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NOW FOR The HOTELS
Roosevelt Says They Must Live
Up to the Excise Laws
"Men OF Means Must Not Have q
CInch Over Poor Men,"
Inspectors Specially Instructed for
Next Sunday.

The Police Commissioners ana Acting
Chief Of Police Peter Conlin are de-
lighted with the result OF the crusade
against Sunday law violation. made by
the department yesterday.
President Roosevelt and Commissioners
Andrews reached Police Headquarters
at their usual hour this morning. Act
ing Chief Coniin was there still earlier.
looking really worn and weary. He had
been out on duty without sleep from
early Saturday evening until long after
o'clock this morning.
Shortly after arriving at his ONCE
President Roosevelt sent for Commits
sioner Andrews. and soon Acting CHIEF
Conin and inspectors Cortright. Brooks
and McCullagh were summoned before
the two Commissioners.
President Roosevelt's eyes snapped
through his gold-rimmed glasses and his
white even teeth pressed hard together
until the commanders had lined up be-
fore him. Then his determined features
relaxed and he smiled as he told them
how proud he was of their doings yes
terday. He praised them with all the
language at his command, and then his
face grew hard and stern again.
"Chief and inspectors" ne said. "this
has got to be kept up right straight
along. I'm especially pleased with the
result OF yesterday. notwithstanding the
attitude Of the worthy but misguided
citizens whom the Mayor and l met at
the City Hall last Saturday afternoon.
who insist that we shouldn't enforce one
law as well as another.
II need not tell you that one law must
be enforced as well as another-that
law the Excise law.
Through special agents I had out
yesterday I have a. certained that In
certain hotels in this city the law was
violated and liquor sold with merely a
nominal meal. ask you to direct
especial attention to these hotels next
Sunday. but at the same time keep a
strict eye on the saloons
See that these big hotels live up to
the law. They must not have a cinch.
Liquors must not be sold with a nominal
meal. and want you to see that no
one sandwich legalizes the sale of two
or three drinks. These hotels must and
shall live up to the laws.
III any thing. I want to get at these
fellows even more. II there can be any
difference. than the others. l want you
to sec that the place where the man OF
means procures his drinks on Sunday ID
as thoroughly kept within the law al
the saloon where the poor man Ia
served"
Yesterday was probably a. dry Sun.
day in New York as has ever been
known.
The police were ordered to enforce the
excise laws, and the Retail Liquor Deal
ers Association helped them to do so
IL sent a committee to each precinct
and all did good work.
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Retires with . Good Record.

John q. II. Meyers who retired to-day a.
Attorney for the Collection OF Arrears OF Per-
sonAi Taxes. has submitted his semi annual re-
port to Corporation Counsel Scott During the
last six months he reports having collected
S7b. <s2 IT, and that his collections since Jan. l.
1890 when he assumed ONCE. to this date, AZ
gresate @<6<, III. 81, against Sl72, sos 20 COL
Iected by his predecessors during the eight pre-
ceding years
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seven Tam many Men Get Jobs.

Seven nav subpoena ssrvsrs were appointed
TO positions In the District Attorneys once to-
day to succsed the men who resigned last week
under protest. The new appolntses are all
Tsmmany men. They Ars: Charles Becker, jr
Of the Tenth Assembly District. Edmund r.
Gresn, Nineteenth; John o. OConnor. Thirtieth ;
James r seary. formerly an Excise Inspector
OF the Eleventh. Pierce Poole, Fifth; John y
Brennan. Seventeenth. and william II, Leonard.
Third
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All Houes. Room and Apartment
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CITY COURT NOT THE POWER.

Can't Grant . Writ OF Certi0rari
Against Excise hoard.
Judge Bischoff. in the Court of Com
mon Pleas. to-day decided that the
City Court had no authority to grant q
writ Of certiorari to review proceedings
OF the Excise Commissioners.
He denied the application Of Henry
0enken for = writ of mandamus to COM
pei Justice Fitzsimons, Of the City
Court to grant q writ on an appeal
from q decision Of the Excise Board.
Justice Fitzsimons had previously re-
fused to grant Senken a writ of certio-
rari because doubt existed as to the
right of the City Court to act in such
CaRea
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"NoT GUILTY,"sAlD CALLAHAN
Then B0arke's Assaulter Turned On
His Heel and Walked Oat.

1nen nO0fke'o A0ooulter luEueO Ou
His Heel and Walked Ost.
Ex-Assemblymam Michael J. Gala
han, who was indicted last week for
committing an assault upon Policeman
Edward J. Rourke. Of the Elisabeth
street station. in Callahan's saloon. 70
Chatham Square. on Sunday night, June
a. was called for pleading this forenoon
In Part I. Of tho Court Of General ses-
oions.
Callahan walked to the bar in . non
chalant manner and stood beside his
counsel Abraham Levy.
"Are you guilty or not guiityT' aske
Clerk Hall.
mot guilty." answered Callahan. in
an off-hand way, a. he turned on his
heel and left the court room.
The trial. 1t Is understood. will be set
down for an early date.
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NEW MEDICAL BOARD.
Appointed for Harlem Hospital by
the CommissiOners To-day.


The Commissioners of Charities and
Correction today carried out their in
tsntion. long ago expressed. OF remov-
ing the Medical Board Of Harlem Hos
pital.
A new Board Of six members was ap-
pointed ~ follows: DR.. Richard Van
eantvoord. Dr.. J. @. Truax, DR.. A.
Palmer Dudley. DR.. J. T. Joseph Bird,
DR.. u. Erwin Haynes and DR.. H. A.
Hanbold. The above names were chosen
By the Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
iege. the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons. the University Medical Col
legs and the non-collegiate group of
phyoicianS.
The Commissioners. on. hearing of the
selections, promptly made the appoint
nents. all Of which are at the pleasure
"a the Board, and no salary 10 attached.
Commissioner Porter wishes II under
stood that the change means no rehec-
Uoa cn the outgoing Board.
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NO RUSSETs FOR POLICEMEN.
0rant Squelches Levy's sugxestion
.-Ticruey Promoted.

--Tieruey Promoted.
The Police Board met long enough
this noon to be served with writs Of
certiorar In the cases Of Policemen
Nullin. Borst and Jefferson. dismissed
from the force. who desire to be rein
stated. ana to make Patrolman Michael
Tierney an acting roundsman.
The Commissioners awarded honor
able mention to Broadway Squadman
Jacob Meyer. for stopping runaway.
dation which met the approval OF his
colleagues sQuelched A. A. Levy's sug-
gestion that patrolmen be allowed TO
wear rtnset shoes while on duty.
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MAY BE NIGHT LICENSES.
Enforoement Of Excise Sets the
Commissioners to Thinking.

The rigid manner in which the Excise
saw II being enforced has again called
up the question OF all night licenses
In districts where there is a necessity
for them through the demands OF night
workers. This Is particularly the case
about newspaper row and the markets.
The Excise Commissioners have been
questioned on the matter frequetly dur
Ing the past few days, and they have
begun to think that after all it might
not be smiss to modify their earlier in
tentions. not to depart from the poll
cy pursued In this regard by their
predecessors.
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Lost, Found and Rewards.

and rrinity place. New York via Roosevelt
street. ferryhost Colorado on the 10 trip the
sum OF $3.50, suitable reward will be paid for
Its return to T. Donaldson. 81 South sh st.
Brooklyn. f. d
LIBERAL REwARD-I-ost Sunday night black
and tan dog. license isolS. DREYFJs. lss
East lllth
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Al" Situations Wanted " P00Aaie
In The World are
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DIED.
HUNTINGTON Mata~an, Y J sunisy juno
80 Mi" ANNA E. HUNTINGTON. aged Is
years months
Funeral at Mata~an 80 p. NJ rhur.dsy.
July T. Presbyterian Church.
CohfLi.i NOtNNLNG OUTFITS
- srdsr CT ready made all requisites in stock
JACK SuN'S. 9Th ave cornnr isth n
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MAKE MAN,
Sufferers from early srrors. loss of vitality
weakness OF body, mind varicocels Ac can BE-
CURED BY the improved French method; no
stomach drussins Personal consultation. also
book and testimonials free. DR.. H. TreskOw, sa7
Bwsy Uptown once iN W. seth ST. $40. 20
SIS Wed. Sat 50 p. NJ Sundays iO-l:
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Unfurnlshed Rooms to Let.
VNFUR NlsHED large, square room large aloov
for bedstead. dressing case. &c. convenient 70
housekeeping; private house; aduiu. Sls. lnouif
24S W. 18th St
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
unsurnishsd.
FAMILY Of 5 want noor with use Of bath. In
private house, between sth Sth avss. S9th
4 bOth sta. no cooking; price moderate; Z or .
flights up or basement II desirable: reference
given. Address Restaurant, 1854 Broadwy.
FuVnlShOd.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY by gentleman. wife Z
2 children % 4 . years.. . completely furnished
nat; rent not to exceed IS per week. Address.
with full particulars. B.. box sSs World, Harlem
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HALLIDAY ST., als-Four roomA furnished for
Housekeeping. NV weekly; taks SsciAe ave.
trolley.
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HERKIMER ST, 60 rooms. bath, 70; T.
$50. housekeeping private.
MIDDAGH sr, 23--Furnished rooms: meals 1.
desired; terms moderate; minutes walk "a
bridge.
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Large and eommodious Jerry -boals leave EAa
esh st A. ~, then Hourly III p. Y.
Fare 10 Cents.
Alss By elegant Electric Cara vie Eaa
Slh q and East ed st. ferri1
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FOR SALE CRY PROPERTY.

ORDER a DOW,
ios's s. Broadway.
REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT, BROKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
CITY LOTS
US down and $40 month without interest VIII
buy iine lot on graded stree. With cement wr sics
only $50, See this.
$50 viii buy 5ofopt lot on Fourteenth ST. set to
bearing fruits, half block from electric cars This
800 % iY h ns ss ss on Foo s. half block
$500, choice lot on Adams ST., new residence to
cost $500 going up adjoining lot, one block from
$500 will buy inc corner lot suitable for bust
ness block, which would rent before a building
First sts, $500, Finest lot Grand ave-. close to
Adams ST.; soxl65 feet; best bargain on Grand ave-
CITY HOUSES
tage, half block OF electric cars, graded street,
only u minutes ride from business center. See
slO0o--Nice s-room cottage on a large lot, in 10
minutes walk of the business center, small cash
payment down, the balance on long time.
Lovely new 5-room cottage with all modern i'm:
provements, reception hal, mantel, CRATE, hot and
closets front and back porches lot 5oxi5o to alley
IL minutes ride from the business center by cleo
trio car; street graded and graveled, cement walks
and curbs, This will be sold on long time II sold
soon.
s25oo will buy a brand-new 7-room residence, fine
reception hail. winding stairway, large double par.
lors, elegant manuel and crate, large pantry and
closets, piped for hot and cold wafer, marble
washstand, patent water closets; house finished In
yellow pine throughouv,,- cement walk, LOT 50xl5o
within block of electric cars; street graded and
graveled, cement curbs and walks. See This al
once, only s25Oo, on easy terms. @a
ORDER Il DOW i09ls s. Broadway.
x HOMES FOR ALL.
&7EO BUYS So ACRES OF EXTRA FINE
ep w land, location unsurpassed; no frost
which produced . tons last year, 4 mile from
depot, school, church and store; the best bargain
s75o--Lovely country home, l acre fine land, s.
from city.
on the SOUTH adjoining lands held Mt $500 to 800 per
acre; buy this and double your money inside OF IL
be sold.
$3.50 per acre will buy 20 acres Just south OF the
city, little west of the University car line; can
subdivtde and sell In lots for three times the price
asked.
si050-l0 acres alfalfa land. all fenced and cross
fenced, new house, barn, corn crib, chicken and
STOCK corras, artesan well and water right with
place. IA mile of depot and creamery, close TO
Store, postoffice, churches and schools. VIII make
terms This Is a bargain.
s6500-l0 acres set solid to bearing lemons and
oranges; fine residence large grounds set to choice
plants, shrueand climbing vines Here all kinds OF
tropical vines thrive in winter; absolutely no frost
The place is only Is minutes drive from the bust
ness center
Choice fruit, berry and farming lands, one mile
outside. the city and near the new Pasadena cleo
trio road In tracts to suit, at $50, ESQ., sl25 to 500
per acre, on easy terms Take the electric cars on
Spring 81: 70 Highland Park postofice. Our agent
office to the tract. ORDER 4 DOW, 1895 S.
Broadway. S
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OSr-MAR 3-BROWN POCKETBOOK AT
IL Chinese cemetery containing so in = gold
pieces; also cards w.tl name and address on with
other papers; liberal reward If returned to this Of
flee 4
MOUND BUILDER WHO WANTS PIANO,
l. horse and buggy ms part pay for building
hossc. r. u. COATES, III :. Olive street. G6
S,TRAYED FROM l59 WEST TIIIRTIETH ST,
- zee sorrs ily With halter. Receive liberal
T"'itf'i- ~f 2-17-lm
g.NOt AD--s.,Af CLuPS,lfoRSES AT YOUR
owl iricr North Broadway.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ihepapers Of all delinquent mail subscribers
20 the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
unued hereafter. No papers will be sent to
subscribers By mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
No contributions returned
The herald., 1895-03-04
FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY,

4 A =
Il LOTsI--LoTs.- IoTsi
LOTSt--LOT !---LOTSi
AT HIGHLAND PARK.
Just outside city. on electric road Finest lots
now on the Market sizes Of lots 50xl5O to one
or more acres, lust IS you wish Fine, bRlhay eli
mate and the best Of spring waler.
These lots will be sold on long time II desired
Houses built TO order.
Call and be shown the best bargains In thu
market. w. p. LARKIN a co. ~
Owners, 40 8. Broadway, Los Angeles
p. S-Some new houses now being built on this
property. Take the electric on Spring street
and so to Highland Park and see those beautiful
lots: They are clear of incumbrance and have
perfect titles.
p. Snow building an ONCE on the property.
1t will be finished In a few days
We also have good two-story house there for
sale with shade and fruit trees and garden, the lot
Is lo2xl5o, price $500.
Also s-room modern house with acres Of lad,
$4,000. '~'-.'
Also new 2-story s-room, hrst-class modern
nome lot over one acre; fine landscape, garden,
iruat, shade. roses, oranges; beautiful place;
Call at the main ONCE from 10 to ia. m. and 2
70 p. m. and take free ride out and buy site
TOT home the builders are on the ground
w. p. LARKIN 4 Co..,
ITO 8. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-04
EDUCATIONAL.

VIZ OODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 276 S.
w Spring ST.; the oldest, largest and finest
equipped commercial school in Southern Califor-
MIA; a thorough course in the commercial branches
and banking; a superior and successful shorthand
and typewriting department and practical Eng.
fish course; college rooms perfectly lighted
and ventilated; electric elevator for pupils use;
new furniture and appliances, open all the year;
pupils received at any time; illustrated catalogue
and full Information free G. A. HOUGH, presi-
dent; NC. FELKER, vice-president.
HNHROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS
i adepa, offers manual training Soyd ART, liter
airy, scientific, classical and normal departments.
See exhibit in Stimson block, Los Angeles, or adj
dress PRESIDENT G. H. KEYES, Pasadena
TNROBEL INSTITUTE, CASA DE ROSAS,
IL Adams street. corner Hoover. Term opens
February 4th. Tuition $780, kindergarten depart
ment IS per month. Address all applications to
NINE. CAROLYN NJ. n. CLAVERIE.
n iris COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
VI 4l6 w. Tenth st.
MISS PARSONS and MISS DENNEN.
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DENTISTS

~~~~-CNI
Observation-Disclosures.
DR. L. w. WELLS-EXTRACTION PAIN
~ less; good crowns, bridgework and teeth
without plates specially. Cor. Spring and First
sts., Wilson block. Telephone 1856
A DAMS BROS DENTAL PARLORS, 2391s
IA s. Spring ST.; painless extraction and filing
plates, IS, IS, $40; all work guaranteed estab. 10
years. Hours SO. Sundays lo-l2
~ H. KRIECHBAUM, DENTIST, 21s SOUTH
W. Broadway, entrance through Westervelts
studio Office hours, $3.50 to II and to 5.
T UDWIG SEMLER, D. D. S.-DENTAL Of
IL fee room l, ia S. Spring ST.; Office hours, to
II and ] 80 TO 8. -s,-
A LBANY DENTAL PARLORS-GERMAN-
IA American bank building. A set of teeth S..
Best 8. S. white teeth, $40 per set.
nR. WILDER,
IL --.-.- Corner Seventh and Main SITS.
Telephone 1881. s
DR. KENNEDY, DENTIST, 1857 n. SPRING
- ST. rooms >, 6 and 7. Painless extraction,
TRANK STEVENS, 8gi}s S. SPRING ST.
IL open1sundays and evenings; electric light.
DE- TUCKER, DENTIST, l2o's S. Spring st.
Il r, CUNNINGHAM, DENTIST; CALIFOR-
IL mia Bank building.
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A LBANY DENTAL PARLORS-GERMAN
"A American bank building. A set of teeth S.
Best s. S. white teeth, so per set
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FINANCIAL.


DACIFIC LOAN COMPANY.
INCORPORATED.
Loans money in any amount On all
kinds of collateral securities, dia-
monds, jewelry, sealskins, merchan-
disc, etc. Also pianos, iron and
steel Safes without removal. Partial
payments received. Money quick
Business confidential Private office
for ladies.
Rooms ., and 4, ia s. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-03-04

T>OR SALE-s15oo-NEw COLONIAL COT
Il tage, rooms, close IN, easy payments, bar
gain. s2l5o-5-room house, Third ST., near Wall.
s2Soo-s-room house, San Pedro ST., near Sixth.
S2600-7-room house, San Julian ST., near Sixth.
s2750-s-room house, f. Twenty-eighth ST., ali
modern Improvements s650-4-room house, lot
50xI4o, Pico Heights. N. b. WALKER & CO.,
lbs W. Second st.
The herald., 1895-03-04
EXCURSIONS.

E2CDkSiONS.
CANTA FE ROUTE EXCURSIONS, PER
psonaAy Conducted leaves Los Angeles every
Thursday for Kansas City st. Louis, ST. Paul
Minneapolis Ciiicago and Boston; upholstered
tourist cars; saving in time of "a to SO hours the
only line running through tourist daily to
Kansas Cily and Chicago for tickets, berths ETC.,
call on Il. w. MGEE, C.P. d T. A., l29 North
Spring ST.
RURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS, PER
- sonally conducted leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday via Southern Pacific Denver and Rio
Grande and burlington route for Chicago, New
York, Boston and other eastern points; upholstered
tourist cars with ali conveniences See any South
ern Pacific agent or write TO r. II. DUZAN, 222 S
Spring ST., Los Angeles, Cal
IUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS
- Every Monday over the Rio Grande Western
and Denyer. 9nd4 Rio Grande railways; scenic
route; ifrsohdif conducted; newly upholstered
cars through 70 Chicago, New York ANA Boston
Finest equipment, best service, quick time. Office,
III ;. Spring st.
DHILLTPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
i excursions MIA the Rio tirande and Rock Isl
and 3outes; sleire Los Angeles every Tuesday
cross the Sierra Nevadas, and pass the entire Rio
Graiide scehesyTby daylight Also via the southern
route. every Thufsday. Office, l3' $ Spring st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-13
SEVERAL PLUMP OFFICES.
RumOr That the Slate Is Already Made
Up.

Railroad Commissioner Chadbourne Is
Reappointed-Some Surprises in Other
Quarters.
Augusta, Setember 12.-In u few days,
so the prophets say, the Governor will
make several appointments to office that
will settle important contests. The slate
is believed to be made up as follows, as
regards two important offices:
LIQUOR Observation-Disclosures Sawyer
of Portland.
Inspector Of Factories-Mr. Plummer
of Lewiston
1t has been understood for long time
that there would be new liquor COM
missioner, and the candidates for the
office have 4een many.
1t has been generally believed also that
there would be new inspector OF factories
in place of the present Inspector Chalk
Fremont E. mberlake of Phillips has
been nominated as state bank examiner.
The term of Mr.. Written the present in
cumbent expires this month. Is. +.
Chadbourne of Biddeford. was today
nominated as railroad commissioner.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-13
PORTLAND MEN.
Badly Injured at Dover by Defect in the
Road.

Vim. T. Painter and Charles B. Lukens
of Portland started out for Guilford
Tuesday morning with line of house
furnishings loaded on their team from
the hotel in Dover, Me. Just in front of
William Harvey's store, which is next
the Dover house, is bad place in the
road that the road commissioners intend
ing to repair on Tuesday. The wagon in
going over this bad place, was over
turned and both men were turned out.
Painter was very badly injured about the
spine and is in very critical condition.
Drs. Buck and Thompson are attending
him. Lukens was not SO badly injured,
but his back, limbs and face were pretty
we'll cut up. The horse got away when
the men tipped out and after turning the
corner of Main and South streets, where
he demolished the team belonging to
Leander Farris, ran two miles before he
was caught. The legal representative OF
the town of Dover called on the injured
men and it is expected an amicable
settlement will be made.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-13
PERSONAL.

| Geo. c. Russell leaves today for Boston
to be employed on the Boston Register
and Business Directory.
! It has been reported in many papers
that Gen. Jones of Iowa.. now in his 92d
year, was the Oldest living Eek United
States Senator. AS fact New England
can claim that d stinction, as the Hon.
James Ware Bradbury of Augusta, who
is now in shis 95th year, was United
States Senator in 1S47-53.
| Hon. Albert Burleigh is having mild
run of typhoid fever. His condition is
comfortable, and his friends are encour-
aged to hope for a speedy recovery.
Among the visitors to Portland this
week was Capt. j. r. Pitman, us. A,
detailed to ordnance department at the
PHILADELPHIA arsenal. He was on his way
to Berlin, N. H., to visit friends. He will
make hunting trip to the Magalloway
country before his return.
r. B. Hall of Wateryille, the we'll
known band leader and instructor, will
band
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Healy, d. D., ar
rived home Wednesday evening after an
extended tour through the eastern part
of his vast diocese. He visited Bangor,
Oldtown, VIM, Ellsworth and Houlton
and Winterport. AtsHoulton he admin
istered confirmation to 112 candidates, at
VIM 20, at Ellsworthss29 and at Winter
port Al, making in all 3o2.
Rev. DR.. Fem has returned from his
vacation and will probably occupy his
pulpit next Sunday.
Mr.. Robert c. Dolansof this city isssvisit-
ing friends in New York.
Miss Agnes Munce of Bangor is visit
ing friends in Portland.
James p Devine of this city will leave
for Worcester tonight to begin four
years's course at Holy Gross College.
Horatio. Alger, Jr., the celebrated au-
thor of juvenile stories, is making
brief stay at Peaks Island. Mr.. Alger
has in view some excellent material for
boys stories, the plot Of which will be
laid in and around Portland.
s.The following are registered at the
Falmouth Hotel: G. M. Lee and party
Hannibal, Mo-; G. S. Cummings and
wife, Augusta; Hiram Bliss, Washing
ton Geo. R. D. MacGregor, Washington;
A. II. Holmes and wife, Brunswick; A.
Hale and wife, Boston Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Briggs and Miss Briggs, Boston;
E. Spencer and party, London, England.