February 05,1892

February 05,1892

PORTLAND PRESS. THREE CLASTS. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1892. PRICE ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—VOL. 30._ PORTLAND, MAINE, _{gLlaarMAxt9MSATTKn.l Lord of ot tne ed letters only as an illustration Henry Bangor, president THIS MORNING’S NEWS. MISCELLANEOUS. to these wm the rules conferred MEN AT DINNER. State Board, and others. will watmuilil A TALK WITH MR. REES). of the great power BUSINESS upon the Pace 1. Speaker. the DAUGHTER OF A MAINE FAMILY. The consideration of rules report- Mr. Reed talks of the new code of rules. on ed the committee rules having by Death of Mrs. Brush Who Wrote “The A mill at Waterville. been Mr. heed or Maine, on great concluded, a Much sickness in Oxford county. / behalf of the Republicans, offered as a at Lewiston That Colonel's Opera Cloak.” Electors of tlie Young City Doing Show the rules of Entertained by Louisiana lottery going out of business. House Rules Adopted Yesterday substitute therefor the 51st motion vi as lost without Clarke’s Island granite quarries sold. Congress. The Board of Trade. Brooklyn, N. Y., February 4.—Chris- Good Deal of Guessing. that the division. The code of rules was then City’s French court decides Pope may inherit Republican Teachings. tine Champlin Brush, wife of Rev. Alfred in France. agreed to. property _ H. died at New Utrecht, L. I., John W. Sanborn temporary manager of the Brush, as the Boston & Maine. yesterday. She was well known THE PROS- THE RESULT OF THE BOARD OF Mr. Boutelle speaks at Baltimore. MAINE’S GLORY AND writer of “The Colonel’s Cloak” LOTTERY’S DEATH ANOTHER TRI- Hollingsworth & Opera News in Bath. Work on the Whitney born PERITY OF HER CITIES. and other stories. Mrs. Brush was REGISTRATION TANGLE. ■Waterville the CONGRESS. plant at Waterville, people discussing chances of UMPH OF LAST in Providence, R. I., in May, 1841. Prior an election. to for several she New of Class horses. to the Press.] 1867, years taught registry High Trotting [Special in the state normal school at i. to drawing Page Waterville, February 4.—A visit and It Is Said a Checklist Will Mysteriously II dated in Speeches Around the Banquet Framingham, Mass., subsequently Maine towns. How the Law Was Passed of Anti-Eottery the scene of the operations the Hol- devoted her time to water color painting, Apppear and After the Election, tlie of the of Board—Ex-Governor Robie, Hon. Annual encampment Department Rules Committee in in which she attained success. She Power Given the lingsworth, Whitney Paper Company has great Courts Will lie Asked to Judge of Its Maine, G. A. B. John B. Redman, Mayor Newell, married in 1878. Her husband the pas- the New Code Exceeds of the the Press Page 3. Anything been made by representatives at However, Think There Hon. Henry B. Cleaves, Colonel tor of the Reformed Dutch church Eegality—Some, Still vvas the Wit and Wisdom. East Congress—But Members May and much bustle found, though New and two children survive Will Be No Several Fred N. Bow and Rev. Mr. Jolion- Utrecht, Voting-What A noted preacher. information was given that the next day her. One of Mrs. Brush’s grandfathers 150 Heard Citizens Say. The Yankee sailor. crew uet Made the Speeches—Over was Rev. Dr. Jeremiah one of tlie Filibuster Still Exists. would find a much larger at work Champlin, Lass by fire last year. What These Gentlemen Had to Say. the founders and first president of Wat- [Special to tlie Press.] on the first contract which lias been Page 4. “Canker in the Stomach Washington, February 4.—After the erville College, now Colby University. Waterviele, February 4.—At the Editorial. & Bo we the suc- [Special to the Press.] the late Rev. Dr. given out, Bushey being Her father was Jere- hotels and usual of House today had agreed to the new code for the excavation of annual street corners, places State topics of interest. unfited me for work!” cessful bidders 25,- Lewiston, February 4.—The miah Champlin, author of many well- of Keed was asked at the rate of about 25 the citizens or vvaterviue The Bridgeport outrage. rules, ex-Speaker by 000 feet of earth, banquet of the Lewiston Board of Trade known books. Her mother was the late gathering good Page 3. an Associated Press to cents a cubic yard. Mrs. Jane for years a are found in a somewhat SURPRISED representative was held at Hotel Atwood this Dunbar, many discussing, ev rrs__„ 41,« /act- WONDERFULLY This work consists' in a measure and talk the Mr. Keed said: great evening. constant contributor of stories heated the of the BUT CURED! upon subject. the bed for 150 were at the manner, probabilities Ponce and the Masons. of removing the earth along Over guests table's, sketches to various periodicals and also Mr. Blouin has long been known “The withdrawal the Louisiana lot- is to be three- spring election, for today winds up all Probate Court business. by the canal, which fully among whom were Hon. H. B. Cleaves, the author of numerous popular Sunday AS AN HARD-WORKING MAN. its demand for a new charter is of a mile in P. F. chances of a vote if a check list does not Special city government meeting. HONEST, tery of quarters length. Colonel Fred N. How and Haskell school books. DAY IN HIS and for Judge Drama. YOU CAN SEE HIM ANY one of the of the 51st O’Brien, the engineer manager From what information can be Music and triumphs Congress. of Hon. E. B. Mallet of Free- Isaac L. Stanwood, appear. Blacksmith Shop on Franklin St., the company, states that about .‘i>50,000 Portland, Page G. The will remember the TV T_T. TV 11„ J_ C of those prominent in both country prompt- *11*-' xvmuuu Mr. Isaac L. Stanwood of North Yar- gathered WORKING AT HIS FORGE ; AND HE WILL Will UU CApCUUCU JIUi U, JUUUi WUiUl Poem; Boys wanted. ness the House committee at his home in that the is that a TOO GLAD TO TELL YOU WHAT with which of the debris for the stone of Lewis mouth died town, parties, impression given Cissie and BE ONLY preparatory worth, Dr. A. J. Fuller Bath, Story: Carry. under the work for which about Wednesday, 63 years. Mr. Stan- check list will in the DANA’S SARSAPARILLA has on post offices and post roads, work, $100,000 of E. S. Heald of aged yet appear, posted Why the dinner was late. the canal Anderson Skowhegan, wood lias been for the DONE FOR HIM. of Gen. even will be paid out, thus making many years prin- but as to its Smoke stains on a chairmanship Bingham, E. Plummer of and he held customary place, legality ceiling. at an expense of $150,000 at the least iig- Wat,orville, Lisbon, May- cipal trader in Yarmouth, transit in the Lewiston, Me., May 15,1891. before the President’s on the of all there seems to be a variance of opinion, Rapid country. message ure. At the head of the island an im- or of ex-Governor Robie the constant respect and esteem Gentlemen:—I have been a continual Savage Auburn, Page 7. considered on the 28th of will be as the his fellow citizens. For three years Mr. for this list w ill undoubtedly be the old for a time with Canker subject, and, mense bulkhead erected, of of Fox- sufferer long Gorham, Wainwright Cushing and for the Financial and Commerciak a bill to the lot- will be there, where there is Stanwood was an invalid, one which last and be in the Stomach, Throat and July reported, deprive gates placed Lane of Mayor appeared year Marine News. an chance. croft, ex-Mayor Augusta, last year he was an extreme sufferer. of the use of the United States mails. exceptionally good posted by either Chairman Plaisted, the S. tery who makes ex-Governor Garcelon, President His wife died last autumn. He leaves Page THE KINDS&V>£ Edwin A. Buss of Boston, Newell, member or C. F. Johnson, and The'committee on rules, very soon after, no children. Mr. Stanwood was a Republicans of the Veteran Firemen. my lips have scabbed swol- a specialty of designing mills, is at work C. I. Barker of the Lewiston Board of prom- the Democratic member, of Meeting set the 16tli of for its con- foremost in for- Esq., len very bad. apart August on the for those to be located here. inent Mason, and was Congress Street M. E. Church. bill plans Trade and many other prominent men. the registration board, for jointly I had a terrible bad feeling in my stom- sideration by the House and the also those for Bum ford all in his na- Caucuses. He designed The tables were beautifully decorated warding public enterprises will not work as Mr. Plaisted still Republican ach.bad taste in mv mouth, causing: a great that that Now that tive town and will be a loss. they passed body day. Falls, which are so highly spoken of. rare and great sentiment of the deal of times I was the Court has sustained the and the menu was elegantly upholds the popular spitting—at Supremo Mr. A. E. Bone is also at work on some associate that the NOTICES. the lot- served. Harry E. Andrews, Deaths In Dockland, fair minded of both parties, ENTIRELY UNFITTED FOR LABOR. constitutionality of the act, even the for the tenement — of plans houses, the Lewiston was is nor never been com- I consulted a number of and the of editor of Journal, to the Press.] board not, has, Physicians, tery company recognizes futility which will undoubtedly be erected by [Special was treated several as ones as I the toastmaster for the evening.

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