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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02
Cine ibtuiertae Operation.

Sin REPORTER bes vSerolb" burbe seFeru
Germ 8m. Sarbis bon eantaquin, l1tab
@ountb, bOrsefeat. Dieter Serr 1T elmer bon
Oenen, bic burd Or. Irentiee bon boliser
glinobeit furirt iuuroen. 8or etpa II Sabren
aos ii@ 1fr. Sarbis Elm aussnlsioen gu, boz l6
bon Sabr 3u Sabr berfdlimmerie, Bis mad. 5
Sabren boIise Grblinbuns eintrat. Sabre lang
mabte ct umbersefibrt iperben, ba er nidt msbr
I'M StanSe mar, felbf feiaen @es gu inben.
Dor etpa elmer Bo9e beiudte er Dr. Yrsntice
unb Der Doftor emtihloB ii9, an ibm cine Ope-
ration Der iosenannten @eaenbosenbaut bor3u.
n%ebmen-eine Der idm'srisien Sperationen,
bic es siebt. Sin Me6er puroe einaeiebt ami.
idem Dem tpeieen uno benz burdii1tisen Sbeile
oes auges unb Damn purbs Elm She'll ber SriS
aussefdnitten unb bic Sribung bon BET 2inte
%entfernt, %iporauf bas @use iorsfdltig perban.
ben purSe. @efsrn fam Der @atient gum Dot.
tor, Der ben gerbanb abnabm, iporauf ber ga-
tient ipieber leien tonnte. Or. @rcntiee bernag
ale grubunsen Der 4inie gu entfernen unS bic
SUPPLE boais tlar gu MAIDEN. Die grt, pie ct
bas ause ipieoer beilte, mar s~erahsau humber.
bat unb bic Operation bate iebenfalls eincn
slamsenOem grfoIs. Ser aIte Ssrr,-Mr. Sar-
bis 1T bsreits Bel Sabrsu-laste, bab bic 9pe.
ration bur6aus nidt i9mer3baft sepefen fei
unO bab bic Inpeuoung bon 8etau6unssnit.
teln gar nidt uotbis seip sfen pdre.
81. Gulbcrtfon bon Snbiana pobm!e Der
Operation bel unb ais Der Reporter bieien iitcr
ben Sail fraste, faste %berlel6e: sd babe abn-
lide Sperationen fdon oft "borsenrmmeu unb
peib oaber cine CUTE gang aenau bon elmer
i9lsdten au unterl9eiben. Sober SauberiT
bes Or. @rentice mar iider unb meiferbaft.
9a CAB eS fein 3osern unS fem 3aubern unb
bic Operation hdtie gar ni1t mnitergiltiger
aussefabrt perben fGnnen. Gold cine Spe.
ration fann aber s~erabeju alS elm &riififein an.
geIehen peroen. @er biefe ausfibren fam,
Der fam ieoe b%orncbmen. SD babe ben alien
Germ ieiibem oft seieben unb oaS D. iultat ent.
ipridt prltommen bet tpoblselungenen Spe.
ration"
Dr. guIbertion lit cine Iutoritat auf bieiem
Gebiete, BITE all9eniein anerfannt iuire, unb Or.
8reniiee bat beber teinen @runb eS gu bebau.
ern, baS berielbe 3euse ieiner Operation gene.
fen if.-(Salt 9afe @itb Seralb)
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&tdter garlton's 8rief:
salt Safe 9th, 1888

salt Safe gitb, 1888.
@ertber 9cttor 8eoor i'd mad benz
Often abreiie, muB i@ S6nsn msine gnerfen-
nuns Sbrer @ei@idli@seit ausfpre6en. SHE.
malls fonnte i'd pahenoe ausenslaier befom,
men, aber na@bem i'd SIR uunberbares Sb-
fem fennen lernte, bate i'd bas @ersniigen
meine Sebfrdft tpieOersusrlangen, tpie If Ge nmr
in meinen auabeniabren befa5. Sd beidfDB,
mid an Sic gu member, nadbem i'd SIR Oh.
fem curd cine bubble iunge Dame bon Gum.
init eounts fennen lernte, pelde nit einem
fcmpli3irien ausenfetIer bebaftet mar Sic
sonnte auf cine @ntfernuns BON 6 Gus Sic.
manb erfennen, aber mad @ebrau9 S6rer gu.
genslafer fiebt fie 70 gut tpie irseao Sernanb.
Ills te gum ct iten Wfale 10 bic Strabe auf uno
oh blid,e unb Die enifernten 8erssipfel fab,
mar iie boiler 8erwunberuns un6 cine neue
@elt, elm Rarabies. fdien ibr erfdloFen
@rsebenf
q. 8. Carlton,
Soribenber b. lltab< @ommiiion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-02
Seain8 3runprin5 @nbplf GelbH.
ttpr6?

gs beftdtiet f6 iebt na1trdsIi6, baB
2roaprinj @ubolf bon Oeterrei@ t i
mes natiirIi6en Sobes geiorben iii,
ionbern bob ct bur9 cine S9uBmuube
in ben Gopf ums 2eben fam. NaA ben
offi3ieIen Wiener geri9ten foa er bic
t6btlide Wafe ielbft gegen fi1 geri@tet
baben. Die nWiener 3situng" iagt
bariiber: nprof. Wiebenbofet, ueIder
bic 3et9enf9au iiber bic fterbIi6e 6iGe
bes prinaen abnabm, faub cine groBe
SduBmunoe am Gopfe, mel1e ben 10.
fortigen Sob berbeigefibrt baben muBte.
Gin &eboIner, nit elmer ertleerten Ramz
ner befanb f9 nod in Der frampfbaft
auiammensebaaten Gauit .bes Sobten.
Die Gage, in tuel9sr CT fi9 befanb,
f9lieBt iebe anoere M%nnabme, dig bic
6es Selbfmorbes, aus. Hiemanb bat
ben SGuB fallen b6ren, ba bas @efolge
oes prtn5en geraoe bas 6aus psrlaHen
bate, UNI bic 8orbereitungen su elmer
Sagopart5ie 5u trefen.
Mebrere 9erren aug benz 6ofjtaaie
beg Gronprinaen &ubolf ertdren iebt,
baB er tudbreub Der Iebten Do9en an
elmer bo1grabigeu unb ent(6ieben
t~rantbaften Herbeu : ueberreiaung gelits
ten babe. unb bic rWiener 3eitune"
meint baber, BOP er bic Shat In einem
3ufianbe geiftiser St6rung uno un,u>
re9nunssfdbisfeit bollbra6t babe.
G6on felt Idngerer 3eit babe Der prina
i6er unerirdsIi@e 2opfi6mer3en ses
flogt, tuel1e man elmer 8erlebung 3us
f@rieb, bic er fi9 bur9 einen Stur3 nit
benz Yferbe i'm borisea Serbfte ause3os
gen bate. S1on Dor ldngerer 3eit foQ
Prim3 &ubolf ben @rafen S3espenpi,
einen feiner &ammerberrn, nit Der
Orbnung ieiner papiere beauftrast bas
ben. 1or Quraem etinnerte ct i'm
briefid In ~aufaaenb briugli@er Weiie
on ienen Muftrng.
Die o@iener 3eiiuns" 1T elm amtlis
DIES Organ unb man nimmt baber oils
semein init &e9t on, oaB bieier geri9t
iber bic nit benz Sobe BEG Qronprin3er
pertniipften ndberen umftdnbe bas pros
buff beg unter benz 0oribe beg 2aiiers
Jran3 Sofef am Sage nod Der 4ata=
ttropbe abgebaltenen Gabineisratbes lit.
gtne eigentbtmliGe @rsdn3ung, bur9
tuel9e bic gan3e gnselegenbeit freili6
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@ie lit bies!

@ir bisten einbunbert Dollars Gelubnuua
fir ieoen Gau BON aatarrb, Der nidt burd Gin.
uebnen bon Sau's &atarrb Eur sebeilt perben
fam.
s. S. @beneb & Co., @isenttamsr,
Solebo, Sbio.
Bir Die 11uter3eidneten babeu s. s. @beueb
felt BIN lebten IS Sabren sefannt uno batten
i'm fir boufommen ebrenbaft in alien &c.
i9dftsoerbanOlunsen unb inan3ieu befdbist,
ale BON ieiner Girma eingesansenen gerbinb'
lidfeiten gu erfIQen.
@ef & Sruar, @rosbanbeIs Drosuifen,
Solebo, Sbir.
IS aIbina, &innan& Marbin, @rob.
banbels'D rosuifen, SoleSo, SbIO.
g. s. 9 Soefen, 3aiirer 3olebo Sta.
tional 8anf, SnleOo, Ohio.
Saa's &atarrb Sur pirb innerli s%enomnen
unb pirtt brett auf bas Blut unD bic fdlet.
migen Sberfdden bes Sbftems. 8eueniFe
fret Serfanbt. RreiS Is Gents fir Bic GIai9e.
Serfauf bon allen Npotbefern.
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Wsn. SSatna & spbm.

unfere 9auptnabruns 1T unb bleibi
bas Gleii9, uub nm fDl9es frif@ uni
gut 5u erlaneen, fam rlait unm6glid
einel 5uberIdffgeren Marft inben, als
ben BON Wm. polling & Sobn, go,
81 9lbe. 6. Die Serrea baben ben
Gei9mad tbrer Runben &e9nung &C.
trogett unb In ibrem gtabliKement eins
talte 0uftmof1ine erri9tet, tpel9e anen
Mnforberungeu fur grbaltung unb gnt.
fernung f6dbli@er Sngre6ien5en bes
Gleil9es entfpri9t. sic baben beidn.
big In ibren 8iebb6fen einen GROCER
8orratb BON Wafbieb, aug tpel9em
ilur bas Bette fir lire &ut1ben getpdbli
uirb. Mer reel bebiett fein min, BET
beiu9e ben Marft, So. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1
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in cine meientlid anbere geIeu6tung
geriidt miro, liefert elm pripatberi1t
Der GonbDner "Pall Mall Gazette'' aug
Wien. 9aua6 ioq Der &ronprin3
Selbfmoro begansen baben, tpeil ibm
elm Der b69ten 6terrei6ii6en Nriitos
fratie. anaeb6renber iunser Off3ier,
Gtrf +. (ber Name 1T ni9t genannt),
beren S9wefer bet prina berfdbrt
bate, bic Musmabl amii den einem
Bifolenouen pber Selblmorb gelteat
babe. Nls bic betrefen6e iunge Dame
ibren Gebltritt ni9t ldnger perberge1
fonnte, entbedte He fi6 ibrem 8ruber,
Der benz GronprinSen bann iene Nlterz
uatiDe seftelt baben ioa. 9ie "Pall
Mall Gazette, bic in fol6en Dinsen
gem6bnli@ aug erlter 6ano unb gut
unterridtet gu iein pfegt, tbeilt ferner
nit, oaB man bon ben @er5ten auert
b%erlanat babe, lie iolten elm auf
r93laganfaG" lautenbes Gertififat unz
ter3eidnen, mas gu tbun bieielben f9
ieoo9 auf bas entl6iebente meigerten.
Cine duBerit firmii9e gcene loa bic
GoIse babon senelen ietu. Giner Der
betbeiligten Merste ion bann Der Wiener
nNeuen Jreien preKe" Mittbeiluug bon
Der wabren Sobeszurfa@e bes priu3eu
gema6t BADEN.
uebrigens 1T bieie @ei9i9te immes
nod aiemli@ mblleriDs. IS 1T bod
gsrabe5u unbenfbar, baB bic Diener:
f6aft bes Brinaen, BON Der bod in ben
eriten 8eri9ten ausbridli6 bic &ebe
mar, ben S@uB i'm G@lafsimmer ibres
5err1 iberb6rt baben folte. Muf ale
Gdle barf man neiterer, unb 5tpa,
5iemli6 pifanten @%ntbaQungen nit
@bannung entgegeuieben.
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8idter $. 81. 2inbisp bon @ainesbile,
ser, IN elm gut unO surtbeilbaft %befannter
Mann in Seras ct par in Sr. ~reniiee's
8ebanSluns por 4 Sabren uno iast am sdluNe
zines firsli9 aa 9r. Trentise seri6teten 8rie.
fes Sbre 8ebanoluns bat mir sroBe OisnRe
geleiitet nno bin i'd Sbnen oanfbar bafir. Sd
ioute mid @freuen, bon Sbuen au boren.
@rsebenf
$. ". 2inbfeb.
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wsrs. asimslOp's sOotbine ssrny.

8eb. Splpunus Cobb i&reibt i'm 30.
itcn Sbriitian Treemau": auf feinen
6al miirben mir cine Meoi,in empfebten,
namentlid fir Sinbe;. wenu mir ni9t
waBten, caB fe gut 1T. Son Wrs.
WirslrwS Srrup fSnnen mir iebcd aus
Grfabruns ipreGen, Sn unferer eigenea
Tamilie bat ct i4 ale Sesen ern ieien,
neil CT einem 8inbe, bas nit Solit 9ez
peini9t war, Sdlaf peridaffte uub ben
gltsrn &ube wdbrsno Der Nadt
liderte. Die meiIten @ltern perben bies
fen 5eaen gu iddsen wiifen. 9isr if
Elm Nrtifel, Der lid bswdbrt uno harmlcs
1T, benn Der 5dlaf, ben er benz 8inbe
p;rfduft, if uutiirli9 unb Der tleine Gn.
gel erwa4t 10 better ME Elm Sncpf.1
Wdbrenb bes 3abnens 1T fem Grfolg un.
i&dstur. Nir buben bdufs genus bon
Wiittern bic aeu6eruns sebSrt, baB fe
nidt cbne ben Syrup iein mSsen bon Der
@eburt ces SinteS an Bis sur 8clens
buns bes 3abnens. 8erfauft bon alien
Npptbstsrn gu 25 Gents bic N(ciae.
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d. Prentice,
(Ingsfommen bon aonOon, @nslonD.
TT tint Wenser>6 otel, Gan Nutonio,
big gum 8. Tebruar.
Office, Stunben nur bon
10-3 ubr.
Die Mn8etz, Sbrer= unb @rcniidie
&ranfbeisen.


Dr. prentice's SbFsm Der ausenunteriu.
dung 0sine eissne @rinouue) if in mebreren
bet srOBten Sospitaler @uropas einsefabrt
iporoen unb biele Der leitenben amerifani1den
Aerate sebraudsn es. 9urd feline Wnpenouns
tperben ale auseniibel beieitist uno bic ausen
%setpinnen biel bon i6rer serlorenen @tarfe
tsieber.
aGe aera4s Der etabt fino boFi6F einsela>
ben, Or. grentiee'S ssitem fenmen gu lernen
unb 8eusen Der Sperationea au feiu. Dr.
Rrentiee bat habrenb ber lebten IL Monats
mebr als 1000 ausen BON @dieIen befreit.
80 beruriadt penis uoer gar feline Gdmersen
uno 1T oft in 80 Sefunben setban.
Ser folsenoe 8rief oes @orlibenoen BET tttab.
@onmiiton siebt cine Soee bonn @ertbe bes
hsuen Or. @rentiee'fden Sbfems:
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galiformta @eime.

Meinliebbaber fin6en elm groBes &as
ger BON feinen California Meiuen Bel
0erru 8. 5. MeDer ont Nlamr
pla3a. 9err Meper fu6t bic @eigs
an Drt ur0 Stefle aus ut.b fault bireti
aus benz aelIer Ter @eiu3i9ter. AIs
gutem 2enrer gelingt es ibni tets, biz
befen Sorten aus3uDdblen. Ct fam
feline 4utben uro Gamilien nit einenl
guteu 3rppfen berfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine in Dor3igli1er Qualitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allone fret
iHs 6aus geliefert.
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Ser Cinderella sd5ub sstore,

Ode Ofs6outonffraBe unb Nbenue c.,
bat isineR 8orratb bon Gdnben fur
9erren, Damert unb 2inber fiir bic be-
b%ortebenben 9aiions erbalten, unb III
i'm 5tanbe, allen aniprii6en, uel@e
man an elm elegantes Doer on bauers
baftes uub prsismiirbiges S9ubwerf
fellt. gu g~eniisen. Ser GinberelIa
g ub Store 1T Elm febr BELIEF.
ter g~tnfaufso.t, namentli9 beuti9et
Samen, ni6t nur Der 5ubortommenbeu
Bebienuns tpesen, fonbern tbatfd6lid
neil bic feilgeboteneu Waaren In tebei
Stnfidt empfe5leuswertb fino un6 So
tisfattion gegeben baben. Man finbei
bier bas 8or5igli6fe, mas GuBbsfleis
bungsfiuftler nur leifea t0nnen !;
G@ube fir ben galiaaI, Iusgebe.
f@uhe, @6ube fiir's 0aus un6 itarte,
babel bod elegante 61ube fir Ginber.
9erren perben IN elei4er Weiie be.
bient. Aaes paBt ME angegofeH.
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ganeoaft & spbn

.berfaufen ibren gnujen Maarenborratb.
beifs3enb aus Derren. unb &nabens
Gn3isen, 9Aten. nebersiebern. 9euis
ben, unter3eug &c. gu bebeuienb berab.
geieBten preifen, UNI nit Dem 2aaer
gu rdumen. 9ie @elegenbeit, bilig
su faufeH, fonte ieber benuBen.
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&idter 30. 3. Yriet'S feline So9ter
@obie in Sort 8ortb, seras, pelde biele Sabre
lang i@ielte, purOe bon Dr Yrsntice in hoe.
niger als elmer Mfinnte operirt unb aleidt
iest elmer fpaniiden Sdonbeit. Sizes If nur
Elm Gau unter Sunberten, mo Dr. Yrentice
total f9ielenoe ausem in normale umpanbeIte.
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"a pianos. = @robe preiIe,
fdledte Maare, Noten NIT 3inlen,
binbenbe Rontratts, tpertbIoje Garans
ten &C., miifen uOH Genen ertpartei
iperben, Bite pianos unb OrgsIn bon
6auIirern, Rrdmern, RonfignatiDnss
6du5ern unb berglei6en taufen. 8ers
ineiber bies, inbem SIR BEL BEN aubsr.
IdfFeeu 6aufe bon 8bos. Goggan &
Bros, San antonio, fault.
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~ Geinfe nnb biaisiie Grudia
Den BET 5 0 nj On Bros.

Srotuns Refrigerator . Marft
g6e 5ab.Alaf1os un6 WartineJsG traBe
tlbrt 1rlides, gep6teltes unb gerdu9er,
tss Jlesida; ale 6orten Wurf, Slide,
Auitern, @efageI. WiIo. Nuftrdae
tDerbeit prompt atlssefhbrt. Often ben
eanisa Gag. 4,12,6Mt
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Gin Danfbarer Nattent,

BET ieinen 9amen nidt ~ssnannt baben mill uno
Der feline polItdnbige @ieberber.
~felIuus bon 9nerem 2eibsn elmer in
teirsm 0ottorbud angsgebsnen Grsnei b~erSauIt,
last surd uns baielbe t otenfrei an ieiae
leioenSen Mitmeni den berididen. Sieies grob
Bud entbalt &e3epte, bic in ieoer apotbef
eemadt perben f0nnen. Sdidt Cure Mbref
nit 8riefm arte an: Rrtbate Gltnic &
9tSpeniarD, is q. @cnftpn Str, Retp
4grf u. o..
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30 m. s.. 0ntterfiDe, 1886
OFs9 ouftonsS traBe, pIumbers, Sos
unb Gteam : Gitters, balten ii9 benz
gublitum fir lle in ibrGad I9lasenben
4rbeiteH empfoblen unb perfpre9en
tronnpte BeIorgung auer Auftrdge.
&rouleuGter, @assGigtures, 8abeman.
men, @loiets &c. tets an 9anb.
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IA Sbos. @oggan& Bros.
baben oas boQftdnbigffe Eager bon Mus
ftdlien in Der Stabt uRb geben syebem
ben n6tbisen Ab3ug ober &abatt.
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S6- 2apitaliiten unb Soi@e, msI@e
ibr @eIb in @runbeigentlum anlesen
uolIen, berweiien mir auf bic Mn3eige
ber 0erreu 6. 8. Oignopitp & 60.
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D@r So Bros. liefern bic
beits1 unb billigfien Srndfa6en. @ebt
5u ibnen.
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Ignite & Lyle Coal Go.

&eriudt bic ebtle.&rblc. giubeimif6e
Snbufrie. 8iais unb gut. $500 per Come.
Ofiee: 215 81. MarD's Strase.
S~eIefbon 4so
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sdg- Sbr fport @eIb, tuenrl ibre Cure
GrudioGen bel Sobuon Bios.
anfertigeu ldBt.
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mn CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. Nc.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-15
Died from CongestI . n.

An unknown young man Ientered the Ho
tel Anderson, Central avenue, Lynn, Mon.
day afternoon. and stating that he was feel
Ing Ill, was shown at once to a room. Shortly
after he was found unconscious and death
followed quickly, congestion being the cause
assigned. The dead man was of dark COM
plextion, with black hair and moustache,
straight Grecian nose, smooth shaven cheeks
and even and regular teeth. He was about
feet inches tall, and must have weighed
1b5 to l60 pounds. He was dressed in dark
clothes. striped red and black cutaway coat
and vest, and dark mixed spring overcoat.
On plate upon his key-ring was the name
George A. Drew, SO Lisbon street, Lewis
ton, Me-" On metal button hook attached
to the ring was ''Melcher & Miller, Lewis
tom Me-"
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-15
BRIEF JoTTINcs.

1t is probable that two crews from this city
will enter the Worcester regatta.
The ladies of st. Stephens church have
presented DR.. Dalton purse Of $75.
1t was close and disagreeable yesterday,
with occasional feeble showers.
Maude Banks's Dramatic Company were
at the United States yesterday.
The Portland Club now intends to open
their summer house at Diamond Island June
1st.
The Portland Savings Bank has declared
Its seventy-third dividend, at the rate of four
and half per cent, payable today.
The board of manufacturers of the Board
of Trade held meeting at IL a. m. yester-
day. and adjourned.
A dog in a fit on Spring street was shot by
somebody and left in his agony. when po-
liceman came along and finished the poor
animal.
The sessions of the Grand Lodge, knights
of Pythias, will begin at Pythian Hall today,
and many of the members were at the hotels
last evening
Deputy United States Marshal Stewart ar
rived yesterday with prisoner named Bailey
Noyes for illegal liquor selling. He had been
indicted previously and arrested, but skipped
into Canada.
AT meeting of the committee on streets,
yesterday the matter of fixing the grade of
Crescent street was considered. No decision
was arrived at, but it is probable that COM
promise will be effected.
Elmer Barter, employed by George E.
Sawyer. the candy manufacturer, has left
town, and it is reported that he has en-
Dezzled several hundred dollars from his en-
ployer.
A meeting of the Opera House Committee
was held yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
The meeting was adjourned until p. m.
Thursday. vi hen 1t is hoped there will be q
full attendance.
The small wooden house on Congress
street, opposite b street, has been moved
and John w. Deering will build two stores
on the lot. They will each have about
twenty feet front by fifty depth, and will
be finished In the upper stories for dwelling
houses.
The police yesterday morning arrested
Thomas Moore and John Callahan for break
ing into the schooner Idella Small, at Long
wharf, with intent to steal, and John Gala
han charged with stealing quantity Of rig
ging from the schooner Jenny Lind, at Long
wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-15
PERSo NAL.

Mr. f. FL. Hazelton, of Sioux Falls, Dako-
ia, well known Maine man, is in the State.
Mr.. Hazelton's family, who are
now at South Berwick, will accompany him
on his return. Rev. l. Luce, of South Ber-
wich, will accompany Mr.. Hazelton to Sioux
Falls for short visit.
Miss Amelia J.. Gil, who died last Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Mary A. Stewart, near
Biddeford, was one Of the first nurses to
volunteer for service during the War of the
Rebellion. She was commissioned by Gov.
Andrew of Massachusetts, and served all
through the war. being three years with the
renowned Clara Barton and rendering most
valuable services on the battlefelds and in
the hospitals. After the war Miss Gill
taught a freedman's school for four years al
Beaufort. N. c., when she returned te
Maine. Miss Gill was specially pensioned
nv the government
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-15
BuTTERFIEL p-pEAKs.
A Brilliant Wedding at St. Luke's Ca
thedraI Yesterday.


st. Luke's Cathedral was completely filled
with brilliant and fashionable congrega-
tion yesterday afternoon at O'Clock when
Mr.. Theodore Butter6eld of Utica, N. Y,
general passenger agent of the Rome. Water
town & Ogdensburg railroad and Miss Clara
l.. Deake, daughter of Mr.. Charles S. Deake
were united In marriage by Rt Rev. Henry
A. Neely. bishop of Maine, assisted by Rev.
Canon Sills.
The bridal procession, as 1t moved up the
main aisle to the chancel to the 'Priest's
march" from Attila played BY the organist
Walter Goold, presented a brilliant specta-
Gle. First came the ushers in morning cos
tune, Messrs. John A. Emery. Charles A.
Brown and George G. Deake Of Portland,
Thomas Hunter and John Brandagee of Uti-
ca and Joseph Holland Of New Y ork. Next
came the four bridesmaids, Miss Isabella G.
Merrill of Portland, Miss Margaret Storrs of
Utica, Misses Brewer and Goodwin. The
bridesmaids were dressed in gowns of pink
moasseine de sole, toQues and gloves of pink
and carried large bouquets of Catharne Mer-
met roses. The maid Of honor was Miss
Elizabeth ID. Deake, sister of the bride, who
and gloves of pink and bouquet of Mermets.
Last came the bride leaning on her fathers
arm. She looked charming in an Empire
gown Of failte embroidered in orange bios
SONS over petticoat of satin brocade. Her
veil was tulle and her ornaments diamonds.
Upon arrival at the chancel the bridal par
ty was met by the groom and mis- best man
DR.. Wilbur II. Booth of Utica. Canon Sills
here read the first part of the ceremony
after which the canon turned and proceeded
to the altar followed by the bride, her father,
the maids of honor, the bridegroom
and his best man. The bishop
then concluded the ceremony. Then
to the strains of Mendelssohn's weddin G
march the bridal procession left the sacred
| edifice. Prior to the service and while the
| congregation was leaving the cathedral Mr..
| G00ld played selections from many Of the
| leading composers. Among the strangers
present were Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Butterfield,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oh. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Storrs. Miss Storrs, Mr..
and Mrs. Grouse, DR.. Wilbur II. Booth, Mr..
Brandegee and Mr.. Hunter of Utica, Mr..
Holland. Mrs. G. Cannon, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson G. Cannon. Miss Cannon, Gen. and
Mrs. Daniel Buttertield of New York.
After the ceremony at the cathedral there
was an elegant reception at the Falmouth
Hotel which was largely attended. Grim.
mer's orchestra furnished most delightful
music, and delicious wedding spread was
served In parlor No. z. The presents were
exceedingly valuable.
The private car with all the visitors from
New York left attached to the six O'Clock
train the bride and bridegroom accompanying
their friends; the trip to New York forming
the first part of the wedding journey.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-15

Mr.. Charles jones' lately principal of Oak
Grove Seminary, Vassalboro, has accented a
position as teacher at the Friends School in
Union Springs, N. Y.
At yesterdays session of the Universal
Peace Congress in New York, the attend.
ance was not large. The exercises partook
somewhat Of the character of a farewell to
the delegates to the congress to be held In
Paris during the exposition.
II is generally believed among Augusta
politicians that Hon. Joseph A. Clark of
GarlDou viii secure the pension agency in
Waterville. Hon. John ID. Anderson, the
present agent. probably resigning before
many months elapse.
The Waterville g. Fairfield Horse Railway
Company has lately issued bonds on its road
to the amount Of $4,000 at per cent for q
years, all of which have been taken by the
the stockholders. Mr.. A. L. Cole. formerly
OF the Naumkesg road Salem, Mass, has
arrived here and has been elected superin-
tendent of the railway, filling the VACANCY
made by the resignation of Mr.. Murch.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-15
The League Standing.

The following is the standing in the Ma
tional League:
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-15
A Symposium.

The first annual gathering of the Ladies'
Literary clubs of Portland will occur next
Saturday, the 18th, at o'clock. in the new
lecture hall in Library Building. DIR. Asa
Dalton has kindly accepted an invitation to
address the company, and the occasion will
be an interesting one, twenty clubs having
responded. ANY who have not been known
wilLplease consider themselves cordially in
vited, with lady friends.