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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-24

feet and hands would be cold. / was
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years.
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DRIVEN ASHORE.
Stories of sbipwreok in the Recent Gales.

Quebec, November 23.-Reports from
Pentecost say on the Goth, schooners
Java and Acara lost their anchorage and
went ashore at Clearwater Point, seven
miles below Esquimaux Point. Both
were lost, nothing being saved. The
crews succeeded in reaching the shore
after enduring great hardship. Several
had their limbs frozen. The schooners
Sea Star and Ste. Marie went aground
near the same place. They are much
damaged, and there is very little hope OF
saving the Sea Star. The crews of the
schooners H. B. and Stella Marie came
ashore on Harbour. Island. ;The. IS. Is
not much damaged, but the Marie is
full of water and may prove total
wreck. No news of the steam, schooner
Lady Belleau is yet received. The har-
Dor of Quebec has assumed d winter APP
pearance, and pontoons and booms have
been removed. -
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Accident at Bar Harbor.

Bar Harbor, Me-, November 29.-Ihe
clay banks of the immense swimming
pool being built on, the estate OF Joseph
Pulitzer, caved in today, and one man
was quite seriously injured. AS a pre-
caution against further accloent the
banks are to be cut away to an angle OF
As degrees. Work in the pit has oeen
suspended for the present
Attempt to Wreck Boston Maine IRAN
Biddeford, November 23. section men
on the eastern division of the boston q
Maine railroad found loose rail Oh the
main track between here and the Ken
nebunk station this morning. The
spi kes had been pulled out. A tool
house near by had been broken into. 1t
was evident that an attempt to wreck
the morning west bound train was In
tended. tits supposed that tramps did 1t.
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Horse Thieves Interrupted.

Monmouth, November 23.--Last Tuesday
night dog belonging TO Mr.. Edgar Thomp-
son of Monmouth disappeared from his
premises and has not been heard from
since. The next night Mr.. Thompson heard
disturbance in the stable across the road.
and getting up he lighted lantern and
went out. He found that work horse
which had been llitched in the barn was
stanGing under an apple tree to which ne
was secul ed IN the orchard. Another horse.
and very valuable one, had been led out
of his stall and hiched III the barn floor.
The robbers had evidently taken fright at
the approach of the owner of the stable,
ard did not again return to the farm.
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Broiled Birds.


All birds that ara to be broiled must be
split in the back, the necks must be cut
off, the birds wiped and the legs drawn up
over the breast. This will give compact
form to the bird. New season with salt.
Spread soft butter over the breast and legs
and then dredge thickly with -four. Put
in the double broiler and cook over clear
Goals, having the buttered and Toured side
toward the fire at first, SO that the two
materials may unite and form paste on
the bird. Turn the. broiler, however, as
soon as the butter ,dFips off and flames up.
Cook quail or ssSafndaab for ten minutes and
smaller birds sixsor eight. Partridge and
grouse may be cooked in the same way,
but the grouse should be cooked for 90
minutes and the partridge 80. Serve the
small birds on slices of crisp toast. Phil
adelphia LEDGER.
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PYTHIANs AT PORTSMOUTH.
A Theatrical Company Who Should be
{ Grateful They Are No Further from
Boston.

Portsmouth, NH, November 3D.
Tonight, Myrtle Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, of Kennebunk, received fra
ternal visit from Damon Lodge of this
city, Olive Branch Lodge of Dover and
and Pioneer Lodge of Newmarket, the
visitors were royalty entertained. The
third rank was conferred on several can
didates. and at the conclusion of the
work banquet and speech making fol-
lowed.
aUnder the Lions Paw" company,
which played in Music Hall Thursday,
evening, disbanded here TO-DAY. me
mess in New England States, and the
manager concluded to dlsband here
rathe- than to go into Maine and play
to poor business.
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Raided Fidelity Loan and Investment Co

Pittsburg. Pa, November, 23.-Offices
of the Fidelity Building and Loan Asso-
citation, Fidelity Building, Loan and II
yestmen Company, and the Colum Dla
ny were raided by the police today, and
the president, vice president and five
other parties connected with the concern
were arrested. Mrs. Emma Snyder,
colored woman, residing IN Allegheny,
swore to information charging consplra-
CIV to defraud upon which the arrest
were made. The above named was
Loan u1an and fnves snaa Association q
Washington, DC.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

William C.Raker, one of Richmond's
old citizens fell Thursday and broke his
shoulder.
At Bath, Jenny Mason, lost in the
woods, was discovered tonight, much
exhausted, having wandered three miles
into the forest after evergreen.
The Navy Department has ordered
the ships before attending the various
trials OF the Ericson,.to return to the
usual stations, and Commodore Sell
frioge's boat will return to Washington
for the present.
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Reform school Did Not Reform.

Biddeford, November 23.-Last night
WE. Meals shoe store at North Ber-
wick was robbed. To-day two boys, one
of them Herbert Lord, recently released
from the reform school, were arrested
on suspicion. They had on new shoes,
which Mr.. Neal identified as the stolen
goods. 2
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Thirteen We're Saved.

Georgetown. South Carolina, November %
The tug Congdor, yesterday picked up off
the bar Captain Pennington and twelve men
of the steamer Osma from Philadelphia for
Charleston, which was wrecked Wednesday
on Cape komain Shoals and sank in six and
one-half fathoms of water. The rest of the
crew are believed to have landed on Roman
beach. Tie men saved only part of their
clothiuo
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LIGoNlA LODGE.
Pleasant Anniversary Exercises Held Last
Evening.

The ffty-frst anniversary of Ligonia
lodge was held last evening in Odd Fellows
hall Following was the programme;
Organ Voluntary, Professor
Reading Miss Clough
Bass Solo Charles Jack son
Vocal Dnett, Misses Thompson and Peterson
Reading, mrs. G 1.Isl
Vocal solo, = MISS hlZZle LOUSY uofeiS
piano Solo Albert L. Smith
Banjo and Mandolin Duet, :,
Joseph A. Hoyt and Harry L. Lowell
The company then adjourned-to the hall
above, where a banquet was served.
Nj. II. Frank Jones presided. and re-
marks were made by Revs. Il. D. Lindsay
and Matt s. Hughes.
Among those present were: Rev. Matt. s.
Hughes, L. Frank Jones, Mrs. 7. f. Jones,
Rev. George D. Lindsay, Mrs. G. D. Lind
say. Mrs Joseph Wish, Mr.. John i. Walker,
Mrs. J. E. Walker. Mr.. F. B. Martin, MT.
j. A. Martin, Mrs. j. A. Martin. Miss Z. H.
Martin, Mr.. F. B. Hanson. W. Edwin
Ulmer. Esq.,, Miss Molliu g. Harmon, MI. j.
Cecil Clay, Mrs. J. C. Clay. Mr.. A. Leon
Ranscome. Miss Maud Rankin, MI. =. r.
Lowell Mr.. Joseph A. Hoyt, Mr.. A. u.
Smith. Mrs. A. ID. Smith. Capt. Andrew D..
York, Mrs A. j. York, Miss N. u. Sherry
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An Accident.

Freight train No. IL left the Grand Trunk
yard at o'clock last night, but. four
hours later still held the main line at Fish
Point. A derailcd coal car was the cause Of
the detention.
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THE FIELD OF SPORTS
The Football Game Today.

The Bangor wing says: IL ~ E1ooaoio
that quite number VIII go from .nls oi's
to Portland Saturday TO Witness tne saAe
between Portland ana Bangor hisn sonoo.
teams. AS has been stated, LIZ. s"iln VI
Bowdoin college, Will De referee' anu
Captain Jordan OF the Colby team' umpire
The inesman will be decided upon eatur-
day. He will be either Saco or Lewiston
man. The Bangor team got In some hVeiy
practice yesterday unuer the eo"oins VI
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"Sugar and spice and everything that's
nice,n at Shaw's.
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A Victory for Yale.

Hartford. Conn.,. November 23.-The
Triangular Gun club contest between. Yale,
Harvard and Princeton, was shot on the
grounds of the Colt Gun club this after
noon in disagreeable misty rain. The
match was won by the Yale team. which
scored lOl. Harvard made 90 and Primo eton
81. The match was shot under the rules Of
the American Shooting association.
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Maine Pensions,

Washington, November 1.-THE fol-
lowing Maine people have been granted
pensions:
Extraordinarily H. Lord Berwick.
Original Widows-Hannah }. Patterson,
Randolph; Sarah NJ. Norton. Orwell, Sarah
G. Hotchkiss, Pittstield.
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MRS. ELIZABETH E. DODGE,

Graduate of the Boston College of Oratory
will receive pupils in
ELOCUTION AND PHYSICAL CULTURE
at her residence, 60 Free St.
Classes begin Oct LIST. sept12eodtf,
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Maine Postnnasters.

Washington, November 23.-F. W. Towne
has been appointed postmaster at East Par
soufield, vice ID. A, Eastman, resigned.
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Notes.

Colby University held meeting Friday.
at which it was decided to use all honorable
means to reinstate Bowdoin in the Inter-
collegiate base ball league.
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DEATH THREE WAYS.
The Thrilling Experience Of a Pros
pector.

He Was Attacked by Centiped, a Grizzly
Bear and Crow Indian-An Escape
That Was Little Short of the Miraculous
He Got the Bears Hide.
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BON Der aaiierin Charlotte.

DaS lebte llnwebliein Der &aiierin
@barlotte BON Merito bat tpieber bic
aufmerfiamteit auf bic unsltdli6e
Yrinaeiiin aeridtet, tuel9e felt faft brei
Jabraeb1ten in benz einiamen, BON aQer
Welt absei6lofenen @9lcffe Boud5out
bel 9aefen Elm trauriges Daiein fiibrt,
pl6blid erfubr man, bab bic grs
4aiferin CHARLOTTE in ben lebten Sagen
einen Snhuenaa.GaQ iiberitanb, tpel9er
ba8 Qeben ber aranteu gefdbrbete.
Die bobe Grau moqte i'm 2aufe Der
lebten Wo6e trob bes fdle9ten Mets
ters ibren gemobnten Morgenipasiers
gang i'm parfe bon 8ou6out unter>
nebmen. alle Nbmabnungen beS
Geibarates tuaren bel Der bartnddigen
Wiaenstraft Der Brin3eiiin pergebli9.
sic beripeilte iiber 5pei Stuuben lang
in Der falten, feudten SUIT, unb als lie
in 6as SfloB suriidtebrte, seigten fi9
bic eriten Symphonic elmer 2ungenents
3iinbung, bic balb einen beunrubigten
@baratter annabme. &0nig 2eopolb
unb a6nisin Marie 9enriette eilten an
sas afantenlaser Der prinseffin @bar=
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ger 8eiorgniB erresenber arantbeit
cine Wenbnng gum 8eRern eintrat.
Die Briifieler 8eD6lferung erfubr bon
Der arantbeit erf, na9bem iie itbers
ftanben tuar. Die 46nigin Warie
Qenriette pfIeste ibre ungltidli6e
S9md9erin nit auBerorbentli@er
SOrgfalt. Sic ma1te mebrere
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ten, in beren @eiammtbefinben
fid cine langiame. aber itete Der.
i6limmeruus tunbsisbt. Die penigen
perionen, Del6e in bic N6be Der 8ais
ierin CHARLOTTE gelansen, i9ilberu bus
Nntlib Der 8ranfen als blaB unb ab.
gcmaaert. bic Nusen als nabesu p6aig
erIoi6en uub ben. &6rper aIs por Der
3eit gebroden.
Sie @rs8aiierin peri9mdbt INNER
mebr iebe @eieaf6aft unb wirb nit
iebem Sage melan6Olii6er. gtne elm.
Sige Grau befSt bic @abe, baS @emtitb
Der Wabniinnigen poriibergebenb auf.
3uDeitsru: Oie 30uisin Marie Ger.
riette, wel6e tdslid nod S6loB gou'
9out fdbrt, I'M bic Na9mittage i'm Ge.
fprdde nit Der nsIiidli6en S6tudge.
rim gu oerbringen.
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13. 6 apitsI.

Darrp mar an, S6ieBitanb bes Stub
sarteus nit piltolenl9ieBen beiddfttst.
Der Oieuit bielt i'm langit nidt mebr
ab. st bate Dor einiSen Woden, benz
uberaus oeutli6en Wint leines Resis
meutsfommanbeurs na1fommenb, Den
Gbl6ieo erbeten. Omar mar bic @es
nebmi9un9 ieines @elubes nod ni6t
eiugelaufen, aber 6arrD meinte lit ieiner
epniideu Weile; CT lise nur nod our
Wiietbe i'll ieiner llniforn, jeoen Nueen@
bid t0nnte CT eYmittirt tuerben.
Das mar ptellei1t Der allerempftnb.
lidite Sdlas, ben bas S9idial seeen
i'm geiiibrt bate,
IS sibt freilid Sffi;iers, unb ni9t
penise lo9ar, bic aud 6ann nod etypaS
beoeuten, menn Iie bas 9ldn3enbe 3(eib
oieles beuorSu9ten Stanbes abgele9t
baben; eruitbafte, 9ebilbete, itrebiame
MGnner, benen Der Dienlt nit ieiner
swiuseuoeu 9fli6t CUR Srbnun9 nur
ytubeu gebredt uno bic bann in ir9enb
elmer biirserliden stslluns oortreffe
lihen 9ebraud su MAIDEN tpilien bon
ibrsr idarf ois;iplinirten Gr;iebung.
Otele 3eute lino iiberall begebrt, iiberall
ptafommeu. gu ibnen seb5rte Darn
aber nidt, er biibte Nles si1, penu er
ben .bunten Rod" ablssen muBte.
slllenfalls Elm biibi6er 8erl blieb er
nod-iouit ni9tS. Dod aud bic Sc
tpanotbeit nno Grfabruns in Siibruns
oer 9Saffeu tonnte linn giiemanb rauben.
Seine Sano mar pollfommen iiher,
ano iein Bid fdarf. Ct tonnte net
ten, oas MB aus jeSer &arte 3u fdie6en,
er mar nit etnem Wort Elm nnfe6lbarer
S6iite. St batte insmil6en aud iebeS
Beoenfen beiiest. Den yteberbubler
Dor Die Miinouus ieinsr gaffe gu
laoen, oas mar iein Re6t als 9apalier f;
oarin fonnte Jdemano etpas finben.
Gr ipartete jest nur nod auf cine
paiienbe @elesenbeit, oenn ,,gentle-
manlike" muBte Die Sadie natiirlid)
angeiabt merben, oas perltanb li6 fir
ibn bon ielbit.
Gines Cages melbets ibm eim 8rieiz
den BON ber 6aub ieiner Wtutter
saomm morsen I'm uier llbr gtadmits
ta8s bsltimnt 3ll mir. ,@r' lit fir brei
Gage mad Notbbauleu,"
9arrp icnfstc i6iuer: ,@as nil
Die SHUTTER luieoer 2" Gr sius 10 uns
germ in oas 9ans oes @erbabten; or
muBte ilnnler fiirdten, oaB lein Gem
permanent, iein uerbiiiensr @roll i'm Dor
Der Ssit gu irseuo elmer 9lusi9reitung
!ortrsiben nno ibn 10 aud iornell hrs
unredt iesen miiroe. 9lber CT ging
l9lieBlia bod. llnb nun fam Die
Wfutter nit tbrer groBen 9teuisteit.
(Gortiesuns foIst).
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Nath fir Wftitter.

Dor iiber so Sabren i9on purbe
Wtrs. Winslom's Soothing Sprup
BON Wtillionen pOu Mitittern beim 3ab>
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wirlt bu
i'm S6lafe burd bas Shreien zines
8inbes get6rt. bas i'm 3abnen iIt unb
por S9meraen peint9 Wenn 10, laKe
fofort cine JlaiGe bon r0}rs. g8ins>
Ions Soothing Sprup" bolen. 5ein
Wertb 1T unbesablbar. IS .pirb benz
tleineH 2eibenbeH iofort 9inberuna befs
i9affen. 8erlaBt eu6 barauF. Wiitter
es 1T tein 3tpeifel barilber. @s beilt
9pienterp une Diarrboe, resulirt ben
Vtagen unb bic 9deren, beieitigt Ninbs
aolit, erluei6t ben @auwen, perbins
bert gntsiinbung unb itdrft bas gauge
Spitem. .Wtrs. Winsloms SOOTHING
Sprup" fir sabuenbe 8inbsr III auges
nebm in @ei9mad unb eas 3ecept
itammt bon einem bsr heaen meibli9eu
2lerate in ben Ser, Staateu. Gs iit bel
allen 9rugsilien in ber aan3en Welt Al
baben. prei8 IS Gents per sslaid1e
&auft nidtS anberes, als Otrs. Wins.
Ions SootbinssSbrup.
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ben 19. Mdr5 1894. Wieber babet
mir cine Nn3abl bon &reu3 uni
0uer5tigen eur6 bas Gnuntp bintel
uns. Mein 8egleiter mar aud bies:
NAL tuieber, 6err u. 9einbe it. tpeI.
der fi6 na6gerabe eine 10 genaut
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mir man6mal bod oertebrt fabren.
! Stumpen unb ausgefabrene @eleife
trifft er 6fters NIT GROCER @i6erbeit,
; bod bat er es nod ni6t fertig gebra9t
uns nur einmal um5umerfen. ueberz
al mo- mir bintommen 1T er ein mill
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gineaes Weien unb feline gen6bnli9 in
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8egebenbeiteu finb bon teinem Der ges
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lenburg 1T man nit benz Mufbau bes
lesten 9erbit abgebrannten Stabttbeils
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einen re6t impoianten Mnblif. 9aS
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bat Greunb S. Oltmann8 einen lebr
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