of the Another starts in rten min- | MISCEIX.ANEOOS. Colby University on "The plan expedition --- utes aboard tho Flora, Capt. Boucher, MISCEIXANEOPS-__ | in American Life," de- Christian College with 15 aoo:l men, armed to the teeth, i LEG CALLED. Educational society am of tho m. ACT SOW. livered before the now satisfied that tho survivors MUST to the evening, which aroused great Bacon command have fallen back Wednesday lumber six miles inland, where that the purpose of the camp, interest. He held yesterday’s engagement was fought. This TICE an and a for 200 O oollege is to secure organized position can De held. The is plan rightly direoted physical system, an or- reinforcements now en route to go from here by train to Lothrop', maroh overland ganized social lift, a clean intellectual Before old om* stock? to the battleground and by dividing Testifies Invests any plus^ life and a life. The Im- in Cuba Worse depe spiritual forces as the point is reached, to get tho no more to I11HIE new Situation Costs you buy portance and result of such teaching he hostiles between two Ores. There ought, to he 400 man instead of 200 to than old has beens. found impressed by the outcome of the however, tion Board. cover the ground. goods Than Ever. war with For example that little Spain. The Journal boat brought out H. S. The convention closed with Thursday Tallman, deputy marshal and Col. Shee- He was morning’s session at which addresses Fate of and His Heroic Lie han. Sheehan is badly wounded. General While the boat wa shot in the abdomen. were made by Mrs. Anna S. Hunt, Mrs. transferring wounded men it was fired on ROCKER J. K. Wilson and others. SEWING by the Indians from the brush. This was HAS NO COMPLAINT TO MAKE the for immediate of with seat at signal an reoponing plush HOLD THE COAST DON’T WANT FOREIGN TROOPS. on the SPANIARDS Band Still Undetermined. hostilities. The troops opened OF Indians and in a second there was as DEPARTMENT. TOWNS Chinese Foreign Office [Tries to Have Or- fierce a fight in progress as that of yester- day. Beulihed with his ders For Them Rescinded. narrowly escaped ffil.49. life. He had his shoulder bored through. We handled provisions and medicines. Peliln, October 6.—The three principal The firing became so hot we were com- to anchor and steam out into ministers of the Tsung-li-yamen visited pelled weigh the lake. The Indians appear to be in His Site Good and in an effort to Camp Supplies And Forbid of Food To the foreign legations today force. Baoon’s command is too small to Importations persuade the ministers to rescind the Not Word From Them Since the take the aggressive. The detachment is Plentiful. orders they have issued for an increase in entrenched in a good position and can hold out so long as their ammunition N Interior. of their escorts or O the legation A T strength The was KTNS Fatal Ambush. lasts. steamer Chief met by my j guards. The Chinese ministers say the boat eight miles out and has arrived be- <’ here of the soldiers is fore this. She carried a of armed ————— presence foreign posse FURNISHING CO. men. Major Wilkinson was shot while -• the Pekin ..... v likely to exasperate populace, V walking up and down admonishing the HAD that DIDN’T KNOW THAT HE BEEN ARMED STRIKERS PARADE STREETS. whioh is now quiet. It is reported men to keep their heads low. IT IS PRACTICALLY RECONCEN- the Total of Tien Tsln has refused to No braver man or better officer ever SIDETRACKED, Mar- lived. The men in his command are Town of Virden Presents a Decidedly allow the passage of rapid-fire guns to CHAPMAN "NATIONAL BANK TRATION OVER AGAIN. crazed with rage. When reinforoements tial on the of the Aspect. Pekin, except authority arrive they will wreak vengeance on Maine. ministers of Portland, sung Li Yamen. The European Morning Pillagers in their own way. The fight is Cariinville, Ills., October 6.— The town will hold a conference today on the escort Yesterday Firing not half over yet. martial Early of Virden, presents a decidedly question. Didn't To Go to Santiago or Porto CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Ohang-Yin-Houan, tho exile member MORE MISMANAGEMENT. Expect aspeot, fully 3600 armed miners having of Senor Palma of the Cuban Junta In Wash- of the Tsung LiYamen, and opponent Was Resumed. War Department Again Failed in Indian Rico But Was Ambitious to Return to and Undivided $25,000.00 been organized into squads which patrol Li Hung Chang, who has been disgraced Surplus Profils, Campaign. the railroad tracks and The ington to Urge President to Insist Upon on the charge of conspiring against the Havana—Had Been Told By President of highways. Solicits the accounts Banks,Mer- started today for his October 6.—Arthur men in store-rooms, Duties on Dowager Empress, Minneapolis, Minn., on and sleep barns, empty Discontinuance of Excessive in excellent He Should Lead Assault ng Army Firms, Corporations place of exile. He was spir- the staff of the to fur- box cars and on the sidewalks, wherever In P. Pegler, correspondent ndlviduals, and is prepared Received its and hopes he will be reinstated Been One. {antlle is- Food Importations—Letters wires at 8.30 this from That City If There Had nish its the best faciltiies room oan be found. Mayor Noll has oilice at no far distant data Journal, morning patrons have been and liberal accommodations. sued orders olosing all saloons while the By Junta Showing Terrible Condition A few oases of mud throwing Walker, Minn.: Washingon, October 6.—The war in- but they are merely the acts of trouble lasts. Commissary ar- reported, I never knew of such gross mismanage- vestigation commission held two session* present of Affairs. Idlers and vagabonds. This Makes It Certain Are Still on for the miners have be issued threaten- They ment or witnessed such criminal obstinacy today. In the forenoon General H. V. on feeding __ O A will Interest Paid Deposits. rangements MT_1. rrt.A .MAmWa proclamation been perfeoted. ing the infliotion of capital punishment in Trim—Relievetl as has been exhibited here. Boynton, concluded hla testimony which com- Junta hero aremuoh concerned the Earth and Fighting SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS. The strikers are not molesting the the Cuban upon any person insulting Europeans. The men cf Bacon’s command were he had begun yesterday and General Fitz- of It Is now consiaereu liiteiy inat mere pany’s plant. Manager Lukens. fearing about the stories of suffering from lack taken out under conditions that would the afternoon. 3aTlea further disturbance of the Soldiers Are Entrenched and Able to nugh Lee was heard in Interviews and Invited. an attempt to destroy the stockade, in their advices will be no Correspondence food received by them disgrace a military sergeant were he re- General dwelt the on Sheilff Davenport for deputies. The peace. Boynton ‘.today upoD from the Cuban Letters have come COT-LEN C. CHAPMAN, Preaident. leading merchants offered to go on the army. DEATH OF CHINESE EMPEROR DIS- Hold Out Until Reinforcements Come— sponsible for them. causes or uiseasesat tuu j.numus cuarz- miners oondition of the bonds of a number of the Virden which state that the CREDITED. Every life that has been lost here is a the increase close ol th8 THOMAS H. EATON, Cashier. if were ing tovyaoi^e who own their own homes, they and of the rural in Cuba to Learn Results of Tester- heart to see army population Impossible useless sacrifice. It broke my camp to the lack-lf Sufficient care on the DIRECTORS: sworn in as deputies by the sheriff, guar- Washington, Ootober 6.—Suoh informa- is now worse than it has been even during Had a anteeing the company’s property would tion as has reached the state department the poor fellows dropping. proper part of the regimental and brigade com- of the war. The Junta CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, SETH L. LARRABEE, not be molested as long as the negroes the continuance here respecting the reported death and as- day’s Firing. force been sent in the first place, not a manders in covering the sinks. General The offer was refused that the course of the of China, shot would have been fired. I have E. M. STEADMAN, PERLEY P. BURNHAM, were not in sight. officials here maintain sassination Emperor goes hoped Lee detailed the conditions at> bis discredit the stories that he 6.—Sounds of treat of General Bacon into the interior Bacon have entrenched prevailing by Lukens, who re-affirmed purpose the is resulting as to entirely Walker, Minn., October that may himself, JAMES F. HAWKES and in- adopted by Spanish dead. It is the at Jacksonville. He said the BRICE M. EDWARDS, of bringing in Alabama negroes has been poisoned or that he is can be understood. and that the failure to answer signals camp in death to the Cuban have come from Bear island all HENRY S. OSGOOD WILLIAM M. MARKS sisted that the sheriff be in readiness to effectually causing not possible to say positively just what conflict last night was due to his determination site was a good cne, the supplies were be will anti as did the are available, but The men bad jel M.W&Ftflstp invoke state aid. The sheriff says insurgents paciiicos policy source of information day, but people are still in ignorance of not to betray his location. plentiful, the men well taken care of and Gov. as en- NOTHING FROM BACON. do his duty and will only call on of reconcentration and exterminination it is known that they are regarded 120 rounds of ammunition each. I hardly on the that he had no complaint to make of the as a last resort reliable by the stato the real situation battleground think have exhausted their Tanner The is an tirely department. Fate of Officer au(l Ills Command a Mys- they supply. and Alton adopted by Weyler. following situation in war .reatment of his com- The operators of the Chicago Moreover, the generally Gen. Bacon and his men had their The newspaper correspondents, Brill, department’s a received Horatio where FALL FOOTWEAR district are bitter in their declarations extract from letter by China is not believed by the department tery Yet. Beaton and Knapper are’ still with the mand. He also took occasion to reply to that are victims of the intrigues of counsel to the Junta here: officials to be as serious as reported and a encounter with the Pillager Indians yes- they S. Rubens, troops. a Howell to say are October 6.—Secretary Bliss question put by Captain the in the distriot who they idea of signal mark of confidence is the decision Washington, Corporal Nettlekoven, the sharpshooter, OPEN. operators ‘‘Nobody can form an adequate to an early hour this morn- he did not oonsider that he had been NOW the strikers in keeping the plants not to forward the oourse of certain terday. Up telephoned from the war department that is worth his weight in gold. He dropped that most of our Fall aiding our Famine We have received is a combine the horrors of position. in at this for over on tho war. He had not idle. They claim that there European governments sending ing there were many grounds fearing he had just received a dispatch from a couple of bucks point yester- slighted in the expected as- than to Fortwear and can show a splendid to the of their minee out of causes more deaths in our rauks time a force of soldiers or marines with his Krag-jorgensen at or to Porto keep product his command had been Tinker in whioh he stated a boat day evening to be ordered to Santiago Gen. Bacon and Agent Indians were dis- of the latest for the market. have heretofore the bullets of the enemy. Pekin. 2000 yards. Both the sortment styles men, has arrived from the scene of battle Kico, but had wanted to go to Havana annihilated. No direct word had been just tinctly seen to stagger and collapse after and children. MARTIAL LAW IN PANA. If within a month we do not receive food had told him women HIT A LIVE WIRE. and reports that Major Wilkinson, one he had shot them. and the President recently than one-third of tho Cuban from man who Ootober 6.—The militia muoh more received any participated Our fighting preaoher is worthy of dis- that in case it had bdBn to take See our Hanan $5.00 Shoe for Pana, Ills., October 6.—Electrician sergeant and four privates were killed; necessary continue to the streets and of the rural will Waterville, thi3 tinguished mention. After the pilot was Russet. here patrol holding army population the in the first battle. Early morning, also that the marshal was wound- Havana by assault, he bad intended to men in Enamel, Box Calf and classes of citizens Brauch, in the employ of city deputy shot and I had gone aboard the Flora up and searching all cease to and even a month may be Ralph exist, received a shock from a was resumed and it ed and an Indian that ask hint to lead the assault- Also our line at and them of any firearms. The of Wate rville, however, the firing policeman killed; after the marshal's instructions, Kev. (General Lee) $3.50. relieving late. in conference with etate too live wire this afternoon white trim- on to the battlefield Mr. Chandler took the tiller and with a ing army. in the latest style in Ladies’ union miners Ins continued all day. the 200 troops the way Everything various Counsel Rnbens said this extraot was which tliew him from a 35 foot practically storm of Winchester halls whistling labor leaders of organizations ming, are not enough. The war department footwear. a to his it oertain that Gen. Bacon’s around his brought the boat away had adopted plans for more vigorous but one of a score of more similar ones p ole, causing him strike upon Xhis makes head, Washington, Oetofeer.fi. —The examina- has ordered additional troops to start im- into I don’t know what sort of war against the blacks ..and the mine b ack and receive internal injuries from port. We have Nature’s Fast for Chil- reoeived by him. The Spanish hold the command is still on earth and in fight- bnt tion of Gen. H. V. Boynton concerning operators, which be will not recover. mediately. pulpit orator Mr. Chandler may be, coast towns and the Cubans control the probably man without the condition at Thomas dren. effort will be forth to keep mar- It is now believed that the had tern he is a dead game fighting prevailing Camp _ Every put Brauch is twenty-three years old, ing trim. Up to 10 o’clook tonight there the ooal mined by the blacks, out of the interior. The Spanish maintain that the no information received the war de- frills. was continued before the war investigat- ried an d has one child. and in a by car that leaves Pana is soldiers ore entrenched position market. Every status quo provided by the protocol is that partment officials from Gen. Bacon. Dur- ing committee today. Gov. Beaver asked nnnr mvafdrimlfilr lfttvllnil With Ohjilk. hold out until reinforoements reach ing the evening, however, the department SLEEPING ON THEIR GUNS. they in the towns take care of themselves MACHIAS ORDERED TO PORTS- to who was at fault if the camp was Center & “Negro scab coal from Pana, 111.” received from the general’s adjutant, McDowell, Cubans in the Col. Harbaoh of the 3d infantry, Leech Oct. 6.—The crowded. “If such was the was Lako, peo- and the country including MOUTH. them. now at St. Paul, a telegram, giving a Minn., cause,” 539 CONGRESS ST., VERMONT LEGISLATURE MEETS. in here that have arms are all sleeping the fault was that of the rural population, supposedly October 6.—Orders have been reached here late this afternoon and im- summary of conditions as far as that offi- ple the reply, regi- Boston, on their and it is a October 6.—The with the take care L. cer was able to obtain them. The de- guns tonight pitiful- mental and commanders, as the Montpelier, Vt., legis- sympathy insnrgents, received by Commodore Henry for Bear island. It is brigade and after mediately started spatch mentions the loss of life in the bat- ly small proportion of tho population. lature assembled this morning of themselves, all warfare ceasing. This, Howison, commandant of the Charles- details were left to them. Gen. Dodjte both brandi- will neoes- tle of Ueeoh lake and says: Men began coming in early this evening transacting minor business town navy yard, to send the gunboat 30 miles distant and progress be from continued Counsel Rubens, is carrying Reinforcements will doubtless reach of Indians in read a complaint purporting to A Rough es met in joint session and Gov. Grout Machias to the Portsmouth navy yard with reports seeing parties and be slow. the command this Reliable in- of a New York delivered his retiring message. ou the policy of reooncentration where the remaining work wbioh is yet sarily evening. of five to twelve and all armed and look- a soldier regiment saying of 1 _1_I 1_« formation indicates Indians in vi- Throat and This afternoon the the of as the be done on the is to be finished. UOO --- quiet as were for that coffee was issued fresh to the to — _ 4. 4. Dry inauguration necessarily extermination, ship XV U I'UUUCl _17--! 4-1 4- ing though they looking troops new governor took place before the joint of trouble. that the meat Spanish will not allow the Importation the and it is No from Gen. Bacon. Only and then poorly browned, assembly. Gov. Smith took the oath of SENATOR MORGAN AT WHITE Island during day impossi- report yet As the night has come on, the reports Husky Voice food the coast towns. one at Fort was tainted and inferior, and that no office which was administered by Judge through of officer,Capt. Gerlaoh.for duty continued to come in and the alarip has HOUSE. ble to learn the result today’s light- and men. need of court. He delivered the President the advioes Snelling 150 Apprehend men at hut onions and was seems to be the lot of many Stuart of the supreme To lay before increased. Finally the business vegetables potatoes Ootober 6.—Senator Mor- of citizens sucoeeded in land- no further reinforcements unless to send his message. of this nature reoeived here and to urge, Washington, ing. A posse 11 wired a request to Uov. and that none of the food was first ar- to of Leech lake dam to cut off o’ajock supplied in the Fall days. of the Hawaiian commission, has vicinity arms ammunition for 200 Insistence the gan seonred the bodies of Clough for and Gen. said that so far it the speedy by at White House ing on Bear island, escape of Indians. Would authori- palatable. Boynton A few Elm Lozenges, FOUND. possible rived hfere. He called the suggest men and further protection in the form Slippery McCLELLAN’S BODY at Havana Presi- be to utilize one battalion of he knew the coffee was not issued American peace commissioners for an hour’s conference with the four of the men killed in Wednesday’s ty given of There is a train going as a 1-4 lb.) need. troops. special (10c of In answer to the Sena- Minnesota volunteers in case of a. is no foundation for October 6.—The body on the discontinuance of the excessive dent. inquiries east that is due hero about 5 in., and green. “There any Sprinvale, and nine wounded received of arrival of Col. or some Horehound tor said that the members of the commit- battle brought away Report just are entertained for its as it Drops, was found in Pond on food is fears safety, reasonable in regard to the John McLellan Long Spanish duties importations, here about November 20th Horbach’s command at Walker, about 4 complaint 5c tee would meet soldiers. is not unlikely that tho Indians may re- box, distance from where his said to be the chief reason for the visit of to the o’clock.” food. It was brought to the enmp in re- today a short to prepare and present their report move ! some of the rails at some point in with an occasional dose of driven back to their The to use a battalion of the cars I heard of but two A scar is the delegate Thomas Estrada Palma to President and Congress. The citizens were request the vioinity. frigerators and hat was discovered yesterday. Minnesota volunteers was Tolu Balsam, promptly in which the meat was Hay’s Compound bis and foul Washington, just now. boats by Indians bring from the bush, cases spoiled. notioeable over right eye COMMISSIONERS FEEDING CHIEF- granted. FEAR FOR GOVERNMENT DAMS. will smooth and soothe and the Bliss re- Gen. Boynton had inspected the camp of is it is but no fatalities are reported. During evening Secretary play suspected although general- LY. 0.—No or- clear the voice. GET THE CUSTOM HOUSES. ceived the following telegram from In- St. Panl, Minn., October the 8th New York because of complaints the unfortunate man re- made last to secure ly believed October 6.—The United States An effort was night spector Tinker: ders have been received or issued at and had found it is First Essential to Paris, of Surgeon Terry, very a fall Gen. Porter Says That an hour’s hun- ceived the injury as the result of peace commissioners held from Bear but it Walker, Minn., October 0.—Two array headquarters in this city late this clean and in in order ten Intelligence island, eyery respeot good lor vuua. this after which at dred and officers and men have all arrangements down the embankment to the river. Cor- to rroiprmy session morning, fifty just evening, although that tfco sinks were too near the General boat Flora sailed arrived with one Have except h. ii. o’ciook, accompanied by Major failed. The despatch Galting gun. were completed to rush such addi- liiTk m, being a will the the General also read letter oner C. F. Moulton investigate the commissioners were heard nothing from the battle ground of the tents. Hodge October the Merritt, close to shore and for an hour, tional troops to tho scene Indian Middle Street. New York, 6.—Among pas- of United States Ambassador signalled since Two boats left to go to to come from the of case. guests morning. troubles as bo needed. The 200 purporting chaplain on board the steamer Sarotog was returned. Gen. Bacon’s assistance and have not might ath Now Father James _ j sengers but no answering signal the York, Dooley, THE WEATHER. % have men who went on a special train today Havana was Hon. Robert P. couch to Versailles. The party will returned. saying the camp was a “hell on earth, from today To land was an were unable to take much with them in lunch there and will return late this Impossibility. The Secretary feels gratified at the con- and that would be a paradise compared to Porter. Mr. Porter said in reference to tho of but those followed afternoon. of Bacon’s men, even if ciliatory attitude of the Indians surround- way supplies this As for tho fcod it is rotten.” The condition officials are place. the present conditions in Cuba: ing the Pillagers. later. The government Gen. Boynton stated that he did not wish must be -- from annihilation, OU111C iltl U (tun OVERCOATS “At the present time I am in favor of MANZANILLO OURS. they are safe to taka issue with a chauiain. but after to dams in the vicinity that Father and or cleansed and cattle into Cuba free. The m.—A des- are with jury government explaining Dooley dyed pressed admitting Havana, October 0, 4, p. deplorable. They ill-supplied lakes. in Man- BACON'S COMMAND ANNIHILATED. of "Leech and Winnebagoshish Father Ryan had cconpied tents the condition of the country is received this morning from have no present people patch overcoats and blankets. They There are a few men on guard there, but headquarters he said if they saw such announces the arrival there ot T.nktsr Believes the Worst Has The rainy season is al- zanillo, Inspector insufficient if the Pil- they said they did they were the very distressing. Los tents. Their food were short they are entirely things the steamer Reina de Angeles flying supplies ones who did. The stories were of a FOR $2.00. most over and It is imperative that the Come, Indians should begin the destruc- only the with Col. Honry are In no lager character that would do credit at stars| andq stripes when they landed and they sensational than a for the year he planted tion of government property. Isn’t that cheaper new one? crops present Rav and 400 U. S. troops. October 6.—The Journal’s to a dime novel. He said the complaints off for some to stand a Minneapolis, once or else they will be put will receive possession of the shape long seigo. were directed especially at the hospital o( ALL OF Col. Ray special from Walker, Minn., soys: THOUSAND MEN NEEDED. KINDS GARMENTS, time. tomorrow. the second division of third army corps. city snot iuo s> Tirnn>An

*8 _.!■ t. ) ... FINANCIAL, aMPMEMoam. THE WORLD’S WHEAT CROP- KiaomMinp™- _j AMPiKMsm_ PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. my, and the one that did more mischief _mts^v.t.ant.Q^- in J than all others combined, was the “cam AND Wl: OFFER It’* the Greatest Ever Grown, But Non e teen” at which were dispensed Fajr Bros* & wosford. SI A IKE STATE PRESS. Too Great, ICECCDOAU TI1CATDC various beverages. The injurious ef- I Les»ees nnd Mamigers. Rates. Go uCrr£BldUII IICM I tlGa Subscription fects of this institution was aug- Omaha Street Railway six wheat crop* of the Daily (in advance) $6 per year; $3 for mented by peddlers who brought With the principal at 3.00. 50 cents a month. secure It is Toniglit months; $1.50 a quarter; liquor from Chattanooga, and liquor world now practically pos- FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD The Daily is delivered every morning by arrive at a fairly aoourate esti- and TOMORROW and EVENING, dealers of that city who supplied the sible to FITE PER MATINEE carrier anywhere within the city limits and at in 1898, CENT. BONDS, * soldiers who frequented that city in con- mate of the total production Portland’s Greatest Comic Woodford! without extra charge. of seeding the Opera, at the siderable numbers daily. If any soldiers From the commencement 1914. Daily (not in advance), Invariably in the Due May I, food or bad scares that are usually plenty rate of $7 a year. suffered from lack of got orop months have been missing, and Maine State Press. (Weekly) published food It was not the fault of the quarter- critical ITOTXOB: $1.00 year; 50 cents for 6 led to believe some time THE CEISHA. every Thursday, per master’s department, but of the soldiers this fact many All holders of the old Omaha Horse Railwa; months; 25 cents for 3 months. be above SI* Per Cent. Bondi Presented by a of Famed Comic Celebrities* themselves or their officers. ago that the total yield would Company First Mortgage Company Opera am 1 Persons to leave town for long or are hereby notified tnat it is the purpose Pong*. En.amblei, Dunce*. Marche*, Choru.e*. wishing soldiers the few anticipated of It is but fair to say that the average, although intent of the Omaha Street Railway Company 60—l-JEOCLK IN THJi COM PANT—60 short periods may have the addresses their Horse Rail a much such a crop, the world Tirtue ot the proyielone uf tile as desired. who were at Chickamauga take reoord-breaking by papers changed as often way mortgage, to pay off and redeem then as Is now calculated well known less favorable view of the camp than over, by on the first of 1899. Holderi Tuesday and Wednesday Advertising Rates. bond* day January, con- statisticians. of toe Horse Railway Sixes who desire thi Gen. Boynton does. They generally the Omaha Stree In Daily Press $1.60 per square, for one Is new Fixe Per Cent. Bond* ot CHARLES H. HOYT’S GREATEST SUCCESS. demn the site, the water supply and The most recent of these estimates can make the exchange nor for one month. Three insertions Railway Company week; $4.00 of the that Mr. Broomhall, the ed- favorable terms, upon application to thi other ad- the food—aDd the appearance compiled by upon or less, $1.00 per square. Every day undersigned. far to itor of the Corn Trade News, one third less than these rates. majority went certainly very Liverpool A STRANGER IN NEW YORK. vertisements, CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. had had a both In this oonn- Half square advertisements $1.00 for one back up their claim that they recognized authority and his ais- week or $2.60 for one month, very hard experience. try and in Europe, figures ** “A square" is a space of the width of a col- play the stimulating efleot that the re- and other New Musical Novelties Wheeler's in to *"' I one Inch Gen. testimony regard MST LILLIAN WILKS umn and long. cent high prioe of wheat has had on the SWAN & UHOl I J on first page, one-third addi- Wikoff was no less favorable the BARRETT, Special Xctices, Camp acreage sown this season in all oountries. first. He admitted tional. jg. second day than the A oarfaul study of his flgnres shows that Me. Amusements and Auction Sates, $2700 per that thero had been complaints from some in calculating the total orops of each Portland, Three insertions or less, he has fro » the usual meth- septM__dH_ square each week. of the men, and some of them he bad year departed od and has taken for his purpose the orops per square. as he $1.50 found well founded. But a rule in the second half of the years Xotlccs in nonpareil type and classed grown Reading claimed that the condition of things was named. In the case of those oountries with other paid notices. 15 cents per line each Gen. Wheeler is a which harvest in winter he has relegated S satisfactory. soldier, Insertion. the orops grown in the current year to WOODBURY & MOULTON, matter and served in the Confederate army dur- Pure Reading Xotices in reading type, the previous year; for example, the Ar- the war. He is therefore familiar mar- E for CONCERTS each insertion. which was FESTIVAL 15 cents per line ing gentine crop reauy in he has reckoned Wants, To Let, For Sale and similar adver- with oamp life, and expacted of course keting January, 1898, in the of the season 1897-98, believ- tisements, 25 cents per week in advance, for and Doubtless things crop hardship suffering. that the in so doing no adver- ing disadvantages AT or display. Displayed THE 40 words Ies3, that would make a strong impression the as BANKERS, are less than in reckoning orops AUDITORIUM, these headlines, and all adver- tisements under upon civilians who had never had any still available which were all consumed tise nents not paid in advance, will be charged the of the ourrent sea- experience in war, he would pay little prior to opening at regular rates. son. The same thing has been done with Gor. Middle & Sts, attention to. A certain amount of hard- and Exchange Oct. 10-11-12. In Maine State Press—$1.00 per square Uruguay, Chili. Australasia India, Portland, for aud suffering ho had learned to re- of which were In the flrft for first Insertion, and 50 cents per square ship the crops ready the inevitable concomitants of three months of the year; thus In arriv- each subsequent insertion. gard as INVESTMENT SECURITIES, W. R. Conductor. at a total tor the year 1898 he has had CHAPMAN, Address all communications relating to sub- camp life, and the upshot of his testi- ing to be content with estimates of the grow- and advertisements to Portland is that he found no more of them scriptions mony ing orops. In eaoh of these oases he has LETTERS OF *#****—*., CREDIT, rUBLISHI-W tU.» at Santiago and Montauk than he ex- allowed for rather over a full average Me. in the case of Australasia, Fobtla_n\d, pected, or than are inseparable from war. orop except CnDEIdll A0ACTC 00 not miss the Tha most brilliant of the which is so far advanced as to be calcu- Opening Night. programme had been a soldier viiuiuii wiim wi Probably if be never On this oontlnent lated more exactly. aug24dtf Series. Full Chorus and Orchestra. Madams Gadski THE PRESS,' before, many of the hardships which the alone the increase in the crop is extraord- soldiers underwent would nave appeareu inary, wio iuid jdoi w*,vw,- 000 bushels, or 12,000,000 bushels more in her greatest opera arias. severe, and perhaps he would have been FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. than the previous biggest yield; enough them ns some of the as much agitated by to provide an exportable surplus of over Miss Green trill make her American debut. who have seen them for the first 0110 bushels. Other totals are NEW LOAN. After New York’s experience with one civilians 24.000. equal- surprising, and the grand total for the it will be time have been. We may expect ly Van Wyck, exceedingly strange world’? orop of 2,607.000,000 bushels, com- WILLIAMS and MILES in solos and the GREAT when civilians who visited the camp get operatic if they should want another. pared with 2,270,700,000 last year, or an on to the witness stand a very different Increase of 880,300,000 bushels, Is sufficient DUET EXCELSIOR. * “Coin” Harvey is to be chief executive opinion from Gen. Wheeler’s, because guarante that the world 16 in no danger S E^SUQJUr. of a famine just at present. 9150,000 concert and rehearsal attractions and officer of the ’National Democratic cam- they will judge Dy a different standard Every presents special rl’he orop of the United States has been different soloists. the “boys’’ will insist from what he uses. What he looks upon a total • a to paign. Perhaps calculated at 650,000,000 bushels, What fool I've been not try it before 1 Evening Prices—$1.00, 1.50 and 2.00. a the authorities on this PROVIDENCE & TAUNTON that he doesn't conduct it on silver as unavoidable hardship3, necessary that is stated by many Matinee Prices—75 cts., $1.00 and 1.50. to be too but In every oase the so fur ns their is con- incidents of they will side low, 4k Me. basis recompense camp life, regard from STREET RAILWAY CO. Tickets for sale at Cressey. Jones Allen, Portland, are conservative. Russia, 1 1 ------—. x of figures 1 .. !■■■■ ■.!!'' .l"..il.LlJ.llL!.l5L"‘ I corned. as evidence somebody’s incompetency wnloh country complaints have reoently 1 Pemember the name We are inolined to think that still oaloulated or neglect. been heard of drought, is financial. If the Republicans control the next leg- First 5 Per (Tent a soldier’s standard is nearer the true ns having produced 240,000.000 bushels, 1' Mortgage, WILSON S ACADEMY is when islature of New York the probability or. Including Poland and Caucasia, one to judge the condition of a camp by you buy again. 30 Fear, Gold Honda. -or head of that the Hon. H. Choate will be whloh do not come under the Joseph than the civilian’s. | Rassla 206,000,000 bushels, com- chosen to succeed Edward Murphv in the proper, pared with 885,000,000 last year. Esti- WWfWW wwwWwwW be reason Interest March let and lst> Senate. That ought to enough THE SPANISH RANK AND FILE. mates on the French orop hava differed Sept. and from Dancing Deportment, for electing a Republican legislature. considerably of late, ranging Principal due Sept lat, 1918. National Bank a of Casco (From a Letter Written by Member 000 to but here 389.000. 881,000,000 bushels, -OF- 519 CONGRESS ST. The proceedings of the Massachusetts General Brooke’s Staff.) again Mr. Broomhall strikes an average, his estimate 852,000,000, compared Stook un- Democrats had already assured an over- mountain we being Capital (fully paid Beyond tho top of the the THIS IS JUST PORTLAND, MAINE, oxiASszns. with 248,000,000, unusually poor orop victory in that where der Massachusetts lavs,) $175,(XX whelming Republican came upon the Spanish outpost, of last year. Taking European countries Ladles 'and Gentlemen Monday ar.d of the exceed those Total First Thursday evening., commencing October state. The proceedings Republican we found three companies of regular alone, we find that the totals Mortgage issued, $150,(XX the To let the Know that we are still doing general house fur- 1824. 10th. Terms for twelve lessons. Gentlemen are sure make that of last bushels, public convention to victory and were received with due year by 285,500,000, Incorporatsd $6.00, Ladles $3.00. infantry, increases, apart from those al- business at the old stand and guarantee quality and still more Refreihmonts were prlnolpal nishing CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Misses and Masters, Tonne Ladles and emphatic. honors and courtesy. mentioned being in Italy, 40,000,- of tbs above loan have been ant ready $50,000 sold, Gentlemen Thursdays from 4.30 to 6.00 p. m.. offered and accepted, after of In Houmanla, 23,000,000: in Hun- prices we offer tne balance. ($100,000), to net over 4 Vj on the island of Luzon oan it be partaking 000; commencing October 13th. No pupil admitted Only and In the United per cent. This bond secured over thlr which we on our way. The gary, 19,000,000, King- js by to this class under 14 years of age. said with show even proceeded conn- Wen miles of THOROUGHLY BUILT electrk any of, plausibility dom, 0,000,090. The o»ly European Misses soldiers impressed me much more road, between the large cities of Provldenct Matters and Saturdays, commencing to be under obligation to the Philippine Spanish tires which fall below last year’s totals October 15th. Beginners from 2.30 to 4.00 p. m. look and Taunton. favorably than I expected. They are 10,000,0U0; 7,000,000; MILLION Advance from 4.30 to 6.00 p. in. natives. And on that island the natives Spain, Germany, RIGHT. ONE pupils small beside our men, but they are gen- Portugal, 2,000,000; and Sweden, 800,000. The net earnings tor the month of ®S. seem to be a desire that we Terras—Twenty-four lessons, manifesting In America the United States shows a July, 1808, were $7,092.01 erally well set up, bright and alert, and shall allow them to govern themselves. gain of 60,000,000; Canada, 11,000,000, and The net earning* for the month oi Reduced rates for two or more from the for business. They wear Our stock is NEW aud and we respectfully Invite August, 1898, were 8,774.2! same family. At most they only ask that we shall looking ready Argentina, 10,009,000; while Mexico, up-to-date a uniform—tlouse and trousers—of a Chill and Uruguay also show slight sr.tiir liiciwrfinii hnfnre hilvinc. COLLARS. them independence of Total, $16,466.2- 10 to 11«. 3 to 4 m. guarantee Spanish the total to 88,000,090 Office hoars, m., p. bright homespun material, without any gains, amounting show the finest line of rule. last In Asia we find We septal d3w _ bushels over From the it will be seen that the roac but with brass buttons and col- year. above, facings, the real off, the total being lias earned each MONTH the interest tor th< Interest Pnid on The most conspicuous Democrat who only falling lar ornaments. For the head they wear 312.000. 000, against 382,000,000. Turkey entire YEAR, (which amounts to $7,600) with had to do with'the Gen. besides. The above also shoe AUCTION SALES. anything war, hat with wide brim and a in Asia and India are the two principal surplus figures a white straw at the rate of a oi TIME t DEPOSITS. H. Wheeler, has only praise for the former 10,0u0,- net returns $100,000 year, Joseph cockade on the left side, They are armed delinquents, producing over twelve times the total interest latter bushels less charges. By F. 0. BAILEY ft CO., Auctioneers. Its Yet every Democratic 090 and the 8,000,000 tVe have on file the legal opinion of Messrs management. with the Mauser and short knife-bayonet. Draft! drawn on National Provincial One and Ot e-Half Story Cottage House and than last year. Africa ehows gains all : AND : HEATERS & Thorndike, of Boston, and the exper convention is bad RANGES Storey Bank of In or 1( 9 East Deer, London, largo Stable alleging management The are carried in a in the Tonis, and report of Gilbert Hodges, Esq., (approved bj England, Ereaumpscot St., cartridges clip along line, Algeria, Egypt ■mall amount., for .ala at currant rates. at Auction. and trying to get votes on the strength all to form the in- Mass. R. R. Commissioners) showing the tota ing, bunches of and these are carried in the Cape haloing on five, valuation of the $332.(530. Current Account, received favorable We shall sell at auction on Wednesday, Octo- of that Which Damocrats are crease of 12,000,000 bushels with which property charge. leather attaohed to the to be seen in this section of the country. These bonds are a legal Investment for Maim term*. ber 12. at 3 o'clock p. m., to bs removed within small pouches she is credited. likely to know most about it—the Croker- Ranke and Trustees, and we recom .elicited from Individ- 30 days.the one and one-half story cottage house, several a The leather the world Is confronted with Savings Correspondence ^ bolt, in, pouch. Although mend them as safe beyond question, returuUu ual., Corporations, Banks and ethers ell and stable. No.109 Presumpseot street./orm- van Wyok kind, who were never within ever it East trimmings are all of fair or tan leather, the largest wheat crop produced, a good rate,of Interest, compared with othei desiring to opan accounts, ns wall as from erly occupied by John M. Irving, l)eer- a hundred mills of any camp or the Gen. must not be concluded that Co. local securities. thoaa to transact Bunking busi- and far superior in appearance to our Immediately Households made by White, Warner & wishing the statistical of wheat is very ness of nag description through this Thls house is in perfect condition inside and Wheeler kind, who were on the spot? position hall. black leather tgimmiugs. For the feet for other considerations have to Bank, out; has seven finished rooms besides bearish, The stable is snout 26x20, is clapbonrded and The divine was to into the men wear sandals with rope soles. be taken into account. The present crop Crawfords made Walker Pratt ITIfg.Co. injunction go by PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY, painted and in good condition. There are on has been proceeded by three years of com- for a short dis- all the earth and preach the gospel to Many, however, had black leather sep29 dtf STEPHEN R. SMALL President manv available lots sale within small crops, and reserves have tance of this house and stable outo which these creature. Soma of our modern and some of them woremoocasins. paratively Art made by Plymouth Co. every shoes, been drawn upon to such an extent to Royals Fdy, MARSHALL R. GQDINfi. bthl*. buildings could be removed at a very small Enoh man bad a blanket slung over the ret>7atr ministers seem to bo insisting that we fill the deficiency caused by an under- expense. left shoulder, and carried a fair-leather For further particular! inquire of the auction- shall not tho to every production that they are now acknowl- only preach gospel hag or havorsaok. I saw no tents and no eer!, or of Clarence A. flight, 39 Exchange edged to be at the lowest point reoorded octGdtd creature, but that troops and guns shall wagon train They evidently do not de- street. nnd to them be taken along to enforce the preacher’s pend on mules wagons help It is to obtain $50,000. Unfortunately Impossible conduct a campaign. I saw a oompany By F. 0. Bailey & Co.» Auctioneer? the are not re- .__ of the world's there words, providod people 1_ a-u.v .-.tvsvnt nAtiaorl Bxact figures stocks, MW 1 MUIU We don’t think tho original in- being no means of accurately knowing GAS ceptive. that they move with a quick, springy amount & AKRON, 0., COMPANY, WORTH OP what the invisible supplies to, R. S. DAVIS $3,000 can l)a broadened out to include that enables them to cover ground CO., junction step, but in estimating the actual reserves on The Guarda Civile appears to all this quickly. the 1st day ot August this year at 112,- EXCHANGE STREET. _ he a selected body of men, and 1 under- 108 FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD DUE 1941 000,000 bushels Mr. Broomhall is prob- octfi dM 5's, The the Massachu- stand are all men who have served Furnishing Goods, platform adopted by they somewhere near the mark. Adding Clothing thoir time with the colors, and have been ably For Sale setts Republicans is, like all platforms this total to the world’s orop, we find by on account ot conduct and THE STOCK OF SIMON selected good total of wheat available COAL. SHINE, from that a and out- that the supply quarter, clear, plain faithful service. The to # regulars 'appear the cereal year 1897-98 amounts to N >. 228 middle St. declaration of from 18 to but during spoken Republican princi- be very young men, hi, 000 bushels. the same 3.719.000. Following (hi Thurs- and It is much more con- tho Guarda Civile are mature men and Tobcsoldatauciloninlotsto suit, ples policies. course with the records of previous years, H. M. PAYSON 10 a. in. and 2 in., and until make a very good appearance. Their &C0., day, Oct. 13, at p. servative than the Xew York platform on we find that In 1895 the tqtai oiod of stock of desirable has been uniform is similar to that of the regular sold. This Clothing of the of the wheat was 2,420,100.000 bushels, and the A Fail Assortment of ini Free- purchased since April ist, 98: goods are fresh, the subject disposition foreign tut of a blue-gray color. They Bankers. Lehigh troops, reserves 266,000,000, making a total of clean and up to date. that has come under our con- the with the old territory, carry Remington rifle, bushels, or very close to this _ocl3(ltt Ceals for Domestic Use. Mr. Slilne has decided to go out of business and use brass-coated 2.716.100.000 Burning will be sold with- trol, not taking the ground that we fashioned bayonet, total; while In 1894, the banner and entire stock absolutely the We found them year’s out Term Cash or satisfactory paper. bullets in cartridges. the was less than Pocahontas (Semi-Bituminous) end reserve. 6bould permanently hold the Philippines foot year, although orop This will be the chance of the season. strung along the road, both and amounting to and the other over which our this year’s, 2,688,900,000, are oct6 territory Georges Creek Cumberland Coals __ mounted._ the reserve amounted to 388,000,000, has been raised but yet MERCANTILE simply flag insisting BIDDEFORD CORPORATIONS. making a total available supply of unsurpassed for general steam and F. O. BAILEY & CO. that the blessings of liberty and self gov- 8.916.900.000 bushels, or a larger supply A GREAT LINE October 6.—At the annual than we use. ernment should be secured to their Biddeford, by 197,900.000 bushels have now. forge peo- Is afltterm to use in Trust Merchant's meeting of the stockholders of the La- Looking at It in another way, we find describmgourstock Co., Aietioieers and Commission As to the allegation that the hard- season. Genuine I.ykens Franklin, ples. that the total crops of the four last years of FANCY TROUSERS this They Valley have conia company and the Pepperell Manu- Salesroom 49 Exchange Street. ships of the soldiers been aggravated are smaller by 848,400,000 bushels than are our celebrated “CROWN MAKE,” and American CanneL held at the office of 57 St., Portland, Me. English and facturing ootnpany, crons of the four and and are the of the highest Exchange c- W' AIAKJS by official incompetence neglect it the preceding years, products F. O. BAILKT. the two here today the old the of the four skill used in READY- v takes the wise position that it should be corporations that average crop past manufacturing Above Coals Constant* mxrhi._ was re-elected as fol- is 8,415,600,000, oompared with MADE are too well and if found true board of directors years Clothing. They rigidly investigated the average crop of the pre- in further $100,000,0G lows: Thomas Janies 3.601.400.000, known Portland to need any Capita’, ly On Hand. the should bo punished. Wigglesworth, four years. guilty parties ceding extolling from us. To advertise them as TFXEPHONE .... 100-2 Longley, Geo. F. Fabyan, Geo. Dexter, 1894 the of the world IMlites of Since population the CROWN TROUSERS is enough. Stockholders, $100,000.0C It was supposed that the dan- Chas. P. Bowditch and has been Increasing at the rate of generally Henry S. Grew, 6,000,- Sizes in Regular and Stouts from 30 to Legal Depositary for Conri OFFICE: serious Indian troubles in the West 000 a year, according to Sir Wil- ger of Francisco C. Welch, all of Boston. Geo. people 50. and Trust Funds. Transacts ti EVERY... liam Crookes, and thus, comparing the 7b Commercial & 70 Exchange Sts was passed, so the news that a whole Dexter was re-elected treasurer; O. H. with business. I’nyi present situation that in 1894, we Prices from to $8.00. general Banking spr3 M.iravtt company of soldiers has been massacred by Alford and A. Fabyan were that with 197,9t/0,HXl bushels less $4.00 Interest on Dully Balances and Wright find ... MAN a As this is to season for Re- i we have be a of Indians in Nortwestern Minnesota comes among the present. available, population 24,000,000 great on Certificates Deposit. stockholders to feed. It stands to reason, there- Black and Blue Cheviot Coats and Vests ceives all classes of accounts liko a bolt from a clear sky. The larger that there is no reason for to our assort- WILL fore, prices and FYNCY TROUSERS, upon Ilie most favorable, terms. of the affair are still lacking, BATH BUILD THREE. level of Lamson 10 fflS TRADE. particulars go back to the 1864, and present ment will be appreciated. Acts ns Trustee for Railroad & Hubbard but the trouble grew out of a demand on Washington, October 6.—The Bath IroD indications are that farmers the world Gov- in and see our clothing. We and other mortgages. of States authorities of Bath, Maine, has notified the over are not inclined to part with their Drop bars «utonm the patt the United company shall be to ernment, Railroad, Munici- Wfi fraqsa®Oy that it will the con- wheat at low after their recent ex- pleased show you. 1 surrender of certain Indians who department accept prices Selected Securi- for the Ever since have pal and other com* to os witk sapy and say tract for the throe torpedo boats which July last they ____ periences. ties and sold. Inter- had been pillaging farms around Walker, were awnrded to that concern about a demonstrated their intention of huldlng bought So- " The demand was and Gen. 'Tbesu boats are the on to their and if farmers In views and Correspondence Put it in attractive form a&4 Minn. refused, fortnight ago. Bagley wheat, 1 after the late northern follow the of licited. — | Baccn with his solders to en (named Ensign Bagley, Europe example attempted America killed at Cardenas) the Barney ana those of Italy, Creece, Spain and JB JL 5 make the reasonable." force it. he was ] price ;; Apparently ambushed, Biddle, and the prioe to be paid for them there is no immediate prospect of large Henry P. Cox, President. attacked number* each. unless the should rise. HASKELLSJOHES, Edward Jb. Vice President. tnd by greatly superior is $10!,000 supplies price Winslow, In sMS cam ths work la a]way* Jaint** F. llawke*, Vice President, much as Custer was a quartet of a very Hutaon H. Saunders, Tr»a»iu*er, satisfactory and krlnga anaaUaat century ago. Probably tho band that Tailors, Chester H. Pease* Secretary, committed the massacre to the fceth JL. Larrabee. Attorney, ! raanlts. ! > belonged sept21 dtf Pillager band of the Chippewas, which Eczema MANUFACTURING CLOTHIERS TUB THURSTON PRINT, i has always been restless and lawless., Itching. , Upholstering done at your home Fall 1898. and Furnishers, And mattresses made Style, PORTLAND. MB. ; Gen. Boynton’s testimony before the “A little lad five old had Eczema. complete; years Also springs ot the finest quality All Lawson <£• Hubbard War Commission was practically a repe- genuine S,„IMM.Mi>eiMiiiii/ use MONUMENT SQUARE. Which make an easy seat. hats have the trade mark of that house tition of the report he made some time He was relief the of sept29d tf given quick by on the inside. For sale by ago upon Camp Thomas. In his opinion Coverings to match your paper the natural conditions there were On the wall and carpets too, Dealers. John J. ull /ffhrfortowder. and we send our rec- Leading& Goody From the darkest color in crimson augl9eod3m healthful. The water was plentiful To the most delicate Hot of blue. and pure, and the sinks were so ATTORNEY AT LAW, of on Installments. located that it could n-ot have been con- ommendation of the I make suits and couches watches^ powder.”—Sisters parlor Has removed to he Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stoelt taminated by them. Typhoid fever As good as was seen. on ewjr of new model Watohes will be sold easy pay- believes was not contracted from the Sacred Heart Manchester, N.H. Just call and see my samples. menTat reasonable prices. All Stylos. Ill Mercy, Hospital, A. E. Pearl street, 118. Prices McKENNKY. the Jeweler, Monument 881-2 EXCH ANQE ST. watey, but was brought into the camp Vining, marlSdu I5al«te All 2s and soc. Samole box free. COMFORT POWDER CO., Hartford, Ct« septtdlm Square- iretn without. The soldiers’ wor*i ene- Druggists. i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 3 3 3 NEW APVERTIBEMENTB. NEW Rex, b g, (Doyne), ADVERTISEMENTS^_ as “A in New York” has 4 4 4 THE BANGOR FESTIVAL. sion Stranger Site, b g, (Regan), WEATHER AT LAST. 5 6 6 to its thousands of admirers, both GOOD W. H. N., br g, (Noyes), given 6 6 6 The Sloslc Heard In Portland in tnis and elsewhere. The Maude, b in, (Woodside), Plainly oity produc- 7 7 / June Sherman, b m, (Nason), tion this season will the ones I.ast Kver ng. surpass giv- 2.88 1 2. T ime, 2.36 8-4, 2.38 8-4, en here o& former occasions and the com- ooon Between the heats there were office was pany which is to appear here next Tues- Last evening the PRESS bag punohing and day and Wednesday at the Jefferson Crowds Turned Out To Scarboro songs, magician feats, favored with the music of the great Big of artists whose theatre, is the original one, headed by music by a quartette Maine Musical Festival. Standing at and the^ whose names have been already published volume ot the Harry Cdnor, well-remembered telephone the glorious lots of fun. listen- “A Trip to Chinatown” are they oreated chorus came over this wire to the features'.^ thea- was still fresh in the minds of Portland LIST. ers’ ear as as If he sitting PREMIUM perfectly be re- one hun- tre-goers. Anna Boyd will also the premi- in the festival hall in Rangor, THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE The following were^among membered for her work ns the widow in FULL! ■ dred and forty-six miles away. Large ums awarded yesterday: the same company. had bem on eithor ON THE GROUNDS. afghan, Mrs. MEN’S transmitters plaoed “A Fanoy articles—Carriage FURNISHINGS. in In the female character in Beach, first; Mrs. side of the festival stage and people leading W. S. Libby, Bowery in she has unlim- L. E. woond. thus made Stranger New York.” Bonley, Scarhoro, nl cities all over the state were 1- G- Merrill, ited opportunities. One of the novelties Sofa afghans—Mrs. in the glorious work. Sarah Burnham, South COLORED SHIRTS. participants will be tbe of Lillian Wickers, First P. Was Presented Scarboro, first; presence Day's ogramme Buxton, second. 6»id mUSiC AND DRAMA. Chicago’s society beauty, by many Yesterday and Fair Will Run Over Into Sofa pillow—Mrs. Will Gouoh, Cumber- our to be the of the sort that has land Miss Octavia Lombard, One of the in Men’s Furnishing Depart- best.thing Saturday—Two Good Racing Events. Mills, first; specials und socond. been seen in farce comedy. Hoyt ment is a new line of Colored Shirts with short bosoms, two MEETS GREEK. The of Pillow cases—Mrs. D. F. Plummer, WHEN GREEK an strong fates favored the farmers Scar- McKee hove selected especially Scarboro, first. cuffs. are made one second night at the boro and Cape Elizabeth yesterday, for turn down collars and separate They by Mr. James O’Neill’s oompany for the production this season, Crochet shawl—Elizabeth P. S. Libby, another rich treat in the the sun never shone u clearer Carter, Scar- in our own state from Garner’s Jefferson was headed by Harry Conor. All the scenery through Scarboro, first; Mrs. B. F. of the best shirt manufacturers to jj-f' His audience, autumnal there was a oool boro, second. line of stirring drama. and costumes for the production will be sky, invigorat- in the are well finished and Crochet Infant’s s .ok—Mrs. Charles Percales. Are cut proper sizes, little larger than that which of that ing atmosphere, and with these gladden- though a found to be entirety new and Frost, Portland, first. of Price 89c each in Wednesday eve- ing conditions from two to three thousand lender- come in a large variety pretty patterns. greeted him Virginius, some elegance which has characterized Worsted knit slippers—Addle to what the quality of McKee. people made their way to PLasant Hill, son, South first; Mrs. J. W. ning, was not up previous productions by Hoyt and Buxton, destrved. It was an en- where that ancient and honorable exhi- Sawyer, second. the performance OF SOUBRETTES—MISS skirt—Miss Elsnr Lund, Soar- Mr. THEiSTAR Knit MEN’S HOSIERY. thusiastic audience, however, and bition of the Farmers’ Association of the Mrs sec- KATHERINE ROBER. boro, first; W. H. McLaughlin, balanced company two towns is now in full blast. O’Neill and his well ond. _ No ever heard of has ever In be called Table covers—Mrs. C. S. Allen, Port- were a hearty reception. company truth, yesterday might the has received more than its usual given Mrs. Cbas. second. This department t'rst in Port- come to this city with such favorable first day of the fair, and a most success- land, first; Frost, This was the production Picture scarf—Mrs. W. H. Googins, attention this fall. All sorts of Hose at all sorts of prices is as Katherine Rober in the ful one it land of Mt. Joseph Hatton’s popular reputation proved to be, and if only good Scarboro, first; Miss Carrie Hasty, South of New York suooesses. at all times. In we endeavor to relates to tbe time and great productions weather shall continue and Satur- second. what we carry buying get —— drama, whose plot today Portland, A.— OCCURS OlV The She has the unanimous praise of the en- the 33d exhibition will be recorded Toilet sot—Mrs. N. B. Lane, Scarboro, at scenes of the French revolution. day the best to be had to sell at fair prices. We start of the Addie South Buxton, goods in tire country and the endorsement as the best and the ever held in first; Fenderson, costumes and scenery were all perfeot biggest second. Mr. The are full of sensational With that historic period. press. plays this neighborhood. Toilet Cushions—Mrs. E. B. Carter, accord can a Merino in situations and climaxes as well A. Portland, sec- Eor this Price we se" y°u &0°d quality O’Neill’s natural adaptation to the part startling Teams were lined up along the long first; Mrs. W. Gilman, 12 I -2c pail". a the latest and ond. THURSDAY as full of medleys WEDNESDAY, Count de Fournier, songs, fences and bitched to every available tree. natural or oxford. of Henri Lavelle, Tea clotlwMiss Ida Leavitt. Portland, the reign ot dances of the day, and notwithstanding and old crowded the French cavalier opposing People young grand first; Mrs. James Hall, second. tribu- all this enormous expense the prices will moved about the filled first; Robespierre and tbe revolutionary stand, grounds, Tray cloth—Miss Perley Merrill, or in oxford second. Either Cotton, Merino Wool, natural, tan, mode, time he first be 10, 80 cents for SI.80 attrac- the exhibit a Mrs. Miranda Libby, Scarboro, 25c was from tbe only 20, hall, and everybody wore pair. OCT. nal, apparent Center B. C. GHraan, first. AND FRIDAY, 5-6-7. piece—Mrs. or black. in Pierre Grapin’s Lion d’Or, tion. satisfied look, for the day was full of appeared Doilies—Mrs. Perley Merrill, first; Miss The is invited to be and witness a a chase by his fun and the were publio cordially present half-exhausted alter long THE NEW JERUSALEM- managers congratulated Ida Leavitt, seoond. down Elsie first; till the curtain was rung on the signal success which crowned Crochet lace—Miss Lund, for black, cashmere or of the latest and choicest designs in enemies, South sec- 35c pairs $1.00. Oxford, merino, plain display JAQKETSj from Pans their efforts. Mrs. Leonard Dyer, Portland, pair~3 on the scene of bis departure Aunual Meeting of the Maine Association. painstaking ond. _ cotton. of his faithful The officers of the association this OPERA as the disguised custodian year Knit laoe—Mrs. L. H. Bobeits, Cash SUITS, GOLF CAPES, CAPES, saved from the are: B. bride, whom he bad 'lhe Maine Association holds its annual President, F. Carter, Scarboro; Corner, first. WOOL VELVET ... (in.. J_1 Lntomun tVlA (''.Olint Silk W. H. Gilman, different SILK WAISTS, WAISTS, session in the of the New Jeru- vice-president, N. I. Sawyer, Capa Eliza- embroidery—Mrs. A variety in many weights—in cotton, lisle, Temple Portland, first. 50c pair. large the envious, plot- beth; treasurer, G. W. Cash, Cape Eliza- CORDUROY SILK PET- and hia half-brother, salem on Now High street, this Friday, gFancy handkerchiefs—Miss Ida Leavitt, merino or cashmere. AND WAISTS, Grebauval Scarboro. ting, blood-thirsty Deputy .Saturday and Sunday, October 7th, 8th beth; secretary, hi. B. Lane, first; Mrs. James Hall, Portland, seoond. TEA COLLAR- i most reailstio All these Frank Campbell, TICOATS, GOWNS, one of the wi have labored hard. Fancy apron—Mrs, Breese) was nUU (Hll. uuj luvrud c»o guuaso gentlemen (Mr. x mat, inn. warau j.*vrwva. v», : bu bhuuhi- are to be remembered and other articles of Ladies’ embodied in a drama. Especial- nuiuuiy iur, unuti, upuu wuvjbw Here two things many Wearing Apparel acts ever land Society. Although the membership Cash Corner, seoond. jryTES of was Mr. O’Neill s with ers falls a heavy burden of bard work at our store it will be ly worthy praise in the state is small in comparison Fancy tidy—Addie Fenderson, first; If you buy Hosiery good Hosiery. too numerous to mention. as the The Ladies’ Aid L. South Portland, dual part when, disguised deputy other churches, it exerts a powerful influ- Association have}..done Mrs. Edgar Jordan, If of us not a second. you buy Hosiery you’ll pay high price. of the best and the bureau of inquiry for Their motto is: All most commendable work and they have Beautiful Novelties, the handiwork designers he was conducting ence good. Handmade underwear—Mrs. J. H. Lib- of the real deputy re- been ably seconded by the different in- assuming the arrogance religion relates to life and the life of by, Scarboro, first. manufacturers. his own dividual notable among Cash Do wear Combination Suits 1 If so you know all about them. If and at intervals revealing ligion is to do good.” contributors, Splasher—Mrs. Sarah Roberts, you of Mrs. K. B. Carter, second. chivalrous tender-hearted nature. This oburoh to the reasoning whom is Miss Etta Collins j. Scarboro, Corner, first; not better them. are more Suits and Skirts appeals Household manufacture woolen yarn, you’d try They growing popular Tailored Miss Louise, who a case of needle work, sofa Miss Minnie Raicliffe, faculties of the mind rather thnn to the displays mixed—Addle Fenderson, first. Our sales on them have more than doubled Mr. watch table every day. BY EXPERT MEN TAILORS. Collins, Mr. Breese, Air. Lingham, emotional part of one’s nature, henoe is pillow, stand, covers,£eto., White woolen yarn—Addle Fenderson, TO ORDER j oame in for the which are on all sides. Mi hired first. is conclusive evidence of their Hartley and Mr. Dixon of slower growth in numbers ,than most praised 1 within a year which increasing Knit hose woolen—Louise D. Fender- fulsome though the hero s is Brazier of Portland, an eight-year-old most praise, churches. Their literature liberally Mrs. W. H. Mitohell, second. We show a fine assortment and would like for de- has made a sofa so handsome son, first; popularity. support was remarkably fine in every distributed throughout the state and in girl, pillow Ladies' hose—Elizabeth C. S. Libby, that a will be awarded to see them. 8175. tail. this country and is widely read. special premium Scarboro, first. you SEAL COATS, $135, Actually Worth, her. Knit mittens—Mrs, W. A. Mitohell, at the above named The though abounding in thrill- The as arranged is as fol- We shall sell 12 of these Coats, made to measure, play, programme first; Elizabeth C. S. Libby, | of the Among the field sports yesterday was a Sonrboro, a Seal Coat should not fail to ing incidents, is devoid harrowing lows: second. price. Anyone contemplating purchasing to make a of DaBe ball between the South examine these goods. £ details which usually go up Friday, 7.30 p. m.—Pastors’ conference, game Patchwork quilt—Mrs. Kitty Wight, and Scarboro School Mrs. Freeman drama whose plot is laid in the blopdy with papers by Rev. Messrs. .Stone, Dole, Portlands High nine, Scarboro, first; Libby, Men's Furnishing Oept. Sobafer and Worcester. which resulted in favor of the South Port- Scarboro, second. of the French revolution. H. period at 9 a. ni.—Meeting of the Log Cabin quilt—Mrs. W. Googin3, Open Saturday Evenings. Saturday lands by a score of 30 to 17. Pat Nugent |THE GEISHA. executive committee. first; Mrs. Freeman Libby, second. was and the batteries were Lar- C. F. JORDAN, manager. 10 a. of the association umpire, Silk quilt—Mrs. L. S. Lombard, first; above comic success forms a m.—Opening The opera and business session. kin and Larkin for the Scarboro boys and Mrs. L. L. Pillsbury, second. entertainment from "The first; Mrs. G. bright and agreeable 1.30 p. m.—President's address, Robertson and Woodbury for the South Crazy quilt—Mrs. Will, to end. Its well written dia- Sesame of the Church." G. Roberts, seoond. beginning Portlands. Sadie F. Snow, the 2 p. n.—Papers and discussion.—Pa- Knit countespane—Mrs. logue Is humorous and clever; lyrics first. pers: Divine Providence in civil and PULLTNG CONTESTS. West Scarboro, and the music is as first. PARKER of the best sparkling the church as a Croohet—Carrie Libby, $. organization; W. political The first exhibition of was be- CO., and melodious as one could desire. Japan- religious organization; the church that strength Braided rug—Mrs. Benjamin Larrabee, E. Bux- that it is of Divine Providence to establish. tween oxen 7 feet, 6 inches and under, Soarooro, first; Etta D. Collins, ese in construction, the story shows 526 St. § m.—Social at second. BROS. I BANCROFT. 524 and Congress at 8 EASTMAN p. meeting 3019 The ton, and at the “Tea Saturday with a drag weighing pounds 522, the singing dancing girls the Drawn rag rug—Mrs. Leonard Dyer, vestry. result was as follows: Oscar Deoring, House of Ten Thousand Joys” entertain Sunday at 10.30 a. m.—Service and ser- first; Etta D. Collin, second. South first 142 fset; Oscar A. first. visitors over there just as their sisters en- mon; the Rev. Geo. Henry Dole officiat- Buxton, yoke, Honey—F. Sylvester, South second yoke, 115 Jelly—Ella Gilman, first. tertain visitors.in other countries where ing. Beering, Buxton, DISCHARGED AND RE-ARRESTED. serve the warrant and a little while af- 12 m.—Communion service. first Brown bread—Addie Fenderson, first; Dnlike feet; E. S. Libby, Scarboro, yoke, terwards Kecord was arrested on a stronger beverages are supplied. 7.30 m.—Servioe and sermon; the Mrs. Benjamin Larrabee, seoond. again p. 5 E. S, or musical Willard H. 40 feet, inohes; Libby, Soarboro, White bread—Mrs. B. F. Carter, first; new warrant. many of the extravaganzas Rev. Hinkley officiating. Portland, October 7, less, of the association. second 25 feet,5 inches; Henry Mor- Mrs. L. E. Gilman, seoond. comedies there is a pretty and coherent Close yoke, Order He was arraigned before Commissions HBH Preserves—Mrs. J. W. Sawyer, first. Charles D. Record Acquitted By the is rison, Scarboro, 40 feet. and not Bail in story running through play, jwhich M. C. M. A. Butter—Mrs. W. W. Jose, South Bux- Bradley pleaded gnilty. For oxen 7 6 inches and over: of the Court. EXCURSION "A HE Dress Trim- shown in two acts, the first beiDg the feet, ton, first; Mrs. C. L. Robinson, second; the sum of {2,000 was immediately fur- CHEAP SUNDAY At the regular meeting of the Maine Oscar J. 78 10 inches; E. third. ‘‘Tea House of Ten Thousand Joys”; the Leering, feet, Mrs. Clara J. Libby, nished and the man will be held until the OCT. counter association last eve- L. L. OH 9th. 16th, 23ril, 30th, Charitable Mechanic S. 21 7 inches; Henry Morri- OH paintings—Mrs. Pillsbury, Hoorn He Was a mings Fete in the Libby, feet, I Before He Left Ihe Court next criminal term. second, a Chrysanthemum first. FROM ning, the following were electod mem- 23 7 inohes. is its Palaco Gardens. The humor of the son, feet, House Etta'.Gilman, first. Again Arrested on a New Warrant and Judge Webb then excused the jury from showing J. M. Robert B. Lowe, IS. draft plants—Miss situations bers: Lane, Next iu order was the pulling by Best Belle Jordan, further attendance on the court until ^ dialogue and the diverting keep single plant—Miss Admitted to Ball—Elden W. Hanks of POR.TLA3VD new Fall stock of G. Johnson, Walter B. Jackson, Rudolph 2400 less and over weight. Miss Mary Peter- in continual laughter and horses, pounds, Cape Elizabeth, first; Wedesday, November 2, when the Fair- TO the audience seoond. Was Also Admitted to Ball Richner, Bryce M. Edwards, Edward T. In the first Chas. Robinson, Scar, son, Scarboro, Augusta the and melodies evoke class, field Floral company’s case will be heard. Braids, buttons, bright pleasing Louis Best bouquet—Mabel Gilman, | first; and Will Be Sentenced In December. gimps, Burrows, Charles E. Jackson, H. won first and second premiums. the heartiest applause. A most import- boro, Mrs. D. F. Plummer, second. This ends the jury trials for the pres- GORHAM and N. H„ and Schlosberg. In the second class, Frank Scamman was D. W. Clark, Portland, States court but in the BERLIN, garni- ant feature of the entertainment is the Cows—Jerseys. In the United yesterday ent, November, government passamentries The announced the death of B. S second. will have the most important cases on beautiful dress- president first; A. F. Moulton, seoond; H. M. Car- first; Larrabee, the ease of Elden W. Hanks of "Augusta, and Intermediate Stations. tures for a scenery and the Harold hand it has tried in this court for some gowns, superb delightful Abial Carter and Chas. Staples since the fourth. Grade Jorseys—J. Newcomb, orders a tea third, and George Place, with money es. The first scene ter, charged embezzling Leave 8.30 a. m. Return 4.00 p. m. representing received from first. time._ of exclusive last meeting. Letters were A. first. United States malls, and the selection honse is exteremely pretty, but it is out TRACK EVENTS. Jersey Heifers—F. Skillings, from the Rev. Edward P. Wilson, Elias Thomas Hereford—B. S. Larrabee, first. Record of THE LEAGUE AGREES- Hound Fare $1.00. the and rich chrysanthe- o’clock the crowd case of Charles D. Readfield, Trip uulike what shone by lovely About 2 gathered Bulls—Grade Jersey, N. B. Lane, first. styles quite and William Wldgery Thomas, Jr., who was with sending obscene Rates to and from intermediate points at cor- mum blooms in the palaco gardens which around the stand and in it were A. seoond. charged for election to judges' Ayershiro—J. Libby, Will Protect One Another the see thanking the association the mails was considered. Daring responding low rates. elsewhere. harmonize in the most charming manner Addison Buck, Scarboro; L. J. Nichols, Sheep—Geo. W. Carter, first. books through you’ll honorary membership steers—B. S. Larrabee. of the Coming Season. with the dresses of “The Geisha.” The and G. M. Allen's Twq-year-old In the ease of Hanks Augusta, trains All widths of braided stated that Freeport, Hatch, steer—B. S. Larrabee. Regular President Marks arrange- One-year-old of nolo contendere was entered and chorus effects are good and acted as while the Larrn- plea 8.10 a. m.. 1.3& particularly was Mills, who judges, Two trained steers—B. S. run for Lewiston and Auburn ment for the festival progressing pair attorney The National Polo association com- and and is of the class. The held Robert R. Stan- on motion of A. M. Goddard, 4.oo and 6.00 p. m. For Gorham. BerJiu gimps, plain beaded, the singing highest watches were by b8e. _.. The had all a. 1.30 and 6 00 m. Foi favorably. speakers accepted steers—F. A. the man was bound over un- prising olubs in Hartford, Springfield, Island Pond 8.10 m., p. Geisha will at the Jefferson A. Three-year-old Libby, for Hanks, m. appear be furnished wood, South Portland; Frank Stanoth, Montreal and Chicago, 8. 0 a. m., and G.OD p. silk, astrachan bands, and the banquet would by sum of at Providenoe, New Britain, and and a til Deosmber first In the $8000, Bridgeport, For Quebec, 6.00 p. m. Theatre tonight Saturday spec- Scarboro, and J. H. Jenness, Yarmouth. S. Larrabee, first; Mr. J. J. Pooler, Wednesday evening, Matched oxen—B. he will be sentenced. Col. Waterbury,Meridan and New Haven held and white satin will be on was to he horse whloh time black ial matinee given Saturday. October 26th in Gilbert's hall. The people knew there C. F. Hanson, second. Trains leave B Morton of and MrB. a meeting Wednesday atHeubelin’s hotel, Sunday COURSE. from start to finish,for it could not Beef oxen—B. S. Larrabee, first. Charles Augusta for skirts. THE STAR racing C. Hartford. President Burnham of the Toronto and Chicago, folds trimming SAGADAHOC AGRICULTURAL FAIR Working oxen—A. Morrison, first; Hanks, the mother of the man, furnished for Montreal, Quebec, he otherwise when the reins are held by (>.03 m. Lewiston. Auburn, Gorham aud Ber Now is the time to secure seats for the seoond. Maine was invited to be p. F. Hanson, bail. The wife of the man was also pres- league present m. Plain and beaded Passa- The annual fair of the such well-known as Scott C. a. lin, 8.30 a m. and 6.00 p. Course at M. Steinert aurt Son’s. Sagadahoo experts Jordan, Ox team—Oscar Deering, first; and Star ent In court. consider with the national league the ftmintv Agricultural and Horticultural Ramsdell and Ed sat seoond. the Brooke’s band and Miss Sammis, Bnrrett, Byer. They Libby, of an similar to black, white Sybil A. first; Harold The case of Charles D. Record then advisability agreement PORTLAND”LONGSHOREMEN. menteries, societies will be held October 11th, 12th behind the in the first race and Herds—F. Skillings, the course. steppers that which this and the Tccalist, opsn Nercoomb, second. came for on one indictment. existed between At a special meeting of the P. L. S. all at The fair managers when the word wbs Eloise up hearing and colors, is talented and am- and 13th Topsham. “go” given, fancy Mr. Brooke young, TODAY’S PROGRAMME. Record was held on two in- old national league of last season. The B. the officers were elected and the but Riverton soon took Originally S., following the as promise groat races, great display had pole, it, black bitious in highest degree. Young oi books proposition for agreement is based upon widths, The fare from Portland and breaks. ; Besides the usual exniDnions sirengui dictments, one.for sendlng^ohscene for the ensuing year: Fancy he is great sport. Eloise and Mildred making bad he may be, however, undoubtedly base ball there will the and the other for the plan of the national agreement in President—James P. O’Donnell. be as by oxen, game, etc,, through malls, soutache conductor before the return will $1.05. Riverton was in the lead they passed Fields. loops, plaited the greatest public track events: circulars wnich were ciainiea cu base ball. It will benefit!;all concerned Vice President—Johnjfcl. the first half followed by Lucky be these mailing A.MoDon- mnhair hraidc fnr trim— for music to the mass of closely Im- in a Recording Secretary—Joseph presenting great GUIDE CASE TO BE HEARD. m.— or 2.50 olass; bo articles Intended for large degree. and maintained it to the finish. 1 p. Trotting paoing, advertising nell. those who love alike the exquisite charm Roy count ine national in the allotment October 6.—The test case purse $50. moral purposes. On the latter league Financial secretary—unarms u. uauag- Farmington, In the second hear they got off in a 33 $100. wraps, belt buckles of the not too abundant classio and the 2 p. m.—2 class; purlj counsel for the de- of it? material gave out the fol- her. ming of State ts. Elmer Snowman for guiding raoe. George E. Bird, Esq., playing cheerfulness of the air. Lunch, Riverton in the lead with Lucky 3 p. m.— Chariot Treasurer—John J. Collins. rollicking popular in the races. a demurrer which was up- lowing list: enameled and without a license, was called Su- work. In the last half 4 p. m.—Saok and Wheelbarrow fense, filed jeweled. is shown in cf con- Roy doing good Janitor—William Harley. His talent originality held the court and this indictment Hartford—J. Mooney, Woodke, Cotter, preme court today. Snowman’s attorney H. made another bad break. NOTES. by Doctor—James E. Keating. fronts of extraordinary production of Mildred Everett, Casio. J. M Madeup lace, ception, moved that the indictment be quashed on hardest was quashed. Board of Trustees—P. Higgins, to Roy gave Riverton the will leave Monument for New Haven—8006,1 Spencer,': Leyden, Miohae effects which bring light many new Lucky Barges Square the defendant J. Cramor, John L. Sullivan, and chiffon and defectiveness. Justice Strout over- home stretch. On the first indictment Whiting, Lations. beads which is familiar alleged kind of a struggle down the at 10 a. m., and 1 p. m. John Brown, Fred W. beauties even in music the fair grounds certain ad- Meriden—Warner, Mul MoDonough, ruled the motion and the ease was to be Riverton admitted mailing books, Tarrant, Smith, Brown. in introducing novel features It was a close finish, winning The display of poultry in yesterday’s Yokes, shoul- to all, and but court dressed to Rufus of Saco. Malory. jewels. heard this afternoon adjourned, have Joyce or and which keep, his audience by a neck. issue oredited to Cash Bros., should Bridgeport—Menard, Turner, Hough- surprises, account of the of The defense contended that these books Ker- MARRIAGES. der etc. Feather however,on indisposition the third heat Riverton continued as to Geo. W. ton, Williams, Malone or Forbusb, pieces, on the crest of delight, but also In been mentioned belonging not only the until tomorrow. were not obscene and could not be con- win or John Alien. presiding justice at times crowded by Luofcy Roy. his sons. and on the of constant expectancy. In his lead, Cash and Wil- F. Pearson collarettes boas, verge Grover of New Sharon entered strued as obsoene under the statute. The Providence—Cunningham, Pierce, In this cl y, Oct. 0,' by Rev. S. Eugene last half Mildred H. made a break ant these Mr. Brooke has no par- In the liam Whiting, Conway, HelTernan. Elisha Washington Balter, (of 1st. Me. reg.) particulars a of on the of larceny whole case of the government hinged up- botli of Portland. and slides for col- plea guilty charge which sent Roy off his feat. He LITTLE RIGBY FAIR. Waterbury—Roberts, Griffin, Wiley, Miss Mary J. Blancliafd, clasps allel among American conductors Lucky W. Armstrong o only, and the case was nol prossed by on thiB Judge Webb examined Sword, Connelly. In Auburn. Sept. 2R, By#on best soon himself together and down the question. Martha M. Otis ol Auburn His band is composed of the very got ISFECIAI, TO THE PRESS.! not E. Con- LewDton and Miss lars. the attorney for the state. of the books and decided that they were Springfield—Hipson, Mooney, Sept. c. II. Murr of George to all the home stretch made a fine burst speed, Casco, October 0.—The second day of Bartlett, Cashman. In Augusta, 28, musicians throughout, equal but were scientific and nell, town and Miss Eila M. Smith, who had moved obscene, mediyal — dictate. It is DETECTIVE GIVES IT UP. but too late for Riverton, Little fair had an attend- New Britain Russell, McGilvray, 2', Willis Blair of Riob his fancy may Rigby average in He instructed the In Gardiner, Sept. requirements the whole their character. and a tender to be and Miss E. Bertha Tremaine. a nd as as a watch during heats Jean, Doherty goal niond a in all points, Ootober steadily ance, the races were won in straight Theodore R peerless organization Biddeford, 6.— Detective Sa- the jury to bring in a verdict of not guilty. selected. In Booth--ay Harbor. Sept. 21), crossed the wire ahead, taking M. Hall. Eli characteiized a unanimity and energy vllle of who has been at race, In fast time for the classes. Baseball, Poor and Miss Bertha by Boston, working The foreman of the jury consulted with As n result of the negotiations the na- Frederick Reed of Elio heat and race. dol- Ill Dover, sept. 24, ntities of new is North Saco on the mur- best two in three, purse seventy-five Qua that astonishing. Ivory F. Boothby the and announced that the jury tional a committee oi and Miss Alice M. Spread oi Dover. the 2.45 class, there was a field of Lewiston Saccarap- panel league appointed A STRANGER IN NEW YORK. der has finished his In lars, Volunteers, 12; In Oakland, George A. E. Merrifleld and Mia.- mystery, practically off in 0. The summaries: desired to leave the court room and dis- three consisting of Jennings of Hartford, Neckwear, seven horses and they got good pas, Mattie F- made-up Of all the successes that Hoyt and Mc- work there,admitting that the case baffles cuss the matter. Webb told the Parsons of Now Britain and Dee of Wat- Rice._ Lulu W. was withdrawn on ac- 2.35 Class—Trot and Pace—Purse $100. Judgo Kee have written, “A Stranger in New him. It is believed the coroner’s shape. stocks, four-in- jury made at the Gor- jury that if thoy brought in a verdict of erbury, which will meet a similar com- Gc-ATi-iS puffs, one of the of the mark she Hiram Dyer, ^ York” is greatest Very‘tew return a verdict of murder at count Daisy D., gr m, by will the f * he would set it usido as he did not mittee to be appointed within a few day* in fact have left such a favorable impres- ham fair. Jobie nnd John H. had things Mitchell, guilty hands, imperials, strings, of unknown ses- 2l B bands persons at their ch m, 3 consider the books in obscene. from the Maine and adjust tht own way, and the spurts between Molly Wikles, Douglass, question league In this city, Oct, 6, Mary E. Coleman, age- 1 sion next The detective left their Guess b bows of chiffon, Saturday. So, in, Thayer, a The and after 15 minutes of to It will be seen thal 27 big in each heat were at times i3 $3 4 jury retired claims pluyers. yoftis* to follow what them lively. Mattie A., ch m, Antohine, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clocl is not washed? Saco today up may prove consultation returnod. a verdict of not several given in the nationa: [Funeral and W. II. N. occasionally showed b “Bo players Irom her late residence, 282 Fore street. twice-arounas of louton clue to the case. If not successful Rex Coupon, g, Roberts, to be a 6 0 5 are taken from Maine ranks. Tht at the Cathedral of the Imniaeu well, but it was after all a good deal Tosy M., gr m, Chaplin, guilty. league [Services Almost the it is he will do no more up lato Conception at 2.30 o’clock. embroidered, everything—in in this, probable Time—2.33 2.27 3-4. Mr. Bird then moved that his client be Alains league will submit a similar lis beautifully of a procession. Juno Sherman was on 1-4, 2.23, In Knlgl-tvllle, Oct. 5, Robert Campbell, agei 1.- — — case. work on the The distriot an- diilerences which wii 78 i) months. the run most of the time and was set Class—Trot and Pace—Purse $100. discharged. attorney and the appear years Mull and chiffon crea- person— the 2.50 tins Friday afternoon at 2.30 o’clk nounced that he was drawing up another be this committee, and the [Funeral Ihat BODY OF SUICIDE FOUND. buck on this account. Eva W., gr in, by Sea Foam, adjusted by from his late residence. No. 85 Main street. ished. 1 * Record based on the Will start from thal Oct. Wilson S. Rand, aged 6 ; velvet wind* The summaries: Merrow, ! oomplalnt against national .agreement In Standish. 5, tions, collars, October 0—The body of Frank " AITHA Machias, I) blk 3 the above mentioned years 2 months. soap woy, g. Riohards, J charge of sending basis. 29, Mrs. C. Hicks Trott was found in a badly Society Trot or Purse *50. 3 “2 111 Kockand. Sept. Agenda sors and decomposed Class, Pace; Little Glimmer, b g, Stewart, mails and asked ttu* big bayedere wash- ~ circular the 73 yelars. for all and three b 4 through aged condition near East Bay, Perry, Riverton, r g, 1 l 1 Melody, in, Allen, \ Gen. Charles H, Smith, U. S. A., in Sept. 28. Henry J. Ames, age- 1 (Jose), court not to disoharge the respondent un- (re- orriugton. silk bows for Root jack, b g, Hall, c 74 years boys. and cleaning, miles from Trott’s late home, Wednesday Lucky Roy, b g, (Kumsdell), 2 2 2 *} 0!? 0 were at the Joker b 5 til the warrant was drawn up. ;ired), and daughter, Congress lit Winslow, Sept. 2C, Mrs. Sibyl S. Paint since Mildred R., o iu, 3 3 4 JVl., g, Russell, cold morning. Trott has been missing (Jordan), the hotel last Gen. Smith is 82 eeds only b 4 4 3 Time—2.81 1-4, 2.32 1 2.34 1-4. Webb said he oould not hold square night. aged years. been sus- Lady Eloise, in, (IJyer), 2, Judge September 18, and foul play has him on his to visit relatives in the East. or lukewarm 2.34, 2.29 2.29 1-4. man aud told the clerk to discharge way [The funeral of the late Patrick Beattl^wil but there seems no reasonable Time, 1-4, that pected, Only one remedy in the world informed the take place this Friday afternoon at 2 o’olocl : 2.45 in from custody. Mr. Bird street. water. doubt now that he committed suicide as Class, Trot or Pace; Purse $50. wili at once itcliiness of the skiu Hr. Hull's Cough Syrup will stop yom from No. 535 Commercial OWEN, MOORE CO. stop be in the court st. Dominic’s church at 2.3 ) court that Record would cough at once. Take advice and u bottle o [services at be made an to this end a few ! b 1 1 1 any of the body. Doan’s Ointment. buy EEbS & Cl)/>., attempt Jobie, g. (Jordan), part to this reliable medicine tor 25 cts. 8'clock. At 50 ceuts. room when the officers were ready *e’l it 1 kiiad« lphia weeks previous to his disaptea ance. J John II., b g, (Higgins), ,8 2 5 any drug store, TOILET. JTUK SALS, WHISTLER AT WEST POINT. from tho military academy His intellect BISHOP POTTER’S WARNING- MISCKT^AH-ISOCS._MISCELLASEOES. his was was brilliant and ability unques- Forty word* inserted under this head Forty wottls Inserted under this head he was unable to ilx his mind Calculated oae one week for 25 cents, cash In advance. An Interesting Story of the Artist’s Career tioned, but Opposed to Imperialism—Views week for 25 cents, cask in advance. upon mathematical studies whon all he Less Well for the Instruction of Brethren at the Military Academy, Told by for to draw and Hrof. cared was paint. ti'OK KENT—Near Longfellow Square. No. SALE—Carlcton street, near West, first when be Thomas Wilson, U. S. A. in Weir was inconsolable left the Poised. Congress street, consisting of store FOjRclass detached house for two (Retired), with,557 families, THE academy. tenement above. Would rent one or both. good yard room, will be sold at a great bargain ABSOLUTELY BEST! the Rook Buyer, the annua] BENJAMIN 51 1-2 7-1 W. H. Bishop Potter presided over SHAW, Exchange St. by order of mortgagee. WALDRON & ||Y CUBAN COOKERY. CO., 180 Middle St. 7-1 finish and have V J Iu style, fit, durability they no equal. man” in the convention of the Protestant Kplsoopa- 'Three furnished rooms for ladies. X was a “second-class corps A Fernery for 10 Avon St.7-2 whioh began its sesi STOCKINGS sale, Willard, near the a W dioceso of New York, SALE—At seashore, of cadets in when James histler Its and Some For Great of «olors and sizes. 1851, Characteristics Dishes rooms FOR desirable 12 room boarding house and Superiority Unquestioned. variety styles, lengths, sions in Grace church Wednesday. rpo LET—Pleasantly furnished front at very entered the academy at West out wear NO. 2 Derring Place. between 1-2 acre of land, Furniture can be bought very military Which It is Famous. address were of any Inquire short called himself Passages in his annual nine and eleven o'clock in the forenoon. 7-1 low on account of sickness. Ten boarders now Ask to see the new style, 545, French mode!, hip, low bust. Point. He subsequently others two to in house. W. P. CARR, room 5, Oxford Build- national as follows: # Best fitting and most comfortable corset for ONE DOLLAR. James McNeil Whistler. He was then a interest, 5 rooms. 39. Inquire; of W. ing. 7-1 (N. Y. Sun.) X F. to The nation has had much, during the one. g DRESSER, Exchange street. 7-1 slender lad of 16 years, of striking per- So much has been said about the starva- blind and LET—A rent of si* SALE OR to LET—One of the best small had been few months, to intoxicate pleasant, suDny sonal His father tion and the past rooms. No. 6 Atlantic street. Fine FORinvestments ever offered, three new one appearance. of the reconcentrados hunger it It has won an easy victory over an 110 harbor Sold all distin- view, Steam heat. Price $16 a month. Ad- story and a half houses in western part of city; by graduated at W'est Point with of the Cuban that the name of Cuba eifete:and adversary in whioh no Thread army doorepit Double aress or apply to 0. A. SLOaiaN, 125 F'ranklln will pay 17 per cent on the Investment. Terms first-class had of individual heroism, nor guished honors many years before, is not apt to awaken in the Ameilcan splendors st.. City._ e-tf easy. One tenement to let. W, P. CARR, of naval shill—and in these wo room 135 Middle. 7-1 dealers. become an officer of the corps of engi- mind triumphs klTOKE TO LET—In Freeport, Me., store 5, epicurean visions of dainty dishes. a to blind may indulge just pride—ought O suitable for millinery anu or United States and had re- It that fancy goods neers, army, should be otherwise, What is really our eyes to the fact we have had a barber shop in Warren block, second door SALE—Fine bred and elegantly marked ohief a foe. Wean^ from FORSt Bernards, Bull Terriers and Pug pup- signed from the army to become the incomprehensible to who have very easy task against very feeble ^Double post office, plate glass window. JOHN us and we will furnish people For further information of J. A. If dealer can't supply you, write you through Rus- And with unexpected fruits of vic- Ask our Portland agents, T. OXNARD. Freeport, pies. enquire your of civil engineers under the czar of lived in Cuba, notwithstanding the only now, Ale._5.1 CLARITY, U. S. Hotel. 7-1 in our hands, what, men are asking LET—Down stairs rent at 15 Beckett the nearest dealer. sia. He built of the railroads of tory many too stern is that death from star- to do with them? A. F. HILL & CO. TO street, 8 rooms, first class repair, furnace reality, are we going BOR street, 2 storied house, 8 that Whistler’s mother vation the Johnson heat, newly painted, pleasant and sunny; SALE—Emery empire. Young should be possible in a country so rather, solemn question is, about Shawknit Stockings, rooms ahd in ample Nay, also home by itself of 6 rooms, newly painted, bath, perfect repair, was Miss Winans of a are they going to do with us? and Shirts. sell hot and cold water, with all modern con- Baltimore, daugh- richly endowed by nature. what Upon Pants Petersburg They sun all day. looks out over the harbor, heat, wild course of si-called honest at 500 a W. H. WALDRON ter of one of the oldest and most distin- The Cubans what imperialism honest goods at prices, very convenient. L. H. TOBIE, Portland, veniences; good bargain. in normal times live well, & 180 Middle St.7-1 are they going to launch a people, many St. Pier.5-1 CO., families of It was Congress __ guished Maryland. perhaps too well; they are gourmets, and, of whom are dizzy already with the dream LET—A sunny down stairs lent, 6 rooms, SALE—Nine acres of land m Deering on said that the artist was born at St. Pet- as a are on and who to re- people, lavishly extravagant of colonial gains, expect TO all in good repair; large pantry, good yard, FORline of electric cars, one mile from Monu- in distant islands some such history MAINE TOWNS. shed suitable for small fam- ment a ersburg. their tabie. The inner man is catered to peat ample room; just Square, in full view of Portland; large as our conquered enemy wrote long ago lty; terms reasonable to right party. For par- part of it is first class for lots and will It was his or to the building during fourth, “plebe” in preference outer. It seems al- in blood and plunder in her colonies here ticulars inquire of N. WATERHOUSE, at East- bear examination. W. H. WALDRON St CO., q xO 2&emi of Interest Gathered Govnb or THE HOME, as it is and the oadet if the sun by man Bros., at house No. 7 Russell street. 180 Middle St, 7-1 MISCELLANEOUS. year, called, during most as tropical created a crav- and in South America. We have, indeed, encampment, that Whistler’s skill as a for food with which to balance the our Congress to direct this race for em- pendente of the Free*. 6-l_ ing O LET—Two furnished front BLACKSMITH—Horse-shoeing and Jobbing heed and our and pleasantly " Forty word, inserted under this THE GIRLS’ ALLOWANCE. first attracted the pire, gaunt physically business for sale, doing good bmines9, 2 advance. draughtsman general losses occasioned by extreme heat. rooms with gas. hot water heat and bath one week for 25 cents, cssh in wrecked sons and brothers by tens o( men and Good reasons for will YARMOUTH. room at 93 PARK the helper. selling; be she notioe. He was fond of making Meals as are in NORTH privileges, ST., opposite sell ior “Every self-respecting woman, pen-and- arejserved they Europe, thousands at home to show us how ithey Sherwood. 5-1 cheap cash. Apply to J. H * of real es- MACDONALD. 10 Stone St. Ma99. 7-1 ONEY TO LOAN on mortgages or has a natural and intense ink sketches on on the flaps on the Continent—that is, coffee or chooo- will do it I At such a time as never East North Oct. 6.—Mr. an Beverly, Hf maid wife, camp-stools, Yarmouth, LET—Whole rear C6 Js. late, houses, and house lots at 5 and G per the church of God la oalled house, 7 rooms, Que- of the and some beautiful rolls in the a before, upon, of N. re- cent For sale, real estate, Farms, timber dislike to ask her father or husband for tents, very late and morning, substan- Mrs. Ervin Tuttle Gorham, H., TO bec St., rent $9.00. Apply A. C. LIBBY & SALE—Drug store known as Pearl in the und by every agenoy at her 1-2 lands and suburban collected heads decorated these unconventional can- at and pulpit CO., 42 Exchange St. 5-1 FORStreet Pharmacy, Custom House. property.[lRents every penny she needs,” says Edward tial breakfast noon, dinner in the command, to the words of truth oently visited relatives here. opposite and care of property. Thorough acquaintance speak Is a first class location and doing a good bu«i- in the Ladies’ Home Journnl. and he make afternoons are have re- O eET—A very desirable flat 01 seven rooms; of having had 26 Box, vases, would occasionally evening. As the long and and soberness, and of righteous- Mr. Frank E. Lary and family ness. to D. F. Franklin of the value property the fact hot water, bath and steam heat. Apply MURDOCK, in the ousiness. N. S. GAR- “Nor is the feeling lessened by in the is and a to oomt Inquire years’ experience pen-and-ink drawings “autograph hot, some cooling drink generally taken ness, temperance judgment turned from N. H. cor. or of that the can be had for the Milan, 924 Congress St., Gilman, SOUTH- street.__I'1 DINER, 17G 1-2 Middle money asking —a judgment for nations as well as in- street._7-1 albums” which it was the oustom at that at about 3 o’clock. Mr. John L. of New York, WORTH BROS., 105 Middle St. 4-1 39 and is always given ungrudgingly. It is dividuals, till is sobered and Humphrey BOR SALE—House William St., Peering desire to inform our friends, the impetuosity A- 8 finished rooms front the which women dislike. They time for cadets to keep. The chief defect of the Cuban diet is an is Mr. C. L. Dunn. LET—Store corner and containing with ladies oi Portland and that we are asking chastened; and until a papple in peril of visiting Congress Gilman CARD—We vicinity, in new and back halls, papered and painted all also recoil from it. and men ought to in and an sea cun TO Sts., block; price moderate; fitted to do children’s dressmaking, justly The instructor drawing painting excessive consumption of meat and rioh being wrecked upon untried The North Yarmouth base ball club cemented cellar and a prepared It with all modern conveniences. on through, furnace, lar$* plain sewing. We solicit your patrouage and understand it better than they do. be made to pause and think. The things Inquire with assorted fruit to be sOld at the military academy, dtiriDg Whist- sauces but this fault, like most others, is defeated the North Freeports at Pownal, or of SOUTH WORTH 105 garden trees; will endeavor to please. MRS. EDWARDS, should be said that the husband who re- alike premises, BROS., if is made soon. 6-2 that this community and this nation St. 4-1 cheap, application 119 Pearl street.7-1 ler’s was Prof. Robert who an from which colon- This was the third Middle MRS. SMITH, fuses to give his wife a regular allowance stay, Weir, inheritance Spain, need are not more Saturday 13 to 10. supremely territory, sets secoud hand team har- UUU a series of them between these is becoming the exception. But CAVsljU tuv I'VUUl JJJVIU1V iVtUliUU ized the island and laid the foundation of avenues of trade more for game in ENTS TO LET-190 8 rooms, 236 HI ONEY TO LOAN on first and second roort- rapidly more places High HARNESSES—3nesses, 2 sets harnesses. JAMES there are still too fathers who with- the North Yarmouth winning the Brackett 6 rooms, 40 Wilmot 6 rooms. 114 barge ill gages ou real estate at as low rate of in- many of the building at its ns England did of the place-hunters, more pensions for idlers, clubs; G. McGLAUFLIX, 56 Preble street, head of capitol Washington cookery, just lirst 15 to and the North the Oxford 6 rooms, 13 Bramhall 7 rooms, 171 Clark terest as can be obtained in Portland. Also hold an allowance from their daughters. more races to prey upon—but a 0, Freeports Portland street. 0-1 known as “The Departure of the Pil- American cookery. fhe Spanish cuisine subjeot 8 rooms, and many others. Particulars Heal loans made on stocks, bonds, personal property If it be true that tho average girl has no dawning consciousness of what, in indi- second 21 to 20. securities. of A. C. was received here Estate office. First National Bank Building, or any other good Inquire idea of the value of money, how will she grims,” for which the government paid is strong and repulsive to Amerioan pal- and in national nre a The sad news reoently 1-2 St. oct5-4 vidual life, people’e FREDERICK S. VAILL,4-1 SALE—If you want a beautiful home in LIBBY & CO., 42 Exchange a of its worth him the death of Mr. Prentiss ever gain bettor knowledge 810,000. ates—reeking with on, garno, onions ana indispensable moral foundations, those announcing FORDeering and want to save from $200 to $500 are a former resi- LET—At Woodfords, corner of Forest unless sbe Is given the opportunity? Our The models which cadets required great forces on which alone men Lobdell of Chelsea, Mass., by buying this Tall, call and see what we can negotiated-wo have rsd These ingredients are by no spiritual TO Ave. and Clifton st„ lower rent of 8 rooms must in money to copy when they first enter the drawing pepper. dent of Pownal, and well known in this offer you. We have every deseribable kind of funds of clients to invest in first mort- girls be„educated matters, or nations are built I with bath room, and shed; furnace Mortgages are are means to bo but should not death was the result of a se- pantry suburban property end you what- on real estate security at 5 par cent in- ana there is no surer method than by class at West Point what known despised, they these men and and town. His hot water and give gages For forces, brethren, heat, electric lights, in pantry ever want. vflrfl fl/sAin All Adeline A 1 you We have lots all terest. Parties desiring loans can obtain them money of their own to as “topographical conventional signs.” be abused and In tbe Cuban kitchen does the ohuroh of God shook sustained a few davs nrevlous. Alootpln giving they for nothing less, over aim can luuatiou at the Real Estate Office son and peering give yuu any you same by applying a weekly or monthly al- They illustrate the mode of depicting us see to it that we think oi A widow and five children—a FREDERICK spend; regular aro with moderation. stand. Let riiO LET—Rooms, furnished or unfurnished desire. Our houses are new and modern and First National Bank building, cover with and the various employed him. The lowance given them to certain reg- pen ink, topgraphi- ourselves with the that may four daughters—survive sym- A or en steam heat, use our are and terms to suit l et S. The markets of Havana are well humanity single suite; gas and prices right you. VAILL.4d_ cal features of a such as water, sup- his friends in this we ulated expensea It is only natural that oountry, well become us; but let us see to it, no pathy of many vicinity of bath. No. 776 CONGRESS ST.4-l_ us show you what have. It will co»t y#u at the start a will hills, trees, cultivated ground, etc. In a with eggs and the poultry, which is is extended to the bereaved family. DALTON & CO., 53 Exchange St. WHAT’S THAT? girl spend foolishly. plied less, that we reoognize in the august FOR RENT—26 Arsenal street H nothing. MURDER, the much shorter time Mrs. Pearl Mars ton of was a H To meet this inevitable experience than.seemed possible corn-fed, are excellent; the fish from the of in season and out of Portland, HOUSE8rooms, bath, steam heat; 10 Lewis near Alarm Clocks. 95c to powers which, One of McKenney’s amount of the allowance should be ac- Whistler had finished the copy of the in at Mrs. Sarah Lobdell Sunday. Pine 10 also 219 Gulf of Mexico are renowned for their ssason, the church of God is put trust, guest rooms, large sunujr yard; XlOE SALE—Handsome Queen Anne cottage $3.00. Warranted to wake the dead. Mora his work was Mrs. " After a while, how- model given to him, and one force that can alone Sooioble at Mr. and Bradford Brackett 11 rooms, bath, steam heat: at cm land, clock than all the other dealers combined. cordingly regulated. that supreme special Woodfords, high best locality, to the most far the model flavor, and, not being kept on ice, are Ootober 7. Inducements to desirable tenants. Particulars near McKENNEY, the Jeweler, Monument Square. ever, when she gets aocustomed exquisite, surpassing purify and enlighten and regenerate the Dodge’s Friday evening, street cars, church and schdol, oemented itself in and of execution. P. Cleaves and who real estate office. First National Bank Building, rooms, re- handling of money, she will learn its acouracy beauty superior to those to be had in New York. soul of man or the fabric of human so- Rev. C. family cellar, sewer, Sebago, large perfect sep28dtf FREDERICK 3. VAILL.4-1 of better and be more in Prof. Weir then brought from the picturo a have been at Mr. James Law- pair, very central, only $2300; godd lot land; value judicious American are better, but there ciety 1 With such a trust, in such time, visiting a vegetables Lake with or w.thout A only $500 dotfn, balance easy; rare chance. WEDDING RINCS. spending it. To give a girl an allowance gallery large painting containing many how vigilant, how fearless, how faithful rence’s, returned to Sebago last LET—Rooms board. and to is muoh to choose from in Cuba, and TO widow having a few vacancies in her DALTON A CO., 53 Exchange St 5-1 All is not a but her To with- directed Whistler prepare his to our week. One hundred of them to select from. privilege, right. figures, to God, to truth, fellow-men, and situated all In 14 and 18 hold it Is to her a serious and a board with drawing paper, and copy fruit abounds in great variety. Miss Lucinda M. Lawrence has gone to pleasant oonv»niently private styles, all weights, prices 10, wr„ng, we ought to be! May he make us so ty boarding house, will make moderate terms, T^OE SALE—New house of 9 rooms, dlreotly and best stock of rings is an to the man whom this upon it with pen and ink. Woodfords. * Kt. Gold. Largest likewise injustice picture Wealthy Cubans copy their menus after the power of the Holy Ghost 1 location near Monument Sq, house heated by on electric car line In Deering, only one In the city. A thousand of them. McKENNEY, she and whose money she Whistler was very near-sighted, and in Mrs. A. L. Dunn is attending the A. H. VV. minute from three different electric lines, faces may marry tbe set France. the I began this address by invoking upon furnace. MRS. MELVILLE, 1 Elm-' the Jeweler. Monument Square. june7dtf W'ith to he would first fix his pattern by Among chorus rehearsals at Portland in off Elm near Cumberland. land, two win- will be intrusted spend wisely. making drawings you the apostolic blessing of peaoe. I prepara- wood Place, St., west, high bath, plumbing, bay and near a olasses are found a number of a superb wlU be Astrologer Seer—Life's She should have experience before she eyes portion of the model, and middle cannot conclude it without tion for the Maine Festival conoerts at dows, very sunny, home; paint- UP-TO-DATE lifting your ___4-1 ed and to suit Price U mysteries, business prospects, personal, and that then to it his Portland next week. AND RKNTS-Frederlck S. Vaill papered purchaser. $2800, reaches that point, experience prooeed copy npon drawing purely creole dishes, the most character- for a moment to a wider horizon balance home. love and ail the affairs of life truthfully re- thoughts of only $800 down, easy; ideal can oome to her from her father in board. He never drew any outline of the ciroumferenoe Mr. Henry E. Skillin is having his HOUSEShas the largest list desirable bouses and one question answer for only istic of which is tbe an evolution than our own; that larger DALTON & CO., 53 Exchange St. 5-1 vealed, only 20c.; 10c; his work he was He seemed to work ajiaco, with steam ents fo: sale and to let of any real estate office Send hirtli date and an allowance of her own while she is copying. that hinds us in one family with all the house litted heating appar- 3 for 26c: horoscope $1.00. instance die- of the olla podrida. Tbe Spanish in His specialty is negotiating mort- XiOB SALE—Elegant new house ot 9 rooms on N. Y. B. 102. in his home.” at random, and in this he Spanish nations of the world. From one of them atus. Portland. sex. PROF. C. MAC. Danby, daughter collecting rents and general care of A Deering Highlands, (Glenwood Ave. mear one of his favorite tricks whioh estimate of this is shown by Mr. E T. Clifford of is the gages, sep!5-4 LACE AND LINEN. pi tyed preparation has lately come a message so strange, so Winthrop, property. Particulars Real Estate Office, streetcars; house is finely finished in cypress LAUNDERING was to draw first, say, a face from the of Mr. James Lawrenoe. UFANTED—I am now ready to buy all kinds the adage, ‘‘After God, the olla!” It is unxepeoted, and above all, so profoundly guest First National Bank Building.4^1 and hard pine.papered throughout.opun plumb- then a then the are a * » OI cast OU lauies gcuts auu urnuucu 3 A teacher of laoe that model, foot, body, skip- that it does not seem to Messrs. Dunn Brothers, erecting ing, electrio lights and bells, fireplace, heated making says a kind of soup or stew into whose compo- significant, easy RENT—A small house with stable at- I more than any purchaser in ping from one part of the picture to an- or its Wind mill to force water into their build- throughout, laundry, cement walk, in fact a clothing. pay lace or embroidered enters a little of To exaggerate either its importance FORtached. pleasantly located in Western part Send letters to MR. or MRS. Ds when centerpieces without sition everything model, modern home at a reasonable price and the city. other, apparently keeping any timeliness. I am speaking, of course, of ings. of the city, will be let lumlshed or unfurnished; 76 Middle St.28-5 or are to be laundered should make it you require beef, veal, ham, salt on terms. DALTON & CO. 53 G ROOT. doiieys they relation of the But when the pic- Mr. Lobdell, Mrs. Elizabeth the owner desires to retain one room and board easy Exchange parts. the recent ukase of the emperor of Russia Joseph St24-1 f m want of trunks ture was all the seemed pork, sausage (chorizo), onions, garlic, Horace Lobdell and Miss with the Address Press office. YvaNTED—All persons do wasneu wun wnite soap oi line quali- completed parts a conference of the great powers Lobdell, Mr. family. B, bay leaves, cloves, cumin, wild marjoram proposing 3-1 YY and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS, to fit in like a mosaic. And it Jessie the remains SALE—New bouse, corner of rinsed well, and sometimes a of together to consider the subject of international Lobdell, accompanied Deering 663 street, one door above Shaw’s ty, drop of work. This potatoes, cabbage, carrots, turnips, pars- to FOBAvenue and Fessen- Congress wus a complicated piece disarmament. I am not at ail unmindful of Mr. Prentiss Lobdell Portland Mon- tenement 28 William St, opposite as we manufacture our blueing added to the water. Have ready beans and boiled LET—Upper Orescent St., 7 grocery store, goods remarkable Wbisler was in ley, string garbanzos—all to Boston rjlOl den Park. 9 rooms, finely arranged, architect’s bottom some water in which a little rice has been copy by placod let me say, of the whioh this day, returning Tuesday night. rooms, hot and cold water, bath, open fire- and can therefore give prices. t reception built by Hie uay and modern in every We frame the picture gallery at West Point ogether. has met at the rent (.18.00. a. C. LIBBY & plans, Trunks repaired. Open evenings. boiled and which has been strained; use A word about tbe It is known memorable proposition place: Apply CO., has conveniences such as Prof. Weir’s assistant in the drawing garbanzo. RAYMOND. 4212 Exchange St 1-1 way; laundry, this for a staroh water and it will make as the chick and is the hands of foreign diplomatists and native fireplace, hot water heat, hard wood floors, pictures._1D3 was in the South pea class, one Lieut. S-, apparently I am as lit le unaware Oot. 5th.—Mr. and Mrs. electric 'and etc lot TlfONEY LOANED on first and second mort- the linen appear like new, without hav- garin of Spain and the home of pro-imperialists. Raymond, LET— l.ower rent at No, 93, also upper lights bells, open plumbing, ; of Whistlers’ talent, and of the typical are friends at Ban- 'flO is 75 ft. wide on Deering Ave. Price and terms al gages, real estate, life insurance policies, ing the paper-like stiffness of common jealous the bull is called the “land of tbe of the gentle and often kindly scepticism John Hayden visiting A rent at 91 Oxford St., 6 rooms each, in hrst collateral value the to place upon fighter to suit purchaser. & CO., 53 Ex- notes, bonds ami good security. staroh. Put the embroidery face down professor appeared As for tbe it is with which it has been greeted by many gor. class condition; rent reasonable. Call at No. JDALTON Notes rate of interest 5 per cent a his work. On one occasion Whistler was garbanzos.” ajiaco. pre- 28 R. DYER. change St.24-tf discounted; on several thicknesses of a cloth clever and acute minds in both hemis- Mr. Henry L. Forham and family are Boyd Su Ring right hand bell. to W. cloth, lay pared much in the same way as its Iberian year and upwards, according security. in water-colors from a picture to all nation- a Will be absent *1-1 over and iron until it occa- painting with beef and or pheres, whose attitude great enjoying pleasure trip. XiGit SALE—At Deering Center’avery [pleas- p. CARR, room 5, second floor, Oxford Build- dry, liting the interior of a ancestor pork, chicken, to or into If representing cathedral, al has come to be one ."of good- about a week. rro LET—A furnished house in the western autly situated bouse with stable, nearly ing, 185 Middle street. 134 sionally pick pull shape. about. but instead of the Northern vegetables, questions with monks and nuns scattered natured and whose Mr. Bert Harmon has secured employ- A of the for the winter. at new, hot and cold water, bath, cemented cellar, any portion becomes dry before it is tropicul ones are susbtitnted, green and cynicism, philosophy part city Apply Behind the tonsured head of one of the Portland. room Y. M. C. A. excellent heater, ready for oecupancv; extra WANTED—AGENTS. smooth lay a wet cloth over it and press sweet of life is summed up in Carlyle’s axiom ment in 23, building.sep28tf monks Whistler had a shadow ripe plantains, potatoes, yams, lot with this place: price $28C0. AUSTIN’S until and this will remove all painted that brute force is the master of .the Mr. Harry L. Harmon hav- a dry, in his rounds of yucca, raalaugas, hard squash or oalabab, LET—At 153 Cumberland street, first AGENCY, Peering Center.5-1 to sell our Xmas Lieut. S-, making three weeks in this vicin- with cut-price books; wrinkles.,or roughness. corn and seasoned world. ing spont neatly 110 class upper rent of eight rooms, hath AGENTS book, sl.50 books, examination of the work of the students, tomatoes, sparingly 60c book. 150; (1 28c; Embroidered linen when soiled may with kitchen herbs. Although For myself, I do net believe that axiom; ity has returned to Massachusets. tub and hot water connections, also hot water SALE—Carriage factory, established 60c; book, 75; credit given, freight paid, at Whistler’s and very entirely heat. in fine condition and to FOP. Wish to retire from a $2.50 also be made to look as as new if paused seat, said, and I think that a Christian ought to Everything up 01872. business; good free EEKGUSON PUB. 325 Vine good different from anything eaten here, the Mrs. Davis has to Port- Fore outfit CO., audibly:— to it. Nor do I believe Augusta gone date. Apply to TRUE BROS., 394 street, chance here for a live man. There is no mis- 31 the following precautions are used; Make and its as a be ashamed believe 8 ., Cincinnati, O. “Your in ajiaco, especially broth, is, land. foot of Exchange street. aug2dtf lake about this as there is a good business here a suds of warm water and and white work, sir,’is;faulty principle. that, because some people have dismissed good ? rule relished by Americans. from this are attend all the year round in all its branches. A. B. What is the meaning of the shadow of Russia as Many village ing 11AEE HELP WANTED. soap. Do not on any acoount use a com- Rice is a article of food In the present young sovereign is in PaLMEB, Malden, Mass. 4-1 There is none in the model, and you staple Cuba, the Casco Fair which progress at mon yellow soap, as it would run the Is consumed in immense a dreamer and a visionary, you and I are WANTED. should know better, for by no principle where It quanti- Little Kigby Park, this week. man here and another colors. Kinse the articles in warm is called upon to dismiss his remarkable ut- DOB SALE—Stoves and Carpets. Twenty- TJvtANTED—Reliable clear, could he ses; in fact, no meal complete without Mr. Charles Jordan and family of * »* of light and shade any shadow us of serious consider!! Forty words Inserted under this head five good coal and wood stoves from SI.00 outside to open small office and handle water, place faoe downwards on two or and it is served as invariably as brad terance unworthy there. there is to oast it.” It, Bridgton are visiting relatives in the one week for 2.4 cents, cash in advance. to $10 fifty carpets at ten cents a yard to my goods. Position permanent to honest work- three thicknesses of and iron till Why, nothing Is tion. This world has forever been divided gna flannel, or potatoes. The rice boiled and cents a at private sales at rooms of ers. and references. A. T. MORRIS, Without saying a word Whistlsr filled dreamers and the village. fifty yard Stamp so that each will stand between the praotica), thoroughly dry. one it he steamed, grain Mr. who has been on best Beef F. O. BAILEY & CO., 40 Exchange Street. care this paper.7-1 his brush, and with sweep of men who have seen visions Eugene Hayden Liebig’s Extract. apart irom its neighbors. This would be people—“the sick list is now better. WANTED—TheBurnham Brand, is one of best. Burn- 3-1 tl and of HOW TO CHECK BLEEDING. threw a cowl over tne head of the monk. herd that has at the vis- the ANTED—A young man, strong good breakfast in a of and the laughed ham’s and none better. «* a representative family Mr, Knight, Mrs. M. E. Beef, Wine Iron, Jelly- v size, about 18 years old. One having good He had painted the shadow first, Lieut. Hut sooner or lat- Benjamin SALE OK TO LET—Two storyhouseand It that an accident midde class: ion andjthe visionary.’’ con for a desert is fine; for sale by druggists 1,rOH habits and who to obey orders. KING frequently happens S-walked without a tbe Gould, Mrs. Mabel Kuight and sister Miss lot of 5000 feet of laud. at 210 B expeots quietly away er, ouce and again, all round the world, aud grocers. Trade supplied by jobbers in Inquire MANF.CO., 148 Middle St.7-1 takes place when medical help cannot be word. Ajiaco. Alice Trafton of Portland have been stop- STBEET, City.3-2 Fried with tomato some such dreamer has struok a great Portland, Bangor and Rockland.6-1 HELP WANTED—Government Posi- if West Point cadets then took their meals eggs, sauce, ping a few days in the plaoe. summoned immediately, and one Boiled rice. Picadillo note, the clear and penetrating resonanoe SALE—All the popular sheet music, MALEtions. Don’t prepare for any civil service in one mess. Graduates of many (hash.) \\r ANTED—Don’t some one want a steno- FOBSousa’s at one-haif do a life be or general of which has waked and rotisd thenations. CUMBERLAND. marches, etc, discouut; cur knows what to may saved, Fried green and ripe. "» and for a few hours examinations without seeing illustrated years ago will recall a hoarding-house plantains, graplier typewriter music books, instruction books, auu a great va- in escabeche. Most opportune is it, I think, that, in each or or would some one let me of- catalogue of information. Sent free. COLUM- at least the loss of much blood. Fish Cumberland Centre, Oct. 6.—The day week, of 10 centlsbeet music su- there conducted by one Mrs. Thompson, a nation riety just received; BIAN CORRESPONDENCE Tenderloin steak and the ear of already dizzy with the of North Cumberland Local fice room for working for them and let me take for all instruments of COLLEGE, One may tell by the way the blood known to cadets as “Mam- potatoes. meeting the perior strings everj des- 1-1 and familiarly dream of what it achieve oju In work? Have a typewriter. Address, M.S., Washington, D. flows whether or not an has been Lettuce salad. may by Union of Y P. S. C. E. met with the cription for sale by HAWES’, 414 Congress St. C._ artery mie's.” Mrs. Thompson, then an aged cara Portland Press. 6-1 Guava and fresh cheese. quests through force of arms, there should last afternoon and Dally 1-2 severed. If there is a steady flow only a more than 90 was the paste local Tuesday woman of years sound that strong, temperate, and most society AND FOUND. vein has been if the blood comes in Fruit. in the absence of the president kind of LOST cnt; mother of Col. Thompson, United States reasoned evening, ANTED—Plain sewing or any fancy SALE—An attractive cottage with lot Coffee cogently message which rings was called to order the \*r*» spurts with the beating of the heart, then an oliioer who had been killed by the meeting by work to do at home by an experienced FOEsituated on the highest part of city of army, through the ukase of the emperor ot Rus- local The 8. a more serious oase is at hand—an artery Dades’ massacre in Escabeche is bonito fried president of the sooiety. devo- seamtress who has ail her time. Address, Deering; near electrics; 7 rooms and bath, fur- 28, Maltese cat with white the Indians in fish, preferably sia. It Is au unanswerable indictment of In a case of tional exerolses were oonduoted Rev. A. M., care Portland Press. 6-1 nace, stone wash trays, arrangement LOST—Septemberbreast and paws. Return to 116 WINTER has been severed. this kind Florida. She had three maiden in slices and laid several hours before be- by compact daugh- the enormous folly and essential madness followed of rooms; good sized barn. BENJAMIN ST. and receive reward.74 treatment should be used. Kate Mar- served in a sauce made of half a F. E. Freese of West Falmouth, prompt ters—the Misses Amelia, and ing pint of the International rues for increased ar- room and board for SHAW, 511-2 Exchange St. 1-1 If the wound Is on an arm or the in- an address of welcome by the pastor of leg, garet-long since gone to their rest, all of of vinegar, in whioh the following and and by WANTED—Furnishedwinter in western part of city. Gentle- Sunday. Sept 25. a gold stick pin of maments—ships forts, men, piled the looal after which the follow- 6-1 suppressing of the flow blood is not so them. As a means of this have been boiled for a few min- church; man, wife aud one child. Box 937, city, SALE—The Fairbanks LOST—Onwith blue enamel forget-me-not; finder will support family gredients up in ever greatening proportions, until mandolins and as a Three or four a a ing intoresting papers were read, the FOE a favor the same to 51 difficult, tight bandage may easily was conduct a small board- utes: doves, bay leaf, of a nation’s re- guitars excel. Examine them at HAWES’ confer by returning permitted.to at last the utmost limit Endeavor: ANTED— Maine for 31 be plaoed here; put the bandage or doth, for where of a kernel of garlic, a sliced general topic being Christian State Registers 1825, music store. 414 Congress St.; a large number Spruoe 8L ing-house cadets, they might pinch thyme, sources in men and money has been lor or The Local Evan- ’27, ’30; Portland City Directories of music books received; also a flue handkerohief, whatever you may have take their meals. Since the house was onion, a half teaspoonful of coloring pep- First, society—“Doing just Boston reached; the last man has been dragged 1841,’44; Maiue school books printed prior to musical for at hand between the wound and the three pood salad oil gelistic Work.” written by Sophie Ste- alto and Cloos flute sale. 1-2 75c. small, they could entertain but twelve, per, tablespoonfuls from bis family: the last shekel has been 1800. Will pay cash. H. W. BRTANT, Book- MAINSPRINCS, that if the wound is below the a few olives and It is vens of New Gloucester and read by Rev. heart; is, and it was a Great nrlvilese to obtain a and capers, pickles. borrowed from reluctant creditors, and seller and Antiquary, 223 Middle St, Portland. 3al£i—rtanges ana parlor stoves, we Mr. of **Ipuit The best American made the tie the above the wen nn that Mainsprings, by knee, bandage tight seat at .“Mammle’s” table, for at that eaten coJd, and will Keep, covered in 1_. ..mnlnn wninilvlin nvalrno Ifa uti 1 rl Noyes plaoe. 4-1 have several second hand ranges and par- and Waltham Warranted as a ounuui ror Elgin companies. wound toward the knee, then insert a board were luxuries unobtainable at the a stone jar, for weeks. iooeouu, framing lor stoves that will be sold low. Also chamber for one the Jeweler at length Into irredeemable bank- WANTED—Case of bail that R-I-P-A-N-S year. McKENNEY, stiok between the wound and the band- con chicken with is plunge Christian Aotivity—(a) “What Ends are health sets, dining tables, parlor furniture and all '< mess, and very dear to the palate Arroz polio, rice, And this is called “statesman- will not benefit. Sends chemical Monument Square. mar!9dtf general ruptcy. cents to Blpans kinds of household cash or instalments. age. and twist the bandage tight until a Whistler in another famous dish. There is a restau- to be Sought,” written by Mrs. H. B. goods; of a growing lad. succeeded and “the wisdom of diplomacy,” as Co.,New York,for 10samples and 1,000 testimonials. ROOM Middle street. 23-2 noticeable check of the blood has Havana whose owner has made ship” Jones of Huuth Freeport, read by Mrs. F. 5,185 flowing finding a place there. The ladies were rant near the visionary dreams of an Im- been a fortune against W. Davis of Cumberland; “Who are produced. martinets a and by (b) — exoeeding punotlllous—quite reputation preparing sentimentalism! For myself, it WAJfTkP SIXIIA rtus «. If the wound to be in a is the In a large aginative the Teaoljers and What are Thoir Meth- MARRY NELLIE, HORSES WINTERED happens plaoe in their requirements of courtesy—and it Here recipe: sauoepan is Letter described in those very recent ME, a oevioe nor oe Harriet W. Murr, Yarmouth. wnere sucn may resorted the least and most Infraction some lard, or, jf you prefer, half a ods,” words Inserted under this head And I will buy you such a pretty Kmg at At mv farm nearly opposite Riverton Park— involuntary place words of a singularly clear, hard-headed, “Relation to the Forty then about the wound the Un- olive an onion Third, Broader Work 25 cash McKenuey's. A thousand solid gold Rings, across the bridge—ana two minutes’ walk to, press of their rules resulted in the offender’s cup of good Oil, chopped and acute English statesman, whom no one week fee cent*, In advance. until touch a whioh seems kernels of of the Churches, written by Clarence E. Diamonds, Cpal-Pearls, Rubies, Emeralds ami Justrom electrics, which run every fifteen min- gers yon place to leave. fine and two garlic. When of or a being unceremoniously requested bodv will accuse being visionary Woodman of and read all other precious stones. and utes. new and warm barn with best of to check the flow of blood, then up are brown, in a fcfresh, tender Freeport, by Carrie Ilf widow wishes Engagement Large keep Whistler had somehow incurred their dis- these put dreamer, I mean Sir William Vernon ANTED—An elderly lady (48) Rings a stock In fine water. Terms F. WlRon of Cumberland Center. » * Wedding speciauj. Largest care, feed and spring very this pressure until holp can be seoured, and when he next came to din- chicken, out into pieces, and a quarter of the engagement as housekeeper to a gentleman Monument on or pleasure, Harcov.it, who pronounced present city. McKENNEY, The Jeweler, reaaonable. Apply the premises, address and the seveied tied. in dice. Allow this to Fourth, “Making it an Efficient Pas- or delicate where the work Is light, small artery ner he found a note informing him that a pound of aboun of the of the world lady, Square.mar-Sdtt JOSEPH FtEED, rivalry great powers tor’s Aid.” North Yar- accepted, country preferred, refer- For superficial wounds that bleed in need not come This was a take a nice golden color, add 1 pepper and George Hiycs, salary good ootleod2w* Pride’s Corner, Me. he again. In the matter of ships and men as simply ences. MRS. 1 Elmwood Elm more than one, or in one or half a mouth. HOPE, Place, SALE OR LEASE-A lot of land at the places plaoe a blow. So he hisiwits to work, salt, stir large tomatoes, can, if great put “insensate folly !” Loca 1 Union. 8t., Portland.6 1 FORWest End, corner Forest and Congress lint and cold water will be fresh ones are not obtainable, a pinch of Part 2—The steadily, with a fcview to scouring reinstatement Has such a folly bewitched and blinded about 4.224 feet. to EVERY WOSVSAM if the wound is a “Its Office Towards the Local Socie- first class teamster wants a streets, containing Apply found helpful; bruised In the littls of their residence hung saffroD, two cloves, bay leaf the of and tfte E. 9l» street. jan25atf Sometimes needs a reliable parlor SpaniFh us? Has lust empire pas- written Mrs F. E. Merrill, WANTED—Ajob; a reliable party, will take charge of a HARLOW, Congress and laoerated, then drip ioe water into it a of and a popper out into strips. Cover ties," by monthly regulating medicine, an oil painting, portrait Mrs. Thomp- green sion of conquest made (he people so mad farm bv the year; a thoroughly competent man and lint. We onoe the and let the contents simmer for Froeport; read by Mr3. E. C. Brown of FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. apply stopped son’s son, the officer who had been killed tightly that It cannot see the mischief and the to take charge of a stable, largo or small; is DR. over of 200 acres, one of the belt PEAL’S of a serious wonnd with was half an hour. Now pour all a gener- Freeport. now for an at room Farm aoout bleeding nothing in Dade’s massacre. It tlie custom that such a policy Is destine to en- ready engagement. Inquire this was of water and two of misery "Its Office Among the Churches and Me. equipped in York Co., cuts 50 tons pastur- but common flour; applied for one of the Misses Thompson to con- ous pint cups large Is it above that the fol- 2, No. 98 Exchange St., Portland, 6-1 hay; tail? true, ail, Rev. F. E. ing for 30 cows ; good market for milk; about for a while. At first the cadet to this when ho Carolina rioe whioh has been Denominations,” Freese, PENNYROYAL piLLS, steadily good duct eaob picture thoroughly lowers of him who came to teach men ANTED—Situation an cook 1.000 cords of wood standing, 4 miles from on a moderate lire West Falmouth, \*f" by experienced Are safe and certain in result. The genu- bleeding was so rapid that it soaked the oame to take his first and to washed. Cook fifteen Saco J. F. prompt, meal, how to beat their swords into plowshares was also good waitress. Call at 100 Newbury and Blddeford. Address GOOGINS, never Sent flour faster than we could which time The reading of the papers followed ine (Dr. Peal’s) disappoint. anywhere, up apply it, desoant its merits in some snoh to twenty minutes, by the are St6-1 Biddeford, Maine. upon and their spars into prunlng-hoobs so- Peal Medicine Co., Cleveland, 0. a of the will have absorbed all the bv interesting reports of the different _octldlw* 91.00. but persistent application same terms as these:— rice liquid. instead of striving to abolish the Me. and as it was the must then be at eager cieties represented. The social hour and WANTED by a young man who C. H. GUPPY & COm Agts., Portland, was finally successful, “This is the portrait of our brother, The saucepan placed the and brutal duell of to re- of the stove so that the rice bloody nations, an elegant collation, at which about nine- SITUATIONunderstands the care of horses and can only thing at hand, and seven miles from Col. Thompson, who was killed in Dade’s back may it? Are and until it is tender enthrone “peace happiness, visitors and members of the looal soci- drive. Would like a job driving team. Address AND WSIDOM. a dootor, it was worth—well, I'll not try massacre. It was painted by a celebrated steam £and quite dry, ty WIT truth and justice, religion and piety,” in the renovated ves- B. A., Box 477, Cumberland Milts. 5-1 SALE. or sat down FOR to say how much. and it is said to ba a re- otherwise it would burn remain raw ety newly English artist, to among us by outting one an- exercises with Presence of mind is the next beat of not as and wet. Pile in a pyramid on a platter prevail try. Tne evening opened thing markable work art, though it is other’s throats? For one, I disown so CASTORIA in time of emer- with French eas. This the service, led by the choir of the WANTED. to absence of body any handsome as our brother was.” and garniEh p is a of our in praise Horse weighing about 1100; barbarous conception calling and solos Mr. A. S. Situation a man and it is not well to allow one's first oame he of a deioate dish. local church, by by young who understands Bears the of Chas. H. gency, When Whistler had, the world as at onoe a libel our and kind. at signature Fletchbr, The desserts in Cuba are npon Chase and Miss Ethel C. Blan ohard were bookkeeping and Is willing to work. Two sound Inquire self to faint at the sight of blood, or to be the same ordeal. He extremely and a course, gone through civilization dishonor to our com- was years experience. Graduate of Port- In use for more than thirty years, and at the of a face. Aot his varied. Pastry is not so used rendered. The conseoration service Gray’s WILSON’S appalled sight pale hit upon the following plan to secure extensively Lord and Master. And so I land Business College. Good references fur- STABLE, as it is the mon hope led Rev. H. H. Noyes of New The Kind You Have at once, and perhaps you may save a life rcintatement. On the first Saturday as with Americans, but, coun- convention will by nished. Address CHAS. F. street. Always Bought. that this not separate The address of the ALLEN. Skow- sep28dtfFederal quite as truly as though you rescued a afternoon after his during the try of fruit and sugar, the variety of of Gloucester. evening Maine. oct4d2w» V-v*i> dismissal, without some expression sympathy and McBride of North hegan, man or a the bell sweetmeats, preserves and candied fruit is was by Rev. W. H. CASTORIA drowning stopped runaway “release from quarters,” he rang of admiration for an act so truly noble WANTED--FEMALE HELP. of Wisconsin infinite Yarmouth, and was a most excellent and horse.— Oorr. Agriculturist. and asked to see one of the Misses Thomp- so wise as those of as a Bears the of Chas. H. Fletchbr, and words greatly the theme “The nurse, by young signature On the rustle of her dress Cuban iced drinks should become popu- Interesting one, his being W'ANTED—Situationwith wirdi insort*A under this heui STEWED KIDNEYS. son. hearing ruler to whom I have already referred. lady good references; contagious Forty more the lar with Americans in summer. If Place Which the Young People Occupy cases not on* week for 25 cants, cash in advance. In use for than thirty years, and as she descended the stairs to enter y0n God give him courage to persevere aecepted. Inquire at 144 Brackett May The next cor. 4-1 into and trim ho a of dumb show go to a cafe and ask the waiter what re- in the World’s Activities” SL, Spruce. The Kind You Have Slit the kidneys halves parlor, began species in his high and holy purpose, and may Always Bought. have he call off a of the Union will be held with in front of this moving up to frescos they will list of of rulers turn the hearts of meeting agreeable middle or I off all the sinews and fat inside. Cut picture, the ruler kings, I*f ANTED—By a woman, a po- 1*rANTED—An* aged of Col. These the connected with the middle-aged ■ to run a sma 1 CASTORIA and away from the portrait bewildering length. cooling bever- and toward an aspira- society Congrega- x' sition to do sewing and assist in elderly lady select boarding them into small In a the presidents peoples tional church family house well located and established in •^ pieces; put stewpan his hands together age are admirably suited to torrid so at Freeport. of small family, Portland Thompson. Clasping so generous and a purpose truly light house-work or take charge Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. a tion Tho of this are considera- Box owner out of health; small ad- and cover with oold water: stand over as be at it, and absorbed climate where alooholio stimulants are people place widower’s Address S. E. M., being premium; gazed apparently preferred. dress office ot tuis <>-i he are from bly exercised over the deoision of the "FAITH", paper. In use tor more than thirty years, and moderate fire and almost to in rapt contemplation of its beauties dangerous. They prepared fruit Christ-like!_ 1666, city. bring boiling Maine Central them __a-1 allor.ed his eyes to fall Miss Thomp- —lemonade and orangeade being the pro- railroad depriving starch work WANTED—A cook and second The Kind You Have Drain this cover with upon SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. a woman, good girl. Always Bought. point. off, again cast his of this class. CHEAP of the service of the young references in the son as she entered/ then glance totypes Pineapple, water- midnight Pullman, WANTED-Byin lias had experience, or kitchen required. Apply evening water and heat Do this three which they have for laundry, at 1 Thomas cold again. the floor as though detected in an melon, strawberries, ra-pberries, and Sunday excursions via the enjoyed many years. work: would washing and iroumg at her High Light,. nn* upon ^ U’he cheap Miss Ethel C. prefer St.__4-1 times. Put a of butter in- and stammered out "O, peaches make excellent refresoos. The Blanchard and Fred A. home. MRS. L., 100 Washington tablespoonful impropriety, Trunk to Gorham and Berlin will Apply ^ WANTED—Experienced work- never makes the same mistake for an crushed Into a is mixed Grand Shaw have been chosen from St^ Talent and stir until a nice please excuse me, Miss Amelia, fruit, pulp with delegates STITCHERSers on wrappers, waists and muslin under- to a frying pan but on Sunday next. The trains the Y. P. S. C. E. to the of the never makes it at all. aot of curiosity: cracked ice and sugar, sufficient water continue meeting a wear can obtain good wages and steady em- twice, genius then add one of apparently impolite Cumberland North WANTED—By a competent English girl, brown; tablespoonful know Jove for art, and when I being added to render it liquid. Tamar- leave Portland at 8.30 a. m. and re- Conference at Lewis- Housework or take ployment till next August by applying at THE who never say must you my will next week. U position to do light People anything and half a of stock or this I am lost in inds are consumed in this ton South Portland Good CHENERY MFG. CO.. 236-238 Middle Si. flour pint boiling see a great work like largely manner at 4 m. and the round trip tickets care of a child; will go to the world by doing a good deal. somewhat turn p. Miss Marian Blanchard of to MRS. PALMER 8 4-2 pacify Stir constantly with a wooden admiration. Lock yourself. See that the juice, being acid, quenches Cumberland references given. Apply water. but one dollar. Mills is relatives at Port- a tear for human sor- that noble the the thirst effectively. Another will bo visiting this place. office, 3991-2 Congress St., honest Woman has every spoon until it boils. Add one tablespoon- wonderful coloring, face, very favor- Employment thoroughly capable, countenance Is orchata. of chaugos in other times will be $ The thermomter registered 95 land, Me. WANTED—Agirl, Protestant to do general row and bushels of them for her own. ful of Worcestershire sauoe, on a table- beaming eye, the splendid ite drink Americans are Dates degrees _1-1 preferred, with the at one time last Tuesday. housework in a family of two; good references of mushroom ketchup, a tea- Ah, pray forgive me— I did ^not intend familiar here syrup in soda in the advertisement. It Is a mistake to measure your industry spoonful and call it found Apple thieves are astir. required. Apply at 549 CUMBERLAND ST., of kitchen salt and any impertinence in my absorbing con- water fountains, by its French They raided RINGS arc spoonful bouquet, orchards of J. A THOUSAND between 7 and y p. m. l-i the things you think you going to of this noble work.” Absurd but the genuine article tho L.“Dunn and N. D. by and the kidney. Stir again until templation, name, orgeat; is to Dr. Fowler’s Ex- To se'ect from. Diamonds, Opals, Pearls, pepper, A boon travelee-s. Farwoll one night last week. Some one do. the kidnev Is thoroughly heated; take as the story sounds in the telling, it is made by pounding peeled almonds in a and alt other precious stones. Engage- IVANTED-Fifty Girls to run power ma- Wild Cures also made love to the beet of Kubys ** remark that he came when are reduced to a tract of Strawberry. dysen- bed Mr. a climes. to Mr. Kelly at manufac- A loses cheer in his own fail- from the fire and serve immediately.— needless to baofc to mortar; they paste ment and Wedding Rings specialty. Largest Apply pessimist are added diarrhoea, seasickness, nausea, John Blanchard, but were kind the 168 Middle street. fourth M1LLL Mrs. S. Korer in Ladies’ Home supper that evening. water aud sugar and the *rv enough stock in the city. McKENNEY. Jeweler, tory. noor, an finds it in other people’s T. liquid Acts the KEN. COU»ENS & ures, Optimist Whistler did not remain to strained through a napkin. pleasant to take. promptly. to leave tops. Monument Square. marl9sH£ SHORT, sej>7-4 traccesse*.—-.Chicago ftecord. Journal. grteadua • • RAILROADS. 14 Sid fm Mannie STEAMERS. Mexican Central as. B3 Southwark.New York. .Antwerp.Oct Montevideo Sept 2Stb, barque UNMADE MATCHES. .. .Oct 14 DEERING. A chlso*. Top. u Santa Fe. K. new. 12% Mongolian.New York. .Glasgow Sw£n, Higgins, New York. .Maranham ..Oct In Hid fm Rio Janeiro barque Sarmlento FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Boston • Maine...... IBS Benedict New York. Hept 13, NEW YORK DIRECT CINE, .Oct 12 MAINE CENTRAL R.BL. Court .10*% St Lonls.... York..So’ampton. Harding, Barbados. _ Divorces Decreed by the Supreme aopfd .'.New sch Heraltl, I.ow- ....New York. .Havre...... Oct 1C At Savanna-la-Mar Kept 27. Maine e n-ntral.131 Champagne and Chester. Co. oases Mali Y'ork. .Rotterdam!. -Oct IE ell. from lor Black River Steamship effect Oct, 3 is is. In Voik County. The following of say. Statendam .. ..New Kingston Jr. contagious Unl< n P idflo.... Genoa.Oct IE At Ponce 2tst, sells Ella L Oaveiiport, l-ong Island Sound I!y Daylight. »» Aller.... New York.. Sept Trains leave Portland as follows: diseases in Deering, all of which are Onion 1'actHe pW. lu Bertram N White, Kelley, of Products in the .. .New York. .Antwerp-Oct Dunton, IBaltimore; Quotations Staple American Bell.*. Rhynland 3 TRIPS PiR WEEK. 7.0c a. m. For Brunswick, Bath, Uockland to the press.] diphtheria are reported the board of Campania_New York..Livemooi....Oct 1C Baltimore. [special by American common.113% Euseneda. The Ho atio Hall and Man- Waterville, Lis bon Falls -.rtasar. Statendam.New York.. Rotterdam ..Oct IE Cld at StJohn.NB. 6th, barque steamships Augusta, Skowhegan. de- health to Dr. R. F. Goodhue of Rosa Muella, McLean, for hattan leave Franklin Wharf, Lewistou via Brunswick. Belfast, — The following Deering Suiar.nM .....10tS% York. Bremen.Oct 18 Buenos Ayres; scbs alternatively Bangor Alfred, October 0. i Markets. Trave.. New Woodstock and St Centre, the secretary: In the Leading Gen M I3t>! .. .Liverpool.Oct IS Philadelphia; Jas Barbour, Camp, Rockport; Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Bucksport, Houltou, been issued by Judge families of .. ••••• Germanic_New.York. Vanceboro and St. John. crees of divorce have ■jo common York.. So’ampton ...Oct 111 Iji7yi« it hplv63n TDomuston, at G p. m. for New York direct. Returning, leave Stephen via St.Paul New .Mechanic the term of Mr. Smith, Smith, Harris, Lewis and Ar at Hillsboro. KB, 5tb, sell Oliver S Barrett Pier 38, E, R,, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- 8.30 a. m. For Danville Jc., Falls, in cases heard during Westernland .. New York.. Antwerp-Oct 1S bavage Stocc* «urt Bards. days at 5 p. m. Rumford Falls. Lewistou, Wlnthrop, Oakland. conclud- Hooper, also of Ocean street, near Ocean- New York Stock and Sloney Market. New tor's Ijuotarioa* F Bismarck.. .New York. .Hamburg.. :Oct20 Erwiu, Boston. York court, just These steamers are fitted and fur- Keadileld, Waterville. Livermore Falls. Farm- county Supreme (By Telegraph.* Phoenicia.N e w York.. Hamburg.... Oct 22 superbly all of the patients are .ay Xeierraoa. nished tor travel and afford the most and Phillips. ed: vale, convalescent Werra.Now York. .Genoa.Oct 22 passenger ington The ware to-dai’e closing quotations STEAMERS. convenient and comfortable route between 10.25 a. m. For Brunswick, West Buxton, from and a further of the disease is NEW YORK, Oct. 6. foiioing .Havre.Oct 22 Bath, Augusta Charles W. Hobson, spreading of Bonds Navarre.New;York. Portland and New York. Waterville and Lewiston via Brunswick. cause, de- at last 5. Spam dam.New York .Rotterda.Oct 22 Portland; will be avoided. Money en call steady 2®2% ter cent; Oct. 6. Sept, Fare: one way. round $8.00. 12.30 p. m. Express for Brunswick. Martha W. Hobson, hoped Turtar Prince -New York.. Naples. &c..Oet 22 $5.00; trip, Bath, loan 2%: prime mercantile paper S%@4% New 4s. rre 126% 126V* Augusta. Waterville. Baugor, Bar Harbor. City Treasurer Junes received $15,000 in 326% Umbria.New York. .Liverpool.. .Oct 22 •L F. LISCOMB.General Agent, from Harriet with actual do coup. 126% ocMdtf Greenville, Houltou and all points la Aroos- O. Harmon, Saco, per cent. Sterling exchange firmer, Anclioria.New York. .Glasgow .. ..Oct 22 THOS. M. BARTLETT. Agt. SBKrank taxes this year prior to October 1st, at New 4*8 res*...*...110% 110% took County via B. & A. R. K. desertion. Business in bills 84% lor ... New York.. Antwerp .... Oct 22 Harmon, RQr«Hpk- bankers 4S4Va®4 New i’n ••••-••• «■ • ll®8/4 110% Belgenland 1.10 For Mechanic Falls. Rumford North Berwick, which time the discount on taxes expired. coup Teutonic.New York.. Liverpool... Oct 26 pm.. Benjamin K. Pray, demand and 4 81% days {post- Denver & R. G. 1st.. 110% JU1KECT STEAMSHIP USE. Danville Jc.. Lewistou, Liver- desertion. 81% a4 lorsixty Paris.New York. 26 Falls, Bemls, from Elizabeth Pray; Before Judge yesterday morn- Erie geu 4 s. 71 71 .S’thampton.Oct more Klngtield. Carrabas- from Koso Hopkins ed rates t2% a. 86. commercial bills are GASGO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. Falls, Farmington, Charles E Sawyer, Saco, Mo.Kan. & Texas 2ds.. • ®3 62 Vi set. Phillips and Rangeley, Wlnthrop. Oak tan u, ing, Andrew Ward, Charles Palmer and * 80%. From Boston and Kansas Pacific consols. every Wednesday Saturday. Me. Bingnam. Waterville and Skowhegan. MINIATURE ALMANAC .. OCTOBER 7. Custom House Wliarf, Portlaud, Kennebunkport, from Fred Twltohell all young boys of Port- Silver certificates fOgCl. Oregon Nay. 1 fits...116 114 From and 1.15 p.m. For Freeport, Brunswick, Au- S“&dMTrp2y, Sunrises. 5 ■ 400 Philadelphia every Wednesday TIME TABLE. and all stations arraigned for an assault on Bar Sliver 48lHmh / WEEK DAY gusta.batli.Boothbay,Rockland land, were a 60. Cosing quotations of stocks: 6 ln High water 416 from George W. Oct. 6. Oct B, Sunsets. {_ outlie Knox* and Lincoln division, Waterville. man named Chas. Horton Mexican dollars 46%. 0— 00 Commencing Monday, Sept. 26, 1998. K11,‘‘laMden,^eils; young residing 12% 12% Moon rises.10 361 Height.0 Saturday. Skowhegaa', Belfast. Hartland, Dover and Fox- non Atchison.••..*•.••• From Central Wharf. Boston. S p. m. From Oldtown and Wbidden, support. _ Government Bonds firm. croft. Gr eenville. Bangor, Mar- from at East Deering. The imposed a Atchison pfd.. 33% 33Vs Pine street at Pendexter, Parsonsfield, judge Wharf. Philadelphia, 3 p. m. In- tawamkeag. Maggie Central t'acihc. 26 26 surance one-half the rate of vessels. For Fore*! City Landing, Peaks Island, 5.30, Pendexter; non support. fine of $20 on Ward, and to Palmer and JKeYall Aii occri’ ft*c**. sailing 5.10 p. m. For Brunswick. Bath. Lisboa Edward »a;»r Cues, a 21% 22 for the West the 10.30 A. 4.20, 6.15 P. 31. Berwick, from Ella ualo. M-AJRINJK NTETWG Freights by Penn. R. K, and 7.15, 8, 31., 2.15, Falls. Gardiner, Augusta and Waterville. James Hodgkins, Twitchell each the sum of $5 and costs. Portland market—cut loar 7; oenfetloners Chicago* Alton.162 162 South forwarded free For Trefethen'a Lauding, Peaks Island, by connecting lines, of Q 5.15 p.m. For New Gloucester. Danville habits of intoxication. pulverised do Ufa Little ami Great Diamond Island*, at 5.30, Hodgkins; On payment of fines and costs the boys 6c: powered, 605 gntuuiuu.u commission. Junet, Mechanic Falls, Auburn and J-ewtslon. Brackett, Acton, from James code* crushed 5c: yellow 40. PORT OF PORTLAND. *10.00. Round Trip $18.00. 6.40, 8.00, 10.30 A. 31., 2.15, 4.20, 6.15 P. 31. Emeline Chicago* Burlington * Oulncyll4% 115 Passage 11.00 p. m. Night express, every night, for habits of mtoxica- were discharged. What is needed at East Meals and room included. For Ponce’s Islaud, 8.00, 10.30 Brackett; cruelty and Delaware* Hudson Canaiuo.106% 106% Landing, Long Brunswick, Bath, Lewistou, Augusta, Water For or to F. P. A. 31. 2.15 P. 31. is a policeman on regular night Hides. Delaware.i^ackawana * WesilfiOVa 149 THURSDAY. Oct6. freight passage apply WING, ville, Moosenead Lake. Aroostook Deering Central Boston. For Island, 7.15, 10.30 A, 3I„ 4.40 Bangor, Merrill from The following quotations represent the Denver A Rio Grande. 13Va 33% Agent, Wharf, Cushing’s county via Oldtown, Bar Harbor, susan I. Kennebunkport, pay- Arrived. ME. B. Treasurer and General P. 31. Bucksport. cruel and abusive duty. ing prices in this market: 13% SAMPSON, St. St. St. John and Aroos- Charles F. Merrill; trie,new.•.....•••13% for Eastport 88 State Fiske Stephens, Andrews, Cow and steers.7 c .10 lst prefer 34% 36% Steamer St Croix, Pike, Boston, Manager, St, Building, Boston, -RETURN- took via Vanceboro. Halifax and the DEERING SCHOOL STUDENTS AT- ^ lb oet22dtf county treatment. ,,, .. 311 and 8t John. NB. ass. Bulls and stag?.6 0 Illinois Central....110% D Leave Forest. Citr Landing, 6.20, 7.35. 9.15, Provinces. The Saturday night train does not Frank Sanford, from Josephine Bangor via Bucks- Haigh, TENTION. Skins—No 1 quality.lie Lake Erie* 16% 15V* Steamer Salacia, Oliver, A. 31., 3.30, 0.25 P. M. run to Dexter. Dover end Foxcrolt, or and abusive treatment. West..i 11.45, 5.00, Belfast, Haigh- oruel No z .••...•9c 192 port, Belfast, &c. Leave 6.00 7.20 A. M., beyond Bangor excepting Bar Harbor OoL Ida M. Lake Shore.192 Vs Va Machlas via Bar Hai- irefeth.*n’s, 9.00, 11.30, 2d, H. Saoo, from Dr. R, T. Goodhue of the No 3 ...7 Sreamer Frank Jones, 3.15 4.45 6.45 P. 31. 9th and 16th cars to St. John. Charles Grant, secretary @8c Louis at Nash... c4% 5d only. Sleeping desertion. Culls .6617c borand Rockland. .. JSBST 10ST0H Leave Litt'e Diamond, 6.10. 7.30, 9.10, 11.40 A. Grant, board of health deserves to call Ian a. Deering 93% Sieamer Merryconeag. Archibald. Rock White Mountain Division. G. McCrillis, Berwick, from Mark Mannattan Elevated 93 Nb- 31., 3.25, 4.35, 6.35 P. 31. Mary attention to the new rule established Sch (Br) Bishop, Lower Cove, 11.35 A. desertion. by Imports. Mexican Cmitral. 0. Utility. Leave c.reat Diamond, 6.05, 7.25, 9.05, 8.45 a. m. For A MoCrillis; to order. Bridgton. Fabyans, Burling- Mlclnean Central.106% 3°** grindstones _ra 31., 3.20. 4.40, 6.40 P. 31. E. Kennebunkport, rrom the board governing cases of contagion Lower Schr tns Sbulee. NS. ton, Lancaster, Quebec, St. Johnsbury, Sher- Fannie Foss, Cove,NS. Utility—22 grind Minn St 26 Sell Water Lily, (Br) Wood, Leave police’s Island, to &. Louis..... Haroor. PERS Landing, Long 8.45, brooke, Montreal, St. Paul and Minno habits of intoxication. stones order. Sen Winter Chicago. Arthur F. Foss; and the students. In case where a house Minh St Louis oi. 89 » Julia Ann. Bunker, 11.15 a. m., 3.00 p. m. and all Tom 4c Soli Mitchell, Addison—canned goods apolis points west. Augusta P. Martin, Newfield, Missouri Pacific. 32% %2Va Wave, Leave Cushing's Island, 7.25, .11.50 A. 31., 5,05 3.45 m. For Cornish habits of in- has been quarantined it is now necessary Portland Wholesale DIarkot. to J H Blake. p. Sebago Lake, Frye- Fred A. Martin; oruelty and New Jersev Central. 91% »1% Tfoo P. 31. burg, Bridgton. North Conway, Fabyans. Lan- after the have F JRTLANI). Oct. Sch Fearby, Eastport. toxication. quarantine restrictions 6. NewjYorkCentrai. iJ6% 115% Venelia, SUNDAY TIME TABLE. caster, Lunenburg, St. Johnsbury, Newport, Wheat was 12 Martha "Hyland, Saco, from Michael been removed, for the students living in very steady to-lay with the Wes- New York. Chicago* St Louis 12 Cleared. For Fore*t City and Trefethen’s Landing. Sherbrooke, Montreal and Toronto. do 60 60 New York— habits of intoxication. tern markets higher. Flour is un- Df Horatio Ifall, Bragg, Peaks Inland. Little and Great Diamond Hyland, suoh a house to have a by generally Steamship Daily I.inc, Sundays Excepted. from Charles permit signed Northern Pacific com 40 Vs 41% J F Llscomb. Island, 9.00, 10.30 A. M., 2.15, 4.20 P. M. SUNDAY TRAINS. Lydia A. Young, York, changed here, while millers are firm in their Bristol and THE NEW AND PAIiATlAD STEAMER# the of the board of health before do do 75% 76% Steamer Enterprise, Race. South For Ponce’s Landing, Loug .’stand, 10.30 A. ! H. desertion. secretary view's and pfd. 7.20 a. m. Paper train for Brunswick:, Au- Xoung; _. higher prices asked. Provisions are Northwestern.130V* 131% Boothbay—Alfred Race. 31., 2.15, 4.20 P. 31. Skowhegan from Albert they will be allowed re-admission to their Harbo — gusta. Waterville and Bangor. Mildred Noyes, stronger, but without change was 176 176 Sch Clara & Mabel, Leeman, New For Cuahmg’» island, 10.30 A. M., 4.20 P« 31. here:Chicago dol nfd. STATE AND 12.30 p. m. Train for Brunswick. Lewiston, Noyes; desertion. school and studies. Ont & Western. i5% 15% BAY PORTLAND, C. W. T. General from higher. Sugar d.’dined Vsc to-day; now 5 09. H Blake GODING, Manager. Batn. Augusta. Waterville and Bangor. Elizabeth Holme, North Berwick, Remains. 17% 17% Sch Commerce,Orcutt. Brooksville—J leave Franklin Wharf. Port- dtf abus- Mr. E. A. Sawyer and wife, proprietor The lollowing are toiys wholesale prices of Steuben-J H Blake. alternately sept23 11.00 p. m. Night Express with sleeping cars Jobu Holme, New York; cruel and Keck island. 101% 1(,2% Sch Hattie Lormg, Rice, land, every Evening at 7 o’clock, arriving In for all Portland Provision.Groceries; cl?. II Blake. points. ive treatment. of the Peaks Island house, St Caul.lu7% 1078/* Sch Eidora, Gay. Clierryfleld—J season for connection with earliest trains for Floor. Grain 1«4 Sch Billow. Griffin, Eastport-Doten Grain Co. Arrivals In Portland. is to in a few the ao bf L... .154Vi points beyond. harbor, occupy days Sm Wflne fir Corn car 39 Sch E L Colson, Soarsport—Paris ALLAN LINE LUMBER INTERESTS. ® St Paul * oraana...!79 79 Warren, Through tickets for Providence, Cowell, From Montreal. Quebec, Fabyans, 8.2S a. m.; MAINE Dea. T. iow grades.3 16 do lots .. .. tenement owned and occupied by 00#3 bag 41 doB orfd.i67 167 Flouring Co. Worcester, New York, ete. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. Lewiston and Mechanic 8.30 a. opring W neat Das- Meal Dag iota Falls, m.; 639 165 seha Liz- leave India Wharf, Boston, uuo ouu Ub assessors a diy, on Woodfords, St raui. Minn. * Mann.165 SAILED—Baraue Nellie M Slade; Returning every AUgUlUt, O.lM a> uougui, The State passed busy B. Percy Pleasant street, ers.ei ana st335<&3 50, Oats, car lots Dwanlnw ot T nlnlnelf 80®31 rr_U. .... -SOM/. 1 QSA zie Dennison, u .via r j;avis, jxur»uu»,,d»u- Augusta and Rockland. 12.19 p. m.; Klugfield, in to the remarks are to remove mcui ojjiui;- at *% va.fi uios Montreal anil to Wednesday, listening Deacon Percy and family 66% livan Saw In. Merom, Maynard Sumner, and the J. B. COYLE, Manager. Quebec Liverpool. Phillips, Bernis, Rumlord Wneat.. 4 G5@4 85 Cotton Beco- Union Pacific pfd.64% F. From From Farmington, Falls, as won aa nuo which iu for a harbor. J. LI3COMB, Gen. Agt. 12.20 or WIKI Kiiiub to Portland. .. 7% 7% fleet put Lewiston, m.; Skowhegan. Watervllle, many uwiiers, riicn. svx’Ui. ear lot*. 00 28 Wabash.... 1. 188T. Liverpool Steamship Montreal p. 003 00 Sept Augusta, Rockland and Bath, 6.20 p. m.; at. ave- roller.... 3 76*3 85 One' lo*s 00 ao prfd..... 20Va representatives of the International Pulp Mrs. Alonzo Hanson, Glenwood 0000024 163 FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. 12 May. California. 28 May John, Bar Harbor, Aroostook Moose- clear do.. .3 60a3 65 Sacked Br’n Boston <£ Maine.163 4 County, who not ago on a ten 19 May. Numldlan. June bead Lake aDd 5.35 p. m.; and Paper Company, long nue, Woodfords lift today U.ouis sl’e car loin. 14 00*15 00 ew York&New England old, 100 PORT CLYDE, Oct 6—Ar, schs RIghtaway, Bangor, Rangeley, _ 192 Ba*s Harbor Co. 26 May. Laurentian, 11 June Farmlugton, Rumlord Falls, Lewiston, 6.49 p. mills and vast lumber in roller... 3 7534 85 bag lota 16 1)0017 00 Old Colonv.-.192 Bangor for Newark; C M Walton, International purchased many days’ visit to relatives Chicopee. for Steamship 2 June. Parisian. 18 June m.; and Montreal and all White 112 S W Harbor ■ Chicago clear Ido. .3 60*3 65 Middling 40000017 l>0 Adams (Express..1.110 for Gloucester; ^John B Norris, 26 held the for Ethel FOlt 9 June. Carthaginian, June Mountain points. 8.10 (p. m.; from Bar lands in Maine. The guild of Trinity ohapel « nt.’r wbeai bar ots. .600017 00 ^mvnoan Express.. ..130 130 Boston; Miantonomab. Rockport do; 16 June. Cauiornian.30 June Harbor, Bangor, Bath and Lewiston t.30 a. m. wild land after- 4 0004 15 Mixed feed.... 8. Express. 40 40 Merriam, do for do: Henry Chase, Bucks Har- SL N.B., Halifax, N.S- S. Adams of Bangor, a large first meeting of the season yesterday patents.. 17 00 Eastport. Lubes. Calais. Jo’n. Halifax, St. Bar Harbor, Water- Flea. Cette*. 104% bar for Portland; Harry 0Chester, Maehias for Nova Scotia Steamers sail from Moutreal at» a. m., con- dally; John, was Peoples Gas. .104% and all parts of New Brunswick, ville and 3.60 a. m, owner and lumber manufacturer, noon with Mrs. Manassah Smith, Spring roasted Boston: Gamma, do tor do. with Grand Trunk trains Port- Augusta, except Mondays. iRuyiugfif selling price) Kio, 11@15 « omestAke, 64 64 Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The necting leaving Coo—Large JavaAMocha L Dick- land the previous evening. GEO. F. EVANS, V. P. & G. M. present to tell the board of the changes street, Woodtords. do26j<,28 Ontario... 4% 4% ROCKPORT. Oct 6—Sid, schs Georgie favorite route to Campobello and St Andrews, ttiioro ... .4 600475 tlolMlfls. Pier- Laurentian carries cabin paseenge.s only. F. E. BOOTHBY, G. F. * T. A. their last valua- of the Paride Mail... 32V4 son. Anderson, Norfolk; Louisa Frances, N.B. tnat had taken place since The first supper and sooial omall do.. 2 0008 26 Porto Rico.280SO ,32% Carthaginian carries second cabm passengers Portland, Sept. 27, 1898. octldtf ruinum Palace.189 369% son, Boston. Summer Arrangement. Pollock .... 2 26*3 25 Barbaaoes. .... tion of his lands in 1896. He was unable season was held last evening in the vestry 28*29 ^ncrar! common.....11C% 113V» only. Haddock... 1 76®2 00 On and after Monday. May 9th. steamer The Saloons and Staterooms are In the cen- churoh Fancy.32*36 Western Union. 91% -1% EXCHANGE DI8PACHTES. to be at the healing of the Penob- of the Woodfords Congregational 11 alt*.3 00@2 25 In. win leave Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays tral part, where least motion Is felt. Eleo- presens southern Ry pfd. tm steamer Brazilian, Mon- box Sid Loudon 6th, and at 5.30 m. Is used lor the ships through- Portland & Rumford Falls scot wild lands, so Wednesday, was well attended. A supper Herrins, Amoys.23a::0 Fridays p. trlcity lighting R’y. appeared, and picnio Union Pacific. command of the Scaled.,.. ®@14c Congous.. *«.. .26050 leave St John and same out, the lights being at the steamer Rosarian, from Montreal. Returning Eastport instead. was served followed by an entertainment. Iftackerei.bi Japan.3o@36 Ar 6th. passengers at any hour of the night. Mnslo In Effect Oct. 1898. Boston Produoe Market. Macelo Oct Daisy Reed, days. 3, of snore is too 00@$oo Formoso.36065 Arat 1st, barque Rooms and Smoking Rooms on the promenade Hon. Waldo Pettingill and Hon. George A furnished a portion the York. tickets Issued and baggage checked DEPARTURES. graphaphone Snore 23 S oOOO@*o Snean EOSTON. Oct. 6 1898—The following ire Mitchell, New Through deok. The Saloons and staterooms are heated Ar at Francis 27. sch Ebenezer Hag* to destination. ^“Freight received up to 4.00 M. From Union Station D. Bisbee appeared for the Indurated entertainment. Largel 8$ $13® 16 00 StandardGran 609 quotation* of Provisions, etc.: Cay Sept by steam. 8.30 A. M. and 1.10 P. evening's to-day's for Caibarien. m. produce Kx cbne duality 606 gett, Warren, Philadelphia p. Rates of passage 152.60 to'$70.Gp. A re- for Poland, Mechanic Falls. Buokfleld. Can- and Co., and told of the Good Tern are to KLorrit. For Tickets and Staterooms at the Pulp Paper Maple lodge, plars, Cape cranberries nxtrau.... 4 71 apply duction Is made od Round Trip Tlekete, ton, Dlxneld and Rumlord Falls. Pine Tree Ticket Office, Monument Square or London and that had taken place in the wild- another this evening crate.. On 0*2 00 Yellow Extra C....|4% Soring patent*, new S8>. Memoranda* Seoond Cabin—To Liverpool, 6.15 m. From Union changes give picnio supper for other information, at Offlca, A30 a. m_ t.io and p. concern in the 5 00 Bead Spring ciear ann strai h s —. Clias E Baicli.Crocker, Company’s Londonderry, (34.00 and $36.26; return. lands owned by that past hall. The committee in charge Sro$?bbi 00@6 Brunswick, Oct 6—Sell foot of State street Station for Mechanic Falls and Intermediate at their 60 «o 3:0 was Railroad Wharf, and $B9.00. two Pea Beans.l 4501 Tlmotdy. 3 6603 75 Water pHunts. while loading at St Simon’s Mills for Bath, (66.75 stations. years. and stral 3 3 60. J. B. COYLE, Gen. Man. London, Glasgow, of is Messrs. Alice Red Kldnev 2 25*1 35 Clover,West, 9@li% Winter, clear and ;nt, 35r run into the hurricane 2d, by soil Cactus, Steerage—To Liverpool, Falls for all Another man who was present was arrangements (luring re- Connections at Rumford points leilow Eves.l 76 do N, Y. Extra and second* v,v marisdtfH. F-C. HERSEY Agent Belfast or Londonderry. Including every who Mrs. C. E. Jackson, 704*1 9%rflo also for Bath. Damage not ascertained. on the R. F. & R. L. R. R. including Bernis and Senator William Engel of Bangor, Florence Jackson, —. for the $22.50 and $23.50. Cal Pea.... 1 0002 00 Alstke, 10*10% Flue and Supers Sch Aaron Reppard, ashore at Brunswick, Is quisite voyage the Lakes. acres of wild lands F'or tlekete or further Information apply to Rangeley owns many valuable Miss Almena Sawyer, Miss Annie Hight, Potafe. bus 45056 Red Top. 15017 but will have 10 ho releived of her ant Machias Stbt. Co undamagep, Portland, Mt. Desert T. p. McGOWAN. 420 Congress St. J. B. and also many saw mills. Live StocK Maricet. deckload before she cau be floated. Harry Snowman and Frank Robinson. I Provisions. Chicago KEATING. 61V* Exchange St.. ASHTON’S R. C. BRADFORD. Traffic Manager, Mr. Engel’s closing remarks to the Sweets. Jrsv2 00@2 25, Pork— Sch Helen J, Martin. Fountain, was driven Str. “Frank Jones.” Portland, Maine a bean in (By Telegrapn.i TICKET AGKFCY. 9311-2 Congress St. Bl on outlook of the lumber busi- There will be baked supper Shore i 50 8 13 26 ashore at Brunswick, 2d. Will probably board the Eastn 176 heavy Jekyl, Beginning Friday. July 29th, 1898, will leave ft A. Montreal, 82 Stalest. Boston, E. L. LOVEJOY, Superintendent, medluml2 CHICAGO, Oct. 6. 1898.—Cattle—receipts come oS without much damage. ALLAN, ness of the State, as well as the desira- Lewis hall this Friday evening given by Unions. naiv2 0o@2 26 00012 26 Portland Tuesdays and Fridays at 11.00 p. m„ 1 India Portland.]ly31dg ]el8 dtfRumlord Falls. Maine ; strong: native beef steers 4 0005 80: and St, was not short cut ana 7,C0 on arrival of train Boston at 7 p m., for bility of owning wild lands only Sooial oirele. and 3 cows and heif- leaving the Woodfords Universalist Chickens.... 12® 14 clear srockers feeders 2504 7j; Domestic Forts. Bar the assessors and Rockland, Harbor, Machiasport and inter- interesting, but gave ers —. & MAINE R. R. served at 6.30. All are Turneys. Wes. 13SU6 Beef—UghtlO 2501076 NEW YORK—Ar 6th, schs Dora Matthews; mediate landings. Returning leave Machias- BOSTON those who were many things to Supper cordially Hoas—receipts 32,000; lower, ranging from CO. present Northern do... .16017 heavy...11 60012 u0 Brown. Brunswick; Kate Walker, Segebath, on Mondays and at 4 a. m., ar- HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT 3 : 7 6. port Thursdays In Effect October 3rd, 1898, think about. Be said that the day of tho Invited. Fowls... 10«i2 BnlestsVhb* 6 760 003 Fred in Portland about 11.00 m. demand; Bangor; S Sawyer. Rooney, Newport; riving p. Beginning Oct. 3. 1898, steamer Aucoclsco Maine saw mills is about over, as it can will hold Apples. card, tea ana Sneep—receipts 11.000; good sheep C B and rates the ser- The ladies of the I. O. R. M. from Jackson. Welden, New Haven; Wood,Stan- Passenger freight lowest, will leave Portland Pier, Portland, Sun- WESTERN DIVISION. no % bbuoure 6 @654 ranging from a 00,«4 60: lambs ranging F. dally, not much with tho mills Eating appi’sa 60@3 Sullivan. vice the best GEO. EVANS, m. for longer compete sociable at Red Men Sat- l/U. ley, days excspteu, at 2.3t> p. Long Island. are their first Hall, do common 602 00 docom’ud. 4%*4v4 06 C P marisdtf General leave Union for of the South and West, where the legs _ Ar 6th, schs Geo A Pierce, Farmingdale; Manager. Little and Great Chebeague. Cliff Island, South Trains Portland, Station, 8th. A ten cent Baldwins OGOuOOO paiu.comnd 5V*flo% K Maine 10.00 a. m.. taken from the stump and sawed before urday evening, Oot. Domestics AJUancet*. Harris, Baneur; F Baird, Keunebec; Harpswell, Hailey sand Orr’s Island. Scarboro Crossing, 6.20, p. m.; rvap&tb pails, pure 7%*7% Scarboro Fine 7.00. 10.00 a m., Hers in Maine is at 7 A lo@ll%ej Holmes. Bangor. Return lor Portland, leave Orr’s Island, 7.00 Beach, Point, any shipment is made. supper will be served o’clock. Lcwbxb. I pure.U 8V*!i»s% Oiy Telegrapm Fer- Old Ar eta. sch Morris W. Child, Pressey, city of Portland! a. m. via above landings. Arrive Portland 9.30 3.30, 6.26, 6.20, p. m.. Orcha'U, all the axpensa of logging and getting Messina 6 2607 60, Bams,... 9 @9Vs Oct 6, 1898. 10.00 a. business meeting is called at six o’clock nandlna. a. m. ISAIAH Gen. Man. Saco, Biddeford, 7.00, 8.40, in., 12.35, other aooev'rd .. market—receipts DANIELS, the logs to the mills as well as ex- California NEW YORK—The Flour Hell Gate—Passed east Etli, sens Commerce. 3.30, 5.26, 6.20 p. m; Kenuebuok, 7.00, 8.40, to which member of the circle Is oranges. OH. sales 7.000 sep30dtf that are in the other sections not every 21,434 bbls; exports 4,457 bbis; New York for Rockland; Fibeman, : 9, Reed. work to be cleaned and plied ; ,p. under the 7.00 a. m. Manchester, Concord mitted that recently when be had 21023 ArSili, schs Geo E Walcott, Norfolk; Island, So, Freeport and Porier’sl Landing at 2 Rochester), j Oreamerv.tncy.. Cent. 607 bush: sales bush futures; and tow- direction of the Committee on Public Build- 7.00 a. 3.30 m.; North Ber- office in he because of the late arrival of the RoUil—delivered. 1.226,0n0 Thelma, l.eo, Brunswick, tug Tamaaua. p. m. and Norm, m., p. Bangor improved pressed Glltfcuge vr'mt.l8@2o firm; No 2 Red at 72% ings. The bolters to be removed from the Haverhill, Lawrence, for the finish Cumberland 3 00 400,000 bush spot: spot ing barges Merriam ami Oak Hill, from Phila- Returning leave Porter’s Landing at 7.00 a. vrtek, Dover, Exeter, Southern pine Portland. The mail Choice.. 0008 a the committee bought morning mall from fob afloat. lor cellar to place designated by Island Lowell, Boston, a 4.05, 7.00. 8.40 a. m.. 12.35, of feet of lumber Cheese. Chestnut.... 00 delphia Portland. m.. So. F’reeport at 7.15 a. m., Bustin’s though he had millions @6 Corn—receipts 164.400 bush; exports 8,^33 Norton and housed over; the above to remain the m. Arrive Boston, 7.25, 10.15 a. m.. arrives at the station at 8.30 and conse- N.'.Y. fct’ry lOaiOVs Frankilm... 800 Ar Utb, schs John Cadwallader, Bath; at 7.30 a. m., Chebeague at 8 a. m., F'almouth at 3.30, p. in his own yards. sales 95,000 busli futures, 860,000 bush Robert Reck- property of the city. All other material Is to 12.30, 4.10, 7.15. p. m. Leave Boston for seem3 Vermont... 1U& loVa Lehiirh.... @600 bush; Rockport; Pollv, Bangor; Byron, 8.30 a. m. He out the fact, that is not opened until nine. It steady; No2 35% fob afloat. Deer Isle. be the property of the contractor, and must be 5.59. 7.30, 8.30 a. m„ 1.15, 4.15. p. m. pointed however, quently sage..... 10% Pea.. 4 60 spot spo*. port; A H Whitmore, Portland, taken beloro Jan. 1. 1899. The is sep28df B.M. SEABUEY, Manager. a. m- 6.00, the black eyo that the lumber trade has that when we are but half Oats—receipts 128.600 bush: exports 49,956 Sid 5th, tug Jas Smith, towine barge Knick- away right Arrive Portland, 10.10, 11.60, 12.10, hnrdly right — reserved to or all bids not deemed does not in the least decrease bus: sales bu spot; spot strong;No2 at 26% ; erbocker, from Newport News for Portland. reject any 7.50 p. m. received, ride from Portland that it is Grain Quotations. best Interests of the an hour’s No 3 at 26c; No 3 wi.ite —c; No 2 white 29c; Sid steamer New England, Liverpool. for the city. the value of the tiraberlands. They are 6th, CHARLES H. Portland & Steamtsoai Co. SUNDAY TRAINS. to the CHICAGO BOARD OF 1’RA • track white 29%02 9% c. BRUNSWICK—Sid4tli. barque Bruoe Haw- RANtlALL, Mayor. Boothbay as investments today as impossible get morning papers Pine Old just good they Beel firm; lamily—; city extra India Mess kins. Boston. sepSOdtd For Scarboro Beacb, Point, That- is because mails before nine o'clook. Tuesday’s quotations. Gujoey. Keone- ever were, he added. through the Sid 5th. sch Helen L Martin. Wright. Boston. ft urn me r Arrangements—On and After Orchard Beach, Saco, Biddeford, Exeter, there is an ever increasing demand for the old had Wheat Lard firmer; Western steam 5 i5. BALTIMORE—cld6th, tug Cumoerland, with June I81I1, 1893* bunk, North Berwick, Dover, Under management persons CITY OF PORTLAND. Boston, 12.55, the wood for the of and Oct Dee. May Pork Quiet: mess at $8 6009 00; short clear.' A fur Portland and No 6 for Boston. GOING WEST. Haverhill, Lawrence, Lowell, purpose pulp letters received cn barges m. of ample time to answer Orening. 61% 6.3% li , Vineyard ENTERPRISE leaves East Boothbay 4.30 mail and send the re- Closing.61% 61% 63% Butter is firm; Western creamy at 15%@ E P Rogers, Boston; City ol Augusta. Rochester, Farmington, Alton Bay are being used for this purpose, and as the early morning Haven; Notice to Contractors. STR.for Portland Mondays at 7.15 a. m., touch- Corn. 2u%c: factory do Jl%014%o: Elgms20%c; Philadelphia; Jenule S Hall. Baltimore; Stand- p. m. soon as the is all will be Now there is but a at So. Bristol ana Boothbay Harbor. spruce gone they ply on the 10.45 mail. dairy docrem i5'3>20c. ing varieties of Dee. May. state L40l8%c; ard, Now York. leave Damariscotta at 6 a. m. for EASTERN DIVISION. just as ready to take other the two malls. 1’9% Cheese white small Oct 6—Sailed, schs proposals tor constructing Tower, Wednesday, little over an hour between Opening"". 31% steady; large 8%@8%c; BOOTHBAY HARBOR, at above landings. wood. for SEALEDShelter and Gate-way Entrances to Deer- Portland, touching For Biddeford, Portsmouth, Kewbnry- 29 Vi 31% whites -»a9c. Viola May. Greenlaw, Calais Providence; for Portland at 6 a. The are tlfe late arrivals at Closing. Oaks on State will be received Friday, leave Pemaquid Amesbury, Salem, Lynn, Boston, 2.00, furthermore he said the price that following Oats. Eggs firm; State and Penn at 18018%c; Wes- Wave. Mitchell, Addison for Portland; A Hay ibg’s street, by Damaris- port, the Commissioners of Cemeteries and Public m.,touching at above landings except 9.00 a. m.. 12.45. 6.00 p. m. Arrive Boston, 5.60 could now be by the manufacturers the River house: Joseph H. O’Neil, tern iresh 17 %c. ford, Ryder, Belfast for Boston; Mary Stewart, paid Royal Dec. Grounds at the offlcs of th" Commissioner of cotta. a. m., 12.40, 4.00. 9.05 p. m. Leave Boston for are Petroleum strong* Bangor tor New York: Susan Stetson, who buy for pulp purposes, much C. B. Salford, Opening. 21 Kelley,’ GOING EAST. 9.00 a. m.. 12.30, 7.00, 7.45 p. m. Portland; Kinsley, Henry Kosin steady. lio for Boston: Addie Shatter, Rockland for Public Works, City Hall, until Saturday. Portland, 7.30, larger than the manufacturer of lumber Closing. 21 Vi October 8th. at 12 o’clock alien they Tuesdays and leave Portland at 7 A rive Portland, 11.45 a. m.. 12.00. 4.30, 10.15, Boston; J W. Newman, Orono. Spirits l'uruDentlne firmer. New York; S muol Hart. Deer Isle for NYork; 1898, m„ Saturdays, can pay. FORE, Mabel Bart- will be opened aDd read. a. m. for Damariscotta, touching Boothbay 10.45 p. m. Dec. Molasses film. Obas E Sears, Lubee Ibr do; Hall, publicly his Charles Oakes on wlilch must he made So. Bristol and East He said he should not close mills Captain accompanied by Rice firm. lett, Rockland for do; Atalanta, do lor Boston; Blanks proposals Harbor, Boothbay. SUNDAY TRAINS. 7 90 and further Informa- leave Portland at 7 a. m. for Pem- at but they would he run for a his wife and child arrived home Opening. Freights to Liverpool sir mg. Freddie Emerson, do for New York. and plans, specifications Thursdays, present, yesterday Closing. 7 SO said Com- at above except For Biddefo-d, Portsmouth, Newbnry- the is not far off weak or. and nominal; fair Also sailed, sells Woodbury M Snow, Anna tion can be obtained at the office of aquid, touching jandings long time, though day their fifteen months’ to Ma- Sugar—raw dull, Commission- Damariscotta. Salem. Lvnn, Boston, 2.00 a. m.. 12.45 from voyage Wednesday’s at 96 teat 4 7 32 ', Shepherd, and Ella Pressev, New York; Vicks- missioner of Public Works. The port, when the saw mills of Maine will be quotations. refilling 3% c; Oertrifugal will return from Damariscotta m. Arrive Boston 5.57 a. 4.00 m2 01' H F Cobb, ers of Cemeteries and Public Grounds reserves On Saturday p. m., p. nila and the Philippines. Captain Oakes Mo asses 3 ^ ; refined weak, irregular; Mould burg. lioudout; Viola May. aud Amelia thing of the past. Silas lie to or all bids should they to East Boothbay. Leave Boston for Portland, 9.00 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Oct. Dec. May. A ■'* ; Standard A 4^ ; Confectioners A 4%c; Boston; Josle, Lucy May. Danl slmmons, right reject any went with a cargo in charge of the and deem it tor the Interest of the so to do. sep20dtf ALFRED RACE. Manager. Arrive Portland, 12.10, 10.30 p. m. Closing. 62 Y» 62Mi 04s/* cutliaf 5%o; crushed at 6Va ; powdered 6Vsc, Me Loon. Francis Coffin, Win Leggett, Mary city CLAIM AGAINST THE LEAVITT Bids should be marked Proposals for Build- a. Daily except Monday and stops at North schooner P. N. Blanchard. He discharged ■ atsd at 6; cubes 5%. J Eilior, Boston. HArwin.lr ami *JH> gr.inu and addressed to nnlv. ESTATE. BANGOR—ar 5th, schs Kit Carson, Kendall, ing Tower, etc.,” his and loaded ready for return the Dec. May CHICAGO—Cash Quotations; ft T. A. Boston. cargo New York; Annie K Lewis. —. MAINE COAST NAVIGATION CO. D. J. FLANDERS, G. P. ■•••••••• • .. 297/a 8*2 iuui uuicu Closlliz* — Commissioners of Cemeteries ami Public There was a before latter of from Manila. He had OlU Oiu, sells DU3SU n A lending, H QCt3dtt hearing Judge part April waeai— No 2 soring wheat 62; No 3 do 59.^ OATS. New York; Levi tlart, Pendleton, aod Annie Grounds. on several weeks before Ho 2 Red at Coro—No 2 at Peabody as referee in the Probate court been the voyage Dec. May. 6lV*c; 62V4®->4c. Keddatl. do. Portland, Oct. 1, 1898. octidtd 29V» a,29Vic: No 2 yellow 29Ya 296/fcc. Oats— Lord, PORTLAND and BANGOR loom on the matter of the that war had been declared be- Closing.... 21% 22% Ar schs Estelle, Hutchinson, Portland; yesterday he learned 2 2 white at 26Vi@2)Vyc: 6th, Portland & Worcester Line. No a; 22®22V&c;No Black, do. and rent No 2 rye see: No 2 Delaware, claim against the estate of the late Mrs. tween the United States Spain. No3 white at 23Va@24c; HENItY-Passed 5th. sch Jose Ola- Dec. Flaxseed 89V6c; CAPE Commencing Tuesday, June 28, 1898, Barley 34®44c: No 1 prime for Boston. LATHAM were a time SO ve News Sarah J. Leavitt, brought by her sister, Their friends for long very Closing. 7 at 7 86. ri. Newport TRUE, & ROCHESTER R. Timothy seed 2 27 Vs. Stoss pork 8®7 PORTUKD R. GALVESTON—Old 5th. sch Elwood Smith, • Mrs. E. Jordan of Bar Harbor. for their welfare as it was feared quotation*. Lard at 4 77 '/a; short rib sides at 6 lu Teacher of Mary anxious Thursday's 67V4S4 Drlsko, Mobile. Station Foot of Preble St. ... bo. salted meats—shoulders 4Va*!'.‘b; Mrs. Leavitt about ten weeks before her that their he taken as a SS«*'P Dry JACKSONVILLE Did 4tb, seh Nimrod. PIANO ship might prize clear sides at 6 4 0. On and alter Monday. Oct. 3, 1898, Sept. Deo M'y. short 30@5 Greene, New York. STEAMER SALACIA Passenger left the home of her Mrs. the and Mrs. Oakes Butter tereamry daries 12 (Harmony, Counterpoint, trains will Leave Portland: death, nieoe, by Spaniards. Capt. Closing... •»; 12% 14:4 steady 13@19Vici NEWPORT NEWS-Ar 5th. sebs Wm C Ton- leaves Franklin Wliarf, Portland, Tuesdays Leavitt Cheese steady TVilgjac. Eggs Brin—fresh THEORY Fugue, Analytical and For Worcester, Clinton. Ayer Junction, Nashua, Lizzie Blalsdell, in to their outward •«••••• 62% 62% 6*% @17c. via Washington; Geo at 6 a. m. at Beering, were made happy duiing Opening.... ner. Johnson, Kennebec Instru- aud Saturdays Touching a m. and Jordan at Bar Synthetical Form, Windham and Epping at 7.30 13.30 visit Mrs. Harbor. Mrs. COilo A McFadden, Wallace. Baltimore. Kookland, Camden, Belfast, 11lick*} bound voyage by the birth of a child. bbls; wheat 273.000 for and mentation. p. in. Leavitt was in poor health and did not Dec. May. aFiour—Receipts—10,000 SM 6th, seh George P Davenport, McLeod, port and Winterport. Arriving at Bangor Concord and at hush: oorn eel,000 bush; oats 476,000 bush; For Manchester, points North after to Bar She A evening was spent 32 Boston. about 7 p. m. m. and 12.30 recover going Harbor. very pleasant Opening. ..••••••■ 20% 40u00 bush; barley 180,000 busb. COMPOSITION. 7.30 a. p. m. nine 20% 31% rye NORFOLK—Sid 5th, sch Clara A Donnell, lietu’iiing—leave Bangor Mondays and Water- was ill some weeks, and finally died Wednesday at the parlors of the Baptist Cltfllng. .•.•••• Shipments—Flour 16,000 bbls; wheat 68.000 For Rochester, Springvale, Allred, Mrs. Breudage, Boston. attention to teclinio and Thursdays at 5 a. m., making above landings boro and Saco River at 7.30 a m., 13.30 and at Bar Harbor. Jordan’s claim is OATS. bush corn 320,000 bush; oats 282,000 push; Special given piano Point for church, the occasion bring a reception to In Hampton Loads 5th, sch Harry W.Haynes ensemble Touching at Northport and sandy 6 jo m. for board, medical attention, etc W 16000 bush: barley i7,00u busb. interpretation. Fupils’ classes, prac- p. during Dec. ay. rye for Vera Cruz. tice and recitals. freight or passengers on signal. Arriving at For Gorham at 7 JO and 9.46 Am, 12 JO, a 00, the total amount of the the new Kev. H. L. Caulkins, who lor cash A the illness, claim pastor, Opening.I 21% 23 DETROIT—Wheat quoted HSVsc NEW LONDON-Ar 6th. soli Lester LewD, Portland about 6 p. m. 6.30 and 6.20 p. m. being $314.29. The estate brings a counter for eleven years was successfully located Closing?. ..I 21% 22% Whtle; cash Red 660; Oct—c;Deca! 65“/sc; Kimball. Hoboken for Bel ast. Correspondence Lessons in Theory. Connecting at Kookland for Vtualahven, For Cumberland Mills, Westbrook for Calais Westbrook, claim Mrs. Jordan for $‘87.10. PORK. May at 03Va. Sill 6th. sells Lncy, Hooper, Amboy Corrected. North Haven and Stonington. Junction and Woedlords at 7JO, 9.46 A to., against at but who took of _ Manuscript Compositions Presque Isle, charge Jessie liai-r. Amboy lor Portsmouth. 6.30 and 6220 p. m. The legatees by the terms of Mrs. Dec. Murpliy, FAKES B'KOM PORTLAND TO 12J0,3.00, the local the first of Cotton Markets. POLT LOYAL. SC-Cld 4th, sch Wm M Bird, The 12.30 m. tram trom Portland connects Leavitt's will, were Mrs. Lizzie Leavitt church, September. 7 or Camden. 3.35 p. Opening.. 77 1**8. Baltimore. Brown 537 Congress St„ Room 18. Rockland .*1.35, at Junction with "Hoosac Tunnel Route” Miss Florence Minot Shaw Hart- 85 OCT. 6, Barrett, Block, 3.5b Ayer Blaisdeil and Blaisdell, Kevs. O. K. Crosby, — B oct6dlw Belfast. 3.00, Closing.7 YORK—The Cotton marker to-u; y PHILADELPHIA Cld 5th, brig Henry " lor the West and at Union Worcester, Mr. X. NEW 3-00 3.50 Station, who were represented by Robert well and C. A. Brooks active resident —e- at 6 lt-16; do up- Cole, Ponce; sells Cora Dunn, Harring- Bangor. lor Providence and New York, via “Providence closed steady; middling gulf Cleaves, Weather permitting. Whitebouse. H. W. J. Knowlton ap- Portland Daily Preea Stock floatation*. 610 bams. ton. Gertrude Abbott, Bugbee, for Line” lor Norwich and New York, via “Nor- were in attendence to extend lands at 6 7-16c; tales Cardenas; for Mrs. Jordan. Hon. clergymen Gardiner. O. C. OLIVER, President. wich Line” with Boston and Albany R. R. for peared Augustus Corrected Swan is Barrett. Bankers, 186 CHARLESTON—The lotion marsei to-baj of Mrs. L. R. Cook and by PER IH AMBOY—Ar sch Lucia Porter, CHAS. R. LEWIS. Treasurer. je*5 dtf the and with the New kork aU rail via F. Moulfcon is the ad minsitrator the congratulations. street. 4 13 16a. 5th, West, Middle _ was steady; Miauling referee has reserved his de- STOCKS. Farrow. New York. “Sprlngtield.” estate. The Mrs. C. W. Jordan reoeived the friends market today was Wal- at from Par Value. Bid. Asked GALVESTON—Cotton SAVANNAH—Sid 5th, sens Gov Ames. Trains arrive Portland Worcester cision. Description. 1.30 __ and introduced them to the 6c. G Hart. Babbidge at 1.30 from Rocnester at 8.30 a m., pastor. Canal National Bank....100 108 110 steady; mlduhng demar, Philadelphia; Stephen p. m.; to-day was Halllax. and 6.48 p. m.; from Gorham at 6.40, 8J0 and SOLD. Messrs. Howard Carswell Casco National Bank...... IOC 100 102 MEMPHIS—The Cotton market DOMINION LINE. STEAMBOAT LEWISTON Gooding, Edgar M C from 10.60 A 1 JO, 4.15, 6.48 m. Cumberland National Bank.. .40 od 02 firm; middlings 5c. 1 SULLIVAN—Ar 4th, schs Moseley, rn., p. and L. P. Cook acted as ushers The fol- do. Steamboat Lewiston was sold at United National Bank. loo Boston; Geo W Collins, Grant, For through tickets tor all points West tend Chapman NEW;ORLEA NS—The Cotton market to-tay for New was rendered Bank.100 98 10U Sid 5th, sens George Gurney, York; MONTREAL ml h LIVERPOOL. South apply to 11. C. PALMER, Tloket Agent, States Marshal sale at Brooks’s lowing programme during First Naiional Arm; middling 6c. QUEBEC Wharf, Merchants’National Bank- 75 109 111 Cornelia Soule, Washington. Portland. MBs The the evening: Baritone solo, Mr. H. M. »< 9J MOBILE—The Cotton market to-day was VINEYAEIJ-HaVEN—Ar 6th, sch Annie & W. PETERS, Bunt, East Boston, Wednesday afternoon. National Traders’Bank-100 Steamer From Montreal From Quebec. ie86dgJ. Homer National Bank.100 102 104 firm; middling 4 13 16c. Reuben, Bennett, Woodbriilge. boilers Greene; organ accompaniment, Portland tc-day was steamer, together with engines, Trust Co.100 139 136 SAVANNAH—The otton market Sid 6th, schs Chas II Trickey, Addle M An- Labrador Oct. 8, daylight Oct. 8,2.30 p. mi vocal Portland ** & Humphrey; solos, Harry B. Has 80 86 middling 4 18-165. derson. Elvira J French, Silver Spray, Elwood Scotsman J5, 15, and gear, was bid in by Thomas Butler Portland Company--.oO quiet: " Water Co.100 102 104 Burton, and Luis G Label. Vancouver 22. 22, POINT On. for $1300. The includ- Hodsdon, Edgar Carswell, Mrs. Charles Portland *• PORTLAND AND SMALL furnishings, Co. .100 ISO 136 Passed 6tb, schs Myronus, and Telegraph, Ottoman 29, 29, Portland St. ltailroad European Markets. ** ing bedding, chairs, and other ^furniture, W. Jordan: recitation, Miss Edith Cook. 128 east. Nov. STEAMBOAT CO. Maine Central K’y.-•■•190 bound M. C. MILLIKEK, Dominion 5, “_Nov. 5, were of in small and ISO, (By Teleerapn.1 Walter M disposed lots, Refreshments of cake and coffee were Portland & Ogdensburg R.R. 100 48 80 Ar 6th, schs Young, Eastport for brought about $300. ' LONDON. Oct. 6, 1888.—Consom closed r.t New York; D D Haskell. Greens Landing tor the Mrs. L. P. BONDS. for account. OF PIANO and ORGAN. BOSTON SCENIC ROUTE OF CASCO BAY. The purchasers of the steamer will burn served during evening by 109 9-16 for money and 109 13-16 do and both sailed. TEACHER market Also ar 6tli. schs S M Sawyer, New York for her up for old junk In the Cook and Mrs. W. W. Dunn. Portland 6s. 1907. 118 120 LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6, 1808-Cotton TO LIVERPOOL VIA. QUEENSTOWN. spring. 4s. 1902—1812 Damletta & Johanna, Amboy for Studio 37 Y. M. C. A. Building. Portland Funding.. J02 103 l-3’.'d mulling by : •' Jouesport; From All the members of last year’s football higher—American and Setli W Smith, for t From Portland 4s. 1913, Funding.106 108 200 bales Portland; Jersey City alais; Steamer PORTLAND YACHT CLUB. 000 bates, Including speculation lor 48 Lawu Avenue. Liverpool. Steamer.Boston. Percy to play on this year’s team Bangor 6s. 1899. R. R. aid.101 102 M l’errln. Port Liberty Biddeforu; Abenaki, Residence \g team desiring export. Clias. H. W ■ Bangor 6s. 1905., Water.114 116 ^ do lor Augusta; Marlon Draper, fm Amboy for Decrlng Center. Tlmrs Sep. 33. B.S.Nev«|England,OcL 6.1.30 p.m. Capt. How, At the monthly meeting of the Portland to meet at the school for 13.30 are requested High Bath 4%s, 1907, 103 Saco, Ella May, do Lockport. f^m 6. S. S. Canana, -«■ p.m. Municipal.101 L OCt4 TliiirsIOct, Yacht Club held Wednesday evening, afternoon at two Bath 4s. 197,1, 102 SAILING BAYS OF STEAMSHIPS. Passed 6th. schs Geo Bird, ckland for New Will leava PORTLAND grounds Saturday Refunding.100 Ellsworth for BATES OF PASSAGR. PIER, PORTLAND, Belfast 4s. 106 York; Wesley Abbott, liondout; at m. Messrs. Herbert N. Piukham and Arthur Municipal.102 FROM FOP. for Return Daily 2.00p, o'clock. Calais 4s 1901—1911 Kefunding....loO 102 ...Oct 8 Horatio L Baker, Bangor Washington; R D First Cabin, $00.03 aud upwards. wife and several Patna.New York. Hamburg. Kennebec and ac- For Orr’i IslaDd. Card's Cove, Quohog Bay T. Wood were elected members. Rev. C. A. Brooks and Lewiston6s,’ 1901, Municipal .106 107 Oct 8 Bibber, and Maggie S Hart, lor -. $11+ and upwards according to steamer Werkeadam .. New York.. Rotterdam Ar 5th. sch East Harpswell, Ashdale, Horse Island Har of the of the Methodist Lewiston 48, 1913, 105 8 WILMINGTON Longfellow, commodation. ... young people Municipal.108 Fulda.New York. .Genoa London, Lon- bor. Water Cove. Small Point, West Phipps- MAINE PENSIONS. church were in Lewiston yesterday at- Saco 4s. 1901. Municipal.loo 102 8 Chase, New York. second Cabin, to Liverpool, Menominee...-New York. .London.cct and $35 to $+0.C0. « Re- burtc and Cindy's Harbor. the 10th annual convention of Maine Central KK 7s.l912,cons.mtgl33 135 ■••■Hot 8 donderry Queenstown. Harbor at tending *’ British Prince..New York. .Santos Ports. to steamer KETUKNING—Leave Cundy’s Washington, October 3.— Pensions have “iVsS” 105 107 .uct 8 Foreign turn $60.50 to $70.00, according the Lewiston district, Epworth League. Labrador.Montreal. ...Liverpool. 6.00 a. m.; Ashdale, 6.30 a. m.; Water Cove, 6.45 been residents of Maine as fol- 4s cons. .103 ]<)5 dcc 8 Ar 4. Deer- ami accommodation. granted mtg... Etruria.New York. Liverpool at Singapore Sept biirqueJGrace London. London- a. m.; Card’s Cove. 7.15 a. m.; Orr’s Island, 8.00 lows: g«s,1900,exten’sn.l03 104 8 Drinkwater. Newcastle, NSW. Steerage, to Liverpool, Tjomo.New York. .Barbados—out iug, and Belfast- a. m. Arrive In Portland at 10.00 a. m. Portland & 1st 104 1C5 ° ship J B Brown, Ma- derry Glasgow. Queenstown INCBEASI. “It was almost a miracle. Burdock Ogd’ir g6s,1900, mtg Touraine.New York. .Havre Ar at Honolulu sept 11), STEPHEN to steamer. Portland Water Co's 4s. 1927.103 10*Vi .--”lvin A. Souta out all over the body. I am “ and J J JENSEN, Man., Carter, to breaking Boston etnen Slaruer. Francisco. ,, $17; Hope, $12 Kaiser W de G New York.. Bremen. •••}";{ (fan! is CO., Gen. Agents, office. 158 Commercial St, William R. Miss Julia 12 Ar at Montevideo Sept 8, ship 13enj Sevvall, $dco1c} J'(d DAVID TORRANCE $17; Webster, Gardiner, $8 to very grateful.,, Filbridge, Tto following were the closing quota- Majestic.New Y'ork. Liverpool.Git jelSdtf I Telephone 46-3. »u#3dtl to from ltosario for Mauritius. «c*. 37 Plum street. I MontreaL $14 West Cornwell, Conn. tions of stocks at Boston; Laurentiau .... Montreal... Liverpool.---ou Bewail, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J _NEW ADVEBTISEft^ENTS, HARBOR NOTES. THE PBE55. Items ot Interest Picked Up Along the TODAY* NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Water Front. J. R. Libby Co. Eastman Bros. & Bancroft. on & The went thi Owen. Moore & Co. steamer Madeleine Son & Leighton. to hare a leak re ffi&ibbii Hooper, railway yesterday slight White Mountain Exdursion. also wen Lambert. paired today. The Sebascodegan was First Johnson & the Day Sagadahoc Fair. on tor to her.wheel. Yesterday Sell customer a Thomson’s slight repairs your Fish Market. “Clove-Fitting” Congress Square The British sohooner Water.Lily arrive! AUCTIONS. light to lumber; Sheperdess F. O. Bailey & Co. load.with Corset, and you do three good services. deep. The Lizzie E. Dennison, Maynari of the “Greatest Sale Lost, Found I. Y ou New Wants. To Let. For Sale, Sumner and sailed. Carpet give your customer a satisfactory article. under Spartan and similar advertisements will be foun The steamer W. G. Butman ar ||. You make a tbeir appropriate heads on page 6._ little permanent customer. Rockland rived yesterday morning from III. You make a fairish profit for yourself. “Mr*. Winslow Soottll=s Hr“l>, towing the steam scow Eureka which wa in the Trade con- over Years Dy millions of loaded with wire eto. History The “CLOVE-FITTING” is in and Has been used Fifty cables, torpedoes, simple design mothers for their children while Teething that had been removed from the mouth o struction. success. It soothes the child, with perfect the Penobscot river. secret its Pain, cures Wind The of righteousness that instead of the softens the gums, allays The British schooner Utility arrived of Portland.” is, Colic, regulates the bowels, and is the best transverse seams which yesterday from Lower Cove, N. S., wltt usuallgores, are introduced, remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from 2.0 tons of grindstones which she will dis running AROUND the body instead of and down—as in teething or other causes. For sale by Drug- up at this gists in every nart of the world. Be sure and charge port. all other Corsets—eliminates feature. E. MO' every objectional ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, 25 cts Lobster arrivals yesterday were, and it was A GREAT DAY, Emma C We sell 15 styles of Thomson’s Cor- a bcttl* Nichol, 6700; Mile Davis, 2900; “Clove-Fitting” __ Berry, 2309; Hermann Keessing, 6500; People were astonished. sets. U Judith Ann, 3S00; Blanche and Ada, 800. We learn from British Vice Consu Visitors were buyers. CASTORIA Ke.iting, stationed at this port, but whosi • were official district includes all ports of thi Buyers delighted. Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. state of Maine, that lor the year ending not! It was never before to in Portland In use for more than thirty years, and Well, why possible buy June 30, 1893, 1229 British vessels entered The Kind You Have Always Sought. Wool Art for at Maine ports, and all the transaction All Squares $3.00. pertaining to this extensive commerci Axminster Carpets at 79c. the care of disabled or distressed sea and and Brussels at 85c. men, and the usual statistical details o Cowell Bigelow the business and an! BRIEF JOTTINGS. requirements Roxbury Tapestrys at 59c. possibilities for trade or immigration hi at 60c. Mr. W. F. Trask Is preparing to drill a has all had to be incorporated in Velvet Carpets official The increase of commerci well on Clapboard Island to supply a 10,- reports. Carnet Sweepers, Nickel Trimmed, at $1.50. ! British vessels in the 001 gallon tank with water, which is to by at)this port pas has been over am be used by the millionaire Philadelphian, two years, 62,009.tons, the increase over Sam uel :Fredei io Houston, who has pur- sinoe 1885 has been 116,- PRICE. a for AT OWN chased the island and intends greatly to 000 tons, surely good showing AND REMNANTS OF EVERYTHING YOUR Br Irish commerce with Portland sea. improre the property. Mr. Houston’s by much TODAY plans oontemplate the erection of a han d- Today and tomorrow are your last chances and the assortment is better, better, TWO PLUCKY BOYS. Borne house 80 feet front, and the building than tomorrow. _ ,, His archi- x „ of a substantial stone wharf Quite an amount of pluck and persever By the way: We offer at 45c a fyard a standard grade of Tapestry that is really an every tect will soon be on to consult with Mr. ance was displayed by two small boys ai -a «a smta a«i to the house. house ot Bartlett S. on Linclor 9 styles at r *1.00 $9.00 Houston in regard the Emery " l •1.35 sale at M. Stein- $2.26 Star Course tickets for street Tnesday evening. Mr. Emery’e 3 $1.50 erts & Sons Co., 517 Congress street. little son and a Humphrey boy, neitbei THE HOUSEHOLD OUTFITTERS The County Commissioners will begin of whom Is over ten years of age, had the work of paving Portland bridge by taken a lighted lamp into the cellar, in- the fifteenth of this month. tending to split some wood. In some way Yesterday was a fine October day with the lamp tipped over and the kerosene ran HOOPER, SON & LEIGHTON. ft high north 'wind. The mercury was out upon the Are wood, igniting as it did want back. You’d to the goods. down to SU degrees at 8 a. m. so. You won’t your money prefer keep Mr. J. Henry Rines of this city has Quite a blaze was the immediate result; purchased a flook.of 88 sheep of George but the two plucky youngsters, instead of H. Freeman of West Gray. He will put running away as might naturally have them on his farm at Gorham. been expected, set to work to extinguish The bowling alleys at the new gymnasi- the Are. A neighbor whose attention was um of the Y. M. C. A. were opened last attracted by the blaze started to ring in evening for the first time. an alarm; but the little.fellows conUdent- Iuaj FIRE IN A PARLOR. The call men of the fire department Jy told him that they could “handle the WEDDINGS. were paid yesterday. Are,’’which they succeeded in putting YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT OUR The committee on publlo buildings pre- out with.the aid of two.tubsfui of water. DAVIS—HANSON. Lively Blaze in W. H. Stevens’ Honse pared the contract lor tne removal or One of the prettiest -weddings that has Last i Evening, ashes to be signed by Mr. Hanson Curry, TRIED ON CHARGE OF ASSUALT. taken place in Augusta in a long time PRICES BEFORE BUYING. who has the job. one the was that at Christ’s church, Wednesday 3' There was only case before At five-forty o’clook last evening an Miller Hanson 2 lb. Hamburg Steak for 25c Best Pea Beans, 36c pk., 6c qt. court a evening, when Miss Marie 12c 6 25c V FUNERAL OF CHAS. C. THOMAS. Municipal yesterday morning, alarm of fire from .box‘821, called the de- 1 lb. good Lamb Chops, lbs. California Prunes, H,0rt BUST..'* }Lovlr!?e in with Round 12 to 15c Raisins. 5c John McEvoy for as- of that city, was united marriage house of Mr. W. H. .Steak, Large Cooking complaint’ against partment to the 18 to 22c Best Molasses, 25 and 35c The funeral services of the late Charles Edward Davis of the Rump Steak, Cooking gal it here. on the street Charles where there Lean Smoked 6clb. Best 10c Salmon in and are sure to find sault Harry Fink, Congress Adjutant Stevens, 281 Braokett street, Shoulders, city. Think of any deservedly popular Corset you C. Thomas were held yesterday morning whose home is in Best Breakfast 10c lb 3 cans Best 25c cobbler. 1st Maine Volunrteers, blaze in the front Bacon, Blackberries, No. 24 was a lively parlor. Fresh Beef Liver, 6c lb Pure Rio, fine flavor, 12 l-2c at his late residence, Quincy It was a military wedding. was claimed that is one of a Portland. and white washers Roast of to 12c Fine Java and 15c the and It McEvoy The paper han gers Beef, 8,10 Mocha, the foe to dirt, whether upon the person, clothing street. Bev. Mr. ireeman officiated, churoh was decorated with Whole Skinned Back 9c and 9*c Try our 25 and 35c Teas. deadly of that have been marauding The prettily had been at work in this room and the Hams, KREMONIA, deceased. The gang boys Best Salt Pork the 7c 5 lb. can of Blended Java 90c the friend and helper of spoke very feelingly of tho and plants, which by atrip, Coffee, the ornaments, the paint. It’s also iD the neighborhood of Larch, Cumber- bunting, flags potted was covered with paper clippings 10 lb. Tub Best Pure Lard, 6»c 5 gallons of Oil and can for 90c floral tributes were and beautiful. in- carpet uses. many were with taste. The 10 lb. Tub Pure Leaf Lard, 75c Best Eastport Sardines. 3c box demonstrator illustrates its land and streets, above Washing- arranged great a soreen of some inflammable that it touches. A lady from of Eel- Congress while light, Best Lamb, 7 to 8o 0 lbs. Best Loose Saleratus for 26c every complexion A large gates aljar employes were s me of the representa- Forequarter ton for some time Mr. Fink is one vited guests was over tns chandelier to Best 7 to 8c Best Syrup, 20c and past. fabric draped Forequarter Veal, Maple qt. knap Motor company, large pillow of Au and many offloers Western 20c Fresh Quaker is delic- of the men have been troubling by tive people gusta, the dirt from it. About half Creamery Butter, Buckwheat, lOepkg & kind. The flavor children of they keep soiling Best Tub 25c New Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour 8c TEA. The Cooper Cooper with word “Papa,” from the Volunteers Creamery Butter, pkg CEYLON'INDIA stones at doors, windows of the Maine five Mrs. Stevens had occa- Best Silver Skin Onions, 20c pk Nice Figs, 10c, lb. the Interment will be at throwing shop pnst o’olock, the cleanliness of it is above suspicion; the deceased. Elida at the or- Best new Pcratoos. 15c 55c bush 10 bars Best Laundry 25c ious; of etc. Wednesday night the dis- Miss Higgins presided sion to enter the ; room; and desiring a pk. Soap, houses, Sweet I' ..oes, 20,1b for 25c Best Bolted MeaL 20c pk. the Chinese Article, but Brunswick. and Lohengrin's wedding Jersey a trifle above that of its dirty cousin, turbance gr6W unbearable to Mr. Fink gan, played light threw back'one comer of the curtain Nice Corned Beef, 2, 4 and 6c 4 bottles Best Ketchup, 25c price? well, perhaps march as the entered the church. Concord Grapes, r 10c has. Nice Brooms, l2Vic the mouth. PORTLAND PROVIDENT ASSOCIA- and he to the police that the [party over the chandelier and one of the a trifle more of for what goes into complained lighted Best Yellow Turnips, 10c pk. who minds price stones at him. Cumming3 of th6 1st Regiment, TION. McEvoy boy had thrown Chaplain gas jets. The window of the rooms was free. the Try a cup of it creamed; its not The oase was N. (i. S. M., performed ceremony. of blew the curtain At the annual held in the McEvoy pleaded guilty. open and a gust wind Order by Telephone or call at the store. Goods delivered meeting in full dress ac- to it Mr. W. H. The groom was uniform, the inflammable to oft' the and any steamboat or railroad Common Council room last evening, continued ridoy. Looney over the flame, setting any part city landing ! Lieutenant Frank B. The above but a a Blessed in th9 Temperature for companied by on lire. When Mrs. Stevens station. are few oft the many bargains to be What Change these officers.were elected: appeared McEvoy. material ; I 1st Maine found at Welch of Co. B., Regiment, the whole chandelier even in the river of President—George H. Lord. turned around And wisdom says: “Look out for sunken rocks, acted as best man. yet Vice Presidents—Lyman M. Cousins, PERSONAL. who covering was ablaze. A portion of it led the four ushers Jefferson Chase, James Keazer. bridal party by onto the and al- blessings.” [The dropped down carpet Under Treasurer—Charles S. Fobes, Thomas A. Jewett of Battery C, rods away from the thioker Bartley McCullum has just taken charge Captain though Mrs. Stevens with great presence JOHNSON & LAMBERT To illustrate: One should never get many Secretary—L. D. Austin. Lieut. C. H. S, the East End Theatre at 1st Maine Heavy Artillery, room and month is the friskiest colt of Board of Managers—George Trefethen, of the Pittsburg, of mind rushed out Into another TELEPHONE : 24 WlLMOT STREET. in the month of October. For the tenth Co. Lieut. Ernest H. 228-5. wear M. Charles Al- and for the Blackington, F, and some old OCt7d2t eleven. W. Marks, Henry Chase, Pa., reports .the prospects proonrred water carpeting human health than all the other Wm. W. Eben assistant and Lieut. E. twelve and plays more tricks with fred Woodman, Brown, winter as being very bright. Wheeler, surgeon to smother the the scraps of paper on P. Win. O. Are, of the wardrobe; Corey, James Baxter, Fox, Philbrook of Co. 1st Maine is the most important part # H. C. Robinson has been appointed E. L, Regi- the floor too easily and In a The between-seasons Underwear A. L. Burbank, J. J. Gerrish, Edward caught OF TRADE. consisted of the four bridesmaids, BOARD will come soon. P. Chase, Aug. Cummings, Thomas chief engineer of the W. C. R. R. He ment, minute the whole room was ablaze. THE MAINE CENTRAL R, R, the kind will do, for the winter things and Alice Lawrence and inexpensive Pennell, George W. Simonton, John will assume the duties of the Misses Addle Mr. Francis L. Littlefield to probably happened Resolutions Favoring Revival of Ocean • W. Simonton, John Maud McFadden of and WILL RUN ANOTHER Cousins, George ollioe in a few weeks making his head- Miss Fairfield, be the house about this time and Benjamin F. Harris, O. W. passing Carrying Trade. Women’s round Clothes Basket, Cousens, Mr. Robinson has Miss Grace Armstrong of Portland, the For I2^C. Jersey Large, Fullara, Fritz H. Jordan, Philip F. quarters at Calais. quickly realizing the situation rushed to Miss Allie Hanson, and the knit Undervests; I9c Turner, Alpheus Griffin, Theodore A. built the road as consulting engineer. flower girl, the nearest box, which happened to be of The October meeting of the managers EXCURSION alternat- Josselyn, Fred H. Marr, Samuel A. True, Miss Ball and Miss Churchill of the bride who leaned on the arm her moth- in alarm. Before hose high neck, long sleeves, 821, and pulled an TO THE J. Park Rockwell. handsome in a yesterday morning was well attended. sizes. friends in Portland er. Ther bride was very reached the house had de- ing wide and narrow ribs,3 Wash Boiler, copper bottom, Fadettes, are.visiting three the.fire W. K. Sanderson and W. Rev. W. O. Phelan was elected agent. of satin with Messrs. George Price and and The Fadetes will play two gown ivory pearl trimmings, a new piano, several 25c quality. Friday size, 59c be Deering. stroyed Chickering were elected members of the large The rooms of the association will the bridal veil. Miss Allie Han- Way, M. D., matinees and two evening ooncerts in con- wearing articles of maghonay furniture, two or WHITE Saturday, 12>£c open early in Deoember ns usual for the de soie over silk. board. nection with the Bazar held by the son wore muslin pink etc. most of in three carpets, Fortunately nominated to State knit fleeced decorated, relief of the worthy poor of the city Lawrence was Delegates attend.the For 25c. Jersey Jardinieres, Church of the Messiah, November 10th M iss Addie dressed[in grey the furniture .had been removed with its custom for the parlor Board sessions were confirmed. Messrs. 10c to $5.00 accordance many over white silk. Miss Alice Lawrence Undervests, high •maita ITT MY- and 11th in Hall. room while the workmen were tho ooenniaHnn hac llAAn City from this and W. H. made MOUNTAINS white silk. Miss Grace Ammi Whitiney Gray long sleeves, lace-crochet A. E. Herrick of Bethel was admitted had white over there and this was saved, but neck, Istenoe, busy of their satisfaction with run wore white over a brief report ON work at neck, with ribbon with to before the United States Court Armstrong pale pink, was ruined or destroyed to make SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th. Jardinieres, pedestal, praotise enough the Brunswick meeting. under yesterday. whie JMiss McFaddon wore pale green oj__Inna cnmofliiniv Arnr Sfiflft Leave Portland 10.10 a m.. Cumber in; pearl buttons, gore $1.39 to $10.00 Communications were read from the land Mills Mrs. James H. of this was a silk. covered *1000 Insurance 10.10 a. in. arms, 25c Dyer city This loss is by of Commerce and from the service the marcueu to Boston Chamber passenger for Liveprool by the Dominion After party with Norton and Hall. placed the Philadelphia Board of Trade. Fare$l.so. Basement For Saturday. 39c to Boston the church parlors led by Adjutant and the Fern Dishes, decorated, Disfigured liner New England Jfrom yester- The firemen soon extinguished Arrive at Faybans at 1.25 p. m. The salesroom The was unanimously the strain of the following Low rates trom on Mrs. Davis, to wedding flames the use of pony chemicals and all stations Mountain DI Bargains $1.49. day. by vision. is full of them. U. S. march. much to the adopted: Lt. Commander Cogswell, N., it doing very damage Returning leave at 2.30 p. prevent the aotion of the President Fabyans m., arrive or ones are: of the bride on street Whereas, By In at 5.45 m. Two three leading who will succeed Lt. Commander Smith At the home Gage although the parlor was badly Portland p. Board Life house, and of Congress, and through the skill (iEO. F.EVANS, Vice Pres.and Gen.Man The Maryland double Priscilla Sleeve-Ironing For the immediate of the there was a to First. W. Nichols in charge lighthouse rceeption burned. F. E. BOOTHBY, Gen. Pass, and Ticket and valor of our army and navy great op- Agt. Cooker. By a cu- for ironing sleeves,infants’ wear, was executive officer friends and relatives together with the to the Maine OCtTd2t,50 Roaster and Face a Solid Sore distriot.^at this port, The building belongs fnr enterprise have been 8p laundry Almost Entire of the portunities the and pressing all fine on her remarka- officers, who added to the effee t and is insurance our rious automatic arrangement for Weeks of the battleship Oregon Savings bank covered.by apened to citizens, favorably affecting Tried Everything occasion their full dress uniforms. of industry; it is hereby roast bastes itself. work, 25c ble trip from San Francisco and took part by placed with Adams, Anderson & Co. every branch Until Many beautllul presents were received, Kesolved, That in order to take ad- SAGADAHOC But Kept Spreading in the blockade of Santiago and destruc- FAIR, Price, I9c among them a full dining set of oak from vantage of these wido fields of enterprise Cervera’s fleet and a commissioners. ocean trade should There Was No Cure. tion of the officers of the regiment, piece railroad the American carrying Thought Davies of New of from the State House official and and the Portland Board of Mr. D. Ffrangcon York, gold The railroad commissioners were in be revived, CO. In Few attaches to oonsider R. LIBBY CO. J. R. LIBBY Tried Cuticura. Days in the Trade hereby urges Congress J. ~ one of the prominent singers at their office, Wednesday morn- --- Aojutant and Mrs. Davis left on the 11 session at the approaching session what action is TOPSHAM, In Short Time Cured. Musical festival, was at the Con- on Better. Maine o’clock Pullman for Boston, where they icg, and had the hearing the petition needed to restore to the United States the with a hotel on his 10 when will re- trade in vessels Our little humor commenced gress Square yesterday way will visit for days, they the Portland and Rumford Falls rail- aeean carrying sailing _ girl’s of OCTOBER on turn to this Their home will be tut? ajuouvhu 11, 12, 13,’98. tiny sore on one nostril, but it kept spread- to Bangor. city. for of an extension of about unanr it Portland. road approval That a movement of such till we she would never get mane in Resolved, ing thought Mr. Clarence DeWitt of New York, of track in the town of Jay. The to section of Great races. Great dismay. Great Sport several weeks we tried every- a mile universal advantage every A SCALY SUBJECT cured. For the Continual performance. both exter- formerly ot Portland, is at Congress REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. the proposed ex- our should receive the support of thing we could get for the blood, commissioners approved country of trade and commercial or- | ill boards nally and internally,but itkept getting larger Square. These transfers bave been recorded: tension. a and their active nnd earnest But one we are to talk on, all the time, till loth nostrils, the upper lip, Walter L. Hatch of Co. B,who returned afternoon the commissioners held ganizations, always ready the Sarah M. Whitney of Denver, Col., to In the Is and the Fara from Portland and return S1.0S of the lower one side to eye, 30-operation hereby invoked, part lip,andup in as land In Har- on of there was no from Chickamauga good health, Oscar Kneeland of Harrison, a hearing at Gardiner petition the of the country urged to lend their were a solid sore. We thought press success of this W. B. President. would be for life was supposed, is quite sick in ;this city rison village. railroad for approval of powerful aid to the great KENDALL, cure, and that she disfigured of to Geo. Cobbossecontee oct7d5t CctiOCka William 8. Barrett Deering W. 8. ROGERS, Secretary. a last resort) we tried with malarial fever. of road. national undertaking. _ Finally (as of Portland for land with leoation their w a bottle of tno Morris $700, then adjourned. Remedies- We used a part of Dr. Dana W. will leave for The hoard of Fellows, on Oxford street. The commissioners will inspeot several Resolvent and nearly a box buildings Cuticura on to attend the to Arrilla both the direc- Washington Saturday John Cheethara Walker, roads next week among them being the OF MISS MARTHA Cuticura (ointment), and followed in FUNERAL kno r e Dental convention. He will of Bridgton, for $925, with buildings do not have to much about it as our patrons c^rry After a few days it began to National Portland and Rumford Falls railroad, the MELAUGH. I We say tions minutely. Are gj satisfaction. ■ a short time she was en- about two weeks. Bridgton. only the best and .' f look better, and in be absent to Kate E. both Rumford Falls and the Frank- at the i always give perfect one. t|T,X s a humor. Michael Eagan Hession, Rangeley, A congregation assembled will be y tt with no scar ortraceof the largo customers? If not us a trial and you tirely well, Deputy Hartnett, returned yesterday of land with on Cot- and and the give us. and usa Portland, buildings lin Megantic Sandy River of the Immaoulate Conception to do not trade with I send you this testimonial, you may Catherdal pointer the people who t; from a week’s visit to St. John, N. B. ton street. final that wish. on railroads. pay their I We can also talk on any part of it you Charity A. Porter, for $102.50, land pn yesterday morning to. D.A.PLETTS.M.D., | CHICHESTER, The deputy was the guest of Capt. Hogan The week after their route takes them Martha Mrs. WM. Freeport. tribute of respect to the late Miss Conn. of mid his friends in St. John. Sumner a. and Feb. 5,1808.Flainville, Co.IS, Thomas Nason et all to over the lines of the Bangor Aroos- The ceremonies were very im- — Melaugh. — Secretary Garland of the Y. M. C. A., Shaw, all of Sebago, land In Sebago. took the Street for railroad, Bangor railway, and the music was solemnly Rupture Specialist, recovered as to be able to drive Robert E. Littlefield of Portland, posing has so far the and ohoir. The Rev. OYSTERS land on Cbebeague island. Bangor, Hampden Winterport, rendered by the Catholic $500, choicest stock in the market. oat. Michael D. Cavanaugh et als to Wm and the Bangor, Oldtown and Orono rail- M C McDonough rector of the cathedral, For we carry the of the solemn I Very Rev. M. C. O’Brien, V. G., oi Cavanaugh, land with buildings on Fore roads. officiated as celebrant At the close of the oere- 472 C08GRESS was the of Rt. Rev. street. requiem mass. OFFICE, ST, Bangor, guest Bishoi _ monies FT. McDonough paid an eloquent Healy daring the week. and character EXCURSION TO WHITE MOUNTAINS tribute to the beautiful life «*•■ Peabody goes to Boston today who was be- and ns well ns of adults of every’ Judge of universally of infant, and children, run the deceased, Fridays Saturdays. them The Maine Central railroad will an A of Nortatement is mod. regarding on business connected with the Saffort loved and respected. great profusion are the most speedy, th. Rtron-eat evidence. They excursion to the White Mountains next Uoial design:? came from all blood pursers, and will case. handsome hours 9 to 19 a. m. and a'nd infallible shin cures, station at The pall bearers were Messrs OCire eeCmS times. leaving Union 10.10 a. quarters humor remedies of modem In the of Brook’s celebratec Sunday, reedjsection McGowan, Cogar, Coleman, Driscoll, 4 in. m. The foliage is now at its best and 9 to p. Friilay evening] band, which appears in the Star oourse Stimulate the stomach, Melaugh and Quinn. Interment at 578 CONGRESS ST., HEAB OF GREEN ST. this is one of the most delightful excur- o’locK anointings with Cvncunt. [oint- the is a Portland man, Mr. Loui: rouse the liver, cure bilious- cemetery. from 7 to 8 oct7;1U Fori?Cuticlka ”*sSAP buati bg?otle mild do>es of i4th, Cavalry nrm 657-3. Vr .-n cure„. and dizziness, of tho season. The train leaves sepl4W&Ktf 8p Telephone jE ol blood purifiers and M. well known here ii ness, headache, sions greatest Jonos, formerly Cough Syt-np ernes coughs gJIcSwS, sour stomach, constipation. at 2. SO and arrives in Portland ~~I>r Bull’s cures. -- as a clarine Fabyans this humor band and orchestra circles, etc. Price 25 cents. Sold by alt druggists. anil i"niriq Mothers keep wonderful remo- 25 cts. player. The only Pills to take with Rood’s Sarsaparilla I at 5.45 p. «!• “y handy for the children. 1