Egg PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 18G2—VOL. 39. PORTLAND, MAINE, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST G, 1900. PRICE THREE CENTS.
HIgCKLLAKBOOS. Four more missionaries, according to Into eternal doom. These are the undeni- Shanghai dated have advices, Saturday, THE WEEK’S able results arising from this groat evil.” been murdered near Kanhow. PROGRAMME. ADVANCE DELAYED The Tien Tsin correspondent of the (’MT ESCAPE. WOODS IN Times, wiring July 81, says: FIRE 1KWISTON. How would you like t> own “The previous decision to move tomor- MONDAY’S OBSERVANCE. row has been reversed. It One of Ihe Naw Is reported 8.00 p. in.—Grand concert at Hall that the City Several Tluiimaud Dollar* AH American oomuntridfer is now by Maine artists. Damage unwilling to advance unti) he Is rein- Has Increased the Last 8 00 ready Done. forced. p. in.—Searchlight display by ships The Japanese reconnaissance of the squadron. yesterday apparently inclined thorn to this anil the days of Three Weeks. During following (SPECIAL TO TUB BALLETTO favor waiting for further reinforcements. the celebration the Equal Suffrage Club PBESSj The Russians and French acquiesced. and the Woman’s Literary Union will 5.—A woods lire Allies Have Sot Yet “General Gaselee Is anxious to Lewiston, August CAME BOARDS? advance open house at rooms in the Y. M. Gen. De Wet but keep Completely which broke out two or three his command Is so small, only 8, COO, C. A. building, Congress Square, and days ago aro that he cannot They entirely new, inter- take the lead. The date the W. C. T. U. will receive visitors at in valuable timber land between Web- for the of the is esting, instructive, and fasci- Moved. departure expedition their headquarters on Free street, next Surrounded. star street and the Kandall road in this for of all therefore again uncertain.” nating, people ages, Shown in Ambushes and Attacks oi: to the Y. M. C. A. city, has burned fiercely this afternoon, and gieatly aid in makiug homo Commenting upon this despatch the Times STATE DAY, TUESDAY. and evening and has done dam- attractive, Boautitully gotten says: already “It is to ia live sizes, fro nr 22x30 perhaps inevitable, although Small Parties. 10.15 a. m,—Grand over the fol- age amounting several thousands of up up that the ad- parade Prices undoubtedly disappointing, route: Pearl to to dollars. owned Dr. N. C. to 80x60 inches. $6 to vance should be lowing Cumberland, Buildings by delayed.” High, to Deering, to State, to to $12. One aide of board is green It will be noticed that the to Spring, Bradford,Edward Hurd and Thomas Mc- despatch High, to Congress, and passing in re- cloth for balls, 6ec,, the other, the Dally that the are liable to be burned before Express announcing views at City hall. Namara, wood for carom had started Is dated two later polished ring Reconnoissance Caused troops days 12.00 m.until 0.90 p.m.—Firemen’s con- Can’t Break morning. The Foster Lee Kandall place games, &c. Twenty fine games. than the despatch to the Times and two Through tests for $900 in prizes, at Deering Park. is also in It is feared that if the All such old as days later than other of Native Police danger. games checkers, any despatch Captain 1.80 p. m.—Ladder contest by the lira Wait. published In London this British fire continues to spread that several val- chess, backgamm and croki- morning. department in Railroad square. Cordon.*] There Is no of the state- uable orchards will be nole are omitted. ^ ach board way verifying Shot in Manila. 2. a) p. m.—Public meeting in City burned. ments of the Daily Express fitted with the *v Patent correspondent. hall, at which Gov. Powers of Maine, The fire Is now heading towards a cut They must be taken lor what Floxoid Cushion .ost simply Mayor Frank W. Robinson, Gov. Rol- down which Is as dry as tinder, and If ingen- they are worth. ious device). \V each board lins of New Hampshire and distinguished it starts in that nothing can stop the fire the following it~-' raents and sons of Maine will deliver brief ad- before it reaches Crowley’s Junction. parts are furn /J i without AN IMPERIAL DECREE. dresses. Chief Engineer Morlarity of the Lewiston 2.80 m — manoeuvres of the fire extra charge: dished, dur- Judge Taft Becomes Head of p. Military department, drove to the scene of the First Regiment, Maine National Guard, fire this evening to decide if compositi ». balls, flvo Another Are Free Communication Ordered With anything able, Despatch Says They ; Col. L. H. Kendall, commanding. Doers Will Make Stand at can be done to save the which 30 !f arom Go?’t 1. Say They buildings colors; polish rings, Foreign Ministers. Sept. 2.30 p. m. until 4.30 p. m.—Band Con- are in danger. a five 10 finished Nothing except sharp colors; b^ /rood Well Under Way. cert in Deering Park. rain can arrest the flames. tenpins; 2 larg § atlier tipped Paris, August 5—7 p. m.—Sheng,direc- 3 00 p. m. until 5 p. m.—Band con- Mitchadorp. cues for balls mailer hard- on tor of railwaye and telegraphs, has com- cert Eastern Promenade. wood cues: 2 flexible 4.00 m.—Boat race off Eastern Prom- shooters; municated to the consuls at ac- p 1 hardwood triangle; 1 hardwood Shanghai enade between contesting crews of the cording to a to the 5.—On square; 1 defleotlng block de- special despatch Manila, August September 1, North Atlantic squadron. dated 8.00 m.—Grand of fireworks vice; green chalk forcue tips; 1 Temps, August 5, an Imperial de- the commission headed by Judge Taft p. display Waitt and Bond’s set of 1 set of four cree dated a, the for- will become the of the pocketcovers; August authorizing legislative body off movable, Eastern Promenade, with concerts by adjustable leveling Tien Tsin Attacked eign ministers In Pekin to ocminunlcate Philippines, with power to take and ap- two bands. Full directions military Short of Food and Am- legs. printed without restriction with their govern- propriate insular moneys, to establish 8.00 p. m —Electrical illumination of and rules for playing all games. ments and ordering their departure for judicial and educational systems and the squadron. BLACKSTONE Call at our office, or write aud Again. 9.15—Reception by Gov. Powers and munition. Tien Tsin under a good escort. to make and all laws. we will send man with samnles. pass Staff at City ball. Prices and circulars mailed on No money will be permitted to be WEDNESDAY. request. FROM SHANGHAI. drawn from the Insular funds except by CIGAR 2.00 m.—Yacht race for in cash MaanfSClnrecl Kxclus!vrly by authorization of the commission. Judge p $350 I Bint Vui u U That L.I lla» Com- off the Eastern Promenade to lluug Taft and his will also exercise prize open colleagues yachts owned in Maine. The THE E T BURROWES CO, mitted Sulfide, Leading certain executive functions. For in- 7.30 p m.—Deception at the Second Par- 72 Free Portland, Maine- will officials ish church. St., Chinese Forces Attempted to Shanghai, August 6.—7.35 a. m.—A re- stance, they appoint judges, Many Sent Into Exile From 8 00 p. m —At Mr. Charles R. Cressey’s 10c Londre port having been circulated here to the in the educational department and offi- Take cottage, Lovoitts field, reception by the auff2U2wlstp City. effeot that Li Hung Chang had commit cers of municipalities,which the commis- Kotzschmar club to visiting musicians. Pretoria. slon will establish elections. ted suicide, a foreign official s?nt a mes- pending THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. in the worltt» senger to his residence, bat an answer General MacArthur will be the execu- 2 80 p. m.—Yacht race off the Eastern was refused. tive head to enforce the laws of the com- Known t o jfca Promenade for the Thomas JLaughlln Everywhere. and he will conduct the LI HUNG IS ONLY BLUE, mission; govern- cup, valued at f 150, to be oompeted for ment in accordance with the same until by yachts owned in Maine. •QUALITY 5.—The that CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK Shanghai, August report the commission recommends to President 4 a. m.—The Ameri- Li had oommitted London, August 6, Hung Chang suicide, THE BANGOR CELEBRATION. 5.—A COUNTS. Is without McKinley the appointment of a civil London, August special from of Portland, Maiuc, can and British forces began the advance foundation. He is only in a very despondent state, governor. Bangor. August 6.—Bangor’s celebra- Pretoria dated Saturday, says: on Pekin last Thursday, according to a j The three banks in Manila have tion of Old Home week will be held on i The Japanese consul here has received only "Gen. Christian lie Wet is completely despatch, dated August 2, from Tien a from Pekin that formed a ring to reduce arbitrarily and Thursday, August 9. The chief features j message saying Gen. surrounded near Keitsburg and it is im- Tsin to the “The main ! Fuh has all without justification,the rate of exchange of the observance, will bo a floral parade CAPITAL. Dally Express. Tung Slang stopped provi- ♦♦♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ $100,000.00 sions to the tor American gold. in the afternoon and public exercises in possible for his forces to escape through ♦♦♦♦ # #mm4 ♦♦♦ body of the allies,5’ continues the corre- goiDg legations. Admiral Seymour arrived in Shanghai “There has been an Increase of Insurgent City hall in the evening. Gov. Powers the strong British cordon. spondent, “marched July SO. General activity during the last three weeks, es- and staff will be present and addresses * Straw Surplus anil UudiiiieJ Profits, $33,000.00 today. "The Boers say they will make a stand Hats, J | Chaffee was delayed by difficulties of dis- pecially in the way of ambushes and at- will be made by several gentlemen in- tacks small Hon. Bartlett of at Machadadorp.They are short of ammu- t Derby Hats, X Solicits the accounts of Itauks,mer- embarkation. General Dorward (The upon parties. cluding Tripp Yankton, Captain Kara of the Manila native S. D The Condeskeag canoe club will nition and food. Gen.“Hamilton by thj motile Firms, and no X Soft Pearl X ('orporultoiH British commander), had such ob- A SHANGHAIllUMOR. was dangerously shot by an un- have an illuminated parade in the early Crays, and is to fur- police rapidity of his movements prevents re Individuals, prepared and his Is known assailant yesterday while on the evening and there will be music by sev- Browns and X stacles, delay Inexplicable. That Advance inforcements Blacks, nish its patrons the best facilities Guard of Allies lias street. He had been eral bunds the day. The city Is reaching Commandant Gen “The other foreign troops are now half effectively enforcing during Stetson • and libei al accommodations. Been Repulsed. regulations and had made enemies already being decorated for the day's fes- eral Botha. X Hats, way to Lofa. The force Includes twenty among the Filipinos, some of whom tivities. "It appears that, after the train car- X Side Nutria and ? thousand Japanese under General Yamu- Paris, August 6.—The Shanghai corre- have threatened vengeance, Black, on long LEWISTON’S EFFORT. rying United States Consul Stowe and Inieiest Paid Deposits. chuchi and ten thousand Russians. The spondent of the Temps telegraphing to- X Travelling Caps, t Lewiston, 5.—Old Home week flying the Stars and Stripes was derailed British force totals nine thousand and day says: ANARCHIST RIOT IN CHICAGO. August will be celebrated by a reunion of Gen. at Honigspruit, south of Kroonstad, con- } Yachting Caps, * the other foreign troops about seven “The number of allies Tien SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS, leaving Chicago, August 5.—An anarchist riot j Manning’s class at Barker’s Mills, Fri cealed Boers fired, killing four. | Suit Cases, ♦ thousand. We are weak In artillery. Tsin is no better known here than are occurred this afternoon at the corner of X j I flay- "Many residents of Pretoria have been /ifarrfros and Iniiiel _ Cnrrespandense “On 1 a force of Chinese the facts as to the march but it Haifttead street, In which 115 Valises, Trunks, August strong itself; sent into exile for behaved £ people were brulsel in a with having cruelly from the native city attacked Tien Tsin. is rumored that the advance had struggle THE CULLEN C, CHAPMAN, President. guard 1 forty-live policemen, summoned to quell CHAUTAUQUANS. or shamefully to British subjects before o Umbrellas, t our By a aeries of brtliant charges troops been repulsed. I the disturbance. Five were ar- THOMAS H. EATON. Cashier. persons or daring the war. The terms of exile X Walking Sticks, t drove the enemy from their positions. “Li Ping ; rested, among them being Mrs. .Lucy Heng (former governor Continuation of the Studle* at vary and in one instance reached 25 ♦ Is still and i Parsons, widow of Albert R. Parsons PIBKCTORSi The native city defiant the Shang Tung,)- who is intensely hostile _ who was executed November 11, 18H7, in Fryeburg, years.” allies are to march to has been CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, SETH L. IARRA0EE, unwilling troops Europeans, named comman- Chicago, for aiding and abetting the V, K (ta aknoato oc tk la inAiil/1 vvtaian | BADEN-POWELL WOUNDED. E. M. STEADMAN. PERLE/ P. EURNHAM, i der of the Chinese forces. bomb throwing in the llaymarket riot. rHE HiTTER* an Immense When the Chi- She was charged with disorderly con- fSJPECI A.L TO THE PKESS.1 6—The Lourenzo (20 P | slaughter. London, 11 Middle St. A BRICE JAMES F. HAWKES LI PEINU IN COMMAND. August X 197 M. EDWAR33 uuvu* wuc ivtocu nuu ucaiii^ ~ of the Ex- nese saw so large a body of troops march- Fryeburg, August 4.—There have been Marques correspondent Dally ♦ ♦ hENBI' S. US6003 ADAM P. LEIGHTON. Paris, August 6, 1 a m.—The French an officer. Her ball was fixed at fl,(H)0. * Geo. A. Coffin M'o’k. a believed press wiring Saturday says: M'v&Ftl ing westward, they apparently consul at Shanghai telegraphing Satur- many new arrivals today. ‘‘Transvaal advices declare that Gen- they would have an easy victory over I day says: “Li Dung Ctiang inrorms me ANOTHER ROCKFORT SUICIDE. Mr. and Airs. Nathaniel Waterhouse of eral Baden-Powell was wounded during who were left.” that Li Peing lieng was appointed a recent at these gener- Rockland, August 5.—John Whitney, Portland have opened their cottage and engagement Kustenburg, al of the troops in the north of the empire when the Boers, to their ac- A message to the same paper from a 4U years old, who lives in llockport, com- will remain until the close of the assem- according on his arrival at Pekin.” took some and mitted suicide at an early hour count, prisoners captured correspondent in Pekin, dated July 22, today by bly. 324 MISSIONS DESTROYED. drowning. The act was due to insanity wagons.” says: from which the deceased had sulfered Dennis M. Cole of the Westfield 5 —The French o—o—o—c—o—o—o ‘‘The women have borne all the horrors Paris, August foreign for some time. This was not his first school is at the Grove oflioe has received the (Mass.) High DENOUNCED SUNDAY GOLF. I “There’s with marvelous fortitude and even with following despatch attempt to take his own life for only a Rosemary, from the French consul at Che dat- House. Foo, few he cut his throat with' a W 1 cheerfulness The Chinese wanted peace ed 2: days ago Air. C. E. editor of the hat’s for Remembrance.” August razor. Blanchard, O “The of Sensational Serinou Fashionable when the arsenals at Tsln Tsln were governor Mr>ukden,ln a procla- White Mountain lie nor tor, with Mrs. By has the of Man- Here are I captured, and the negotiations bade fair mation, urged people A FIEND ARRESTED. is here to attend the Fries Newport Preacher. A churia' to massacre Christians. Blanchard, to be successful. Li Nearly Unfortunately Ping all the missions have been destroyed Boston, August 5.—In making an arrest concert Dainty Bits of Heng and Kang Yu arrived here at The missionaries have organized for de- of Hugh Maguire, a teamster, tonight, Dr. Mary Carlton gave a lecture on Newport, li. I., August 5.—Sunday y and are assisted other Chris- the that he assaulted the China and A the critical moment and overthrew the fense, by poiiC9 charge China, last night. As she has bean for golf and the favorite diversion among Q tians.” 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Den- several years a there, she was the summer of for peace party. nis tried physician colony bridge whist, Class Sullivan,and further, moreover, able to give interesting accounts of the | ‘‘Food has been short but not terribly RUSSIANS VICTORIOUS. to murder her. of the stakes, were denounced, and the fashion- | Many neighbors people, their life and customs. Coming we have had to be care- of the Sullivans would have done able who them were O For Remembrance so, though very St. Petersburg, August 5.—The Rus- bodily at this time it was especially valuable. people play severely o harm to Maguire had he been within ful.” sian war office has received a despatch Air. George H. Archibald was the arraigned by Kev. Braddin Hamilton of Of your Portland Visit. their reach so wrought up were they on | A dated from Gen. Grodekoff dated speaker of the afternoon, continuing his New In his sermon at All Shanghai special, August 4, Khaborovsk, learning of the affair. York, Saints’ of August 5, that Aigun had lectures on child study by an address on o Pretty piocos imported says: announcing He was booked for assault with intent church this morning. The congregation, been taken by the Russians after a “The Active Child.” China, Wedgwood Ware, Art to kill. He denies the assault. I ‘‘The first overt attack upon foreigners stubborn light and that the Chinese Class work gees on as usual, Dr. C. D. as it does every Sunday during summer, Pottery, Carlsbad Glass, and occurred this morning. Three Chinese, were being pursued in the direction of Underhill meets the members of the as- represented the most exclusive social kj tho finest Rich Cut Glass that Tsitsikar. chorus The chorus will is made. supposed to be soldiers in disguise, llred THE WEATHER. sembly daily. circle of the country and the reverend I assist in the closing concert. at a well known while doctor’s words became the English resident, A party of Portland people come today, theme of he was on the veranda of LATE MARINE DOUGLASS & CO, A lying asleep NEWS. Including Airs Freeman Gordon, Miss much comment later in the day. In part, O BURBANK, his house, lie had a narrow escape 2*3 Middle N. 6.- Carrie Gordon and Miss Amy Furlong Dr. Hamilton said: Street. “From various sources comes state- Canso, S., August Arrived, schooners Ellen F. Other arrivals are Orlando Al. Eibby of ments that a of boxers—some Gleason, Cape North; “On account of the Important largo body Portland, Airs. S. F. Wentworth of position them at three thousand—is Senator, Gloucester; A. T. Gifford, In several ways, which Newport holds In estimating Ranks, N. 11., Aliss Alary A. Vaughn O—O—O—O—O—0—0 south of Tien Tsln and threat- Kearsarge, the eyes of the people of tills country, gathering schooners Senator Found- of Daconia, N. H., H. Klest of Water- communication.” Sailed, New your life here is of most vital lmpor- ening Annie bait. vllle. of the land; Greenlaw, seeking unuvicT) ijuu uuiy iui yyjiu uwu uuu The Shanghai correspondent There are now one hundred at nimun, New 5.—Ar- guests because of on the Daily Mall announces the reception of an Bedford, Mass., August the Grove house. your influence 75, COO, dirtyworiT uui,vu vu uv* sohooners Fourth and 000 who are to for ex- For the rvuvu xiuj^utu' rived, July Izetta, ltev. T. V. and of West neople looking you Clancy family for T.r the here washing the bottom of and ket- General Yung Lu to select high military are several ample, precedent, people frypans Sailed schooner II. M. Fred- Medford, Mass,, spending Introduce a certain idea this be- and civil dignitaries, together with a Stanley, weeks here. year, tles unless you use BENSON:S CHAR- 'N. for New York. fore two out of the sufficient number of picked troops to es- ericton, B., years 60,000,000 70,- COAL to kindle with. The smoke in tho cort the foreign ministers to Tien Tsln as City Island, N. Y., August 5.—Bound 000,000 of our people in this country will Washington, August 6.—Forecast for hi) UGHT MOONSHINE US. and work out that wood makes tho crock. No smoko In War soon as they decide to leave Pekin. By south, steamer Horatio Hall, Portland, try idea in their own Ships the terms of the edict General Yung Lu Me. Schooners Annie Bliss, Hillsboro, Monday arm Tuesday: New England- way, In their own different sphere. You Charcoal, will bo held personally responsible for N B.; Hattie McG. Buok, Annie P. Fair and warmer Monday. Tuesday, lair; are responsible to (Jod, and the people of BIG BAGS 10c. AT ALL GROCERS. The fast steamer Pltehemiles from Yokohama advices that Goneral to furnish his wife with funds while Do feel tired and. says — you irrita- will leave St. John, N. of 1900. The local one marshal was cross, Long Wharf, to the Maud, B.; City Augusta, Portland, Aug. 5, Pauls Valley, deputy she Is to Imitate your 'JCerauohi has reported Japanese Raritan for trying example. ble? Does head ache and River, Portland. weather bureau records the following: is Show tho of your your foot of Exchange government that it Is not advisable to slightly wounded and another missing. people this country that St.f schoon- the brainless eyes feel heavy? Does writ- sent more troops to China declaring that Baltimore, August 5.—Arrived, 8 a. m.—Barometer. 80.368; thermome- The band under cover of dark- boastful, vulgar, spend- reading, ers escaped every half hour during is now to relieve Mary Palmer. Bangor; C. A. White, 63; 63; rel. thrift is not the ideal citizen of this or seem a burden? Does the united force ample ter, dewpoint, humidity, 67, The outlaws arc of a baud ing working Eva Ferris and Charles E. Bath. of the ness. part but that the cultivated Chris- the foreigners in Pekin. Baich, direction wind, NE; velocity of country, with and visiting time, daily, while was raided near a few everything go wrong you Chinese assert In addi- the wind, 8; state of weather, clear. that Centre, days tian gentleman living comfortably on messages that, Philadelphia, August 5,—Arrived, wear nerves and what he has come and sur- upon your patience the fleet is in the harbor. tion to causing the execution of high schooners E, II, White, ^Hillsboro, N. 8 p. m.—Barometer. 30.146; thermome- ago, when five of its members, together by honestly rounded by every comfort or he until you feel blue and augidlwlstor lastp functionaries of pro-foreign tendency, B.; Major Pickands, Bath; Oliver Ames. ter, 63; dew point, 68; rel, humidity, 84; with a still aud a quantity of liquor were luxury discouraged? can that he is the Ideal citizen. Li Ping Heng has impeached LI Jlung Rockland; Cumberland, Kennebec; tugs direction of the wind, SW; velocity of the taken. The leader named Tloe, a veteran afford, Ten chances to one it is all caused of There area good many in our land Chang, Liu Kun Yi, viceroy Nan Kin, Valley Forge, Portland, towing barges wind, 11; state of weather, pt. cloudy. Arkansas distiller, other members of the people A defect causes jas ■who be a by eyestrain. slight Ware-; on the of maintaining Hammond, from Hihgham; Albirtis and After tour might excused in sense if they and"others, charge Maximum temperature, 73; minimum band, escaped. days pursuit, strain the nerves Tsln Pine Forest from Boston. spend Sunday in recreation and amuse- constant upon and relations with foreig iers. A Tien mean they were located by a posse in a deep temperature, 64; temperature. 63; ments, on account of their muscles of the that will in time FOUR KILLED. despatch, dated August 1, to Berlin, maximum wind velocity, 15 8; ravine near Johnson. A demand to sur- employment eye precipi- during the week, but the people of iNew- gives a report ol an Imperial edict issued tation—34 hours, 0. render was answered with a volley of make the best natured person in the the of Taku QUEEN COMPOSES A PRAYER port have no such excuse, and the young July 27, ordering recapture bullets and shots were exchanged for over world nervous and fretful. Correctly and from man or young woman who will desert MUsonrl Ftuil Rranlta in Five Mur- Tien Tsln by -troops Shang an hour. The deputies surrounded the Rome, August 5.—The council of church and and fitted lenses will prove a blessing and Tung and the south. Detailed acoounts city outlaws’ position to await day break, but Sunday morning go play ders, Monza has ceded the plot of ground in- WEATHER OBSERVATIONS. who has six to have of the reconnalsance of July 30 say that the latter escaped during the nignt. golf, days play, very a relief. They take oft' the strain and the cluding the spot where King Humbert The little respect for themselves and far less enemy’s guns that were attacked agricultural department weather They are well armed and their capture overwork and the eyes in a was assassinated,to the royal family, who for the which are lead- place 5.—Four near Pei Tsang, It Is believed, can only bureau for taken at 8 will be a dangerous community they Farmington, Mo., August will erect a there. yesterday, Aug. 5, undertaking. in the healthy and normal condition. If be captured after a hard struggle,. Gen- chapel ing wrong. Were killed and one fatally wounded as has a ten- meridan time, the observation for “Another the last and are in doubt about eral Gaselee and his staff accompanied Queen Margherita composed p. m., SECRETARY HAY ILL. example, prob- you your eyes, a der in of her husband and 1 shall the oustcome of shooting affair be- the reconnaisance; but no British troops prayer memory his section being given in this order; ably tho most important mention, come in and ask me questions. Con- were has obtained permission from the arch- 5.—A special to the is the introduction of petty tween William Deeley and his four sons engaged. Temperature, direction of wind, state of Boston, August gambliug. sultation free. A to the Post from bishop of Cremona to circulate it among Journal from N. H., says that We have reason to believe with great on one side and the four Harris brothers despatch Morning weather: Sunapee, Che dated 30, the faithful. Secretary of State Hay is ill, though regret that such a oustom has been prac- on Poo, July says: the other, as a resalt of a feud at a “The Hussians at Tien Tsln refuse to King Victor E mmanuel and Queen Boston, 68, S,partly cloudy; New York, not seriously. He contracted a cold on ticed and is being practiced in many A. M. WENTWORTH, picnic at Dee one of the Helena will arrive in Rome this season. Run, mining allow the Americans to put up telephone Wednesday. 73, S, partly cloudy; Philadelphia, 74, the way from Washington, but there Is cottages at Newport Now, towns of St. William The remains of Franoolsfconnty. wires on the railroad poles and they King Humbert will SW, dear; Washington, 76, SE, dear; little or no danger that pneumonia will no language that 1 could use would more Jess James and Deeley, Harris, Harris claim the railroad, which English engi- leave Monza the same day, reaching this Albany, 78, S, partly cloudy; Buffalo, set in. A physician who was called in than half express the enormity of such Practical Optician, John are the names of 9 a. m. Deeley those killed neeos are ready to work, oity at 76, S. W., cloudy; Detroit, 83, SW, clear; last night, found Secretary Hay suffer- an example. Therefore, the person who and Frank Harris 546 IV,J was fatally wounded. “The situation is orttical. The river is Ximenes, the celebrated sculptor, pro- Chicago, 88, SW, dear; St. Paul, 90, S. ing from nervous exhaustion due to his teaches a young man to gamble Is stamp- Congreas St. Three of the who were un- a Deeley boys full of railroad sleepers Hundreds of poses to erect monument In honor or partly cloudy; Huron, Dak, 84, S, arduous labors at Washington, but en- ing him with a black mark which he will hurt, came to and them- in the ol all the life across the Farmington gave dead Chinese, seme decapitated, are Queen Margherita gardens the cloudy; Bismarck, 7% NE, cloudy; forced quiet among grand surroundings carry way through selves are — up. They in jail. In the stream.” Pinolo. Jacksonville, 78, E, partly cloudy. will tone up his system in a short while. river of death and very probably down Office floating- l Hours,—SJ;mSip.m. MISCELLANEOUS. as follows: Presi- ^_MISCELLANEOUS. ind another one from Portsmouth and THE! DELIGHTED. Lewsen's cloak store, Woolworth's, the The committee Is WERE j treasur- PORTLAND THE MECCA me from Lisbon Falla. He believes this Standard Clothing company, Boynton's dent, Fred Davis, Mystic lodge; O, S. secretary, will be one of the largest firemen’s mus- Officers Were Entertained store, Oscar Hunt's store, Waterhouse’s er, Norton,Arcana lodge; Delightfully Mr. ters ever and Mrs. E. Li Burnham, Maple lodge; held in New England. at Poland milinery store, Boland’s glove store, Springs Saturday. Bessie the Engine l’s house where the arrange- Pratt, Arcana lodge; Mi'S, Drys- ment of excellent dale, lodge; E. W. Knight,Maple THE BOAT RACES. Twenty-eight of the officers from the the bunting shows Mystic lodge. They have perfected important For Sons and North Atlantic squadron were the guests taste and the effect is one of the prettiest ENCORE! Daughters How the Jackies Will Compete for and arrangements for your benefit, of the Maine Central railroad and the on the street. plans Haudsome Prizes if you are a Good Templar. Call during of Maine. Tuesday. Kickers at Poland Springs Saturday af- J. R. Libby's store is nearly hidden and see for When it Old Home Week yourselves The following official circular was dis- ternoon. If the truth were known is from sight by a display of flags and you’vey what comfort you oan obtain at these tributed about the fleet on Saturday: not unlikely that some of the officers in bunting, Cressey, Jones & Allen are smoked one' rooms. Thursday evening’s entertain- 1 The following races will be pulled this party had very little idea of where decorated as is Clark’s store just above. ment will well be worth your time. For commencing at 4 p. in,, Tuesday, Au- they were bound when they left their On the other side of the street the build- 1900: further information, call at the hall, or gust 7th, ships. A pleasant surprise was in store ing ocoupied by Robert L. Whitcomb's Thousands Return to Old flomes 1st Race—12-oared hand- Mrs. E L. cutters; prize, for them. At house wharf write Burnham, secretary, some silver Custom they rug store is very pretty and Simmons cup. Peaks island. 2nd Race—6-oared single-banked whale- took special cars for th8 Union Station and Hammond’s, just above is vary pret- This Week. boats and THE W. L. U. HEADQUARTERS. gigs; prize, $15. where they boarded a special car at- ty. The “Row:* has some notable deco- Paul I 3rd Race—12-oared double-banked have tached to the regular train, reaching Po- rations, notable those of Ample and suitable preparations whaleboats and gigs; prize, $15. especially land in for dinner been made the club women of the city, 4fch Race—Open to all comers; prize, Spring .time They Charles Pennell and John Williamson, by members of the Woman’s Literary £15. were met at the depot by Hiram Kicker the first to decorate, has made a very ela- Entries to boats to enter- open only belonging who took them to his beautiful house borate display. On the other side of the union, to keep open house for the the ships of the North Atlantic Plans for Celebra- Squad- where marvelled much at the hand- streat the tainment of their friends during Kauvar Big ron. they George C. Shaw up town store visiting The of Prof. The same general rules that govern the some buildings of this famous resort, is becomingly dressed, the Portland Old Home week. parlors tion races for the Belmont will be ob- of the of the Y. M. Complete. cup drank Poland water and spent a happy club building very elaborately decorated Taylor and auxiliary served. hour in about the while across the street the of the D. A., have been secured as headquar- It is desired that at least one boat from wamjgring grounds. display 1 0C. Cigar A ters.The will be from 9 a.nr each ship be entered for each race. magnificent dinner was served in the Y. M. C. A. building sets off that fine parlors open ladies All entries must be made not later fashion which has made this resort structure to the best advantage. to 10 p. m., and the following want another one than 2 00 you quick. p. m,, Monday. famous the country over, and the party On the corner of High and Congress prill be in charge: From Ar- Each boat will carry its ship's letter on it. Get it. All dealers. Party Minneapolis returned to Portland abDut 6 o'clock. streets the Demand pennant in the bow. residence of Hon. C. P. Lib- TUESDAY. all themselves as is rives This The course will be about one-and-a- They expressed being by finely decorated and the display Mrs, Eleanor Maxwell Knight, hostess. Morning. balf miles. Start off Urand Trunk wharf CO., more than pleased at all they had seen here is one of the best in the city. The Mrs. Percival around a buoy to the northward and re- Reception committee, Distributers, Portland. and will probably have a pleasant remem- house of Dr. J. B. O’Neill is turn. opposite, Bonney, chairman; Mrs, Geo. C. Frye, brance of this and the of & Makers, Philadelphia. For further information and to enter trip hospitality also prettily decorated. Prom this point Mrs. Josiali Burnham, Mrs. J. B. Coyle, T. J- DUNN CO., boats to Naval Cadet J. W. Tim- the Kickers and of the Maine Central apply to the top of Congress hill, at the foot of Mrs. Frank W. Miss Inez Blanch, U. S S. Clark, IMILLIKEN-TOMLINSON mons, Kearsarge. railroad. Tuesday will see the greatest crowd In Vaughan street, there are no decorations. Mrs. Hiram The ird, Mrs. George Moody,] officers of the ships have arranged Juse Portland, so many people say, that the below the corner the residence of Mrs. Mrs. Frederic WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY They have stood the tea of that each boat which enters is to a Jones, George Bagley, a“a have carry J. P. Liscomb and on the OTnntJfl ^ * cured thousand, city has known in many years. They are THE GOVERNOR’S VISIT. is decorated Jones, Mrs. Whitman Sawyer, Mrs. H.M- ship’s letter on a pennant in the bow so coming from all the surrounding oountry. trolley poles down the hill the West End Mrs. Theodore Mrs. STRONG that the on shore able to lie Will Call the Admiral on Marshall, Brown, people may be Upon dis- f*rtG>£M&s8*s2£sti Monday morning at tan minutes of seven people have put up similar bunting frene Noyes, Mrs Philip Henry Brown, distinguish the boats in the race. The Tuesday Afternoon About Two. five special car loads of people from Min- plays as those on the lower part of Con- Miss Charlotte O. Mrs. Orin R. nUnlPlAGAIN! the circulation, make will beir the letters Thomas, nr*f&EZ.t£5&**1 dipa,™ pennants following perfect, and a neapolis will arrive at Union station. On Adjutant General Richards of Governor gress street. The West End is one of the Mrs. J. J. Mrs. J. H. impart heak, which are those which the are LeGrow, Pooler, vigor to the whole All drains and losses are checked permanently. a car also l’each by ships Across the being. Unlesipan,7. Monday special will Pow9rs s staff was in Portland gayest places in the city. Mrs. are their condition often worries them into known: Saturday Davis, Mrs. Andrew Hawes, Henry properly cured, Insanity, ConaumptionorDer* at Mailed sealed. Price box: 6 boxes, with Iron-clad legal guarantee to cure or Portland from Seattle while scores of and made a call upon Admiral Farquhar. street the foot of Congress street there B. Peabody. per refundtia F.—Flagship New York. money, $5.00. Send for free. book. Address, PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland 0,“ people arc expected from other western He went on board the flagship in the gig is a very pretty arch with “welcome U.—U. S. S. Kentucky. WEDNESDAY. Sold only by C. H GUPPY" A CO.. 463 Congress St cities. They all have one purpose in R. —U. S. S. Kearsarge. of the Woodury which was plaoed at his home,” prominent upon it, and with Mrs Charles Wyer, hostess. view and come with one object. They A.—U. S. S. Indiana. disposal by Capt. John Dennett. Lieu- festoons of electric lights which reach to W. D. S. —U. S. S. Massachusetts. Reception committee, Mrs. J. a musical oonsisoiug have been called £home by the Governor tenant John Berry was in charge of the the top of Landlord Castner's hotel tow* wax L6 programme TRAIN HELD UP. E.—U. S. S. Texas, Mrs. H. W. er. The Carter, Mrs. Cutts, Bryant, a solo Mrs Ada McKenney, of the State and as many as have heard gig Gen. Richards had a very pleasant hotel itself is probably the most ot by Cary Miss Caroline Mrs Alfred the call and can come are now on decorated in Gould, King, a former well known resident of the the way call on the Admiral and ari'anged that elaborately large building J*e Muu Reuluted and \V«» Killed oj or soon THE NATAL BRIGADE. the Mrs.Leon Fobes,Mrs. Frederic Thompson, and selections by a chorus. The will be. Gov. Powers should call upon him about city outside of the public buildings. town (lie Union Pacific. Leonard Miss Annie Con- Across a Mrs. Marshall, exercises will take immedi- On Tuesfay, the day of the big celebra- Tlie Official Announcement of Its Com- wo o’clock on Tuesday. After the re- the front is long row of elec- literary place Mrs. Mrs.Edward the from Massachusetts will trlmD1 rtf rirnoacciah Hait PAwara am) tric while the name of the house in ey, Joseph Day, Thomp- after the dinner and will be as fol- tion, people Made Public. lights ately position Mrs. H.P. Merrill. Sallna, Kas August 5 —Union reach here in two special trains. Major his staff will return to the Falmouth ho- large letters is placed in the center of son, ows: Pacific At a late hour the fol- The executive board receives from 10 30 the Band. ^ast-bound passenger train No. 4, T. E. Hartnett and Captain Hogan go to Saturday night tel for lunch ami will take carriages at the building. Mr. Castner is on the | Music by which liev. William Cashmore of ] eft Denver last was on lowing official announcement regarding to 12 o'clock. Prayer by night, held up se?. Boston Monday to escort this party to 12.30 o clock and proceed directly to the lookout for the first prize and it looks as the Methodist church. ( ral miles east of Portland and are so the composition of the Naval Brigade of if he Hugo, Colo., 00 mii^ they coming, the Woodbury which Captain Dennett has might secure it. The Maine Cen- THURSDAY. Introductory address of welcome by the the North his side of Denver. The committee has been with ban- Atlantic squadron for Tues- tral and Union station are also Frederick Kobie. passengers a informed, offered the governor. They will return building Mrs. Fred hostess. president, was made Kelsey, Remarks on the ministers and meeting t ho Pullman sleepers were ners, badges and flags, fully a thousand day’s parade public: to the city about half past two o'clock handsomely decorated. robbedd Reception committee, Mrs. David Hoop- houses of the town, t heir' and Composition of Naval Brigade, N, A. Middle street has elaborate deco- money valuables. strong. where the governor is to speak at the af- many T. Cod- house John A, Station: er, Mrs. Edward Hay, Mrs. C.W. On Gorham town by An old man named is as Smith's the Pay, a resident d Everything working satisfactorily F. W. ternoon meeting at City hall. Governor rations, hotel, Falmouth, Mrs. Fred Waterman. Brigade Commander—Captain ing, Mrs. Findley, Hooper, who had been to the details of the celebration. Sat- Dickins. Powers will arrive in Casco bank and others The school houses and schools of Gor- California, visiting h big Portland at 5.30 building many Miss Miss Mrs.Stev- Doten, Farnsworth, ham W. W. Woodman. 1 )enver and was on his to 8t. urday night the committee held another Brigade Adjutant—Lieutenant H. o’clock on afternoon and will be from to Monument square. by way Louis Monday Exchange Mrs. Mrs. Geo. of the com- George. ens, Kennard, Robinson, On the military Gorham by efused to surrender his meeting at which time some minor de- at the Falmouth hotel. The hotel on street and valuables aw G. quartered Temple Temple Mrs. Mrs. "James Mrs. mander of the G. A. It..William Merrill. Brigade Quartermaster—Lieutenant Edgoomb, Maoy, 1 red a shot at one of the tails were arranged. Swett s hotel are also decorated. On home affairs Prof. Bucien Hunt. robbers, bat R. Salisbury, finely Horace A. Mrs, Miss by McGuire, Fuller, aissed. the The Rockland company of the first reg- IN GALA. ATTIRE. On early families of Gorham by How- Thereupon robbers first, Brigade Commissary—Paymaster L, Q. Hussey, Mrs. Smart, Mrs. Higgins. ard A. c ne shot entering mouth and cos- iment is to reach Portland Tuesday McKenney. Pay's Lovell. AT THE UNION STATION. The executive committee will receive The farmers of Gorham by Charles W. i ng out at the back of his head, killing morning at 1.30 a. m. They are to be Brigade Ordnance Officer—Lieutenant How the City Is Decorated for Old Home bn almost Instantly/The robbers Trains from 3 to 4. Deering. stopped taken in a car H. E. Smith. Lively Scenes ns the Heavy he off and special from Union station Week. In addition remarks are from t train, jumped escaped. Medical C. expected to the where Brigade Officer—Surgeon Come Rolling In. FRIDAY. directly Auditorium, forty- Biddle. the returning sons and daughters of the nine cots have been for CLEAN AFFATH& arranged them. Brigade F. N, the decorations on the Mrs. Zenas hostess. Signal Officer—Ensign Saturday night Lively scenes were the rule about the Thompson, town. In the morning they will be given their Freeman. Mrs. J. buildings about the city were by no Union station all Saturday and Reception committee, Wesley In the evening former pupils of the broakfast and be for Aide—Naval Caaet R. L. Berry. day prepared the pa- Mrs. Charles S. Mrs. the town will hold a Beachmasters—Boatswain P. means completed. Many of them were in crowds of women and children were Davis, Fobes, High schools of -] 'roops Moving f® Ha vnua—Yellow Ft* rade, Mullen, men, Boatswain A. Anderson. —-■ and a idea Charles E. Webster, Mrs. Cullen C Chap- for the purpose of showing a place, however, give general jostling back and forth from the arrivals gathering er on (lie Increase. Saturday morning, Admiral Farquhar of how the is look when the Mrs. Fred N. Miss Amelia of towards well city to on the first trains in the morning until man, Dow, suitable expression feeling returned the call of the Mayor and told 1st Battalion—Marines—4 Mrs. Miss companies: State Day comes around. There is not this when the Pullman Woodbury, Augustus Stevens, Prof. Woodman, superintendent of him that it C, A. early morning hid been decided to illumi- Major Doyen,commanding; Gun- much in Mabel Elwell, Mrs. Mrs. Wat- of the Gorham Havana, August 4.—Troops are belle variety these decorations, how- from the east slowly pulled in. Crowds Mosher, schools,and past principal nate the of the on Tues- nery Sergeant Quick (Texas), sergeant ships squadron ever. The of them are in son Mrs. James S. Bedlow,Mrs. A. who Is soon to enter 0 rdered from the provinces of Pinarde; major. greater part are always present at the big station at Dyer, High school, upon while the fire works are day night in pro- 1st T. P. white and with sunbursts of W. Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mrs. Geo. other school in 1 tio -and Havana to concentrate into Company—Captain Kane, red, blue, this time of the year but those on hand, Lowell, responsibilities Peabody, This is to be one of the s of Four gress, expected commanding; 1st Lieut. R. G. McCon- flags, shields and streamers of bunting. F. Walker, Mrs. F. JVI. Houghton. Mrs. Mass, A display of lire works will also jburbs this city. hundraws chief of section. Saturday, were by far the largest that most beautiful features nell, XTO*. of the celebra- In some the of Geo. H. Mrs. William / Oi the reventh cavalry are now en wav 2nd Lieut. G L. places groupings flags have been known this summer. This un- Cummings, tion. Last it was all odd3 the Company—1st Bates, In futum» year by and the national colors have been such Doran. It is expected that the citizens of the tc the rendezvous. the commanding; 1st Sergeant, chief of sec- uusual rush can be attributed to most beautiful that Portland * wholly town w ill make such a display of the na- sight people tion that the effect is most to the The executive board of the W. L U., n lilitary will occupy either province? pleasing the approaching festivities in connection tloual and other decorations as be had ever witnessed and there 3rd Lieut. F. E. flag may \ will will be Company—1st Evans, Some have from the na- receive from 4 to 5 p. m. Senor bllguel Denes be appoint eye. departed with Old Home Week ;and the appearance at their command. at the news that this ex- commanding; 1st Ssrgeant, chief of sec- general pleasure tional colors a little and have All the regular passenger trains from t tion. attempted at the station Saturday augurs well HIGH SCHOOL CADETS. hibition is to be this On Portland for Gorham will step at the At the council repeated year. 4th F. H. to add variety to the decorations by municipal meeting las! Company—Captain Delano, using tor the return of the son 3 and daughters the 7.30 a. m. train. as The orders have been fair gro unds except Monday night, has been stated, the commanding; 1st Lieut. J. L. Turrill, other colors. Where this has been following general 1 light, protests were drawn against ter at- of the Pine Tree State who have for so The following letter has been received by wui a tu sneir searcn chief of section. issued by Major Harry C. Saunders ol 1 ate decree of Henor mpa give uispiay tempted the result is very effective the chairman of the committee on invlta- Cancio, secretary if This will be one of the the Portland School Cadets: from lights. display on hill the High tions among many others, the liev. 1 Lnanoe,which empowered the Beginning Munjoy only in other of the nation but are ever munidptii- ena battalion—bluejackets—a companies: parts Orders No. 9: Li. Prentiss of New which finest things the citizens of Portland place that is decorated so far is General George York, , y to levy a higher local tax than aw Lieut. Comdr. K. Engine mindful of their childhood in the interest Niles, commanding; _ days Headquarters P H. S. C., will be read with great by many have ever witnessed. 2’s house. This was done Saturday after- * «xlsts. The will be forwardedt; Lieut. O. P. Jackson, adj'utant; Assist- old Pine Tree State. Portland, Me., August 4, 1900. of the old families of Gorham and Port- protest about eleven o'clock the ladies ant F. noon the liremen and did a Saturday Paymaster E. Hall, commissary; by they very ■ No. 1—Cadets will report at the High land in which he has many devoted 3 President McKinley. Member! of the P. A. W. C. medical The morning trains from both the east who have the concert in charge gave Surgeon braisted, good piece of work. The city paid noth- School in full uniform at 9 a. m. on Au- friend s and admirers: j nunicpal council ure anxious that to officer. and west arrived on the regular sched- the last of the tickets for for the decorations gust 7, promptly. < away Monday 1st ing this, being de- Dorset, Vt., August; 1, 1900. juetom house receipts, amounting to |14,- Company—Lieut. L. H. Chandler, uled time, notwithstanding that all of No. 2—Uniform, fatffue cap, blouse, evening’s concert. Had it been possible Naval Cadet V. A. Kim- signed and the material furnished by My Dear Old Friend: i shall all the commanding; them more than the usual white duck pants, loggins, cross belts, )00,000, defray expenditure of brought quota A copy of Governor Powers's proclama- they could have disposed of four or even berly, chief section. Ward l’s firemen, who are never much I white gloves, black shoes. Officers will >f the Island, the abolition of all other 2nd C. L. of passengers even for a tion in regard to “Old Home Week" and | five times as tickets as so Company—Lieut. Hussey, the band Saturday. wear blue many they had, behind wagon. pants. also an invitation to the celebration in raxation following. The military go*- commanding; petty officer, chief of sec- Three of the noon trains were each ten be issued at 8 was the rush for them. The city’s decorations of the No. 3—Equipments will great Owing to tion. trolley Gorham, issued by the committee of which jrnment looks with disfavor upon to minutes late, the delays caused by a. m at the school building, Tuesday, the fact that the of hall is 3rd polts on Congress street begins at Frank- being your are president, have just reached me capacity City Company—Lieut. T. S. Wilson, August 7. suggestion. This question Is now regard- J. H. chief of lin street. The electric the large number of passengers to accom- by way of New York. Both give me the limited it was impossible to give out any commanding Ensign Boys, light strings Per order, xl as the economic of tin section. modate whom extra oars had to be added. My whole heart is in great question j moro tickets. across the streets at C. greatest pleasure. begin Washington Harry Saunders, with the and onoe late were sympathy movement; ilay. 3rd Battalion—Bluejackets—3 companies: street. From 2’s house to These trains the one due" from Major Commanding P. H. S. C. It should be distinctly understood that Engine the started it will be renewed. 1 trust, year Lieut. Comdr. J. b. Murdock, com- Boston at the from Official: Vernon W. Hall, Despite stringent sanitary precautions, the on afternoon Universal laundry and Palace billard 12.05; Shrough express in and year out, as long as the State of meeting Tuesday and manding; Naval Cadet W. S. Case, ad- 1st Lieut, and Adj. yellow fever Is on the increase, 48 ease at the corner of Pearl and Bangor due at 12.02; and the local Bew- Maine and the town of Gorham endure. the Governor’s reception after the fire jutant; Pay Yoeman Phinney, commis- hall, Congress been iston train was Did not ill health and the infirmities of having reported. sary; Assistant Surgeon W. M. there is little decoration besides which scheduled to reach ITEMS OF THE CELEBRATION. works Tuesday evening will net require Carton, streets, old forbid, I should be medical officer. Portland at 12 15. All. of the other trains age oertainly pres- tickets and will be to the that which has been mentioned. Mr. the British Vice Consul vis- ent and on open public. 1st A. H. Saturday in Portland at Gorham the NO TEAMS WILL 11E ALLOWED. Company—Lieut. Davis,com- came in on time of the Universal and the and there was also no ited Admiral As he left the days Governor Rollins of New Hampshire, manding; Naval Cadet S. W. Bryant, Eibby laundry Farquhar. appointed. The marshal wishes it in out the trains over the How many momorles still city distiKttj who the Old Home Week chief of section. Palace billard hall have done a goad delay starting the British was run up delightful originated idea, flagship llag me 150th of understood that no will In 2nd C. A. Maine Central and over both divisions of carry back to the anniversary carriage! will reach Portland at 4,30 o’clock this Company—Ensign Abele, of work and the scheme of colors at the main and Mr. was ac- piece Keating my native town 1 It was one of the red- the lino of the commanding; Naval Cadet W. B. the Boston and Maine. allowed along prooeaio# afternoon with General and Biddle, and their arrangement is very pretty. corded the salute due his station. In letter of life; and while, JStillings chief of section. gun days my during on will to The polioe were in these fourteen not a few of those Tuesday morning. They General Dudley of his staff. He and the 3rd Company—Lieut. E. S. Kellogg, Next below the Central Are station is arrangements the afternoon Admiral Farquhar re- years of Officer who had all that very dear to me whom 1 met then have cleared from the streets before the pared-1 officers of his staff will be quartered at commanding; Naval Cadet J. J. Hyland, prettily decorated, while the City build- charge Quinn turned the vice consul's call. chief of section. he could attend passed away, others remain whose hands starts and kept off the streets overwfcta the Preble house. across the street, will be with to in keeping, with the The doctors who have contributed to Note: This battalion will the ing, gay I should rejoioe to grasp onoe more In the carry railroad the so the procession moves until the pared* and brilliant with electric employees, tracks clear the funi turned in the con- of former there is colors. bunting celebration fellowship days (and in at an end. that no noon lights on Tuesday, though the work Is mishaps should occur. At tributions Saturday by the hands of Dr no one, allow me to add, whose hand I -i should grasp again more than your THE FIREMEN’S MISTER. ith Battalion—Bluejackets—3 companies: not The Davis block Officer Haggett arrived at the station. Cousins. The amount with gladly yet completed. deposited both on own account and be- ANARCHIST ARRESTED. Lieut. Comdr. command- He was in citizen’s clothes and his own, your Osterhaus, on the corner of Market, and spent the treasurer of the committee was I It Promises To Be a Great Success. E. Congress $155, cause you are so closely associated with 5.—The French ing; Ensign Woods, adjutant; Pay time in out for and Paris, August poto is decorat- looking pickpockets a contribution. my recollections of the dear old Amb® for the firemen’s muster Clerk O. F. Cato, commisary; P. A. Exchange streets, handsomely very generous town). have arrested at Abbevilled, Arrangements all other of cbaraoter. I to send affec- Surgeon S. G. Evans, medical officer. ed. The Union Mutual building has one persons suspicious Monday i3 the meet- Through you beg my very v diowj ih uttiiKvruun outtiwwjj"w" are about complete. evening regular tionate and God bless 1st ---- V T greeting, my you to Company—Lieut. J. B. Bernadou, of the be3t in the and the Thatcher Rupposad lmve been the lnstigatwol There will be at displays city ing of Post,No.Ill, at Thatcher to the on the 9th of least five ladder com- commanding; Naval Cadet Doyle, chief oil meeting August. Salso's upon the Shah of Per& handsome is well set off ing very smothly. The dining room Post No. 453 1 2 attempt take in the contest for the of section. building by hall, Congress street, at Yours most truly, Valete left Paris after * panies part at the station was filled with immediately 2nd Company—Lieut. J. C. Leonard, the artistic arrangement of bunting. hungry 8 p. m., and all memuers of the G. A.R., icikucu; ucui^o xj. xiuiiticia. crime. prize of $75. The conditions are that ten To lion. Frederick Robie. Naval Cadet chief of The block crowds from eleven o’clock in the fore- rtw* anmlbillr intrUml 4- commanding; Naile, occupied by D. W. Heseltine ------— men, the number to which the contest section. is also decorated. The low wooden noon until three o’clock in tha afternoon ARCHBISHOP IRELAND IN HOME. is shall raise from the 3rd W. P. meeting, restricted, ground Company—Lieut. Scott, com- and and his building in which Roberta's restaurant Manager Woodbury large The steamer State on DR SIMPSON PRAYS FOR ALLIES. Ireland a foot extension it on manding; Naval Cadet Schoenfeld, chief Bay leaving Rome, August 4.—Archbishop fifty ladder, place of assistants were on the the of section. is is almost hidden from view corps kept jump a visited Cardinal Kampala anti the send a man to the round located, port last evening took course about Old Orchard, July 5.—The Christian today building, top all of this time in for the ot her afterwards obtaining« by flags. The Chase house is the only caring wants the in ox*der to the Alliance campmeeting today was very Cardinals, of the ladder and back to the ground warships give many audience with the lie was receive: 3th decorated between this of the hungry and thirsty. largely attended. The princiial discourse Pope, and afterwards the ladder Battalion—Bluejackets—3 companies: building point passengers an opportunity to see the fleet. ofAhevrara- replace on the of the day was delivered by Rev. Dr. everywhere with evidences Lieut. Comdr. A. C. Dillingham, com- and Monument The The railroad oilioials say that th e hiswort ground. Three at least of the Portland square. buildings Ivy ltebekah lodge will entertain all Simpson, the Alliance leader, whose ! est affection. It was said that manding; Lieut S. E. W. Kittelle, ad- crowds ns w* in the are decorated and will be increased today and will theme was i in France is ladder trucks are entered for this contest Richard square prettily visiting Rebekahs who are in Portland “The High Priesthood of highly appreciated, jutant; Paymaster Hatton, com- then shown Ijeo him wit- the effect is The Lin- continue right on until the rush is next Christ," In the course of his sermon he j by Pope presenting as will a from Rockland and missary; Steward, medical offic- general pleasing. Saturday evening. the company Hospital Following 6uid: “I am a solid medal In token of hiseswea er. coln club the over by Tuesday and Wednesday. praying that the allies may gold one from The building, Evening Express regular meeting which is held at 8 Waterville. Rockland 1st enter Pekin this week. Cnrist is there and affection. Company—Lieut. W. W. Phelps, block, the Ira F. j is said to be a buildings occupied by GOOD TEMPLARS TO ENTERTAIN. o’clock, there will be a social hour and now. The leader of his company star organiza- commanding; Chief Petty Officer, chief great people, DEAD Clark, Atkinson Furnishing company, refreshments will be higher than all laws or will not PROF. JOSEPH EMERSON tion and will give the Portland men a of section. The seived. Invita- worlds, committees appointed by Cumber- be denied." 2nd H. J. Thatcher post hall, Portland Railroad tions have been sent to all Emer- hustle for the prize. This will be one of Company—Lieut. Zeigemeier, land District and the various members of lieloit, Wis., August 4.—Joseph commanding; Chief Petty chief Peterson’s lodge lodges *■*•’ the most features of Officer, office, Guppy’s drug store, Ivy who live outside the Let son, the famous Greek professor, interesting the entire of section. of Portland, have been busily engaged city. every RIOTE RS TAKE A news Short & Harmon TOWN. *, celebration so it is believed depot, Loring, member be present and give a wel ated for 53 with Beloit college, by Chief El- 3rd Company—Lieut C T. Jewell,com- in making arrangements for the enter- royal years and Haskell & Jones are deco- St. Paul, Minn., 5.—The Du- He said that this con- manding; Chief Petty chief of elaborately come to all visiting Rebekahs w’ho are August today from debility. dridge, Saturday Officer, tainment and comfort of every Good luth militia are under orders general section. the a very attrac- companies test had been worth to the lire rated, making square most cordially invited. to to Cass depart- Templar who visits Portland at that go Lake, Minn., where rioters COMES THIS WAY. tive place. From the square up Con- are GORMAN ment the entire amount of $900 appropri- time. reported to have taken possession of 3th street to the the Ar- ated for the fiuem m’s muster as it has .Battalion—Bluejackets—3 companies: gress Congress square the deco- town, trouble growing out of an New York, August 4.-Ex-Senator Lieut. Comdr. G. A com- Mystic hall, Monument square, is cen- GORHAM. na- Merrlam, rations are and attempt to arrest and conviot crooks land left the the men on thes9 ladder Naval very pretty numerous. t bur F. Gorman of Alary brought compa- manding; Cadet D. P. Man nix, trally located for all the amus- who were a circus. 1® Smith & Broe’s store is one of the parades, following today nies up to the of effic- adjutant; Pay Clerk F. F. drug tional Democratic headquarters very highest point MaoWllkie, ements, etc.,' which are to be by The for commissary; F. A, W. and across the given programme the exercises iency. They have been drilling night af- Surgeon M. places decorated, street KIN(i ALEXANDER MARRIED. New England. Wheeler, medical officer. the city, and members of the order will Thursday, August Old Home ter in is the Preble house, which has some 9th, Week, night hopes of winning the prize 1st J. INI, be in Belgrade,, August 5 Alexander Company—Lieut. Foyer,com- attendance to assist the visitors at the Cumberland County fair -‘-King TOLD* nd he that the citizens Naval Cadet beautiful decorations very artistically grounds, today wedded Mine. BRIEFLY thought would manding; Timmons, chief in their and All Draga Maschen, the of enjoyment pleasure. Gorham, has been made is sub- be well for the for th9 section. arranged. Oren Hooper's Sons have as fully aipl ceremony being performed with great paid outlay fire- mail can be obtained address- 2nd Company—Lieut. R. B. usual showed easily by stantially as follows: The bells of the pomp. men's muster because of the drill these Douglas, their public spirit by mill* c Chief the same in care of hall. In- In honor of the The of work in the great ommanding; Petty Officer, chief elaborate of ing Mystic town will ring at six o’clock a, and a event,the King granted stopping men have received in for this of section. display bunting and electric m., an preparing formation in to the beauti- amnesty, together with numerous at Fall River in order to curtail with regard many salute will be fixed at the same time un- contest. 3rd Company-Naval Cadet A. W. John- lights various mottoes about the political pardons, including the lormei pnx^onto ful pleasure resorts will be gladly given der the direction of tlon, will throw 12,000 operatives son, commanding; Naval Cadet R. Wain- building which adds much to the interest Capt. William H. radical premier, Tauschanoivch. So far the chief says that eleven hand chief of section. by members under the direction of Mrs. Lombard, The Tor two weeks. tvright, of the decorations. Eastman Brothers tuo-rcises at the fair employment j, ten steam fire eleven hose winner tubs, engines, J. B Drysdale. Parcels may be cheoked will commit noe Ethel bert was an easy and Bancroft have done well, as has grounds in earnest at TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM wagons and five ladder trucks are entered rth and be in safe at this and with Impi Battalion—Bluejackets—2 companies: Schlotterbeck & keeping place, twelve o clock when a picnic dinner I Brighton cup Saturday, Lt. Comdr. W. I. Foss, Owen-Moore & 8. for the parade and muster besides many Chambers, command- in fact want of the members will will be Effectually yet gently, when costive oi third. Time, where a every served and a table with ond; Sidney Lucas, ing; Fay Clerk D, F. Kronacker, com- company, pale green is used spread more which have not been heard from. bilious, to overoome I)orval( ; yet with be attended to at the hall. It food for the band and invited permanently habitu- In the Soawnnaka race at missary. great effect; Folsom's store, the hall by calling guests. al In all he says that there will be over 1st P. Social constipation, to awaken the lead d™ Company—Lieut. K. Benham, occupied by the Irlsh-Amerlcan Relief is hoped that every Good Templar pres- family gatherings will take kidney! Saturday, Minneapolis two thousand place and liver to a uniformed firemen in line. jommanding; Petty Officer, chief of sec ent the on the healthy activity, without laok of wind proven tion. association, Foster & the Maine ip city will feel free to visit their grounds between the hours of ten course, but The entries received Avery, or | on Saturday were and twelve Irritating weakening them, to 2nd Company—Lieut. F. C. Charitable Mechanic’s building, where headquarters and bo at home in this cool o’clock. Chandler’s band of diepe from Mass another com- Bowers, or llnlsh._ Newburyport, the decorations are Rines and Be sure to Portland will be headaches, colds, fevers, use o of rommanding; Petty Officer, chtef of sec- very artistic; spacious building. regis- present. Under the di- Syrup Thomas J. Woodward pany from Brunswick, one from Warren tion. Figs, made the Capt. m Brothers, who have displayed lavishly; ter before leaving. rection of Prof. Charles by California Fig Syrui 1 of Dainariscotta, Hlnkley there Co. Orleans, formerly awn. 3 In bug iming his address he spoke of he pleasure it gave him to come to isters of this church Port- and its missionariei ) draw to them. The Penobscot Is land for this perhaps manufacturing and merchantile ostab* week and to speak once at some length, but time forbid. He salt [ as beautiful as tho Hudson, more at the Maine llshments; our city ol surpassing beauty Second Parish church, lie of Dr. Edward that it seemed , (") homes There are Payson t< with Its then related, none better anywhere on earth. happy homes and joyful people; how he came to Portland in him that his people revered him and bor< Mot all homes, but the our our our May, a typical schools, colleges, hospitals, 1876, perfect His ttrst for him almost as much love and rever Maine such stranger. home, homes as have sent out and our work was churches have their foundations in Portland blasting rooks for a sewer on enoe as did for God. lie said that i multitudes of Maine men and women to Held they in the toll of other Chestnut fill the front ranks of business and days. Street at fl SJ5 a He then the mark whioh Dr. had nmdt pro- day. Payson fessional life The tokl how he all over the Union. Matlves providential mission of our own entered the Second upon this church and the oi Churches Yesterday Parish upon people of Maine are found In every state and church is church the easily seen when one considers llrst ho was in Portland was so that it could never always at tbe fore. are like Suuday Port- deep They tho the conditions at its coming. On the one land and Hootch In Canada how ho took a seat In the rear be obliterated. When Dr. was who were the makers hand was a liberalism that has Payson and are the growing of the real rulers of the never been nor church and when the services were alive and walked down the Mr, Dominion, aggressive successful in streets, though Inferior in-numbers. the over he reaching people and on the other a started for the door when he was Hack said ho had often been told that (i! ) The resources of Maine. Farming lurid Calvinism that might make men detained was the and still to Old Hume Week by the hand of Hev. Mr. Wll- mothers would take their children to the first, equal to any. Our fear but could never lead men to love son sea-coast and harbors being the finest In God. Then Ipprtpriate who spoke some kind words to him window and point him out as one whc came Jesse Lee telling men America indicate commerce as our that which he proper “The loving worm within Its eloii has never forgotten. He then should be loved and honored above all Ho it was once Observance. calling. and will be again. were diviner than a loveless God amid went on to of others. Mr, Hack Maine were once the of speak some of the people then went on to say ships pride the His worlds.” lie told of a Savior able country. The from wooden to connected with the ch irch at that time that he had hoped to toll something oi change to give immediate deliverance from the iron ships, altered all that, but the time and of sin, whom he the liev.Dr. Carruthers who was guilt power .No wonder needy recalled, especially of Kov. Hr. regard- will come Mow we build again. and sail helpers heard this Gospel gladly John J. Carruthers the venerable ed here as a model minister and three masted schooners pastor. pastor so-called, big as for it has always been the world’s su- and of He raid that Portland of 1875 was a whom the lion. T. B. Heed had ships. preme need. This teaching made good Preacher at Our institutions, are an honor to men anil different said: "He was a model of a They today we are inspired the Venerable Portland than it Is today Then minister the State and by aocount in part for the su- memory of men and women whoso lives the retail stores were all on and a Christian gentleman.” Mr. Hack character and Middle perior success of Its sons. were a rebuke to every form of evil and Second Parish. said that Our soho Is and street, the movement towards the West this church had sent out into colleges stand high and help to every righteous cause. the improve every year. Public libraries will a Knd had not commenced, the Union sta- world 81 ministers and of its misslon- Having theology that can be preached soon be in every town. Our benevolent has made aro Dr. Ilamll n this church as it is today the tion had not been built nor had the real Cyrus made a mark as institutions are on a grand scale. Our largest Protestant church in the State, estate deep as any in the field, He prisons are a little too activity consequent upon the build- missionary luxurious, furnish- The successes of the past impose grave also mentioned ing winter hoaies to ing of this station beqn thought of. Mrs. Bliss, Kev. Joseph many. obligations. Christ’s sacrifice and atone- The churches. Their ment for men was Other Churches There Were was and then came to of Miss congregations made once for all but jU There scarcely any Island traffic then Tyler speak not be so may large as in the last genera- in the spreading of this truth, urging it nor had Mary S, Morrill, the Second Parish mis- for there are and Addresses. Portland been thought of as a tion, other Interests scarcely upon all men, there is great work still to Fine Music whom it is feared less which summer resort. Of Hr. Carruthers Mr. sionary has been mur- elevating engage public atten- be done. There must be progress. We tion. But dered the Boxers in China. religion as such is as vital a must do better than our fathers. Moses McAulay said that he regarded him as a by He said concern as ever. Only the form changes. must do better than Abraham. Isaiah man of that he had been told by a veteran mis- How strong spirituality, and great greatly improved *the relations of must improve on Samson and Paul must that Miss Morrill had more the churches. In a sympathy. He mentioned as some of the sionary pow- vain few, born out of have a larger vision than Solomon. But er as a talker to woman due time, try to turn back the hand on in it all we back workers men like than any one go to the fundamentals. It was deemed fitting that the .Sec- leading Larrabee, the dial It is Mrs. else he had ever known. "I would like plate. Partington, Modern photography surpasses the old Brock, Hobbs, back the end Parish church should make some ob- (Joold, Martin, Little, sweeping advancing waves of silhouette but still uses the old sun light. to plead for the Chinamen,” said Mr. the Atlantic. of the Old Home Weak Stevenson, Lisoomb, Higgins, Carter, We build on the same foundation. He gsmao* Sunday Hack. "We are Woman’s Wo talk too much Cousens and othe.'S whose only reaping the fruit part. of was with our fathers he is with us. We this Church is not the sec- Brooks, rnary because only which the nations men on these occasions. In Maine, at believe the Bible to be the revelation of names he did not then recall. Five European have sowed. oldest church In Portland but its things least, women have well done their God. It tells us of the ond The nations for part. divine interest in have^talked years of To our wives and mothers we owe more .. Jesus Christ and those who have been ..... ■" -l— humanity. is still the fanner than to any others. They are not only unique man, the incomparable teacher, associated with It In some way In years half of humanity, but the best half, to “the fullness of the God head bodily,” whom men are port bare Metered all over the world. chielly indebted for the the willing sacrifice for men and the noble and Yesterday many of these former members purposes refining influences eternal mediator. The Holy Ghost is which make them men. still the sanctifier and tran s- of tin* Second Parish church hail ths Comforter, priv- In men’s lives. A notable feature of the music was the formlng power We do ilege of atteed log service# onoe more In not seek a new gospel but we try to apply rendition of tho solo “Trust in the this hollding around which cluster so this to present day needs. And we are i-iord,’’ by MTewcomb which was ©any enduring and fond memories. The given by Miss Antonia Sawyer of Mew York, for- need of mankind. While others may- room lag service was an extremely lnUr- seek an town of up location in more exclu- _ ...... merly Waterville. She most ...... th. sang sive conditions we stay in the midst of charmingly and her line contralto voice the that we there being hardly a vacant seat in the people believing have the was heard to the best of advantage. message the world needs for its salvation. boa*, For many it was thy first service And we are hopeful too. Jesus was an AT FIRST PARISH. they bad attended at the Seooud Parish optimist in most adverse conditions and, when the world was most for many years and for theta It proved a At the First Parish Mr. Perkins hopeless, dared to proclaim, “The of Heaven one. preached an historical sermon on the Kingdom delightful is at hand.” Evil is abroad in the world Ifchiad the altar thy national ensign “Early Religious .Life of Portland.” but good is stronger than evil. Every was draped with streamers of mi, white He took as his text, Deuteronomy 11:9, man may be good if he will. The golden “Arid age is in the future. But It will nob and blue while a fyw of flowers ye shall teach them your children, bouquets come without a From the of them when thou in struggle. and potted plants on the platform added speaking 6itte3t days of the Master everv advance has been thine and when • borne like appearance to the church. house, thou walkest by made at heavy cost. We shall not cease to lawlessness and Our 11*mudc was fine. After the the way, when thou liest down, and fight corruption. especially missionaries will not abandon their when thou risest up.” He said in work open lug wrvicss Hev Koilin T. Hack, part: because their friends have fall n. We do the pastor of the church, Introduced the Christopher Levett was the first Europ- not expect the Kingdom to come by revo- ean to examine and describe what is now lution but the slow constant WBt-rable speaker whom all had come to by processes Portland, Maine. He built a house and that have ever characterized God’s brer. He said that 113 years :ig\> a young spent the winter of 1623 4 on Diamond is- methods with men. mas 2? years old came to Portland ami land. With him was Sir Ferdinand Then, today we reverently remember and his Rev. the we *J»ke In a school bouse at the corner of Uorges chaplain, William past; manfully acknowledge and .Morrell. Morrell was a minister of the assume the duties of the present; and we ami India street. The n» xt Congress established church of England. It is prob- look out and up to the reward of th e year the Second Parish church was or- able that his services were the first held faithful. What is heaven A city? Is it 1 a not more to a gasiwd and Elijah Kellogg, the same I by European within the limits of Port- attractive call it home?" land. Hundreds are toward Maine— yoaag nan became Its first turning pastor Massachusetts early extended her in flu “the home state.” Out from our earthly "His son, Elijah Kellogg, the preacher ence over what is now Maine and brought fellowships our friends are going to the *cd writer but alxive all the preacher, of course the Puritan religion. In 1669 great home, flow attractive it is over the court decreed for there. We know so who are will now address you.” Falmouth “forth- many now with to provide herself of an able and there. It won’t be a strange place. In Kev. Mr. Is 87 Kellogg, who years old, orthodox preacher to be their minister; imagination you throng these aisles with then advanced to the pulpit and began and in case of neglect to supply them- forms familiar in other days. They are selves no bis discourse. Thousands have read his by the twentieth day of September longer with U6 but they await our next, they shall pay to the ministry of coming and if we are true and faithful keeks and Hundreds have heard him the next town adjoining theirs that is j by and by we shall be called into the joys it's* during his long and busy life. fifty pounds per annum, during of the eternal home. Haw who have read Sited,1 being destitute.” only his books, the CONGRESS SQUARE CHURCH. The first minister of whom there is a iteming and simple stories of simple, record was Rev. George Durroughs. He Special Old Home Week services men and Jtanly boys have no idea ol his came in 1674. It was at the time of the were held in Congress Square church yes- tharm as a As Mr. Hack said Indian troubles under speaker. RKV. JOHN King Philip. J. C.MlHl’TIiEUS, REV. HOLLIS T. HACK. man terday morning. A good sized congrega- In his Introduction he is a writer bu! Every was required to go to meeting armed. tion was in attendance despite the sum- Move all a preacher. His word picture* mer “So once for fear of Indian absenteeism. During the week pre- are graphically drawn. His use of film beating Our grand sires bore their guns to meet- vious the organ which had served tho ties and metaphors makes his sermon* ing; congregation so many years was dis- of more than ordinary interest. Although Each man equippad on Snnday morn With shot and continued on Seventh bowed with the weight of years Elijah Psalm-book, powder horn. Page. Kellogg is still a forceful speaker. Ills Falmouth was destroyed by the Indians delivery 1b excellent and his voloe still in 1676. Burroughs with others took They Struck It Rich. refuge on Cushing’s island, where retains of Its they It was a grand for this oommunl* enough penetrating quality successfully defended themselves. The thing ty that such an firm as H. to enable him to make the people hear meeting house was near where the office enterprising P. S. Goold, 577 street, secured la even as of the Portland now stands. Congress large an audience as that of company the for Dr. New Discove- Durroughs returned to but Agency King’s yesterday. The venerable took Falmouth, ry for the wonderful reme- preacher the town was a seoond time in Consumption, lor his destroyed iy that has startled the world its mar- text Hebrews dth—19: “Which 1690 and himself was executed by Burroughs vellous cures. The furor of enthusiasm hope we have as an anchor of the soul for witchcraft in two later. Salem, years aver it has boomed their as the Falmouth was resettled and incor- business, both sure and steadfast.” He began by lemand for it is immense. porated in 1718, which date marks the They give that is free trial bottles to sufferers, and saying hope a powerful motive in beginning of the present First Parish, posi- tively guarantee it to cure life and more than half the pleasures in One Jonathan Pierpont, chaplain to the Coughs Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma, and all this life are to the T Croup those of anticipation. Ideali- preached people. hey Throat and Troubles. A trial farrlsonuilt a meeting house on what is now the Lung zation is often not as as its merit. Price 50c and pleasing expecta- corner of India and Middle streets. Kev. proves $1.00, tion. Not only In the worldly life but in Thomas Smith came in 1725 and after the spiritual realm hope has great Influ- accepting a call, settled in town and re- mained pastor until his death ence. Worldly are oftentimes mere seventy hopes later A new church was built and illusions years and are some times disappoint- occupied from 1740-1825 on the spot where ing, Spiritual hopes are not illusions the present stone church now stands There and do not disappoint. Mr. Kellogg were difficulties with (Quakers, lei jl wi inuYomcHbci ui ill- went on to this idea and nmucumu, enlarge upon ternal discussions and discipline such as oomnarwl the faith in Crx! finri the Inm nf characterized all religious societies in the Christ, the Christians anchor in times of last century. The parish was first divided * the off of Elizabeth in Values for need, to the anchors of a staunch by setting Cape Special ship 1733; then by the setting off of New on a lee shore In a tempest. Here he drew Casco, our present Falmouth; then some of his word pictures which have Stroudwater, thus forming the second, OLD HOME WEEK. fourth of given him national fame ns a writer and third, parishes Falmouth. Portland was in 1787 —♦— a incorporated and preacher, speaking of tho good ship be- the the year following present Second Camera ing driven upon a lee shore with almost Parish of Portland came into being. “Ray” Folding Cycle the Mr. Smith was short in but last chance gone and every hope de- stature, (Single lens), niCV. NKAL A. McACLAY. DR. EDWARD PAYSON. REV. C. FI. I). erect, a strong personality and the chief $4.75 the of the anchors DANIELS, 1). pending upon strength citizen of Falmouth down to his death in and tho good holding ground. He 1795. “Ray” Folding Camera, Dble. painted a picture of with tho ..this ship It was a then. He also some but much has to be FREE BAPTIST CHURCH. symmetrical billows he recalled of this church. giv- gave Interesting yet clone to bring partitioning China, and France, Russia, lens, $8.50 dashing over her bulwarks and the life of the into ing, Intelligent, testifying, working and reminiscences of the church and some young community Germany and Great Britain have been Large congregations were in attend- the women and ohlldren aboard huddled vital touch with the church. The Carrying Case and plate holder church abov9 all other of its former members. ance at both and praying thing3. churches. I have not risen struggling for supremacy. The China- morning evening ser- with each. together expecting to be thrown at any fear, to the Mr. George H. Shirley, who was the liev. Itollin T. Hack then read tho onportunity whloh the great movements men feared that their country was to be vices of the Free Baptist church and they moment Into the sen and dashed boiling He said letter from Kev. Charles A. for and the have offered listened to to next speaker, was reminiscent. following among young taken away from them by these foreign- interesting sermons by the piece* against tho cruel rocks and then them. They have too often stood idle, that his father was the founder and for Dickinson, a former pastor of the ers and they have been making a pastor, Rev. Lewis Malvern, who spoke tho anchors which had been lot and have failed to reap the harvest which desper- FILM CAMERAS. go old Port- church: many years tho publisher of the was ripening near their hands. Multi- ate struggle to save their country. It is on timely topics. In the forenoon the brought up the ship and all hands were 1900. land Gazotte. To this Longfellow Boston, Mass., July 27, tudes of young have been wicked and but the bottom of the was, “The Natural Home.” Mr. saved. paper friends of people gathered wrong, topic This he used as an illustration of My dear the Second Parish in the schools and Christian En- Weno contributed his first poem and Neal Dow Portland: Sunday trouble is the Chinese patriotism.” Malvern showed what constitutes this Hawkeye. what the belief in God and in Christ church, deavor societies, but multitudes have not his first anti-saloon He told of I am sorry that I cannot bo home and also the home of the soul. He 3 1-2x3 1-2 4x5 would do paper. exceedingly found their way into the ehurohes. Whose THE SECOND PARISH CHURCH. for one tossed upon the stormy with on but I some of the workers In the Second Parish you Sunday, August 5, fault Is It? The time has come for a seri- commented on the troubles of the Boxers, sea ot life. In he said: ‘‘I have am to be at hore at On Wednesday the Second Parish $3.75 $«.00 oloslng whom ho recalled and about tho old obliged my post ous consideration of this question. The the New Orleans affair and preached Berkeley Temple this summer on account church is to hold a in the these lessons to your grand- Church should he a great family In whloh reoeption No better Camera than the schools of Masters Libby, Kelley and of having l>een away several months last the recent strikes at St. Louis and fathers and fathers and as I the young folks are especially cared for. church to which all former members your today winter It would me out how all of were Hawkeye lor rapid work. It is es- Jackson. In the school house standing give great pleasure If they are not they will leave the home pointed these greatly stand here their seam to bo hover- to stand once more in the dear old Sec- and parishioners are invited to be pres- to the of home. We in pecially recommended for the vis- spirits across the street Dr. Edward Payson ijad roof as soon as they come to a sense of opposed sanctity ing over mo and me to con- ond Parish church where I lirst began ent. Maine are settling down to the sentimen- itor or any one desiring to take a encouraging school then to this their independence. God forbid that our first taught oomlng and to the tal idea of home, Who are tinue with the my ministry, speak people churches should become childless homes. coming home number of pictures in succession last glimmering lamp of also told how AT ST. STEPHEN’S. church ns its pastor. He there upon the subject of the “Church this week? What will they see? What without having to enter a dark my ministry to sow some of the seed and the Children.” Ever sincerely yours, be the benefit Dr. Porter had lived In a house still At St. Stephen’s church Dr. Dalton, will of their stay after thoy room to change plates. which may after I am and I feel that the only hope of our churches Chas. A. Dickinson. have gone back to their own homes? spring up gone between Cotton street and what the olli dated If you don't own a Camera you standing lies the lines of Christian nurture. pastor, yesterday and Their can not but be bear fruit to God.” along Mr. Hack said that Iiev. C. H. Dan- thoughts help will have to recall Almighty lane but which Is now a nothing your was then Love Adult conversions are growing less every preached very able sermon taking his stirred and they will bo all the better pre- At the conclusion of the ser- of the American Board first Old House Week. morning known as Center street. Dr. Lyman Ab- year. Kevivals are not as frequent or iels, secretary text from the Psalms: “The pared for their final home in vice lines are eternity. Mr. Kellogg shook hands with a effective as they once were, and all of the of Missions, a former of the In the evening the on bott came here and married one of Dr. pastor fallen unto me in pleasant places and I pastor spoke great signs of Providence seem to indicate that “The Home This was fol- many people who know him years became the church, had hoped to be present on this Spiritual Porter’s daughters and she we must look to tho children for the have a goodly heritage.” lowed by the Lord's ftgo or whose fathers he once knew. but he had been detained the Supper. stepmother^ of Henry Ward Beeoher. strength of the churches. occasion, by The Psalmist’s words are true, I This of trust, CHESTNUT STREET CHURCH. greeting the venerable preacher corner of I have the work which had come to him owing to |. When the old church at the greatly deprloated. growing said the doctor, of all of us, whether our n. i pmm k was one of the most features tendency among parents to substitute the conditions in At Chestnut Street church Rev. Luther go., China and interesting Deer street was burned Mr. Shirley said distressing homes are in or elsewhere. Maine of the the school for the service of wor- Maine, day at the Second Parish. Sunday had been ordered away for a two months’ Freeman from the text I. that Dr. Carruthers came to him in for their folks. We see as a home, and homes in Maine will be preached 8 FREE ST. In the ship young very evening the first speaker was the in the rest from work by his who 57. augSdlw Brooklyn and together they went to Dr. few ohildren house of God. It is physicians my theme. The home sentiment Is one Kings III., Hev. Neal A. lie is a that If a child attends forbad his to Portland It was a in Jerusalem when McAulay. good Beecher to ask him to aid them in rais- generally thought positively coming of the Much on the great day | the Sunday .school that should suffice for deepest. depends example of what can be done by a struc- or doing any work. He also said that Solomon the King led the people in that ing a fund to build the present churcn going. The result is that multi- habitat—the environment. If the Lap- young man with pluck and perserver- James G. D. D. who he had in which he consecrated the new ture. This Dr. Beecher did because of his tudes of young people are up Merrill, lander loves his how much more prayer anoe. growing home, He came to Portland In humble with no habit of God in would bo present, had been to the service of Jehovah, But he love for his stepmother who had been a worshipping hoped obliged should we! Our climate is one of the temple His house and when too old to circumstances and by hard work pursued they get to go to Worcester in behalf of Fisk uni- remembers the struggles of the past gen- Original nnd fillsGenuine. member of the old Second Parish church healthiest and best everyway, ten months H.-tK'rVPennyroyal^ Only his go to Sunday school they leave God's " SAFE. Always reliable. Ladles ask Druggist studies while fitting himself for the versity and was unable to come. erations without which his own work in Portland. house the In the year. In summer It is unequalled L ,for CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH altogether. Unquestionably in RED and ministry. He acted as sexton of the rent has done Mr. Hack said that this had been a day would have been in possible and prays. Gold metallic boxes, sealed pew system very much and so resorted to thousands and tens with blue ribbon. no Deacon E. Brooks of Concord, N. by Take other. Refiiao ohuroh for a while and afterwards be- P. toward barring children from the sanc- of great pleasure to the members of the “The Lord our God be with us as He Onneeroua Subatltutlona nnd Imltn- of and always will be. Our tloiiH. of or send came was the next He said that It has been for in thousands, I.uy your Druggist, 4e. In general secretary of the Port- H., speaker. tuary. working years Second Parish church. In the morning was with other fathers.” stamps for Pnrtloulnrn, Tcatiraonlnlsi a In this soil is second to many but in the river and ‘Relief he had not in this for six- subtle way direction. The Sun- for Lndlea,”f CAPITAL AND SVKPIillS considerable number of Matinee; Beginning Tuesliy. land. chising any past. Daily Bonds, and Mechanical MAINE STATE PRESS (Weekly) — white, the amendment has then Municipal A Mammotli Scenic Ko-Nut i3 used for Production ot'tlic teuiatlonal the ;u advance, or $1.26 at the been submitted to the people general cooking, alabana By year, $1 jUcln-Orn in a, for recourse and is far to lard. mouni end of tlie year. ratification, and has superior ONE MILLION Water Works Bonds, For six months, 50 cents; for three months, been had to the shot gun to prevent its 26 cents Endorsed by the First Families, Cooking ine best opponents from voting. By force’and Colored Schools and Medical Fraternity. If your ALL ATTRACTIONS are not delivered fraud the whole negro population of five Railroad Bonds, Subscribers whose papers dealer hvs not got it, write us and we will DOLLARS. THE VOICE the office of of the most states in the South —AT— ARTISTS, promptly are requested to notify populous see that you are supplied. COMEDIANS the DAILY PRESS, No. i>7 Exchange street, have been compelled to submit to their Resorts Portland Me. Bank Stock. Both SINGERS, own disfranchisement. This has on OlcLELtAN & BRIGHAM CO., ACR[BATS, gone OF THE in the faca and of the whole N. E. Interest Paid on Patrons of the PRESS who are leaving town eyes country Agents, FREE DANCERS, have the addresses of theri and. not a CAKtWLKflu, temporarily may word of effective protest has 49. 50, 51 and 52 Chatham Street, Boston. of the Cars. as often as may desire by To Patrons papers changed they been raised it. TIME DEPOSIfS. notifying the office against Indeed, apparent- ly the North has lost all interest in the BELL. Shm MIlBM The Great Cake h the effect of the move- I Tlie First Product.'on of tlie on Urst Programme Ever It is said that King Humbert's assassin subject, though Play j PUtrd uffot ment has been to make the Southern & Co. tlie American Stage. tUv Public by u Colored will not be executed, Italy having abol- LETTERS OF CREDIT AND IN- H. M. Payson Comps*. some white man’s political power twice that ished capital punishment years ago. ST. Staged and Rehearsed Under the Personal Su- Special Permanent of the Northern white man. 32 EXCHANGE of BAJiTLKY aicCULLUh. Attraction, TERNATIONAL Ieb6dtf pervision has his notifica- CHEQUES Mr. Bryan completed Cars leave In front of the United States Ho- MATUS’S tion speech. It will make about 8,COO CURRENT COMMENT. tel every 10 minutes. Round Trip tickets on FOR SALE. the c».rs to theatre only 20 cents. deal with what the admitting words and will mostly Reserved Seats 10 and 20 cents extra. Private solicited from Indi- ROYAL HUNGARIAN calls the TALKS TOO MUCH. Correspondence six persons, 00 cents each seat. Democratic platform paramount vid Banks and boxes, seating ORCHESIH aula, Corporations, Tickets on sale in advance at Sawyer’s store. 3 Grand Issue of the that is imperial- (Providence Journal.) others to accounts as well lteuderfnsi Concerts campaign, desiring open Monument square. Telephone No. 535-2. I)»af Hon Webster Davis seems to a us from those to transaot Bank* Attractions ism. Paramount issues are not made by have wishing All Krce to Patrons of the tv kind of Siamese twin in Hon. Bar- lug business of any description through SECURITY. Secure Seats Marly In Advance. TLe Heserve < Seats 10 t en's. Cars John leave but the people, and until this Uuuk teat platforms, by rett. The former minister to Siam like Demuiid Is Very Large. l’rjble Street every 15 minutes. the 10 to 1 business is completely knocked the former traveller in South Africa is STEPHEN To those a conservative in- out the people are likely to regard this inclined to talk too much. It is a bad R. SMALL. President wishing in cases vestment in tlioste issues of bonds as habit public life, particularly in MARSHALL R. GODING. Cashier. paramount. feb7dtf are 1 a Visit to of individuals who are in the public eye which our savings banks buying. A Visit to Portland Is Not Complete Without These Resnli1 because are on King Humbert's aide-de-camp, Gen. simply they given to talk Slave to offer ninny attractive secmities current events and matters in general. 4 to4 1-3 cent. who was with the yielding from per Ponsin Vaglia, King Thomas B. Reed's “Who is this man Bar- Special descriptions sent on applica- when he was shot, has been dismissed rett, anyway?’’ expresses the feeling tion. JEFFERSON THEATRf from the service, because he had not in- many persons have for those whose chief stock in trade is willingness to speak 5 The & sisted on and military escorts for WEEK coSSis“ JW A TIM EE, AUGUST police in public. 6, the King. The truth is that Vaglia did \ Coal \ MATINEE EVERY DAV. urge th9 King to have such escorts, and THE BAR’S TRIBUTE. CHARLES F. that the latter absolutely refused. Wow Race. 5 FLAGG, MR. CORSE PAYTON, Exercises in of tile Late the of Memory Judge 17 Exchange St., Portland. he is being made scapegoat In the race for merit Walteu. high grade mar23oedtf MISS ETTA REED_ his master s own carelessness and con- j5 p p you will always find our Iloney- p Anti Excellent Company. tempt of danger. In the Supreme court chamber, Satur- p brook coal to be. It wins every 4) ....REPERTOIRE FOR THE WEEK:.... and the ambas- day morning, there was a representative Secondary and Blood Poison time in and in com- P Monday Mat.Diplomacy Thursday Mat..Drifted After Pekin is reached Primary, Tertiary p popular favor, Eve.The Thursday Eve ....The Private Permanently Cureu. You can be treated at Monday Prodigal Daughter deeretm This is gathering of the members of the Cumber- consumer* Mat. .Child sadors are rescued, then what? home under same If 0 plete satisfaction to the 0 Portland Trust Tuesday Mat..Aristocracy Friday of the sasi guarantee. you have Co., taken land Bar when exercises were held in Tuesday Eve.The Girl I Left BehlndaMe Friday Eve.Jim the Penrsv a that is great mercury, iodide potash, and still nave aches 0 It is free from dirt and v question already giving economical, ....AND.... Mat.My Kentucky Hon e Saturday Mat.'lhe Private of the late Charles and pains, Mucus Patches in Mouth. Sore Wednesday Secrefc. Until the ambassadors are res- memory Judge Wesley I SaturdavEva — ....A anxiety. Throat, Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers £ clinkers, and costs no more than Wednesday Eve.„.Sapho (ligantkijg a Walton of the Supreme court. The court on of the Hair or ^ cued all the powers will have common any part body, Eyebrows ? the inferior of coal. iCvenlng Prices—lO. 20 anti :»Oc. Maliuee Prices—10 and 20c, was at the law term. falling out, write grades ^ purpose and are likely to act in fair ac- sitting Seats on sale for the entire week. cord. But when this is accomplished, President Henry B. Cleaves of the Bar COOK REMEDY CO- 328 Masonic for and of for the association announced the decease of the Temple. Chicago, 111., proofs questions indemnity past of cures. We solicit the most dead justice and asked of Capital $500,000. J. G. WHITE COHL and guarantees for the future come up suspension pro- obstinate cases. We ?have cured the worst GO., UNDERWOOD SPRING. cases in 15 to 35 book free. is to be a wide of ceedings. The request was granted and days. 100-page f\ 244 Commercial Sf. \f there likely divergence oov27dtf P A Paik on the Shore of Casco views, The United States and eulogies were deliverei by Judge Joseph p je8eodlyF,M,W 87 and 89 St. Beautiful Breezy Bay. France, Exchange A DOUBLE BILL EUR OLD HOME WEEK. IT. Symonds, Hon. Josiah H. Drummond it is said, will be likely to be satisfied -- of Hon. .D D. Stewart of St. with a money idemnity and apology, but Portland, Uwm*^**»w*^ THE FADETTES, Capital Stock, CAROLINE B. Conductor. Russia, Germany and England will Albans and Hon. George C. Wing of Au- $200,000 NICHOLS, “The Woman’s Par Excellence.”—N. Y. Sun. _ Rus burn. The principal address by Judge Surplus aud Profits, Orchestra, probably demand territory. Already Seasonable :: Books 175,000 America’s Greatest Organization of Women playtr, was a rhetorical couched sia is said to be a Symonds gem, Total entering vigorous pro- Deposits, 1,800,000 Will Give Concerts in the Auditorium at 3 cud 8 p. in., and in the Casino H in his usual faultless English and marked test against the British proposa- FOR SUMMER STUDY. 6.15 m. at 6. m. by splendid delivery. p. Mindays p. to make Canton the future capitall The following memorial was presented Specialties:—High Grade Bonds for of the empire. What to do with the Em- by a special committee and ordered by C. J. HIGH GLASS VAUDEVILLES Chief Justice Wiswell to be Four Footed Americans. investment. Interest Paid on Deposits. GORMAJi’S press Dowager is another serious qu3s- spread upon will give their refined Entertainment in connection with the Concerts at 3 and 8 p. m. the record: Bird t will the eoterlsl tion. The English government is said to Neighbors, Superb Electric Founts! play during net The Bar desires to to the Birds That Hunt and Are seats lor the present court, WJl. G. DAVIS, Prest. Admission free to patrons of the electric road. Reserved eniertaiuatas have received conclusive proof that she 10 afternoon and with the request that it may be entered Hunted, •IAS. P. BAXTER, Vice Prest. cents each. Cars leave head of Elm street every fifteen minutes, etesic; ordered the massacre of all in Excellent shore dinners at ihe foreigners of record, this brief memorial of the late Bird Homes, HARRY BUTLER, Treas. Casino. the city, and naturally she would be se- learned and honored judge, Charles Wes- Citizen Bird, JOSHUA C. LIBBY, Ass*. Treas. who for lected for punishment. But Di Hung ley Walton, thirty-five years, by Blrdcrai't. TRUSTEES. THE GEM~ THEATRE re-appointment for the unprecedented \V in. G. Franklin R. Nature’s Harden, Davl', Barrett, AX AND PUBLIC. Chang declares that if the Empress is of five successive Jus. P. IDEAL SUMMER THEATBE-l’BivSS period terms,laborious- How to Know the Wild Baxter, Sidney W. TUuxter, not protected he will join the anti-for- ly,faithfully and with distinguished hon- Win. W. Brows, Chns. P, Llbbf, Flowers, Walter G. l)u. is, A. H. PEAKS ISLAND. element and raise a all over or served the court and his native state, Walker, eign revolt Our Native Clias. O. (Seo. F. rP /\ *1^ as an associate justice; and during the Trees, Bancroft, Evans, China. This the want to I Frederick Clinton L,. powers pre- whole fuom first to llow to Know the Ferns, llolile, Baxter, period, last, justly David W. Snow, Harry Butler. a\ % Qtt. Matas at 2k vent if possible, but they recognize that commanded the profound respect of his Hitide to the Wild Flowers, iumg% Hui^e to the jlylSdtf if he saves the Empress his will be the associates upon the bench, of the mem- Trees, WEEK AEG. 6, 1909. bers of the profession the Butterfly Boob. predominating influence in China, and legal throuhgout MONEY WANED. state and of all its oltizens; a profound Insect fife. that do not wTant because It wTould they respect broadly and securely based upon Familiar Fish. Matinees Every Day Except Monday. enure to Russia's advantage to a very his great intellectual gifts, his high char- acter and his rare attain- SECURE large extent. These are some of the professional Heirs and others to AND SEE JT played. ments. desiring GEM THEATRE stock mm points of discord already in sight. Later borrow on REAL ES- H9 was a man of great and impressive money Most Fasciiiating of Daly Comedies. it can safely be predicted that there will personality, undaunted in any presence, household furni- TATE, NOTES, k Sale of Reserved seats at the Casco Bay Steamship Co. Santo be manv more. This Chinese business is with whose dignity no one ever ventured LORING.SHORT HARMON, INVESTMENTS. popular prices. AMs when for matinee to triile. His intellectual endowment ture, pianos, etc. Business strict- buying seats any will upon request bo given one tree adjoining seat t* 4 likely to op9n a whole Pandora box of Preble House. child between the ages of four and twelve with each seat The (Hico was strong and fine, faultlessly clear in confidential. Opp. j purchased. B.iy Stsuun ly Je6 eodtf will leave Custom House Wharf at 7.3J for evening aud at 2.15 lor matinee perform mcei evils. its perceptions, wide and comprehensive, City of PortlanM’s, due 1907 firm in its grasp, dealing with the most THE SOUTH AND THE BALLOT. delicate discrimination with the details CITY OF PORTLAND. Portland Water Co. 4’s, 1927 Five Southern States have now practi- of contested cases. His mind delighted In Oakland, Me., Water PORTLAND THEATRE. close and severe and cally disfranchised all their colored vot- reasoning analysis Shawmut Loan Notice to Contractors. and his judgment was tremulously sensi- Go., Co. 5’s, 1918 ers by constitutional enactments. They tive to all considerations until it felt the 68 MARKET ST., PORTLAND, ME- SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT FOR 0.\E WEEK, COHilEKIM art Louisiana, Mississippi, Worth Caro- attraction of the steady poles. His legal maySdtf ^EALED Proposals for griding lawns, walks Newport, Me., Water ^ and at the HivU School lina, South Carolina and Virginia. The learning was the golden harvest of a driveway Detr.ug Co. 1929 lifetime of industry and Of buildiug will be received ai the office of the 4’s, Monday, August 6th, enactments are not same in diligence. until the 14th the all these honorable motive and conduct, Mayor. City Hall, Tuesday, day incorrupt- of August, 1900, at 12 o'clock W., when they Bangor & Aroostook Irwin Bros’ Famous states, but they all accomplish the same ible, he had the moral courage which A NEW FIRE will be publicly opened and read. The suc- Rd. Co. purpose, some in one way and some in comes from the consciousness of right. cessful bidder will be requited to give a bond 5’s, 1943 His personal character left its lasting in- —AND— in a sum and with suretirs salisfac ory to the VENETIAN saws* another. Mississippi's franchise law sets Railroad Co W Bob R « Bmm I I ST'S. I V IltiUll fu 1 I'aitu m n, fluence and impression upon all who Committee on Publio building'1, to ensure the Quincy 5’s, 1918 up as a condition precedent for the came within its beneficent inlluenoe. proper folfilltnent of the c ’editions of the con- tract. Planks on which must be West Chicago Tunnel to read and understand He adorned the bench, he honored his ACCIDENT proposa's suffrage ability AGENCY made, sDecitlcat.ons and further lnfo raatlon profession and enriched th9 state by his Co. 5’s, 1909 the Constitution of the United States, but one ot" the Strongest in may bo obtained at the office of the Commis- BURLESQUERS, Under t»if of lofty example and pre-eminent sioner of Pu lie Works. The on (Guaranteed by West Chicago Street R’d direction J. II. Biruei. and has a commission to the test publlo Portland. Commlitee Co.) apply service. Public reserve the right to buildings reject any The of this It is in the of this or till should for first appearance company outside the cities. very seldom, opinion He gave his life to the state. The pe- Bring your policies and I will renew proposals they/b*em it the Circular descriptive of these large riod Interest of the city so to do. Bids should ne that a understands whicn followed his retirement from them at the lowest rates consistent with Prices 55 and 50 cents. commission, negro marked for Grading” and ad- aud other issues mailed on 15, '25, the bench was but a brief respite from •Proposals ap- the Constitution, and very seldom that a full protection. dressed to Hon. Frank W. llobiuson. Mayor. labor, a time for well-won repose. Ills plication. white man does not. The aug4-dtd Mississippi great work was done. The retrospect of plan has worked admirably, and prac- life must have aff or .led him great satis- THOMAS H. FLAHERTY, FIREWORKS faction. He could look back a tically all of the negroes have been dis- upon pre- tor Visitors eminently useful career, rounded and General Insurance Agent, Headquarters franchised it, But it is not so by auto- without stain or complete, blemish. It First .TO TIIK. Seats at Eastern Promt matic as the “grandfather and was a noble sunset of life and we National Bank Building. Mercantile Trust Co. plan,” may well believe that all and re- jv28<12w HI nine. requires to work it successfully a com- philosophic K’ortluml, A few choice seats tn tho official feu* ligious serenity attended him in it. The mission of men with easy consciences, or WAR Stand jo be erectea for Tuesday en*niaf, Ass of harvest re- SHIPS ripe wealth the gathered, 7. can be had ai ( C. 11 \ Wi s, < er. UW* no consciences at to the test. Superior Quality. all, apply plete with honor and with ail the satis- and Temple Sts. i eleplioue lfti'-li tasks' Perhaps it is for this reason that the factions of a well-spent life, the day’s For Women. WHOLESALE AND liETAIL. Is at PORTLAND PIER work done the shadows fell slow Dr. Tolman’s has “grandfather-’ plan has found more ly, softly Monthly Regulator brought as the summer and within the happiness to hundreds of anxious women. 15 Minute Service. one twiiight, favor, and is the adopted in most of the There is positively no other known How to Visit shadows stars appeared. This last remedy We now to medical that will so and have a stock of Travelers science, good Abroad More steamers this the states Under this plan and service of affection and re- qxiickly Lehigh leave wharf than all ignoi'ant memory only do the work. Have never safely had a s'ingle others combined. Boats irom tni-* wharf run thriftless and whites are ruled mains for us, to honor ourselves by our failure. The Coals, such as with negroes longestand most obstinate cases Hazleton, Honey Brook, Supplied exclusively to the war ships. You will be appreciation of his great career, rich anl are relieved in 3 days without fail. No other back out, and then the latter are let in by a Special Hard etc. A full lino brought promptly, ltemsmuer l’ortiauU eminent in all judicial achievement, and remedy will do this. No pain, no danger, no Reading, tier. WAR SHIPS, provision, which is broad enough to cover of the value of the interference with work. The most difficult LETTERS of legacy his life and of free also CREDIT, cases treated corres- burning coals, Franklin, Fare 25 a steamer frca most of them, that no one whose ances- services have lelt to our profession and successfully through cents Round Trip. Take Casco Bay rio the cto fo yh rj TITIT 41 n (I fKon/1 nrkn pondence and most complete satisfaction tors English and American Poca- aug3diw *’ had the suffrage previous to 186T every instance. I relievehun- Cannels, TRAVELER’S Custom House wharf. Tho ships fcer us may be encouraged to emulate his CHECKS, shall be disfranchised. Louisiana §uaranteedinreds of ladies whom I never see. Write for hontas and 10k was and so far as in us to Georges Creek Cumberland. be open to the public dally from example, lies, walk further particulars. All letters truthfully and ADO'riO.n ->.11.11: > the hrst to invent this “grandfather” in the same tor excel- answered. Free confidential advice in and 1 to 4. high path, striving afl Enter up your orders and take advan- and if not the states lence and merit for themselves nob for the matters of a private or delicate nature. Bear plan, most, all, in mind this Tickets for round 25c. reputation which may accompany remedy is absolutely safe under tage of summer trip which have acted on the matter since them, condition price. FOREIGN MONEY that fame does not “in every possible and will positively remembering leave no after ill effects the health. P. O. C. W. T. CODING, have adopted it. Only two states, Georgia broad rumor" bnt rather' upon By BAILEY & CO. lie, ‘follows mail securely sealed, $2.00. Dr. E. M. TOE- Telephone 100. for immediate delivery. and Alabama, which have aaitated the faithful service as the fruit." MAN CO., 170 Txemoat St., Boston, Mass. General Casco With Aoetioneerc and - Manager “As He pronounces lastly on each deed, thirty-three years experience and ex- Commission litre,lain subject of negro disfranchisement, Offices—76 COMMERCIAL ST. Co. Of so much fame in Heaven expect thy ceptional facilities, we can afford our clients Salesroom 40 iichange Strict. Bay Steamboat have shown any hesitation in meea,’5 every possible convenience for obtaining funds Endorsed 70 EXCHANGE ST. in all of the to some by Clergymen. parts world. V. O. BAIL UK. t. W. resorting plan to ac- The on behalf ALLK.Y response by Judge Emery Descriptive booklet supplied upontapplication. man » and in these states the Gentlemen: Some personal experience FOR TUB complish it, objec- of the court, was an and Correspondence and interviews solicited. eloquent fitting enables me to heartily recommend the use tion is fast passing away and all the signs tribute to the memory of his lat9 associ- of Henry & Johnson’s .Arnica and Oil portend that they will soon follow the ate. Liniment. For external application in lead of the other states that have a cases of sprains and bruises it is FIREWORKS. larger After the response had been delivered unquest- RANDALL & Gov. Johnson held ionably excellent. It takes hold and negro population. the court, as a further mark of respect, gives relief. This is not a guess, but a T he Strainer Piljjrim will!c! the movement up in Alabama for to 9 30 o'clock word of adjourned Monday morn testimony. SWAN&BARRETT, 4 >1*10111 House W harf. awhile, but the voters de- EDWARD D. D. M’ALLISTER. TncsWj. subsequently Lng. HAWES, Auk. 7. «i 7.30. call at Peaks clared Dr. Hawes was for ISO IfBidcSIe iwf overwhelmingly in favor of it, many years pastor St., sail around the sod »ECl" of the First Vt. WarShips and a constitutional convention Church, Burlington, His will soon is the oft’ the East End Yacht Club Hop*®1, testimony testimony of all who use Wl. M. ME. » 0 be called. has taken no action $109 $100. MARKS, PORTLAND, til the exhibition of Fireworks Georgia Reward, the Arnica and Oil Liniment. It never mylldtf The readers of this will be to !*'*““ as yet, but sentiment in favor of disfran- paper pleased fails to give satisfaction. Sold by all and return to tho city and Peak* learn that there is at east one dreaded disease excursion chisement is said to be that science lias been able to cure in ail its druggists at 35 and 50 cents a bottle. This will make n splendid growing rapidly. ex stages, and that is Catarrh. Iiaii’s Catarrh t he best chance to see the grnnfl !, In the other states there has been no C. H. CUPPY & Card 1 [lure is the only positive cure now known io the CO., Tickets from Monument Book, 1804-HEBR0N fC4DEMY-1900 tion of Fireworks. movement because the nedical Catarrh being a constitu- Square, AND- simply negro fraternity. and Peaks 25c for tional disease, requires a constitutional PORTLAND ME. city Island, is so treat, Coeducational, flu; i, healthful location; ! population small that it does not nent. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is wliole taken intern dly- special tilling school lor Colby College; right of trip.__ have to be reckoned with. In Tennessee setlng directly upon the blood and mucous certification at Drown, Wellesley and Mnith- surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the splendid academy budding and EVERY there is said to be the additional reason JOB gymnasium! WOMAN RUINS loundaiion of the and the steam AMMONIA disease, giving patient bath, heated and up to date in every re- Sometimes needs a that the LIVERY TEAMS. PRINTER, reliable what there are can be strength by building lip constitution and spect; Sturtevant Home the negroes made PKINTERS’ finest girls’ dormi- monthly regulating medicine. ! On carriages. To overcome misting nature in doing its work. The pro- EXCHANGE, tory in New England, steam t|T* r' useful in the Demo- CSood heat, bailis on teams at Stable as my cairias* helping pull through prietors have so much faith in its curative driving horses iiml sty- every floor, electric DR. PFAL’S my pow- 07 1*1} lights, etc.; board, o rms. separated Ironi horse room by airspace cratic which would be in ers. that they offer cue Hundred Hollars foi- lish Exclmnge SI., Portland heat ami 1'ghts in this ticket, danger turnouts, ftarnished with dormitory $3.50 nor* lin' case that it falls to cure. Send for list of week, catalogue free. Address without them as Tennessee has a estimonlais. drivers. A. W. PENNYROYAL I.IVlillV TEAMS ALSO. large McFAWftEN, W. E. PILLS, Address, F. J. CHENEY & SARGENT, Prtn. Republican electorate. When the states CO., Toledo, O. 101 Clark St. FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. mu- Sold by 75c. Telephone 924-2. Hebron, Me. druggists, All orders mail or that have disfranchise projects on foot are the by telephone promptly Hall’s Family i’iiis best. aug2d2w* attended to, Opens Tuesday, September aept22oedtf U» lyo°* A. W. 101 ClarkSU Jlyl4d2m G. B. GUPPS * MoFADDEN, I CO.. Porttoixl, 11*, Agent*. jy&MLAw* > m rJi^MttSggyfW( t A SOUVENIR * £ Docs not necessarily mean » spoon ((hough we have “You’ll have Democratic £ | Nomination an excellent variety of I *£ || For Sheriff. spoons J/ to se- Some Spare Moments” ICCt from) 11 ^10 and % pleasing so *orthere«~i«i*it are I i ^de entertaining programme carefully arranged by “Old Home ^ oinmittee” aiul w0 feel tliat can y°u spend some of these moments no more many OTHHi duiuty thap profitably a Issues Letter to Chairasa Con- things in gold and silver to he found in our store that nolly. in x will make L ASTI NO sou- ;J Carpet venirs—not forgetting the £ Maine Tourmaline, best of ! Shopping. all for i It’s a rule to • good combine business and Defines His Views On pleasure specially when business is pleasure as we’ll i A SOUVENIR \ j1 endeavor to make it for you. Prohibition. II 0 ve arranged our large and varied stock of newest in an ^ designs^and colorings Carpetings for convenient for we Geo.H.Griffen » M inspection, realize moments are precious especially this week. «! 11 Now while it is on our minds we must A JEIVELKR. also make mention of our
|SESjgg3J|9j|VTtlt W>CTti • UtiMT I ii&-w V *«*u bndours. That may seem a broad the leaders of burlesque, have of enforce- to but It is not on the great burning, living question j MORTON’S statement | make, CAFE, boon for all this ment or that comes (Established 18C6,) SAIL ABOUND THE especially engaged week of the management; it is on non-enforcement, >4444444 444 4 at authority home for immediate attention. Portland theatre. This company is the recommendation ol many who have But resubmission be accom- J4444444444 44£ the of its seen all the various colored companies suppose ^ 489 largest kind in America and is plished and the people confronted with that are so popular on our American WAR SHIPS. composed of well known singers, dancers the question of either enforcing the pro- ond stage, and have concluded after seeing comedians introducing several of the hibitory law or substituting is in the very center of Port- this one, that none excel it. There are something Congress St. latest European novelties, and a large else for it, what is the stand the party Store 20 entertainers as many diff- land’s district. Inside chorus of pretty girls carefully selected representing has taken? this. If the shopping Adjo n'ng Mansion. Jewelry erent in the line of colored Simply existing longfellow tor this company. specialties law cannot be enforced then the the door are comfortable chairs, The Steamer Alice Howard entertainment. Their concerted and solo platform Ask for w Soiwenir- • is with new in |4 There was a longfell jOurpacked everything large advance sale of seats says we advocate a high license and local where can rest while ■or is inspiring, their rag time songs you storing tonight’s performance, and singing option law in the cities and in the towns of will take a sail around the war ships this even- the Jewelry line. We havo the a there will are up-to-date and convulsing. Their the coolness freshly drawn from aug6dlw during the Searchlight Drill. surely be a crowded house on three thousand inhaoitants or more." ing most in the- T that is seen in every style, while complete stock city. night, so that all desiring seats dancing How would such a law affect this coun- our soda good onyx fountain. Pure another sail wilt bo made should sooure their cake walk, which Is participated in Tuesday evening Come to our store we can show 4 them early. The Venetian ty? One town outside of three cities, about the war and before the by the entire company, and concludes fruit syrups mixed with efferves- ships Eastern will the best to the last would be Promenade to witness the fireworks. you found in purlesquers surely give per is the most fascinat- according census, everything usually ^ ormance of its kind ever seen in Port- every performance, permitted to vote on the question of cence soda kills that “tired feel- * land. ing. This will be the attraction at River- first class jewelry establish- The engagement will be for one license. The very where and one Leave Portland Pier at *3.15 and Peak3 Island I places today ton Park every afternoon and evening ing” fortify against at 8,hQ each ment. weak.with matinees every day, commenc- there is practically ‘‘free rum5' and eveniug. 4 this with a matinee discomforts. Crushed daylightF films ing Tuesday. week, commencing where are numerous and sa- shopping In addition the Matus rumshops -FOB- CORSE today. Royal loons abundant. In the of raspberries served with ice PAYTON AT THE JEFFER- Court Orchestra will render city Portland, today Hungarian a member of the four concerts two at the Republican city gov- cream soda. Kodaks, and SON. grand daily, ernment at a recent said there Bullseye theatre and two at the Casino. It is meeting, Mr. Corse were 3(i(> open saloons In the city where I Payton, the eminent come- expected that the largest audiences of the * Cameras. 1a were sold save Hawkeye Boats To Let and For IVIcKenney, an Sale. than and liquors unhindered, by enterprising manager of the season will witness this entertainment. seizure for occasional political purposes. Jchfotferbeck & Foss Qo., and Corse -*— PLATES SUPPLIES* THE Payfeon Comedy Company, is a A license law In this city would not During Old Horae Week the public will find JEWELER, A lavish 'display of Diamonds, Pearls, Yachts and Row strong believer in giving to the theatre permit over GO lioensed saloons, one sixth Launch;s. Boat*, which can | Druggists. be hired by the day or hour, and with a goers of the Opals, Emeralds, Rubles, Sapphires, what it has now, according to reliable £ compe- cities he visits the host N. M. tent man iLdesired, at very and stones authority, under constitutional and PERKINS & GO., landing stag) adjoining Monument Square. plays and latest successes Turquoises semi-precious East End Yacht Club Pier, near head of Con- l | that are gener- 5711 but where the law a a for sale at Willis A. Cates, Jeweler, statutory prohibition, 8 gress street. NICHOLS & Fro- jly20dtf5tlior8tlip seen LPrescription FREE ST. THOMPSON, ally only at high prices, and also to street. is today openly nullified. aug4 augidlw uuo-ilat* Congress priators. 444444444444444444444444 444 : -— ___ MISOEM-AUKOTTS. > MISCELCANWa™. —^ ^ THE SOLDIERS WON. THE Y. M. C. HOTEL. BIISCELLANGOIIS. MISCEIXANBOTTS. « WESTBROOK._ 4. f
How the Met tHc on the Army Navy It Was Filled Bast to the Mr. P. who resigned JNlglit Joseph^ Ricker,’ Ball WEEK Field. ONLY. Doors. THIS his labors FOR his position and concluded SPECIAL with the S. D. Warren paper mills com- There was a at the large crowd Deerlng hotel in Portland was filled with pany Saturday afternoon, after 33 conse- Every grounds Saturday afternoon to see the last so it was and cutive years of employment,was presented guests night, reported, baseball game played between the nines the “Carbon Finish,” were on the afternoon with a handsome strangers still coming Photos Saturday of Cabinet Fort Williams and of the battleship late trains but the most hotel headed cane his fellow laborers popular | gold by New York. The weather was superb and and the one ^6,So at the mill, Mr. Ricker is also to be which seemed to be caring PER. DOZEN. REOULAR pen- seat in the $2.00 every grand sta,nd and on the for as men as and it sioned by the corporation which he has many any doing MjFDE FEEE bleachers was occupied. There was a with little trouble and at And a “the new of Photograph,” served so faithfully, placed on their small expense $5.00 Photo. Etching, style large w. ana being deal of enthusiasm m We Accesssuccessfully fully topyCony °™dSKnuVeenlarge Old and™fS'm great manifested by was that maintained the Y. M, C. A. best Frames is the Portland. pay roll for the sum of $10 a month. Al- by fitted in Maine. Our line of Portrait Largest ft*, the friends ot both teams, Many of the at the Mr. Ricker is a man in rather Auditorium, Secretary Garland, Pictures in at Prices Never Before in this city. though marines any Style, Approximated from the battleships in the har- and his assistant Mr. Ross and poor health he nevertheless been secretary has] bor were present and did some lusty Mr, Ozman were on there closely confined to his work, and has sel- Adams, duty cheering for the sturdy lads on the New at dom lost time from his work midnight last night, Mr. Brown, the excepting York. The soldier boys were also well had turned in after a for brief vacations at intervals of a few janitor, hard dayrs represented by supporters who applaud- work in a cot in the gallery of the drill 27 Monument years. SMITH PHOTO * s ed fine scored eodtf Square--* every point the Fort CO., by ag- shed. The cots ______—---- *t\BT Dr. J. A. Swett of Great Mon- were filling up rapidly Falls, The gregation bugle was brought along with blue were a resident of Brownfield. jackets. They orderly tana, formerly the Williams by partisans and its clarion and the most of them sober now Me with his wife and three chiidren, though ^ notes resounded very AUli. frequently and one IS!. during then come NOUN and his wife’s sister, Miss Emma Towel, would in who showed OPEN AT the game. from their evidences of having drank a little too arrived in this city Saturday PALACE BILLIARD it -• The contest was a one sided affair HALL, mm much. Mr. Adams said seemed western home. While here are to be that it they which was pulled off with very little to him that m ore of the men came the guests of Superintendent F. W. in trouble by the soldiers. Both teams intoxicated this Cor. and Pearl Streets of the Westbrook division of the year than last year but THE ALL RIGHT. Spring batted Congress very nearly the same and it was even those who had been were Portland Railroad company, and wife, drinking IS THE. owing to the-many disastrous errors of not troublesome. there CAFE at their home on Church street. Dr. By midnight lake the sailors that the During Old Home Week you should not fail to you game turned out as it were very few of the men ashore on the Swett and family came on to participate friends to this did. But it should be borne in mind that streets The most of them visiting parlor in the Old Home Week observances. were safely the soldiers are one of the best ball nines corralled in the The and if not Y. M. C. A. hotel. LThis grocery, probably many in this of part the State and have the op- has been a most institution, all of the other stores in the city, will popular BECAUSE_* portunity of playing and putting in hard As Frith said last it has close on Tuesday to permit the clerks to Deputy night practice very often while the marines saved the mu ch and It is the 4th Largest iu the WORLD. attend the celebration in Portland. police annoyance grand have little chance to very get together on trouble and has been a very good thing It has 20 Tables of the FINEST Hake in the world. OLD HOME DAY. the diamond. “The only time when we for the blue jackets themselves. And can It has 8,000 Square Feet of Floor Space Carpeted. Old Home Day is to be observed on throw the bat and Held the ball,1' they seem to appreciate what is done for Halls Thursday of this week at Westbrook. said one of the marines as he stopped a them. It does more business than all the oilier Billiard There will probably be a ball game be- few minutes to explain matters,“Is while iu Portland combined. 232 Federal Street, tween the Westbrooks and Presumpscots we are ashore. We can’t practice any MANY ACCIDENTS. in the afternoon at 2.30 o'clock on t h while aboard and you know that we are Pool on the sea 55 I-55c cue. Warren park grounds. In the evening a almost all of the time. Still Have Resulted In Portland—People per we band concert will be gven in front of the persevere and so today we decided to Pear Loss of Life and to [ Damage Billiards 40c an hour It lias been thoroughly overhauled—scrubbed whitened, Westbrook from 7 until 8 come out and do the best that we could,’ painted, papered an opera house, Pr operty. augidtf most cleansed and newly furnished. The sleeping apartments are o’clook by the Westbrook band. The ex- Much wrangling characterized the severely n and clean as time and money can make them. Wo want the of ercises in the opera house will consist of game-and the decisions of the umpire, During the past two years in this city people Pon:a in and see us. We want the from the and all an hlstoricl address by Judge r M. nay, who was Sergeant Donovan,were disput- alone there has been over forty tires and to drop people country strangers- and an address by Hon. John E. Warren. ed at various stages by both clubs, joined accidents resulting from the use of open Portland to come in and see us. We do not promise you nnyiliii^ Admission to the hail will be on and off by the crowd. burning oil and gasoline stoves, four of We will take order, all we can for the monoy you and we by ticket, Roscoe S. Davis your give you pay, h ; For which have within each ticket entitling the holder to a seat. the soldiers Captain Watkins happened the past Co-, you will say These tickets can be had free upon appli- pitched finely while for the sailors Capt. week, account of which was duly given in our cation to the programme committee or Murphy excelled. Captain Shea was also daily papers. These items are of Cor, Exchange and Federal Streets,' effective but was accorded weak COFFEE AND SMALL’S F03D IS ALL Mayor Horr. The following committees support, almost every day occurrence from the use —SMALL’S RIGHT,. Here is the score by innings: are in charge of arrangements: Invita- of open flame gasoline and oil stoves Ft. And the name “Tiie Ale Right Cafe” most appropriate. The best taov tion, C. B. Woodman, Mrs. F. M. Hay, Williams, 10550001 x—12 which are not only dangerous, but inju- THE OLDEST FURNITURE STAND IN PORTLAND. New Yorks, 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 2— 7 people in Portland appreciate this name; we have catered to them at the E. B. Newcomb, Mrs. G. A. Quinby, rious to health, same as gas stoves, from Rajno; 6; New 5. Errors— the fact that the Spring House. We tried to purchase the Best Cafe in Portland. are; King S. Raymond, Mrs. G. H. Ray- Hits—Forts, Yorks, they burn oxygen from Situated right in the centre of attraction, only a few They Forts, 2; New Yorks, 9. for therefore we did the next best We have no marked mond; finance, R. D. Woodman, John the air in the room, leaving nothing but minutes* walkfrom any of the electric cars. sale, thing. display After the game the Fort boys gave three E. W. K. Alexander the dry carbonic acid gas to be inhaled, We plate glass; we have a thoroughly clean, correctly managed, all ri»|]; Warren, Dana, hearty cheers to the vanquished nine. cordially invite all visitors to make our store your the Speirs, R. C. Holston, Isaiah D. Leigh- On Monday afternoon on the Fort effect is momentarily appalling. The headquarters while in the city. place for feeding the people. No beer, (not even ginger ale). In® Williams the soldiers and ton; programme, Rev. E. B. Barbour, grounds will play deadly gasoline open flamed oil We twelve years’ experience in Summer hotel life I never sold to any or dev the n ine shall have a continuous Sale ail the living from the Texas and on Wednes- stoves are still in use Bargain Howard M. Stevens, A. generally because individual a drop of of any kind. How many can the same? I Roger Foss, day afternoon the crew will week. spirits say it, Kearsarge no safe substitute Mrs. H. P. Libby, Miss Lottie Clark, meet the lads of the fortification. could heretofore be stick to this principle.-Good Food, Neatness, Most Scrupulous Cleanliness,^ M A, E. found. The Champion Oil Burner Co F Ray, Joseph Warren, H. People and Right Prices shall support the high reputation Raymond Spring H W. P. Mrs. Levi E. SUNDAY BALL Cleveland, Ohio, has solved the problem 6. To If. Phillips, Hodsdon, GAMES. August August lias all over this country, and continue to command ilie good will and frien Mrs. F. W. Rev. S. by making it possible to use any common Wesoott, Freeman, MONDAY. SATURDAY. of the many well known and most influential people of Portland. N. Adams, grade of kerosene or coal oil with abso- Wins Another Come in and see Brooklyn From St. lute safety and properly heat with two Louis. Yours Most Respectfully MOKRILL& thirds the expense any cook or other stoves built for using coal or wood. I*,!. ~I\^~ j, Cincinnati, August 5.—Bunching of Their invention is rapidly being placed CARPET, RUG and DRAPERY DEPT. C2, »£> A T.jiX Mr. Frank Hahn of East H. Boston, hits in the seventh allowed the locals to in the hands of local agents all over the Mrs. Odd Lots Lace Curtains at Half Price. P. S.—We would like a neat, small rent near Monument square, or twos Mass., is the guest of Mr. and Guy tie the score. They won in the eighth state, who will retail cook stove burners avenue. Morrills. Large Carpet size Smyrna Rug, 9x12, three pleasant rooms. Will Purchase if price is Call or address E. Hill, Stevens on a single, a hit by pitched ball and at $14 apiece. To get them started here $17.50 right. stores are to close on Tues- Axminster The grocery Ely’s excusable error. Attendance 45U0. one may buy direct from the manufactur- Rug, 9x12, $35.00 Week day on account of the Old Home Score: ers free on board cars at Cleveland for Wilton, 9x12, $20.00 celebration. Small size at same ratio. Cincinnati, 00000012 x—3 half that sum for a short time, or until Rugs is to be to Westbrook Seminary open Pittburg, 01000000 0—1 an agency is established. It will pay you to look at these. visitors and alumni members during Hits, Cincinnati, 6; Pittsburg, 8. Er- The invention has proved so interest- A full line of latest patterns and cdlors iu Axminsters, Velvet, Brussels, Home Week Mondday and Tuesday of Old rors, Cincinnati, 0; Pittsbure, 1. Bat- ing that Mr. Barnhisel, the company’s Tapestry and Wool Carpets at very low prices. 232 Federal Street, City. renresentatlve has rtenUlert ti main hpirn to enable persons desirous of so [doing [to teries, Hahn and Peltz; Denver and augldlw Schriver. a lew days with his exhibit on them since longer visit the buildings and inspect Middle.opposite Plum street, after which ERRORS the improvements of the past two or three RESPONSIBLE. the salli ng of their burners will be left in the hands'of a com years have been made. Some one will be Chicago, August 5.—Errors were re- petent agent. DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE. in attendance at the buildings during sponsible for all the runs today, Brook- lyn won in the sixth after two THE MANCHESTER REUNION. these days to escort visitors over the outs, Tay- lor being mainly responsible by giving'a Work on the The Manchester family and others in- buildings and grounds. base and muffing a two hits fol- Wo show exclusive and at same as for throw, the designs styles price you buy open styles of Robert The on terested, to number of about 160, held McArthur gymnasium, the gift lowing. third base ulav both sides elsewhere. of the mills at was the feature, everything hit in that a reunion at White’s bridge,Saturday, to McArthur, agent Pepperill A Solid Oak Extension Table for PNEUMATIC BUGGIES direction going like rille shots. Atten- honor the of $6.25 -AT-. Biddeford, and a member of the board of memory Stephen Manches- dance 8'J00. Score: Others in up to $25.00. tmokoDo (ho corminnvv 1*5 TYrno'i’esssincr ter, the slayer of the Indian chief Polin, price
00010000 0—1 greatest value ever offered for _ and it is that the build- Chicago, at Windham in 1766. Addresses were Sideboards, $15.00 finely, expected 01000200 0—3 GREAT BARGAINS. Brooklyn, made Greene of From this to $60.00. ing will be completed and ready for occu- by Wyer Portland and up Hits, 3; 9. the fall term of school. Chicago, Brooklyn, Errors, other descendants. Samuel T. Dole, Iron Beds, Springs and Mattresses, at prices which cannot be boat. pancy during Chicago, 1; Brooklyn, 3. Batteries, Tay- Esq., read an interesting paper on the A full and complete line of Dinner sets, Toilet A of or lor and Chance; MoGinnityand McGuire. Sets, Jardiniors, Clocks, Sil- Saving $25.00 More, settlement of Windham and the trials and ver Ware, Mirrors and Pictures. WOODFOKDS. MERCER EASY PICKING. sufferings of the settlers, giving the full Parlor Furniture, Couches and Easy Chairs made to order. We have a large assortment,—Piano Box, Corning and 8tas- St. Louis, August 6.—Mercer was easy of the particulars eventful day of Polin's Tho finest line of Packers in the form to bodies, and Bailey and Cano seats. Prices ?li» Mrs, Erving B. Gleason and daughter, picking for St. Louis today. McGann death. Fancy city, $2.39 $25.00. hope open top, was sick and Donlin took his at and We can save $25 or more on a Miss Sherley Dorothea, have returned place A subscription paper was started to np. you carriage. Mi lirst. Attendance 7300. Score: raise sufficient funds to mark from a week:s visit with her friend, Mrs. properly delay. Come when assortment is full aud best to be obtained. St. 2101000 6 is long neglected grave at East Wind- -WE ARE SOLE AGENTS- Horner L. Davis at the Caldwell, Arling- Louis, x—10 New York, 000001 00 0—1 ham ana a goodly sum was subscribed on -o~~—— ton, Mass. the spot, which warrants the further Hits, St. New 10. Er- of for the in New which is run with one Mr. George H. Wyman,Woodford street; Louis, 15; York, prosecution the £work until accom- only Range England Damper only. orrs, St. Louis, 1; New York, 1. Batter- plished. of the firm of and the F. O. Chapman Wyman, ies, Young and Crlger; Mercer and Grad. THAT IS- Bailey Carriage Co., local with his family, returned HOLD UP AT druggists, SATURDAY BALL GAMES. OLD ORCHARD. {Saturday evening from their outing at [SPECIAL TO TUB PRESS.] Opposite Post Office. &ug3d3t At _ Chebeague island. Cincinnati—Boston, 2; Cincinnati, Saco, August 4.—Ernest Dufresne, The grocery stores at Woodfords are to At The Home Chicago—Chicago, 2; 6 driver of a for Crawford. Brooklyn, delivery wagon George close on Tuesday on account of the Port- At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 2; Philadel- Chapman, the Saco laundryman, came land Old Home Week celebration. phia, 3. TERMS CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. At St Louis—St New into town tonight at a 2.40 clip, and re- Louis, 9; York, 8. aug4d3t to the a case of G01U1AM. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. ported police highway robbery.' Club. Won. Lost. Per.Ct. He had been the rounds of the neigh- 53 :29 [646 The monthly business meeting of Miz- Brooklyn, boring beaches, delivering bundles and Philadelphia, 45 37 .548 Epworth was held his Insure pah chapter, League, Pittsburg, 44 40 .524 making weekly collections at the your prop- in the church parlors Friday evening. Chicago, 41 42 .494 agencies, and when on his way through FOSS & SONS 40 42 President Chester Parser presided. There Boston, .488 the woods, about half way between here Cincinnati, 38 47 .452 erty with our was a good attendance and at the close and Ocean found him- St. Louis, 36 44 .450 Park, suddenly cake and lemonade were served and a New York, 81 48 .392 self at the mercy of four rough looking Complete House Furnishers. soc ial time was enjoyed. The chapter is strangers. Two of them seized his hors9 INSURANCE COMPANY local agents. HASKELL in a YARMOUTHS, 25; SILK, prosperous condition, both spiritual- by the bridle, while the other two ap- 17. ■ ly and financially. proached the wagon, and “covering” Of London and Edinburgh, Great Britain. Miss Hannah Harriman. Fort Hill, is There was a lively game of ball clayed him with their revolvers, nrrlororl him a week at Mrs. Saturday afternoon on the Scotch hill BF. spending Andrew’s cot- to get down from the seat. RALPH S. wagon The Insurance NORTON, tage, Old Orchard. Mrs, Edward W. grounds, Westbrook, between the Haskell He did as he was ordered and they largest Company Silk mill nine of Westbrook aDd the searched his STATE WE Guptill and children left Friday for a Yar- pockets, taking his gold in the world doing a fire business. ACENT CORDIALLY INVITE watch and chain and all the visit with her parents at Cherrylield. mouth ball nine. The game was largely money he had collected on his AND noted for heavy batting, the Yarmou ths trip—about $75, ADJUSTER. Mrs Martha Crockett and daughter When were satisfied that in particular making a total of 30 base they they had All “Old Home Week” left him visitors while taking in the many Sutnmerre- Hannah, who have been visiting here in hits, to say nothing of several two and nothing of value, they allowed Total him to resume his seat in the Asset?, $70,325,675 17 St sorts and attractions in and about our us* Gorham for fa few days, left for their three-base hits. The features of the game laundry Exchange beautiful city to make wagon and head his horse for marl2M,W&Ftf home in was the batting of Mitchell of tne Yar- home, but friendly call. You will be welcomed in true State of Maiue Portland, Saturday. first cautioned him style. mou th team, who was at the bat seven against relating to Mr. Samuel Patrick and of Bos- And if you so desire, courteous and clerks will show a fine, family time and the third base playing of Ben- anybody he might chance to meet the willing you of his ton are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David nett, who accepted six difficult chances. story encounter. The four men “up-to-date” lino of Complete House I'limisliiitgs. Middle street. The game resulted in favor of the Yar- separated, two starting off towards Saco On with Patrick, and the other your departure, should you care to take a feouveuir mouths by a score of 25 to 17. two in the direction of Miss Mabelle Tompson, our popular Old you, we will be to show The Haskell Silk nine will play the Orchard. glad you our collection of is her vacation of The S aco as soon as “OLD postmistress, spending Yarmouths a return game at Yarmouth police, they were HOME WEEK” BOOKS. notified of the a month at Old Orchard and other at an early date. robbery, communicated with the Old Orchard police, and search- Abbott’s History of Maine, $1.00. places. Miss Edith Harlow, School BERLIN MILLS, 33; RUFUS DEER- ing parties were sent out from both places Up in F. is for her. Maine, Holman Day. street, substituting ING EMPLOYES, 12. to hunt for the highwaymen. But their Mothers of Mrs. Emeline, widow of the late Ste- quest was in vain. Maine, Beede. The game of ball on the Westbrook Poets of phen Wescott, who died at the residence Maine, Griffith! CHINA SOUVENIRS Seminary grounds Saturday between the McKinney Maine and its Scenic of Hon. Charles M. Waterhouse, West- nominated. ; Gems. Berlin Mills and the Rufus Ueering em- •--—--J was to Gorham for burial Portland and its attractions. brook, brought resulted in a Bridgton.Me., August 4.—At the Demo- ployes, victory for the Ber- Portland with Pen and in the North street cemetery this week. cratic caucus held Friday evening, Hon. Camera. lin Mills by a score of 83 to 12. which were selected with Week." Mrs. Wescott was very much respected Luther F. McKinney was unanimously Portland in the Past, Coold. great caro, especially for “Old Home Our stock consists of by all. The Fort Preble ball team will play chosen as candidate for Representative Pearl of Orr’s Island, Stowe! 1 in and Ash 1 the Massachusetts team this afternoon at to the State legislature. Mary Cameron, Sawver' rays, Steins, Vases, Pitchers, Pen Trays, Bon-Bons, FIRE AT SOUTH GARDINER. Manicuro the grounds at Willard. Wednesday af- Pocket Island, Munn! iiays, Chocolate Cups and Saucers, etc., etc., decorated with F 4.-—The manu- ternoon the Fort Preblos will PREFERRED SUICIDE TO LYNCH- views of Longfellow’s Gardiner, Me., August play the Tales of the Maine Coast, Brooks. early home, Longfellow’s birth-place, Portland of New Yorks on the same grounds. ING. I ublic factory Van R. Beedle, at South Gard- Country of Pointed Firs, Jewett! Library, City Hall, Itiverton Park, Portland Head Light. iner, was totally lire Prices from 35 eonts to destroyed by tonight, ___PRODDING THE SULTAN. New Orleans, August 4.—George Wil- Dr. Latimer, Burnham. $1.50. causing a loss of $5000, partially insured. Old Blue Constantinople, August 5.—Mr. liams, one of the negroes arrested in con- Plates, Souvenirs of Longfellow’s Early Home, The fire is to have Lloyd supposed caught Griscom, United States charge d’affaires, nection with the killing of Sergeant Por- 50 cents. around the as no watchman renewed his boiler, was today demands upon the teus and Corporal Lally and citizens on on the Ottoman government for employed premises. The lire de- compensation July Robert Charles, committed Short 4k for the losses of American citizens dur- 27, by Loring, from Harmon, partment this city was 3ent down by suicide ing the Armenian massacre. He insist- in his cell m the parish prison 474 CORNER STS *',hief Drake. ed upon a prompt decision. this Congress St, Opposite Preble House. CONGRESS & PREBLE evening by hanging. in AUfM^ struck by a train.
Nontli joint W Webb of U'lndhmu KtJlrd Suutlny, OWEN, MOORE CO.
Mr. John F. Webb, a deaf mute, resid- til fciuuth Windham, a man of about he weather to-4au ing WELCOME. in to he Counter. fair. was run over an likely Jewelry Infants' Outfits Counter. 68 year* of ago, by < of the Mountain division > four LAND, Aug. 0, 1000. excursion train One lot of cut of the Maine Central railroad, Sunday I glass A lot of line nainsook As one of the TE’LL about a mile from the of old firms of this wo to begin and afternoon oity Clothing city, shall bo pleased Pepper Salt Bottles, short Dresses, trimmed Westbrook. greet former “Old Home any resident during Old Home Week. You’ll find us in V V with silver Webb was walkfug along near the sterling top, with Swiss Mr. Week” with embroidery, entirely unconscious of the danger. larger quarters than we The stock is there at were 50c. track occupied years ago. bigger, 39c, One for children six to other were of months The whistle and signals no an* a moic clerks. Business methods have in but special Bargain Sale, lot of silver boot avail, and In an instant Mr. Webb was changed many respects, sterling three the the in which years,at 75c,marked struck by the engino. The wheels of same old-fashioued that ^racterized the offerings manicure files honesty, dealings of this hooks, down fr om ran over and severed his right $1.00. Also the engine house in its is still in will be in all re- from the He also infancy, vogue In ». It has built a business in equal and shoe at 20c. arm and leg body. up horns, a lot of misses’ and chil- to the sales moeived » had fracture of the skull. The .Keliahle C second to none spects great lothing east of Boston. New lines have Cotmier\ dren’s fine blue ^ody was taken up and brought on the Stationery navy been added from time to until which this store has held to this city and carried to ltich's time, today we can CloUie Men, train One lot of serge Sailor Suits, sizes rooms to be prepared for this Beacon Hill, undertaking lSoys and Children from the soles of their feet to the every Monday year. is to lie taken back to four to twelve at burial. Tbs body smooth finish cream years, < It should be borne in laid row bis of their heads. tVe are Cksith Windham, tt soiu« of the decease proud of our store and the growth from at a $3.00,marked $1.50. -pan, for burial. The victim of this ac- of our mind that the writing paper, 29c business, so we shall keep “Open House” all the week. in, prices quot- In cident was a brother of L. M. Webb, Drop same section, a lot of ed are for the pound, sold other well known of this whether want" to or not. We ll day only. days j^^sq., a attorney oity. you buy be glad to see you. sizes four lot not at 48c. One lot of “Per- boys’ Blouses, QUA-NUE FIELD MEETINGS. Any entirely ^ fection” Cameo to eight years, at 25c, The executive oommlttae of the Maine closed out will be with- Playing has a series of been 42c. State Grange arranged drawn from sale or Cards, at 25c a pack, twelve Field Meetings, as follows: put back to the were 39c. Shirt Waists Counter. Augurt 20—Caribou, Aroostook county. original price. 21—Foxcroft, Piscataquis August the are cut v Counter. Six of county. Todvy prices H%ndkerchiefs styles white August 28—Etna Camp Ground, Pcnob- IRA CLARK and F. colored & deep. Shirt gcet county, One lot of linen Waists, Machias ONE assssEB CO., pure August 23—East Camp Ground, PRICE, SPOT at been and Washington oounty. CASH, Basement. and Swiss embroidered 69c, $1.00 24—Hiue Hill M.I neml springs, August $1.25. Also a lot at Hancock county. A hundred Market or Handkerchiefs, at three 98c, August hagivmo re r arm, Cainden, been and Knox & Waldo counties. Picnic Baskets with bale for 25c. $1.50, $1.62 August 27—Merry nesting Park, iSaga- and counties. Clothiers, $189. daftcc Androscoggin Hatters, Furnishers, and cover, made of Ger- 1 oi tel Goods Counter. August 2»—Oak Grove, Vassal boro, Goods. Kennebec county. BOOT AND SHOE man willow, at 19c. Bathingo August 2U—liaydcn Like, Somerset DEALERS, One lot of Dr. Lud- asntt. One lot of American One lot of silk Mohair August 30— hast l.lverinore hair 20 and 20 Monument Buttermilk Franklin and Square. wig’s Soap, aroutKl. Androscoggin aa|B Fmgs, fast colors, mount- at 19c— sound** three cakes in a box, at Bathing Caps, August M«—Cumberland county. > ed on Spear Head staff, 50c September—Cornish, Fork county. 10c a box. One lot of quality. are to be adoressed at 29c, marked down i'be meeting* by SPECIAL SERVICES. powdered Borax, pound Underwear Counter; Muslin. Hon. Aaron Jones, Worthy Master of the from 48c. One lot of who la one of the ablest at 9c a National lirange, packages, pound, Three of cam- or the of Vases, styles usd beat expounder* principles CoallHarit from Third P#gf. Taplitz decorated, other 15c. One lot inch, and Cloths, 62c, marked shall love of home." 489 CONGRESS plain fancy views being pretty and appropriate, deepen | STREET. t h read Combination Z He pleaded, therefore, for this deepen- | from 88c. lucre will be illustrated songs at the Adjoining Longfellow Silk and Satin Ribbons, ing of a noble feeling, it It Implanted [j Mnti.ton. Aok for Loujftellowgoavenlr. 1 ~ neck Garden every night this week and It will our Father It Is to be cul- Suits, high and by Heavenly 55 HllgO at 29c a yard, marked l*aces Counter. prove very enjoyable to all who visit tivated and revered. Eimniiiiimmiiimmtmmuimtuiummiuiiiirimf short sleeves, small sizes the Garden. Take steamer Alice Howard, Love of home wTll deepen gratitude—it iimmniiimimimiiiiiiimiiiiHiiiiiiiiiHHiiHHil down from 50c—short One lot of will enlarge love—It will Inspire to deeds Tuxedo Portland the steamer at down pier, only running of serrlc^. Maine s sons and daughters only, 89c,marked ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ lengths mostly. and direct to Greenwood Garden. will remember what they owe to par £♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<►♦ 4444444 Veilings, plain spot- from $1.45. ents, comrades, teachers, pastors. They MOST ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY white and The best s^nvenire "for Old Home Week will see the saces of schoolmates and ) Draperies Room. ted, black, friends—recall conversations and enjoy- ; SOUVENIR Children s Underwear. visitors, Portland, Longfellow souvenir : at 19c a to- ments—-and so shall love grow large. of colors, yard spoons Sold only by J. A. be to serve the old Souvenir Ninety-three pairs (patented). They will glad ) 25c. A lot of fancy silk and Merrill & Co., 508 Congress street. home. Libraries, town halls, memorial SPOONS, white Muslin Chamber day, regular price, churches arise, because love of home in- lisle thread for j Men's Shirts, CITY GOVERNMENT TO VISIT to et-rvloe. He therefore, j ♦ Underwear Counter. spires pleaded, ( A Thous ni of and home—wel Spoons. { Them, All Curtains, plain fig- children to five SHIPS. for this deepening of love of Sterling up years, vviuvv* iiuiu ««« A lot of best Longfellow, and Portland 11 £her» 50c to $4.50- ured muslin, ruf- quality at been 25c. The members of the city government —to those who were absent, sent saluta- Observatory taped, 18e, Head Light, 6ie, 87c, $1. 5. Seashore been a In ij with their ladies have been invited by tions. Maine has always light 1 oosIkii, unique, dainty, $1.25. Pish and # fled at 79c, been Otis blue clouded Shirts East. A sun in a town in Oar ♦ Our stock is far edge, Counter. Captain Folger of the Kearsarge, whose the dial, I pattern. $1.00, $>.Jo, $1.3'. Enam- \! superior to J Hosiery southern France, had a Latin legend f eled, with green pine tree. $1.75. In- 1 98c to and at wife a to visit 4 all others. Most $1.25. Drawers, 35c, Is Portland lady, the, which meant “May the ligftt not fall!’ V dlan and Wigwam, Portland Bowl,$1.25, any subject 5 One lot of 1 J assorted this afternoon. A That shall be prayer of the children of $.'.50. Longfellow Head, enameled,With f marked down from 50c. Kearsarge special I House in % X you Port- 4 boat, will leave Custom House wharf Maine her never fall II’ Bowl, $2.00, $3.00. Dirigo want—Observatory, Silks Counter. of fine black and “May light f Han lie, Pori land In Bowl, P2.ro. Dirigo 1 styles from the Casco at two Dr. K. 00r day, departments an- council of South Portland Saturday U Eastern Promenade. Apply at 8 Howard pered. nothingdown- .«al1 Pi of in- 6-1 beau- mom lily ; good house at a nouncing that no despatches public in the sev- t st — A fine bouse iust completed, great l>ar’.,»!. yi?eil'i ning the question of sewerage itreet._ LLIGii TON, 53 1 terest had been received. That General in Lark, overlooking Exchange Sr. eral districts and to school houses at Llt’le Sebago T tifSiocatTon Ooyle Chaffee is encountering difficulties that repairs I LET—Furnished cottagi 10 rooms with bath, the bay; TON or SALE-On there is littl9 consid- rO Lake; 7 rooms,piazza and bya'con piazza; to L. M. LEIC* * MLR are proving serious attempt was the most Important thing jonvepienees. Apply f ton rooms and Coylo^^Lw^Tr^ 1 easonable terms. to A. CaMI bell, St. I bath; hot amt hoH to conceal. The debarkation of and an Apply SEO. W. ft MOWN. 53 Exchange jly.lO-tt_ Z'S troops ered. Alderman Ficketc introduced iVest °~* modern plumbing; electric lights 1 Wa,»; is with B Disappears at once when rubbed with Gray, Me.___ cavalry horses being accomplished house on Clifton SL. Coyle cellar; ample heat; 11.(0j fed order for a sewer in the Pleasantdale JOHNSONS ANODYNE LINIMENT. fl new. OR SALE—Fine the utmost It is said that the g sfS-room cottage, 4 of the Back fruit trees. Price 8350J. W. difficulty. ■ It s the foe to inflammation in of n RENT-Modern Park, overlooking the waters H. Wai district. Alderman Willard out of any part on three sides; 180 Middle St. Received can the landing pulled the has been a FORfully furnished; verandah with hot and cold water, CO., AU)1‘0N4 Another Message big transports approach B body.\ For 90 years it in cool iay; ten rooms oath, lituated on Great Chebeague Island, A hoe hoine at ------4-1 at Taku no nearer than 1*3 or 14 miles, his an order asking for surface B household remedy famous for the cure of g md all modern improvements. pocket 1 from Portland; cheap 53 more than fifteen fbet B coughs, colds, sprains, bruises—nearly B .'asco Bay, nine miles to GEO. W. BROVVN. SALE—Seashoye lots Vessels drawing Tilton < of it 1 low cost, Apply consisting" drainage in Willard and Alderman ■ 150 ailments and diseases. or the rest of the season r for portion FOltacres, situated ou the M of water are forced to lie far out in the g C-l Exchange St. shore’ eov*. ess. BOX 55, Chebeague, Me. _jl>30-ti__ water and ” from the South Portland section Apply groves; good everyttiine » Sunday. This necessitates the use of reported Johnson’s Liniment » In Fessen- gulf. If Anodyne Two other nice residences for a small colony; will be sold at to the on the Stanford street sewer and as chair- should LET for Old Home Week, three front hav- lighters for the transportation b£ be kept on hand for emergencies. Two sizes flB on Dealing avenue, each For address it. 25c. room floor, ALSOden Park, particulars A. 8001 Pm1 and 50c. Write for free book on Treatment of IO rooms one flight, on baih eon- 1 shore of both men and horses, making man of the committee fif up finished rooms, with all moderm League, Me. '■k finally reported ® Diseases." I. S. JOHNSON Sc CO., Iloston, Hass. with or without meals, at 124 ing eight 63 the debarkation of a considerable force JH rery pleasant, reniences. Apply to GEO. W. BROWN, what might be called an omnibus bill in Pleasant street, between high and Park. 6-1 a task surrounded with innumerable Exchange St.___ HALE—Piano box buggy. witTmir' substance as follows: LET—Rooms and windows for the pro- road cart and obstacles. Added to the actual difficul- Investments are FORtop. rubber tnmniedhat! ^ IiO ce-sion Tuesday. Rooms all large and SALE—Ten Per Cent ot LETTER ties are the discomfort and inconve- but here is an opportun- Inquire CARRIE It Ho a aru* ALDERMAN TILTON’S ORDER. Call ac 2G3 CUMBERLAND FORscarce now days, CUMBERLAND ST. 0,80t»ihS nience the Rains pleasant that will lfl'per placed upon troops. WANTED. ^ST. ity to secure a double bouse pay are be it wil a are almost incessant, heavy fogs pre- Be it directed that the city treasurer uent and is In such a location that lways ri'H E -OLD ROOSTER” on Safe sura as PirM~wT' Keported',Legations valent and the water of the is ex- authorized and instructed to issue city a tenant. Nothing is so safe and ■ a weatherv&ne 1 gulf TO BOARD—A pleasant, health- LET—Flat 26 High St.; flat 47 North St.; iiave W Hank, jn Portlandm the amount of ■eal estate well ren ed. Apply to GEO. ion a all ceedingly rough, bonds to $18,000, eighteen WANTEDful home and good care tor an invalid or TO two flats Norwood, corner Amherst St.; than years, poem about It print*?0'' 53 Exchange ]i)30-tr with 21, That the advance upon Pekin actually in number and dated September 1, 1900. iged lady, or for one or two young children: flat Stevens’ Avenue, corner Rackleff ; single, BROWN, St._ pamphlet lomi. pen aud luk sketch July corner Court House” on the *• no later than is well as- From the of which $1200 are references exchanged. Address Mrs. HILL, nine-room house Eastern Pros euade, lots the Old cover, by w,„!: began Friday proceeds SALE—Eighteen house being teal 108 Ocean Woodfords, Me, nine-room house Clifton St., 3 > of at the Period Stores. sured now. Officials of the War Depart- to be used for improvements of sewer avenue, _6-1 furner; single, FORhalanoo of 4s lots in Fessenden Park, Doyle Park; two flats Beacon and Ashmont few ment still decline to discuss the latest surface in $1200 for a which have been sold within the past IN drainage Willard; rent 20th new. L. FAI. ESTATE M~A1 WANTED—To by September ■its. All of these are M. LEIGHTON, for that, ininy NK-Iu^TT message of General Chaffee, dated Fri- rebuilding the Hoyt and Bramble streets »* house in west end of city of ten rooms 4-1 weeks. Will exchange anything R! and farms, bought, sold, 53 Exchange St. or better than cash. Fot exchanged Z day, in which he announced that the sewer and surface drainage in Pleasant- and bath, five bedrooms. Address immediate- ludgment, is as good let. rents collected aud pr perty careafor JS sure investment they are just tiie riehl thing. amt suburban American, British and Japanese forces dale; $700 for the construction of the ly. stating location and terms, S. H., Express rrio LET—A furnished cottage of six rooms shore properly a kwf’uhr 2-1 to GEO. W. BROWN. 63 Exchange l<-a cd on on were the start without the Palmer and Ballard streets sewer in _t at Forest Cltv Landing. Peaks Island, Apply Money mortgages ileal tW' making office._ S. M. WATSON, 10 Mouumeut remainder of the allies. While no reasons Pleasantdale; $800 for extension and re- OARD WANT ED-An invalid lady desires with full view of White Head; also furnished Sq.. l'orihuS' near the Was Food and for the reticence of the department are pairs of Dyer street sewer in South board; private family, within 10 to 25 oot'.age ot eight rooms at Willard, Maine.__ ^ Enough They Hoped to TRUE 394 Fore it is well understood that General $7,600 for the construction of miles of Portland. Hue R. R. preferred; quiet, sand beach. Apply BROS., FOK SALK. OR SALE— At store 33 and given, Portland; W.. Box Me. aug4tf klTTebiT* cannot sewers. healthful location. Address O. O. St.. Portland, I fixtures ad to and Chaffee's despatch at this time of the School and Stanford street l-tl i> ,, of in China. school as follows: $8,509 for re- policy campaign repairs lot on one of the streets of Portland. BRADLEY, F. O. Bailey »*!; principal fine old mahog any bureau in Carriage Co., and in A rare RENT—Lower rent of 7 rooms and hath, SALE—A sireet. pairs furnishing school buildings chance for Investment. Correspondence 108 Ocean Noyes j.j P. O. FORhot and cold w iter, steam heat, excellent IxORgood condition. Mrs. HILL, BURNED TO T11E GROUND. ward in ward in confidential. Address INVESTMENT. two; $1,000 three; $1,250 Box 1458, Portland, Me.1-1 location. Inquire morning or evening, NO. 20 avenue, Woodfords, M6.^__4>1 HALE—store ai d connecting builicT EMERY ST. augl-tf 1,101133 aud 3-. Preblo St., with land ward five and like amount in ward finest location in |! lewe t SEVERAL trustworthy persons to manage SALE—About 7 acres, N) it. fio ft. deeo. good for line on ca- Hour, substantial buiS En- seven. our business in their own and nearby Centre desirable rents FORDeer ng district residence; used a mini >er ol Leavitt Brothers Packing House TO LET—On St., very -'60 leet lugs, been years as carrias* Important Imperial office conducted at A ll full view of city snu harbor; counties; mainly work of 3 and 4 rooms each; also store; every ne, factory aud repository and are well at Hum OTHER BUSINESS. men- row shade rises gradu- tirely Destroyed. $ooo a and expenses; room in this house has been frontage, double trees, of or home; salary year papered, painted, C for any kind manufacturing mnesayn tion reference and enclose self-addressed from street, perfect lawn; price low. Edict Issued. The bond of Llewellyn Bradford was whitened and put in first-class repair; prices ally business, location cannot bo unsurpassed. siantped envelope. The DOMINION CO,, from $1.25 to $2 per week. W. F. DRESSER, W. 11A1XOV.UX, toe ruio SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.) and the accounts ag- Dept. L, Jly21-28-aug4-ll St. 4-1 approved monthly Chicago. 80 Exchange beautiful Islan ts In Casco ____I 170R SALE—Three .iwuso $7,024.42 received the usual ac- 1: of steamers: wnamiiu Pine Point, August 5—The packing gregating Bay, in direct line pleasure X u rooms besides bath, situated onewti WANTED SITUATIONS. LET—Tenement of 4 rooms, $7.00; also also the most desirable site for seashore resi- on house at tion. tlio best streets MunJ >y Hill; this propertar Pine Point depot owned by one of rooms with closet stairs, on electric lino, TO 7 up price ;lence at Fain o ith Foreside. is offered very low and any p rty Daniel xjuo i>uiuuuuiiuaiauii ui xui* auwvxuhuiw. at FISHER'S SHOE STORE, W. H. WALDRON deslrins , S. and Charles F, Leavitt and 112.00. Inquire near Underwood Spring nice pleasant borne fora small sum of mom, and accountant— corner York and llrackett streets. 3-1 1 in relation to the lot of land in Ligonia & CO., tbO Middle will do well to call amt examine; terms wti Herbert E. Seavey, was burned at 2 BookkeeperThoroughly D. E., “Safeguard’* street._8 competent. easy. Apply to JOHN F. PROCTOR, 2-1 o'clock Sunday The on which the school house now stands bookkeeper, open for engagement at once; SALE—Veiy desirable. 3 miles from morning building best of LET—Large, furnished front room with 10 rooms Ministers Ordered To Be Es- was referred to Alderman Jordan. capable of taking full charge of office; FORPortland, lVa story bou e and ell, OR '8ALE—A new 2^ story was a and a half wooden TO alcove, steam heat, gas. bath room privi- of l ind house,cat. large story city reference. Address A. II. F., Box 1557. and bay window; cost $1500; 1 •> acres 1.1! taiulng ten finished rooms and Kenneth McDowell and F. H. leges. Inquire toreuoons at 10 ELLSWORTH orchard; bath; m structure and was valued at $7,000. A Harford, if in good produclive condition; good heated by furnace; situated No. 1261 corled to Tien Tsin. ___4-1 80 to usual were author- STREET.__1 price $1200. W. F. DRESSElt, Exchange street, near Bradiey’s Comer; lot man named Fortune discovered the subject conditions, six prescrip- 4-f large ol clerk, years’experience mO LET—Furnished rooms with or without St. laud; price low; terms easy. Apply to JQhv ized to enter Fort Preble sewer. tion aed manufacturing wishes perma- _ blaze, but it had obtained such headway DRUG .1 board; 200 feet from corner of Park and F. PROCTOR, 93 St nent speaks French aud English, Exchange n William Rollinson was to position, Cong!ess streets. Pleasant, open situation, OR BALE—Farm of 22 acres, 5 miles from that it was impossible to extinguish it. given permit and not afraid of work. H. BLAIR, obliging with shade trees and grass. MRS. SKILL- 17 Portland; cuts 5 ton3 of nay; orchard of 28 SALE—The substantial and pleuji; erect a on Elm street and G. W. 9 Brook St., Watervllle, Me. 31 The building, machinery and stock was building INGS, 5 C mgrass Park.1-1 trees; good lVfc story house, ell and barn; goad 1NORtwo story brick house and lot corce* was authorized to move build- well of water. Price $1000. W. F. DRESSER, State and Danforth sleet; sufficient Uni 05 worth $8,000, and it was insured for $3,500 Doughty three No. 10 10 rooms VVANTED—On U. 8. S. Kentucky, LET—House Gray street, St. 4 1 Danforth street to erect another house- from East to Schoof street, "* and 80 Exchange with Wesley O.Smith. The fire is believed ing High ward room mess attendants, white, be- TO and bath, newly papered painted reasonable offer refu-ed. llENJ. sHaws mes- tween eighteen and twenty-live years of age. throughout; also house No. 3 Dana Block. Washington, August 5 —A belated to have been of Alderman Scamman, in the matter of SALE—Farm of 17 acres, 4 Vis miles from CM incendiary origin. Pearl street. Enquire of C. H. RANDALL, 210 c__ _tl was received Frank H. 170RPortland; good IV* story house ell and sage from Minister Conger Stanorth, reported that the pe- as bookkeeper or as- Commercial St., or 112 State St.auglatf SALE—20 can milk route near Port. WANTED—ISituation barn, nearly new and in excellent repair; all came * * woman out of town who land, including 73 cans. Ice chest, today at the State Department. It titioner be given permission to withdi’aw slstant, by young 9 and blinded: window' and piazza; FOR hone, IS OUT. has had with LET-A very desirable upper rent of painted bay and all to $1500 several years’ experience present must be sold. Price W. pung. wagon, necessary fixing run 1 Consul General Goodnow at claim for and Mrs. Emma TO rooms and basil, separate steam heater, good location; $1500. must be sold through damages employer. Can take full charge of double entry 4-1 milk route by August l5thon tc- chance for wood and coal up stairs, in good re- F. DRESSER, 80 Exchange St. Shanghai, who transmitted messages re- Mains’s request for culvert and sewer books and accustomed to general office work. count of ill lieadh of present owner. I'orpar- Address BOOKKEEPER, Box 1557. 1-1 pair, located in one of the best parts of the city ticulars inquire of W. F. DR ESSE R, so ceived Mr. United States How Asa Merrill Bound a to was referred. on Cushman street. Price and in- SALE—Farms of every b/ Ragsdale, Bargain duly particulars l^OR description, change street.2-1 T1TANTED—Position by private man as quire of HENRY S. XRICKEY, 121 Exchange -T situated in every town in the county; suit- consul at Tien Tsin from Mr. Conger Sell His Farm, A special meeting of the South Port- »» ref- coachman and care of horses; good street. _1-1 able for bay farms, stock farms, garden f rms. SALE—Grade Jersey, New Milch Con and Mr.Squiers, secretary of the United land school board will be held at the city erences and good acquaintances. Address poultry farms, island farms, or seashore farms. FORCI1A8. POOLE, Yarmouth, Me. M 19Va MERRILL ST. Jy20-4 WANT the public to know that they For further inquire of W. F. States legation at Pekin. In effect the offices, Frida y, 10th, at 7.30 p. description Asa Merrill of Cumberland has been August WE can get first-class Tintypes at the Gem DRESSER, 80 Exchange St., Portland, Me. Sale—Lodging house at a bargain li advices are the same as those received a m. Photograph Gallery, 386 Congress St Also ai 4-1 Foilsold at once. Apply to 154 Federal st. cheated out of $1500,in cash,by two men, ‘WrA.I^rT3E3I3 amateur work done at short notice and at rea or H day two ago by the State Department George M. Bond, who has been asso- sonable GEM PHOTOGRAPH ____ _" whom he cannot identify and who will prices. CO., SALE—Farm of 125 acres, 8_miles from at 385 sired. Hall. 31-1 SALE—Grocery aid provisionbusmen, from Consul Fowler Che Foo. ciated with J. H, Harford in the laundry a Congress Opp. City FORPortland, on road from Saeo to Gorham probably escape arrest, The two men By College Graduate, HIjlOR well established and now in operation; aud Westbrook; well located; grand view; Mr. Goodnow's message was trans- business, has sold his interest and will A situation as a teacher or in business: LET—Nice six room furnished cottage. central, good class of cash customers. Sbxt went to Mr. Merrill and wanted to buy shade ex elient pasture; at Canton Rents for who e season for $90. Will trees; good orchard; and fixtures all rlglitjow rent, and an exetlln; mitted to President McKinley enter the employ of W. D. Dunn in his successful in both; TO of wood and timber: 1V2 his farm. They agreed to take it. in case long, experience rent for balance of season at a price to please plenty good story opportunity to step right Into a good trade lot of French and barn and oilmout all in good and Mr. Adee, acting secretary state, harness shop at Yarmouthville. speaks Spanish, German; anyone. Beautiful location. L. M. LEIGH- house, buildings; small capltal.'YVA ISON, 10 Monument Sqmrj he would bind himself to let them have water in house and price reason- later in the issued the studied four years in Address TON, 63 Exchange street. 31-1 repar; barn; day, following Germany. terms W. F. DRESSfc.lt. 80 Ex- __314_ it at a specified time. They agreed to PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY. Press Office. aug4d3t* able; easy. statement it: EDUCATION, mo LET—Lower rent of rooms 63 Parris change St. 4-1 SALE—At Pleasantdale. New concerning *to bind them to take the eight 2-story put up $1500 A street. water, bath a FOR rooms and steam “Consul General Goodnow, in a cable- George H. Hargraves of Portland and Hot room; very house, eight bath, twit, farm if he would a like amount nice rent for the price. $16, Lower rent three SALE—Show cases, new an i second- hot and cold water, cemented cellar; 10,600he; put up have MISCELL AN EOIIS. dated 5, which Ossion E. Ellsworth of Lewiston, rear 227 Danforth to FOR a full line instock. WIL- in view ot Portland and ha- gram Shanghai, August to bind himself to let them have it. Mr. rooms, slivet, $4. Appiy hand; always laud, very sightly, filed in E. HASTY', 243 Middle St, Upstairs. 31-1 LIAMS MEG. CO.. Keuneiec St., footofGresn bor. Electrics pass the door. First tints of- was received at the department of state at petitions bankruptcy. and Fever can he cured by Merrill came to the and the Hay St. 4-1 fered. Must be sold. W. II. WALDRON s city got $1500 ASTHMA “Hilton’s Sure Cure for Asthma. four o’clock this Sunday morning, re- WELL DECORATED. using TO LET-At 160 Newbury St. $1.50 CO., U0 Middle street 31-1 out of the bank. The men put their Call or send address to T. HILTON, Drug- we ^k. or with at ROOMper board included $4.00. ports the receipt by Consul Ragsdale 129 St. aug4-4 BOARD. money into a package and Mr. Merrill Noticeable among the Old Home Week gist, Congress bath room piivilege. Apply HASKELL. 31-1 SViHMEB SalE-1 Vfc-story house containing eight Tien Tsin of messages from Minister FOltrooms, fitted for one family. Lot goof put his also into the same package. decorations is the large block in Monu- near clear Island a and APARTMENTS-Freoerfck and the of the up Clapboard forty' words Inserted under this head I size, location central. Price $ 1200. Reason lot Conger secretary legation, the PICKED12 foot minus oars, iinter and row HOUSESS. Vaiil has the largest list of desirable owner is to leave the Is- Then men said that they would let ment Square occupied by Ira F. Clark punt, p one week for tiO cents, cash In advance. I felling, going city, Mr. Squiers, dated July 21, to the follow- locks. Owner cm have same uy proving prop- houses and apartments for sal* and to let ot piire of a. C. LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 Bxcbaige him the this 1 keep money and he took the & Co., clothiers. Although building erly and paying charges. B. J. THOMPSON, any real estate office In Portland. His spec- I tree ing effect: is t._ home with as Me. 2-1 ialty negotiating mortgages, collecting rents, FARM. Me.—Situated package him, he was draped sometime before the decora- Chebeague, STANLEY* Wmthrop. supposed. and the economical of SALE — A store a ‘All well No fighting since the six- management property. 2Vi miles from the village; very [?OR doing good payn When he the tion committee announced its inten tion REAL pleasant! 6- in the central ot the opened package, however, firm ot Ezra Hawkes & Co. Apply ESTATE OFFICE, First ;>lace; large house, plenty of teams, pleasant! business, part clip teenth by agreement. Enough provisions. National awner about to leave the State. For it contained but waste to award in effec- NOTICE—Thehas this day dissolved, and the business Bank Building. )ly25dlmo Irlves; near Lake Maranacook. For terms furtas nothing paper. prizes, yet general of A. C. LIBBY & Hope for speedy relief.’ of real estate and fire insurance will hereafter md references address Mrs. KATE STAN- particulars Inquire CO, The had been the tiveness it with O LET—Nice C roomed furnished 42 1-2 street. packages changed by compares very favorably be carried on by Ezra Hawkes, at No. 88 Ex- r| cottage Me.. Box 53. 6-1 Exchange 31-1 “Mr. Gooinow adds that the director of ■ for season at $45, never rented before less LEY, Wmthrop, men, and had the one which most of the stores that have entered di- change street. Portland, August 1st, 1JOO. SALE—1 house they kept than $90, beautiful location, great bargain, Vi-story containing eight posis, Sheng, had on the fifth communi- that desire board during Old Home FOR wltn lo: contained the money. Mr. Merrill is a into the competition. ___2-1 present occupant wishes to move to the city rooms, 50x7i>; pleasantly situated; rectly prize THOSEWeek, can obtain board bv addressing me, No. 37 Atlantic street. For full cated to him an imperial edict, dated S. E. Svlvester has moved and will rent low. Apply at once, L. M. particular!In- man about 70 years of age. MRS. FLORENCE HAWKE8, Chicopee. Me., of A. C. LIBBY & 42 1-2 REMOVAL—Dr.his from 412 street to LEIGHTON, 53 Exchange St. 24-tf quire CO., Excitinga July 30, ordering Jung Du to provide an BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR SPOONS. pharmacy Congress York County. 1 Street. No. 10 Brown St., between Congress anu Free. _30 _81-2 escort for the ministers to Tien Tsin. LET—First class rent of eight rooms at rooms with bo ird till Visitors will find an attractive display I-l rftO August 15th, only Two __ A DOR SAI E- horizontal tubular bollen MR. LAMSON’S KITES. 223 High St. Price $25. Inquire of GKO. TWOone room unengaged after that date till The edict says the ministers can receive silver souvenir at » for house heating, are In first elais con- of sterling spoons VT'E WILL BUY household goods or store C. HOPKINS, 88 1-2 Exchange St. jeldtf Sept. 1st, good table, pleasant, quiet location, but dition, wdl sell at halt price of new boilers. messages not in cipher; notwith- T. Congress street; v T fixtures of any or will re- two minutes walk from lake, piazzas, shade George Springer’s,513 description, RENT—House No. 63 street. Nine REUBEN WESCOTT. 139 Lancaster St. foot were re- ceive the same at our auction rooms for Gray trees, grovo. Portland references. GEORGE standing this, plain messages He May Decide to Tliem on Old also and of Myrtle. 16-2 Try silver toilet accessories, gold sale on commission. GOSS & WILSON' FORrooms beside halls, bath a<*■ store rooms ; N. COLBY, Denmark, Maine. 24-2 turned to some consuls on August 4.” Home Auctioneers, 154 Middle street, corner Silver hot ana cold water, set tubs, furnace heat; with \V«ek, silver jewelry and watches for ladies VO RT H ~\vTn I) H A M Lake house no W OR SALE—Building lota, situsW street. Iefc3-tf good yard room. All in first class order. En- M, H., finely While the messages from Minister Con- for the season of 1900. location, FM high land, on Washington avenue, just !* and gentlemen. quire at 44 DEER1NG ST„ morning, noon or open quiet with unexcelled mineral yond a: low lor ger and Secretary Squiers bear date of night 22 tf supplied water, good Tukeys bridge, very prices, N EGOTI AT ED—Purchasers bass and salmon desirable full particulars ol A. C. LIBBY & Mr. Charles H. Lamson’s largest kite REV. C. W. BIDDLE. Ashing, very rooms, Inquire 00, July 21, the belief, founded not only up- MORTGAGESof real estate who desire a loan to com- rates reasonable, correspondence soltoited. L. 42 1-2 Exchange street. was tried at Falmouth last week and un- their or owners mort- _234 on them but also upon collateral and later 4.—Rev. C, W. plete purchase having FEMALE HELP WANTED. 8. FREEMAN. Prop. jeiSdSw Boston, August Biddle, gages past due or maturing, ean obtain liberal fortunately was broken, one of the main CREST—Well Information is that the legationers are one of the oldest Universalist ministers loans at a low rate of interest by applying at equipped hotel, twenty- FOR SALE. MAPLE■- live large rooms wi li closets. Hair mat- arm sticks buckled and snapped in the the real estate office of FREDERICK S. nurse to out of the safe from at least immediate harm. in the state,died yesterday at his home in go city ; tresses and bath and Exten- An attractive, compact, two yet VAILL, First National Bank Building. WANTED—Goodalso and ref- springs, livery. air, being unequal to the strain of the young girl good cook; good sive groves and driv- seven rooms At present there is no means of knowing Brookline. At the time of his death he tly25dlmo erences forests, Ashing, boating, story frame house, require 1; good pay. Apply 179 Spring ing, mountain golf, vegetables, ber- strong wind. It showed great street 6-1 climbing, and hath, ample closet room whether the ministers will accept the lifting was the pastor of the First church in rtes. and fresli from TO loan—On first and second- milk, cream, eggs poultry and power. The three small kites, which are the farm. Address C. E. East Parson- steam heating throughout, offer of the Chinese imperial government Brookline, MONEYmortgages on real estate, life Insurance CO6B, over 10 feet Aeld, Me.'jlytl-4 in iiood repair, unobstructed to provide an escort for them to Tien really big ones, being across, household goods or any good col- ateral Notes at sunshine, gurden, lot 1»0 ft. were tried again Thursday afternoon fiolicies, security. discounted short Tsin; but it is surmised they will prefer WIT AND WISDOM. notice. W. P. Room Oxford Build- fill feet liftecii min. CARR, 4, Table Parlies Old Home front, deep, and found to be to a Girls Wanted attending to remain within the British legat ion fully equal lifting ing jlyl2d4w utes walk from City llall, man the as as Week celebration will if at Jt'exm until tne arrival or tne allied with wind strong it was miss it 31 list have tale. YirATCH REPAIRING, and all kinds of fine Wanted at once at $3300. quick on that Mr. Lamson has not Work Ahead. do not visit (he ... forces. Should they leave for Tien Tsin day. fully jewelry work is my specially, and my 20 they BENJAMIN SHAW & CO, he "What’s this!” exclaimed the division with \V. F. Todd Is a COLUMBIA In all it would be because decided whether will attempt flying yearsr experience guaran- HOTEL, 51 1-2 Street, probability tee of best work at reasonable If Exchange kites in Old Home superintendent. “Here’s an application prices. your it the safer course to public during Week, watch or ciock needs or five table Gem of the jiy.ou.w they regarded pur- from the station at New Era for cleaning repairing, girls. Bay. but the kites will announce themselves agent bring them to me ana I will them in first- aug3d3t sue. It is to be not put Take Yarmouth ears leaving 6.45, 8.16, 10.15, thought unlikely if they are sent up. eight assistant baggage smashers. The class condition. OEORCE W. BARBOUR, 388 l.iOH SALE—Magnificent cottage bfi aatf AT 10.46,11.15, 11.45 a. m., 1.16, 1.46, 2.16, 2.45, 3.15 A new cottages at Ottawa Park. (Cliff Cat that the Chinese government may be very man must be crazy. I don’t believe a Congress St., opposite City IlalL 20- ti ONCE—Nursery matron for WANTEDan Institution. Call before 11 a. 8.45 m. tage Property) on electric line, near Cape insistent upon the departure of the min- m., at 3.45, 4.15, 6.15, p. aug2dnn Pape SAIL ABOUT WAR SHIPS. trunk has been put off at that place for 4C9 CUMBERLAND Casino. Some of the advantages are t»d isters. in the il can be S. DeLong, contractor and ST., Portland.3-1 hope, they gotten streets, excellent ear six months.” NOTICE—C.builder; Jobbing promptly attended service, sebago wifft to Tien Tsin in safety the storming of During the searchlight drill this even- to; few waitresses electric lights, fine beach, to date reilia- “But you know,” his chief clerk ex- estimates given; houses for sa'e and to let; experienced up P.-kin may be averted, the steamer at tlie SEA SHORE Old Orchard rant on the desirable parties. » ing Alice Howard will take mortgages negotiated, also care of Drouerty, WANTED—A HOUSE, grounds, only The inhibition of cipher to plained, “that the State Federation of l.tf cheap cottage., stilctly first tint despatches a sail about the war Port- Carpenter’s shop 204 Federal 8t. Call or CL IF F COT T AC E everything ships leaving Women’s Clubs is to be held there next Frees ana plans at our ollice. DAl.TON'fcCO, the ministers while a serious breach of write 86 EXCHANGE ST. Office hours 9-11 a. On Electric land at 8.16 and Peaks island at 8.30, once, Table Girls at MOR- Cape Line, r-3 Exchange street. jiylMUt diplomatic usage is not regarded here pier Thursday and Friday.”—Chicago Times- m. and from 1-5 p. m. Telephone 434-2. j TON'S mar21dtf WANTED—At •with apprehension. The Chinese govern- Tuesday night the Alice Howard will Herald. CAFE._1-1 KTow SALE —The only available lot of bit woman as Open. ment it is pointed out, is suspicious of compan- FORon the Western Promenade, located tfr make another trip about the war ships ■J^TOTICE—Goss & Wilson, auctioneers, ro- WANTED—Competention and assistant to invalid at Old Accommodates 100. Regular Hotel ser- the actions and Intent of the and lady I tween the residence* of Messers. Cartlandul powers ll moved to 154 to 160 Middle St, corner of Orchard through the month of In- vice. Prices moderate. and before the Eastern promenade allow- August. Also a firstclasa furnished eoltan, probably has adopted this precaution to Sliver St dtf at 65 FREE STREET. Address DALTON & CO., Wllla-d. Me. Conley. a fine view of the fire quire 1-1 stable and communication to the ing works. to Mothers. land at Willard Beach. Apply prevent ministers, Important ___ \irANTED—An experienced nurse maid at _jyiOdtf_j to TRUE BROS No. 301 Fors street fl-tf of details of military movements. It Is ” IN HONOR OF VICAR GENERAL Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA. once. MRS. E. A. NEELY, Hotel Fiske, evident from the adoption of this OR SALK—House and cottage lots tor uk a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, 75c. Old Orchard, Maine. l-l measure that the imperial government MURPHY. MAINSPRINGS, 11 at Willard Beach. Choice locatka and see that it view of the ocean. Forte, mi and regards Itself as antagonistic to, if not There will be a solemn The best American Mainsprings, made by parflcuhri requiem high the and BlCHECKLEY inquire of 11. E. WILLARD, 7 Beach itrwi actually at war, with the powers. Thus Elgin Waltham companies. Warranted mass at St. Dominic's church this morn- Bears the for one Willard, Me. JlyUti* far, no inhibition has been placed upon year. McKENNEY, the .jeweler, w Anted. Monument Prout’s cipher despatches passing between the ing in honor of the late Very Rev. John Signature of Square. jly20dtf Neck, Me. ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH various and their consular W. did so fJEAL governments Murphy, who much for Catho- For Over 30 Years. Table waitresses at NOW OPEN. £1 PORTLAND—Ther* never w»s » tim in outside of Pe- In Use representatives China, in Portland. when such trades could be bought In ,Souta kln. licity The Kind You Baye Always Bought, the For term* antt circulars to Sherwood. Apply apply Portland re ,1 estate as at present Win id The State Department has taken the j UtA C. FOSS, Prop., houses with good lots in good nelffMffiiH LUCKY FRANK McGRAW. to Front’s that the despatch from the Tsung MISS SARGENT, jel4ct3m Neck, Me. with most modern Improvements atfrrlceshf EroundI Yamen, delivered at the department Auburn, August 4.—Frank McGraw of below anything ever offered before. Houst.HsJ The Qg Park St. street. ut BW A Business Knack *1200; house. Shawm street, yesterday, by Minister Wu, is not an an- Woman. AGENTS WANTED. this city, who went to the Klondike in house. Front street, f 1000; house, Parker Dm swer to the despatches of Secretary Hay, “Is she interested in any business?” quiet. Intelligent woman from has returned his 26 to 45 to take care of S'i/0; lot of land, Broadway, $100; lot»;U«lt< on December, 1897, to home WANTKD-A convalescent sent 1. In that Sec- AGENT — e looxioo also have icmia August despatch “Ob, yes; everybody’s.”—Philadelphia lady. Apply day time at 196 HIGH STREET. /7o ppr mon’h with additionall1 If desired. This is a rare opportunity troubles. That was sent to Con- Mr. McGraw reached commission. w » despatch Dawson City With us is not IVAN TED — Address D,.T. F., Box 1557. 31i ishlng to secure a lot that will lnersMO mark, on surrounding buff wrapper. printing MALIC MEM’. sul General Goodnow to _ value be, by him, during the big boom of 1898, but went at each year. The undersigned wH, »x transmitted to Li Hung Chang. The mechanical—we treat it as an rrraveling salesman wanted—By sired, give the names of parties whohM^*^ once to Rampart where he had no In the last, dozen years made from one » message delivered by Minister Wu to the City, FESTIVAL OF ST. DOMINIC. established house; technical knowledge art should be treated. hundred dollars In one on lots that com®* State Department yesterday, relative to an uncle who was a miner, and went to necessary, biu simply all round hustler of good year appearance and lir-.t class little above one hundred dollars. The the inhibition of was The festival of St, Dominic was ob- audress; line; spec- P«*j® cipher despatches, work there for $5 a day and board. 2 Wouldn’t it be wise for to ial contract; entire time must renr mber th >t in buying lots »t e01® you required ; references Souvenir wh®* sent by the Tsung Li Yamen on July 80, served at St. Dominic’s church P’>rtland It Is not like on* of town The following winter he worked on yester- BOX 432, Detroit, Midi. 4 1 Spoons, going As of that it had been co:n- a trial order with us Rome a fw® date, already in a mpst solemn manner. place ? speculator has bought up claim No. 8. He was in a crowd of day morning lots at » mnnioated to the department by Consul Y\TANTED—American voting man, will Longfellow, Observatory, I^ortland Hoad,1 divided the same Into building P®J| Grand mass was celebrated at 10 30 TT moderate church, Fowler. it could miners who took 60 feet to work out on high capital, to take an Interest in 21 Light and ninty other removed from stores, post office, Obviously, therefore, cash subjects, largest stock in11 other prut* a. m with Rev. Father good busineMontreal as liev. It. F. THE THURSTON PRINT mont F* owner and the same to the miner. The celebrant, Lee, 431, Portland. j.j jly20dtf Portland. For plans, etc., call on A definite rej iy to the Secretary’s des- Square._ sire A deacon; ltev. E, Murnane, sub-deacon, _ ; FORD, 31'/» Exchange m>nv*_ patch of the lirst in3t, is awaited with claim was along the Llmlemanook. 97 1-2 EXCHANGE STREET WE Want five smart wide-awake men tc and Rev E. F. master of csre- »* demonstrate new and aWd some concern, not to say anxiety. It is He left Rampart City for home last Hurley, goods, nevelties. Any AND FOUND. roll SALK-Houso with 11 rooms one can begin at once am* make ■ the final worn of the United States gov- monies. He also made the announce- 'PHONE 30 PORTLAND, MAINE big money _LOST two acres of land filled With ffnjt “JS June. He came home by way of Cape oere in Portland, rail between 9 and it Also Fast ernment in the pending negotiations. house lots adjoining.In ments. The sermon on St, Dominic’s h’clock. Ask for Novell! s, .it PORTLAND k orty words Inserted b a, MW* The demand must be acceded il Nome. He expects to return to Alaska under till* liead,i ,-ain by OKO. W. a1>aMH. to, PAPER BOX CO., 42 Union Bu 4-1 one week St. of the IstoBew*. was one of great eloquence, being deliv- for 35 cents, cash In advance Executor of the estate trouble ol serious character is to be immediately. Adams. averted. ered Father Lee. The Miss 8U^. by organist, /GOVERNMENT POSITIONS-Don’t prepare Minister Wu is not in the v" for any civil scrvico or census T 0ST—A pocket book. IAOR SALE—A fine cash business city today, Egan and her choir, ^acquitted themselves examinatioi I day Finder will be,o What a Tala It Tells. without our ■ all fresh having gone to Cape May to pass NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY. seeing catalogue of information ■ by leivll,K samo tills office ufacturlng town, goo*5® Sunday with honor. Sent. free. O.r Ji.i/wiW WARD. no compc'1 with his It is said at the Chinese If that mirror of j Columbian Correspondence College p_j kind that don’t go out of sl vle, family. yours shows a The 87th one or two L, that he year opens Sept. 11th. Full courses Washington, I). C. 28-2 This is afini’ opportunity for legation probably will return to wretched, sallow complexion, a jaundice and >OAT FOUND-In casco dollar* KILLED BY FALL. improved methods of instruction. Re laolr 1 Bay July 31 ,a men. Price twenty five hundred Washington tomorrow. No despatches ol look, moth patches and blotches on the for oat. Owner preparation Bowdoin and other leading col llrANTED—Recruits for the U.' S. Manm .. v,11 address CHAS I, M. STAPLES, Brldgton, Me. consequence were received at the it’s liver but Dr. legos, including Smith and Mt. Hoi VANli, Long legation skin, trouble; King’s Tolsio, Ohio, August 5.—At West Lib- Wellesley, Corps, able-bodied, sober men, bctweei J Island, Portland, \.*l and it is said Life yoke. Best facilities for Scientific and 21 and today by the at- New Pills the __ Bust 35 years fine OR house lOOxJnO legation regulate liver, purify old, chance lor service oi T I,' SALE-20 lots, " erty yesterday, Delbert Grimes and Alvin ness Education. Expenses In OST—On July 20 a bov’s * I f 1n;hes no messages will be made the blood, give clear notably moderate shore China, (hum. am [ reefer, light. In cmno will build houses tosult buyers publlo skin, rosy cheeks, Philippines, Alaska m For any desired information, address the Priii, 1 uei to Rico on twenty ’tj ■J otn the legation, in the absence of the rich complexion. Only 25c at II. P. S. Spellman were instantly killed by an and board shin in everv part o balam o monthly, same as r*nt; cipal. 11EV. II. P. snow. A. the world. e'ec rlcs. minister, unless messages should come 577 store. embankment in them. v., Apply 203 Midnlo St., Portland an. K from Monument Square on Goold, Congress street, drug caving upon Jlyl7d&\v4w Yarmouth. 3I«j. 7b Harlow St.. m°ok- ST., I Bangor, Maine. jiyU)dtaug3 le, evenings at 2t7 CUMBK.RI.AND ijSSSKrfa- l I Aug. 10. i TJIK SOCIALISTS. Out. & West. 21 Vi 21 Vi BEAUFORT-Sid 3d. sch Charles G Endlcott, STIC A MICKS. UAllillOAOS, STEAMERS. Heading. 1(5% 17 Charleston for New York. Book isiauu..io6% 107 BRUNSWICK— Ar 3d, schs Henry Llppett, Helen O t%rFox nud lh« Child of (lie *:aui.. 111% Howes. Boston; Moseley, Holt, do. Kt.Pam.Dia....’...171 171 Cld, sells Thelma, Leo. Boston ; Norman, Gray, DOMINION HARPS WELL STEAMBOAT GO, People ow » PU*rlui»ge. St. Paul « umana.110 110 do; Willie L Newton, Coombs, New York; Wm LINE. bi. Pam & umana ota...... 11 Sunnier, Yeaton, do. The 365 ISLAND ROUTE. Quotations of Products in the Texas Paome. n% 14V» Sid. sch S ,? Hlteheock, Sorensen, Satllla lor Montreal to Staple Liverpool. Beginning July i. 1900, steamers will leavi Union Pacino ma. Bath. along a massive grip, 76% 76 Vi Portland Portland, week as follow* Each pulling w*oiun. BOOTHBAY-rAr 4tli, schs Pavilion, coast- Steamer. From Montreal. From Pier, days, 6% fl7/b Quebec. Trains Leave Portland For Long Island, 8.50, to.to a. 1 49 Fox of the state socialist com- Leading Markets. Wabash ma. wise; Ada Herbert, Bangor. 9.00, m., Chairman 18% 18% Cambroinau, July 28, 9 a. in., July 28, « p. nf 5.00 p. m. Boston dtiMatne.189 Shi, schs Myra Sears aud Pearl; Portlaud; For Lewiston, 7.00, 8.15, a. m 1.30, 5.15 *8.30 Candidate Hlmonton, herald* | •Roman, Aug. 4, daylight, diroct. For Cliff Island, 5.50. 10.40 a. in.; 5.00 mittee,and New York ana Now ui.. John Cadwallader, Kennebec. p. in. 1.45, p. ling. Vancouver, Aug. ll, Aug. 11, 2 p. m. m. wide as “the child of the poo- I'®w tnrh Old Ar 6tn, schs Pemaquld, " far and anti Colon*...... 205 205 Rockland; Railroad, 2 m. For Island Pond, 8.15 a. 1.30. *8.31 p. m t4 Muck, Aloucf drain W Dominion, Aug. 23, Aug. 25. p. m., For Little Chebeague, Jenks, Gt. Adura* Axures*...... 125 125 Friendship; T Emerson, Bangor. Chebeagua, boarded a street cstr Saturday steamer For Montreal, 8.15 a. rn., 80. Harpswell, and Orr’s American Kxuiess.154 Sid seh Pavilion. •This does not carry passengers. Quebec, Chicago, Bailey’s Islands, p{0j<' Market Review 154 and *8 30 Montreal at 0.50 5.50, 9.00, 10.40 a. m., 1.45, m. went to the West Knd. There U. B. B JCK8PORT—Ar 4th, Tra- p. m„ reaching 5.oop. noon and express. 45 46 barque I.aurella, a. pani. p. in., and 7.20 in. Littlefield’s. Gt. Chcbeague, 9.00, 0 a. m« after of a People uas. 98% 99 l. aligbWd and partaking OALA schs Jesse Boston to Liverpool via. 45, 6.00 p. ill. sjiay racino Mall... 31 80% IS—Ar 4th, Hart, New York; Queenstown. on the ear- NKW Emma Me * RETURN FOB PORTLAND. full course dinner, proceeded fOBK. Sept. 4. Pullman Palace. 183 188 Adam, Kastport. From Boston. Trains Arrive Portland. Money on call closed Sugar, CAPK HENRY—Passed hi 4th. schs Charles _Steamer__ Leave Orr’s a. train to Bridgton. lu that steady l&lVfc.l common.121% 122% From Levrlutou, *0.40, 11.30 a. 5.45 Island. 5.30, 8.00,11.10 m.. 2.09 afternoon E Baloh and Eva Ferris. Bath tor Baltimore. New England, Aug. 15, i p. in tu., 3.15, 3.55 m. ly Prune mere*mil* Western Union.7914 79% Wed., auu 8.00 i>. in. )). the This t»iipt*r at 445 per cent Passed out schs Wm J town they spoke In evening. Southern 1«4 fcy. commercial ao vannah. points pm.128 128 Second l abia— $37.50 to $42.50. SUNDAYS. 10 hold one of their tills at 4 83u4 FF.RNaNDiNA—Ar 3d. seh Return, way Mso ***®8g® b3*4. Metropolitan Street it K.166% 166 Hugh Kelley, $71.25 to $80.75. •Dally. Otliei trains week days. Oliver Haskell. New York. Leave Portland for 80. HaipsweR and inter* air In this eertiMoose. fll*4 «t«2*4. Term, uoai « iron. 68% 70 Steerage—To stirring open meetings city Bar sell A R New Liverpool, Derry, London, Sunday cheap excursion train leaves Port- mediate landings, 10.00, 10.40 a. in., 2.00 » in, Silver CQtfc. U. s.: Kunbcr. 37 Cld, Keene, Keene, York. aud 26% Qui enstown, Belfast Glasgow, $23.50 to land every lor Lewiston. Gorham and sailing down the the festivities of Old Home Week Mexican dollar* 4 8*4 Continental JACKSONVILLE—Ar Sd, sell Cactus, New- Sunday Sunday trip Bay, l*-ava Whli,' Tooacco..24% 34% $25,130 Stearage ontflt ftirnislu'd free. Berlin at 8.30 a. in. Berlin at Portland 2.15 p. m. Return Governments comb, Bath. Returning leave from So. Harp- steady. Apply to T. F. McGOWAN, 420 Congress swell via are in progress. MACHlAS—Ar 4th, schs Alaska, New Yora; 4.09 p. m., every Suuday afternoon for Lewis- above landings, arrive Portland 8.19 Boston Market. street, J. B. K EATING, room 4, First Nation- ton and a. 5.30 m. <*Wbt*n we left Gorham the other Joste, Boston. Portland. m., 1.15, p. flU&M* al Bank Building, CHARLES ASHTON. 947A to BOSTON Aug. 3. J90o—Tne Sid, schs Dacolah and Charlotte L Pullmau Palace Cars are ran on Faro So. Harpswell and return Sundays “we re- following,were Morgan, Congress street and Congress or Weening said Chairman Fox, The following quotations Boston. Square Hotel, 35c, oilier biddings an 1 sailing trip 25c. Bight/' represent the pay- today’s quotations of Flour aud Corn: H DAVID TORRANCE Si Montreal. night trains and Parlor Cars ou day tialns. words of ing prices In this market: NEW ORLEANS—Cld 3d, Hiram CO., ISAIAH DANIELS, oelved only pleasant sympathy FLOUR. bqe Emery, jlj'25dtf Ticket Office, Depot at foot of India ...... 8% o V lb New York; sch Mabel Mgr. This means a m n Gorham, Jordan, Queen, * jn30dtf__Gen’l {tom the people. good Bulls and stags...... ,..4V*i Spring patents 4 25 46 26. Boston. Street. Winter NEW l'OKK DIRECT as It does from a conserva- skins—No l quality .....yj pa’ents 4 00 44 76. NEWPORT NKWS-Ar 3d, sch Lydia M LIwiT" Mt. Desert & Maciiias Stb, Co owning *• Clear aim 3b Poillan, No 3 ... „ suramin. 3 6b 4 25- Deeriug, Dalton. Washington. Portland VarmuutU Electric lly. Co like Gorham. I wish also to *• tive town No 3 ... Coru->steamer yellow Sid, schs Gen E S L ®70 47%@48c. Greeley. Bangor; Wm IVlaine Steamship Co. For Underwood Spring, and Yarmouth at 0.15 Friday, April 20th. iu« on the fact that whenever wo ...... JlujgBe Roberts. New Bedford. comment J.onjj Island 5omul By Daylight. a. n., half hourly till 10.45 p. m. Leave Yar- Commencingsteamer Cotton Markets, NOBSKA—Passed north 3d, seh E C our don t Allen, mouth 5.40 a. m. half hourly till 9.4 ) p. m. h#ve distributed literature, you Retail Cirorer.’ for Garainer. 3 THIPS PER WEEK. FRANK Sugar Market. tBy Telegraph.) Meady, Philadelphia Leave Underwood Spr.ng for Portland 30 min- JONES strewn on the after It has Passed 4tli, sch Clara A will, weather flail it ground Portland marnet—out loal 8 :: confectioner* 'Aug. 4 Donnell, Newport The steamships Horatio Hall and Man- utes later. Additional cars between Portland permitting, leavo Portland News lor Portsmouth. hattan '1 and the Another notable at NEW YORK—The Cotton market to-aav was alternatively leave Franklin Wharf, and Underwoo Spring every 15 minutes from uosdays Fridays at 11.00 p. m* been read by people. 8c; powdered (1*4:: granulated 7o; codec NORFOLK—Ar sch Henry W for Bar quiet, Vic decline; middling uplands at 9%c: 3d, Cramp, Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 1.00 p. ni. Last car from Underwood Spring at Rockland. Harbor and Macblas- In different o.usnea 6 *4 ei — Babbitt. Boston. m. tor thing is that clergymen pans yellow 5*4c, do gull 9% ; sales bales. at 6p. New York direct. Returning, leave 10.10 p. m. port and intermedia'e landings. Re- Sid. sch Wm J Lermond. Havana. leave at the time Hopper, Pier 38. E. IL, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- SUNDAYS. turning Macbiasport Mondays and of the state are* also present Ar 4 B R Charters. th, sch Wood side, McLean, Clark's days at 5 p. m. Thursdays at 4 a. m. for all landings, arriving a Cove. For Underwood Spring and Yarmouth half on socialism. This is good SAILING MAYS These steamers are superbly fitted and fur- Portland 11.00 p. m. preaching Schr John C. Sniitli, Brunswick to New OF OCEAN STEAMKIIS hourly from 8.15 a. m. to 9.45 p. m., with addi- Yorkf Sid, sch R W Hopkins, Hlchborn, !Port Mo- nished for passenger travel and afford the most GEO. F. EVAN8. F. E. BOOTHBY for our cause. We don’t believe in ritOM ranL tional 15 minutes service to Underwood Spring card lumber $5. roR .la; baree Knickerbocker, Portland. convenient and comfortable route between Gen’l Mgr. G. P. & T. A. Kaiser W deG from 1.00 p. m. Last car from Underwood the people as some people Schr It. K. New York.. Bremen.Aug 7 PERTH AMBOY-Ar 4th. sch Abel W Parker, Portland and New York. aprlSJU terrorizing Hart, Port Johnson to Bangor,coal Oceanic.New York.. Spring at 9.10 p. m. Juel5tf Liverpool... Aug 8 Snow. Saco J. F. L18CQMB, General to think, The only weapon that we 55c. Detsclilaud— New York.. 8 Agent. seam Hamburg...Aug PHILADELPHIA—Ar 3d, schs John Rose. THOS. M. BARTLETT. Act octadtf s«hr New New.... York York.. K’thampton. 8 Kennebec; Francis Cole- use is love. Lugano, Weoliawijeu to Wlscassot, coal Aug Vannaman, Goodnow, STKAMKKS. 75c. Kensington.. ..New York. .Antwerp .. .Aug 8 man. Pigeon Cove: Bessie C Beach, McKeague, cause Is on the increase and our BOSTIWTHILADElPHIi. “Cur Touralne.New York..Havre.Aug 9 Iceboro. RAILROADS? M Schr W. II. Davenport, Port to Med- Mar York. Bombers are* multiplying stated Broth- Beading MinghettLNew .Italy.Aug 9 Cld,schs James G Beecher. Dunn. Bath; W L iUiWIvLULV SAILINGS. ford, coal 90c. Roberts. Roberts, Snowhil!; Editn Olcott, Dothe- Simon ton. “We are growing every' CASCO BAY STEAMBOATCO. er Schr B. L. Perth day, Boston; Frederick Roessncr, Rogers, do; From Boston Baton, Amboy to Salem, coal Ml \ Nt t’UKK ALMANAC.AUG. 0. Hattie H Barbour. Krsklue. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, day and In four years the socialists will Halloweli; Frank BRIOGTON & SACO RIVER Sunrises. 4 41 1 am.. 6 45 Custom House W harf, Portland, Me. the dominant in the coun- |05c. ]In„h*’ K*'WR“°r from Fliiladelchia Monday. Wednesday conipwe party Schr O lve T. Whitiler, Turks Island to Phila- Sunsets. 6 G8i | PM... 7 (-0 Portsmouth. RAILROAD CO. Ar are* In the and can t < Length of days.. 14 171 Moon sets. 10 3 4tin schs Mattie A Franklin, McDonald, I and try. We right you eipuir, salt 8c. WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. Friday, Kennebec: Harry L Whiton, Rich, do; Blanche 11% From Central herp us down." Jl King, Bennett. New York. fclPLL’T, JUNE 25, 1900 Summer Wliarf, Boston, sb. m. From Arrangements, July 1, 1900. Fine streot Portiaud Wholetale flarkat. Old. iscbs Earl P Mason, Fall Wharf. Philadelphia, at 3 p. ra. In* il xY IS JffiAVS Blake, River; FOR surance etfeeted at office. 3X3VTC Charles A Hal I, Campbell. Bangor. IN A BUBNING BA LOON. PORTLAND. Aug. A Freights for the West the Penn, R. R. Marcus Hook—Passed down 3d, sch James G North For Forest City Landing,Peaks Island, by and The following (no wnole PORT OF Bvirigton, llsirrisoii, Bridg- South forwarded by connecting lines. quotatlonsrepreieui PORTLAND Beecher. Philadelphia for B prices tor the market! Passage £10,00. Round Reedy Island—Passed down 3d, schs Frank ton, Wc»l Sebaso, Souili Itridg- 12.30, 1.45, 2.15, 3,00. 3.45, 4.30, 5.30, 6.15, 7.00, 7.30, Trip £18,|)«rlrtt» Which IU IV11 Learning, Philadelphia for Revere; Maine, Beu- 8.00, 9.: 0 p. m. Pleat BATURDaY, August 4. ton, Waterford and Sweden. For freight or to F. P, WINGL nett, for Portland. Return, 6.20 7.20, 8.15, 9.30. 10.20, 11.30 a. m., passage apply end low Arrived. — Agent, Central Boston. Portland Vrruuunl. Superfine graaos.2 85*3 1* Delaware Breakwarer Ar 4th, sch A. M. 1*. M, P. M. 12.20. 1.00.2.15, 2,35, 3.20. 4.1*5, 5.00, 5.45, 6.30. 7.30, Wharf, Wheal Maine, E. B, SAMPSON, Treasurer General .‘•pruig bakers.3 2oING-Ar schs W H ment. Manager, St, F'ske Building, Boston, via lor Boston. 3d. Daven- Leave Hrldgion Junction, 10.08 2.28 7.15 Mass. Mien, and slLomsst. roller_4 10*4 36 Kaatport For the Portland Sch Annie F Conlon, coal port, Stacy, New York; Louisa Frauds, Pier- Arrive Brldirton, 11.00 3.23 8.10 Cushing's Island, 6.45, 7.45, 9.00, 10.00, _oocatdtl^ Mr. Frad Bickford, young Mich. and bt. Louis clear....3 1*5*4 20 Baker, Philadelphia, do. 11.00 1.45 to Me Cent HR. son, Arrive Harrison, 11.37 3.40 8,37 a. m., 12.3d, 2.15, 3.00, 4.30,6.15, 7.00, several made un Winter \yneat patents.4 60*4 60 Ar schs New 8.00, 9.30 p. ID. airuBiiM who years .ago Sch A tee Holbrook, Kilts, Ba timore, coal to 4th, hejin Augusta. Moore, Je22dit J A. Bennett, Supt. torts and for 7.05, 8.00, 9.15. 10.30, a. McDonald steamboat »ud Fool. A K Wright Co. York; Agrtcola, Lamsou. do, cleared Return, 11.20, m.. go. a*et>jssion in one of the kites manufac- Harbor. 12.45. 4 Corn, car lots.. Keh J B Norris. 2.00, 2.45, 3.30, 15. 6.40, 7.15, 8.30. 0.45 of 48S4SVi Holmes, Trevon^ sch p. m. tured by Mr. Charles U. Lam son this tots... Hattie Steuben. Cld 3d, Almeda Willey, Dodge. Portland. Beginning Aug. 1st. steamers leave Port- Corn.him 61*62 Sch Larin*. Klee Little and Great Old 4th, schs Menawa, Leathers. Winter Portland 4 Falls For Diamond Islands, ! land Pier at 5,00 in. for 1 has fcuud that in a Meal, bag lots.... o41» Sell Gold Hunter, Canuldge, Bluehill. port; Rumford p. Cousin’s, At tie- city, sailing skyward Louisa Fram-P, Pierson, Bar Harbor. Ry. Trefethen aud Evergreen Landings, iohn’s, i.reat Cliebeague, (Hamilton’s Land- Data, car lots ...... 81 Vi Sell Bulpit K Grant, lMvia. Prospect Harbor. an with $32 PORTSMOUTH. NH-Ar 3d. schs Cassie F Peaks Island, (5.15. 8.00, 9.00. 10.30a. ill., 12.00 Hustln kite is easy proposition compared oats, bug lots... 31* 35 Sch W O Nett leton. Couse us. Hrooksvtlte. In Effect June ing) Island. South Freeport and Por- Bronson. Phlldaelphta: 25, 1909, m.. 2.00, J.i-0 4.26. 5,30, 0.15, 7.30, 9.30 p. in. ter’s of the which CoUou seed, ear lots.....OO 00*26 50 Sch Geneva Mortis, 230 bbls mackerel. Mary Stewart, Bangor Landing. exciting experiences for New York. Return—Leave Little Diamond, 6.25, Return, leave Porter’s 6.15 Cotton Seed, bag lots.....OO 00* 27 oo DEPARTURE* Landing a. m.i of man who ascends in Cleared. PORT TAMPA—Ar seb Carrie A 7.20. 8.1 >, 9.15, 10.15, 11.45 a. m., 1.15, 3.15, 4.10, South 6.30 a. fall to the lot the sacked in car u 3d, Lane, Freeport m.; Dustin’s 0.46 a. m.: an. lots.id ou id Oo 8.30 A. M. and 12.50 noon. From Union station 5.35. 6.40. 10.40 m. Fletcher, Vera Cruz. 8.40, p. Great 7.05 a. in.; 7.20 a. racked — Cliebeague, * balloon. last ws-k, Mr, Biokford had Bran, bag lots..oooodiaoo Steamer lor Poland. Mechanic Falls, Buck Held. Can- Return I.ea\ e Great LitUejolin’a Horatio Hall, Bragg, New York—J F PORT BLAKELY—Ar 4th, ship Abner Co- Diamond, C.20, 7.15, in.; Cousins 7.25 a. ni. Middling, car iota..18 oou 20 oo liscomb. ton. Dixnelu, Rumtord Fads and Be mis. s.10,9.10, lo.io, ii.40 a. %a accident white making a balloon at- bum. Colcord, Hong Kong via Port Townsend. m., 1.10, 3.10.4.05,5.30, SMALL Middling, bag, lots....19 00*20 6o 8.30 a. 13.50 noon and 5.15 8.35. 10.35 m. POINT ROUTE. Sch S M Bird. Veazie, Kennebec and New SALEM—Ar, schs Rhine as 11 Gay, South ri. p. m. From Union 6.35. p. at and it came Mixed leeu... 18 60* 10 30 Leave and at 2.3) sMtelun Medford. Hass.' York—Ryau & Kelsey. Gardiner- Hel- n. Newburgh for Ca'als. BlaRon lot Mechanic Falls and intermediate Return—I.eaye Trezethen’s, 0.15, 7.'0,8.05, Port p. m for Orr’s Island, Saesr. Coffiw, Tea, Hals In «. ■tailors. Ou id. train 9.05, 10.05s 11.35 A East Small Point atarnwaltirg in n tragedy. He was 'do»«*«•, SAILED—Tug I ykeus. with barge Colerain, VINEYARD HaVBN—Ar 4th.schs Benjamin Saturdays only, 5,15 p. m., 1.05, 3.05, 4.00, 5.25, 0.30, Harpswell, Sebasco, Harbor C 29 runs to Falls, 8.30,10.30 m. and Harbor. Jugar—Standard granulated. Philadelphia: schs Annie M Alien, St John, NB; A Van Brunt, Philadelphia for Pori land; S J Rumtord p. Cundy's asking a double a&cenetoti w ith a hot air Kxtra hue o Return—Leave Return, I *ave Cuniy’s Harbor at 0.00 a. in. sugar— granulated.... 20 Beuj C Frith, neunebec. Watts. JonesDort for New Bedford; ,J Kennedy. Through cars between Portland and Bemis. Evergreen, 6.10, 7.05, 8.00, 9.00, ’0.00 11.30 a. via above lanuines. bslioun, his ootnpiniun being a girl Sugar—Extra C. 6 uo Calais, to discharge at this port and Dutch isl- m., 1.09, 3.(0, 3.55, 5.2', 6.25, Coflee—Klo, roasted... 13 WhtlB SUNDAY, August 5. and all Druid. New York for Cam- 8.25,10.25 p. in. SUNDAYS. (and sailed): B. C. BRADFORD, Tiafflo Manager, Ponce’s named Ella Harvey of Boston. The bal- CoSee—Java and Mocha.. 27 for For Landing, Long Island, 6.15, *30 Arrived. dcu; Lizzie Smith, Weebawken Sedgewlck; Portland, Maine. Leave Portland Pfer at 10 a. m., for 1 eas — 2; *35 8.00, 9.00, 10.30 a. 111., 12.00 m.. 2.00, 3.00, 4.20, Cousin's, loon caught fire and wfei burning In mid- tn.ojrs.... truest T fare, EllzabeUiport for Calais; lflram, X. L. LOVEJOY, Baperln ten dent, Littlejohn’s, Groac Cliebeague and Orr’s Is- Steamor Manhattan. Bennett. New York — 5.30, 6.15, 7.30, 9.30 P. ni. lets-Congous. 27*60 Guttenburg for Kastport. JelBdtf Rumford Falla Malna land. Return—Leave Orr’s Island at 3.31 air. “1 tell it was a wicked and to J Return—L* ave Ponce’s Landing, l p. m., you eight,'* Teas—J;tp;tu... 86*40 passengers mdse F Liscomb. Passed, sehs lagle. Bangor for New York; M ong Great 4.15 Island, 6.00, 7.5(1, 11.20 a. Cliebeague p. m„ Littlejohn's 4.30 Teas— Formosa...... 35 a05 Tug Tscony. towii g barge Thaxter, South K Boston for Seth W 6.55, 8.50, 9.50. m.. writes Bickford. The girl using the only Eldricfie, do; Smith.Calais Counn>’ 4.35 arrive Portland about 5.39 p. m. Molasses—Porto Kleo....-. 86*4o Amboy, coal to J C White Co. for do; Hattie E St John. for 12.50, 2.60, 3.45, 6.10, 0.15, 6.55, 8.15, 10.15 p. 111. and down ail King. NB, do; •I. 11. McDON'ALI), Man »ger. psrscomte dropped .came Molasses— Barnadoes. 32*35 Sch Alice E Clark. Haskell, Baltimore, coal to Chase. Rockland for do; Silver Spray, Parrsboro SUNDAY' TIME TABLE. !Ulg2dtf right bo^Bicfe.lord, who had intended to Molasses—common. 20*2 > Me Aleut RK. for do; July Fourth, Bangor 'or New Bedford; New Hals Ins, 2 crown.2 00*2 25 Sell Susan Frances, Rice, East Sullivan. Maty 8 Br.idshaw, Kennebec for Baltimore; For Forest City Landing, Peaks Is- ifck*«o.vn with the was balloon, obliged do 3 crown.2 25 *2 50 Amite T Bailey, do for Philadelphia; R D Bib- land, 7.00, 8.00, 9 00, 10.00, 11.00 a. m. 12,20, to hike his last chunce fifty do 4 crown.. 2 50*2 75 ritOM our cosmSbpondkmts. ber antt Thomas Smith, Kennebec, bound west; 2.15, 3.15, 3.45. 4.45, 6.15, 7.50 p. m. by dropping Loose For Raisins. Muscat®. 7V%*2 BOOTH BAY HARBOR, Aug 4—Sailed, schs Win Mason, Edward w Perry, Saiati Wood and Cuxhlug’s Island, 8.00, 9.00, 11.00 a. feet to the roof of a building over 7.39 in. high I'ork. It«af. Lard tul I’ouitrjr. Stella B North for Jennie Greenhank, bound west. In Effect June 1900. m.. 12.20, 2.15, 3.45, 4.45. 0.15, p. -AIM D- Kaplan. BoothDay Washing- 25th, For Ltltic aud Great Diamond Which the burning balloon to ton ; Pavilion, Portland for George F Ar Mb. sch Helen tl Benedict, Clark’s Cove Islands, happmed 50 isearsport; Trefethen* and Pork—Heavy.. @16 Keene, do for Rockport; O.ikes Ames, Kenne- for Po. tsmouth, Ya. Evergreen Landings, pus He fortunately escaped with only Pork—Medium. 15 60 Leaks Island, 7.00. 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 a. AMUSEMENT CO. bec; Hattie M Graham, lor shoreflshlng. Sid, sch Eva D Bose. TRAINS leave union STATION. RAIL- In., 12.15, Beef—heave...10 75@lf 25 schs Hannah 2.00, 3.15. 4.20, 5.15, 6.15, 7.30 p. rn. TIME *M shaking up and a broken ankle. Passed, Grant, Nnrragansett WAY TA1U.K.—July 8, 11)00, Beef—light....1 o 00^10 75 Her for Lena New York for SQUARE AS FOLLOWS; For Poncr’s Landing, Long Island, txmuyoz msPATimw. Machia; White, Mr. Blcklord hopes to be around again boneless, nail bbls « 6-5o 7.00, 8.00, 9.30, 10.30 ft. 4.20 Rockland; Joseph Patou. Jr, Rockland lor New 7 00 a. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston in., 12.15, 2.00, 3.13, Lara—vcs ana uadtbl. uure.... (*,siV% Ar at Palermo Nol tltal), Vas- (Lower) 6. 5, 7.30 p. in. WEEK DAYS. In a few days. / Augl, barque York; Odell, Baugor tor Port Chester. Bath. Boothbav, Popham Beach, Rock land. Au- Lara—tcs ana hall bbueom.... . Fu*st District, 10.10 a. m. For Brunswick, Bith, Lewiston, excepted, subject p. the Uvuiii of Portland and Kenne- Fowl. 12£ 14 S1J tm Cherbourg Aug 4. steamer St Paul, change without notice. Returning, Leave View at golf Portland, Me, Aug 4, 1900. Gardiner, Augusta and Waterville. llay Landing, 6.25, Turk e vs... 13@15 Jameson, from Southampton for New York. C. VV. 7.25, 8.30, 10.30 and a. bunk was Saturday on the li.ooa.ru. Express for Danville Jc.. Lewis- T. GODIAG, General Manager, 0.30, 11.30, m, 1.30, 2.30, port played Hams. 12 Matlnicus Island Harbor, Maine. Sid fm Barbados July 21, barque Bristol iBr), 3.30, 4 SO, 6.3 ), 6.45 m. 11V%@ ton, Waterville, Moosehead Lake via Koxcroft, ju30dtf p. new links. Kennebunk- Shoulders... a V% a black Lawrence, Portland; 32d, sch Mercedes (Br), Kennebunkport Harbor Ledge buoy, red and horizon- Luuiuy iv. i>ar SUNDAYS. Saunders. Portland. rv.f iiaruor, were tally striped spar, reported adrift July 21, was Aroostook and for part won 18 up. Forty-five boles Sid fm County Houlton,Woodstock, Leave Portland Pier, 8.10. 9.00 10.00, 11.00 Grata August 2. Hillsboro, NB, Aug 3. sch Nimrod, St. S:. Quotations. replaced Stephen, Andrews, St. John aud Hali- a. m, 12, LOO, 2.00, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 18, in the foren ion and 27 after order of the board, Haley. New York. fax via Lake, River played By Lighthouse V'anceboro. Sebago Sougo in. Ar at 9.00 p. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRAD A J.K.COGSWKLr, Newcastle. NSW, Aug 1,ship McLaurin, 12.35 p. m. for Lisbon lunch The Portlands were muoh handi- Hong " Express Brunswick, RETURNS. Coinmauder, U. S. N., Oakes, Kong. Falls, Watervilie, Ar Augusta, Newport, Bangor, Leave View capped by the oondltlon of the course, ea- Friday's Quotations. lnsDoctor 1st. L. H. Dlst. at Halifax. NS, Aug 4, brig Jennie Hul- Bucksport, Bar Harbor, Oldtown aud Green- aud Bay L-mllng, 8.30. 9.30. 10.30, * bert. New York. of S. S. Co. II. 30 a. in.. 12.20. 1.30, 2.30, 3.30, 4.30, 5.30, 6,30, auc wui rc WHEAT. ville. Day Naples uiii/ iiuc ym, ^ivatw« iriviu t#in nun. 7.30 8.30 9.30, p. UL Ooemn*. Closlna 12.50 p. in. For Danville, Jc.,Rumford Falls, has bwndjpen only a month and was Spoken. Beniis. Lewiston. Farmington. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights Aur... 74% 74% London, Aug 4—Ship P N Blanchard, from Carrabasset, a boat wtliloave Portland at and The Ion Raugeley, Bingh un, Watervilie, Skowbc-gan. 11, returning bid out In mowing land. putting Sept...',76% 75% Baltimore for San Fra cisco, has put back to July 10, lat 2 S, 30 W. ship Keuce, Wil- On and AITfcr June 25tli, 1900, leave Peaks Is.and at 11.15. New York for Yokohama. 1 00 p.m. For Freeport,Brunswick,Rockland, greens were nothing but rough stubble. COKN. the Falkland Islands, slightly damaged about liams, Only line running Its boats to Peaks Island K. ft. L.points, Augusta, Watervilie. Skowhs- will connect dally with 8.45 a. m. and 1.08 p. m. Mr K. a decks in weather experienced on the direct. C- l’ayson played remarkably Aug.. 36% 36% heavy gan. Belfast, Dover and Foxerott, Greenville, tram over Maine Central Railroad Mt. from New York (White Fare 5 cents each All line game against a very strong opponent. Sept.37% 37 voyage Ship,Henry Failing, Baugor, Oldtown amt Matiawsmkeag, and to Dlv.) touching at North way. persons going by for Kahului, has into the Falkland islands Napl“S, Bridgton, this line will be admitted to Greenwood Gar- He was 1 up at the IS holes played in put BOSTON & MAINE B. R. Bucksport Saturdays. Bridgton and Harrison, connecting at Harrison m. den free. the Aug...!. .. 20% 20% 5.10 p. For Brunswick, Bath, Augusta, with Mage for and at with ju2dtf morning, New York. 6—Sell Berry, from In Effect June 1900. Waterford, Naples Sept. 31V® 21% Aug Zamps. 25, and Watervilie and to Skowhegan Saturdays J. W. Cook’s coach line for fcdes Falls. Casco, Portland won the first match 13 up. Machias via Providence lor New York, had to FORK. only. Otisfleld, etc. A return match on the Portland links dock at Island to stop a slight leak lu her WESTERN DIVISION. m. Extra aid City 5.t5 p. For Danville Junct.on, Mechanic Returning steamers leavo Harrison every Trips Monday Tuesday. 16. Sept... 12 06 bottom before Falls, ana on Saturda sto August proceeding. Trains leave Union Station for Scarboro Lewiston, ltumford day <> xcept Sunday) at 7.45 a. in. and 1.30 p. Following extra trips will be run Monday score was its BAKU. Fall-*. Belgrade, Vtatervllle and Skowhegan. m.; North Bridgton at 8 a. m. and 12.15 p. m.: and Tuesday: Peaks at 7.45, 10.15. The follows: Domestic Porta. Crossing, 7.10. 0.05, 10.00 a. in., 12.00 noou, Leaving 11.00 p. in. Night Express for Hruuswlck, at S 30 and 2 and at 9.15 11.15 Portland Pier at ana Sept. 6 86 1.15, 3.55, 6.25, 5.45, 0.50 p. m.; Scarboro Bridgton p. m., Naples p.m. Leaving 8.15 Portland Holes Arundel. Holes up Batn, Lewiston, Watervilie. Bangor. a. np. NEW YORK—Ar 3d, sch Edward Stewart, Bench. Pine Point, 7.00.7.10. 8.20,9.05, 10.00 Augusta, in. and 2.15 p. in., connecting at Sobago 11.00 p. no._ Kins. Moosehead Lake, Aroos ook Comity vm Old- Lake StaTon with 11.45 a. in. and 5.25 m. 14. € son, 0 H. M. Forrest, 1 Kent. Bangor. а. 111., 12.00 noon. 1.15. 3.30, 3.55, 5.25, 5.45, 0.20, p. Pay 7 12% town, Bar Harbor, Bucksport, Vanceboro, St. Steamboat Train for Portland and F, 0 C. O. Sept.. Cid. schs Tofa, Wilson, Jacksonville; James б. 50, 8.00, 11.22 I>. ill. ; Old Orchard, 7.00, 7.10, Express Hoyt. McCllntock.l Stephen, St. Andrews, St. John and nil Aroos- ihe most in,and Saturday’s quotations. Slater, Peterson. May port. 8.20, 8.45, 9.05, 10.00 a. in., 12.00 noon. 1.15, 1.40, Boston, making delightful trip W. C Futon, 0 U. W. Northrop, 7 took Coutity via Vanceboro, Halifax and the in New Sni. schs O.iver Ames, Nelson 3.30, 3.55, 5.25, 5.45, 0.05. 6.20, 6.50, 8.00, 11.22 p England. H. S. Kills. 0 H. Drummond, 6 WHEAT. Philadelphia; Provinces. Tne Saturday night train does uot Round excursion for of E Newbury, Charleston; Maud 11 Dudley, Sa- in.; Saco a ltd lllddeford, 6 00, 8 20, 8.45, 9.05, trip tickets, good day 0 • connect to Belfast, Dexter. Dover and Fox- date Ask for our tourist’s A. S>. Woodman, 0 li. E. Forrest, mening. Clonine. vannah; Emma Koowlton. Baltimore; Blanche 10.00 a. in., 12.00 noon, 12.30, 1.15, 3.30, 3.55, 5.25, only, $2.00. guide crof, or Baugor, to Washing at Union Auc..... 74% 74 3 Ellen M Mitchell, St 6.45.6.20,6 50,8.00, 11.22 p. in.; Kennebunk. beyond excepting Station. llopkins, do; John, NB; ton County R. R. and Bar Harbor. L. 18 Sept...... 75% !76 and Lena Ruth 7.00 8.45, 10.00 a. in., 12.30. 3.31, 5.25, G.05 6.20 C. GGODRIIXJE, 0 Ira B Ellems White, Rockland; p. 12.53 a. Mt. Desert for «-■ — -I --- -- m., midnight. special CORN. Perth for Woods Alfred W ni.; Kfiiurbuiikpoit, 7.0D, 8.45, 10.00 a. m.. jne_8dtf Manager. Shaw, Amboy IIoll; Brunswick, (connecting for Rockland), Augus- HOP AT THE OTTAWA. Aug. 37 37% FDk. do for Boston; Leona, Rockport ; Marion 12.30, 3.30, 6.05 p. ill.; Wells Beach, 7.00, 8.45 North Hol- ta. Watervilie, Bangor, Greenville and Bar Sept. 36% 37% Draper, South Amboy for Salem; Eliza Eeven- a. HI.. 3.30. 5.25 p. III.; Berwick, Harbor. a was Somrriworth, 8.45 a. in.. Portland & Steamboat Co. On Saturday evening hop given OATS. saler, do for Boothbay. llnsford, 7.00, Boothbay Ar schs Rari- 12.30, 3.30, 5.25 p. in.; Rochester. Farming- at the Ottawa hotasa on island 4th, Maggie Hurley. Nickerson, WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION. STEAMER ENTERPRISE leaves East Cushing’s Aug.-.20% ro% tan River lor Boston; Annie E liickerson, Jas- ton, Alton Bay, Wolfboro, 8 45 a. m 12.30, The I staunch and 8.50 a. no. For Bridgton. Faybans. Boothbay at 7 a. m, Monday, Wednesday aud elegant steamers to honor of the officers of the Nrtrth At- Sepl. 21% 21% Smith, F (1 3.30 p. in.; I.akeport, Laconia, Weirs. Burling “GOV. DlNGi,EY” and “BAY per. Advocate, NS; Modoc, do; ton, Lancaster, St. Johnsbury, Sherbrooke Friday for Portland, touching at So, Bristol, STATE* POHK. French, Look, Shulee, NS; Addie Fuller. Small, Plymouth, 8.45 a. in.. 12.30 p. in.; Manches- alternately leave Franklin Wharr, Portland, lantic squadron. It was a most delight- Coucord uud Northern Quebec, Montreal. Chicago, St. Paul aud Min Heron island, Boothbay Harbor aud Squirrel Rosa McLean. St ter, convictions, and India Wharf. at n. m Sept...... 11 85 Sand River. NS; Mueller, neapolis. Island. Boston, 7.00 dally, ful affair and was a large Annie A Booth, French, do: A P 7.00 a. 111., 3.30 p. 111.: Dover, Kxeter, Haver- impeding Sunday. enjoyed by John, NB; 1.05 p. m. For Sebago Luke, Br dgton, Har- Returning, leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, LAUD. Emerson, Maxwell, Hillsboro, NB; Lawrence hill, Lawrence, Lowell, 7.00, 8.46 a. in., These stoamers meet every demand ol number of tbs of the house. The 6 80 rison, via rail aud Songo River, North Conway, at 7 a. m. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for guests Sept. .) M 12.30. 3.30, 6.05 p. in.; Boston, J4.30, 7.00, 8.45 a. modern steamship service in safety, Haines, ltiake, Gardiner; Morales, Lord, Fabyans, Lancaster, Lunenburg, Squirrel island. Bo it h bay Harbor. Heron isl- speed, matrons were Mrs W. RIBS. Leadbetters in., 12.30, 1.40, 3.30, (1.05 p. m.; I,cave Boston Colebrook, comfort and luxury of traveling, Sidney Thaxter, Bangor;'Samos, Wood, Island; St. Johnsbury, NewDort. and, So. Bristol and East Boothbay. EmellneG Saw- for Portland, (i.00, 8.00. 7.31, 8.30 a. in., 116, Through tickets for Providence, Lowell, Mrs. (flarenee Mrs. Win. M. Dunn. Sept. 7 10 Julia & Martha, Martin, Palais; 5.60 p. m. For Sebago Lake, Bridg- ALFRED RACE. Manager. Hale, Webstar At- 4.15, 6 00 p. 111.; arrive Portland, 10.07, 10.50. Cornish, aug2dtf Worcester, New York, etc., etc. yer, Rogers, Jonesboro; Barnard, ».30 m. ton. North Conway and Bartlett. Mrs. James A. Mrs. G. Morti- John Ston- 11.00 a. ni., 12.10, 6.00, 7.50, p. Spalding, lioatou Stock Ll«t. wood, Bangor; Bracewell, Benson, 8.50 p. in. For Sebago Lake, Fryeburg, North mer Clark of lngton: Zampa, Berry, Machias via Providence; SUNIJAY TRAINS. Conway, Luiientiurg, St. Johnsbury, Toronto,Mrs. Dudley Buck, Sales of stock at the Boston Stock Exchange; via Fabyans, Sadie Corey, l.owe, Bangor Newport; Joe. Leave Union Station for Scarboro Cross- Montreal, and to Toronto and Chicago daily FOR “OLD HOME WFEK,” Mrs. J.M Hrtfs, Mrs, Raddiffe Oaperton l>i nir/Ar ll,lll-inl l' Whi:. ".III Augusta, Watervllle, Bangor and Bar Harbor. Thu 2: Forest Belle, Beal, Machlas; Eastern special 14Juno Tunisian 30 30 Lt 9.00 a. m.. 12.45, 6.00 " gayety Is at Its hlght. On Wednesday an, Boston, 2.00, p. in.; Bangor and Bar Harbor. 21 Numldian 7 7 Auk. 3. Aug. 4. Light, Lindsay, do; Rockport ill | July July a euchre was Catalina,/Piper, arrive Boston 5.67 a. 12.30, 1.00,9.00 p. m.; •' •• evening pleasant party New 4s.!re*....1*2% 132% via Gloucester: Antelope, VYoosier, Rocknort; 28 Corluthlau 14 14 S. S. “GOV. DINGLEY” Boston stopping at Old Orchard, ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. •' *• belli, fourteen tables being occupied. Joyce, New Chester It Law- Express 5 July Parisian 21 21 New M. coup.132% 182% Snowflake, York; Portsmouth 1.40 •* Klttery and only, p. m., From Montreal and Fabyans daily 0.50 a. m.; 19 Tunisian 4 'The first ladles’ was captured by New 49. ....116% lift Vi rence, Grinnell, do; A I lay lord, Ityan, Beliast; Boston for Aug Aug wiM leave at 10 p. in. that night, in- prize arrive Boston 4.20 p. rn. Leave from Bartlett, and local, 8.25 a. m.; Lewiston "_| _4 Mrs F F. Brown of Is. Y.; the New 4». coup.116% 115% Mopang. Pei kins, Brooks ville; tug Likens, Poit- 9.00 a. Buffalo, Portland, 7.30, tn., 12.30, 7.00, 9.45 p. ni., and Mechanic Fads. 8.35 a. m; Watervllle and No cattle earned on these steamers. stead of 7, as usual. augidiw second of Beam Denver or ft. h. 1st..102 102 land, with barge Coleraine, for Philadelphia 11.45 a. by Miss Francis Gibson arrive Portland in., 12.05, 4.30,10.15 p, Augusta, s.43 a. m.; Rangeley, Farmington, line Ken. 49. 68 Vi 68 Va (and sailed). RATES OF PASSAGE. Isville, Ont. and the booby by Mrs, H. in., 12.40 midnight. Bends. Bangoi, Augusta and Rockland, 12.02 p. Mo. uan.& Tex. 2ds. 67 67 ( Id, sens American Team, Handy, Damarls- K- of East N. J. In the SUNDAY TRAINS. m.; Skowliegan, Farmington and Lewiston, Cabin—$52.50 and upwards. A reduction of 5 Cary Orange, Kansas i’aeiile consols...,. cottfc River and Bridgeport; J Arthur Lord, International Co. first was won Station for Klt- 12.15p. m.; Beecher Falls,St,. Johnsbury.Brldg- per cent Is allowed on return tickets. Steamship gentlemen’s class the prize Oregon Nav.lst.109 109 Eaton, Rockport. Leave Union ltiddeford, ton, 12.15 p. m.; Express, Mattawamkeag, Bar j Second Cabin—To Liverpool, London or -■ — FOR —-. by Mr. Noel of 8t. Eon Is, the second by Texas ra-cllie. L. G. lsts.... J11% 111 % Sid. tug Georges Creek, with barges Nos 17 tery, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem, | 2.00 a. 12.45 arrive Harbor, Bangor, 1.20 n. m.; Watervllle and Londonderry—*35.00 to §45.00. Mr. John Oasills of Montreal and tho ao reg. 2as. 66 66 and Irt, tor Parker’s Flats, to load for Baltimore; Lynn, Boston, m., p. m., 4.00 in. Leave Boston Lewiston, 3.23 p. m.; Skowliegan, Watervllle, Steerage—Liverpool, London, Glasgow, third Mr. of Montreal. raclttc lsts... 105*4 106% 3d. sch John J Hanson, Philadelphia. Boston 5.57 a. m., p. Eastcert Ltiheii. Calais. Si. John N.3..Haiii?t. M.S- by Charles Casslls Union a. Augusta and Rockland. 5.20 p. m., from Water- Belfast, Londonderry or Ar Gth. schs Lucy May and Mildred A Pope, for Portland, 9.00 ni., 7.00, 9.45 p. m., arrive j Queenstown, $23.50. and all of Now Brunswick, Nova It Is that will be of stocks— vide daily; St. John, Bar Harbor, Aroostook certificates *24. parts Scotia. exepecetd golf playing Quotations Sulllvanr Lizzie Lee, Stonlngton; HenryCimse, 12.10, 10.15 p. m., 12.40 midnight. Prepaid Prince Edward Island and Breton. The on the this week. Aug. 3. Aug. 4. County. Moosehead Lake and Bangor, 5.30 p. 1 Children under 12 years, half fare. Bates to Cape begun links Portland; Silas McLoon. Rockland. i—Daily. layorite route to and St. Andrews, Atchison. 26 'A 26% w & Pi mv. til.; Farmington, Rumford Fads, or from other points on application to Campobalio Hid, schs Alice J Crabtree, Sullivan; Storm Rangeley. N. B. /0% v0% foot of Preble street. Lewiston, 5.45 p. in.; White Mountain points! T. P. McGOWAN, 420 Congress St., FIRE AT JAY BRIDGE. Atemsourntu. Petrel, Ellsworth; J AiUiur Lord, Rockport; Station iiimmcr For and Naples, 5.55 p. ra.; Chicago, Montreal,! Portland, Me. Arrangement. Centriulraemc. Charles A Hunt and Fannie Hodgkins, eastern Worcester, Clinton, Ayer. Nashua, alter Con- 7.25; Bar Harbor, Bangor and Rock- Foreign Stenmslup Agency, Hoorn 4, On and Monday, Mav 14. steamers will The house of Dr. Merritt at Jay Ches. at Ohio.. 27% 27% American Team, Damariscotta River and Windham, Epplng, MaucLeatcr, Fabyans. j ports; a. St. Bar First National Hauls Bn Port* leave Railroad Wharf. Portland, on Chicago. Bur. & umnov.128% 126% cord and Points North 7.34 a. in 12.33 p* m.; land, 1.25 m, daily; Halifax, John, tiding, Monday, Bridge was burned to the ground at three 112 Bridgeport. 4.20a. m. land, Maine Wednesday and Friday at 5 30 p. m. Return- Dei. f» Hiin..Oaii!U CO.112 BALTIMORE—Ar 3d, sch Frances M,Hagan, Rochester, Spring-vale, Alfred, Water- Harbor, Bangor, daily. a. 9.25 a. m., 5.38 p. m.:Bar ar27dtf ing leave St. John, East port and Lubeo Mon- o'clock afternoon. The lire Del. Lack. & West.176V* 176 New boro. Saco River, 7.34 m., 12.33, 5.33 p. m.; Mindays—Lewiston, Saturday York. m. amlT'rlduy. Denver « it. Q.. 18% 18% Ivor ha iti, Westbrook, Cumberland Mills harbor, 12.25 D. m.; Watervllle,5.20 p. ;White days was discovered in the stable and before Sid, schs Benj F Poole, 1) Howard Spear aud tickets Issued and checked Krie. new... io% lo% Westbrook .let., VVoodfords, 7.33, 9.45 a. Mountains, 5.35 n. m. Through baggage Kstelie Phinney, Boston; Cornelia Soule, Saco; to received to 4.00 It could as much .. 32*4 32% 5,33. 6.20 Scar boro GEO. F. V. P. & G. M. destination. jgg«~Frelght up be extinguished gained Bne;i9 Break of Day, New York. IB., 12.33. 3.05, p. ir.; EVANS, Illinois Central.J16% 116 Va Beach, Pine Point, 6.45, 9.50. 11.46 a. F. E, BOOTHBY, G. F. & T. A. STEAMER CORINNA. p.m. that the house and stable were Ar 4th, schs Geo E Walcott Bunker, Kenne- m., Kor tickets and staterooms at the Pine headway Lake nria & West. 27 27 1.08. 3.16, 3.45. 6.40. 11.15 D. ni.; Old Orchard, jne31dtf apply bec; Mary E Palmer, Haskell, do; Horatio L Ttree Ticket Office, MO Mid pc street, or for both The loss was Lake Hnore.209 209 Biddeford, 6.45, 8.35, 9.56, 11.46 a. m.. Direct Between Brunswick and Portland. destroyed. $1,500. Baker, Atkins, Washington; Heury Withing- Saco, other information at Company’s Office, Railroad Ljouis & 71% 70% 3.16, 3.45. 5.48, 6.40, 11.15 m. rsasn. ton.'J owne, Bath; Lewis 11 Howard, 12.25, 1.08, p. foot of State street. Hayes, from 1.05 Animal Meeting. JUNE 1st. Wharl Mannattan Elevateu.-.;90% 91_ New York; Mary E H G Dow, Murray, do. rrains arrive Worcester, p. m.; BEGINNING FIRE AT PEAKS AGAIN. 12% 8.26 a. m., 1.05, 5.48 m.; Gor- Mexican central.. 12% Cld. sells Frances M, Hagan, New York (and Rochester, p. TiHE annual meeting of the stockholders of Steamer will leave Simpson’s Point, Bruns- central.. .. ham and Stations, 6.40, 8.25, 10.47 a. m., On the lire on Pea ks island Michigan sailed); Isaac T Campbell, Stevenson, do. Way A the Atlantic &. St. Lawrence Railroad Com- at 7 a. in. daily. Harpswell Center at DAY STEAMER FOR BOSTON. Saturday 5.48 P. in. wick, 7.25, Minn. & St. Louis. 50 66 BANGOR—Ar schs D H Philadel- 1.05, 4.15, of Directors and for the Birch Merc Point at again broke out and for a time burned 5th, Rivers, pany, for the choice island at 7.40, 7.45, Bunin’s Front .July 3rd to October 1st. Minn. « Louis uid. 93% 94 H SUNDAY TRAINS. at a phia; Wm Archer, Boston. raosaction of such other business as may Island at 8.05, Littlejohn’s at 8.25, and Cousin's lively rate in the woods. It sprang Missouri 60% 60% Old Orchard Btddc- .Baevfic. Sid, schs Delaware, Newark; Gmalia, Provi- For Beach, Saco, egally be presented, wid be held at the office Island at 8.35, arriving in Portland at 9.30 a. m. Steamers will leave Railroad Wharf, Portland, up from and threate ned 129% a. many quarters New Jersey Central.129% dence: J Ponder, Jr, Newport (not before); ford, 6.45, 9.28, 10.05 m.. 1.50, 3.30, 4.05. 5.09, pt the Company in Portland, on the first Tuea- Reluming, leave Long Wharf, Portland, for U10 for B >ston, on Tuesday and Saturday. During I) extend its the residents on York Central.129 129 < m. Rochester and scope, but New George W Lewis, Plymouth; Lillian, Beverly. 1.05, 7.08 p. Way Stations, lay, the 7th day of August, 1000, at teu o’clock above landings, at 3 30 p. m. July tile hour of leaving will be 7 a. m. Durlug the < island did, soon good work In fighting Northern 1’acinc com. 61% 66% BATH—Ar 4th, sch Maggie S Hart, Boston. >.20 p. m. in the forenoon. August and September will leave at 8.33 a. m. Iha flames so that there was no need of Northern racllic pfd. 71% 72% Sid, schs < lara Comee, Pawtucket; Heury 8 I). J. FLANDERS, G. P. &, T. A. W. W DOFFETT, E. A. BAKER, Manager. J. F. LISOOMB, Supt. flailing out the fire boat. Northwestern.157% Little, Baltimore, je27dtf jly21to7»ug Clerk ot the Company. Je2dtf may U H. P. • HEltSEY, A gent.
• THE PRESS. DEATH OF BISHOP HEALY. Bishop Healy referred to this period by saying that his physician had told him , that he had at the most but two or three NEW AUVEIIT IftEMEIST S TODAY of life. Paused Away Suddenly Yesterday years He came here a man and was Owen, Moore & Co. Afternoon. young J. K. Libiiv cc. consecrated June 2, 1875, with impres- Ira. F. Clark & Co. sive ceremonies. The 25th of Morton Cafe. anniversary Coe the liait6r. Right Reverend James Augustine this consecration was observed here on El well. Healy, Bishop of the Roman Catholic June and was made occasion Geo. T. Springer 5, 1900, an Burbank, Douglass & Co. Diocese of Maine, died at his episcopal of rejoicing by the Catholics in Maine. Co. Johnston, Bailey residence on Congress street, at 1 o’clock This was Ste. Alice Howard. anniversary attended by many Loring’s bp -01110. yesterday. Bishop Healy returned from of the bishops of New England and by & Nichols Thompson. Canada Friday night where he had been hundreds of from all of the Grocers’ noti< e. priests parts McKenney' the Jeweler. on episcopal business, and seemed to be New England States. Then Bishop Healy Geo. H. Gritfen. in his usual health, though for many to be in health and his Damson's Stud o. appeared good he has P. F. Ow n & Co. years been subject to frequent at- people rejoiced in the thought that he H. H. Day & Son. tacks of acute indigestion. Saturday he would have many more years to live. For went to Biddeford on New Wants. Sale, To Bet, T.ost, Found ecclesiastical To tell of these labors of 25 years of and similar advertisements will be found on affairs returning home about 5 o’clock. life would be to recount page ti under appropriate heads. Bishop Healy's At 9 o’clock he complained of indiges- the story of the growth of Catholicism in CASTORIA tion and suffered for about two hours, the State of Maine. It will be sufficient relief the atten- Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. finally getting through to say that from a small beginning the dance of doctors Baker and diocese under his administration In use for more than thirty years, and McDoaough. grew He slept well during the night and tried from 58 churches and 52 and a The Kind You Have Always Bought. priests to get up yesterday morning to say mass, Catholic population of 83,000 in the com- CASTORIA but was unable to do so. The depres- bined diocese of Maine and New Hamp- Bears the of Chas. H. Fletcher. signature sion returned from which he was tem- shire, to a Catholic population in Maine use for more than In thirty years, and porarily relieved, but at 12 o'clock he be- alone of over 100,003, with 93 priests and The Kind You Have Always Bought. gan to grow weaker, so much so that at many churches and mat y scho Is, a tade- CASTORIA Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. In use for more than thirty years, and The Kind You Have Always Bought. MAINE’S GREATEST STORE. Mrs. Winslow’s Southing Syrup. Bp Fas been used over Fifty Years by millions o! -- .IM mothers for their children while Teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind the bowels, and is the best ^ ^ Colic, regulates Portland’s Welcome 1:1 emedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from teething or other causes. For sale by Drug- gists in every Dart of the world. Be sure ai d ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing 8yrup, 25 ctf a bottle aad Ovir Welcome, j
BKIEF JOTTINGS. Portland today extends a hand of welcome to every return- <: Visiters to the city are cordi illy invit- ed to call at the Lam son studio, Temple her in a son and of Maine. We join with f street, opposite the Falmouth and ex- ing daughter hearty m nine the sup9rb collection of platinotype to make this store a for views on1 exhibition there. An illustrat- welcome and an invitation place meeting J ed catalogue of these views will be given on application. to maKe it a oi >3 a to come in and rest when tired. We have tried place special * The banks, bankers and trust compa- friends, place nies will close from 10 a. m., to 1 p. m., the of the Various kinds of Portland souvenirs are on sale. Tuesday, day parade. 5 interest as one of the sights of town. -f; The insurance on the Brown building, » * which caught fire early Saturday morn- ing, was placed in the agencies of Ander- son, Adams & Co and Merrill Bros. Co. For the Pecra^de and Fireworks Tviesda^y. 1 rancy China, Glass Cot Beds for * The amount^insured was about $40,000. 1 5 ^nd Silver. Guests, i The Eighth Maine Regiment will hold You’il want a camp stool or folding chair that can be readily car- Unexpected a session at Peaks 8th island, August ried in the hand. We suggest a camp stool with strong map’.e frame Odd pieces for gifts or souvenirs and 9th. Canvas Cots and stout canvas seat. —for or Folding I All of the hotels did a rushing busi- 38 cents use, ornament, both. will last for years, c ness yesterday, by far the best of the Vedgewood, Rookwood, Utopia, season and on the last eve- and Portland Blue Plantes, registers Longfellow EiiHe, Sevres, Bohemian, French $1,25 ning had been written as many names as \ 50 cents ind Austrian Si ver- has ever been recorded for a single day glassware. Folding Woven at any of the Portland hostelries. At Public Piano fLecitads, ware, both sterling and plated. the Congress Square people who arrived Wire Cots, on the New York boat seeking accom- RIGHT KEVKREND JAMES AUGUSTUS IS HEALY. this week at 3 o’clock there will be a re- need no praise, e modations, were turned away. Ali of Every afternoon piano the rooms of the Falmouth were tilled at wi 1 be 12.80 he called Tor Father O’Brien, rector mies and charitable institutions. cital to which are cordially invited. The recital for Monday and $1.45 midnight. Cots were brought into ser- you Bxnvting Flaggs of the Cathedral who administered Not did he well administer the j vice after every room had been taken at parish only on Piano Miss Gilbert. The will be given the Estey Grand by program for - Swett’s. Big business was also done at the last sacrament. T Bishop Healy con- affairs of his church, but he has been t Decorating. in as | the West United States ard tinued in and of a citi- a ar one and wi 1 consist part follows; End, Preble, good spirits was conscious power good in the community, popu It isn't too tate for a Smith’s. yet disp'ay. to the last. No arrangements have yet zen whom the people of Maine respected, Hammocks. Among the notable additions to the March—Scorcher, Rosey. The most modest addition to Port- decorated buildings yesterday was that been made for the funeral, but announce- admired and loved. He counted as hit Overture—Poet and Suppe. of the hotel which was ment of the detail will be friends not the but the Peasant, land’s dress to show our I The dose woven, comfortable Congress Square given to the only ricn, poor, Bendix. gala helps J5. done under the direct on of Mr. Symposia Waltz, George public in due time. not only the powerful, but the lowly, W'.nd at %\.50 t W. Brown of this Walk. returning, brothers, sisters, and city, not the but those of Cake The chef of the Cumberland club has only Catholics, every g Kellar. cousins how we are to see placed in the window of Mr, John Wil- Bishop Healy was born at Macon, Ga., religious faith. Democratic in his deal- Glittering Dewdrops, very glad liamson’s store, a unique piece of work August 0, 1830. His family gave three ings with the world, gentle, kind-heart- Zenda Waltz, % Wftitmark. them. called the “New Pekin It is Legation.” sons to the church, the Bishop of Port- ed and charitable, progressive, patriotic Sets. a miniature house with beds of flowers Croquet to a and conscious- Good Bvinting, about it and surmounting the grounds land, Kev. Sherwood Healy, now de- great degree with the Good hardwood sets with 8 balls, f are two small cannons, ceased, and Kev. Patrick A. Healy, S. J. ness of a life work well performed this Old Home Week PlaLtinettes— 5 cents the yard The committee for house of the rjm open In early life he turned his attention to great man as well as prelate ole sea his 98c W. L. U., will please meet in Y, M. C. A. Movinted civil engineering and served as an assis- eyes for the last time in peace. Maine in the with gray mats, subjects; Flags, the to *•|| parlors at 9 a. m, Tuesday. ^5 good Others—all way up $6.00 tant a man has lost one of its noblest men and at the $1.15 and engineer. He was who Art no frame, 30c, 50c, 75c, up would have made his in commencement of a week of 5 Department. _ l PERSONAL. way any profes- festivity * 10 cents for Poles, sion, but his life work was to be devoted nis death will cast a gloom over the en- Flags Fong Mr. and Mrs. E. P. of New The art is well worth a Lyman to higher things. tire state. 3g gal ery All sizes. A good 4 ft x6, as a Smyrna Rugs York city arrived yesterday morning, He was led It has been the Cuts of Wood— to turn his attention to the requested by parish y at reduced < two are of her sis- pastels, grandchildren guests when it celebrated the 60th anniversary Framed Plactinettes. 259 Brackett street. and colored work. For special O. prices: ter, Mrs.Eza Hawkes, of his graduation. He graduated in 1849 NOTICE. 5g Japanese Fanterns < Miss Katherine Donovan of Littleton, W. are the 16x20 inches, gray Size 7 6 in. 10 ft $0.50 at the head of his class. His degree was ALE PEKSOAs arc hereby re- *g H, offerings following; mat^ ft., by N. H will be the guest of Mrs, T. P. for and taken under the Georgetown charter. He spectfully requested lo abstain 3 framed with glass, dainty, easy inexpensive instead of 13.50. J McGowan of Morning street during Old Grand studied theology at the Seminary from going a: mind the city look- $1.00 evening decoration. More show for 9 ft. 12 ft $11.50 instead of Home Week. at Montreal for three and Hand Painted Shells, by ^ years then when can have Dr. ing shabby ilicy than can be had in McAleney has recovered sufficiently went to Paris and continued his studies money spent $16.50. their or cleansed local I to be out clothing dyed views, again at St, June he was or- Golf Goods Ga-lore. other to Supice, 10, 1864, and any way. They’re good Mr. Charles Barron and wife, have re- pressed by tailor s press- 35 cents dained a priest in the Cathedral of Noti’e Jg The best in use times turned from Mr. Barron men at line Maine—so says many again, too. Yanceboro,where Dame by Archbishop Si hour. Prior to for several the railroad the Ours are made of Straw Matting managed days his ordination he had been FOREST CITY DYE HOUSE and expert professional Findlay. Japanese designated by ” * L Bits of restaurant in that town, taking the place ^ Longfellow’s at 12 i-2 cents. Bishop Fitzpatrick of Boston as his sec- Steam Carps Cleansing Works Wright & Ditson’s, A G Spaulding rice paper with bamboo ribs, wood of Mrs.Bradley, who was ill. Mr. Barron retary, and he assumed the duties of that 13 Preble St., Opp. Preble House. and has assumed his duties at the Birthplace— & Bro.’s, anf top bot*o m, wire bail and tin N c‘ean and sweet Chios *. again office as sDon as he returned to ^ Crawford, MuGregor w, America. of the old house— Union station cafe. LADIES' CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. genuine pieces standard atso Wilis candle socket. t He was soon after appointed chancellor 5g Canby’s goods; Special pricer, by mattings right from the original Senator Timothy D. Sullivan of New Gloves Cleansed with and verse, of the diocese of Boston, being the first EQgT'Kid Every Day. 2g photograph Dunn and Harry Vardon clubs o: the dozen, Better at cqwl «■. York, was among the arrivals yesterday wrappings. grades to hold that office. He was also for some all )n the steamer Manhattan. 25C kinds. reductions. time rector of the cathedral and was 30c, 50c, 75c, $1, etc. Among the prominent arrivals yester- % given extraordinary powers as an admin- at the hotel ZJm-—- day Congress Square were istrator. His great executive and busi- Mr. and Mrs, E. P. Lyman, New York; ness ability was recognized even then. To Mr. and Mrs. E. A. A the War Graves, Buffalo; For 12 years he discharged the duties of Ships. ^ OREN B. Yan der Mr. and Wiler, Philadelphia; two and at times three Steamer Alice Howard will leave ! HOOPER’S SONS. I_ important posi- Mrs. J. S. Kellar, New York; J. H. tions, a remarkable fact when his always Portland Pier every hour for the C. H, Parsons Nasker, Richmond, Va.; feeble healtn is taken into considera- War Ships. Quick servico. and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. New Corning, tion. aug4d3t lastp York. From his first field of labor he Hon. Clifford Cook and family of Mil- passed, on the elevation of Williams to ford, Mass., with Mr. Ered Shepherd and Bishop the episcopate, to the rectorship of St family of Wrentham, Mass., will occupy SOLE James' church, termed “the mother of AGEJVTS S'OLE luring the first two weeks of August, AGEJVTS bishops.” He held this position nine Dne of Mrs. M. A. Davenport's pleasant years where he made for himself a F'O'R EO'R cottages at Casco terrace, Falmouth Fore- high OLD HOME WEEK VISITORS and wide as an side. reputation eloquent and delivered many orations and QX/EEJSf QUALITY Can a Kev. rather M. F. O’Connor, a zealous speaker JVEW IDEA pass pleasant hour at our store, sermons on occasions. worker at St, Dominic’s, has been trans- special Bishop -TIIQ II O 13 .• was instrumental in the estab- SHOES. TA ~vl U1 OP 1*NX i I ferred to Orono. He will be succeeded by Healy TTE'RJVS. lishment of institutions connected Rev. Father Murnane of the Cathedral, many with the church while he was the rector while Kev. M. F. Drane, lately ordained, of St. James. will succeed Father Murnane. S T E 1 N W A Y, The first of was To all bishop Maine the lit. Visitors to our city: ^ou are invited to Visit our store and make it Kov. David W. when the states of Visitors who have valuable articles of Bacon, both Stt# Maine and your headquarters He in the city. Hardman, Gablsr, Mason & Emerson, jewelry, or watches that need expert re- New Hampshire were sepa- Hamiin, Gramer, should them here Willis rated in 1855 from the dioce'se of Boston bvish to meet pairing bring If you friends meet them at The Libby Co. —as’d OTIIRU high oiunr;— A. Cates, Jeweler, 573 Congress street. and made a diocese with the episcopal Leave your parcels and at The I. 'R. see at Portland. Bishop Bacon lived packages Libby Co. — until 1874 and on his death Bishop Healy are tired and to If you bvish rest you built find a cool room, and P I A N O S 4 was selected as his successor February 12, comfort- WHEN TRAVELLING able chair on 1875. the third floor of The J. 'll. Libby Co. THE The was and un- /EOLEAN AND THE PiANOU the stomach is likely to get out of order, promotion unsought you bvish to about If knobu the points interest in our or <>/ which «r nrc and the wise will always have on hand desired. The diocese was large, but the of city, about the tlie milr New r^jirMfllllitlTM' lomo remedy for Sudden Attacks of church was small and somewhat disor- celebration at the bureau ask of information at The jr. H. Co. Pianola can bo to a Indigestion. Dr. Thomas G. Libby 7'ho adjusted any piano, and with its aid person^ ganized, It was the task of Bishop musical training can tlm most manner. a to play difficult music in an artistic Lor3id?ffp7 Con«r«s^ st. Tel 110, Portland, Mo. 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