where apartments pro- srust in his favor, declded^that >mr»i ■»•*-* r> (1 rrn r*r%r\ H ff oon Vin n rl norl trovHa dent if we win this fall. If we had a headed aver the may have had move to 520 for one to be built vided for them. The eeoort was rights appellant About Sept. lO, I shall Congress Street, and simply waiting ship this either as Democrat or a in the Senate in aarlier in or to property, on Into a out of of the main Populist by the Denver Fife and Drun corps. Gen. to save risk of removal shall before commencing work another. hollow, sight or otherwise, had been volun- breakage by the place of John M. Thurston there beneficiary In one particular Instance no sooner was body, where they were surrounded by the Daniel E. Sickles arrived tonight. batrily released and aDanooneu uy mm would be no war in the in and vir- the schooner launched from the yard than Boers and suffered severely.” today Philppines, A programme for the religious exer- an or before June 1, 1889, by because that one vote would have been bue of a new arrangement with the de- 1 Sell the Entire commenced to clear so The Liverpools lost ten men killed and cises which are to be held in the Audi- Stock, the work was up fendant's testator. A decree was oonse- i Positively In sufficient to have carried the Bacon reso- that the keel of a second schooner might Capt. Plomer and 45 men wounded. torium tomorrow, has been arranged. rendered by him dismissing the and I do not believe that the ad- juently bo laid. In nearly all of the places I have additioh, they had 32 men missing. lution, The principal address will be Comrnan- bill. Beginning Monday, Aug. 27. Buffer’s other casualties ministration would have carried on a war He will that the evidence intro- mentioned, more than one large schooner Gen. August der-in-Chief Albert D. Shaw. Assuming the of the Senate .” duced by the appellant was sufficient to built while in some 23 were twenty men killed, wounded or against majority talk on “True Patriotism.” was being places show that a trust had once existed in his In conclusion, Mr Bryan, in suggest- DINNER several^ were in the process of construc- missing. favor as to|one undivided half of the prop- WARE, a series of for his hearers to TROOPS WILL STAY. is considered the tion. Lord Roberts also wires that General ing questions erty in question,bit by TOILET SETS, to their court that the evidence in the case, re- “Of course the most work is being done Pole-Carew occupied Belfast, near Mach- propound Republican friends, ferred to at length in the opinion fully August without proposed the following as to the Philip- FANCY in Bath. So far, according to the figures addoorp, 4, opposition. Governor Nash Says They Will Prevent sustains this finding of fact, and war- LAMPS, CHINA, net General Frenoh with four of pines: rants decree the bill given me at the custom house, the brigades Farther Trouble in Akron. the dismissing of “If a says is No Is raised the plaintiff, tonnage of the schooners launched is 20,- cavalry is moving east Machaddoorp. Republican imperialism question by PRESSED CLASS, Etc., and It is unnecessary to decide, as to to and it is the The .of the British Command- good, you ask him why it is; if he says 839 up July 1, expectation despatch what extent the acts and conduct of the er‘-in-Chief in Africa also that the Filipinos belong to us, ask him 25.—Gov. that scho oners of as much more com- South says: Cleveland, Ohio, August trustee and the cestui que trust, they be- 25 Per Cent Discount how we demand of him an ab- bined net tonnage will be launched before “There is a welcome green over the got them; Nash fears there may be further rioting ing sui juris, are competent for the pur- stract of title to the and he can- at that reason will of showing that a trust, which had the season closes. Every yard there is veldt, which, I hope, means that our rid- Filipinos Akron. For troops pose once had been- re- from retail which are the lowest in not even a deed existed, voluntarily my prices, are so much and animals will show quit-claim from be held there until Monday at least. busy. Wages not higher ing transport get graz- linquished by the cestui que trust in and Portland, who ever had to at a than usual, but every man is employed. ing shortly. They have fared badly of anybody any authority This decision was reached today in consideration of some subsequent because the “With the exception of the size I can- late.” give it.’5 conference here between the Governor transaction between them, acts and conduct of the in this SALE BEGINS AUG. 27 AND CONTINUES UNTIL DATE If not find that there is much difference Mr. Bryan talked tonight at Syndicate and Assistant Adjutant General Adams. appellant HALF RATES FOR SOLDIERS. case to June 1, 1889, and the to one the crowds he has Nash he the subsequent in the construction now and in former park pf largest Gov. said should keep reliance thereon by the defendant, as REMOVAL. 25.—The Postal when smaller schooners were built. 'Washington, August addressed during the campaign. The troops on duty until he was absolutely stated in the opinion, are sufficient to days 2 Show Cases and Desk for Sale. has extended the much of the which the from denying that 5 Counters, Nearly all of the schooners are having Telegraph company speech'covered ground satisfied that the lawless element would stop appellant of its cable service in behalf of he had so relinquished his equitable in- as the sails courtesy has been gone over before but the lan- make no further trouble. steam hoisting gear put in, terest in his property, whatever that in- the officers and men of the army serving was fresh and the illus- “The Akron citi- are too heavy to be handled to advantage guage generally ill-feellngjamong the terest may have been. in China and their families and friends new. evidence one by the crew. I found that several barges trations zens who participated in the riots seems The appellant offered in at one-half rate cable toff of the memoranda, or declarations of for coal and ice being built, this home, giving to be directed especially against the city are. trust, which had an unsigned paper, for social messages in plain language said the Governor. ‘‘I am JOHN a new officials,” year. This is, of course, feature BRAVE M’CALLA. prepared after the death of Lane and at- n. CONWAY, when these are sent and re- in shipbuilding in Maine. messages afraid that when the lawless element tached by mucilage, and containing, ceived through the Adjutant General of other an that “I can see no reason why the State fully realizes that the negro wa3 taken among things agreement the The cable officers in China Jackie’s Enthusiastic Praise of His this should be held by the de- should not have another army. into the city and sentenced and then property 18 Free Street. good season, fendant as trustee, ato, and also an as- aug25S&M and Gen, Chaffee have been advised or Commander. taken without the next year. While a great many schooners away again knowing signment to a third party of all the ap- this and messages coming interest in and I have been built, this year, Jail of.those de; arrangement slightest thing about the matter the pellants right, title and from there will be to the within and declaration stroyed in the November gale of two years grouped together, New 25.—Mrs. "Lawrence trouble may rise up again. The state agreement 2 Haven, August to whioh this is annexed and the property sent to the adjutant general and then will life and at Akron agofhave not been replaced. Then again Ryley of 110 Columbus avenue, this city, proteot property therein described.15 Objection having Insure forwarded to their destiny. as as your prop- thsra is a demand for schooners. A has received a letter from her brother, long necessary.” been made to the admission of the mem- orandum while this remained at- the owners in the John F. a United States marine Speaking concerning the punishment paper great manyof 6hip KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. Gaffney, until of the tached to it, “the court excluded it \ State are finding a demand from Califor- attached to the now stationed at rioters the Governor said the with oar Boston, 25.—The field of Mewark, thewnslgned paper was detached, which erty August day state officials will take no nia people who want to bny all the ships in which he extolls hand in the was done. the Massachusetts State Council,Knights Taku, China, Captain finally can hold of. The owners can McCalla as a man. prosecution. The memorandum, signed by Lane, they get of at Charles River this great Young Gaffney local Columbus, nark was then admitted without objection »nd agents, sell to good advantage,and are unloading is well known in this olty. He served “From what I learn,” said the Gover INSURANCE COMPANY afternoon, provided one of the most in- “the civil the took exception to the ex- own. nor, authorities there are appellant their shares in the schooners they under Captain McCalla in Cuba, and al- other that I teresting attractions of the season, Myer capable of taking care of the lawbreak- clusion of the paper. Held; ■ The value of is correct. )f London and Great Britain. shipping property appre- so in the Philippines. Gaffney’s letter ers and unless they should express to me the ruling was unquestlonalby Edinburgh, Prinstein, was one of the contestants over- ciating. But I cannot say whether or is as follows: their inability the State will take no Appeal dismissed. Exceptions in the broad jump and took second prize in the matter. The ruled. Decree below affirmed with addi- RALPH S. NOIL not it will go back to the value of a few “July 18, 1900. part local authorities with a jump of 21 feet 10 1-4 Inches. The are gathering evidence against those tional costs. The largest Insurance Company years ago when there was such a depre- “U. S. Chi- 25-inile motor race this eve- Flagship Newark, Taku, persons who were guilty of the STATE ACENT •*’ paced bicycle rioting PURSE. in the world a fire business. ciation, na—At war with China—You no doubt which culminated in the deaths of inno WILL TLAY FOR A doing ning between Burn Pierce of Waltham cent persons and the destruction of thou- AND ADJUSTER, have read in the papers that we were St. who and Stinson of Cambridge, was won by sands of dollars’ worth of Mr. R. L. Dawson of Louis, IN THE MURDER BELT. ashore in Tien Tsin, fighting the Boxers. property.” the former by a lap. Time, 41:48 2-5, played a match game of pool the past 8t We have been here one month and seven ENGLAND LOOKS TO of this Total Asset?, $70,325,675 17 Exchange AMEHfCA. week with Mr. Jerry Foster city niarl2M,W4FH .THOUSANDS ON THE WAY. and have had some battles. Suicide Which Recalls the of days, big Billiard has A Fate Lon 25.—The at the Palace hall, arranged or in the war ion, August policy of the Detroit, Mich., August 25.—Pythian Santiago, any place with with Mr. Foster next John Patrequin. United States towards China is to play a game and isn’t to be with this watched * headquarters the railroads report Spain, compared at the same place for a here with more Interest than is that of Tuesday evening WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY They have stood the tot dj« thousands of Pythians en route for De- place. Dawson 1155 h»»e other for purse of $100, Air. playing AYnnun South 25.—Fred any country, Englishmen be- asei of Nervous Du***.*1 Berwick, August troit. Members of the California oon- The Boer and the English war Isnt Foster’s 100. No doubt X I mlNlT lieve, somehow or other, that in the points to Air. U I llwliU as Diinness,Slet!>i<* Grant, aged 42, committed suicide at the which arrived in two in it, either, as you will see when the troubles Debility, ingent today spec- ahead, America will be the only there will be a large attendance to wit- • ft & III I ness and Varicocele.Atrtpkj5- horns of his Mrs. Andrew of this war into the with interests » clear the brais.stwf* mother, Grant, al cars under the leadership of story gets papers. power parallel to theirs. ness the game. AllAIN They Hrig. _ flvnl't at South this tht. circulation, makt Berwick Junction, evening. General Shafter of San Francisco are al- You could hear about the Maine and oth- bus! perfect, and impart » Grant’s suicide to mind the death brings ready making efforts for the selection of er ships during the Spanish war, but wait vigor to thi whole being. All drains and losses are checked permatuntly. v'|d*PJ*' are their condition often worries them into Coasumptlosotff1- of John Patrequin on March 4, 1894, San Francisco for the next biennial until you hear about the Newark and her properly cured, Insanity, Mailed sealed. Price $t per box; 6 boxes, with iron-clad legal guarantee to cure otrtto-' ^ which is still one of South Berwick's crew of 100 men ashore and mys- gathering. Several special trains and gallant going money, $5.00. Send for free, book. Address, PEAL MEDICINE CO., terious murders. Grant was Patrequin’s steamers from east, south and west will attacking villages with 15,000 Boxers in Sold only by C. II GUPPY & CO., 403 Congress St employer and he and a man named Oli- arrive tomorrow. them. And then wait till you read of ver Walker were the last persons with our captain, Captain B. H. McCalla, who LOSS _I Patrequin when he left the saloon of $300,000. strode off in front all the time, the man CITY OF PORTLAND. Fred Cai’ron in Salmon Falls, on Satur- New York, August 25.—Fire which with four holes in him, the man who day night, March 8, 1894. The follow- broke out this afternoon in the'top floor walked all the time and walked twenty ing Sunday morning Patrequin was of the building in Wooster, occupied by to twenty-live miles with wounds and To the Electors of said city: found under tne Boston & Maine rail- the Birkenwfeld-Strauss company, man- did not go to see a doctor. The Knack road bridge in an insenbile condition ufacturers of ladies’ underwear, caused “There is a man the country should be Notice is hereby given that the Board of Reg i strati on of Voters will bo in session at room and died the-following Tuesday. The a loss of about Six flremen of. lie is the man for He $300,000. proud you. numbered eleven (11), City Building, nine days ! T: coroner’s were unable to find were Of Good is jury any- overcome by the smoke and sent to took a lot of risk in going the way he did for the purpose of receiving evidence of the Printing that reflected on of voters, beginning Monday. Au- j thing Grant. Since the hospital. with us, but he got all but 31 of us out qualification the artistic into the gust 27th, and closing Wednesday, September insight then, however, Grant has drank heavily safe. There were four of our killed 1903. Hours—3 sessions BOSTON boys 5th, dally: “ art of all arts.” SWELTERED. 9 o’clock a. m. to 1 o’clock m. and had suicidal tendencies, and it was and 27 of them but p preservative wounded, England 3 o’clock m. to 5 o’clock in. 25.—One death and p. p. us is not often said when he had sufficient courage Boston, August lost 57 off one and 20 killed off until IT o’clock in the I With ship other 7 o’clock evening, printing he would take his life. Grant's chief two prostrations were recorded here to- excepting on the last day of said session treat it as an ships. the when it will not be in mechanical—we as the result of the heat, While the (Wednesday, fifth) occupation was the caring of wood lots. day “She had wounded 260 men. o’elocK in the afternoon. altogether session after5 art be trialed. did not above 90 the said said Board will revise and should mercury go degrees, She is the only who stuck to During time, country us; correct the Voting Lists; and the Wardens of to THREE BROWNED. humidity during the greater part of the Wouldn’t it be wise for you she was there all the time. We are losing said city shall be governed by said revised and day was intense. corrected and no name stiall be added to Corry, Pa., August 25.—At Findlay men every day, but I am back on the Lists, a trial order with us? or stricken from said Lists, on said day of elec- place lake, Chautauqua county, New York, LINEMAN’S DEATH. • ship. The 9th infantry an d 375 marines tion and no person shall Vote at any election whose name is not on said but the late this afternoon, a triple relieved us, Two of their officers were Lists; drowning Suncook, N. II., August 25.—Fred M. | Board of Registration will be iu session Sep- took place in which three killed and nine of them wounded in their tember the 10th, the day of election, for the cor- Pit promising a was killed late this THE THURSTON Willard, lineman, rection of errors that have occurred dur- young women lost their lives. first All nations lost 775 killed may They afternooon while a broken fight. revision. repairing ing said 97 1-2 EXCHANGE STI® were bathing in front of the Lake hous and wounded. China lost 15,000 killed AUGUSTUS F. Board of electric light wire. The body was taken GEIURISH, ) and it is supposed that they stepped into and wounded. See the difference in the JAMES N READ. 1 Registration M*- down by flremen. Millard was married ROBERT E. AHERN, ) of Voters. ’Phone 30 PORTLAND, one of the deep holes with which this killed and will you? August 1900. a few weeks ago. He was about 27 wounded, Portland, 21, lake abounds. “The men who were with me ashore aug21dtsep6 years of age. were all recommended to the Queen by CONCERNING MR. REED. Admiral Seymour. I think Jthey are all going to get medals. I hear that we are New York, August 25.—Thomas B. going home after this is over. I hope we Reed, ex-speaker of the House of Repre- SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. are. Our captain has home for a PTSoPel sentatives, will soon buy a large tract of gone month and he said he was to take land at Oyster Bay, L. I., adjoining the going all of his crew when he came back.” property of Governor Roosevelt, says the Z Gaffney is the third New Haven boy Cabinet Photos “Carbon Tribune. The deal is said to be well un- Finish,” % now fighting under Captain McCalla In In^Spot]—it. .i $4.50- X samples, (no marked from 2.36—all ilar to this one of Mr. Mann. One of Norton has long been an Invalid but Linens Counter. for this woman and talk with her. She at were 15c. never alike) 10c, tnese wa-> of a man who was in complaining, always cheerful and a Our is sizes. Injured was brought to the station and was! stock far superior to 4 cksctly tb» tame way as Mr. Mann while patient and ever hopeful of enjoying Our semi-annual One lot of Beat- confronted by Deputy Marshal Frith. X all others. Most any • sale Carpet diving in shallow water. Ills better health. subject Injuries The first this woman at very thing young ! ♦ of odds and ers, 12c, were 19c. Underwear prowl fatal. The other case was that of X you want—Observatory, Port- ends of Counter, Muslin. sal 1 to the Deputy Marshal continued j WATSON DYER a naan who had his buck broken lu a rail- land One lot of the ollicer's that X Head Light, X Table suspicion she was the | Mr. Watson Dyer died very suddenly Bug Lightf Crashes, Damasks, Hammocks, road accident. He Is still alive but Is of Two of guilty party. She said: at his home on street Satur- X Portland Harbor, Bird’s 4 at 42c. One lot of styles fine ceam a for Hampshire Eye round thread Jap- artppls life. Mr. I Linens, “Why, Marshal, do yon suppose day morning. He was 69 years of X View of ♦ French age. Portland, Union Sta- anese Corset Covers, that I would have the nerve to a odd dozens of Sets, enter The doctors pronounce the cause of Napkins, (five pieces) FELL TWENTY-FIVE FEET. house and lift Longfellow House. Long- 4 trimmed with lace and strange any rings?” death a clot of blood around the heart. Bed Embroidered teapot, sugar bowl, Now a fellow's Quilts, only professional crook or a po- Mr. Dyer learned the cooper's trade Birthplace, Longfel- 4 Swiss cream two embroidery, at 69c, lice oflioer would term stealing a ring or of hls father, the late James and pitcher and A Chile Dyer, low Mon- 4 Linens, Towels, Tray tu Cherry Alley Who Had a Monument^Soldiers’ been any other article “lifting,” and so the worked for him a number of He 86c and 1.00. At years. Coat of and saucers, at 50c Terrible l*‘all. knew uraent, Arms State of Cloths and other linen cups deputy that this was the person he then went into the grocery business for Ition,9 J same a lot of was after. But she would not acknowl- with in the 4 a been 98c. counter, himself near the Portland company's ^ Maine, any subject things, which have be- set, that she had taken white edge them, and works, where he remain* for some time. 4 bowl. ♦ lawn Aprons, with Hr. Connellan was called to come soiled or Saturday Oflioer Flckett had a talk with her. To out he went to tumbled, Haberdashery. Selling Cuba and en- 4 Thousands of at •Mend a child three or four years old who Oflioer Flckett the Sterling Sil- 4 deep hem, 13 l-2e. young woman final- gaged in the cooperage business there. to be sold at one-third tell about twenty or twenty-live feet and she ver with Portland One lot of ly acknowledge that knew where the About twenty years ago he returned to Novelties, J fancy per- Special value. pock on Its head. The father s name were and told him rings they could be Portland and for 16 years was employed on same. Hundreds T off today. cale at mark- tbs Worn stein and lives In engraved Shirts, 49c, Cherry alley. found In the pocket of a jacket which by J. H. Damien & a few Co., retiring of articles to take home * Corsets Counter. Rhen Dr. Connellan reached the the was in the closet at the pretty ed down from | place hanging place years ago. Ribbons Counter. $1.00. child was unconscious and had a to friends. f large she worked. Ollioers Fickett and Hen- He has not been well of late, complain- your bumb on l*»s forehead where It had struck ^ derson went up to this house and made ing a good deal about hls head. Satur- Underwear Counter, Knitted. One lot of “Z. Z.” the I* After a ground. short time It re- a thorough search. They found the about o’clock he An assorted lot of day morning eight went white coutil at covered consciousness and did not seem which the woman had de- McKENNEY’S One lot of fine Corsets, Jacket youDg out, but returned within an hour and broad lisle- to have | silk Ribbon suffered any severe effects from but there were no In tne | plaid scribed, rings sat down to smoke. Suddenly hls pipe thread 2.19, marked from 3.00. its fail. No bones were ribbed broken pocket of It. Henderson %vas not satis- dropped from his and before his LEADING JEWELRY and colored cord- Jersey mouth, STORE, fancy Also a lot of silk fied with this, but felt the jacket all over wife could reach him he was dead. Be- | j Combination Suits, white gor- OFF FOK DETROIT. X MonumentSquare. X ed Ribbons, which have and finally discovered a bunch In the sides his wife he leaves a son, Mr. J. Fred 4 augedtf a ed belt Hose X A.^, AAAAAAAA A A AA A a a a a A A. A and at marked Supporters, Members of the order of Knights of collar This was found to be the miss- been 42c and to ecru, 67c, Dyer. 50c, go black and all Pythias,their families and friends to the ihg rings, they having been neatly sewed / down from 89c and colors, at 25c a $1.00. number of fifty or sixty, left the Union Into the collar by this woman who is be- OVER AN yard today. at marked EMBANKMENT. TIGERS AND ELE- Also a lot of ecru 51c, from 75c. station Saturday morning at 8.C0 o'clock lieved by the polioe to have had some LIONS, lisle— on the regular Mountain division train experience in this kind of work before. PHANTS. The Accident Which Befell Peter Kelley Draperies Room. thread Equestrienne for Detroit to attend the biennial con- About midnight two boys were seen Trimmings Counter. Saturday Night. vention of Che Supreme lodge and the bi- to be hanging around the baker shop of Tights, knee length, at What nn Animal Trainer Says About One lot of ennial encampment of the uniform rank. Smardon on India streeet, just below fancy An Peter at No 51 Their Traits in 36c, marked down from assorted lot of All sections of the state were represented, Newbury. The police station was noti- Kelley, living Centre Captivity. while York printed Silkolene, in nearly all of the £3 companies in Maine fied that these boys seemed to be acting street, walking along street 50c. black and colored Trim- on his home about Satur- having one or more members among the rather funny, and the deputy ordered way midnight, (From the Chicago Record,) lengths, which have fell over at 18c a v*vuj Piumoio, day night, the embankment op ming Gimps, two onicers to go to the place and see “Personally I would rather undertake been used lo Counter. posite the match factory on West Com- decorate Linings I The following ware among the party what was wrong. After the first two to train jungle-bred lions than lions that yard, marked down from here: General mercial street atd was quite badly in- the walls of our leaving Brigadier Wesley officers had been sent, he sent two more are born in captivity. You may win the Drapery One lot of fine Taffeta jured. His groans were heard the 25c. Also a lot of steel G. Smith, General Gather B, Roberts, In the patrol wagon. They reached there by regard of the first class, but the others watchman at the match but are un- Col. Wilfred E. Ricker, Major C. E. and Officers Woodsum and McGrath en- night factory, are so accustomed to seeing everybody Department, Cambric, 36 inch, at 8c a ornaments for the ends who went to his assistance and then Bichardson, Capt. Philip II. Higgins, tered the bakery by the back way and that they resnect nobody. The idea that injured in any way, at 8c been 10c rang into the station for help. yard, and of at 11c. W. A. Gilman, John G. Geeman, Benja- found that the window had been forced lions desire to eat up their trainers is pre- neckties, Deputy Marshal Frith, with O Cl- a min L. Donnell, Harry M. Cribby, Wes- open and that some one was inside. posterous. I feed these lions twelve and yard today, regular 12 l-2c. ears Thompson and Smith got in ley L. Grlbben, Daniel Morrison, Wyer They entered and after hunting around a half pounds of fine meat every day at 12 l-2c. In this Notions Counter. the and hurried to price Greene and Arthur H. Robinson, all of for a while pulled out two young men patrol wagon 5 o'clock. If a lion was ravenously hun- Women's the of the accident. The man section we shall also sell Hosiery. Portland; Mayor Edward C. Reynolds, from beneath the counter where they place gry the case might be different. When A lot of double nain- Charles S. was taken in the wagon and conveyed to Libby and wife, John W. Ev- j were lilting. These young men were a beast gets mad and knocks you down A lot of fine his home on Centre where a today fifty-nine pairs of South street, hur- a his quality sook covered ans, Portland; Eugene Allen and j Henry P. Larosa and George D. Quimby. with blow from paw you must lie Dress ried examination was made and Mr. ruffied Muslin wife, Herbert G. Wood and wife, John The boys are between 18 and 19 years still. It would be useless to fight baok, Curtains, lace Hos- be fancy pattern at 10c. Also a B. Kelley was found to quite badly in- for If he should close his no Shields, Murphy, Edgar Brown, Harry H. old. The Quimby boy now has a case jaws bone at 79c a been 98c about the back and his right hand pair, iery, at 36c, marked Dunbar, S, F. Rand, WatervHle; Joseph of breaking and entering pending in jured would stand the pressure. I do not fear lot of Taylor Union *laton ind arm were badly swollen. When asked lion’s "and teeth—the to and wife, Winslow; Major Fred the Superior court. The officers reached the jaw paws and $1.25. down from 50c. at low tho accident occurred said olaws are the things that have left their Belts, marked Binary Bean and wife, Hallowell; the plaoe too soon to give the young Kelley 17c, le was on his home and he marks all over my body. Their claws Seavey Pittsfield; F. C. a chance to steal but way thought Sills from 25c. Powers, Capt. burglars anything, are sharp as fishhooks and take hold In Counter. Children s was on York street, but missed his way Hosiery Counter. Iittteiield, W. M, Simpson, Booth bay It was for the purpose of robbing the till Che same fashion. ! md walked over the bank. Harbor; F. E. Leavitt and wife, Lewis- of the bakery which Is supposed to be “Yes, I have been nipped by lions a u. hi. number of times, generally in the An assorted lot of One lot of Mens Underwear Counter, ton; Harrison, Calais; Fred Harris, filled on that lleshy fancy well Saturday night, they of the hand and the the Ipswich Bath; Major P. II. Stratton, Cambridge; MRS. TAYLOR WAS BADLY HURT. part leg; teetn entered the The clean at 35c a G. M. Buzzel, J P. Partridge, George place. charge against ave gone through with a snap. Fringes, yard, fast black cotton Stock- his wife and are the A lot of Board man, R. M. Niokersou, Fred them will be breaking and entering. Howard Taylor, four ohil- Still, the claws things that make fine light- the life of the lion tamer an marked down from 50c. Locke, fcikowhegan. Patrick Mulkern is at the police sta- < iren, wore riding on Forest avenue last ‘unprtferred ings, high spliced heels risk" In life insurance writing. merino Shirts and < and when near the in- weight tion again with a broken head. Ho evening Keeley are much brighter than lions and double at FUNERAL OF MRS. W. H. “Tigers knees, went home on Saturday night full of ititute at Morrills the horse became and can be taught many tricks, but they Needlework Counter. Drawers, size 34 to 50, at WILLIAMS. an on the :an never be relied on, as 12 the rum and disposed to make trouble for 1 rlghtoned by engine Maine treachery ap- l-2c, right sort pears to be their disposition and Inheri- G9c, marked down from The funeral of Mrs. W. H. Williams, his His abuse of tha children < Central and ran away, overturning the family. tance. They are tremendous fighters, and for use. for many a resident of this < The one A lot of em- present years city, aroused the anger of his son Patrick larrlage only severely injured if they cannot get in a row among them- fancy 1.00 and 1.25. was held Saturday afternoon at two who proceeded to expostulate with the 1 vas Mrs Taylor, who was carried into selves they are ready to help others. The broidered satteen and closest call I ever had in life was o'olock at her late residence, 311 Brack- old man. The father would not brook 1 he oilice or Dr. H. F. Emery and later my Gloves Counter. a over the s ett when jaguar got partition In Alen Hosiery Counter. street. The services were conducted Interference from his son and he the 1 ■uken to her home on Washington ave- Pillow got the big den Into the oage occupied by a art-ticking Cases, by Ur Blanchard assisted Rev. A. H. North in an ambulance, to a by worst the argument that followed. The nue, Deering, ion and undertook take bone away been and One lot of extra from the latter. I went in and undertook $1.00 $1.50, qual- Wright. There was a very large attend- boy got his father down after a good I she was injured Internally and her hip One lot of blue bo drive the jaugar hack into her own navy ance of relatives and friends and an deal of trouble and hell him on the floor vas badly bruised. to at 50c Also four button Kid sage. The beast turned upon me and go today. ity abundance of ribbed flowers. The pall bearers until, the police officers were attracted slawed me horribly, while the lion took Jersey Bathing AT FARMINGTON. a lot of round denim Gloves, tans and modes, Were Prentiss TROTTING- v whack at back. When I was Loring, George F. Jun- to the place by Ills cries for help. When my all sizes for men dragged out of the cage the new Suits, klns, Harry Verrlll and Joslah P. Wes- token to the station the old man’s Farmington, August 25.—The trotting inally Piazza at 15c. at marked down police suit of clothes that I wore was a mass of Cushions, $1.25, °ott. f Park this was and at marked The interment was in the old fam- head showed the effects of his son’s effort it Fi'anklin afternoon was scarred boys, 42c, tatters, and I and bloody from $1.50. Also an ily lot at Pine Falmouth. in the i In the 2.87 class. T., from head to heels. This famous Grove, to preserve peace family. food. George fight down from 62c. Also a occurred In with the W. Leather Goods Counter. About $300 worth of beautiful foreign < iwned by William Jones of Lewiston, Washington C. odd lot of lisle- LADIES' FALL FOOTWEAR. 1 I had a number of heavy 1 Joup show. encoun- It at the station von in straight heats. Best time, 2.29)^. lot of Binbortdery polioe ters with Wallace, who was set down on boys’ good quality The Palmer Shoe advertise a four was won thread Gioves for company a claimant, It was stolen, so L'he 2.29 class, starters, gby ;he bills as ‘the man-eater.5 He had bicycle choloe awaiting An assorted lot of ■worsted as- line or ladies’ boots for fall wear, owned W. Pottle from < clawed Sweaters, the police believe, by a man name Bid- l Susie S., by King- shewed and many men, but never riding, at 25c, been 50c Btnbracing everything that Is new and 1 leld. Best 1-5, < saten one, but he did occasionally feast on Boston at svell, who was held on Saturday by the time,2.26 Bags, 59c, sorted colors, at stylish. oall attention ! borse. So many stories nave been told and 62c. 1.50, They particular in Mass. BATTLE AXE WON. t° grand jury for burglary Lynn, ibout Wallace by trainers that never their h. & S. custom boots on which marked from $1.00. marked from 2.00. Bidwell stole this grip full of embroidery Holyoke, Mass,, August 25.—The Au- 1 landled him it would b8 idle for me to they have made a special price, also the ■epeat them, as I had him all the time he Counter. In Providence and brought it to Port- ^ ;ust meet of the Holyoke Park associ- ] Infants' Outfits Sorosig which in vas in this country/ That famous lion boots, they always carry for a small closad this when Battle Goods Counter. Umbrellas Counter. land where he pawned it t ,tion morning , In an Fancy stock, lied two years ago express car lot of fine mm. The embroidered articles are piano Lxe won the last two heats and the 2.25 vhile on his travels. One nainsook of The sum- nave a fancy for on jovers, table covers and fancy pieces c lass pace, unfinished Friday. i “Tigers sliding One lot of Ther- A lot of ladies’ storm heir backs, ami getting you at a disad- fancy Dresses, trimmed with lelicate and arttestio workmanship. nary: What Shall We Have for Dessert ? ! \ vantage, as they lie and claw upward. < mounted on lace and Swiss .25 Purse $390. L’he moment you turn to leave a mometers, embroid- Garments, navy blue, This question arises in the Class, Pace; (Concluded) cage family every 3ENATOB WELLINGTON MAY they are liable to slide Its whole lengtn bey. Let us answer it Jattle b 2 2 111, art at were for black and at today. Try Jell-o. Axe, g, ind draggyou down before you can raise placques, 18c, ery, children six green, grey, a SPEAK HEBE. lower b 1 4 3 8 3, delicous and healthful dessert. Pre- Boy, g, rour whip. pared in two luoceed, r g, 4 3 2 2 4' 29c. months to three 2.98, marked from 6.00. minutes. No boiling! no has wired “But, take my word for it. the most years Erving Winslow of Boston Jessie ch 5 5 4 4 2 baking! add water and ^ Edgemark, m, { animal can encounter in' simply boiling if it is langerous you •et • state Committeeman Swett that j[ Junkhurst, b g, 3 1 dr. to cool. Flavhrs:— Lemon, Orange, , menagerie is a ‘bad elephant.5 I’ve of 2.22 2.28 2.22 Baspberry and Strawberry. Get. a pack- 1 lesired Senator Wellington Maryland, Time, 2.27 1-2, 1-2, 1-2, 1-4, i seen with 'em for forty years and I ■ge at 3 .28. 1 mow.” OWEISr, MOORE & CO. MOOBE & CO. MOOKE & CO. yourgrocers today, 10 ots. vho has turned to the Bryan standard OWEN, OWEN, TO LET. FOR SALE. L. FOR SALE. a A LONG SWIM. A FIELD DAY. Capt. Sumner Webber of the U. S. WOODFORDS. H. steamer Mistletoe of Tompklnsville, fine rent of seven words inserted under tills Read SALE—For home cr are his LET—A separate Forty iiivestni«nt~T7'' N. Y., with his w'.fe visiting is family house, 16 rooms In rO rooms, bath, heat, etc. This jpnt first one week for 25 Foil perfect Mrs. H. S. Hamilton. cents, caslt In advance. close Lincoln flue Thursday there was a very daughter, lass in every respect; nice location. Trice by Park; lot; now and from tile Cape to the Beatli at Cush* f>r«at Diamond Cottager* Had a Pood evening Conser- selected Prof. Harry G. Webber of the ? 16. Also furnished or unfurnished rent of occupied by tenants, and pavieS i?f,3 crowd at Kiverton, in fact one of cent on Time. large of is the guest Of f our rooms. 72 OCEAN AVENUE. 27-1 Oli SAL?!-!’ well established confection per prices asked. Also a g00ifl great possibility greatly needed at that point for some younger Rea! First National Bank AJLL, Estate, TO CLOS E EST AT E—An BARGAlNS-Second-hand such a done. The tub race was won by Robert Chap- ware a few in the who had ener- i sale" excap. piANO Zaiilw thing being They hardly time and the residents are much pleased. party uilding.25-1 FORtlonablv desirable modern house, located P aims. 7 1-3 octaves, carved legs and to start a ball but this believed that it would be for any fnan, Charles F. Flagg and Ira Ber- gy enough game, rear Western hard wood corners, in good condition; l ]uri possible Arthur C. Frost, the market gardener, that r PO LET—A very pleasant suite of 2 rooms, Promenade, having McPhalf i was more remarkable for the errors t 75 feet front- man, cash or installments. At’ HTiviw no matter how a swimmer ry were second and third. hot and cold water, steam heat, furnished loors, open fireplace, etc., nearly man, expert respectively Forest Avenue, Kiverton, has recently were made than for the BRIDGE’* PIANO 507 good playing. 0 r unfurnished; also one single room. 142 tge on street, sunny exposure and unobstructed ROOMS, 1-2 Cone the The race was won Rooms 7 and over he might be, to brave big, dashing rowing by Philip completed a new boiler house to be used Late in the afternoon the party sat down ^ LEASANT t>T., comer of Park St. 24-tf new. Inspection by permit only; price $0500. street, 8, Owen & Mo.ir*'™* First one of clam bakes FREDERICKS. VaILL, Real __ waves and very strong current which al- Chapman and Ralph Emery, who had for hot beds for to Mitchell’s famous Estate, 25-1 heating early vegetables of r HO LET—House No. 5 Park Place, hot ana National Bank Building. as their which was declared to be the equal __24-1 OR SALE-House 44 ways runs in this channel. Some people Lawrence Dpy coxswain. of all knds. 5 cold water, hot water heat. 8 rooms and Carle ton streetTi any shore dinner ever served at this fa 8ALE—Less than 3 l-2c per foot; a bar- IP rot.ms. with bath at d In the ra ce the V im came out ath; house No. 12 Lancaster, 7 rooms; upper laundry. steamh«t even thought that the attempt would be yacht Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peters and Maste mous resort. The Masons reaohed home FORgam In a corner lor, in Deerlng District; set bowls, hot and cold water. To r ant, 3 rooms, No. 49 Hanover. Apply to be sold commanded Brann. sasy terms of payment, corner Concord and se tie the estate of Samuel Waterhons- a fool-hardy one. first, by Captain Walter of Linoolu street are a about 7 o’olock. V ULLlAJd H. WILLARD. No. 184 1-2 Middle i„° spending Leland Sts., get out of electric car at Decrlng quire of SAMUEL WATERHOUSE & snvs The was second _ s treet. 24-1 There were two gentlemen, however, Ethel, Captain Goodnow. week at Center, corner 70 ft. front, only one street 307 Fore i Putnam Hall, Lower Bartlett, lot, street.__ the r liO LET—In western part of city, detached away from electrics and schools. See W. W. who were confident that they could make and Nautilus, Captain Lawrenoe, N. H. WIT AND WISDOM. 1 house of 10 rooms, slate roof, 3 double bay HOOPER. 60 Pleasant avenue, not far away or SALE—A ladies’ wheel for sale. TerZ the swim and were determined to was third. 23-1 1PORmoderate. Address MISS they The children of Wiliam W. Har- ___ \ ,'indows, steam heat, bath and laundry, special address at Woodfords. 1. A. COKKiv c onsideration for term lease. Address H.. 174 the try the before the present The twenty yards dash by several are Sherwood._ 25-1 experiment mon, the Woodfords barber, visitingr Ills First Patient. 1 leal street. a of in- _24-1 SALE—For the season should roll by. These gentlemen young ladles caused great deal relatives at Monmouth. SUMMER BOARD. $2«.'.01, first 84 voluiiZ IPORof Maine in terest. Miss Mollle Droved to r 10 LET—On Peaks Island for balance of Reports, ierfet conditio? were Mr. Warren Carling of Toronto, Fairbanks Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Forest 1 of a Boston Watson, season, cottage of 7 large rooms, well fur- Forty words Inserted under tkis Rend formerly property lawyer now who is a student in the Toronto be the [most fleet of foot. MIsb Bessie r ished and Convenient, near deceased. Will complete set if desired ana Can., Avenue, Oakdale, were guests Thursday very fireplace, week for 25 ensk In advance. best view on island. Rent for one cents, sell for $--*90.00. ALVIN C. DK1 S*l T and Mr. Gordon of White was second and Miss Helen maing, the §15 lt ,! University, Cushing at the Gem of the Bay, Prince’s Point. est of season. A. C. LIBBY, 42 1-2 Exchange Exchange Street, Portland, Maine. Montreal, who is the son of Mr. Thomas White was third. The potato race by B treet. K38 Elm Cottage, West Tolaud, Henry Woodfords is working at J. 24-l_ SALK-Beautiful eountrv Borne near WANTED—AtMe., good board at reasonable rates. Yrou of the Montreal the ladles was both interesting and LET—To a small family second flat No. FOUelcctr.cs. cliurclies, depot, stores etc Cushing, president Dresser’s Woodfords livery stable. will make no nil take to investigate the 110 39 Pino street. 7 rooms and hath, hot and place, bouse is boated by steam and has all These two funny, and the created and the prices will be to MltS. II. improve! Crewing company. young laughter; Mrs. D. B. of Stevens Avenue, old hot water all modern conve- right. Apply mcnis, about 30 acres of land, shade trees Smith, water, heat, E. Me. ami was most furious. Miss Bessie White was month. to ALLEN, West Pokyul, large barn. For prico and men, in talking with other guests of the wife of Manager Smith of the Kiver- nances. price $25.00 per Apply _25-2 particulars apply li Un.. J.-1 most favorable and that the rays of the ond; and Porter Hemingway was third. Iry, garden with iruit trees. Possession Octo- >er. Apply 2C2 MIDDLE 23-1 SA LE—a hannsome siflidie pony, weight sun were to be about as torrid as Robert Goounow was first in the fifty ST._ FORabout too afraid of likely Parlies Old Home lbs., nothiug. Address GOltHAM. KEN l. —Building suitable tor storage ot attending T. O. BOX any that have shone down on the island yards dash with Philip Chapman second 413.22-1 tPOKall kinds, Including furniture; contains 2 Week celebration will miss if it in this summer. Aocordinlgy they gave and Franklin Lawrence third. Chapman loors, about 30 x 45; price very reasonable to SALE—A house tirst class repair, con- for the at the Jose house iesirable alter into stable If they do not visit the ... IjU)Rtaining S rooms; live minutes' walk from the word that they would be ready dur- and Lawrence were the winning combi- Arrivals week party; might lesired. For particulars apply to FREDER- City nail. Owner leaving the stats and will in the three race with Rob- were: Charles E. Clements, Waterville; sell on terms. care ing the forenoon to show their prowess. nation legged Patient (waiting impatiently at doctor’s ICK S. VAILL, Real Estate, First National easy ”S,” Portlaud Dailv Larse R. Sank 23-1 Gem of the Press. After surveying the situation they decid ert Chapman and Ralph Powers second J. S Bracket t, Limington; office)—When will the doctor be here? Building. Bay. Take Yarmouth car3 leaving 6.45, 8.16, 10.15. ed that would iirst row over to that and Dan Drummond and Harrison Chap- Brown, Auburn; Fred Floyd, Portland; I’ve been half an hour. RENT—Corner ren1, seven rooms, flown E'OR SALE—New modern house of eight they waiting nearly FOR -* H, stairs. 162 Franklin St., nice order, quite 10.45,11.15, 11.45 a. m., 1.15, 1.45, 2.15, 2.45, 3.15 rooms centrally located. Bath, cemented shore on is man third. W. A, Laynes, New York World; F, Servant—What of that? The doctor part of the Cape which situ- mnny; price reasonable for year rate, posses- cellar and all modern conveniences. Also two Gor- 3.45, 4.15, 6.15, 8.45 p. m. aug2dnn ated the casino The supper and dance took plac9 in El- Dam, Woolfords: Sadie Bonnlson, has been waiting nearly four mouths for lion given at once. Enquire A. C. LIBBY, family house In western part of city uear ear Cape Cottage building 121-2 or F. N. HOOPER. 482 Dr. H K. J. B. you!—Flieeende 'Blotto**, Exchange St., line. Will bo sold low. W. P. CARli, Room 4. and would then try to swim back to the well hall. ham; Hall, Portland; Congress street. 22-1 185 Middle St. F. A. Thomas, Port- _21-1 beach on that part of the island where Worden, Portland; RENT—Next to corner, 6 rooms. 160, up- SALE—House, barn and 30 acresot SUFFRAGE DAY. R. H. South L, FORstairs, nice price rea- IheCHECKLEY are placed the bathing houses, In order land; Dyer, Portland; order, quite sunny; FORland at Fryeburg, Me., finely situated for Important to Mothers. ionable for year rate; possession given Sept. Ocean C S A. Mad- summer or all year residence; good or to prevent any danger that might happen Friday was Suffrage Day at park. Hutchinson, Portland; 5th. Inquire A. C. 42 1-2 Exchange Prout’s Me. fishing Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, LIBBY, St., Neck, gunning; very pleasant; old toiks gone; owner The was to a L. A. Farrell, Bos- irf, N. 482 Street. 22-1 and to have parties near at hand to ren- morning session given pa- den, Louisville, Ky.; HOOrER, Congress says sell; price only §1500; call between Sand a eafe and sure remedy for infants and children, NOW OPEN. another boat accom “Woman the Out- ton; A. S. A. Kegars, Boston; George furnished rooms, modern house, Deer- 10 o'clock foreuoous. DALToN, 53 Exchange der any assistance, per. Suffrage Logical see that it '" and TWOing 12 minutes from Preble ST. come of E. M. E. P. Col- Highlands, St, For terms and circulars apply to panied them, following directly behind Evolution,” written by Mrs. Bessey, Goiham; Phillips, pleasant views, radiator heat, electric lights, lit A C. FOSS, Prop., SALE—Two (2) new modern houses on H. of Portland and read Miss orado; James Colorado Springs; Bears the use of bath, two minutes from three different the swimmers. As they started out on Bigelow by Phillips, Jel4d3m Front’s Keck, Me. FORDeering Highlands, never :ar lines, brick sidewalk on street, health- occupied,every- S. A. Clark. This took a new Samuel Portland; William Pills- Signature of very thing new ana modern, el.-etrie their undertaking quite a number of their paper up Regan, ful and convenient no reason- lights, bath, location, board, heat, etc. Price right and terms C. B. of the that the C. H. West able Address A. G., Box 1557. 22-1 WANTED—MALE UKLP. easy. friends remained on the beach to witness phase subject by showing bury, GorhatCf; Bradbury, In Use For Over 30 Years. price. DALTON, 231 IVoodfords avenue. 15-2 Bux- the There were also a number of male element of life was Buxton; Miss Laura Booth by, West The Kind You Have Bought, STRANGERS looking for respectable home event. originally feeble, Always SALE—At comfort, can find nice rooms at £9 CON- inducements to agents. ample wt'h South Portland, two tene- on the shore who were in- undeveloped and that ages passed before ton; George Hun toon, South Portland; f*|>IG FOR entrance people Cape GRESS ST.___22-1 terms for 10c to cover mailing etc. HAS- ment, separate house, modern it became the seem- J. V. N. street. conveniences, extra corner lot Will be sold terested spectators. When Mr. Darling equal to female. The Monson, Passie, J.; Captain LET—At KELL, 160 Newbury 25-1 Highland Squa-e. Deering, new on easy monthly payments to reliable party. of woman has been tem- J. Kelley, New York; Dr. D. E, Pat- TO house ten rooms, bath, anif Mr. Cushing pushed their boats out ing subjection Tl»e Button Fiend. single large attic, and special agents for an Call 8 to 10 a. in. C. B. DALTON. 53 Exchange corner lot, and on line of elec- to man an for de- ten, Worden, Gorham; sunny pleasant, WANTED—LocalOld Line Life Insurance Good street.15-1 from the island and prepared to row porary give opportunity Boston; Joseph for two Company. Mt’Jigger—He’s the most loud mouthed trics, desirable families using on# contracts with renewal commissions. Address a to the same extent. The James Wallace, kitchen, or or house. Terms SALE—The beautiful across they were given hearty cheer by velop ing growth George Gammon,Boston; fellow I ever met. He hasn’t all his lodging boarding GENERAL AGENT, Box 432. Portland, Me. surburbau resi- reasonable. Apply 8 CEDAR ST. Bing right FORdence, No. 52 Glenwood th9ir friends, now is in the direction of equal stand- Portland; Walter Douglass,Portland. has he? 25-1 avenue, Peering buttons, bell,21-1 Highlands, every modern convenience, finely went well and Mr. ards of and for Mrs, Jacob Baker, formerly of Gorham Thingumbob—No, indeed! He’ll very if taken now. Everything Darling living equal opportunities buy LET—Furnished rooms at No. 7 C. St.; —Government Positions. Don’t located, sunny, price right and a much respected woman, widow of WANTED for the or other C. P. DALTON, 23i Woodiovds avenue. 15-2 and Mr. Cushing rowed across to the man and woman, After the paper a every new one that comes out during the ItO ling left hand bell. Apply at house or prepare post office! any the late J, C. Baker, was brought here C. J. 1*6 A 20-1 civil service examination witnout seeing our campaign.—Philadelphia Press. McDonald. Exchange St., city. SALE—New two tenement Cape shore without any difficulty and question box was conducted by Miss De- from Massachusetts yesterday and was catalogue of Information. Sent free. COLUM- house at RENT—Lower rent of 7 rooms and bath, JFOREast Deering. near schools, stores and of the Old Orchard from the at BIAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE, Wash- then swam back to the island. They were Merritt, president buried Congregational chapel FOR cars, hot aud cold water, steam heat, excellent ington, D. C. 25-2 street overy modern convenience, bath 2 in. The services were conducted < timed in their feat and when they had Suffrage club. This brought out a help- p, by Tlie Youth’s Companion wants to know location. Inquire morning or evening, NO. 120 etc. Will be sold on asy monthly paymeito. Rev. Dr. George Lewis of South Ber- EMERY ANTED—Men to learn Barber trade. New Call on C. B. DALTON, 231 Woodfords avenue. swam up to the beach and had walked up ful discussion on such questions as "Will why “Pond’s Extracts like Time.” and truly ST.___aug7-tf wick. The music was the room nr only weeks ail by Congrega- rilo LET— Large, furnished front with system: eight required; ___ women vote if do “Because it heals a wound." to their bathing houses the watches were empowered to so?” tional The floral answers, many jl alcove, steam heat, bath room tools donated; wages Saturdays. Steady posi- quartette. offerings gas, privi- E^OR G room cottage on were The funeral leges. torenoons at 19 ELLSWORTH tion guaranteed when through. Special induce- SALE—Pretty coxy out the It was found Will women vote according to their very large and costly. Inquire A Irvins street Tlioinas Wood- pulled by judges. ments this month. Write lor catalogue. (was street). was under the direction of Mr. L. W. wanted. STREET.___l-tf fords, bath, cemented etc. Price that the time for the round trip was ex- judgment or as their relatives vote?” MOLER’S BARBER SCHOOL, New York City, cellar, only Brown. The interment was at Eastern riiO LEt1—House ?Jo. io Gray street, lo rooms §1500. Very easy payments, like rent. S’cure are women indifferent on J 25-1 actly thirty-two minutes, Both of the “Why many and bath, newly papered and painted this for a home. C. B. DALTON, 231 Wood- cemetery, Forty words inserted under this head also house No. 3 Dana and successful swimmers this question?” The afternoon session throughout; Block. to work on farm and drive fords avenue. persevering one week for 25 cash in advance. Pearl street. of C. H. 219 _154 cents, Enquire RANDALL, WANT!D—Manmilk wagon in Portland. Address G. M„ bl.fi. came in for some loud praise for their was opened with music by Mrs. Moore Commercial St., or 112 State St. augldtf SALE—Magnificent high .11,000 SOUTH PORTLAND. ■■■ :■ this office. 24-1 FORsquare feet, at Ottawa Park (Cliff Co of Saco. A audience had assembled tage), work. Their feat was the talk at the Ot- large at Road Farm OUSES AND APARTMENTS—Frederick over 200 teet ocean frontage. Finest building High HELP WANTED—Reliable men to to Mrs, Carrie Catt of WANTED—Boardersfor and October. S. Valll has the largest list of desirable lot on Cape Shore. Price $6000. Calls to tawa and abouc the island throughout the greet Chapman September Special sell our line of Kfyu rates to MRS. R0S00E G. SMITH, houses and apartments for sals and to let of MALE high grade lubricating m. C. B. DALTvN, 53 Exchange St. 15-5 of left for De- parties. and or com- day. Both swimmers stood the remar k- New York, the president the National Mayor Reynolds Saturday 21-1 any real estate office In Portland. His spec- oils, greases, specialties. Salary Cornish, Me. i mission. American Woman to attend the biennial con- baity Is negotiating mortgages, collecting rents, Address. MUTUAL REFINING SALE—A house lot on Pleasant avenue able aquatic journey in good style, went Suffrage Association. troit, Mich., Ohio. DOOM WANTED—By an elderty womm of and the economical management of property. CO., Cleveland, 24-1 FORDeering District. 00x183 feet. Inquire at She in her usual dear and attract- vention of the lodge, Knights « along without being assisted at all and spoke Supreme refinement. Must' be convenient to elec- | Apply RJLAL ESTATE OFFICE. First FRED V. MATTHEWS, 39G Cong; ess street’ ive an of which will be held there this tries. Describe room, liow heated and give an Building. ily25dlmo VVr ANTED—An industrious, honest and were not tired or weakened from their manner, giving account of the Pythias, Nationanpfck *» __ _u4~ idea of price with or without Doard, furnished reliable young man, 15 to 18 years of age, week. rrtO LET—First class rent of eight rocms at AKER’S OVEN FOR SALE—On* So. S exertions when they had finished tbeir change brought to woman's life through or unfurnished. A. R. Box 1557. to learn the furnishing goods and hat business, Address, M., J- 223 High St. Price $‘25. of GKO. baker’s oven and cooking im- Mr. Allen Hackett and Mrs. Inquire references Apply at once STAND- \ Mlddleby work. They stated that the water was of the gradual removal of many inaustries daughter, C. HOPKINS. 88 1-2 Exchange St. jeldtf required. One baker’s wagon and one de- ___21-1 ARD CLOTHING CO., 544 street. plements. who have been at Congress pung v^tth baker’s Call onorad- a fine temperature. from the home, As men have from time Spaulding, stopping WANTED-a large house suitable RENT—House No. 63 Gray street. Nlnei 1 livery top- _ _23 P. A. Me. Trustee HOUSEfor or FOKrooms beside bath and store rooms diess SMITH. Waterville. to time taken work from the their at Ocean Park for the sum- Sanitarium in Portland suburbs; halls, ; business with The distance between and the hands of cottage WASTED-Energetic"" man, of the estate W. Cushing’s rent not to exceed Address with hot ana cold water, set furnace with of J. Lemont, bankrupt. $50 month. tubs, heat; extensive acquaintance and moderate shore is a mile and a half. To the women opportunity has been offered for mer, are at the home of Mrs. Hackett's full C. J. good room. All in first class order. En- Cape particulars. BAIEEY, Rockland, yard capital or state representative; good income __aaHjjfT- broader interests. The that have Me. 21-1 quire at 44 DEERING noon or observer standing either on the westerly changes son, Mr Fred Hackett on Kelsey street ST„ morning, certain. Address “ii,” the Press. 22-1 EjtOR SALE -Elegant musical goods, pianos, come are but the working out of the di- night 22 tf A music violins, mandolins, lazzas of tho Ottawa house or in the for a week before leaving for their home boxes, guitars, p vine law which has human welfare its fjlUGHT active youn» man wanted to act banjos, cornets, harmonicas, sheet LOST AND FOUND. 1* popular Cape casino building this distance looks nd. A work oonfereaoa followed in at Pittsfield, as news agent. Apply CHlSIiOLM BROS., | music, instruction books, superior violin and 283 St. John St. 21-1 banjo strings; please call at HAWKS’S. 4U to be as as a mile and a which Mrs. Catt gave valuable sugges- Mi6s Susie Sawyer of Gray was at adrift 2 miles east- __ miscellaneous.___ hardly great up August 2id, Congress street. auT-4 tions to the clubs for effective work. PICKEDward ami outside lights a 15 foot I 0. G. will have a ANTED—A capable over 16 years of half. However, the intervening space Pleasantdale, Friday, calling on friends. Cape LODGE, T„ Wr boy Large delegations from Portland and dory painted white. Owner can have same by AltCANAI’le Supper ou Wednesday evening, Aug. age. Apply THE JAMES BAILEY CO., SALE—Faim of 35 acres; largtPtwb, has been Miss is one of the teachers In the and surveyed by the government Old Orchard were present and many Sawyer paying charges proving property. JOSIAIl 29, at 8.30 o’clock. All ladies are requested to 2C4 Middle street. 21-1 IjtORstory house, situated on the Bridgton mad, friends of the cause from other states. Elm street scnool. PILLS BURY, Willard St., Willard, Me. 25-1 bring a 27-1 8 miles out, near Duck large elm trcee officials and found to be of this length. pie._ N i.RGF.TIi: man to manage branch; 8 Gary Pond; When a ** around the house; has been run as a summer the session closed hearty vote t»atd> ui id u, WILL the gentleman that picked up my #125 month; extra commissions. Old es- Then, too, Mr. Darling and Mr. v'.uiu.ts.cniig gut?DL TT IJIANOS TO LET—l second-hand squares. house. Pleasant location for sum- Cushing of thanks was to purse on wait at Peaks re- 1 tablished lmuio. be well boarding given the assembly for Island, please cheap for cash or by installments, one Must recommended swam a distance somewhat a of Mr. William Roberts at Crockett’s turn to No. 3 Tolman MRS. II. M. KIL- up- mer guests. Inquire of C. B..PRIDE, Duck exceeding its courtesy and hospitality and to Mrs. Place, right $85, a fine set Buffet claronets, l Boston nnd iurnish #800 cash. MANAGER, Drawer BOKN, and receive reward. 25-1 New Conn. 20*3 Pond._aug7-4 U mile and a half. Their course was in a Catt for her helpful words. Corner. musical coruot. HAWES, 414 Congress St. 28, Haven, 25-1 /lOVKRNMKNT FOSITIONB-Don't SALE —The only avid'.able lot ot land Miss Florence Nutter has returned to book a sum ot ______prepare diagonal direction from the Cape shore containing ¥0Ron THE FOUND—Bank Al tor any civil service examination without the Western Promenade, located be- TEACHERS HOMEWARD her on a money. Owner can have same by proving TO LOAN Oil first and second tween of and .they were also diverted to quite an home Evans street, from visit seeing our illustrated catalogue of information. the residence* Messers. Cartland aad urn™ n property. ROSS EVANS, hackman, Union MONEYmortgages on real estate, life insurance a to Sent free. COLUMBIAN CORRESPON- Conley. Also first-cl&sa furnished cottage, extent by the powerful currant. Long island. Station. 2M policies and notes or any good security. Beal DENCE COLLEGE. Washington, D. 0. 11-2 stable and land at Willard Beach. Apwj Delaware Breakwater, Del., August A child of George Bartlett, Main street, estate bought, sold and exchanged. .1, P. to TRUE BROS No. 394 Fora street. 31-tf HELP WANTED. BUTLER, 48Vs Exchange street. auglo-4 RED MEN’S FIELD DAY. 25.—The government transports McPher- Knigbtville, is reported sick with ty- Ilf ANTED— Recruits for tlio U. S. Marine vvondkrfulTnew diunk, gi.orta "* Corps, able-bodied, sober men, between estate for sale at south Crook and bear- — son, Rawlins, Sedgewick, phoid fever. WANTED-An expert stenographer and The Indigestion is the often FORTi.AND—There never was a time ,T unsuspected 21 and 35 years old. fine chance for service on Real typewriter of cause ing the Cuban teachers, passed out to Mr. Fred J. and a of considerable experience that robs men of manly vigor and women shore in China, Guim. Alaska and when such trades could be bought in South Melaugh party and at Philippines, quick figures. Address A. B., Aaburn, of freshness and producing on board of ; Portland real estate as at present Will sell The First Annual Occurs sea on the beauty, premature Puerto Rico and ship in every part 1 Monday, voyage to Havana at 5 friends left this to ot old Half a with lots in city Saturday spend Rle-_25-1 age. day of new life in every the world. *203 Middle St., Portland amt houses good good neighborhoods Apply with most modern Improvements at S •ptember 3, at Long Island. o’clock this evening. Sunday with friends at Lewiston. drink. INGALLS BROS., Agents. auglo-4 70 Harlow St., Bangor. Maine. Jlyl9dtaug31 j ipriees.Ur Yl.rANTED—An Trim- below anything ever offered before. House.High experienced Millinery 8. contractor and j Harry Rogers, Elm street, has entered mer wishes for Fall DeLong, ! street $1200; bouse, Shawm ut street, $1000 position season. NOTICE—C.builder; promptly attended SHOES FOR THE SOUTH. References. State Address Jobbiug to; FEMALE HELP WASTED. house. Front street. fiOOO: house, Parker bans the employ of F. D. Folsom in Portland. wages given. estimates given; houses for sale and to The committee of the Red Men on L. F. 1 let; 8'ii0; lot of land, Broadway, Jioo; lot at Cash’! ^£L^_care Twombly, Nahaut, Mass. 25 also care Narragansett Pier, R, I., August 25.— Miss Mae Gardner, who has been in mortgages negotiated, of property, ! Corner. 100x400 ft.. $150. I also have some of field day has made all for Carpenter’s shop 204 Federal St. Call or 'IX'ANTFD—A young la iy clerk, one who Is at Port- preparations The Southern Shoe Jobbers’ association of her WANTEb-Soda fountain man and 2 table the most desirable building iota South the.home cousin,Miss Ethel Fuller- write 86 EXCHANGE ST. Office hours 9-11 a. willing to work. A chance for advance- the first annual fisld and a girls. Apply to D. B. Riverton land. the prices ranging from $100 to $200. all la day grand held its second annual SMITH, m. and from 1-5 m. ment. Hefeiences between l August outing ton for a week past, left for her home at Park Cafe. 22-1 p. Telephone 434-2. { required. App’y best part of village where property is ImwoT* time is assured all who and and 3 o’clock at R. II. DOWNING’S Lining good attend, here today with 25 firms represented out __mamdtf | lng in value each year. Any person wishing to Somerville, Mass., Saturday. I Store, 553 Congress St., Cor. Oak. 27-1 b a lot can one dollar week those to should tick- and Hay Fever can he cured by iy building pay per wishing go procure of a of 42. The President’s ; a membership Mrs. James Kennison of Brown street, STEAMERS. ASTHMAuslug “Hilton’s Sure Cure for Asthma." If desired. This Is nvro opportunity for one ets at once. A short parade will be _ — Immediately. A w to secure a lot that will Increase is given report showed that the number of New Is her Mrs. Call or send address to T. HILTON, Drug- competent ishlug entertaining daughter, Annie WANTED woman to do housework in value each The ft before taking the boat and there will be glst, 129 Congress St. aug4-4 young gene’al year. undersigned will, aj- England shoes distributed by Southern Lock of Chelsea. Mass, j a family of three. Apply evenings between 7 sired, five the names of parties who have with- about four hundred “savages” in line. VV ATCH REPAIRING, and all kinds of fine and 8 o’clock at lid street. MRS. in the last dozen years made from one to two jobbers had Increased from cases Mrs. Dr. Messer of International ! Spriug 962,140 Summer is Co. jewelry work is and 20 In one on cost hut A fine list of sports has been arranged street, Steamship my specialty, my LOR1NG.25-1 j hundred dollars year lots that In 1895 to cases in The -.- with W. F. Todd is a one hundred 1,359,118 1899. visiting relatives at Madison and Skow- FOR -- yearsr experience guaran- little above dollars. The puMlo so that there will be for ev- tee of best work at reasonable If your middle aged woman for must remember that In lots at South something association is in a condition. prices. light buying healthy hegan. watch or needs or UrANTED—A at of town where erybody to enjoy. Cushing will Eastport, Lub8o, Calais, St. John.N.3.,Hnlitax, N.S- crock cleaning repairing, housekeeping. Inquire 354 FORE ST. Portland^ is not like going out supply The members pledged themselves to The annual of bring them to me ana I will them in first- I24-1 somo has bought up a farm &aa put examination teachers and all of New put speculator the shore dinner. The Great Chiefs of parts Brunswick, Novi Scotia, class condition. GEORCE W. 388 divided th.e same into building lots at a point the southern business on a more practi- Prince Edward Island BARBOUR, of the South Portland schools and the and Cape Breton. The Congress St., opposite City HalL 26- tf to wash dishes, clean, removed from stores, post office, church, neigh- the Great Council of Maine have been route to WANTED—Woman cal basis, as to terms in which the eas- second examination for admission to the Campobello and St. Andrews, etc. Apply at K. R. Y. M. C. A., 481 Com bors, sidewalk, sew-ers and many other privi- invited and will doubtless be in attend- NBrit0 & auctioneers, re- merclal St., after 9 o’clock. 2l-t a resident at Soma middle and western state associa- Wilson, leges that are enjoyed by tern. High school will be held in the high Summer Arrangement. NOTICE—Gossmoved to 154 to 160 Middle 3t, corner of Portland. For plans, etc., call on F- H. H-Ur ance. All members should.bear in mind On Silver Bt. tions have heretofore had an and after Monday, May 14, steamers will dtf few experienced waitresses FORD. 31 Va Exchange street. marl4-tf_ advantage school room, Saturday, Sept. 1st, at 9 leave that only one week remains In which Railroad Wharf, Portland, on WANTED—Aat the SEA SHORE Old Orchard over the South. Several were Monday, WILL BUY household goods or store HOUSE, SALE—House with It rooms" and about papers a. m. Wednesday and Friday at 5 30 m. Return- T\TE trees. to tickets and themselves p. v v fixtures of or will re- FORtwo acres of land filled with fruit procure govern ing leave St. John, any description, _=l.tf presented. Miss Stellar and Miss Du who Eastport and Lubeo Mon- ceive the same at our Also In F.ast DeeriM, St» accordingly. Bois, days and'Kridav. auction rooms for WANTED—Fancy lroners, marchers and house lots adjoining, sale on commission. GOSS A WILSON* *" at GLOBE STEAM bargain by GEO. W. ADAMS, 108 have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Everett A.^ough tic nets Issued and checked mangle girls. Apply KxohMff baggage Auctioneers, 154 Middle street, corner Silver 26 to 36 street. St. Executor of the estate of the late Benjama# AUTO RAN AWAY. recetvod to 4.00 LAUNDRY, Temple Jyl4-tf T. P. BEALS CO. OUTING. Benner for the past three weeks, have Freight tip »treet- Adams. pin3”na*'ioa’ _tebs-tf ___ Laurel to House, N. Y., August 25.—It returned their homes at Poughkeepsie, staterooms apply at the Pine SALE AND TO In live man- rrK.ore y?Het9 aniJ BROWN—FOR LET. SALE—A fine cash business The annual outing of the of Ticket 270 ne for Wanted situations. tiie employes was by almost that New York. T, Office, Mld street, or IiiOItufaoturing town, all fresh and superhuman strength other information at goods the T. P. Beals Co, took at Company’s Office, Railroad TO LET—In a most beautiful location or kind that don’t out of no competition- place Long Max Thiel,a manufacturer of Philadel- Miss E. Butler of East Whart foot of State go style, Georgle Boston, street, IVAN TED—Work by the day or hour by a X Prospect Hill, overlooking the city, eighi This is a fine opportunity for one or two >tv» island on Saturday. The plant of this T* phia, saved three]women and himself from is visiting at the home of her friend, competent person. Call or address 223 room tenement: hot and cold water,bath,ami al men. Price twenty-five hundred dollars. )“> concern was closed all The CONGRESS ST.27-1 modern conveniences. Apply to L. M. LEIGH M. day. party being dashed 480 feet into the ravine of Miss Elia Beach Willard. STAPLES, Brlclgton. Mo._g*. Stevens, street, DAY STEAMER FOR BOSTON. TON or GEO. W. BROWN, 53 Exchange St. was composed of 88 of the young men VV hi the Kaaterskill falls an automobile Batz of artil- From 3rd ANTED—Experienced lady book-keeper Two other nice residences by Corporal Battery E, _7th July to. October 1st. »» __’_]ly30-tf Hav- of the establishment and a and stenographer, desires ALSOden Park, on Deerlng av9nue, each pleasant day that had become Fort position, mo LET—A line house lust completed, beau Unmanageable. lery of Preble, accompanied by his Steamers will leave moderate salary. Address N. B. II., 12 Forest ing eight finished rooms, with all moderncofr was A of sadness Railroad Wharf, Portland, X tiful location in Coyle Park, overlook la j enjoyed. tinge hung Thiel and the on ana St., venlences. to GEO. VV. BROWN,#* three women ascended wife, left Friday for a visit to his Tuesday Saturday. During City._22-1 the to rooms with bath, and all Apply over par- Juiv the of bay; moderi this year’s outing, however, and hour leaving will bo 7 a. m. During conveniences. ! Exchange St the Kaaterskill in "an auto, and started ents at Quebeo, Can. A XVANTED-A young 2man of good Apply to L. M. LEIGHTON oi _M&L September will leave at 8.3) a. m. TT habits, all of the men who were rg,i.st would like a as GEO. W. BROWN, 53 Exchange SL OH SALE—Ten Per Cent Investments young present for the Laurel house, Kaaterskill falls. J- F. LISCOMB, SupL position coachman in a Jly30-tf tf private family. 100 WALTON 111 sc-Rrce now days, but, here Is an opponun- Saturday were visibly reminded of the CHEBEAGUE. maY B. P. HERSEY, Agent ST., Woodforas, will When within a few yards of] the hotel, Maine. 22-1 ity to secure a double house that, pay tragio death of their former beloved cent and Is In stu-h a location that it wll and while down a a'iwajj** going steep incline,the Chebeague, August 25.—Sloop A. L. IfciU CLERK wants BISHOP HEALY. have a tenant. is so ssfo and sura employer, Capt. Thomas P. Beals. Tho position (native ot Nothing brakes of the machine refused to work, Hamilton, Capt. George Cleaves, sailed Maine), 3 years’experience, also college real estate well renfod. Apply to GbO. jv was Dinner for Somes Sound the 22d at whlc STEAiER CORiNNA, man* will work for for 3 Fine IMioios of 53 day quietly passed. was and the auto started for inst., h ircliable, $9 months’ Itisiiep Ilcaly BROWN. Exchange St._ the ravine. trial in make served at place she will load stone for Boston. satisfactory contract. Address all sizes for male by XSOR house'lots, being the Cushing’s. Thliel wrenohed at the Direct Between and C. Malden P. Mass SALK—Eighteen 3 « madly guiding Mr. H. L. Hamilton, the carpenter, Brunswick Portland. MARBDgN, Office, 2V2 A halanoo of 48 lots In Fessenden lark.

— :io bar of th# and succeeded has taken the contraot to build a Colored man, on T. P, which have been sold within the past machine, finally large BEGINNING JUNE 1st. experienced IVBcCOWAIM, in™) THE CARPENTERS’ UNION. double on island for WANTEDstock and cattle farms, good milker weeks. Will exchange for anything that, in turning it into the of an oottage Littlejohn’s 4*20 Congress r< stump up- Steamer will leave Simpson's Bruns- wants place In stable or on farm. Address A Is as good or better than cash. Boston parties. Point, wanted. Judgment, Bung- The Carpenters’ union of this have rooted tree, The women a- well Center at Suburban Portland. GqoJ agents a sure tliov are the right city were thrown Sumner E. Hamilton has «,lcKd 5it.7 daily. Harps 7.25, Weekly Office, 21-1 aug21dlw Investment Just made Capt. gone Birch Island at 7.40, Mere Point at 7.45,Bustln’s Apply to (1 EG. W. BROWN. 53 arrangements to spend Labor thirty feet by the but landed in a to Delaware to take of a > shock, charge break- Island at 8.05, Littlejohn's at 8.25, and Cousin’s Kxohanfjfl at water in of island at KTOTIOK. Day, September 3, Merrymeeting park. thiok growth of evergreens,and sustained process construction. 8.35, arriving in Portland at 9.30 a. m. My wife, Lizzie A. Godfrey of Portland, Me SALK—Flue house on Clifton Bt., ('df1® All labor men in the are no Mrs. I. H. WeDber and daughter Returning, leave Long Wharf, Portland, for the 75c. u® city cordially injuries. above ""MAINSPRINGS, having left my bed and board without the waters of tbo Francis with Miss Hattie R, o at 3 30 p. m. ju« FORPark, overlooking Billings f landings, Thobost American Mainsprings, made by cause, 1 hereby forbid all cold '•» : Invited. Reduced rates have been se- Thiel on to the w&ich was persons trusting he r bay; ten rooms with oath, hot and hung auto, Livermore Mills are relatives the Elgin and Waltham Warranted on visiting E. A. companies. my account, I shall pav no bills contract© I and all modern Improvements. A At-*'h®™'1 cured from tho Maine Central railroad. smashed. BAKER, Manager.° for one year. the ^ badly here. Je2dtf McKENNEY, Jeweler, by her. CHARLES M. GODFREY. a low cost. to GEO. W. BROWN, Monument Square. Apply jly20dtf aug22dlw* Portland, Me. August .2. m ). Exchange St. I1?304 f American i uiimurv::/;:;;”.;*;;..2m» Bell. Sell (Tara & Mabel, Lee New Harbor— Central man, RAILROADS. STEAMERS, i ugar lead. Massachusetts... .)' ’*.*'.** uti/a J II Blake. * Vhlta wax.. do pfd. J,7, Maine web Susan Frances, Rico, Ashvllle—J U lJlakc 'Uroi, Central. Sell M B Oakes, (ininett, Macliias—J II Blake. blue...*9f Union Pacific. Ueau.**.8ia®*i8 ..-.an, Sell Highland Queen. Dobbin. Jonesport—J II < '2St£‘ Union Pacific ufd. 7,-,:!? Blake. of Products in the ,tor.I 0®1 -iO Mexican DOMINION LINE. Staple Central 4s. 7n STTh Southwest American Mabel, Gray, Harbor. {notations hMmb«t. Sugar "l2lV« Sch Wide Whttewood— American Awake, Bickford, Boston—Berlin : *o i Sugar fpfd....” 110 Mills Co. Montreal to Leading Markets. l&2, in. »4 ®Mr Liverpool. SAILED—Steamer Tynedale, London; soils —--- i iape.Un.3«i$s8 N«vt York Trains Steamer, From Montreal. From Quotations ot Stocks and Bond a Addie Charloson, Kennebec and Baltimore; Leave Portland Quebec. Mary A Randall. Kennebec. In Effect June 1900. For Dominion, Aug. 25, daylight, Aug. 25, 2 p. ra. Yovb block, fll*>«cy »tt«J Grain (By Telegraph.) 95lli, Lewiston, 7.C0, 8.15, a. m. 1.30, 6.15 «8.30 #tW NorthnA* 1(*3"1.Carolina p. in. Cambroman, Sepr. l, daylight. Sept. 1, 2 p. m. Pine— ai°tlW SUNDAY, August 26. TRAINS LEAVE UNION No i closuti quotations of STATION. RAIL- Island •Ottoman, Sept. 2d, daylight, direct. SlnrUct RfVUW mcU, .|2:.®l3r. Bon'wf°llOWlna For Pond, 8.16 a. m., 1.30. *8.35 p. m Arrived. WAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS: •Roman, Sept. 8, daylight, direct. Aug. For Montreal, Quebec, 8.15 a. in., 15, 15 m 1/4. Xl^ and 2 No. 24. Aug. 25. Chicago, Vancouver, Sept. daylight. Sept. ,2 p. iuoli,* V. ’. 830^840 4S* re4'.-33% 7 00 a. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston (Lower) and *8 30 p. m„ reaching Montreal at C.50 133% Steamer Horatio Hall. Bragg, Now York- •This steamer does not carry passeng rs. Cyprus- No2.*28*$38 33 ya 133 Bath. Boothbav, Pophain Beach, Rockland.Au- p. m., and 7.20 a. m. N « w % and mdse to J F Llscomb. 25. ! Va MUt'.i passengers gusia. Waterville, and Belfast. NKW rORK, Aug. laps. X In. oka ,rt Skowhegan New 4S. Tug Tormentor, Philadelphia, towing barges 8.30 a. in. For Danville Jc., Kumford Boston to coup.115 115 with coal to Falls, Trains Arrive Portland. Liverpool via. 1 %. ; Benver ot it. O. Enterprise, Randall & McAllister, Queenstown. on call steady at’l$ ioulheru «■ 1st.102 102 Bemls, Lewiston, Farmington, Raugeley and Jleoey trine. ..aiTiZl 3> fine and Draper, with coal to A R Wright Co. Waterville. From at 4 85 per cent. Clear piue— ..>•—130® gen. 4s. ,0 69 Lewiston, *0.40, 11.30 a. m., 3.15, 5.45 Steamer. Frmifl tMM-eauUl« paper Tug Swatara, Al- For Boston. ] Mo.: tv an. 3 Tex. 2d*. Philadelphia, towTng barge 10.10 a. m. Brunswick, Bath, Lewiston, aua 8.oo p. in. _From was steady, with actual Lu i- 66% 66% buriis, coal to Randall & McAllister. New K*«na»B« , Kansas 01 Pacific Gardiner, Augusta and Waterville. From Island England, Sept. 12th, noon" gterlins? consols...,. Sch C Pond, *6.40, 11.30 a. m., 5.45 bills 4 87% <44 b734 lor dc- i Oregon Bradford French, Hammett, Philadel- 11.00 a. m. Express for Danville Jc., Lewis- ueM In twukers Nav.lst.. HO p. m. phia, coal to Gas Co. Waterville, Mooseliead Lake via RATES OF PASSAGE. 84% lor .ntty days posted i Texan Pacific. B. O. lsts_Jll% 111% ton, Foxcroft, a tad 4 84%$4 ipn,ceom,non;;;;;;;;;;;;..4ff*. f Sch Clara Goodwin, Plnkhnm, K. Bar From Chicago, Montreal, Quebec, *G.40 J dolreg. 20s.... 66 a Newport News, Bangor, Washington County K., Harbor, 89. Loin. Xemiock. .?,:?■ 1S 5 coal to A R Co. a. m., 5,45 m. IMr.t Cabin—$52.53 and up Re. »t4 »5«4 85% aud4t8%®4 Union Pacific Wright Aroostook County and for Houlton,Woodstock, p. single. mtw Clapboards— lsts.105% 105% Thomas Ctm—$114.00 and up, to a 4 Sch 11 i.awrence, Kelley, South Am- St. Stephen, Sc. bt John and Hali- according steamer Wii* at 4 83% t4%. *pruce * of Atulrews, and accommodation. msrsisl X. 32 35 Quotations stocks— boy, to Portland Stoneware Co. fax via Vancehoro. Othei trains week clay •Dally. days. Second gllver cei lillcatei 81% $63%, .. 28® 30 Aug. 24. Aug. 25. Sch Alma E A Holmes, Smith, Philadelphia, 12.35 p. tn. Express for Brunswick, Lisbon Cabin—$35.00 an I upwards single. . Sunday cheap excursion train leaves Port- 60 61% 26^ 27 Atchison.. 27 27 Vs coal to (> T Ky Co. Waterville, Return—$66 and upwards, according to Bar Silver su> i Falls, Augusta, Newport, Bangor, land every for Lewiston. Gorham and Atcmson Did. /0 Soli B Baird, Cook, Bar Oldtowu and Sunday steamer. dollars a 8% '69%** Mary Philadelphia. Bucksport, Harbor, Greou- Beilin at 8.30 a. in. leave Berlin Meiican Central pacific... SeJ Helena. Greenlaw, Philadelphia. ville. Returning at Steerage—To Liverpool, Deny, London, Shliigies—. 4-00 p. m., every afternoon for Lewis- and steady. Ches. St Sen John Booth. Emmons, Saco. 12.50 p. in. For Danville, Jc.,Rumford Sunday Queenstown. Belfast Ulasgow. $23.50 to Government* K cedar ..3 '>r®3 Ohio.[27% 27% Falls, ton and Portland. v 50 Chicago, nur. Sch A Bemis. $25.50. Steerage outfit furnished free. bondi easier, 1 dear sumnev.126% 124% Mary Gleason, fishing. Lewiston, Farmington, Carrabasset, State cedar. 60*2 75 Bei. ai nun. Canai Pullman Palace Cars are run on Apply to T. P. 420 Congress v Noi co.112% 112% SAILED—Sch Susie M Raugeley, Bingham, Waterville, Skowhegan. Sleeping McGOWAN, bonds Irregular. cedar.. 26®X 75 St Plummer, Philadelphia 1 For trains and Parlor Cars on Tialns. J. B. K room First Nation- BsiiroaU Bel. Back. West.176% 17*% and return. COp.m. Freeport,Brunswick,Rockland, uiglu day street, EATING, 4, >pruce.1 60*1 75 al Bank CHARLES 947A nenver si iu u. 18% 187^ K. Sc. L.points, Augusta. Waterville. Skowhs- Ticket Office, Depot at foot of India Building. ASHTON. BltlSt. Laths, spee. 2 76®3 00 nrie. Dover Congress street and Conurress Square or new.10% 10y* gan, Belfast, and Foxcroft, Greenville, Street. Hotel, FROM OUR CORRESPONDEN TS. Bangor, Oidtown and and to DAVID TORRANCE & CO., Montreal. The following quotation* represent the pay blme—Cemcut. Brie is mu. 33 33% Mattawamkeag, market! Lime BOOTHBAY HARBOR, schs J C Bucksport Saturdays. j)y26dtf M In tills cask.85*00 Illinois Central.. ie% 116Va Aug24—Ar. Drips Wood and Josle Boston for 5.10 p. m. For Brunswick, Augusta, Portland it Heers .. 5%n t> it, .. i.hkc rurta & West.• 28% Hook, Bangor; F G Bath, Varmonth Electric Ry. Co Cowi»iid > 36®oi00 2»% and Waterville and to sad slags...... 4% Bake Snore.209 French, do for Calais. Skowhegan Saturdays Nath Matches, 209 only. For Underwood Spring, and Yarmouth at 6.16 1 8j — GJ hiini—ho quality. Bouis St Nasn. 71% CLARK'S ISLAND, Aug 24 Sid fm Long m. HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT GO. " Star «x gross 71% 5.i5p. For Danville Juncton, Mechanic a. ra., half hourly till 10.46 m. Leave Yar- >o i ...6 " .00@53 Manhattan Cove, sch Geo II Mills, New York. p. Blevateu.-.91% 91% Falls, Lewiston, and on Saturda s to Kumford mouth 5.40 a. m. half till 9.40 m, i **. 95c e ch D nsJ°. ..00*55 Mexican hourly p. The 365 ISLAND h'o b orest central.11% 11% MT DESERT, Aug 24—Ar. schs Stephen Ben- Falls, Waterville and Skowhegan. Leave Underwood Spring for Portland 30 min- ROUTE. City.00*50 Michigan central.. Belgrade, nett, Glass, Salem; J Arthur Lord, ——. 11.00 p. m. Night Express for Brunswick, utes later. Additional cars between Portland Beginning July i, 1900. steamers will leave Grocer** Alnrkri. Metals. Minn. 3 St. Coins. 65 65 Retail Rngnr Copper— Sid 26th, sch Win Slater, Dodge. New York. Batn, Lewiston, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, and Underwood Spring every 16 minutes from Portland Pier, Portland, week days, as follows: Minn, si »». corns utd. 93 93 Moosehead Aroostook via Old- 9.00 PortlandtaarKei—cut loat 8:s confectioners common.oo®2 ROCKPORT, Aug 24—Ar. schs Ella May, Lake, County a m. Last car from Underwood Spring at For Long Island, 6.50, 9.00,10.40 a. m., 1.45, X4#*8 Missouri Pacific. 51 Ys 60% town, Bar St. m. 7e; cort,,« Polished Bowden. New York; E C do; Ethel Mer- Harbor, Buckeport, Vaiiceboro, 10.10 p. 5.00 p. m. Hie;powdered C%it granulated copper.00*22 rsevr Jersey Central...... 136% 136 Gates, St. St. John and all Aroos- Bolts. riam, Newman, Boston. Stephen, Andrews, SUNDAYS. For Cliff Island. 5.50, 10.40 a. m.; 1.45, 5.00 p. 6% \ .00*20V4 New York 129 took via Halifax and the vrsiincd 6%e iyellow Central.129% County Vanceboro, For Underwood and Yarmouth half m. Northern Pacinc com. 60% 60% Provinces. Tne Saturday train does not Soring night hourly from 8.15 a. fr>. to 9.45 with addi- For Litile Cliebeague, Jenks, Gt. Cliebeague, Northern Pacific ufd. 71 71% EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. connect to Belfast, Dexter. Dover and Fox- p. m., tional 15 minutes service to Underwood Spring So. Harpswell, Bailey’s and Orr’s Islands, Ktporli. Bottoms.26*31 Northwestern.162% 163% Sid fm Gibraltar steamer N erof, or beyond to Aug 26, orth Anglia Bangor, excepting Washing from 9.00 a. m. La3t car from Underwood 5.50, 9.00, 10,40 a. m., 1.45, 5.oi)p. m. do pfd. from for ton County R. R. and Bar Harbor. OKMKKARA Schr Henry P Mison—£43 To-.'<^17 (Br), Williams, Licata, Portland. at 10.10 m. Littlefield’s, Gt. Cliebeague, 9.00, 10.40 a. m., tint. & 12.55 a. Mt. lor Spring p. jnel5tf fcs200 carboy, and too i>k mdse loo,5a., Straits. 28@30 West. 20% 30% m., midnight. Desert special l. 45, 5.00 p. m. » tteamae. Brunswick, for Augus- uiiuiiirtr ..uo ruui shOoks with .us. Antimony. 12*14 16% 16% Memoranda. (connecting Rockland), RETURN FOR Bock ta, Waterville, Bangor, Greenville and Bar PORTLAND. Bclir Loke. .4 76 a 6 00 Afianu...... iOCVs 106Vi Victory—84,3 1ft oak at. Port Aug 24—The City of Harbor. Leave Orr’s Island. 11.10 a. 2.00 g*kvflle,KB> Spelter. 75 Paw..113V* 113vs Clyde, Rockland, 5.30, 8.00, m., esr stash. ^6 St. Paul Dta.•.172 178 formerly a ferry boat at Bath for the Knox & 3.55 p. m. Soldo rx Vi. ®22 BRIDGTON & SACO RIVER St. Paui ot omana.112 112 Lincoln railroad, has been sold by the owners WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION. Leave Long Island, 7.10, 9.30, 12.20 a, m. \Vku»»le Auvitl Stores. at 5.15 m. Portland WlarlKet. St. Paul & omana ma. this place to Messrs Betts & Co of Boston, 8.50 a. m. For Bnugtou. Fay bans. Burling RAILROAD CO. 3.40, p. Arrive Portland, 8.00, 10.00 a- Tar bbi.3 40®3 r,o who will hare her repaired at the marine rail- ton, St. Sherbrooke m. 1.10, 4.20, 6.00. p. m. PORTLAND. Aug. 7 6 Texas pacme. 14% 14 Lancaster, Johnsbury. Coal tar —..,5 t>0®5 25 way and then towed to Boston to be used as a Quebec, Montreal. Chicago, St. Paul and Min Daily excursions 22 miles down the Bay. of a market for Onion raclhc dig. 757/s 75% Aft*r s-feral days strong Roofing Pitch, 12 lighter. ueapolls. IN EFFECT, JUNE 25, 1900 Fare round trip only 50c. $>gallon..11* Waoasn. 7% 7% Saturday prices dropped to 74 *4c for WUPitch. 3 50 Sanobez, Aug 21—Ar, sch St Croix, 1.05 p.m. For Sebago Lake, Br Har- Wheat, 25*3 Wabash dig. i8Vs 16Vs Strattop, dgton, FOR SUNDAYS. from Wilmington. NC, passage of 20 First rison, via rail and Songo River, Nortu Couway, tadisnd August against 74“4c ou Frida but N»«Is-Iro»»-l,eatt. Boston & Maine.... J188 days. Leave Portland for So. Harpswell and Inter- Nails Officer Solomon Davis of Brooklyn, NY, formerly Fabyans, Lancaster, Colebrook, Lunenburg, New York and Now sing. Df.. Bridgton, North mediate 10.00, 10.40 a. m., 2.00 d. m. Bflitt f the cash markets continue linn. Floor of Falmouth, Mass., died on the St. Johnsbury, Newport. Harrison, Britlg- landings, Cut. .2 5(Y*2 70 Old Colonv.203 passage, aged Sunday down the Dave with millers an advance; Wire. 63 years. 5.50 p. in. For Sebago Lake, ton, Wed South sailing trip Bay, bftrtaer asking Job-j 2 76*2 95 Adnm»*Kxoress.123 123 Cornish, Brldg- Sebn^o, liridg- Portland 2.15 p. m. Return from So. Iron— • London, Aug 24—The British steamer North ton. North Conway and Bartlett. Harp- bur* here repo: t a fairly gooa business. Provb ; American express.155 155 ion, Waterford and Sweden. swell via above landings, arrive Portlands. i5 Common *... ® 2'i Anglia, from Licata for Portland, before report- 8.50 p. m. For Sebago Luke, Fryeburg, North u. S. r xpress. *5 46 a. m., 1.15. 6.30 p. m. las* steady and unchanged. Sugars active and betineu. 2 *> ed i.ground in Gibraltar harbor, got off at Conway, Lunenourg, St. Johnsbury, A. M. P. M. P. M, * 14 oas. high Fabyans, Fare to So. and return at * 4 Peome 957/s 95% water. Montreal, ana to Toronto and Chicago dally Leave Lorilanu 1.05 5.50 Harpswell Sundays Bra. Cheese steady the advance. Lemons Norway.. Vk other and 25c. Cast pacinc Mail... 31 30% AYPAnt Salmviuva mcrr._8.50 35c, biddings sailing trip Steel... 80,10 Leave Bridgton .JuTicuo!;, 10.08 2/28 7.15 ISAIAH weding upward. PullmanjPaiace. 186% 186 % Domestic Ports. DANTELS, bhoesteel.3 * 3 s Arrive Bridgton, 11.06 3.23 8.10 thelotlowuu quotations repra»oui me w.iuie- Sheet Iron- Sugar, common.122 121 SUNDAY TRAINS. Jn30(ltf Gen’l Mgr. j union___ 7f»Vi 79Vu Arrive Harrison, 11.37 3.40 8,37 or the market: 11 NEW YORK—Ar 24th, barque Chas Lorlng, 7.20 a. in. traiu for tut prices C.4**® 5 Paper Bangor, Bath, and J A. Bennett. Cen Blatchford, Charleston; brig Sullivan, Allen. St for Rockland at }e22dtt Supt. fc lOUl Russia. l3Vi*14 southern Hv rfd. except Parry Transfer Bath Fla: schs Ella M on I Porilaa, Mt. Desert & Machias Sib, Co AWV »U |\U33 ..• •• 1.1 a.14 Brooklyn Ramd Trans it. 55% 63 Va Petersburg, Willey. Lowery, and for Bar Harbor and after July 8th. awl low grades.2 85 a 3 13 Turks fsperti* T rsuerai Steel common. 34 Island; Belle Wooster, Sommerville, Fer- 7.25 p. m. Paper train for l.ewistou. Bearn.37i*4O0 Galvanized...6Vi® 33% STEAMERS, iBmgWft**! Lead- do .... dG% 66Va nandina; Mabej Hooper, Hooper, Jacksonville; 9.30 a.m. Commencing July 15th for Fab- Friday, April 20th, the Wheat patents.4 50 a 4 75 Ella L Helen J ste.inier SgVlM Sheet .*. ® 95 American tooacco. 92% 93 Davenport, Dunton, do; G Mose- yans and Intermediate stations. C10MMENC1NG *u« stLomsst. ruuor...... 4 15*4 26 Pardon G Mks. Zinc... <® V4 no Vfta.128 128 ley, Patterson, Brunswick; Tnomp- 12.35 p. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston, Bath, Mil M. 1< u Clear.4 00*4 15 son, W FRANK JONES MIA. Pipe...... 10 Metropolitan .Street KlR.153% 163% Gott, Virginia; Myra Spear, Lewis, New Augusta. Watervllle, Bangor and Bar Harbor. Whiter Wheat patents.4 40 c,4 Go bern. will, weather leave Portland It tee—Salt—Spices—Starch. Tenn. Goal o»i p 4 05R5 00. from Bartlett and local, 8.25 a. m.; Lewiston Friday, Ssrtrd Bran, car tots...... 18 oo* 19 Oo Calais; Alina, Small, Frankfort; Damon, Boston o Winter 3 95 34 60. and Mechanic 8.35 a. Waterville and farted Bran, bag tots..OO oo.*19 Oo Pepper. 18® patents via Promised Land; Ida Lltav, Anderson.Ston- Fails, 111; From Central Wharf, Boston. 8 p.m. From Clear kuu straight. 3 65 v 4 25. 8.42 a. Pine street ear tots.18 oo*20 oo Cloves. .18*17 ington; Carrie A Buoknam, Bennett, New Ha- Augusta, in.; Rangeley, Farmington, Wharf. Philadelphia, at S p. m. In- wiffiag, Corn—steamer yellow 48%c. Bemis. and Rockland, 12.02 surance effected at oflics. McDonald steamboat coi Middling, bag. lots...19 00520 50 (linger.14*15 ven; Emma Knowlton, Hudson, Baltimore. Bangoi, Augusta p. starch...* « m.; and Lewiston, for the West the Penn. It. Mixed Bos...... 18 StiaO) GO Laundry 5>i Cld, sch Sarah E Douglass. Sawyer, Eleutliera. Skowhegan, Farmington Freights by It. and Gloss .6 Va * 7 Vi Gloucester Fish Market. schs 12.15 p. m.; Beecher FalU.St. Johnsbury.Bridg- South forwarded by connecting lines. Beeinning. Aug. 27ih, BOO, steamers leave Cuff ,m*. Tea. Mo aww,Kaiain*. Sid, Pasadena, Charleston; Maud Sew- Sugar. ton, 12.15 p. m.; Express. Mattawainkeag, Bar 810.00, Bourn. Portia id Portlan at iO.OO a. m. and 4.00 lianpowder—Snot. FOR THE WEEK ENDING 25. 1900. ard, Norfolk: Bayard Barnes, Philadelphia; J Passage Trip $18,001 Pier, i, granulated. 0 29 Allg. Harbor, Bangor, 1.20 D. in.; W.itervilie and Meals and room ni., for FagSpHHMlam Blasting..3 25*3 50 S Lamprey. Portland; Emma McAdam. Calais; included. p. Cousins’, Littlejohn’s, Great Olie* fcugK—Extra fine granulated.... o 29 nast sales Tank halibut at lie & lb for 3.23 m.: Watervllle, For or Sporting...... 4 50*6 25 Sadie C Sumner, Sydney, CB; Cbarlie & Willie, Lewiston, p. Skowhegan, freight passage apply to F, P. WING, ke-iuue, (Hamilton’s Landing), Bustln’s is and fia»r— Extra C..... 590 white, and 6 and 4C for small and large gray. Augusta and Rockland, 5.20 p. m., from Water- Central and South for Mere Point 10 os a. Drop shot, 25 lbs.145 Rockland; Sarah Potter, for ail eastern port; Agent, Wharf, Boston. Freeport, m, Co8w—Kio. roasted. 13 m.10 Bast sales ot Georges Cod irojn vessel at 3 60 ville daily; St. Bar Harbor, Aroostook £. B. General leave South and aiul larger ...1 70 Lavolta, Kingston for Boston; Ellen M Baxter, John, SAMPSON, Treasurer and Return, Freeport, 7.00 11.43 Cotfae Java and Mocha.. 27 *30 for and 50 for medium: Bank do at Moosebead Lake and Bangor, 5.30 p. M SUte a. a. Ha/. largo $2 Port Reading for Cast Ins; Hume, do for 'lhutn- CouDty, Manager, St. F'*ke Building, Boston, rn., Bustln's 7.15 in and 1.20 p. m., Great few— 4tsnys.... 2. .*36 2 00 a l 60. m.; Farmington. Rumford Falls, Mass. oct22dU 7.26 a. rn. Lltile- Pressed ...$14*817 aston; Hannah F Carle;* n, do for Biodeford: S Rangeley. Chebeague, and 1.85 p. in., lew Congous... 27*60 liaiutltna cod, east Lewiston, 6.45 D- in.; White Mountain points a. ni. Loos© llay.$16®#!8 caught 4)Cape Sable.N.S,. Hudson, Philadelphia for Pigeon Cove, Me: Joiin’ti, 7.50 and 1.50 p. m., Cousin’s, 7.55 a. IwA/tpu).,,.. 36 £40 3 26 for large ana $2 37% formedium. and Naples, 5.55 p. m.; Chicago, Montreal, m anu 1.55 m. Straw, car lots...$10*$12 Addle Jordan, do lor Saco. j p. Te*»—Formosa. 36 a 65 rre quote name Georges Codfish new *5 60 Fabyans. 7.25; Bar Harbor, Bangor and Rock- 1 LeatUei. BOSTON—As 25Ui. schs Marie Palmer, Wil- Portland & Steamboat Co. Kiiia.1l For to Htco. 8U*.4o 26 for and 3 50 for small: Bank land, 1.25 a. m, dally; Halifax. St. John, Bar Boothbay Point Route. igflpMe*— York— <®6 large 26«y$3 liams, Baltimore; Ida 0 Southard. Blake, Molasses—tfciri»a*loes. 32n,3f> New at 3 3 76 for and $00 0 26 for do; Harbor. Bangor, 4.20a. m. dally. L- ave Portland at 2 00 for Orr’s 60® large 3$3 Nathan Lawrence, Green. John J STEA1UBR ENTERPRISE leaves East p. m„ IGand, 20 a 2i Light..27*29 Shore at 6 26 Philadelphia; Mindav*—Lewiston, 9.25 a. in., 5.38 p. m.:Rar East Small Malaise*—corvunon.. small; S4 60® OO for large and 3 llanson, Elizabeth M Boothbay at 7 a. m. Monday, Wednesday and Harpswell. Sehasco, Point Harbor, lew 2 crown.2 25 Mid Weight..28 *29 Oliver, do; Cook, Hall, Harbor, 12.25 d. m.; Waterville,5.20 p. m.jWhlte Harbor. Raisins, 00^2 ig,n 6o for small. Norfolk. Friday for Portland, touching at So. Bristol, Cundy’s I do 3 crown.2 26«i2 50 Heavy.-.28*29 We quote cured busk $3 76 ip otl; hake Mountains. 5.35 r>. m. Return, leave Cundy’s Harbor at 6.00 a m. Good 50®3 Cld, schs Annie Bliss. Day, Hillsboro; Alicia Heron island, Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel I do 4 crown...... 2 604*2 76 d’rog.26*27 c GEO. P. V. P. & G. M. via above 92 26 2 60; haddock 92 2*42 76; heavy salt- B Crosby, Swell. Kennebec and Washington. EVANS, island. landings. 1 00? eM us cate.... 7‘rt,d.9 Union backs.89*40 ed at ana cured do F. E, BOOTH BY. G. P. Si T. A. .J. II. Man pollock $2 5tl; English — ■Returning, leave Franklin Portland, McDonald, eger. JpUlits. Am calf...90®l 00 BALTIMORE Cld 24th, barque Pactolus, Wharf, Turk. Beg!, L.itr.l nut J'onttrr, 3 00i? ml. and scarce. jne3idtf at 7 a, m. Tuesday. Thursday and for Te’. 158 'Tobacco. Waits, San Francisco. Saturday 46-3. Office, Commercial $t, nest nandline boneless Geogs cod 7% for me- Squirrel Island. Boothbay Harbor. Heron isl- ft'ory —Weany. lGOOSlO Go Best brands.50*67 Sid, schs F & T Lupton, New York ; WellfUet, dium to 8c for large; middles 8 50a$9-.boneless and, So. Bristol and East ___aug27dtf pFork—Medium....16oouis 50 Medium...30*45 Galveston. Boothbay. ! Shore do 7®8c; Grand Bank do Gj®7%o; cusk, ALFRED RACE. Beef— lies**. .- 25 Cld 26th. schs Gen Adalbert Ames. Dodge, augiidti Manager. ;....1076*U Common.50*35 haddock oake at 3%®6; Portland & Rumtord Falls Beef—light...IO IO 75 6^6ViC; 4Vai^OVi; Somerset; Frauces M, Hagan, New York ; Jen- Ry. OOal Natural.39*70 brands of boned cod 12 to 16c River Boneiesa. naif bbls. 8 50 fancy entirely nie C May, Pearce, Boston. Scbago Lake, Song© Smoked Halibut, 10 to 12o In EiTcct Juue 25, 1909. Lsru—to* ana nail tbl. pure..8*3% Otis—Paints. 3P tb; strips, ■p.Jb; Sid. schs C S GJddeo, Boston, Frances M, L&ra—ics ana hail POLcom.... chunks 13315c. New York. DEPARTURE'S Sperm...70*80 Shore Mackerel for for Lard—Fails pure. 8:s a9t« $16 largo 2s, $133$14 BANGOR—In port 24th, sch Menawa, receiv- 8.30 A. M. and 12.50 noon. From Union Station ALLAN LINE While...50*65 and for Shore 3s and of S. S. Co. Lsrd— Fails, com pound.7’ a *8 2s, $12 50^.913 3s; Cape $12 ing extensive repairs. for Poland. Mechanic Falls. Buckfleld. Can- Ray Naples Bank.40*45 60. lard—Fur®, leal. 9V*.*!0 3912 BREWER—In port 24th, sch Right Away, ton, Dixnela, Rumford Fails and Bemis. St. Lawrence Service. Shore. 3 '®42 Smoked salmon 16c & lb: Med herring OS 14c Chiokrns. long 16 having mainmast spliced and receiving other 8.30 a. m. 12.50 noon and 6.15 p. m. From Union Porgie.3 Vo, to bo<; tucks 12c: engthwl.seat 13c:ls at lie: MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL Fowl. ia» 14 Lard.65*75 repairs. Station (or Mechanic Falls and Intermediate On and After June 25lli, lOOO, Turkey*... canned trout $160; fresh halibut 2 20; salmon Ga-Ar 24th. sch Collins W Calling at Moville. 13*15 Neatsfoot.. BRUNSWICK. stations. On Saturdays only, 5.15 p. in. train ...70@75 $1 2o; loDSters $3; ciams 80c: American sar- will connect with a. m. Rams.... 11V* a. 12 Lead- Walton, Rodiclc. New York. runs to Rumtord Falls. daily 8.45 and 1.05 p. m. dines, oils.$2 80; half oils. »6 60;three- over Shoulders...... 8 Vs quarter Cld. sch riohn I Snow', Outhouse, Rockland. nain Maine Central Railroad (White Mt. Pure ground...... 6 60®7 00 Through cars between Portland and Bemis. From STFaM- auarter mustards. *2 60. spiced. $2 45. CAPE HENRY—Passed out 24th, schs Geo E Div.) touching at Naples, North Prod nee. Bed.6 50®7 2o SHIi'S. Montreal Bridgton, Pickled Nova Soctia solit herring $6 25®6 75 Walcott, Newport News for Portland; Lucinda Liverpool. Quebec Bridgtcu and Harrison, connecting at Harrison Pea.... 2 85*240 English Yen Bed...... 2 00®.. 00 R. rf&n«. bbl; medium 4 5035 25 Su?ton, do for Boston; Geo P Davenport, Nor- C. BRADFORD, Tiaffio Manager, with stage for Waterford, and at Naples with ius ( a ifornla 2 2 <>5 American zinc.6 (>0®7 00 Portland, Maine. Be Fes. 60« Shore herring $4 751*5 00/ folk for do; S trah W Lawrence, ao for do. Thu 26 July Nu mu mu ll Aug. u Aug. J. W. Cock’s coacli line for Edes E'alls, Casco, L. *• j-«qs, Ye,low Kyes. 2 4(>$,2 50 Pickled codfish 6 0030 uO: haddock $4; hali- C A Til AM—Passed noith 25th, sch Clarence X. LOVEJOY, Eaperintendent, 2 Aug Corinthian 18 18 Otisileld. etc. Grata (ltf Rumford Falla Maine. Be*si*. Red Kidney.2 4dn2 50 n Quotations. but heads $3 25; sounds at 911; tongues and H Venner. iel8 9 Parisiau 25 25 Reluming steamers leave Harrison every Billfe unions, bu. 1 00*1 15 sounds 25: ale wives trout *• CHICAGO BOARD OK f RADA $11; tongues $10 $3; DARIEN—Ar 24th. sell Hattie C Luce, Heal, 16 Sicilian 31 31 day (except Sunday) at 7.45 a. in. and 1.30 p. btil. .. 2 00 60. F«(ai< «i. m sc $11 St Thomas via Brunswick. 2.i Tunisian 7 Sept. 8 Sept, m.; North Bridgton at 8 a. m. and 12.45 p. m.| Fridav’s quotations. " Onions. Egyptian.. <*1 75 Newfoundland cod oil 34c per gal: strong oil DUTCH ISLAND KARBOK-Ar 25th, schs 30 Nuniidian 15 15 Bridgton at 8 30 and 2 p. m., and Naples at 9.16 BOSTON & MAINE B. K. *• Bwee i’oUFoei. Jersey *4 50 WHEAT 26c. Hyena, South Amboy for Sarah A 6 Sept Conuthiau 22 22 a. m. and 2.15 p. m.. connecting at Sebago „_ Eastport; *• BWirt, East 1 rn Hhore. (a 4 OO Blaisuell. Provi 'dice for New York. 13 Parisian 29 29 Lake Station with 11.45 a. in. and 5.25 p. in. Openmz. Closinz ** j Blits, Eastern fre»U. 19« 20 Cottua Murines. ELLSWORTH— Ar sch Lulu W In Effect June 1900. 20 Sicilian 5 Oct, 5 Oct. Steamboat Express Train for Portland and Aut.,..... 74% 25th, Eppes, 25, ■« Western ft eth.... 18 27 l utiisian 12 ihe most inland Iggi. Q Sept. 73% 74% tBy Telegraph.) Htngham j 13 Boston, making delightful Ulp Butter, Fancy Creamer. 24* 25 Aug. 24 HYA NNIS— Passed east 25th, schs S W Smith. WESTERS D1V in New England. Oct. 74Vi 75% iSION. No cattle carried on these steamers. Batter, Yerihent. 2li^ 22 NRW YORK—The Cotton market to-dav was Storm Petrel, Geo Nevenger, Mary Standlshand Round trip excursion tickets, good for day of « CORN Trains leave Union for Scarboro Cheese, B. York and Veriut... I 11% 12Vs dull, Vsc decline; middling uplands 9%c; do S C Harr. Statian RATES OF PASSAOF date only, $2.00, Ask for our tourist’s guide lamr 1 fSlM® M — 7.10. 10.00 a. 12.00 Aug. 39% trillt v)7/a hlllftS. •I&uvsurl V 11,1.11.— SHU Z4111, SCU W 1. 1WU- Crossing, 9.05, in., noon, at Union Station. Scarboro an.1 A reduction oI Sept.39 39 nell, Tomlin, Bath. 1.15, 3.55, 5.25, 5.45, 0.50 p. in.; Cabin—$52.50 upwards. 5 C. L. GOODRIHGE, Brack. Pine cent Is allowed on return tickets. Fruit. Oct... 37% 87% t.nropeHu Markets Ar 25th, sch Tofa, Wilson. New York. Point, 7.00, 7.10, 8.20, 9.05, 10.00 per jne28dtfManager. а. m., 12.00 noon. 1.15, 3.30, 3.55, 5.25, 5.45, 6.20, Second Cabin—To Liverpool, Loudon or Lemons, Messina...... 4 76@5 60 OATS LYNN—Ar 25tli, schE 1 White. Philadelphia. (By Telegraph.) б. 50, 8.00, 11.22 p. 111. ; tH®.,l OO (and llnsford, Smnersworth, 8.45 a. m., land, Maine ribs. New York.New York.. SouUiampt’nAug29 Ar sch J 7.00, shore 2s. 13 Oo® $ 15 25th, Rebecca Moulton, Cook, Ber- 5.25 Dl. : Rochester. Mackerel, .. 12.30, 3.30, p. Furining- ar27dtf 7 07 % Friesland .... New York. .Antwerp Aug 29 muda. Lingers. 11 00.fi §14 Sept.. ton, Alton Bay, Wolf boro, 8.45 a. m 12.30, AquitaKie.New York. Havre.Aug 30 Sld barque Ethel V Boynton, T11 and Coal. Saturday’s quotations. 25th, Demerara; 3.30 p. in.; I.akeport, Laconia, Weirs, Oils, r[>cntirat* K Friedrich — New York. Hamburg....Aug 30 sch Sea Bostm. 1 Bird. Bunker, Plymouth, 8.45 a. m.. 12.3C p. m.; Manches- The staunch and elegant steamer Ham 1 67®7f WHEAT. F der Grosse .New York. Bremen.Aug 30 sch E Linsoe Oil. PASCAGOULA—Sld 24th, Mary Morse, ter, Concord and Northern connetions, “GO V. DING LEY” and "BAY STATE'’ Boi’ed oil.. 09't'74 Sicilian.Montreal. Liverpool...Aug 31 New York. linseed “Deninz. Clon'nc. Newbury, 7.00 a. m., 3.30 p. m.; Dover, Exeter, Haver- CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. alternately leave Franklin Wharr. Portland, 44 Cambroman — Montreal... Liverpool...Sept 1 PHILADELPHIA — Ar 25th, ship Xillie E Turpentine. <(54 Sept... 74% 73% ! hill, Lawrence, Lowell, 7.00, 8.45 a. m., and India Wharf, Boston, at 7.00 m. Manitou.New York. .London. ..Sept 1 schs David p. dally, Llgoutaand Centennial oil bbl.. 1 50«;tiU0"i Oct 766% 746/8 Starbuck, Curtis, Honolulu; Beard, 12.30, 3.30, 6.05 p. in.; Boston, $4.30, 7.00, 8.45 a. Custom House Wharf, rortlaud, Me. including Sunday. £• Aller... ..New York. SoutliamtonSept 1 E C Bned tst Petroleum, 120. l')% Fisher, Bath; Allen, Meady, Kennebec. 111., 12.30, 6.05 p. m.; Leave Boston These steamers meet every demand of CORN. Kms.NewJYork. 1 1.40, 3.30, Putt's Astral. 12:S* .Genpa.Sept C!d. sch Spartan, Allen, Boston: barge Silver- for Portlnud, 6.00, 8.00, 7.33, 8.30 a. II)., 115, modern steamship service in safety, speed, f Sept. 88% 38% Pretoria.New York. .Hamburg.. Sept 1 in tow of WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. Ha bbt*. le extra brook, for Portland, tug Carbonero. 4.15, 6.00 p. ill. ; arrive Portland, 3 0.07, 10.50. comfort and luxury of traveling. Oct. 87% 37% Furnessla.New York. .Glasgow... Sept l Cumberland. otrftl. @4 26 Delaware Breakwarer—Ar 25th, ship Henry 11.50 a. m.. 12.10, 5.00, 7.50, 9.30 p. m. tickets lor Providence, Lowell York. 1 Summer July 1, 1000. Through bmvi* an t furnace coal, retail... in 5 60 OATS. Umbria.New .Liverpool...Sept Vi Hard, Quick, Hilo. Arrangements, Worcester, New York, etc., etc. 700 Rotterdam ....New York.. Rotterdam. Sept l Passed out 25th, sch Cassie F from SUNDAY TRAINS. J. F. LISOOMB. Gen. Manager mnklin. Sepl. .. ..fJ21% 21% Bronson, Pw Deutschland.. New York.. Hamburg. ..Sept 4 Leave Union Station for Scarboro Cross- M, coal, retail. 450 Oct. .22 Vs 22V» Philadelphia. For Forest THOMAS BARTLETT. Agent. — City Kaiser W de G New York.. Bremen — Sept 4 PORT READING Ar 24th, schs Andrew ing, 7.10, 9.85. 10 35 a. m., 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.10, Landing,Peaks Island, PORK 5.45, C.45 7.45, 9.00, 10.00 lT.OO a. PL, 12.00, Cordnce—Duck. Tunisian .Montreal.. .Liverpool...Sept 7 Grace Webster and Agato, New York. 6.15, 7.15 p. m.; Scarboro Beach, Pine Nebinger, 12.30, 1.45, 2.15, 3,00, 3.45,4.30, 5.30, 0.15, 7.00, 7.30, NEW lOKk DIRECT Cordage- 11 06 Roman.Montreal. ..Liverpool...Sept 8 Cld. sells Hume, Thomaston; Hannah FCarle- Point, 7.10, 8.35. 9,35, 10.15 a. in., 2.00, CINE, American Sept. 12.55, 8.00, 9.30 p. ni. $>lb. lOSll 1110 Southwark.New York. .Antwerp Sept 6 Biddeford. 3.40, 4.15, 5.10, 6.15, 7.35 D. m.; Old Orchard, Oct.. ton, Return, 0.20 7.20.8.15,9.30, 10.20, 11.30 a. IT)., fi*ntita.• 12® 13 Oceanic.Now York. Liverpool... Sept 5 PROVIDENCE—Ar 25ih, sch Andrew Peters, 7.10, 8.35, 9.35, 10.15 a. 111., 12.55, 2.00, 3.40, 4.15, Maine Co. Manilla bolt l :s LARD. 12.20. 1.00,2.16, 2,85, 8.20. 4.05, 5.00, 5.45, 6.30. 7.30, Steamship rope... ® Vi St Paul.New York .So’amptom.Scpt 5 Calais. 6.00, 5.10, 5.30, 6.15, 7.15 p. ni.; Saco, Bidde- Sept. 6 76 8.20, 10.15 P. m., or at close ol entertain- Loiiji Island Sound By Daylight. bi*a!. 9 («10 Touralne.Now York. Havre.Sept 0 Rockland New 8.35, 9.35, 10.15 a. in., 2.00, 3.40. 9.00, Oct. 0 80 Sld, sch3 Lena White, ; Omaha, ford, 12.55, 4.15, ment. buck- York. Hamburg 6 7.15 Kenncbunk, Columbia.New ..Sept York; Mary A llall, Philadelphia; Eliza Jane, 6.00, 5.10, 6,30, 6.15, p. m.j For Island, 9.00, 3 TRIPS PE.R WEEK. RIBS. York. Hamburg. 8 North Berwick, Dover, Exeter, Haver- Cushing's C.45, 7.45, U'.OO, Palatla.New ..Sept Vineyard Haven. 11.00 No 8.,,,.2!) 8 a. a-,., 12.3d, 1.45. 2.15,3.00, 4.30,0.15,7.00, Horatio Hall and Man- 7 00 Campania .... New York. .Liverpool...Kept ROCKLAND—Ar 25th, sells Florence Leland hill, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 12.55, The steamships 10.30 Sept.. 8.00, 0.30 p. m. C 97 State Nebraska New York. .Glasgow ... Sept 8 R I, Boston: J B б. 00, 5 30 p. ill.; arrive Boston, 5.18. 8.30, 9.42 hattnn alternatively leave Franklin Wharf, Oct. and Kenney, Jordan, Sydney, Return, 7.05, 8.00, 9.15. 10.30, 11.20, a. m.. lOoz.,. 17Mi New York. .London.Sept 8 Adelia T New York. p .m Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 8°z Minneapolis.... CB; Carleton, 12.45, 2.00, 2.45, 3.30, 4 -15. 6.40, 7.15, 8.30. 9.45 Portland, ll olalUa Y ork.. Rotterdam.. 8 schs Fannie EASTERN DIVISION. at 6 p. in. lor New York direct. Returning, leave For Man ft Dally,Press Stock ®6Y National Ba.uk.10O 100 101 MI AN I CU RK At.MA.NAr.A(JG. 27. Harlow, Maine, Henry Return—Leave Great Diamond, 6.20, 7.15, ^/UiDDorland 9.00 a. 7.( 0, 9.45 p. m., Beisewax.37®, 42 Bank.100 100 101 am..12 IS bury M Snow. Portland, 7.30, m., 12.30, 8.10,9.10, 10.10, 11.40 ,'L m., l.lo, 3.10. 4.05,5.30, Chapman National Sunrises.15 ( a. l 3jMl_,mpn wfuorw„.or schs Bessie C Beach, Del, an ive Portland 11.45 in., 12.05, 4.30,10.15 p, 10.35 m. jjofaa.iou.1 Pit st National Bank.loo 100 102 Hun 37! 11-M...12 30 Passed, Wilmington. 6.35, 8.35, p. «5 sets.|6 for John New York for St in., 12.40 midnight. Return Brimstone.2Vb Merchants’ National Bank....75 101 102 of 13 24i Moon sets. 7 11 Bath: Stroup, John, —Leave Trciethcn’s, 6.15, 7.10,8.05, Pocatne* £> r*f 5 5 Length days.. F Philadelphia for Gardi- 11.35 a. Muriate .uor oz. ® 7 National Traders’Bank.1001 100 102 NB; Mary Godfrey, SUNDAY TRAINS. 9.05, 10.05, Ill,, i.05, 3.05, 4.00, 5.25,6.30, fe^bln ner; Henrv Sutton, iroin Newport, News. 8.30,10.30 m. i al.40 <(43 Portland National Bank.... 100 109 110 Leave Union Station for Biddeford, It it- p. JJPPeras.lVb® 2 145 160 WASHINGTON—Clfl 24th, schs Edward E Return—Leave Evergreen, 6.10, 7.05, 8.00, Portland Trust Co.100 B tery, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem, -AND- Eream tartar.27 Vfc ®30Vb 50 86 90 news Briry, Baltimore; Stella Kaplan, Newport 9.00. 10.00 11.30 a.m., 1.00, 3.1.0, 3.55, 5.2), 6.25, A* Portland Gas Company. M-A_ni]srE: Lynn, Boston, 2.00 a. m., 12.45 p. ill., arrive 1*0 112 News. 8.25,10.25 p. m. Louwood.12(gjl5 Portland Water Co.100 Boston 5.57 a. m., 4.00 p. in. Leave Boston j 22 loO 100 For Ponce's Landing, Long Island, 6.15, gumarablc.7o^« Portland nr. Railroad Co.100 for Portland, 9.00 a. m„ 7.00, 9.45 p. HI., arrive ohcerine.2o«76 8.00. 9.00, 10.30 a. 111., 12.00 m.. 3.00, Maine Central 100 170 Foreien Port*. 10.15 12.40 2.00, 4.20, AMUSEMENT CO. Awes R’y. PORT OF PORTLAND. 12.10, p.m., midnight, 9.30 t). ill. cape.15®25 It. It. 100 60 61 5.30, 6.15, 7.30, lamphor...... <>■ Portland & Ogdensburg i— Daily. Return—Ltave Ponce’s TIM 111 TABLE.—July 8, 1900, lfo a'OOVit Ar at Bermuda Aug 17, sch Salnte Marie (Br), w & P> mv> Lauding, Long ..62®66 bonds. Leseur, Bangor. Station foot of Preble street. Island, 6.00, 6.55, 7.50, 8.50, 9.50,11.20 a. m., Piuni...... ji (g.viii SATURDAY, 25. 6.55, 10.15 in. Portland 6s. ..117 119 August Sld 16th sch Charles H Wolston, Hinckley, For Worcester, Clinton, Ayer, Nashua, 12.50, 2.50, 3.45, 5.10, 6.15, 8.15, p. WEEK DAYS. .85c u $l Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding.. 102 1<>3 Brunswick. Ga. Windham, Epping, Manchester, Con- .. HO Arrived. SUNDAY TIME TABLE. 76@3 Portland 4s. 1913. Funding.106 108 Sld fin Shields Aug 24, steamer Freshfield cord and Points North 7.34 a. ni., 12.33 p. m.; Steamer ALICE HOWARD P««C.. 00® 4 60 For i Water.112 114 Steamer Allen, St John. NP», via Norton, Portland. Rochester, Springvalc, Alfred, Vvnter- Forest City Landing, Peaks Is- ■tcortce, rt.16® 20 Bangor 6s. 1005. Cumberland, (Br), Mumcioal.101 103 Easoort for Boston. Ar at Newcastle. NSW, Aug 20, barque James boro. Saco River, 7.34 a. III., 12.33, 5.33 p. in. j land, 7.00, 8.00, 9 00, 10.00, 11.00 a. ill. 12,20, will leave Portland at ll a. m. orpMne.. v6®2‘ 0 Bath 4%s. 1907, Pier, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, « 103 and with Warner, Delago Bay, to load for Hono- Gorhnm, Westbrook, Cumberland Mills 2.15, 3.15, 3.45, 4.45, 0.15, 7.30 p. in. m. bergamot.2 76®3 20 Bath 4s. 1921. Refunding.101 Tugs Sampson Herculeo, Norfolk, Nesmyth, I, 2. 3. 4, 5, 6.15, 7.30 p. 113 and scows. lulu. Westbrook Jet., Woodfords, 7.33. 9.45 a. For Cushlug’s Island, 8.00, 9.00, 11.00 a. at •or. cod liver.I 50®2 00 Belfast 4s.Munlc5oail9l8.110 dredge Returning, Leave Bay View Landing, 6.25, Refunding....100 102 Elvira J Passed Race Aug 25. steamer Hemi- TO., 12.33, 3.05, 5.33, 6.20 p. n\; Scarboro m., 12.20, 2.15, 3.45, 4.45. 6.15, 7.30 p. rn. a. iWvtruAmerican cod liver.1 00® 1 25 Calais 4s 1901—1911 Sell French, Kendrick, Philadelphia, Cape 7.25, 8.30, 9.30, 10.30 and 11.30. m„ 1.30. ‘A30, 102 Jones. Shields for Portland. Pine Point, 6.46, 9.50, 11.46 a. TO., For Little nud Great Diamond Islands, 20 Lewiston6s,’ 1901. Municipal.101 coal to G T Ry Co. sphere (Br). Beach, 3.30, 4,30, 5.30, 6.45, 7.50 p. in. L?/"01'.1 60@2 107 3.45, 6.40, 11,15 D. m.; Old Trefethens and Evergreen Lewiston 4s. 1913, Municipal.105 Sell Emma F Chase. Beals, Jonesport for Cld at Chatham, NB, Aug22,schCox AGreen, l.08_3.16, Orchard, Landings, SUNDAYS. 102 11.46 a. Peaks Island, 7.00. 8.00, 10.30 a. Saco 4s. 1901. Municipal.- -100 Boston. New York. Saco, Biddeford, 6.45, 8.35, 9.50, m„ 9.30, in., 12.15, 13/ In at bkn 3.16, 3.45. 6.48, 6.40, 11.15 p. m. 2.00, 3.15, 4.20, 5.15, 6.15, 7.30 p. tw. Leave Portland Pier. 8.10 0.00 10.00, 11.00 00 Maine Central K K7s.l912.oons.mt*135 Cleared. port Laguayra Aug 11. Kremlin,for 12.25, 1.08, jvintergreen.2 5o@3 •• " .108 110 of arrive from Worcester, 1.05 For Ponce’s Island, a. 1.00, 2.00, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, f otass br’mde.66®(50 Bonaire, to load lor north Hatteras, sails in Trains p. m.; Landing, Long in, 12, • ** 8.25 a. 6.48 Gor- a. 4.20 9.00 m. As cons. mtg.. .106 106 Steamer Manhattan, Bennett, New York— two or three days. Rochester m., 1.06, p. TO., 7.00, 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 in., 12.15, 2.00, 3.15, p. •* « •* a. 7.30 m. RETURNS. SoV.?iate.16@20: 102 J F Liscomb. ham and Way Stations, 6.40. 8.25, 10.47 m., 5.15, p. eHs,1900,exten'sn.l01 in. 11.00 for Forest Portland & Ocd’K g«s, 1900. 1st rntglOO 101 Sch Ad die Charle3on, Dennlspn, Kennebec Spoken. 1.05, 4.15, 5.48 P. p. m.. City Landing, Peaks Leavo Bay View Landing, 8.30, 9.30, 10.30, Portland Water Co's 4s. 1927.107 109 and Baltimore—J S Winslow & Co. SUNDAY TRAINS. Island, Saturday nights only. II. 30 a. 111., 12.20, 1.30, 2.30, 3.30, 4.30, 5.30, 6,30, SSter."r:.I3i^ lat 7 N, Ion 25 W, Tickets sold over this line to the Gem Sch Henry P Mason, Frost, Georgetown, Dem July 2, bqeMabell Meyers, For Old Orchard Beach, Saco, Bidde- 7.30 8.30 9.30 p. in. Meyers, Boston for Rosario. a. Theatre. Boston Stock 1.1st, —Marrett Lumber Co. ford, 6.45, 9.28, 10.05 tn., 1.50,3.30, 4.05. 5.00, Only line running its boats to Peaks Island ofi Fenwick’s Island, sch Carrie Unavoidable and to Sch Mary A Randall, Kennebec—J 8 "Winslow Aug 24, 6.05, 7.08 p. rn. Rochester and Way Stations, delays excepted, subject direct. Sales of stock at the Boston Stock Strong, Strong, Charleston for New York. change without notice. BSP". & Co. 0.20 p. m. Fare 5 cents each way. All persons going by Exchange; Aug 24, off Brunswick sch ^ H'■ (1- 4 Sch Victory, Tower, Sackville, NB—C W Smith Bar, Tola, Wilson, D. J, FLANDERS, G. P. & T. A. C. W. T. CODING, General Manager. this line will be admitted to Greenwood Gar^ V< ii' 5Va York for Jacksonville. Car.i" Atchison.. & Sou. New Ju30 dtf den free. Ju2dti Boston & Maine...... 183 -a je27dtf FINAL MARK DOWN SALE OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

All Spring Suits and Jackets, all Cotton Shirtwaists, all Crash, Linen and Picvue Skirts, all Children’s Wash Suits, Children’s Reefers and Ladies’ Bathing Suits must be sold by Saturday, Sept. 1st, - NOT REGARDING GOST OF PRODUCTION.- these low lew goods are arriving daily. The rules of our firm are not to carry over goods from one season to another, hence prices. Any of the above mentioned goods WILL BE OFFERED AT FROM 25c TO 45c ON THE DOLLAR. J] ! SALE COMMENCED SATURDAY MORNING AND WILL CONTINUE ’TILL SATURDAY" EVENING, SEPT. 1st.

Ladies’Outing Suits LADIES’ JACKETS Cotton Shirt Waists WASH ; SKIRTS. BATHING SUITS. Children’s Reefers. Children’s - Suits, From $3.50 to $12.50. From $2.25 to $ I O.OO. From 19c. to 98c. All our Wash Skirts will bo closed out at their of We have placed the balance of about one-third of reg- been All Children’s Reefers have been Our children’s wash Our entire stock Spring Outing We shall not ash more than Our Bathing Suits have suits our Colored and into four lots as follows: hav^ Suits lias been divided into 5 lots at White Shirtwaists ular prices, divided into three lots and will go at divided been divided iuto four lots and $10.00 will on one counter and will soil them in $2.00 and $3.00 bo on sale at tlie following prices: 98c, $2.00 and $3.00 50c, $1.25, put four lots at * $1.50 & $1.98 WASII & 12.50 SKIRTS, 75c, 2.50 $3.50, $5.50. $7.50, $10 for any Spring Jacket in tko store Former prices were $1.9S to $7.50. Lot No. 1. 9Sc and $1.50 Reefers $1.50, and $3.5o, in somo cost to manu- 19c, 39c,75c and Linen, Duck and P. K. At SOc No Suit in tlie store although $25.00 $1.00 Spring At 75c Come and got one for next Sum- facture. Those two-pioco suits are male cf higher than $12.50. All Colored and White Shirtwaists mer. Surely we can tempt yoif with Lot No. 2. $2.50 and $2.98 Reefers They are divided in five lots and $2.50, 2,98 and 3-50 skirts the finest materials in cither the are included in the above mentioned these prices, particularly when you At $1.25 Though some were made to sell will go as follows: At $1.25 blouse or Eaton style and were it four lots the very best know that when we advertise a sale for $40.00, (excepting not for the fact that wo never LOT NO. 1 AT Lot No. 3. $3.98 and $4.50 Roofers carry $2.25. Lawn waists of the Geisha make,) $4.50. 5.00 and G.50 Wash Skirts you are sure to gee your money’s At $2.00 over goods, they would not ba FOR $3.50. these wo shall sell at not less than At worth. Jackets marked down from $5.00 $1.98 offered at these ridiculously lofl Wo shall sell all suits that retail half of regular price. and 5.08. Lot No. 4. All higher priced Reef- prices. regularly from $7.50 to 10.00. All We offer a REWARD to LOT. NO. 1. higher priced wash skirts such $25 not will go LOT NO. 2 AT $3.50 ers, regarding cost, as ono retailed at $7.50 and 8.50 and anyone who will find any of the FOR • At $3.00 At 75c. $5.50. All 50c and some 75c waists at will above mentioned different Jackets marked from $7.50 to 8.50. go goods At Can to miss this sale? We shall sell all suits which retail 19c $£.75 than advertised. you afford We Bhall sell all of our $1.93 and regularly from $10.50 to 14.50. LOT NO. 3 AT $5.00. LOT NO. 2. $2.50 suits. No Linen, P. K., Denim or Khaki FOR $7,50. All Jackets sold at $10.00 formerly All 98c and some $1.25 waists at Skirts will be higher than We shall sell all suits which re- and Save you seen our new At $1.50. 12.50. 39c. $2.75 retail regularly from $15 to 20.00. while this sale lasts. We carry the larg" Wo shall sell all $2.98 and $3.98 suits, LOT NO. 4 AT $1.50. LOT NO. 3. est line of GOLF CAPES FOR $10.00, This is an unusual opportunity to All Jackets sold at All and some regularly $15.00 $1.50 $1.98 and 2.25 save Don’t miss this At $2.50. We shall put on sale all our suits money. sale. and Rugs- We make ts and 17.50. waists will go at which sold formerly from $21.50 to STORM SKIRTS We shall sell all and 75c order by our own men $5.00 $6,ft to 25.00. LOT NO. 5 AT $10.00. suits. LOT NO. 4. tailors. Our prices ate FOR $12,50. : in the city and In this lot will find some All LAWN You can have choice of you very higher priced waists in white DRESSES. make to order of $5, $6.50, $6.98, $8.98. your any At $3.50. nice imported as well as American and colors the Geisha and suit in stock which sold from $25.00 excepting will All our Lawn Dresses will be put our goods or your $lO, $12.50 upwards. coats which sold from regularly go in this lot at on sale in two lots at You can have of one to 40.00. own. All lengths and colors. your pick o( $20.00 to 35.00. We have somo dis- $1.00 each $1.00 anil $2.00 the finest wash suits in stock and First Come First Served. played in our windows. Some are worth Sold from to 5.00. 3.98. formerly $2.50 there are some very nice ones left.

R. M. LEWSEN 8c CO., - 538 Congress Street, _____THE WHITE STORE.| band. All members of the club and all TITTfl PRESS. HOW TO VOTE. HARBOR NOTES. MUCH HUMIDITY. Republicans are invited to attend. WESTBROOK. PORTLAND AGAOEMY.ii One hundred and twenty-live electrio Fall term begins September 9 at the roomitt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. were turned on lights Saturday night Rules For Baxter building. of both sexes reteiwi Handling the Australian Item* of Interest Picked Up Along the A traverse juror for the Superior court Pupils for the first time in Private pupils are received afternoon and eye* Dwen, Moore & Co. the almshouse and That’* Wliat Made Yesterday So Uncom- Ballot. Water Front. will be drawn at the city clerk’s office aing. For further particulars Inquire of Elwell. Greely hospital. Though one of the old- fortable. J. if. Lbbv Cc. this forenoon. MISS E, A. FILES, Principal. est institutions in Portland, the alms- Wanted, An of the Westbrook K evidence 180 Free St. ieo. H. GrilTen. house has been adjourned meeting using kerosene lamps for Portland, Aug. 25, 1900. 'aimer Shoe Co. To vote a ticket make a The warm weather of drove Democratic club will be held this eve- aug27eoii4t| straight cross yesterday ■ 1 The Falmouth purposes of illumination and the recent Chorus, throngs of people to the islands and the in the club rooms on Fitch street, Yesterday passed with most people as "ifMjf 'ortland Academy, innovation is (X) in the square above the political des- ning warmly welcomed by the the and most uncomfortable Circuit Court, etc. various lines were kept busy handling several prominent speakers are expect- hottest day efficient keeper, Mr. Roberts. ignation of the ticket you desire to vote. ♦♦♦♦ dcDonald steamboat Co. the crowds. The sail offered ed to of the season. The Weather Bureau ther- Mr. Peter Sunday by S. Nickerson and wife have If you want to vote the ^present. New Wants, For Sale, To Let, Lost, Found straight Repub- the Harpswell Steamboat line was en- The sweet commissioner is having street mometer. registered 87 degrees about all similar advertisements will be found on returned to the city after a two weeks’ lican ticket make a cross in the square joyed by hundreds and the Aucocisco in accordance with the laws day, while the thermometer on the age 6 under appropriate beads. visit at White Rock. signs placed 5ml streets were 90 and even above the word Republican; if the Dem- was loaded with passengers as she made and provided for that work. recording high- steamed er. But It was the whioh Mrs. Window’! away from her pier at a. 15 Miss Lizzie White of Montreal has humidity Soothing Syrup. A SHIRT WAIST MAN. ocratic make the cross in the square above p. m. been visiting Mrs. Joseph Cutter. caused the heat to be felt. This humidi- Has been used over Years millions of the word and if the Prohib- Fifty by Democrat, The Horatio was recorded between 80 and 90 de- I• is sfitli new in t Hall came in on good Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cutter have re- ty packed everything H mothers for their childreu while Teething, ition make a cross in the square above time yesterday and brought a big load of turned from an outing of several weeks grees all day, though at 8 o'clock It be- X the .Jewelry lino. We have the i with perfect success. It soothes the child, He Hade His First Appearance In Port- the word Prohibition. at Beach. Miss Bertha W. gan to fall gradually until 75 was t most stock In the i softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind passengers. Libby’s Knight completo city, land Yesterday and Came From The work of the has returned from a visit reached. Colic, regulates the bowels, and is the best If you want to split a ticket as dredging harbor will tojBoston. * Como to our store we can show t Gorham, proceed emedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from soon be resumed by the contractors Mor- The exterior of the new Haskell silk As a pleasing contest to the comfortable found in follows: First make a cross In the X you everything usually , or other causes. For sale ris teething by Drug- Cummings & Co., of New York, mill at the West End is practically fin- weather of yesterday In Portland the ♦ a first class jewelry establish- gists in every part of the world. Be sure and Hereafter Gorham square above the political designation of One j must figure as the dredge with scows was towed into ished. The main building in 300x50 feet, Weather Bureau informed the PKESS X ment. ad; for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, 25 eta the ticket the most of Paris of Cumberland county. which you propose the harbor Saturday by the tugs Sampson two stories high and its location is par- that In Northwestern Canada the ther- a bottls. The first shirt waits man to make his to vote. Then follow down the list until and Hercules of Baltimore. ticularly good for its purpose. The main mometer registered 82 degrees above and appearance on the streets of entrances are at each end on the side Portland, you come to the name of the candidate a wet snow was falling. CASTORIA so far as know, shewed up Jyester- 17th MAINE ELECT OFFICERS. facing Lincoln 6treet, the hallways and was a waist Men desire to cut. Draw a Yesterday sjiirt day. Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. and he you line through day blew in from| thai A meeting of the 17th Maine stairways being surrounded by fireproof without coats and women bareheaded | IVlc&enney, j that name. Then in Regiment In use for more than thirty years, and town yesterday afternoon in the West the vacant space be- walls. Cloak rooms will be located in association was held at Bosworth Post were to be seen on every car, for the THE The Kind You Have brook electrics. low either write in the JEWELER, Always Bought. name of the per- hall, Saturday evening so perfect the list the halls. On the lower fioor will be electric lines all did a big business. The garment was not of the most ad- done the and CASTORIA son you want to vote for, or stick on In of officers for the ensuing year, part of winding, spinffing reeling There being no wind the bay was as hot vanced but it was ♦ ♦ Bears of pattern, advanced the officers of the silk. The throwing, which has as the and It was bard to find a Monument Square. the signature Chas. H. Fletcher. this vacant space a sticker bearing the having been elected at the pre- city enough so that the young man attracted been done in i * ]l>20dtf5thor8thp In use for more than vious of the association. The Pennsylvania, will now comfortable spot. Few went to l.gfffi thirty years, and name of this DO meeting people ] more attention than person. NOT AAAA AAAAAAAA AAA A A AAA AAAAAm; anything seen be done on this as will also the church and all who siww The Kind You Have following is the full list as elected: fioor, could got out of the ■#%• vvm Always Bought. hereabouts for some time. PASTE THE STICKER OVER President, Capt. John C. Perry, Port- finishing in the Bridge street end. A city. One of the passengers on the Hora- CASTORIA The Gorham man’s shirt waist was THE NAME small at the YOU INTEND TO CUT land; First vice president, Lieut, George wing right will contain a tio Hall which arrived here In tho after- i —.. B Bears the of Ciias. H. Fletcher. pure white of some thin and there fire which signature cloth, because that will make the ballot defect- A. Whidden, Melrose, Mass.; second vice proof vault, will hold prob- noon, said it was dellghtful'y cool at sea, were several broad down in In use for more than and pleats front. ably $100,1)00 of the finished of but when off the a thirty years, ive and it will be thrown out. president, Sergt, Cyrus T. Wardwell, product Cape lights hot shore He wore a collar and necktie of ordi- The Kind You Have Always Bought. Oxford; secretary and treasurer, David the mill. Another wing will contain breeze struck the ship and it was like nary pattern, and the sleeves were Study these rules and you will make no per- D. Hannegan, Portland; necrologist.. toilet rooms. stepping Into a Turkish bath, the change | Sense fectly plain. mistakes. [ Gapt. Geo. W. Verrill. Portland: dirao- In the upper story the warping,quilling was so sudden. and BRIEF JOTTINGS. xi, louiieu coox anu | Cents comrorcame, coo,and tors, Adjutant Chas. W. Roberts, Port- wuu n AAA UAJ. lots of men who were sweltering along That there will be of land; Geo O. D. Soule, Woodfords; Noah plenty light Is 'F'Vprm^m'Nr par /' tt t t nowr | [Sentiment. Holmes circle the street with coats PERSONALS. members are invited for heavy on, must B. Knight of South Portland. shown by the number of windows, there i a with Mrs. Mortensen at have envied the lightness of his 87 Under the In the matter of day's outing apparel A set of resolutions were drawn ex- being below, 94 above, beside 118 large auspices of tho Gospel painting up the build- Falmouth Foreside, if next if they didn ’t the attention he was at- in the roof. the Ira F. house, simply to protect j pleasant, tending a vote of thanks to the retiring skylights The wood used for Mission, Clark Co. will give to If Mr. B. T. Newman, of Fryeburg, was from weather, there Is link ! Wednesday. stormy Wednesday, Thurs- tracting. and the floors and is and tho the mothers and ing In town secretary treasurer for his long and girders spruce children ot Portland a will be the Friday. sentiment day day. Take the 9.45 Yar- The shirt waist man first came into faithful supporting are of southern Mrs. W. A. service, and also to the retiring posts pine. grand excursion on Friday, August All It is a little sense car Whiting, of Winthrop, is 31st, requires mouth to Whitney Club landing. Westbrook and after there had All the are brass with iron tirea to people the of president, George F, Small. A special girders to tho Casco Steam- and some cents. Common sense Holmes circle guest Mrs. James Sawyer, Spruoe Long Island, by Bay voted to hold a basket been given a good chance to see what vote of the sidewalk. A street. thanks was also extended to Ad- extending through boat line. Rov. S. F. Pearson will take know where to buy durable paint : picnic at Greenwood Peaks isl- the much talked of looked small nearer Garden, garb like he jutant Charles who as a com- building the river 107x43, at of cents. James W.Roberts, personal of the whole economy and has on a P. Coombs of South Portland charge arrange- in and, September 5th, invited got car and came into Portland. mittee of one will contain the dye 00x50 and But there is sentiment getting had entire charge of the house, feet, ments. It is tho desire of Fern lodge to with them. He who secured an engagement with the the manage- artistic decorative results as well, join arrived here about 4 o’clock and arrangements for the late the boiler and repair rooms, I^ reunion of for Mrs. Nellie S Evans of Fore Savage English opera ment to get every child who has not had © and wc have the best facilities street, has walked about the city for awhile. It company shortly the association at When completed and running to its J after his Merrymeeting Park, an for tho i brought a $1,500 suit against for was a when brilliant hit as “Malvollo” in outing summer to go upon satisfactory paint buying thelcity day very few people were and to whom all of the credit is due for fullest capacity, 275 hands will be em- the local damages alleged to have fbeen done her about and production of “Stradella, last this picnic, and no pains will be selling, strolling anyway those that its unqualified success, ployed. spared has returned property through the filling and looked April, home from Chicago to make this ono of tho occa backing were, hot, dejected and spiritless. Fifty new looms have been greatest of a small cross sewer. The where he the summer sea- ordered, writ is re- If Admiral llewey or Col. had sang during sions of tho season. Mr. Redlon haf Bryan AN EXCITING RUNAWAY. some to replace old ones, but eventually H. H. HAY & SON, turnable at the October Superior term. come son. He has been re-engaged for the strolling- down the walk the 125 now use given Mr. Pearson instruction not to probably A on Fore caused con- in will be increased to Dennis A. Meaher for the nine-tenths New York season of the (irau and Sav- smashup street, appears plain- of them wouldn’t have looked 200. spare any expense to add to the comforl St. siderable excitement about 0.130 o’clock This will more than double the Middle tiff. up, but the shirt waist age Metropolitan English opera troupe man attracted of the mill. and joy of all who W. E Frank and will for Saturday night. Mr. Delaney and son present output participate, Green of Cape Elizabeth was their attention immediately. When report rehearsals September they of this were The Sturtevant system of that Chandler will furnish a band of music tc prostrated by the heat while on Congress of him 4. city, driving along Free heating, caught sight they would straigh- from is used in Liow ell tho and when near the corner and Fall lliver, is to accompany excursion. Light re- street, Saturday. Ho was taken to Gil- ten turn around and J. Middle, up, gaze and really Hugh Chisholm, Esq., took a party of be used there. son’s store Centre street, a drawn two freshments will bo served, lemonade ii drug where medical attention appear to take an interest, in of New York and Portland barge by life. A few friends to horses was rendered and later was seen coming up over the Free The offloes of the company are to be abundance provided ana amusements fo conveyed to his street urchins felt called upon to make Rumford Falls Saturday. There were street hill. The removed all home. His condition is not Delaney team was com- from the Edwards block to a to indulgo in. Froo tickets can b( serious. some remarks, and two or three followed 20 in the party all told. A car CLEANSING special’ new Mr. H. P. an ing along at a fair rate of and building to be erected secured at tho Mission done for Rounds, old Portland the ooatless man, but there wasn’t took the party over the Rumford Falls speed facing Bridge Gospel Wednes promptly when in fit* t. boy. is in the city in the interests of road to passing front of the barge was Power will be supplied from day and a. m.to 12 2 enough of this to be annoying, anyway the busy little town which has Thursday—9 in., t< “Peck’s Bad struck by the end of the The side the new electric Boy” company. This is it didn’t to the been built up Mr. Chisholm’s pole. plant being construct- 6 p. m. appear annoy Gorham by indus- of the TOURISTS top was and ed at Mallison Falls. Mr. Rounds's sixth season with this man. tries, The afternoon buggy split the top was passed in lodk- torn ns woll as for home people- company. completely from the body of the It is not known ENGINE BROKE DOWN. ing over the big pulp and paper mills just when the com Dry cleansing of Silk Waists Ellen wife of the late John Har- KENTUCKY LAWMAKERS. carriage while the occupants were will move. M., and the party returned to Portland about pany The Forest sailed for out. Queen Bath wltl rington, died in this 25. 6 o’clock. dumped city August Frankfort, Ky., August 25.—The Ken- a large crowd of excursionists boun Notice of funeral will People near the scene of the accident THE WOliK OF ;A SPECIALTY. be given later, tucky legislature meets in Mr. BUltGLABS. for Tuesday Fred Pritchard of a Merrymeeting park. When off Half Wo havo tailor’s pressmen. t Lincoln club will Liverpool, quickly caught hold of the horse so ^The have a flag rais- special session for the of amend- Burglars broke into the residenoe of liook purpose prominent apple dealer, is at the Con- further way the engine broke down anc this at their club the damage was averted. F. C. ing evening rooms, ing state law. Gov. Beckham will Cummings, at 530 Cumberland after a DYE gress Square hotel, as are Mr. and Mrs. long delay it was patched u U ’0 FOREST-CITY Monument square, at 7.45. Musio will send a brief some time last week ” HOUSER**" message to the legislature Waldo and Miss street, and stole a to enable the Cleansing Pettengill Pettenglll of Makers of men’s sufficiently boat Ufrun bac k Steam Carpel be furnished by the American Cadet : with clothes, G. P. Cornish, lot of and | suggestions regarding changes. Rumford Falls. olothing some'jewelry. The Into the harbor where the Preble Hew*- 671>* Congress one excursionist 1:? Preblo St., Opp. street, up flight. family were away from home, i'\ money was refunded. I J^”Kid Glovos Cleansod Every