davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
Die St. beowi9s= 6emein0e
FdIt cine frieoIide periammIuna ab.

Ser geftrige Nuftanb Der ct. 6ebtpigsz
@emein6e bate am Mbenb nod Elm frieblt=
DIES Na3Ipiel. SSn elmer 6ale an Der @de
Der 0o1ne Noenue unb QiibedItraBe fanben
fi9 gegen edit ubr geitern Mbenb ungefd6r
800 MitglieOer Der @emetnbe Elm, INN bic
Mngelegen6siten i6rer &tr3e al beIpre9en
SIS purDen mebrere 8eben ge6alten, bic aqe
Die Nbfebung bes @aters S5pOGac3Df, mel
der bor bret Woben an Stele 8ar3Dnstt&
etnge5ebt purbe, befiirnorteten, neil er an
Die NieOertebr @briiti CLAUDE, &ur3 bol
S6luB Der N~useinanberi eBungen IteB 1tf
S5bblac3Dt anmelben, @r bat burum, etntgt
8orte reben gu biirfen. Man getpdbrte inn
bies unb mar NIT fetner fur3en Nnipra9e
re6t 3ufrieDen, Da er it9 GuBer1t bef9etben
uuSbriidte. @r niirbe Die @emeinbe n1i
ieOe Metie 3ufrieOen 3u ftelen Derfu6en UNI
mas bic Sinan3en betrGfe, 10 fOle bariiber
gu ieber 3ett, ba man e5 berlangte, Elm aus
fiibrliber 8ert6t CUR .&erfigung itebeu
Man antnortete tbm 6ierduf, baB 9egen i'm
perI0nli4 ni6ts borIdge, alein bic 8i9tung,
gu Der er it9 betenne, ma9e feline Nufna6me
in Die ct. 9eOptgsz@ emein0e unm0gli9
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
SOU fetne polittf treiben.
Die Giptc= federation uuo ole mahl3ettcI.
Uott3en CUR beporfehenoen mahI.

9as @enerd1=G Dmite Der Gtbic Seberoz
tton fir polttif9e Mction nirb 1i9 in 1etner
8erfammlung am Montag nit Der Stelz
l11ngna6me Des Mdrbclubs Der 4. War6,
pel9er in feiner @erfammGung am 9onz
rertag bic @anbtbatur George 8. Sntft's
fir Mapor tnbofftrte, beI9dftigen. Ser
8eneral=Ausi4uB fir pOIitii3e Nngelegenz
betten bate aQen neutrality-suspicious. Der
Gibic federation eingeI9Grft, baB bic SSn=
Doffirung trgenb pel9er Ganbibaten Der
3ppntidets oOer beg @taOtttdets gegen bic
Politit Der FEDERATION ber1toBe. 9aber
tparen Die Mttglieber Des @eneralz21usz
19ufes febr %er1taunt, als 1ie erfu6ren, baB
Die SPECIALIZATION Der 4. Marb Spift als
MdborszGdnbibat tnbo1itrt babe.
Ser MarbzGounctl Der 10. War6 bate
bedb1i9ttgt, bic Ganbibatur @enters gu I'M
boitren, tpurbe aber nod re6t3eitig BON ben
Mttgltebern bes poltttI9en 9eneralcomttes
barauf altfmertiam gema9t, ba bic @arb=
organifattonen it9 BON Der PO1itit fern
6alten folten.
Die 9emotraten merben ft9 btes=
NAL nit benz 5neiten p1aB auf benz
pfft3ie1en Stimm3ettel begniigen mill
fen, Die WobG6e61rOe bef6loB gsftern,
OaB bic 9~RetbenfOIge Der &ubrt=
fen auf benz offi5ie0en @timm3etteG bic
fpIgenbe fein Io1e; Republitaner, Oemo@
~traten, pOpuGtIten, YrObibttiOniiten, unabz
bdngige @anbibaten, GommtRGr &eenan
6ra9te 3nur ben Mntrag Elm, baB tpie fri
ber ben 0emofruten bic erite @palte bes
Ma6l3ettels ein9erGumt nerbe, er purbe
a6er BON feinen beiben GOllegen 8abeno9
unb Wteier ii6erttmmt. Die &epub1ttoner
ftnb iebr ent3iidt iiber btefen 8ei9luB Der
@a6l6ebOrOe, bur3 ben fte ben eriten PlaB
auf benz Stdet erbalten,
SSn Der office Der MablcommifGre ftnb
5ablrei4e &Gagen barii6er eingelaufen, OaB
bic NngeiteGten Der Office je6en m0gli9en
pre3intt gu 9uniten Der 8epublttaner
ngerrpmanbert" bqben. Mamentli9 io1en
in Der Is. @urO allem funf StimmplGbe
10 gelegt tporben ietn, baB 1te 1i9 am duBerz
item @n0e bes pre3intts beftn0en. Mebnz
li3e 9lugen iinb aus Der l., g., T., 10. unb
35. Waro eingelalfen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
6oo0'S fl1rirf.

0oB 66ob's @arIopariua turirt, 1T weber
cine miiiii9e nod iibertriebene 8ebauptun9
letter Gt9eutbumer. Wti~ttbeilun9en pofl
3ouienbeu 9laubwitrbt5er 9eriouen betQtt.
gen, baB 9Oob's furirt.
9Oob's qi1Ien f0rbern bic gerOouuna.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

&ue ftGbtti6en, inz un6 a~uslGn6tIchen
Neut9feiten i'm ~9tben6blatt fir | Gent Der
NHmmsr, OOer 6 Gents per @pc6e.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
ueberfIute Cars.

Sour tpeniqe Qeute benfen bQran, tDie dez
ring ite t6r 2eben an19loqen, penn fe nm
fere iiberfiGten @traBenbu6nen benuben.
8etanntli4 bat Die Staatsgefebgs6ung bon
SQtnotS ben 8ertb Oe5 menI 9li9en Qeben3
auf $4,000 abgef@dBt. NIs Dor tiniger
Sa6ren etn Mttglieb Der Misunderstanding
ben 8erfu3 ma9te, etne 6Dbere @inT6GBung
bur33ufeBen, 1~ieferten feline 6erren GpIz
legen tbm ben 8etDeis, OaB i6nen bd5 Snz
t%ereffe Der @tfen6abnen u1b Ipnittgen Gorz
porattonen b06er fte6e, als basjenice bes
8oltes unb 3tpar aus Dem etnfa9en @runbe,
neil Die @tienbabnen unb GorporotiDnen
it3 fir berartige @efdQigfeiten itets bantz
bar %ertpetien, Menn mir un8 re3t e"rinnern
1ttmnten fir ben betreffenben 8aieBenttpurf
nur bret Mbgeorbnete.
Mber nod gertnger, tpie un1ers Stats
ge1eBe, f9dbt Der 8aIIaqier fem 2eben, Der
inter SenuBung Der StraBenba6nen ieben
Sag bom Centrum Der Staot na3 Dem @nDz
punt Der 2inte, Dber umgefe6rt, fGbrt. Gr
6e3ablt einen Ntdel fir ieoe SFa0rt unb
ntmmt babel an, baB er ii6 in Der6dltntbz
mdBtger St3erbeit befinoet. M6er er trrt.
Sn ben Morgenz unO Mbenbfrn5en finD bic
Cars bis 3um @rbriiden gefiiQt, 8ei onoerS
1T 0teS auf Der Me1 it. rnb NorDfeite Der
San. 8et Der @rbauung Der Cars lit Niidz
it3t genommen porben, baB bic Gdpa3itdt
Der Ste9rGume 6teienige Der Site bebeutenb
iibertrifft = t~nfOfern cine tpei1e 6iir1orge,
alS cine itebenbe perIon einen qerinQe1en
PlaB einnimmt, aber auA einen Nidel be-
3a6len muB, Wdbrenb NUN i'm s~SSunern Der
Gar bic Sa6rgGfte pie bic 6erinqe 3uTamz
men9equetH4 oft tperben, fi1bet auf BEN 8lattz
formen unO Sritt6rettern e6enfaQ8 cine
ueberDDlterung ftatt, Man fiebt, es nirb
ieoer PlaB %auSgen1Bt. MGbrenb Die 9aIz
1a9tere in brdngpoQ fiir6terlt6er Gnqe
t9rem 8eitimmungSort 3~ueilen, benfen bic
Wentgften 6aran, baB i6r 2eben UNI lire
9eIunObeit oft an einem 6aar 6Gnqt. bar
Elm bre4enoes &ao,etn pl0Bli4er StoB ,b1r6
Elm Stid @iien Dber einen Stein urf benz
9eletie peruria9t, gu irgeno elmer 3eit
9uBenoe bon 2euten unter bic 8dOer lparz
ten ooer in ben SunnelS 3tptI9en ben 0Gnz
ben oe1ielben 3ermalmen fam.
unO tparum bas NQeS2 Oamtt nm Gnbe
0es Sa3reS bic Nttionire Der S~traBenba6nz
9efeaf3aften babon in &enntntB oeIeRt
peroen t0nnen, baB ie abermals cine 0tpiz
6enoe BON l2-16 PrO3ent gema6t baben.
Wetter bat eS teinen 3nef.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
miro nit DER Sonntaes=2Iuseab Ger uJainois
Staats3ettuno", ole utter Dem GiteI
,,9er 1QeTtRn'
erf9eint, gratis eeIiefert.

~Sl1N''J O~~~S~ SS"NlS%"
Diefe adtfeitige, in 6ro6.QuartO eriRei=
nenoe uno auf eutem Suapopier eeorudte,
elegant ausoefihrte tIuftrirte seiIaee ent-
halt auf Ger erten Settle einen poIitiiaen
Carton, weI4er Greienife, ole aus Dem poll.
tii4en uno f~ociaIeu Geber 9eerifen fiuo, Dem
Sefer btIoIi9 por 2ueen fiihrt; ferner sahIs
reide fIeinere JIMftrationen, meiftens hu-
mOrifif6er Natur oem oeutfdIGnoif4eu uuo
einReimiiaen &eben entnommen uno ieoes=
NAL 3wei ero6ere RoI5fdnitte, por3ieIi@e
nadohmuneen Ger mIeifterwerfe DER oeut.
iaer, fran30ifben uno itaItenifden S4uIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
9aS Chicago
@O(pitQ(f fit }rauUn unO HinOOr,

Ioams StraBe, Gde pauIina,
IN 9roBeS. Iufti9e8 Seb6uoe, Is anqenebme BriDataim.
9roBe iOnnige @arbs. giebutt 9goen SOe. Stros
3eubnbH big our Sbir. 13fb
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

Sragt Guren grocer mad She Settler
&c Sunge Cos" yNuater 8ro6", 6as
f3madbaftsite Some Mabe 8rob", 6as ie
BON elmer 8Gderet g~eliefert pur6e.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
5tdoti1bes.
unerfreultde ReiuItate

Siefert ole 9eifern pom einem Se9isIatur : Coz
mite be9onnene unteriu9une iiber ole
l1rfoden I'll Dem 2luftanoe unter oen
9niaien oes Peims fir ju9enoli4e De-
Observation-Disclosures.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
Die DoIfsbubne.
I1nQer's 6oQe.
Direction @6aumbergz@ 9tn6Gsr.

Otrectt0n S@dtmberg>S@t10lsr.
Na9bem am berflo7enen@ onntag Sum
pact ba9abunbus" BEL fait ausberfauftem
6aufe unb nit groBem @rfolge gegeben,
fte6t fir bie1en Spnntag Elm pnt6t minOer
gebiegeneS @tid auf m@pie1plan - nGmz
Gt9: v8laubart, ober &leemeier /. tauien6
Neng1ten". SSn Der &ole bes IG9iii9en
S9nei6ermetiters &Geemeter ntrb Der &pz
infer @buarb S9mib abermdlS 9elegenz
6eit 6aben, Iein groBeS bumoriitiI1teS So
lent gu 3etgen, 3umol er bieie goue 3u elmer
fetner 8e1ten 3d9lt. Mber au9 Marte
S9aumberg, als Otrectprtn Stolperfrone,
So6drnd S6aumberg, al5 fef6e 8erl!nerin
O0rtbe unb &obert S9Iemm, al5 Stabtz
retIenber S6omas Med, ner0en ibr gut She'll
ba5u ~beitrogen, bas 9ublitum gu amiiiiren,
Die iibrtgen &Dlen iin0 in ben betpG6rten
9Gnben Der 6erren: &r0ner, Saller, GDpe,
9ittmar, @raf etc., 1onie ber9amen Wtonerz
&albtB, Ntcplas unb 3iirn. 9a bas Stiid,
be1onberS'ber 3. Oft, po es i'm Circus 1pttlt,
einen groBen Npparat unb auBergep0bnli6e
Mustattung ~Derlan9t, 10 peroen tdgltc9
PrOben abge6alten.
2lpollo=G heoter.
Na9 Der glGn5enben 8eneft3=8or1telung
fir SRI. 8ergere am leBten SDnntag, beren
pecuntdrer @rfolg nit benz fiin1tlertI9en
glei1en S9ritt btelt unb pel9e Der BENEFIT
5ianttn rei6en 8eifau, 8lumenIpenben unb
tpertbbole Nnbenten etnbrd9te,. bat bic flei=
Btge Direction fir btefen Sonntog cine
NobttGt, bas auf Der engltf6en 8iibne nit
fe~nfattonelem Grfolg gegebene Melobrdnta
bDn SennDfon v@no9 Nrben", porbsreitst.
NIT 0rn, q, Hobenberg in Der Sttelrpue.
9ie iibrtgen Stolen 1inb bur9 bic 6srren:
0irettpr 9abn, 2oebel, 8ogel, @t1InD,
Suftb, 8lonb, 9empl, ferner bic Oamen:
BON 8egere, Nota 6abn, Mart6a 8auma1ln
II, q. auf's 8ete befebt.
6raper's Bale.
v8rectofa, bie3igeunerz& 0ntqtn", @6au>
iptel nit 9efang in 4 Ncten BON s. q.
Wolf, gelangt am morgtgen @ountag
bur9 Sean WprmIer's Sruppe our Nufz
fiibrung, un0 bofft bic DIRECTION audi BEL
btefer 8orf teQung pieber Elm gutbe7eBtes
9aus begriiBen gu fDnnen. Die 8efebunq
1T cine a~lsgetpGblte, unb befinben 1t3 bic
0alptrolen in ben SGnben Der nabite6enD
%benannten Perionen: Don Nlon3o - Sean
Mormfer, 9ebro = Qb. 8ittlsr, 3iqeHnerz
bauptmdnn = Stub, &o9, 8iaroq, bic Ri
g%eunermutter = StQie 2ambert, precio{a,
Die 3igeunert0ntgin = 2aura be Moiean.
SRI, Stute 2ambert trttt gum erften MaIe
tpieber alf na9 elmer l~Gngeren &rQnfbeit,
tpG6renb bic DIRECTION in 6errn Stub. Sod
cine neue quite &raft geiponnen bat. Oa
audi btele prG3tige GOitiime ipe3ieG fir
0as Stid ongefertigt purOen, 10 biirfte bic
8oriteaung au9 duBerlih bieG Nel1es unb
Nn5tebenoes bieten, 10 buB fi6 Der 8eIu6
ote1es SbeaterS tpobl empfeblen 1GBt.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
Which Way.

After nearly years absence, Robert
G. Ingersoll with lecture entirely new
to Portland, will be the attraction at City
hall Tuesday evening, Oct 9Th. The title
of this lecture is (Which Way?' The
New York papers declare (Which Way?"
to be the ablest and most vigorous expo
sition of Col. Ingersoll's we'll known
views that he has ever delivered on the
platform. They say: Zone noticeable
quality in this lecture is it's clean, thorough
American tone. Embracing the broad
philosophy of humanity, it at the same
time appeals to the patriotic feeling Of
all who live under the American flag,
and shows how true religion is to large
extent true patriotism. Col. Ingersoll's
original turn of thought has it's best
expression in this lecture 1t is said to
epitomize the study and observation of
a lifetime"
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
A Good story of Judge GRAY.

Talking with one of the United States
court officers yesterday about the close
ness Of the government in regard to pay
ing for necessary expenses that official
told good story about Mr.. Justice Gray
of the Supreme court.
That gentlemen once telegraphed from
Boston to the United States Marshal TO
have carriage at the railroad station to
meet him on his arrival in Portland.
When the judge arrived there was no
carriage and the high dignitary had to
"hoof it, lin the v,llgar) like an or
binary citizen.
The judge was indignant. He asked the
Marshal if he received his telegram.
Certainly, replied the Marshal. "Then
why didn't you send the carriage?" For
the good reason that the government
makes no provision for carriages for
judges, and whoever orders them must
pay the cost out of his own pocket.
II don't understand that said the
judge. In Rhode Island carriage is al
ways provided. / will write the Marshal
of Rhode Island to explain" In answer
to the judges letter the Rhode Island
Marshal replied: Charged to transporta-
ton of prisoners.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Kate CIaxton.

HAdto NiaAtohs
The production of D'Ennerys great
emotional drama 1.-THE Two Orphans,
with Miss Kate Claxton in the role of
Louise at Portland theatre this afternoon
and evening will prove an event This
play has long proved popular, and it's
success is based on real merit. 1t is thor
oughly consistent, throughout, the plot
being steadily and evenly developed, and
the interest of the spectator not allowed
to diminish for an instant. 1t stlrs one S
syIhpathies to their very depths and the
climaxes are extremely effective Some
of the cruel incidents are painfully realis-
tic in their representation, but while the
piece is full Of sadness from beginning to
end, it teaches some noble lessons. Miss
Claxton has long since become famous
for her impersonation of the deserted,
helpless and abused blind girl. and her
sweetness and fortitude during all her
sufferings fail not to start the tears OF
the audience at every performance
SawteIle's Dramatic Company.
Monday night the Sawtelle Dramatic
company with their Imperial Band and
Orchestra will open their engagement at
Portland Theatre. presenting Phoenix.
Seats for the entire week are now on sale
at the box office. The St. John Recorder
says:
The piece was put on in an excellent
manner, the different characters doing
their parts admirably. Too much praise
cannot be given to the talented, young
actress, Jessie Sawtelle, who in her pre-.
sentation of Aida Bloodgood carried OF
the honors. Harry Bewly and Tony West
were as usual on deck with their comic
songs and sayings, and Mr.. Sawtelle him
self kept the audience in perpetual roar.
The Night Clerk.
Whoever has seen J. ]. McNully's farce
comedies knows just what to expect. and
those who have seen Peter +. Daily and
Jennie Yeaman know just what those
two we'll known actors can do They are
going to produce McNully's latest "The
Night Clerk at City hall Monday night.
a play that is drawing crowds in Boston
this week, at the Hollis ST. theatre
Those who have not secured their seats
yet at Stockbridges will get left # they
do not procure them at once. The piece
will be well staged, employ support Of
sixteen carefully selected actors besides
the excellent Olympia quartette. There
will be reduced rates on the railroads for
ticket holders.
Notes. y
In some of the papers statement has
been made that there were more people
present at the Melba concert than any
concert ever held in Portland Mrs.
Annie Cary Raymond appeared in the
Army & Navy Union course some years
ago and 27o0 were tickets sold. On that
occasion the ordinary platform stage
was used and seutees filled with people
occupied almost all of it. The Melba
concert, however, took the most money
because the prices were the highest
ever asked here.
Ondrick, the great violinist and his
company will appear in the Stockbridge
course.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
A New Apartment House.

MIR Foster, of the Foster Dye House,
who has purchased the Hemenway house
on the corner of Spring and Park streets,
conremplates rebuilding it, and erecting
on the spot handsome apartment house
of forty rooms. The location is one of
the most eligible in the city, as it is on
the line of the street cars is about the
centre of the city at the present time,
and within convenient distance Of all the
public buildings and large stores. 1t is
expected to have the building completed
in about a year.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
Mrs. Jennie King Morrison.

This estimable singer has resigned her
position in the choir of Congress Square
church. For over thirteen years she has
filled the place with great efficiency. Con-
stantly studious, uniformly kind and
obliging, she will be greatly missed by
all the members of Congress Square
church. She will depart for a trip through
the South and the West , next Tuesday
She sings therefore in her accustomed
place, for the last time tomorrow morn
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
Health Notes.

A case of diphtheria is reported from
the rear of six Chestnut street, where
Frank Howard, aged IL is sick.
There are now fourteen cases of diph-
liberia in the city.
A health official say& that anti-toxine
is now used quite regularly in treatment
of diphUheria in this city, physicians
using it in nearly all cases.
The cat o'nine tails swamp in the rear
of Congress street at Libby's Corner, is
partly in Deering and partly in Port
land Surveys have been going on for
some time to prepare for joint action of
the two cities in ain ng the p lace.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND SIS:

CUMBERLAND SIS:
Municipal Court. Tuesday, Oct. lst. 1895.
G. H, Mann of Portland in said County of
Cumberland. doing business under the style
of G. h. Mann Cos plaintiff. versus W. 8;
Keeney and Calvin n. keeney. late or SAID
Portland now of parts unknown. Defend
ants. and Malcolm h. Hammond anu Fes-
sender " Carney, copartners under the
st yle of shaw, Hammond and Carney, trus-
tees. Action of assumpsit on account
annexed to r, cover the sum Of eighteen
dollars and fifty cents tSlS.50) alleged to be
due from the defendants to the .plalntlf.
The writ is duted the fifth day of Septem-
Der, A. o., 1895, and made returnable the
twenty-fonrth day 1of September. A. d.,
1895, at said Municipal Court ad camnum
fifty dollars $500.
Upon the foregoi the Court order, that
the plaintiff cause the above named ~. Is
Keeney and Calvin y. Keeney to be notified
of the tendency of this suit, BY publishing
three weeks. sue cessiyely once week IN the
printed in Portland, in the County OF cum,
berland an abstract OF the MrlG ana
Declaration and this Order of Court there
on. the last publication to be fourteen Gays
at least, before the term OF SAID CouIf, TO
be holden at Portland aforesaid, on Tues
day the l9tn day of November. A. Y. 1880.
that they may then and there in SAID Court
appear and show cause, il any trey have,
why Judgment should not be rendered
ingly. nv, m,,pNrp pooors.r
distract Of the Writ and Declaration and
ord er of Court thereon.
Attest: - L. TURNER, Recorder:
oct5 uAa"o"n
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
DEATHS.

In this city, Oct. A, Cornelius Ilsley, aged GO
years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
In this city, Oct. A, Eleanor. wife OF the late
James L. Logue. 90
Funeral Sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock
from No. 8 Everett street. IL
Conception at o'clock. -.
In this city. Oct. 4, Frank T., Oldest son of
Chas B. ami the late Annette Mosiey. aged 81
years, 5 months, days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Howell, Lawrence and Eastern papers please
COPY o,oo
Ia Bangor Get 2 on n 6oa n Caleb apd HRa ngs
Haskell, of Deer Isle, aged years.
[The funeral services of the late James M.
e. SO o'clock at his late residence. 119 Portland
street.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
"Rally" Sunday at Chestnut Street ohurcl

"Rally" Sunday at Chestnut Street Church
Tomorrow will be great day at Chest
nut Street Methodist church. In the
morning a large number of new mem
bers will be received, and at l. 80 the Sun
~ School will hold one of its most in
teresting gatherings The parents and
friends of the scholars will be present in
large numbers and several other leading
Sunday school workers from other
churches will visit the school. The invi
tation is general to all who are interested
in the noble work of teaching the youn g
the way to an honest and Christian life.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
MAR RAG ES.

In Brewer. Oct. 2. Wilmer W. sproul of Ban
oor and Miss Blanche W. Merrill OF Brewer.
In Union, Oct. 1. Hamlin J. Bowes and Sadie
E. Greene.
Brooksyille and Carrie T. Counce of Appleton.
In North Bradford, Sept. 30, Charles W: Meaus
and Miss Mary /. Kingsbury. both OF North
Bradford.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
Uncle Boston.

At the First Baptist church tomorrow
evening there will be Home Mission
service, with an address by Boston
Smith (Uncle Boston) of Minneapolis,
upon the chapel car work of the Baptist
Publication Society. This will be an
opportunity for old and young to hear
one of the most earnest and successful
home mission workers of our country.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05

The S. d. Warren baseball team will
play the Westbreok team at Presumpscot
park this afternoon at three o'clock.
A proposition has been made to ring
the Liberty bell at Atlanta every day
until the Cuban revolution is successful
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
CHESTNUT ST. CENTENNIAL.
Preparations for all Interesting Cele-
bratiOn Next Month.

There Are Eleven Living Ex-Pastors,
Some of Whom viii Be Present-Ad-
ditions to the Church Sunday.
The members of Chestnut street church
are quite busy preparing for the centen-
NAL exercises of their church, which will
occur November no next. 1t was Sep
tomber 10, 1898. that the famous apostle OF
Methodism, Jessie Lee, preached at Saco
the first Methodist sermon ever heard in
Maine. Two days later he preached in
Portland. The tablet in the Chestnut
street church says that this sermon was
preached in the house of Theophilus
Boynton, which before the fire stood
where now is No. 1859 Newbury street.
But Aliens History of Methodism, which
is considered more accurate. mentions
church on Deer st. as the place.
The first pastor of Chestnut street
church was Phillip Wager, who came
from the South, AID in October, 1885,
gathered class of six members. When
Wager came there were in the whole Port
land district, which reached to the Ken
nebec and as far north as Lewiston Falls,
only eighty Methodists.
Mr. Charles H. Baker, who is promi-
nently identified with the arrangement
for the celebration, says that the pro-
gramme has not yet been definitely fixed
upo- The historical sketch will be by
by Rev. Charles Fl. Allen, of this city.
whose long years of eminent service and
Intimate acquaintance with Methodist
history, so well fit him for the task.
1t is hoped that as many las possible OF
the former pastors of the church will be
present to participate in the exercises.
The ex-pastors now living are eleven IL
number:
Charles F. Allen, 184s, 1856 now of
this city. Now superannuated
William Mcdonald, 1S49-50, now of
somerville, Mass. Now superannuated-
Henry Cox, 1869, now of Azusa, Cal.
1t was during his passionate that the pres
EFT church was built.
William R. Clark, 1923, now of New
ton Centre Mass. Now superaunuated.
Samuel R. Bailey, 1862 Of Brooklyn,
N. Y. now clergyman of the Protes-
tant Episcopal church.
Israel Luce, 1s7O-72, of this city.
Sylvester f. Jones, 1875, of Madison
Avenue church, New York city. In
proportion to it's membership this is the
wealthiest Methodist church in America
j. r. Day, 1876-7S, of Syracuse, N, ".
chancellor of Syracuse, University, N. z.
J. W. Bashford, 1876, of Delaware,
Ohio Now president of Wesleyan Univer-
sity.
N 7. Whitaker, 1ss7-9o, of Lynn,
Mass.
2 Matt S. Hughes, 1874, of Minneapolis,
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
ADDITIONS TO THE CHURCH.

Sunday will be communion Sunday at
the Chestnut street Methodist church.
There is to be large list Of admissions to
membership from those who were put on
probation after the Mills meetings. The
number to be admitted tomorrow will
number from so to rs. 1t is the largest
class ever admitted to Chestnut street
church in the hundred years of its exis-
tence. 1t will bring the church member
ship IN to over seven hundred. .
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-05
AS TO STYLES.

particular kind Of cloak for girls of that we haven't
great variety useless here that have particularly pretty
unusually large number of some other kind
They're pretty there's style for girls from old to Is
years.