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Portland Daily Press: January 1, 1900 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. JANUARY PRICE THREE CENTS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862-VOL. 38. PORTLAND, MAINE, MONDAY MORNING, 1, 1900._IgS^ViSSS) I _-gL- .ir~-1 M-JL!" ~i-- —— la thalr respective looollUaa, should position#, nrlif aleo that the native* DOU BAR BREAKWATER. !i KOVI* UN armed Dutch eelenlels gather. _HICK4A deelred to be rid of the preeenee of the K . mm ACCEPTS SORTIE STORY DISCREDITED m uriusiM mmsi. Tba theory la that tba British boa* Maeaoabaa, the friar* aad the oetered Ichtestr Currie T. Ills ef Rueliluud staying oolonlala should ba fully pre- Amsrtgan mldlcm, toward wham they Wrecked. pared to cope with tbe Dutch ooloatole eater a violent aaMpotby. Sixty- mined without the aid of regulars. The alert- eight elek^otil af Major Baoholar'a oom- Deo—iber 81—Tbu (Jlo« ouster, Moos., oars of tbs British makes united notion maad of IU0. are-eomlng to Manila. dog-bar tmlwikf, at tbe Felt for Bombs Found Will Become Bishop of nnoomplotsd Apprehension ou tbo part of pro-Boar re aidants dlfl- Explosive aatmaon thin baa plokad op FALLING BETTER. to harbor, oult. Unable to net openly, they ■R. ROUTELLE slip ■till aaathor reaaal, wboaa koaaa will un- Mafeking. in Manila House. Maine. away singly, or In small groups, to Jntn lad a there. ion btedly roofing plnoa tbs sue f arose. Ins authorities bars Strong Hope Kiproeeed of Hie Cltlmete ray's time It la tbe lime ladea aohooaer Thla bacn informed of many oentras of agita- 'Recovery. Me., from Uarria X. HU of Kookland, tion, wbloh It Is oonsM-red uodesliabls that far Now York. HAIR Bangor, DeoemUr 31.—A lelhr baa part to partloolarlso; but there Is nothing Uka She atraek about I o’olook Ihlo morn- at baan received from tbo phyalolane wb* His Boer Shelling Becoming Deadly ronoerted aotlon opporont oror wide Outbreak Was to Oeeur During Law- Told His Congregation Doty while endeavoring to make thla har- are treating Congr nnm Beotell*, *tat- ing, dlstrlota. bor. Iber* waa a atroag loutbwmt log that bla eymptom* already >low Im- Ladyxmith. Tbo east or Mr. Mlcbno, solicitor of ton's Funeral. Called Bin Here. braaaa nlowlng at tha Mma aad a thlek provement and thcmlcr* Ibtrc It eirong tho UeBears oompany, who la aoousad of ebeamed tha bueya Tha henry aea hop* af hie eemplet* reoovery In the near rupee treason, aoqulros Inercised linportanoo, ■. — on the RESTOREDby warm with Ctmecaa fob made her pound heavily one- shampoo* Soar, fatal*. ronalag as be baa been transferred from the lowed by light dressings with Ccnccu, pur- rook a aad aeon apaaad up aome The deapatob "»nt oat by the Amoeletod lagged tody of tbe otell authorities here to the est of emollieuu and greatest of skio cores. tha water large hole, through wbloh Boers at Ue His This treatment will clear the scalp and hair Pnss from Bcxen Friday night to the Cargo of Arms for military .authorities Anr, Be Thrown at Election Yet to be Acted anon her and driving of cruats, seals*, and dandruff, soothe Irrb Bombs to effect that Ur. D. A. Hohlnaon, tbe fam- ruehed la, Oiling high position onuses the Dnlob to watoh tated. Itching sorfaoee, stimulate the hair tha And arvw of Ova man on ily pbyelolan In tfaia oily had it*led that oaplain Seized. his rase keenly. follltlee, supply the roota with energy and tbalr Consuls. r«- leek. Realizing parllona pozltlon bass been nourishment, and produce luxuriant lustrous Foreign while Oongrvexwob Bontell* might Upon by Bishops. Parties of Boers operating tad benumbed by the Intanaa hair with claan, wholesome scalp. oover hie phyeleal health and vigor It la getting soma 70 mtlas south of Lord Methuen's tbalr boat they dadded to lannob on peaalbl* that h* may aavor be tba mm* oold, position. Boars appeared Christmas aad leouve tbalr aafaty wbloh, aftei much again mentally, was abeolatsly Ineer- day near tbe railway at out 90 miles waa aooompllahad, thay I reet. Dr. Boblitm made aa xioh state- trouble, finally Six Honrs south of Be Aar. A form of tbe Bake of the Engagement Reported Until Then His Eli«l ion Will aboard aaothav reaaal, Inalda to Plot Wan Discovered aud Slip- ment, and more than that ha was net la getting Kdlnbnrg's own volunteers prepared where (bay ware made wel- Borionatthe tine be Wes reported to breakwater, at Sterkslrom. engage them, hot tbe eo«roe retired. Not be Complete. come aad reeelTod attantlan. pressed. have dlMBaud Mr. Boatollo** oondltloa propw Another party Bred Into a Brllsb patrol Wrookmatar T. 1 Herd Tbe etatament waa eat!rely the work of This morning o>mp rioting tbe night of Wednesday, a foroa of man war notlQad, and with 87. This waa near Victoria ImkglnaUo* oa tbe put of mane eat aad December s ataam bo wrnt down to the baa mated math dDtraee among the on bU lighter road. An attempt was mode not fas the Teasel. London, January 1—4.30 a. m.—Iu tba of ■onto aad began (tripping from that point to damage the railway. — frlaada tba Coagrammao. 81.—H*». Hobart &UnlU, Deeember 81, &10 p. m. Four Bolton, Deters bar ba a total abaaaee of confirmation of the reported re- The HU will undoubtedly One man was In tbe aot end On tba ooairary Dr Koblaaon hae Oh u rob caught a few tire arms aad 800 Cod man, Jr., rector ot St. John'. F. tortle from that atory la dla- explosive bomb*, wreok She la ownad by the A. Ladyamlth •hot. Like are from peatadly exprveeed hla belief la tbe ultl- to- attempts reported rouade of ammonium ware dleooverad (Episcopal), In tha Box bur/ district, Hcok- oredtted. No auoh hopeful view can be Con- Crockett oompany and otben of several otbar Kvldently small mtte aad parmaaent rue very of annonnoed hit of tha elec- points. la a honee la ths oenUr of Manila this do/ aooaptanaa land and la valued nt uninsured. taken aa tba Boar account of tka Mafek- Thera la no founda- 13000; of Boers or Bntoh oolonlala have grogmaa Bou telle. tioa to tha of ids Maine dlo- parties morning while the police were leeching Blsboprlo Thu of lime U valued at 11000 and lag aortla aeema daalgned to coo toy. No exooet- lor MDmtloaal aargo been to Interropt the movement tion and bo the oaoa. trying Kecarte, the lnmrgent leader wha waa la Invurad. Ska la of 147 tone burden word regarding any anob movement baa statemeata that hav* b ten made ooa- of trains, but thus far they have been Manila In the Mia waa Informed praalona ■aid to haea come to hope pariah Jut and waa built Id Kookland In 1871. ytt arrived from Urltlab aaouroaa; and the British oralng Mr. Boutelle’e 'onndltlon, ea hie battled by tbe elaborate petroling. of an tak- to bit awmon. and In bta remarks, Mr. of la an It la effecting outbreakyesterday by feeling aoapenan dcependlog a Bred trleads have tuned e dally statement In one osse patrol of regulars ing advantage of the mobilisation of the Cod loan uld tbat be had ihoroogbl/ con- WATERVILLE HAS MVSI'ERY feared Col Uadeo-l’owell’a alienee lndl- baaed on Infer nation raoolvod from th* un a patrol of ooionlaL. Tbe latter wero Amerleaa troops at Usneral Lawton's sidered tha matter and felt that tbs hand catea that hi* U dee- My Mamma gives ma I position becoming wearing broad brlinmei bats, aud were fnnsral. attending physiolan*. of Uod dlraoted him to aooapt. It waa Nua Konud la House Who Hud Been BROWN'S INSTANT RELIEF, para let mistaken by the British for Boers, Mo It that the laelnd- hit ha tald, to raapond to tha oali from th* front breath a For Coughs, Colds, Colic, Cholera. Today developed plot COMPLICATIONS FKARKD. dot/, Deutl Five Buys. The daapatchea of Cod. would lw With sorrow and Morbus, Dysentery, Croup, Bore ed the ih-owing of bombs among ths for- ta A l.kw. K1 V lUeamha* >1 _llonM It confidant aplrlt which la by no meant "* Threat, Diphtheria, eto. ■Ion mnanla st.tiindlniF th« MNmnnT. In WuteTYille. December 81.—After being aath/iAat haeo complications are feared between Greet I THINK IT IS BEAL NICE TO TAKE. order to about International com- that have bound himself and hla parish- of latest ad sloes show thul bring Britain and Fraaoe over the mUsing six days.JBenjaratn Chlpman The Ladysmith expiration live Nobway M«WCT» **'>., Norway, Ma. These, It seems were to hare ioners together for the paat years. Ibis waa found daad at hla boma on ths Boer Is Frrpurd by plications. o tba New Foondland fisheries modus oily shelling brooming deadly, beeo thrown from the eeoolte’e blah During hie remark*, many In the at 8 and ennui must also L< Vivendi Western avenue, Sunday morning, while sloknsss tcdsy. to but tbe nvoldnnoe of tbe eeool- oongregatlon were moved tears. who noll- on ths Ibi balldlnge The oelonlal oannot meet o'clock, by Eogane Dearborn, telling strongly garrison. legislature baa been euooeeirul In ta tbe funeral spoiled tbe Mr. Codinan vary Ood Coroner Kdwarda and Dr. Ranooort. news of tbs of rebellion by precession for eome weeks and the British parlia- spread amonp his work at Ht. John’* and the perish There la somewhat of n «ur- oolonliti and of tbe attempt plan. ment aim oloaad so that there Is no pos- mystery tbe Datch HAY’S nnder his rec Tbe popnlaoe, It Is thought, bad been baa materially progressed t he affair.
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