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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-11-01

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: She was an humble waiting maid
in Oakland. Oakland is the Athens
OF California, and the all, therel Of
San Francisco. She waited upon an
:Athenian table and cooked Athenian
steaks for Athenian appetites. She
was not all lost. She had relatives in
San Francisco, and she visited them
on her off day. It is one long off day
in Oakland. KIT. - D. y =
It had been her custem of q forenoon
for many months to make this little
pilgrimage, and winter approached
and the sun rose later and set earlier,
in accordance with the rules Of the
celestial trades union. One day a
couple Of weeks ago she went to her
mistress .s.s5s i s.. d. -
Please na'am, you'll have to let
me 90 an hour earlier now"
'sWhy9 sf=. =. -.
Because, ma'am, I've got to go
over to the city, and you know,
ma'am, the days are so short now that
j loose more than an hour :" San
Francisco Chronicle. 90. go.
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HE GOT THERE.
Hav Coz gre ss'n+n Reed BoaIded the
Ttain al Bath


DAHL 'nN ~
lhe bsih Times prints Nn account of the
f,ll."i ir amusing incident At tn, station this
''N"' ''' 'enHers VINO '''''hoa'Ned
'r." "' DIV ''"h til'' AFTERNOON "As
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"a hSi' o'fguu''lAhoes As ,"'s een"e"'ai,
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CONDENSER DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day.

Maurice y. Flynn Of New York political
notoriety is lead.
sullivan passed through Mobile last eve
ming, coming north.
Alleged violations of the civil service Law
in the New Haven postofce are being nves
tigated
w. X. Gordons Guy 'rot,ed an exhibition
mile in 2.ll IA at Cleveland. Wednesday
breaking his record quarter Of a second.
The mine explosion at st. Etienne. it has
been found, was due to carelessness One
hundred and eight bodies have been recov
cred,
The St Joseph Mo- Refining Company
has been absorbed by the sugar trust and
closed down for three wears. About l7j
persons are out of employment.
Mrs Geo. b. Callahan, recently married
at Leavenworth, Kan, was called To her door
Tuesday evening aud shot dead by man
named Parish, rejected suitor, Parish then
committed suicide.
Wedne- -days Commercial Advertiser
states that /. is able to say with authority
that the Arthur Richmond" letters were
written by VIM. Henry IIuriburt. Don Platt.
Allen Thorndke Rice and Gail Hamilton.
Julian Hauthorne's contributions apparently
consisted in giving more literary finish TO
Kces productions.
The attempt of the Grand Army men to
force the railroads to make a rate of one
cent mile to all persons attending the an
nual encampment at Milwaukee this year
has failed. The preparations at Milwaukee
for the entertainment Of the great crowd *
pec,ed at the encampment have been virtual
t,-. l.. a ii.
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The State.

The twenty electric ligh's at Sorrento we're
started :or the first time Friday night and
could be distinctly seen from every point on
the bay. They made splendid show, being
in such conspicuous place.
The ner hotel at Greenvile Junction i.
well under way. The frame Of the buldisg
is nearly ~. and work i. being rapidly
pushed forward. The new hotel will be l20
BY 45 feet and three stories high. Mr 9. B.
Brown 0. Bangor is building it.
The Penobscot County Commissioner,
completed their session Tuesday evening at
Bangor. They vent to Veazie on that day
ard laid ont new road 70 run from School
street across, three-q1arters Of mile. to
take the place Of the river road which runs
by the mills. Aa soon a. the new road ia
opened the latter will be discontinued
The new round house Of the Canadian
Pacific at Brownviie Junction is nearly
completed II ls the same size a. the one
built short time ago. Business is booming
and several nes builiinzs will he put up
soon. The new post Office a. the junction
is thoroughly appreciated by the residents az
formerly they were obliged 70 90 two miles
for their mail.
The Fifth Maine Memorial Association
are arran ging for reception 70 their friend.
R Thursday afternoon a, Memorial Hall, Peak,
( leland. The collection Of Getty sbur2 relie'
{ recently presented the a.sociation by Col X
\ &. Shannon will be exhibited and fine lee
\ .urs explaining all the relic. will be given b.
one Of the comrades. The reception will b.
from 10 p. VI.
/ A new veneer factory will be butt 5000 al
Greenville, by Mr. J. II. searles. The lum
Der for the sYuc;sre is already on The spo
and rork will be commenced a. soon a
rorkmen can be obtained. The factory viii
be three stories high and 30 feet long by .
wide. This will BE- quite an addition TO III
industries Of Greenville and will give en-
pIoynent 10 many hands.
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RICHMOND.

United States Steamboat Inspectors
Polli-ter and Merritt of Portland were in
town Tue>d and inspected the yacht
Hattie The boat was found to be 80 X"
T. J. Southsri & Sons brig Jennie Hull
bert i At Bath. having jlst arrived with
monster load of pine from Darien for the
Morse ship yard. Captain John Morsng of
Richmond commands the vessel.
\ picnic a. Mr. Calls. on Eastern river, is
now talked OF by the Congrsg gator alists.
sometime next week. The B.onle will
make several trips band and base bali
will help out on the smuse ment, and the
Dresden people will unite in making it a
gjod time.
Mr. d. P Corcorsn calls for proposals for
building the ner Catholic chapel. The
plans and specifications are now ready for
business. and ss soon as a contract can be
made work will start.
The following is the pumping record Of
the Richmond Water Company for the first
half of 1859 January. 926 022 gallons, Feb
nary. l.0l4 S96 March, t0l ,93s April,
~ 04s; May, ,2s6, 1896; June, 1903 ,224.
This ia over a million and a half gallons
more pumped in the corresponding time in
lsss, the figures then reaching but 5,l70, ,654
gallons. The total consumption in 1883 vas
l0,6sl So gallons.
MIR. William ?. Lancaster, Richmond
citizen living on the Post road, died very
suddenly last Sunday, from apoplexy. He
was taken while at a neighbor's home, and
being carried home, had second attack and
died. Hi. age was Ga years, months anc
IS days.
Professor K. B. Hal goes to Kineo, Fri
day for the season
The only liquor libel seen for ages is post
ed on the Pos, office bulletin board. Tn
stuff vas intended for the Fourth celebration
but Sheriff Hodges took charge of it.
| j. r. Cunningham, Town Clerk. is in Bos
| ton on business for few days
/ Men for hayinz are scarce and - so an
board per day is a common ofer and thre
| dollars in some cases
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Y. P. S. c. E,
Questions ana Answers and Other In
teresting Features OF the Convention

fHiLlpALrHi,, Jul, 10.
The second days session Of the eighth
rational Christian Endeavor convention
opened this morning With devotional exer.
eises after which questions and answer.
were taken up. Rev. c. A DcAonson oi
Boston spoke Of the yslue of PRAYER meet.
lng.. In answer 10 a question as 10 whether
an elder can become a member OF the socir-
iy he said, Yes, if young enough"
r. W Broeksw of Springfield, Mass
answered the question How can d business
meeting be made interesting and well at
tended" by saving there should be no long
windeiness about it,
Rev A. Ii llll of Merid,n Conn, 10
question Are church members TO be per.
mtted 10 join AS associate members. =
answered an emphatic no. In answer 10
question is II constitutional TO change
active members TO the associate list" said Il
was not only uncon sctuuonal but absurd
Active members should remain 50.
The delegates were requested 10 Join Mr..
Fisher in singing "our Hymn" composed
by + W. Messe Of Concord, y H. Rev.
C. 4. Dckenson of Boston was called to the
chair and the convention heard the annual
report of Treasurer shaw. Receipts during
the past year, SIS $50; balance from old
account, s2o3i; total expenditures. SI7, ,is6.
President Clark introduced Rev. DIR j
Wilbur Chapman of Albany, n Y, who
spoke of the work of the society in answer
to the topic of the hour "For What Docs
the Christian Endesvor Movement Stand ="
Ills division question was. Loyalty to
Duty"
Rev. Or. &, +. Dcfms of New York
spoke upon Loyalty TO the Church" and
was followed by Rev. DR.. l.. T. Chamber
lain of Brooklyn, ON Loyalty 10 Christ.
\ recess was then taken.
Upon reassembing. representatives Of the
various states and Territories gave hrief
reports OF the work of their societies and the
requisite for future progress.
Adjourned to the churches in the neigh
borhood where conference. were held for the
discussion of practical methods.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Auspicious Opening Of the Bay
Point Club House.
Music, llluminatOnS and DISTINGUISHED
Guests.
The Governors Party Stop Over in
Bath Congr essmeu Reed and DingIey
In Attendance


B,fH, July 10.
The Governors party arrived here en-
route for it1ckand this forenoon. and took
dinner at the Sagniahoc House.
The party was made up As follows GOV
Burlcish, Mrs Burleigh, Mr.. Lewis A.
Burlelgh. Miss Valhc Burleigh, and of the
stan, Gen. Henry VI. Sprague, Auburn ;;
Col tieo A Philbrook, Augusta, Col Geo.
l.. Thompson and wife, Brunswick Cot 4.
{, Blunt, Skowhegan Col. II T. Mcdonald,
Belfast of the 6nvernOrs Council. Hon. :.
w Carr and wife, BouIoinham, Hon d.
w Allen and wife. Fairfield. accompanied
by Miss Edith Curtis, Westboro. Mass In
the afternoon the ladies of the party
were driven about the city and visited the
Bath Military and Naval asy Ium. of which
Misc Ntetson Is the very efficient ard popu-
lar matfon Everything about the institution
appeared ia the best of condition. and bore
W,tness to the mstron carrf.t oversight
While IN the city the Governor and party
cailr at the Sagadahoc club rooms on
Collector Wakefield Major -horey of the
Bath Times and othor' lhe weather was
delightful and The brief stay of the party in
our city vas very pleasant All left here
for Roeklaud At > Z. VI IN special car pro-
viird by the Knox Il Lincoln road
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aALLOWELL.
Officers OF the u. O. @. C. Installed.
Other Peoples Doings

Mrs. G $ Johnson went to Portland yes
terday to attend the funeral of her cousin $
son, Frank Webster, aged IA, who was sud-
denly killed by being thrown from horse
and striking on hi, head.
The following officers were installed,
Tuesday evening, at the L. o. G. c.; Asa
LIBBY, p. n. c.. George Stewart, n. c. !;
Mrs, Geo. Morrill,, L. v G.; j. J Jones
F. $; Fred flunton. r s.; S j. Wheeler
treasurer; Mrs. c. Walker prela'e; Mrs. S
Goolxin, |. W, Olo Robbins. O. w. Mr.
Burieen. herald. The commandery have
accepted an invitation to attend installa alton
ceremonies at the H. o. g. c. at Gardiner
this evening.
Mr. G. s. Johnson has taken fifty orders
for the History of the JohnstoWn food. The
book, will be ready for delivery in few
days.
G. K Howe wen; on the excursion to Penn
squid yesterday.
Mr.. Abner Coombs, who has been sick
some time with consumption died Tuesday
night. He leaves wife and tl.ree children.
Among those from this city who attended
the UBiyersalist convention at Maranacook
yesterday, were Mrs. Gen Tilden and sister,
also Judge knight and Capt McGilvery.
Mrs Benz ptman of Salem, Mass is
spending few weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Howe.
Mr.. Archie Eyeeth, who has been making
a short visit home. returned to his duties
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. James II. Leigh. Miss Grace Leigh
and Miss Grace Leigh Dinsmore left for
Squirrel leland this morning.
Miss Nellie Philbrick has gone to Harlow,
Mass, to teach in A kindergarten school.
The Vaughn family are occupying their
elegant summer residence in this city. They
brought with them a handsome span of
horses and a carriage and a yacht which
must be seen to be appreciated arrived this
morning.
Detective True is in search of horse of
the following description bay horse, star in
forehead, one white ankle, thin in flesh,
narrow headed and nervous; nickle harness,
open bride, stuffed reins, Corning buggy.
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Eighteen stolen bases Whew
and was given excellent supper, by Pushcr
behind the bat.
The boys are fine sprinters. Ten scores
in one inning IL a little too much Of a good
thing. however,
The fine ole-handed catch Of Wilson In
The first inning. va. neat play and wa.
loudly spplauded
Fosters double play one of the fines,
ever seen on the grounds And he did it all
oy himself, too.
How the gilt e1gers" did bat. Every
body found the ball for singles and some bet
ter, and the cover vas nearly knocked Of by
the close Of the game.
II is understood that the Star. have re-
| serve battery, and fine one, which they
will present at the Gardiner game today.
| With the new aidiiion they are confident II
victory
| King. vbo has played such fine frs, base
for the Augusta team, has received a very
fat.ering offer from the Athletic Association
Of St John, N. B. to play ball in that eity
and is considering the matter. IL is TO be
| hoped tha; he will decide TO remsin in ,hi.
city az he is too valuable a man for the
team to lo.e.
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Augusta WhoIesaIe Market.

Tuesday. July ..
APPLss-- Evaporatsd, sa7be, dried tafe
BEAsa Pea u u, Ysliys eyed. " Uja3 u.
BrfIgE- SOLID i5aisc. tail. 7sDJc.
CHEgsK- Faetnry and domestic. nc
EgGa-- iGal7r per dDlen.
GRAtx t1rn. 5lc., meal, He.. bran. q % PEI
es, oottpn se.d mH 81. si 70 pr bsg.
HAr .--L00se. ti2 OJal8H %. pressed, u UaHO;
straw ~ 7sas %.
HosET Box, isa1bc per p1uBd.
LAED-. DOfns stic lzalbc. HesiTfn, tiercs loall
MILTON. 7asc. per pound.
OAIa tOc. per bush.
POTATOES 5Jti/bc per bpshei
POrLfET-fgNi Hal5c.
WOoIe- SoAzBc per 10. nsvsshed. Bo. washed.
Wp"i- Dry hard. D. per cord, soft " 7sH
80.
HfpEs Light Sc. per ID, heavy So, sheep. Soc
all n. veal ssins, &c pr ID.
VEAL sa7o per pound.
AayB.ts Beef COMPANY. Wholesale Price Current
sT'RIgf. LANB-Dai6<
BEgg Sides. 5a7c per 10: bind quarters. ,asc (.
tore quarters, ta3i rounds with flank. 7c, runp
aud l1ln. 0ialc short rIb cgis. loaiZe faitss.
afc back. 5iaso ehuoks. 5Ajtc syipes. Ie. Dressed
hogs y.aSc.
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b. an indisposttioa TO aeeep, saa provide fol
these tendencies in the educational prineiplei
and practice OF schools.
II the discussion which followed, Rev. A
Z Win.hip. editor Of the Journal OF Eia.
cation, Boston, argued tia, there can be
little 10 hope for fIom any irresponsible s1-
perimenring in Amerieanizinz the kinder
sar'en of Germany or the manual training
Of France. IL is 3 mistake 10 suppose We
can adopt German, French OF English
philosophy Or methods. The desired ADJUST
ment can only come from competent, ex-
haasrive stndy OF the coalitions Of Aneri-
ean life IN domestic, social, industrial. ard
political relations.
Cntil our needs are studied, other than
lneidrn.antAlly, We shall never have doe
rrine education that shall mean pe ornament
reform Our government has funds for the
commission TO study any problem that will
bring votes. We hear of experts appointed
by the government To inquire into the eI-
pense Of soup eaten BY Laborers, character
OF the potato bug and Ne must have these
cd ucationsl tendencies adjusted by experts
u ho shall be relieved of annoyance incident
10 the work OF school room or Office. Ii the
government will not DO il, private benevo-
lence must provide men to ADJUST these ten
denotes.
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RDINER.
Pilgrim Fathers Installation Ball Game
To-day Hotel Arrivals Horse Rob-
berry Paragraphs and Personals

There seems to be considerable ANNOYANCE
can.ed hv tho r,t1a railroad ,;,,a ,a,Jo.
""''" ar k'"e'"u''9 '''u'ou'en py ohs or
two of or enterprising business firms ON
one of these time tables il reads "For Ran
vor Jsws,.,. s53 NJ Iowot,,. ,-.,,
ai,. yv...,,.
runs onY a. Ia. a. af''iiie' ahh passen-
sei' laa,is ',,'S ua'' eApec''hs 70 20 rgh'
miptk" .u ~ ne.so'' az. 'tt,'i''ieu 'hat they
y slll nav 70 ~a' u, "a'er,lile from four to
nse ho"', ,, "tioie tne 'ra'" lor bangor 'eaF"s
~. - - ,ii"'e ior tne
onV"' "a " N''e,"'s P""it' AZ the sng'
k'Ion y, tn"' "no "aVe recently oeen
"p"o'." ~ uie'e 'tte '"''loa' 'iie 'aoles'
NaP'' pu"na'h VI tne oal'aupn Army,
has secre'' something new wh'ch he VIII
re.taI 70 n's hearers; on ihaf'lay evening
a. ~, 1ie 'aee'cN ~ are lnVI.ei'
", ''" '"s- VIII "e IN
'ar'eH a' ."et "a'' on uisi'y evening.
,a"N N ,''''t"' "n'i'ess 'iahaRPt OF
W. W.. n"''koi vas ~ 'ne city
inurs'ay
.r-~P. 'lily "'s"t ~ a'i",e u VIZ. 'ha-
" ""''" u shuA'el
a""p' mn mn. 'N'e I'F' vas en'sreh' ana
W oe't npr7s III ne ''ap'e 'skeh' me next
T,o',."e ~ AT y va i"ui'i ~ ohe "' mr.
V'e'Ho's na,n m.s 'alltr broken
uo"e ifo"a"'y III Re','ng away rom MS cap
' ~ a",l pn ~ "as "a'S 20 .lle s'aole'
r;.;.;n =, 80 D. ,;a..,a mas
I.l-h ~" 0''''Ho' :" nan
r. ~ r r,..
- r'''oneI, o"f "l han'i'iph
,es, W W.aa, ~ ''1,ra'Y WI" NE "'le'
49,. ..;'i i'a!, ~ 'a'apooook' "ne'e
~ W. shp"ieh'- OF
'''t 'p'''e "'.ssu -, :, ~, 'eee'.,'!
os ,,o !.,,,,,,-;.. Il. a. an ''i'n'sei'.s :,
H. lrhm,.5a .. t'e san'e oi naii
49, ,na,,.,a - i"oSn, .h ~ "etNptn Ine
~ ~ S,.., a'r 'i's 7'a.s q heserly,
-, - -. r,,;,a - az A'n,euc iooking
-, ,.L n,v~ti - arr '''''is
60 - ,ha ,'.;-.1 g.. a., a. ,u'.n, NiIi oi-
Kjng r,aa, ca,Iiao, go. ~, T'ii'e
49, ~ w nam
o.,;,.i ~ a,'h go P,i- a.,,lt 's.o' 70, tne ~
~. s.;5..i - - ~. - ."
H'' nePoftsf, y
80 ''i'i'oef 81 i4's
.hr ~ -'a3', I'r Ker''F-
"a, & a. .l' ''' ahi pm D iiosa.ty
-'. 'YO1 20 So s"H'es 7"ii''ah' hsH
sot -! % '%''ns n1eH oe'4eeh ulen' 80 tha'
~ tgGar r.,p u D'''' 'a = hIi'asn
~ TN" pig,en y ~ rne oie' aN''
- az - lev 'o'iff' "e''e' o" as 'he re
- r,, >,
"o,ne Anl II - hornIec.' OF OF
A t.aNaIa - , - ~ .r Sou". ultn. WIN ~ ,hfI'
p"yc'ss' pss'FH 'hrouzh uis Guy, "enhes'
tey Si,e'hoon' on heir va; 70 Ne" OK
ifon h4ns'r' ihey VIII De some i'o
"e.ss MAKING we Journey,
hr,; oeofzie hctansland ana family,
- la.ns A,far' Miss L'zzie Lyman ana
Miss hale heaiey' All OF Boston, were arr
vais on the hennebec, wednesday and are
the guests OF Mrs. Jonn Deherrit, on High
street
/ There were three cases before Judge Lar
rapee, wednesday They were John Mar
/ I'M, sailor, drunk - days; ;. l. Bianch
ari, soi'!ier' ditto I'D days; VIM Lsrrabee
Of Augusta same paid hne and costs.
The following are registered at the John
son House w W Knight Of Westpor'
Albert Corbett Of Portland, }. T Bennett OF
Boston, George Clarence of Philadelphia
and A. ID. Qulnhy Of Auburn
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Now York Produce Market.

Nf~ fbfh. JHlf 10
FiOuE -Reo'ipts. Ip,liG packages. "sport-. ,S9J
barrels, sales y. 5S. Repeat quotations including
city mill cstra. - 5hnfi 70. patent. a. hoa
sd ii, superBn.. ~ 2fafj l5 "Strn No. q,
b. 20ss3 oJ, winter wheat low grade. " t5at3 ts;
Minnesota extra. ~ ,5nib %. southern nouf
firm, Rye Hour hrm
wnpA1 Rooeip,-. a.i5o, ,xpor''. 7,sae. sale.
~ .pG weak. No suring nominal, .
No rcd ,-0 Ho. red ssIAss. elevator zsia,st fob
,sIas,i delivered, No r'd, aomiDnl io1aioo. No !
wblic nominal, g2iasZl
KTr quiet.
BAELrT- nominal
CoHN Rec pt- 26t no Exports. tGGs, sale. ,I7i.'
20. easier, stramsr, ''iafi., No. 2, Rlatl
,tors and elevator. ,}la4il delivered
OaTs- Kecelpts, lt6, ~ rHppftr, To, sales, ~,
900, lpwet. 40 3. "a: doI-his 2aa!. No2HI27I;
do white. H'a'7i No. !, v, do white. -.
Misod Western, nan sii'e ia. tia3j
CoFFgg fair Rio. .toaiy, z
SrsAs- Raw et-Y. rahned study, demand -
lower, crushed 7sa7I extra crHshrd, 7inh white
rs'fa crushed, slhsi out ioaf u ganuaicd.a
PHrEoLgrN hrm, quiet. y
PoEg quiet.
BEgf- quiet.
LaEb ,psisr, vfa'"rn ,'etm, ~ sGstS 20.
oiosing o. 70. city ,t' an. " ~, r"nped fair.
continent o. dja7 10. y, A. " ~
BUTTE quiet sRsy vestarn dairy i0n
lsi. do creamery. ;2aiG,
CHEESE strong. FreIghs 70 Liyirpooi
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UnrvERsALIsr-s OUTING.
Fully 5000 Attended the Excursion TO
Maranocook.

lSpeeis. q ths henns bee Journal
WIsrHEoF Jaiy 10.
The early excursion of The Universalist
Sabbath schools VI the Sta,e, At Lake Mara
nocook, today, ma. beea grand success.
Fully three thousand have been spending the
lay. reneslng oil Friendship. and forming
ueE
. b. special train from Bangor brought
seventeen eais loaied, while the regular
brought many others, and the traia from
FortLsad "a, .till heavier fLr lsy las
been all that could be dc sired, and the only
regret heard xa- that illness prevented the
Attendance Of Prof Mitchell.
liz Gov. Perham made one of the best
sps hes qf the lay, replr,e with valuable
,usze stions and fuii 9f h1p- iuF the future.
7 be otIier speaker. were kry. ) o. Da'is.
ART III F W Hamilton, A NJ, Port
land ke g. Snos, ID. u li.Vethlil,
Mass aad Rev g. A ayden, Aubura.
Much ereatt IS due the general committee,
Mr. J ' Bradley Portland, Rev W.
Hooper, Orouo snd Nj Frank ksekhf,
Auburn for the excellent programme and
careful attention To all jeta.Is.
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GERMANS BULLDOzlNG.
OutIases on Americans In the Marshall
Islands.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10.
News from the Marshall Islands Just re-
ceIsed here shows that American traders
there are being treated with great injustice
By the Germans, and that the recent com
plants from Americans and Englishmen at
Samoa are tritiing as compared with what
the merchants ON the Marshall Islands are
compelled to suffer from German greed and
Intolerance.
Jaluit Geselleschaft is the name of a Ger
man company there which is backed by the
German consul and it practically rules the
Islands. Foreigners are at the mercy of he
Germans, and American firms are gradually
being driven out By them.
Recently the German authorities declared
German coin legal tender. The inhabitants
OF the Islands hold Peruvian and Chllian
coin but the German company refuses 10 ac-
cept it, except at discount of 81 l2 per
cent.
The natives are much dissatisfied, but now
are powerless as the sale Of firearms is pro-
hbited
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FOREIGN intelligence.
DaYltt Becomes Excited Over
Bogus Dynamite Machines.
Even Justice Hannen Regards Them as
4 Silly Hoax.
irish Party TO Form Tenants Dsisnsc
League Asainst Landlord Syndicate.


LoNrnN, July 10.
Michael nsviu appeared before the Far
nell commission again today, lie complained
that somebody who desired ~ iniurc the
Irish, had placed two bogus dynamite ma.
chimes within the precincts Of the court, and
ont OF this alleged attempted outrage the
Evening Pest of London made u sensational
article which said that this incident Indicated
the danger the court incntrcd. and showed
10" easily the desperate enemies Of England,
who recently testified before the commission,
could blow up the building
pa'itt, in an excited manner, asserted his
belief that the affair was planned by LeCaron
and Houston
Presiding Justice lisnuen said he under
stood Why nsNi;t should have such strong
feeling IN the matter, hu, he must make ia
quirics Ia prove Il, The Justice said that he
himself regarded the matter as silly hoax