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\ tsiri Shomiti Learn.
81 Louis Globe Demorrot

To sew.
TO cook.
To mend
TO be gentle.
To value fluae.
To dress ntafly
To keep q secret
To be sell reliant
To ayulsl likeness.
IN mind The baby.
To Hara stockings,
20 resfssef ala age
Tee make soosi bread.
To Sesp a house tsdy.
To control her temper.
70 BE- above EnSssping.
To make 4 hsnle happy.
To take care at the sick.
To hunsog q cVusS oll mAa.
TIE marry man for his worth.
To ae q helpHtaie - husband,
To take plenty oE active exercise.
To see . mouse aiihoet screaming.
To rsaa s0fae haoks besides noyeis.
To ~ iishs-he4rsesl and fleet footed.
To wear shoes ;hat wont cramp the
iees.
70 be womanls woman under al
sssFNzfts STANCES
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VIA, 60 cali Their w,,r..

%NE EF&4fEteNR I 81
Sextouss wife lsssls.
To get = wife Marie.
pUster'S wife arrSc,
geweter wits lAearl
fsaxypg s wsfe~-S~lse.
Farmer w&se lille
A printers wlts Eua.
fs8<iiiStss vie AolSss.
MlAs tiers y sfe-s5Taee.
Gam hssT's wsfe Betty
tsasfeasF y wtSu-~ Rose
Mt.Sl 80 : H3se-N lola.
A fas nsan's wisv Ieas-
nsscgtaker wlse Nell
Fisherman : Nfse- Nrtsis.
Sis maker Nj - Peggy.
A&esfonser'S wfss lssltiy.
Astronomer ; wsfe~ >tealA.
Sszg<sEss &ssS elss ksxSsnia.
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urvsea & CaisfeFns2- Passed Mssssas,a
n Y. MisssS. g. ". Miller Z. 9ssrx. N a
rses. MA i@ass 4. ssersea. A Hzrs. snas
MnssSf ard vie. ;. tsen@nss. sssAsa xssss i
~ Wits, 1ohn le~sphs. r Il sirsg.ta. rs.
nafnett &. G. Martha and w.se, * s
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seeAANk Fails, Apgsi Il --Ssstss MARI
CASSIDY. sscwnt,y fsesa l,S,-s sss.s 49, !,
tas tcayent hets tai. xvsf,s.,s s,s smx..s
tsA stssekess, he rrexsss1s sfsfesss.s
49,. mss sssuea ssfEei.s fas q sfsezs..
obssd es1ssest vita Tag Tanxss
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DR.. W. NORTON DAvrr

Fc-meriy Of New York city, i,ss -.
ccltlf OF Los Angeles. E&s s,5s~ -
opensd a branch office At GIL F:nS -.
seattle, which IS under the ps.gsn1rs -
vision Of the doctor himself
CA.fARRH is regarded by zzzf 1ex.<s
in the head. and the pafiens Aa11IS1SS ~
Its Psrslstency, as he is Ssarrx& - 3s-
one cold before another one i e1I11u.sss5
Thert' is at times q difficulty "A 15ssss
through the nosf-sis, and At ae1x9 = S@
fuse How OF colarouS or yeSAsxz& 11r~,
mucfals that sometimes has A bal7 srxsS -.
the disease progresses the disennrrRs -
drop or be drawn back into the Co. ~
dry crusfs may form. which are exS1
with difficulty; and in still other enser ~
mucous seems TO be formed ID "a -
and expelled with slight hack. M ~.
f.amlrstiou often passes frors kAe xkRaS6
into the eusfachian tubs wnirh 80 ~
the middle ears. q ringing, ro&riua, tazT;n1
or wiistiing sound is experieAnsd AL ~
time the hearing becomes very marA -.
paired or entirely lost Later on he 60
lite becomes affected. slight ecuxh g
in. and the patient begins 10 lose g.
This Is the time that consumption 4 -
to begin Its deadly work. sad the ffnS
when. II the afflicted one would rsslfxe ~
danger, he could be cured: bat fAe po<<Gnl
is always hopeful, and thinks Il ua2Y =
slight cold which viii soosa pass awsy. -
allows the disease TO take lis course, VA
now more rapid progress. Tnks b ~
fstai error which has pcopIed oRr eeae16
ries with consrlmptive forms. IS al kinh
OF cktarrh. IL neglected. wiu sooner =
later end in consumption.
From q very extensive experience in8Al
treatment OF this disease. find thu II ~
patient viii do his pert every case can n
cured II the cisesse has not extended =
far as % seriously involve the lungs. ~
even then medical inhalation, pror3fl,
administered, In conneesszzsc. with sots4
tutisnal remedies, will coafracs ard aeo
cavities after every other means has fxflet
The doctor has over six hundred taaki
monials ON file OF persons living on shiI
coast whom he has cured OF this 6iseoel
alone
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3A,6M "a


of county finances at this season OF
the year Treasurer nuffy's bond is
for the SUN OF $50 600.
The apportionment Just made OF
school money gives - CO to each pupil
In the county. The superintendent
finds the schools in tiourishing con
siition.
Mrs. Eliza Barrett will next week
commence the erection OF a fws0-story
business house on Main street. G. w.
Press new building on the same street
IL about completed. Sanders Brothers
viii move their livery stable from the
hotel block 20 q vacant block between
Central street and Pacific avenue and
put up a new building where the
stable now S. Henderson Brothers.
who built the Erst store in the &. l.. &
Il. company's addition, have found
their quarters too small, and have LET
the contract for new and larger
building on Market street. There are
also some six or seven contracts Just
made for the erection of dwelling
houses. But the most important in-
pFoyement under way is the brick
block OF the ehehalis Land and Tim
Der Company. The weli-known Seattle
architect. Mr.. III. steinmann. who fur
uished the plans for our handsome
new schoulhOuse Is here TO-DAY TO care
fully look over the site of this brick
block So that the plans may harmon
ize. The contract has been let for the
brick for this building. and the work
VIII be let rs soon rs the details are
ready,
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RasylASn. A ssst Is ~ ,s,crt ! ccaay. who
sss os rsttisn os irsegA NoysB's loser
ssg Ia Eghs ass raensh. w&s cenylcsezs Of
xnAg h@sa assx3~y
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cmxHaIrs Is GROWING.
The New County Treasurer Assumes
His 0f<ire

CusHaGis, April fs.--owing 10 the
unsettled condition OF some special
funds, Tfeasurer-eieet Duffy did not
take lual control Of the county
finances until Monday. April II. On
that day ex- Treasurer Urquhart turned
over the county moneys. as follows
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CAUTION

Bs8Hrs q F-knd. - MT E2zzz and 90
rrzee go stamped On tie ec<-0a1 OF A. ~
Advertised sh1es before Tearing he fzS.z1-y
wAzch prosec< the EsA,ers against hl<r
prsers ard inIsE1or xoodx II > aesser o1e-s
n q DlrGI.As Shoes n q -eszaced price
or ssrs Ae has them without my name and
crsce Stamped on The no<tOE put hin'
tcrr - Q frxut
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saS FMASgssso Apsfs - --fsss we&sAe,
- snozres So ssresna AMI " ssass ssxsozs. -
Se~ s sAs tlzae 10 use rfsn<a<rs O. y
Rs.zzz flaxl2rx
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SHIFTING NOTES.

The Biz is tied up at Colman's wharf.
new boathouse has been started in
North Seattle.
The Germania is taking stiffening at Stet.
son & Posts wharf.
The Dispatch came in yesterday with
thirty five tons of hay from Dungenness.
The Sarah ~. Rentoa's defective boilers
have been taken out and her new ones
placed In position.
The Cyrus Walker took load of provis-
ions and supplies TO Port Gamble yesterday
for the Port Gamble Mil Company.
The Premier came in yesterday from
Victoria with thirty tons of general mcr-
ehandise and large list of passengers.
The Washington Steamboat and Trans
p0rtation Company has placed two
steamers on the Whafcoin route, thus hav-
/ ing a steamer leave here every day.
The Eliza Anderson WAS brought over
from Port Ludlow yesterday. Her huh
only was repaired on the dry dock. Her
machinery ana wheelhouse win be re-
paired here,
/ The LAkme Is IN from San Francisco
with 500 tons of freight for Seattle. She
made the run from sau Francisco 10 Port
/ Townsend in eighty eight hours--rernark-
/ able time for her class of vessels.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aerii l9--Char;ered--
Loses, now at Wilmington, 10 load lumber
at Puget sound foe Melbourne, co shillinss:
IL u Adelaiie, &c shiIlings.
No arrivals.
sailed Bnndaleer, Nanaimo; Canada,
Tacoma: Peerless, Tacoma: Robert l..
Beiknap, Sanaiino. Oriental. Tacoma.
Cleared - City of Puebla, Victoria;
steamer Columbia. Portland.
neparfef-ship Oriental. Tacoma: ship
Robert l. Belknap. Nanaimo.
PoKT DISCOVERY, April ia,-Sailed--
schooner Oeeapia, Vance.
PokT TOWNSEND, April sa.--Arriyei-
Steam schooner signal.
pogT HApInCK. April Ia.--Saiicd--
Schooner Halcyon.
PoRr GAxRLE, April la-Arrlved Bark
Bonanza.
fpRr BLAgKLRs, April i9.--Arrivea-
bark geylon-
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DIR. SP[uuEY
&c CO.'S
SEATTLE DISPENSARY.
Squire Block. corner Malta e11
Second Sta, Seattle, w. r.

second Sta, Seattle, W. ~
All chronic Diseases of MxN and woafxs
successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous AID khysc
psibiiity, Exhausted Vitality, SeEhis
WEAKNESS, sperrEstofrh0ea, lmp0sAsis'
ssmorrhoea. elect, syphilis. Prematnys ~
cline, Weakness ia Women. and ali Fss
afnal Derangem1ntEt that result from y1usf
fal fOllies or excess Il. after years
URINARY kidney, and Bladder froals.ts
Weak BACK, Goncrrhfca, 9l<ass
LrysEltis, Yarieoeeie, Structure, etc. prp'rJN
" and safely cured. No naaseosss saesiir.a.
given, nor strong injections used, wHssf
NERVOUS Debility. Loss OF viyor, sem
WV Losses. Night Emissions. y
Tondency. ETC., etc, cured.
VIKING MHH suffering from the enecn e
Avone sos youthful EsliieE or tndlscr
ti9ns. sAoHad avail themselves Of our tres =
nent. the greatest boon ever laid 81 the
tar of suffering humanity. VIII suarsni~~
. positive cure In every ease
nddsasad Men s : -, arc i i-sny es W. s.ss
nstions Of the bladder. accompanied b. =
urartiag or bgrning sensation; on exAmzu.
siaon the srine deposits . sediment ana
xmetimes slbumen Is present The ,otof
wares from q bright on reddish 20 essH .
milky hue, Ehe pstieFt experiences weAA
eissng of the system in = manner he eanuoz
nHouat for. This In the second stage e
seminal weakness. Many die Of this lii
salty, ignorant Of its csaseA A perfect cum
Gac healthy restoration guaranteed
Once hears, q n. 30 p. M. % p
H.: S1ndsysg 10 5 p n.
N. b.-rs1Uns anahlG 20 visit a. Hss3 -
heated ~ sheiy homes b corfc<psn1sf!s<-
Hedfeann and distractions sens ~ TAIL "a
eeproa Gsusnltation re-. 1bW
49, = ass12 &c " 4osne : q !
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The First Regiment AInoIy
CAN Be RENTED
For Fairs, Balls AID Eutsrtain-
Meutn.
CHARLES KITTTSGER.
Secretary.

/ All kinos 81 blank books anc
rtiu~s 20 anS pattern Gone as y.
- kssopY'e oookhsndesy. Opera
|iuh Ack. at tire iovsest prices.
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CATARRH.

Bronchitis. Asthma, Consu.n
tio,a, and all Diseases Ut tS
Head. Throat and CAsuts -
Gliding the Eye, Ear -
Heart.
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-zATzLEn ASs-44 y.
Large ssoeks 81 Cd potatoes are held
here. and rncesess are eoasee sznssy rzxhey
light Dealers xre passay 90 Al average
SO per tos, but freqsently fsrsazrs eoasign
their urpdares 10 dealers anahle % hxGdse
skern. and they are forced 70 sell a. greatly
sexsneeA prices. which in sgzne instances
20 Is iox - s. 8n9 & % per ten ~ pres
sszt * wuuld seem more advisable fs1-
farmers % feed their holdings Of old 20
s4toes than 70 ship them 70 this market
A liberal supply Of vegetables In excel
lent eSsdzxson arrived OF tae last steamer
from San Francisco. No marked change
II prices has occarred.
No movement in hops wss noted to-day
Poultry. though In pcor densaad, rsaln-
tafns rs valne. The supply continues
good.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE gE-
CErPTs--0uring the last "a hours tie
merchandise aad ps0taee receipts ~ this
port <sre ss follows: Puget sound shore
read. - toss Exssnnnh lA 4 Puget sound
railroad, ton. Seattle, Lake Shore d
Eastern railway. 80 tons. 81 water
DESPATCH = tors. Premier . tons Clara
Br0wn. f1ns W. r. Monroe. t0a: Fleet
wood. i tons. i4Akrae. 80 foas- Total ~
cei p&s, so tons.
sHfFAkSTS. During the last a hours
goods and merchandise were shipped from
seattle 20 the surrounding country Is fal-
lows. Puget Sound shore r0ad. n TONS
Colambia 4 Puget 5saHd railroad. tons,
seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern railway. 80
tons. BY wafer-ffrEs Walker. 20 tons.
lola, 2 tors. Washington, % toEs; City Of
Quincy. Is fouss lara Brown. tons: Glide.
tons. W. ?. Monroe. u tons; NOM
sRineer, ton; Grace. isa tons. v. X Aer-
win, - tons: Nellie. tons Michigan, ?
tons Total shipments. zs51< tons.
NATURE or REEEIPTc--35 tons hay,
30 ca tobacco, IS &c glassware, IS mats rice,
: SKIS oysters, rs pieces machinery. 900 Ikg
groceries, car furniture, % head cows,
$50 bbis iInseed oil, car household goods,
I'D tbis beer, q head horses, s head coEs,
3 car pig iron. head males, head horses,
car enig rants moyabies, % c. eggs 20
SKIS onions. . cedar doors, 5 bales canvas,
10 pkgs drugs, 20 kegs butter, : cars logs,
I9j SKIS potatoes
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Where i. wai.sae
T&Ssas Ne~x


\ trunk ~ utoye easa ordinary vAlGe
ard susl * lsas egathlng. wersh several
hundred dollars, has tsesa lysag an.
claimed a the NofshsgH paelsse aefxss
slitce EesiyuxFy Z. last. The sesanA Is
saaafSed n. & Wts>ssa. WBlsoa, 80
= asan ~ ibc Sassss H&Wse. Il ktsaAa -
as,ye sxse Ia >~s1stse &ar5ag fAe HFas
aaxs ~ E'es'rsNey. as.z so traes could
- Ecsssd Ct hsna a. 4ay 0s sac bess4s
arEvs Tie Ezslso@ss asEsissssssses srs sgy-
sssx ~ Observer What has became 81
VISA Ansl shy Sc ~ mt e.sens Sgler
hss Esksnk
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CONSULTATION FREE.

friendly talk win cost ycu nothing.
and remember the doctor Hili net ur3Gr
take your case unless certain sssss he ca
effef9 q cure.
sonal examination.
ofsce hours, f0a. m. to 3 p. =. and ! 70
3 p. IN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20

come upon him WITH so sudden shock as it
would have done month previously.
Il knew 1t must come," he said 20 HIM
self bitterly, land that il might come at
any moment. Still it is a shock. Who is
this man, | wonder. 1t seemed t. me. when
he frs came up, that l had some faint re-
membranes Of his face, though where, |
have not the least idea. 1t was not in the
regiment, for he knows nothing of drill or
military habits. OF course. il he had been
deserter, he would have pretended ignor-
ance, but one can always tell by little
things whether a man has served, and | am
sure that this fellow has not | suppose he
comes from some where down home.
well, it can't be helped. Fortunately, |
have won a good name before this discov-
cry is made, and am likely to reap the bene-
| tit Of what doubt there may be. When a
man shows that he has a far amount OF
pluck, his comredes are slow to credit him
with bad qualities. GA the whole, perhaps
1t is well that it should have come on this
evening of all when l had quite made up
my mind as to my course. Still, this
strengthens me in my dscisi pa as e. wha
ought ~ DO. It is hard to throw away
} happiness, but CHS shows how rightly de-
ci1ed. Nothing will slak, rae II w. Poor
little grill it is hard for her. harder bv tar
/ tBa for me. However, u is ueS. thai sh q
should know it now. than learn it when too
late.n
fro NJ. VONrrTN-Trvr,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20

Physicians endorse ?. T. P. az splen-
did combustion and prescribe it with
gres: satisfaction for tho cures of all
forms and stages OF Primary. Secondary
and Tertiary Syphilis. Syphilitio Rheu-
matism. scrofalous Ulcers and Sores.
GlandulAr Swolliags. Rheumr -sm, Kid
ney Complaints. old Chronic | GERS that
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20
THE CURSE OF CARNE'S HOLD.
A TALE OF ADVENTURE.
BY G. A HENTY-

Author BRAKES FLAG with INDIA" Erc ETC
ALL RIGHTS reservoir
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LEMON ELIXIR.

It's Wonderful Effect on the Liver
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
DIR. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is pleasant
lemon drink that positively cures all Bilious
ness, Constipation. Indigestion, Headache
Malaria, Kidney Disease. Dizziness, Colds
Loss Of Appetite, Fevers, Chilis, Blotches
Pimnles, Pain in back, Palpitation of Heart
and all other diseases caused by disordered
liver, stomach and kidneys, the first great
cause of all fatll diseases 80 CTS. and 81
per bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared
only by II. Motley, NJ. D.. Atlanta. Ga.
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LamOn Hot DrOna

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Pneumonia and Laryngitis. take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. % cents per bottle.
Prepared by II. Motley, M. D., Atlanta,
Ga
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AGENTS WANTED.

~ For CI.vB RATES, or any further in
fOrnlstiOu desIred, write legfbly 70 the under.
signed, CLEARLY stating ur residence, with
-tata, County, Street and Number. More rapid
returu mali delivery ill be assured by your
encloslna an Lnvelope bearing yonr flll addresA
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President National Bank.

Meanwhile, Tenn, writes: From expert
ence in my family, DIR. II. Mozley's Lemon
Elixir has few, if any, equals, and no supe-
riors in medicine for the regulation of the
liver, stomach and bowels. Dr. II. Mozley's
Lemon Hot Drops are superior to any RENE
dies we have ever been able to get for throat
and lung diseases. w. II. MAGNESS.
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"REMEMBER, that the payment OF PriE-s
Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BAAks of New Orleans and the Tickets ara
signed By the President Of an Institution, whose
chartered riS " ars recognized Ia the highest
Courts; therefore, beware OF all limitations or
Anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR 10 the price Of the smallest
part or fraction Of Ticket Issued BY Us
Ia any Drawing Anything Ia our name offered
Tor lees than Dollar Is sNindle
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no COUNTY OFFICERs - Books and BLANKS
i required ~ county officers Tor the use u
the cqif a, ~ for oriee uhe H1rpilrd 70 lFlF ~
tbe NOksiNQ NKWs PitlhllAn HOUSE, !
NhlLaker street., k4yan=sh.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-20

IT Is REPORTED that in recent experiments with
smokeless powder in the new British maya
zine rifle the soft bullet is frequently broken mp.
The result of using hardened bullets has been
to injure the barrel, especially in rapid firing.
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IMPORTANT.
Address NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La ,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. q.
By ordinary letter containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies. New York Elk
change, Draft or Postal Note
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Address Registered Letters Contain
ing Currency to
NEW ORLEANs aAIIJNAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-04
BOYS VINO CARRY YOUR PRESS.
They Will spend Tomorrow In Sport
at Long Island.

The carriers of the PRESS and Argus will
have days outing at Long Island tomorrow.
A meeting of the carriers for the two papers
was held in the Argus mailing room Monday
morning, and was called to order by Mr.. o.
P. T. Wish Of the Argus.
Mr.. Wish told the boys that the two offices
proposed TO give their respective carriers a
picnic, and had decided to make the picnic a
joint affair, to take place at Long Island on
Thursday next. he informed the boys that
the offices would pay all expenses of the
day. The details of sports of the day were
to be left to the boys to decide.
The announcement was received with APP
plause. and the necessary committee was
raised to arrange the programme of sports.
The committee consisted of the following
carriers: T. S. Lewis and G. A. Sheehan of
the Argus, and "a. C.. Croker, C. M. Leigh
ton and Fl. c. Fabyan of the PRESS.
1t was decided to meet at the offices Thurs
day morning to 60 to the steamboat wharf.
The meeting then adjourned. Later, the
committee decided on the following pro-
gramme of sports for the forenoon: Sack
race, potato race, three legged race, stand
ing and running broad jump, standing and
running high jump, 100 yards dash, 200 yards
dash, throwing hammer, throwing base ball
and tug of war.
After dinner there will be base ball and
foot ball games.
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PERSONAL.

Rev. K. c. Bolles, ID. d., of New York, is
visiting in the city.
E. K. o'Brion, Thomaston, was at the Fal
mouth Hotel yesterday.
Driver Edward A. Miles of CascO 8, Is
spending his vacation in Massachusetts.
Ex-Mayor Grace of New York, is at the
Falmouth, and also George NJ. Haines OF
Camden.
Mr.. w. Fletcher johnson OF the New Yorl
Tribune. and Mrs. johnson, are at The
Preble House.
Mrs. Gibson Peacock of Philadelphia, and
Weston Thompson Of Brunswick, were al
the Preble yesterday.
Ex-Governor aud Mrs. Robbie will attend
the National Grange meeting in November
at Sacramento, Cal.
The family of Department Commander
Goodale Of the Massachusetts G. A. r., who
have been spending the summer at the Wal
do, have ieturned to their home in Medford.
MI. A. L. T. Cummings. city editor Of the
Biddeford Times, and secretary and treas
urer OF the Maine Division, League of Amer
lean Wheelmen, was married yesterday to
MISS Angie +. Morton of Biddeford. They
nave gone to Chicago on a wedding trio.
Mr.. Philip +. Turner has been elected SUI
perintendent Of the First Uniyersalist Com
gress Square, Sunday school. to succeed Mr.
Hamilton, who is about to leave the citv IN
enter the divinity school at Tufts College.
The school will reopen next Sunday. Dur
ing the vacation the yestry has been entire
~ renovated and newly carpeted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-04
A GOOD CAPTURE.
Two Old Offenders and a Supposed
New One In Trouble.

Yesterday morning Lyman w. Hanson saw
two men on Portland, near Green street, evil
IDENTIFY trying to play confidence game on a
check with the rustic for money. He tele-
phoned the station for the patrol wagon, and
the man was arrested by Officer Massure
near the crossing of the Rochester railroad
and Green street. When searched at the
station no damaging evidence was found in
his possession. He had SIT in his wallet.
He gave the name of Charles Watson, was a
shoemaker looking for job and bound to
Lynn.
just after his arrest another call came for
the wagon, and another man hiding behind
the embankment In Deering Park was arrest
ed, who gave the name of Henry Thomas of
Newark. N. j., and said he was farmer, but
his hands were not those of farmer. Off
Ger Frank arrested a third stealing out of
the Park, and he gave the name of II. j.
Lawler of st. Louis, and said he was bound
to the Eastern State fair at Bangor. The
last two men are old offenders. The country
man who was deceived was not found. The
supposed victim received check for $50 in
exchange for the ST. found on Watson.
Last evening the grip-sack of Mr.. Thomas
was obtained from the Boston boat, where
he had left it. Besides wearing apparel, it
contained a number of checks, some made
out and others in blank. One was on the
Mechanics Bank Of New Haven, dated July
9th, signed Lamstrecher g. Son, and was for
$500, to the order of James Morgan; another
was on the Merchants Bank of Canada, dated
at Montreal, June aoth, signed John Under
wood, and made to the order of jeremiah
Robson for $2O3; third on the same bank,
dated June 26th, signed P. Wilson. and made
to the order of Thomas Nevins for $454.
Thomas, denies ever seeing either of the
other prisoners. n.
Mr.. Hanson worked the case up very
neatly and quickly and in manner that
would do professional detective credit @