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s.o,,, p;++cfeld to Hartland. He will employ
about $50 laborers. mostly Italians.
sabbath School Convention.

DAuARIsCoTrA, Aug. ia mass con-
vention of the Sabbath schools Of Lincoln,
Knox and Sagadahoc counties was held at
Nobleboro camp ground today. Fifteen hum
dred people were present. The addresses
were by Rev. Fl. E. Foss of Bath, Rev.
Heman Lincoln of the Newton Theological
Seminary, Massachusetts, and Rev. c. B.
Besser of Thomaston. In point of atterd-
ance and interest it was the most successful
yet held.
RegimentaI Reunion.
GARDINER, Aug. 1.-THE twelfth annual
meeting of the Third Maine Regimental
Association was held today at Grand Army
Hall in this city, and was successful affair.
One hundred and twenty responded to the
roll call, among them Col. M. b. Lakeman of
Maiden, Mass; Charles Watson, Atlanta,
Ga. and Col. Fl. G. Staples of Augusta. The
following officers were elected:
President-Joseph S. Smith, Bangor.
Vice Presidents-H. N. johnson, Worcester,
Mass; g. w. Lowe, Watervllle; henry fehhi-
Ire TreasurerNGeorge s. Fuller, Hallowel.
Secretary. Edwin Nye Hallowell.,
Corresponding Secretary-Levl SeiDmg, Au-
gusta
1t was voted to petition the Legislature
next winter for assistance from the State to
erect monuments at Gettysburg, commemor-
ating the part taken there by Maine soldiers
Rev. E. w. preble was appointed historian
of the association. He was requested to write
history of the Third Maine Regiment, with
an appendix history of the reunions.
The next annual meeting will be held in
Augusta the third Wednesday of September,
1887.
Third Party Nominations In Saga
dahoc.
BATH, Aug. 1.-THE Sagadahoc county
Prohibition convention was held here this
afternoon. Twenty-one delegates were
present. VIM. Cornish of Bowdoin was
chairman, and John S. Stacy OF Phipsburg,
secretary. The nominations made were;
Senator-Reuben s. Hunt, Bath
Clerk of Courts-El.sell S. Crosby, Bath.
County Attorney-Francis Adams. Bath
Register of Deeds-Thos. Stevens, Bath.
Treasurer-Jas. w. Card, Bowdoin;
COmmiSSonerS-Byron w. OllVeT, GcoIeetoWhj
Orris MalcOm, Phpsburg.
Sherif-John P. Cobb, Bowdoin.
The Maine Veteran Association
SKowHEGAN, Aug. 1.-THE Sixteenth
Maine Veteran Association held their
eleventh annual reunion here today. A
business meeting was held this afternoon,
and campfire this evening. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President-Daniel L. Warren, Standish.
Secretary and Treasurer-Luther Brad1ord,
Woodfords.
The meeting next year will be held at
Gardiner.
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The Galatea arrived here at $50 O'Clock
tonight. Lieutenant and Mrs. HEM are on
board. Most of the. yachts will leave to.
cups by citizens Of Newport was considered
and unanimously accepted, but it may be
decided not to race for the cups till this fall.
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Bases stOlen-POrtlands 4. TWObaSe hltS-lIaI-
ligan. Passed balls-Lamrences, 8; Portlands 3.
Wild pitches Lawrences, A; Portlands, i. First
base on balls-Lawrences, 2; Portlands, 3.
Struck out-Lawrences, 6 Portlands, 8. Umpire
Lynch. Time-2 hours.
AT NEwBURYPORT.
Inning. .......... 0
Boston Blues,..... 1 0 o 2 Q . O.
Base hits-Boston Blues, z; Newburyports IL.
Errors-Boston Blues,7; Newburyports, IA.
THE STANDING.
The following is the standinf of the clubs
in the New England League:
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Mean daily bar. .29. TIA Maximum ther. $40
Mean daily thsr.. 1873 Minimum ther... o6:3
Mean daily DIV pit. 639 Max vel wind. SW
Mean daily hum. ..72O Total precip..-.... %
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Aug. IL, 1886, 1000 P. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment OF time
Iuta
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: $1,000 GIVEN AWAY

AT Morrison a. Ce.'s New Jewelry store.
Every customer has a chance to secure a valuable
present. MORRISON CO. Watchmakers o1a and
~ SiI,ar and plated Ware New Goods, Latest
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caefuy repaired Watches GIeanee Eoc WI3S WatcI
CRYSTALS l0c 565 Congress ST., under y; a.
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At New York-New Yorks, 8; Detroits,
.. Base hits-New Yorks, 5; Detroits, 6.
Errors-New Yorks, O; Detroits, 2
At Louisville IA; Brooklyns,
three. ~,
At acknowledgements IL; Met
Iopolitans, 5.
At st. Louis-St Louis, IS; Baltimores,
seven.
At Haverhill-Bostons, s. Haverhills, 2.
Bose hits-Bostons, Z; Haverhills, 6. Errors
Bostons, 8; Haverhills, g.
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Notes.

Friday will be ladies' day on the Port
lands grounds and the home club play the
Brocktons.
About 5000 people were gathered in and
around the depot when the club got home
last night.
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London Sensation.

LONDON, Aug. ia sensation has been
caused in London by the statements made in
the Breton Medical and General Assurance
Association. A hearing on the petition to
wind up the business of the association was
in progress, and during the course of the
proceedings the judge stated that the failure
of the concern was due to defalcations
which would exceed $4,000 He declared
that every effort would be made to unearth
and punish the miscreants who had caused
+ba r,,i,, nf fha association
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Pity for Michael Beach.

FiCy TOR mICndSl oCdCns
The Daily News of this morning, in an az
ticle headed with quotation from one of
Lord Randolph Churchill's speeches, .'Ul-
ster will fight" says that it pities Sir Michael
Beach because of the task which the irony
of fate has assigned to him, that Of suppress
ing bloodthirsty violence which his col
leagues notably Churchill Deliberately and
'sWhy," asks the News, "has the Irish Chief
Secretary left unexecuted Mr.. Morley's proc
lamation to the people of Belfast prohibiting
the carrying of armS?"
The Irish Loyalists.
The Irish Loyalst members of Parliament
will meet soon to decide as to their course in
the coming season. 1t is thought that they
will generally support the government and
| maintain an independent attitude on the
Irish measures.
Matthews Reelected,
Matthews, Home Secretary, was reelected
to the House of Commons for East Birming
ham, without opposition. The Liberals, at
| the last moment withdrew their candidate,
| leaving the field clear for Matthews.
Russia in the Pacific.
| Advices from Tien-Tsin say that great ex-
citement prevails there over the report that
| the Island of LaZareff, in the Pacific Ocean,
has Eeen occupied by Russia
Monument to BIucher.
A movement is on foot for the erection of a
new monument to Blucher, the celebrated
| Prussian general.
Party Whips.
| Lord Cavendish and W. S. Cairne have
been appointed party whips by the Liberal
| Unionists.
Thirty Persons Killed In the Belfast
Riot.
| LONDON, Aug, 11.-Credible information
places the total number of persons killed
| during the riots in Belfast at 80. The num-
| ber of wounded is enormous and will proba.
| bly, never be known exactly.
| Prussian Bishops in Conference.
FULDA, Aug. 1.-THE conference of Prus-
sian bishops opened here yesterday, the
| ArchhishOn of Eulda nreSidinp
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FOREIGN.
The Trouble at Belfast.

BELFAST, Aug. 11.-Belfast was quiet last
night. The wounded are improving.
A petition, which has received numerous
signatures, has been handed to the mayor
demanding the appointment of royal COM
mission to investigate and report upon the
cause of the disorders which have occurred
in the city since June.
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Balance on hand .$3, ,166.
Being gain of $122.3 over last year.

GRAND PATRIARCH's REPORT.
The Grand Patriarch reports this summa-
ry of the standing of the Grand Encamp-
ment at the annual session of 1885:
The number of encampments was...... 40
Total membership 4,IoZ
Number of encampments at this date. oa55 a5
Total membership. ........-..........". 4,226
Increase of membership. 93
The financial standing of the Grand En-
campment is as follows
Amount in treasury at last report. SO o44.5S
Received during the year. l,O76.4Z
Amount paid out during the year.'. 96S.06
Amount in treasury at present time. -. 3, ,166. 94
Increase in amount of funds. ............ 1926
The Uniformed Degree Camps, with one
exception, have merged into Cantons Of Pa
triarchs Militant. The other Degree Camp
is supposed to have died a natural death, as
nothing has been heard from it during the
past year. Many Cantons have been formed
in different sections Of the State during the
past year, and wherever these Cantons have
been established they have caused new inter
est and zeal in the encampments from which
they are formed.
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Thirty Persons Killed in the Belfast


LONDON, Aug, 11.-Credible information
places the total number of persons killed
during the riots in Belfast at 30 The num-
ber of wounded is enormous and will proba-
hlY never be known exactly.
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Prussian BISHOPS in Conference.
A Vermont county Convention.

FULDA, Aug. 1.-THE conference of Prus-
sian bishops opened here yesterday, the
Archbishop of Fulda presiding.
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MAIN (.

W. W. EICHELBERGER,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. S. A.
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Other Games.

Games lost. I27I27 7I3SI I34I32L43I ;.
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Russia in the Pacific

A movement is on foot for the erection of a
new monument to Butcher, the celebrated
Prussian general.
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The Irish Loyalists.
Matthews Reelected,

Matthews, Home Secretary, was reelected
to the House of Commons for East Birming
ham. without opposition. The Liberals, at
the last moment withdrew their candidate,
leaving the field clear for Matthews.
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PRAISE for Our rretty Girls.
4 otter in Boston Globe.l

have read great deal about Mary
Queen Of Scots as to her marvellous beauty,
also about the beauty of Mrs. Langtry.
Now, l would like to say to the readers
who have never been in the British Isles
that there are very few handsome women
there, and when one is born to them who
is any way passable they laud her to the
skies. l have seen Miss Bressy, Lady
Lonsdale, Mrs. Langtry and some others
of their beauties. Now, ! can point out
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are better looking than either of them.
And, taken as whole, our women are one
hundred per cent. better looking than any
thing in the old countries. And, as for
dress, mean in the old country, their
clothes look as if they were tossed on to
them with pitchfork. Now, l think it
was the same in Mary's time, handsome
women were very scarce, and when ono
did appear who was fairly good-looking
was made much Of
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French Women Of Medical Fame.
IN. Y. Commercial

Eight feminine physicians are regular
practitioners in Paris, the most noted Of
them being Madame Madeline Bres. who
was the first to take the degree of doctor
Of medicine. This she received through
favor Of the Empress Eugenia, who, during
her husbands absence at Chalons, opened
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lighted at the establishment Of so desira-
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distinguished. She writes on hygienic
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How to Save Money,

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SCrOfuIa Of Lungs.

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-17
A Maiden FAIR.
BY CHARLES GIBBON.

LAY, ay," muttered the old woman with
greedy eyes, her whole manner to him sud-
denly changing as if She were about to
make a bargain with him. What ABBOTT
that? What ABBOTT that
HE has no objection to the match pro-
vided we can show money enough to start
with, and he will settle everything upon his
daughter"
That's capital" cried the old woman
gleefully and quite reconcled to her son,
forgiying in that moment all his extrava-
ganceS. But the lasS-what did the lass
say?"
Il have not asked her yet"
Bell Cargill leaned back in her chair and
stared at her son, gasping.
"Ye idiOt-dO you no ken that was the
first thing We should haze dune?"
II shall have plenty of time for that" was
the placid answer. Murray has got a cargo
for Peterhead and am going with him :;
and she will be there of course. But in any
case she would not say no when her father
said yes-She is accustomed to the word Of
command"
The mother looked at her son admiringly,
almost for the first time.
'Weel," she said, chuckling, there's
some O my buid in We after a. That's Just
fine. You'll haze her a to yourself, and a
lad O. Ony mettle can max lass agree to
Onythng when that's the case, if he just
speaks pretty enough"
Old Dick Baxter put his head in at the
door.
Here's Bob Ross moo, Bell. Do We want
him to come up" he said.