PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. JUNE 23. ESTABLISHED 1862—YOL. 34. PORTLAND MAINE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1S96. ISSSSttiffitSSl PRICE THREE CENTS, HISeBLtAKEOCS. a deficit of It is on ma3se leaving $10,295,000. and remained standing during New 11.— The train hear that this deficit will be lessened York, August BACK probable, FOR GOO AM HOOF. the singing 0f the National ■HIM A lug New York lor half INTO THE FLAMS. before the end of August. The re- English HARD TIME, Uryau.to stopped FREEPORT’S FIRE Bid gold Anthem. a minute at Elizabeth, N. J where the serve at the of business stood Ifc wag an scene. The olpse today inspiring small crowd cheered the candidate at a deorenee slnco quartette musio $107,>04.881, August rendeied tho finest Y/hen Now York was reached n crowd when the reserve reachod Its big 4, recent during the afternoon. rushed toward tho train cheering like maximum, of $3,670,000. Sinoo July 1 The mad. A thousand or more into the has redeemed in prinoiple address of the day was pressed treasury gold $dl,- the enclosure between tho train and tho legal tender notes. The W. C. T. 1. at delivered by Alisa Belle Kearney of Made Miserable On A Fire Horror In Sew lark 000,000 Anniversary Bryan His guard rail. Those behind pushed and Officers Making Some In- Mrs. Municipal Tennessee, who was introduced by shoved, until tnose in front broke into DEATHS as SEVENTY-FOUIl Old Orchard. Stevens a woman of the New South. Trip To New York. a run of sheer self protection, and on a Yesterday. went vestigations. Miss Keraney held her audience com- rapid trot men and boys, ten deep, past the where Bryan was stand- pletely ns she recounted the of platform Caused the Terrible Heat iu New progress ing vain endeavors in tho quick By the work making for the past twenty-one years progress to grasp bis baud. TWENTY-ONE YEABS MAINE BY CROWDS OF THE NUMBER OF THE DEAD York Yesterday. AGO nnu made an eloquent appeal for greater CURIOUS HE WAS The oheeriug orowd was continuous, FIFTEEN WITNESSES HEARD BE- Bryan both hands contin- BRANCH efforts in the future work of the Unfon. COMPELLED kept working IS AS YET UNKNOWN. STARTED. TO GREET. ually. Bed lights were burned and alto- HIND CLOSED Isabelle of read $ DOORS. The Hottest August 11 Known In the Mrs., Shirley Brooklyn, gether the scene was one of the wildest a written for enthusiasm. Mr, reached History of the Weather Bureau—Many pleasing poom especially Bryan Jersey the ocoagion. City at 8.10, and from there was driven Fatalities in Brooklyn. to tho residence of Wm. P. St. John, 121 Wonderful Progress of the Work—From Today the following will be the pro- Has Uost His Voice, His jjpauds Are Swol- But It Will Reach 15 or 80 At Beast- East 84th street, this city, where ho and The Matter is Under Consideration and a New York, August 11.—Until today, 20 to 7000 Exer- gramme: len Up and Ho Is Completely Exhausted Mrs. Bryan passed the Faces Seen At Nearly Every Window Members—Impressive night. Report Will be Made to the Insurance the warmest August 11, In the history of 10 a. and —Reached Although Mr. Bryan cises and Eloquent Addresses on the m.—Devotional meeting the Metropolis Finally. expressly request- But Disappeared Before ed that Commissioner at a They They the weather bureau was in 1891, when at presentation of the department work of there should be no public de- T Later Date. Camp Ground. the W. monstration from a band or Could Be Rescued. the hottest hour of the the C. T. TJ. Johnstown, Pa., August U.— If Candi- marching Put a day tempera- clubs, he was received a [SPECIAL TO THE Little 2 G. Bice of Boston date hail not by large crowd PRESS.] was p. m.—Mrs. Helen Bryan moved lively this New 11,—There was a ture was 98. At three today it 94. [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] at Jersey Oity and on the New York side. York, August national and world’s of August several oc- superintendent morning, his arrival in New York would before the hour at Freoport, 11.—Upon Sanford’s fatal fire this afternoon In the On the streets the heat was intense. In Old the work will Long which the tralu buildings Orohard, August 11.—The thick among young people speak have been casions during the past year or two the Ginger where the trafflo is delayed beyond the fixed time. was soheduled to arrive, tho station was at 467 and 469 Greenwich oe- lower Broadway grovo of the Old Orchard Ground on “God’s Hand in History.” 465, street, Camp He reached crowded with persons anxious to catch inhabitants of this town have been con- in the hours of the the Union station at Pitts- In by the A. K. Warren electrio heavy early morning furnished a oool retreat to- a of Bryan. Sixty took Every oupied refreshingly ENTERTAINING THE FUSILEERS. this at 7.30 glimpse police siderably wrought up by tho ocourrenco horses to the burg morning just oa time to of the orowd and were in repair works and a number of small many dropped pavement. day from*the heat of the sun. charge busy in the scorching oatoh the train whioh of lire-i village of Freeport and Glass of There were 71 deaths from the heat re- Pennsylvania left keeping them from crowding against firms. In the excitement attending its It is W. C. T. IJ. week on the camp were Calais Doings Donors To Boston’s Crack for New York at that tho gates. As it was many climbed on vicinity, which thought to have ported during the day and 156 prostra- hour. The work outbreak It was reported that at leaBt 80 ground, and the members of the organi- the gates] and cheered for Bryan. The been the Militiamen. of yesterday and last night had incendiary,and good people here were tions. zation are fatigued of the candidate was awaited Drinking lives lost. Some of those reported gathering in numbers. coining by come believe that large so have to they have a Are towns deaths him muoblthat he the committee of lost were afterwards accounted for. An In surrounding many This is the of overslept. reception consisting twenty-first anniversary tho A knot of bug iu tbcir midst. Water and are In Brook- Calais, August 11.—All principle Pittsburg Democrats were ■Senator Jones of Arkansas Treasurer St. accurate number of the victims will not prostrations reported. the of tbo Maine Branch of organization at the John natloual oomniitteeman from Ala- At about midnight on the 17tb of Juno 18 deaths and 13 from business blocks and many residences Union station^ to see Mr. Bryan bo known until the ruins are searched. lyn prostrations the wkioh was bama and Arthur Sewali. Union, organized twenty- were in honor off. last, a Are was discovered in the baso the heat are reported. tastefully decorated today Oliver of the During It Is believed tbe death list will prove one years ago bore at O id Orohard. Jimmy sergeant-nt-arms ment of the store of Edward of the the Boston Fusileers tThe first the train was at-Green- Democratic national committeo was in dry goods were Boston, August 11.—The intense heat city’s guests, stop"of to be 15 or 20. While the firemeu There were about twenty ladies en- S. Soulo In Mallet Blook. It was sub- Warm Weathef today has been slightly tempered at times a considerable number of the members of hurg, whioh wasj reached at 8.30. A waiting. Al 8.10 tho headlight of tho the the bodies of two rolled as fighting flames, with a wind. The original members of this state of train was and before its very light mnreury tho Ancient and Honorable Artillery cheer from the station platform an- engine Bryan’s sighted dued, however, making way It will insure against cramps, pains, colds, viotims could be plainly seen on the fire has been in the nineties all day. union, but made in enthusiasm amid the cries of “Here he comes” “Look into the During they up Boston or- nounced to Mr. Brvan that he dirt nnt, through the flooring store above, and and the the in the centre of the the Company, with other military out tor Bryan” the train rolled Into the chills, indigestion, protect escapes. night city for the work what was lacking in num- without to the did not fall their laok supporters there. station. great damage building, system from malarial, typhoid and epidemic while temperature below 85. The ganisations, many accompanied by Five men and boys were Injured bers, and the membership has oome in to the but the goods iu tho store of Mr. influences. No other GINGER is so pure, number of fatalities today was the wives and daughters. The weather was At Latlohe, reached at 8.46, a orowd Contrary general expectation Soule, escaping from the burning building. any on teu the reaoh of time until now enrolled o Bryan party were In the first car and not ns well as those in the store of Mr. Brew- so and so safe. iargest.of day record, having terribly warm. The cool of about 25G was assembled and the speedy, street died and others Invigorating in the rear one which was a They were taken to the Hudson eighteen overcome. the books of the state union one more drawing were more or less dam- its the sea breezes and smooth down, and were: ster, adjoining, Containing among ingredients purest What passage oheering handshaking repeated.