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COULDN'T GET NSTURALIzED.
Something for Foreign Born Citizens
to Ponder Over.

John B. Gregory applied for naturaliza-
ton in the United States District Court yes
terday morning, claiming that the necessary
time, after his declaration of intentions of
becoming naturalized citizen, had elapsed.
He produced as evidence of his declaration
OF intentions the certificate of the recorder of
the Biddeford municipal court purporting to
be the record Of the declaration of intentions
of Gregory before him as recordeI.l
Objections was made by District Attorney
Bird that the certificate offered did not show
compliance with section 2i65 U. S. Revised
Statutes, and the Court held, after due ex-
animation of the statutes establishing the
Biddeford municipal court that the objection
was we'll taken as the Biddeford municipal
court was not authorized to have clerk.
Naturalization to Mr.. Gregory was con-
sequently refused.
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Advice 10 methers.-MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub awakes as "bright as button" 1t
is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind /,
regulates the bowels, ard is the best known
remedy for dlarrhoea, whether arising from teeth
ng or other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
feb5 MW&F&w1y
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st. Lawrence street EaIr.

The annual fair given by the ladies of the
st. Lawrence parish is very pretty and there
are number of useful and fancy articles on
sale. Don't forget the entertainment that
will be given In the vestry tonight.
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When baby was sick. we gave ner Castoria,
Wnen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
wnen she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
when she had Children, she gave them Castoria
oece q d&w1y
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MUNICIPAL COURT.


BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
THURSDAY - VIM. Washburn; intoxication
fined So and costs.
James +. Gallagher; intoxication; 80 days in
county Jail.
Edward @. Feeney; common drunkard two
morths In county jail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-28
First Parish Lectures.

There will be delightful opportunity for
both adults and children tomorrow after
noon at o'clock in the First Parish church
to listen to an hours talk by DR.. Thomas
Hill. while he relates his knowledge of aud
experience with insects and animals. Those
who had the pleasure of hearing him last
winter in Browns block will not soon forget
the amusement and profit received. DR.. Hill
finds no insect too inferior to be interesting
and to have distinct individuality which the
generality Of people know nothing Of.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-28
BUSINESS ORANGES.

Fox sAS Ial JOHN SMITH, JR., BUSH
ana .; Boston; $4,000. express route, running
s sssd miles bt gu, to fine city, busine last year
Soooui ngnt expresses, fine road horses wagons,
mens, Fargo 9 Co., express for the entire city;
only offered on account Of cnange in business.
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Mr.. DeerIng and the Hose contract

To the Editor of the Press:
In yesterdays Argus appears a communi-
cation headed "a Forcible Letter from Our
Candidate" signed John w. Deering,"
which concludes as follows:
"But l forbear, l am not leading in this
camgaign to cast odium on any citizen of
Portland, but as the hose contract shows
gross want of business perception, the above
item illustrates in what manner, Mr.. Tax
payer, your money is wasted to call it by the
mildest name that can find"
should like to know if the hose contract
shows gross want Of business perception
how 1t happened that John w. Deering,
when Republican chairman of the fire de-
partment committee, and afterwards when
Democratic Mayor, bought hose of the
American Fire Hose Company, paying 50
cents for 1t? Has Mr.. Deering become
economical in his views, or does he think the
facts can be hidden? SIKEsEY,
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It's the way we have of clos.
ing out broken lots, to COM
mence at the beginning of
the season when everybody
knows about their approach
ing wants and are glad Of an
opportunity to buy our cloth
Ing in advance If dollars can
be saved.
We can save you money
now in BLACK Worsteds. We
have selected all our broken
lines and placed them on
the front tables where you
can look them over without
trouble, and If you can find
what you want, the price is
half off.
All Wool Worsted Coats
and Vests now so to $40.
Odd Coats SIS.
Odd Pants So and s..
Mostly small sizes.
Only about fifty garments in
the entire lot. Come today IL
you want an early choice.
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reclamation. The third councilman wa
nominated by ballot as follows:

n"Siuh. Inc tnlru councilman was
nominated by ballot as follows:
Whole number Of votes cast..........3oe
Necessary 70 choice. 1b4
william Westwood ................199
Lyman ID. Hanson. 81
oudttorlng .........................16
and Mr. Westwood was nominated.
The remainder of the ticket was nomi-
mated without opposition as follows:
Delegates to Nominate Candidate for Mayor
Webb, yere 5. Douglass, E. A. Noyes, Addison
Libby, VIM. Burrowes
Winchester. Geo. II. Owen, .Sewall Lang Lewis
A. G0udy
Warden-wm. H. Plummer.
Clerk-J0Shua c. Libby
Constables-BeniaTin W. Slower, Benjamin
Burnham.
Westbrook.
The Republican caucus has made these
nominations:
SslectmenSHenry II. B. Hawes, Elisha New
comb and John A. Clark.
Town Clerk and Treasurer-C. NJ waterhouse.
School Supervisors-H. K. Griggs and F. H.
Town Committee b. woodman. A. G. Chute.
X A. Foss, g. T. Murch. Charles Galison, viii
II. Parker, w. w. Lamb, F. M. Ray, A. A. Cord
W Wias p; r; ROBERTS, Chas Lebarge. George H.
L. Hardy. ''''
Cape Elizabeth.
&These nominations were made at the Citi-
zens caucus in Cape Elizabeth:
Moderator-T. B. Haskell.
Town Clerk. A. s. Dyer
man Willard.
Treasurer-Geo. NJ. Stanwood
Collector Stephen Scamman
). 3. Committee Henry c. Hill.
Auditor-E NJ. Robinson.
Town Agent. @. A. Jordan
Constables-HoxardE K. Dyer, Daniel GRAHAM
Enos I. Benner, Andrew J. Cash, James Parker,
Jr., Austin II. Skinner.
Caucus at Deerin9.
There will be citizens caucus held at
Deering at 4.30 p. IN. Saturday.
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TAKE THE PRESS FOR A COMPLETE
DAILY RECORD OF PUBLIC EVENTS
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WsstbrOOk Manufacturing Company.

FI'hE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
= Mestbrook Manufacturing Co. for the choice
VI omcers and the transaction of any other bus-
hess tnat may legally come before Them will be
uS,a az the ONCE Of the Company No. 10 Central
also, TO act on proposition to amend Article OF
tne Bylaws relative to change OF date Of annual
code OF Bylaws. VIM RI WOOD Clerk ri
Portland, February 81, 1890 feb27dtdn
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MT. l.. A. Cloudy presented the name of
Mr. 9ohn Z. Stevens for councilman, and
Mr.. Stevens was nominated by reclamation.
Mr.. Charles S. Fobes then presented the
name Of Mr.. T. A. Josselyn for the second
councilman and he was also nominated by
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE PRESS
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CENTS A MONTH is A POPULAR
PRICE.
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NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
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FOR any case OF nervousness. sleep.
iessness, weak stomach. Indigestion, dyspepsia
Try Carters Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
fhe.only nerve medicine for the price in market
dW1w
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Cumberland Association.

The Cumberland Association will meet at
\. M. c. A. rooms, Tuesday, Mar. II, at 6.l5
a, m. This will be the programme:
Devotion and Business.
Exegesis. Matt, 1890 - Arthur Smith
1..Iao' ~. CiiticlSm .................E. E. Bacon
Payer-A Phase Of the Labor Question:. r. q Root
D. e.. Dinner.
raper-Some Hints on Social Meetings ...
Reports OF Current Reading nv the Rretiren
r. WILSON, Committee
G. REYNOLDS Arrangements.
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To tone up the system and stimulate the appe-
lite, take Angostura Bitters. DR.. j. G. B. Siegert
q Sons, sole manufacturers. At all druggist
feh1Q
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THE REPUBLICAN cAucusEs.
Great interest Manifested and the
Ward Rooms Crowded.

Last evening the ward rooms were crowded
showing the great interest In the coming
municipal election. The contest for nomin.
auohs In some of the wards were very ex.
cit'hg out all was good natured, and the sue.
cessful nominees will receive large majorities
at the polls next Monday.
The delegates to the mayoralty convention
VIII meet at Republican headquarters No.
47Si Congress street at p. m. today to nom-
ate candidate for Mayor.
The tickets nominated in the several
wards follow:
WARD ONE.
There were about $50 voters assembled In
this ward. w. H. Looney was elected chair
man and Thomas A. Bowen secretary. This
ticket was elected:
Alderman-Benj. Thompson.
Counc lmen-v. Richard Foss, James P. Jordan.
John Cousins.
School Committee Granville M. Donham.
Warden-C. w. 7. Cooling.
Clerk-Osman G. Munroe.
Constables- Reuel N. Field, Edward X. Heath.
delegates to May crafty Conventional. *. Cat
icy i,;, Geo, " Beale John g; Munroe. W Z. Den
City committee-Alpheus grimm, Corydon Cor
don, d. B. DECKER, o. C. Munroe, r. H. Hardy.
WARD TWO.
This ward-room was crowded. There
must have been $50 men present. Mr.. James
Cunningham was elected chairman and Mr..
Jas. T. McAndrews secretary. This ticket
was nominated:
Alderman-Hiram L. Jones'
Councilmen-GeO. f. I. Owen, Horatio X.
Colesworthy, Cornelius A. Mannix
Warden-Wm. j. Stevenson.
Clerk-Albert H. Leaytt.
Constables-Rol A. Kent, Chas K. Randall,
Delegates to Mayoralty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cunningham, Benz. Gribben, Edwin A. GRAY,
anomas Pennell, Borati0 X. Colesworthy, Thos
Baker, Isaiah Daniels. s. q
The delegates have power to fill vacancies.
City Committee-T. II. E. Foristal. M. ]. Nc
p ponnel. Geo. c. Kennedy, John NJ. Bell, Joseph
WARD THREE.
The caucus was called to order by Osman
Adams Of the city committee, and DIR. j. T..
Palmer was chosen chairman, and Samuel B.
Graves, clerk. William 81. Smith nominated
Nehemiah Smart for alderman, and moved
that he be chosen by acclamation. Angus tus
II. Prince. however, was nominated and bal
loting commenced. The check list was
called for by Mr.. Prince, and was engineered
by d. r. Sargent. Freeman T. Merrill and
Amory d. Rogers. The ballot resulted:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-28

FEMALE HELP

"ANTED-By young American lady, po-
w sition as housekeeper In widower's family
city references given; a cook wanted for a hotel
out OF town; reliable help furnished for hotels and
private families 10 the city. Apply at 100 Federal
street, MRS. PALMER'S OFFICE. PAL
WANTE1-Al lady to do writing and to assist
w In an ONCE for few wees 5; must be willing
TO make herself generally useful apply after
O'Clock p. m, to 5. f. PEARSON, Gospel Mission
24-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-28

On motion Of Mr.. Prince Mr.. Smart's NOM
ination was made unanimous.
Charles d. Clark was unanimously renom-
mated for first councilman.
For second councilman Charles A. Ken
nard and William Fl. Willard were nomi-
mated. James A. Day, Almon l.. Baston
and W. W. Ruby took charged of the list and
the box. The ballot resulted:
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Declines to be a Candidate.

Daniel Mcdonald of Ward declines to be
Democratic candidate for constable In that
ward.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-28
Was AstOnished

II think it my duty to tell how much good
Hoods Sarsaparilla did my little girl. She was
from birth puny, pale. and sickly, and did not
gain strength as she grew older. Even when 8
years Of age she could not stand alone She ate
hardly anything, and seemed to be weak consti-
tutionally, but was doubtless kept back by impure
suffering. She had scald-head terribly, her head
being covered with one sore. 1 decided to try
Hoods Sarsaparilla. To say that / was as
tonished at the effect the first bottle had upon
her, would be mild way of expressing my feel
lngs. Her appetite began to pick up, and soon
gained strength, could stand alone, and the sore
on her head began to grow less. We soon healed
this up with Hoods Olive Ointment, and when
she had taken three bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla she could run about the house as smart as
since.
E. 7. ALEXANDER. 28 Cleayes st. Portland Me
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FOR SALE,


WANTED-Young man desires board and
street II possible; Is in the city four DAYS a week
and wishes nice room and board and where he
VIII feel at home. Address with price. NED, Press
ONCE. rs Il
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-28

In this climate use Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment for colds, coughs, bronchitis and catarrh.
feb24 eodSwiw
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MAR RAGE S.

No wonder Index Soap is liked. IT'S pure
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$75OO.OO

will purchase my residence and land at corner OF
Park and Pleasant streets If applied for shortly
the house Is conveniently located, having pleas
ant surroundings, and contain all the require
ments of comfortable home; any one DESTROYS Of
purchasing as above Is requested to call at house,
Middle street. feb26dtf
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The Sarnla Sails,

DO YOU TAKE THE PREssq If NOT
TRY 1T ONE MONTH. PRICE 5OC
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-30

mI~x x&Rey's First Hsiloon Ascension xfc-
suat< Disasaroasiy- Thsrs Was . sx@n In
cxxrxzaxp. yzans 81
Rat1ila Labor, Cleveland girl, whose
rsnl nszns il Huli. stssmpssd 70 make her
2ret h&ioon ascension and parachute Jump
a BeytrIs's park, CisvslsnA. ehs failed,
hpweyer, and narrowly escaped serious
in)axy xnd perhaps death. The balloon
w~n iuEated With hot air, snd m employe,
uamed "a French. wss scn1 inside 90 keep
il fru< ni1ine from sparks from the IRE.
Hs ~ 1>on. nnd Nhen the BALBOA
- SI + r - = wnr 60 lcooe
nnd sl,of - INTO ths ais. Frsneh vas not
prspaxod fer ascension and be began 20
scr1mA1s ont. One az his faer caught In
the ropes. and hs hung head downward.
After ! vigorous struggle hs succeeded In ex-
trioating himssf when ths balloon vas
about thirty feet from the earth and after
turnSne two sommsrsanlts In The aif, be
alighted on the ground ON bis faes and was
severely injured. The struggle of Frsnch
loossned tbs parachute from the balloon,
and whsn af the height Of 100 feet, IL snd-
denly broke loose. The paranhuts does
not cpsn until II has traverssd consider
able distance and the woman descended
with rash. There was . loud cry Of ter
ror and general stampede. Fortunately
the aexonsut fsll into the branches Of .
large tres and was rescued without sustain
Ing any serious injury. She was consider
ably frightened but declared her intention
Of trying tbs feat again.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-30
SHE SUCKS THE TIGER" /"

Chrissins Nifsssn, ths WsrIa Famed
Swedish sonwster. confixmsa asan-
bssr.
erocnnoz.n. swsdsn Juns se
z An1xx11hls pisce Of history hns sozss
through private letter from friend In
Nice. IL concerns our world renowned
singer, Christine Nilsson. She has bsen
stopping i'm Nice for some time and her
prsssnee has been one Of the attractions ct
ths piacs. But one thing that causes more
surprise than anything yet heard IN that
Nilsson is . helpless worshipex of the
gambling shrins. She has become fas-
cinstsd with play and 10 drawn 10 the
tables ~ IL they were magnets. The MOST
Of her time il spsnt in that fashionable
gambling hell, Monte Carlo.
She plays Says the writer, "feverishly
and loses af times large sums. However
great they are she has no care but keeps at
the play indifferent to everything except
ths rolling gold on the table People
used 10 cay that the fair 0hristina's ons
love was gold. She exhibits the same ten
dency In her gambling but is buoysd mp
with the hope Of winning fabulous sums.
The lstter further says that Nilsson has
undergone remarkable change. She 10
showing age and begins 10 look emaciated.
A grayish palIcr now overspreads her onoe
beautiful face.
An songsfrssH she viii never appear III
public again. II 10 rumored that the deaf
mesa which came on about two years ago is
becoming more severe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-30
Revolutionists March Into =
Ballroom atthe Presidents
Mansion In La Libertad.
Some Highly Interesting Data Ex-
pected Concerning the South
Fork Dam at Johnstown.
An Amended Bill Providing for
Commission 70 Negotiate With
the Indians hi Montana

la LlnEnTADs Han Salvador. Juns ~
During o ball given at the premdent's
residence ~ the capital on The 23d inst,
Con. Melesio MarciaI suddenly entered the
bali room and announced on behalf ~ ~
chief, Gen. Ezetta, who had arrived with
500 men from Santa Ans. revolt against
the existing government, demanding - tho
same Tins the deposition Of Presidsnt
Mensndex
AT this juncture Gen. Marines, coma
msndef Of the government forces ii the
capitol, appeared on the soene and An-
nounced that President Menendez. who
was sick In the upper story Of the house,
requested an audience with Gen. Marciai.
An alteration ensusd between Martinss
and Msroiai, resulting Ia the latter being
shot and instantly killed. Exstas sold
iers thsrsupon took Marines prisoner snd
captured the barracks. Twenty three per-
sons we're killed.
II i asserted that the president died en
tho following day from heart disease which
had been aggravated by the exeitemsut.
Gen. Exeta was proclaimed provisional
president and new cabinet was formed,
but il has since bean dissolved. and ann.
Guirola is for present directing the differ
ent branches Of the governmental saiminis-
sration. General order prevails.
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THE souTH FoRk DAM.

Whas the oivn Ensinssrs MAy say on -
sohnssawn kaeoa.
fizIshuHa. Il fa.' June
Ahsre are pFospeets q some 'assiy slznss
during sne state convention % easA eng
nsefa now 70 SESSION :. oresson op1inss'
over the ae.ion of sne oon~aasss -
pointed nearly year aRo so Insess'eass =
regard 70 me eonast.on ok shs sonsn fofk
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Two women Knlsa .na seven Passengers
In1ursd sn shs chtc~we n xkeck Island.
CnxuAoo. Jnns 81
Az ths Omaha and Council Blufs pas
ssngsr train On the Chicago 3 Rock Island
and paci6c railway wss nsaring the station
~ Joltst. H., u s:15 this morning, one
coach, chair onx, sleeper &nd dnsx took
anoth8r trnok and overturned. Mrs. Annie
8saron, widow. of Morris, H., and an
other woman whoss name could not be- OBJ
tanned, we're instantly killed. and seven
othex passengers we're injured, but not
ssrionsly.
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The Pilot Knob Iron Mines
Give 0ut---The Company in
the Hands of a Receiver.
Christine Nilsson, the World-Re..
nowned Singer, at Present
Confirmed Gambler.
Dodging Prohibition In North Dakota
"A British Ship-Building Syn
dioate---General News.


sT. LOUIS. June -.
The ~. Louis Ore a Steel company has
gone into the hands of q receiver. The
company is I'm no sense insolvent aud does
not owe dollar 10 the world aside from
its bonds. The action was made necessary
by she failure Of the iron mines or Pilot
Knob, which were so long believed 10 be
inexhAustible. The property Of the COM
pany consists of tho Big Muddy coal fields
near Aurphysboros H., she Vulcan steel
works In Csrondelet and the Pilot Knob
iron mines These properties arc bonded
as follows: The coal fields aud iron mines
for e1 600, 600 and the Vulcan works for
oil 900, 900. The ssssl works have not been
operated for two years. owing 10 the fall
ure Of the iron mines, 20 that this made o
charge for interest against the other two
properties OF about 81, 900 per year. and the
iron mines have bean 30 little productive
during these years that almast the entire
intsrest charge of about S20o,0os per year
wns thrown ON the coal property. This has
saused some complaint. July l 10 interest
day, and to prevent foreclosure by few
Of the small holders nj the expense Of the
big ones, II was determined to ask for
receiver. Accordingly, the Farm
srs' Loan a Trust company, Of Illinois,
trustees forthe bonds, flsd bin at Spring
field, III, and at the request Of over two
thirds Of the bondhoidsrs, A. u. Hitch
cook, the president Of the company and
one Of the largest bondholders. was APP
pointed receiver.
.sAs far az can ascertain, the company
does NOT owe dollar In the world. Every
thing has been paid mp 10 July l, even In
ciuding labor, supplies, sts. II can hardly
be said, therefore, that the company is in-
solvent. This action vas taken 20 protect
the large bondholders nnd put tina business
OF the company on q mere satisfactory
basis"