The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-03
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| The Saturday night Pullman Que at Ii
| o'clock was two hours late.
The police will appear today in their
winter uniforms.
There were % arrests last week OF
which II were for drunkenness.
The Westbrool1 City Council will hold
it's monthly meeting tonight.
The lockout at Cary's cigar factory
has not yet been settled.
The Rochester has extended its side
track at Cumberland Mills to accommo-
dBte it's business.
Johnny Murphy is in town to train
John Barry for his fight with Mickie
Guniff, the Lewiston pugilist
The annual meeting of the Argonauts
will be held in the club rooms, Union
street, tomorrow at s p. m.
A large number went to Boston last
night on the fremont, the last Sunday
trip of the season.
Saturday was bright, but stiff north
west wind brought down the mercury.
Sunday was bright and cold.
The plans and estimates for the disin-
fecting plant at House Island, will be
presented at the city meeting tonight.
About AZ tons, or half of the weaving
machinery for the new plush mill has ar
rived in Boston and will be shipped here
Immediately.
1t is hoped to have the remodelled
Athletic Association club house ready
for occupancy January LIST.
All members of Ivanhoe Lodge, K. of
p, are requested to be present tomorrow
evening to complete arrangements for
going to Lewiston, October 6.
Portland steamer MOL q. which has
been rebuilt by the Portland Company,
was satisfactorily tested Saturday and
has returned to duty.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Indian Association will be held
in the Friendst church, Oak street, to-
morrow at o'clock p. m.
The Commercial Travellers committee
will hold a meeting tomorrow in this
ClUy III IilC lntClC6 VI ollOil P1OPOSSSe
building at Good Will farm.
A still alarm called Cumberland No. 8
to Mr.. Edwards's residence corner Of
West and Pine streets. Loss $50.
The Little Giant Motor Company has
awarded the contract for the new plans
of their 150x70 feet building, to be erect
ed at South Portland, to Architect
Thomas of Auburn.
For the Montgomery Guards field day
at Long Island tomorrow, dinner will be
served at 2.3o o'clock and the Casco Bay
Company will run steamer at 10 a. m.
and Up. M, returning at p. m.
Warden Cushman seized barrel con-
tanning III short Holsters from VIM. J.
Gardner of Peaks Island, Saturday. Mr..
Gardner deposited s117 with an attorney
in payment of the state fine.
1t is reported that the Donald son
freight line of steamers which formerly
ran from this port may run to Portland
this winter as well as the Allan and
Dominion line.
There will be a meeting of the
Maine Historical Society at their
library today at 7.30 p. M, to listen to
report of the committee on the Column
bus Day celebration.
At the meeting of the Columbus Day
committee Saturday evening, it was an
nounced that Chandeliers Band and the
Haydn Quartette had been secured, and
a handsome programme will be issued as
a souvenir Of the affair.
A man, who was intoxicated, jumped
from the clock Rochester train Satur-
day afternoon, just beyond Hollis. He
rolled over and over down the embank-
ment, but wasn't hurt
At the next meeting Of the committee
on fire department tits probable that
rule will be made forbidding any steam
er in the department from carrying more
than 80 pounds of steam, or 100 pounds
of water pressure. The rule is common
III other cities and saves great wear and
tear
The Montgomery Guards and Sheridan
Rifles will do escort duty for the Lewis
ton division, A. o. H., on the visit to
this city October 18th. A drill and ball
will take place at City Hall.
Mr.. John Trefethen's big gray horse
ran away on Middle street, near India,
Saturday. MI. George Canales finally
stopped the animal near the Grand
Trunk roundhouse. MI. Canales was
dragged and badly bruised. The wagon
was broken.
October Dividends.