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The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press
Raymond.

Raymond, June 18th. Mrs. Lizzie c..
Hayden has returned from her visit to
Portland
Mrs. Maria Wescott and her daughter,
Miss Annie, of North Gorham, who have
been visiting at Mr.. John Hayden's s,
have returned to their home
Mrs. Miles Chute and two children are
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Longley.
Mr.. Edward Plummer, who is at work
in Oxford, spent last Sunday with her
family in the village.
Mr.. Bert f. Harmon and Mr. Sawyer
of Portland, were recently the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Harmon
Miss Lena Bntterfeld, who is teaching
and Sunday with friends in this place
She is the daughter of DR.. Butterfield,
formerly of this place, hence has many
pleasant acquaintance in this vicinity
who were pleased to meet her again.
Mr.. Albion Knight, who is employed
by the Portland Match Co., spent the
Sabbath at home.
An interesting temperance lecture was
recently given at Union church by the
pastor, Rev. J. NJ Paige.
Mrs Laura NJ Sawyer, of Portland,
is a guest at the parental home, Mr.. Hen
ry Harmon's.
Mrs. Sarah P. Mason has returned
from Deering, where she has been visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. Orrin Chapman
and Mrs. VIM. Skillin.
Mrs. De Lancy Sears has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Alice Dean, of Wood
fords.
New Gloucester.
Sabbathday Lake, June 49, Quite a
number of the farmers in this vicinity
will soon have peas ready for market.
The dry weather is greatly diminishing
the prospects of a good hay crop.
A large company of Gypsies are en-
camped on the plains just below the vii
lage.
Falmouth.
Falomuth, June II. Bert Knight, who
has erected cottage at Waite's Landing,
Falmouth Foreside, expects soon to take
up his abode there for the summer.
Miss Edith Wilder is stopping at Mrs.
G. R. Richards's at Falmouth Corner.
The many friends of Mr. John Morrison
We're shocked by the news of his death. at
West Falmouth June 8th, after a long
and very painful illness. Mr.. Morrison
has for over thirty years been resident
of this town and was highly respected by
ALL
Children's Day was observed in the
Pleasant Hill chapel last Sunday even
ing. The chapel was very prettily deco
rated with flowers, and the various ex-
ercises by the children were much en-
joyed.
Wiscasset.
Wiscasset, June 13-The graduating
exercises of the Wiscasset High School
occurred Thursday at 2 pm, in the
Congregational church. There were sew
en- graduates, six ladies and one gentle
man. Music was furnished by Messerve S
quintette of Rockland. A reception was
held in the evening followed by grand
ball.
The following was the programme:
March.
Prayer,
Salutatory, Raymond Arthur Fowles
Music.
Essay, ,-Intemperance,
Dora Lenore Kitchen
History, Annie Rose Rines
Music
Essay-Friendship, Edna Clifford Huff
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OBITUARY..
Hon. David Cargill.

Livermore Falls June 13-Hon. David
Cargill, prominent citizen died this
morning of heart failure, aged n years.
He was member of the state legislature
in 1866, 80 degree Mason and past grand
master of the Grand Lodge of Maine in
The Masons taking charge Of the services.
The deceased lea yes widow and two
children.
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PRESS PORTFOLIOS.

The following portfolios can be obtained
the Office of the PRESS, Or by mail as specified
under each:
BREHMS LIFE OF ANIMALS.
This is an English translation of Brehms fa-
nous German work on animals. 1t is issued in
weekly parts of not less than 20 pages each
aud viii consist of % parts. Five parts are
ready. Price 10 cents per part, postage free.
Subscriptions will be received, for any, or all
theparts and they will be sent as fast as issued
STANDARD COOK BOOK.
This is the latest Cook Book out, contains 800
pages, 1909 receipts 1s6 Illustrations and is
sent postpaid to any address or will be deliv-
cred to any one who calls in person at this of
foe. for Is cents. If cents is
seht for postage, book is sent by return
inaN from this Office. Otherwise it will be
mAifed from office of publication in Springfield,
Ohio, causing a delay of several days.
WILD FLOWERS OF AMERICA.
A series of Is portfolios each containing six
teen co0fed plates of American Wild Flowers.
Prioe 15 cents each All the parts are ready.
Binding in cloth aud leather. with name
stamped in gold, 81 so.
No Coupons necessary for amy
Of the above.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
JUDGE ROBINSON.

BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.
Thursday-John A. Carrell, Joseph W.
Howard, William H. Williams Robert
Bolye, Walter Morrisy Intoxication
each fined So and COSTS
Minnie Dolye. Intoxication; thirty
days in the county Jail
John Otis. Assault on his stepmother
fined S. and COSTS
Charles D. Bean. Making loud and
unusual noise; fined S. and costs.
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The Indian River correspondent of the
hear of the decease of a fine rooster be-
longing in the llage. His death was
caused. as near as we can learn, by trying
to crow for both sides in the controversy
now going in our nieghborhood We did
hope after the sheep and goats were sepa-
rated, peace would abide with us, but
such is not the case. -
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DOARDERS WANTED-For July and
I'D August, at Watcbie Lake Farm. For
particulars apply to CHARLES STONE,
Standish, Ne. H.
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WANTED-By reliable young man, age "a.
w chance as horstler or driving coach at
well recommended. Apply B. +. DUNLAP,
Employment Agency Gardiner. Me. 12-1
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ITO LET-Front room bath with hot and cold
water on same floor. Inquire So ELM ST.
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GARDEN, Lawn and Cemetary Vases,
W sold on installments or discount for
cash. send for illustrations. e. SWASEY
& CO.. No. 273 Commercial street. Portland,
Ne. 20-lmo
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!: Bankrupt :. Sale
- OF -
boots and Shoes.

We have just received @ large I} bankrupt stock
Of MOme 0 1ed s ss @ "a esSk eos aV We havs
sell sci at "Soo sioo PEI pair We shall also in
d N ta as seysas therein oaa ets q bussoh s5
boots @ ard WIND ties in small and medium
sisss sGSss aaG Misses and ehdres button boots and
oxfora, % Ties IN aikinds ana sizes sas We are DE-
sell these erees sver aa oee99 aee p
city 'e'uI
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Business man of experience to take
now forming which will have paid-upf C. cap
ital and surplus of S3O0000. Splendid po-
s1tion for one able 70 take or dispose of
some of the stock. Address with references
stating probable amount able to take, P.
o. Box 1886, Boston. june141w
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A Hermon lass lost her temper the
other day in quite unique fashion. She
cauhgt her former lover riding with an
other girl and then the tragedy was on.
She got long, timber alder swicth and
with it she gave her rival drubbing
the woods. She had to pay fine in
court but doubtless thought the satisfac-
tion she got came cheaply.
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STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

State Detective Ira NJ. True arrived at
Hallowell from New Haven, Conn, We'd
nesday where he captured Charles L.
Ware, who is charged with stealing from
+. B. Reed of South Dresden, May ,12, a
black two year old horse, a harness and
covered carriage.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Wabash-I was so sorry to hear of your di-
vorce, old man. Couldn't you live happily to-
gether?
Van Buren-Oh, yes. happily enough but
matrimony was to expensive. You see, / am
trying to save enough money to buy bicycle.
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Word was received at Waterville We'd
nesday that three barns on the farm of
Nahum Tozier at Fairfield Center, were
burned. about II O'Clock, Tuesday night,
together with several tons of hay, farm
ing tools, two hogs and two or three
calves.
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SToRE wANgED-To ;Is o,o b. buy a., a general
lion within fifty miles of Portland; one
having living rooms connected preferred :;
rive nrice and particulars. Address
STORE, this once. I'll
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Island Notes,

Mr.. f. c. Nichols, of Maiden, Mass,
has sent to Littlejohns Island his private
bowling alleys, for the enjoyment of him
self and guests
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FOR SALE-Victor bicycle in first class
Il condition, used but little, ,lalmost good as
new. will be sold for one-half first cost,
owner has no use for it. Can be seen at
HASKELL & JONES, 40 Congress street.
Ill
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SITCATION WANTED-As engineer or
- fireman by Young man who has had
some experience. Address, ENGINEER, this
office. ga
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The Deaf School.

The bids for the constitution of the dor
mitery for the Deaf School were opened
yesterday and the contract was awarded
to JAMES Cunningham.
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fNO LET-A rent of five rooms on first
L floor, four large clothes closets, good
cellar, furnace heat, bath room, large yard
plenty OF sun, very nice rent on Congress-
street In front Of Lincoln Park. Apply 10
MRS. DIR. LAMB. 70: Congress street. 81
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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FOR SALE-Corner Park street and Stet-
Il son place, large two family house
containing modern improvements: with
land enough for two more houses. Will sell
for less than cost of house. A. G. LIBBY,
AZ IL Exchange street. Ill
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAN1ED-By two young men. age Is and
w 10. A chance as porter or bell boy at
Bar Harbor or would 60 to mountains.
Can come we'll recommended. Apply to B.
d. DUNLAPS Employment Agency, Gardi-
ner, Me. 13-1
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EOR SALE-At Long Island, three story
Il house, with double verandas around it.
Twelve rooms, Is acres land with first class
ice pond. Address n. b. CHASE, Long
Island. 6-2
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VNO LET-A very desirable tenement in
L western part of the city, has seven
rooms, steam heat. good bath, electric bells,
sunny exposure. For other infornat tion in
quire of COE, the Halter. 1871 Middle street.
81
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ED-Accommodation for the sum.
w mer by man. wife and baby; must be
within ten miles from Portland and within
EASY access to railroad or steamboat; good
hoard essential. Address, stating terms and
particulars, to P. 0. Box, 80 Woodfords, Me.
II
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EOR sALE-First and only brick house, Oak.
Il dale Near Electric cars. Arranged for
two families. good trade. Enquire of N. E.
REDLON, Mason & Builder, 255 Federal st
3tf
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Annie Mae Adams

Prophecy, Annie Mae Adams
Music
Essay-Value of Time, Laura Sears
Valedictory, Mabel Rebecca Purinton
Music
Presentation of Diplomas,
Superintende Mt
March
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DOR SALE-Grocery and Provision store.
l. centrally located, now doing a good
business, mostly cash trade. Good reasons
for selling. Address STUCK. Box 1857. 81
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DOR SALE-In ceutral part of city. two,
one family cottage houses, both in
thorough repair and fitted with furnace,
sebago, water closets. ETC.. with fair sized
lot of land. Income S370 a year. A. @.
LIBBY, AZ IL Exchange street. 2l-4
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nor sALE-At South Portland, new
Il house nearly completed, eight rooms,
finished in hard wood throughout, fine
location, arranged for two families, good
sewerage, sebago water, five minutes to
ferry boat or cars. For terms inquire, E.
I. NICHOLS, 81 Eickett street, South
Portland, Ill
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EOR SALE--Fine high wheeled suIky, 4s
pounds, hooked to four or five times, low
price, quality considered. Second hand
bike sulky, hickory wheels. in good shape,
must ts sold. BRADLEY 6 Small, SO and
So Preble street. sE:: 1871
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NOR SALE or TO LET-Two story house
ON Fessenden street. Oakdale; has
furnace heat. sewerage. Apply TO ROLLINS
& ADAMS, 81 Exchange street. Az
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WANTED-One or two women for general
w work about aotel. American preferred.
;. E. GRANT, Limerick house. Limerick.
Me- 3-2
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UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania,

THE COLLEGE. EXAMINATIONS in all
subjects required for entrance to- the college
courses In Arts and Science. Science and
technology, Finance and Economy. Chemistry,
Mechanical Engineering. Electrical Engineer
ing. Civil Engineering, Chemical En-,
gineeripg; Biology and Architecture, will
be held in Portland on Monday and
Tuesday, june 18th and 18th at the Bellows
School, 81 Danforth ST., under the charge of
Hugh w; Ogden, Local Examiner. For inform
aaon address the Examiner, or George S.
Fullerton, Dean OF the College, University of
Pennsylvania, West Phila.. Pa.
aay21 % jun13 Ia 15
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DOR 'SALE-The Kohinoor Spring water,
an exceptionally pure water tor dyink-
ing purposes. Parties in Portland desiring
the water will be supplied fresh from this
spring in stone or glass jars. samples free.
Address G. E. G. Z. n. BAS TON. North
Yarmouth. Maine. feb25dtf
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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Pedestrian-See here, what have you arrest
ed me for?
Pohce officer-Why, man, you're walking
along the street right among all these bicycle
riders, and you haven't either bell or a license
from the city officials.
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MAINsPRINCS 75c,

New Resilient Wal1haIl Mainsprings, superior to
all others, only 75c. Warranted Mafnspring and
cleaning, S1.5O. Cleaning, S1.O0 MCKINNEY, the
Matchmaker, Monument Square jan18dtf
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TOR SALE-Fine trap used few times;
Il a bargain for some enc. Canopy top
surrey, has curtains, in fine condition, used
but little. Sell low. BRADLEY &
SMALL, 80 and 35 Preble street. 1871
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
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DIAMONDS

a fine Tine of Ladies' and Gents Diamond Rings
In the latest styles of settings My prices are
reasonable and every stone Of the best quality
$1,000 to $500. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler, Monu-
ment Square, inn11dtf
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ITO LET-At Madokwando Landing Falmouth
Il Foreside furnished cottages to let; fine
office and telephone Office. Inquire of WIN.
GRIFFIN. fl-1
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EOR SALE-Munjoy Hill, two new houses.
s and rooms, in perfect finish. Sebago
and closets; desirab BILE street and good
neighborhood. Price $4,000 for both. terms
Sl.ZO0 down balance mortgage. W. II.
WALDRON, $50 Middle street. 1871
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nor SALE-H ouses on Cumberland,
IL Myrtle, Oxford, Lincoln, Danforlh,
Smith and st. Lawrence streets. INQUIRE
of GEO. f. JUNKlNS. under United States
Hotel, Monument square. 1871
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HOMES for rs families. Having been re-
Colorado where they have extensive min
ng interests shall sell my real estate in
Portland, South Portland and Cape Eliza
beth tor cash or $40 a month. Houses $500
TON, I18 Congress street. Apll2tf
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Toothache, Faceache, Infiamed and Sore
Eyes are certainly cured by Ponds Extract; !;
sold in our bottles only.
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EOR SALE-Steam Launch Ey elyn, 25 feet
IL long-is in first class condition. RYAN
& KELSEY, 130-l32 Commercial st. 1872
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DOY WANTED-Ab bout 16 years of age to
ID learn the Job Printing Business. One
who has been in the High school preferred
WM. NJ. MARKS. 81 1-2 Exchange street.
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WANTED-A good protestant girl as nurse
w in small family. References required
Call No. 65 GRANT ST., middle bell.
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I'D 1T. .

A BLACK Coon Cat, male. Finder will
Store. je12d3t
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash in advance.

EOR SALE-Oakdale. House "a Williams st.
IL 10 rooms tenements; closets for both.
eemented cellar; large corner lot; best trade in
Deering, let's for $50 per month"; price $500,
easy terms W. IL. WALDRON, 180 Middle
ST 14-l
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DOR SALE OR LEASE-Elegan. esidence,
Il best location, modern improvements,
good repair. Apply to ]. H. FOGG, 85 Ex-
change street. 81
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ITO LET-About July Is, the second apart
Il ment in the new house now being built
at 80 Pine street; rooms and bath room,
hot and cold water, set tubs. fire Ilace,
tubes; hea, ed ny hot water. Everything
modern and up 10 date. Price $50 per
month. Apply to VIM. H. WILLARD, No.
100 Commercial or 80 spruce streets. ST.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NoUND-A POCKETBOOK on Deering street.
IL near State. DIR. j. F. THOMPSON, 211
State street. 1o-1
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SUMMER BOARD.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.

GUNNER BOARD for gentlemen in farm
- house four miles out. Three fourths mile
from X. r. and steamers. Excellent fishing
aud boating. Large airy rooms, and an abun-
dance of vegetables and fruits in their season.
Fine chance for those who would like to come
into the country for clambake or picnic din
ner. 14-l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words or less inserted under this
Head for one week for 25 cts. in advance.
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DOR SALE-At Glenwood six house lots
Il on Essex street Nos. 33 to So inclusive
A. P. CHAPMAN. Nason's Corner. p. o.
address Woodfords, Me. 81
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EOR RENT-In western part of the city, near
Il State street and Spring street cars, house of
nine rooms anu bath. Large lot sunny expos
ure, good neighborhood. Immediate possess
sion. BENJAMIN SHAW, 511a Exchange st.
lO-1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-14
CH0CTAWS WAR AGAIN
JONES-LOCKE FEUD RENEWED
WITH A BLOODY BATTLE
FOUR MEN SHOT DEAD
In the First Encounter and Others
Fatally WOunded-Reds All
Excited.

PARIS, Tex, April 13.-War has
broken loose in the eastern part OF
the Choctaw nation. Ever since the
Jones-Locke feud, the deadliest en-
nifty has prevailed between the
parties of different political beliefs.
News travels slowly in that isolated
section, and it was only a couple of
weeks ago that the full-blood Choc-
flaws, who cannot talk English,
learned of the troubles that existed
between Gov. Jones and Dick Locle.
Last Monday Arnold Islache was
shot down by some unknown party
in his own yard. He had always
been an avowed friend of Gov.
Jones. and was a man of influence
in his community. His assassination
aroused the whole community, and
the Cooper boys, who had always
been warm friends of Locke, were
suspected of the crime.
Day before yesterday Solomon
Loanaker, Simpson Loanaker and
three of their friends laid in wait
two miles north of Eagleton in the
Choctaw nation for the Coopers, who
We're planting a crop. AS the Coop
ers came by, the Loanakers opened
ire from ambush with Winchesters
Their fire was returned. There were
five men in each party, and for
thirty minutes a deadly fusillade
prevailed.
The results yrara NOT l,no1,,,, with
terday morning, when Gov. Gardner,
OF the Choetaw nation, passed the spot
and found Solomon Loanaker, Simpson
Loanaker, Cornelius Cooper and Tom
Forbes dead in the road within a few
feet of each other, with their Win
chesters In their hands. Near his
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-14
OIL BOOM GROWS.
SUSPICION THAT THE SUDDEN
ADVANCE IS A
SCHEME OF THE STANDARD
TO Freeze Out independent Cons
r. 5panies - Excitement IN oi
Fields Intense.

PITTSBURG, April 13.-Ofl con-
tinued on its upward course TINS
morning and seems to be fulhlllng
the predictions of those who SAID IL
would go to 81 before the week was
out. At the opening the Standard
put its price up 25 cents at $l.75. May
options opened at SIZE bid, and the
first sales were at $1.95, an advance
of &c cents over the closing quota
tions of Thursday. From $l.9o II
broke to $1.92, and at 1890 O'Clock
81 921b was bid. In the first five min
utes of trading 10000 barrels of May
option were sold, and there was
some trading in cash oil at $1.9lA.
Although there is great interest In
the upward trend of oil here, there
is little excitement, for the reason
that nobody has the certificates on
which to trade. The new producers
associations, as a competitor Of the
Standard in refining interests is
having a rather hard row to hoe at
present They are obliged to buy
crude oil at high prices and sell the
refined product at low prices. A
meeting of anti-Standard producers
was held here yesterday, and dis
cussed the matter, but the result is
not known. The solution of the
present movement may develop in
the future course of the refined mar
ket.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-14
LOST TWENTY POUNDS
JAMES r.. CRANES WIFE RUNS
AWAY.
SHE WAS A ST. PAUL GIRL.
A Fargo Banker Implicated
Crane Pines Away Because
of His Misfortune.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
CLEVELAND, O., April 13.-James
r. Cranes beautiful wife has filled his
heart with sorrow. The victim of I'M
requited love is the son of the late Col.
Orrin ]. Crane, a hero of the war and
aid-de-camp on the staff of Gen. Grant.
He is now living with his mother at
1873 Clinton street, on the West side.
Five years ago he was married to
beautiful young woman in st. Paul,
Mimi, where he was engaged in the
hardware trade, and had been sue
cessful in the business. They lived
happily together until they removed
to Fargo, n. D., at which place the
young husband again engaged in the
hardware business. There James be-
came acquainted with a young banker,
and the two were soon fast friends.
James failed to notice anything be-
tween the banker and his wife, until
one day he accidentally stumbled upon
a bundle of letters. There was a quar-
rel, which soon ended, and then Crane
and his wife, to all appearances, loved
each other better than ever, but Crane
was not content to leave his wife in
Fargo, and soon he brought her to
Cleveland, arriving here about three
months ago. He told his mother the
story, and asked her to assist him in
looking after his wife. The story of
the desertion has just leaked out.
Cranes mother said today in an inter-
view that the banker in question,
whose name she declined to give, had
had men in town for two days before
the disappearance of the young wife.
but that the conduct of Mrs. Crane was
so affectionate towards her husband
that they did not for a moment sup
pose she would leave home. Crane S
mother and his wife. were down town
Shopping one day recently, when the
young woman said. suddenly, that she
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brother lay William Cooper, shot in a
dozen places, but still alive and con-
scious. He gave Gov. Gardner de-
tailed statement of the whole affair.
His statement cannot be had now. but
goes to show that the Loanakers We're
induced to do the bloody work by being
given money by political friends. The
Coopers were very popular, and their
friends are furious over the affair and
are on the warpath, swearing ven
geance against the Loanakers and all
their friends. Gov. Gardner was here
today, and, while deploring the stu
alton, was powerless to do anything.
The federal authorities could give him
no relief, as all of the parties were
Indian citizens, and had violated no
federal laws.