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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10
Kinderg.,len I,.n1sinn.

The Utah KIN 'srssr.su associsti %
has planned auO,'Hr sc1'sipu b. Sail.
air on TUESDAY, a " '3. .GI toe tOm-
miitsU are mauIiett .p much pHfst.
vtfanco en-. gtttf IN uu,'uu 10 make b,
success that they believe tuat o.
81 VIII not uare bui trHw pIs HsamtuF
lace the whole ily through. A ut1-
gram 10 begin AZ $50 H'ri -, has .ftH
arranged combating 80 s.velal l1.ef.
rsting humtets, aud 10 tie g7"u''g
ilefe will te grand tall eaur ~, 'ng
At s O'clock. The following Is ,Ne pro
gram:
Fancy bicycle rldiux Wy C'sbae
-cha-ter, ; years olli tsmbru'ine sNI
ny thirteen little girls; sl.r y CHat.
fikc, tue 10y soprano; Bagp pes syi.
by w. G.. Duuha; aucy Scltcn dane.
iug by the w. M1hntt children, -.
compauird ny tnfpipC'; violin solo,
Prot. w. &. Cnvs; ladies quattette.
The candy aBJ iemonGur booths will
he In charge Of the following young
laJlet:
Mrs. Lena Snow Savage and Misses
Katie McAllisier, Winited Contsd.
luciue savage, Aggie Sharp, RUBY
Wells, Emily Cannon uud Eins Lam
bort.
The following are the members Of
the committee on program!
Mrs. Clara W. Beeut, chairman;
Misses Emily Cannon, Edna Lam.
utri, Mary Cannon and Katie NEAL.
islcf.
Tho Committee on arrangements IL
male up Of the following isuies:
Mts. Ella w. Hyde, chairman; Mta.
George +. Young, Mrs. Nellie &. Tay.
lUr, Mu. LiZkls 5. Wilcox, Miss Kate
Well6 and Mrs. Clara JamUt.
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Building Permits.

Curing tie week bluling permits
have been Issued by BI!'Glng Inspec.
tor Folsom TO the following persons:
Mrs. Margaret Butler, corner OF Third
and + street,, four room brick, cost
$500; Blaokhurst Bros, rear 20 Fast
Second South, one room brick, cost
$500, J, q. TAFT, on Brigham, between
Twelfth ana Thirteenth East streets,
eight room brick, cost $4,000; Auef.
bach bros, l4i South fsss remifr,
alterations, Coz, iouu; Mo. h. l.. Hen.
messy, 531 tsJu,h svConu Wrst, two
Iuum rrigk addition, cost $500; Wm.
Boyd, 100 Glen av, nue., framg uAru, co {
500; John Bait, 1905 Green street, two
room brick, ccsl $500; Barry ~ Mayors,
81 East Second South, alterations, cost
sl25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10

Judge HpnIyuou AMI cutting
Attorney JugI came down This mora.
iug, TEgy attended the DumYciaiic
county convention.
Marion ~. job assu, Of Springvlilc,
who was examined yesterday 40 10 hIF
pEn,iy, WAS committed 10 me insane
asy lum.
Mary Aun D wiling, " American
Fork, has commenced an action fHr
divorce agaiuH Rllert B3wuuEl
charging d,-FTpuu, glilrr ~ provide
ami cruelty, ihs phf.irs were married
IA Preston, England, "a loss,
Jcns 4. srtommon died yesterday Al
tae npe VI s4. he hus been living a
the h me U. j. A.. Is. John.Ou, " the
First ward, since hs arrival In this
Cuuutry from Norway a low years Hgu,
The funeral took p,ace this afternoon.
The buard Of directors Of the insane
afyum held their regular monthly
meeting yesIvfG1Y, ani ttansHvlr
regular ruutlr. business UguuUCttl
with the Institution. President shurl.
IN reported that salt Lake county
had removed Fus Doe, vpp was u {,
entitled O. the b.uri,B a., the institute
lion under tho Iaa. The mr.lchl "a.
punuienueut vAs instructed 30 u1uiy
salt Lake Iags4ps, who had caused =
patient 81 Doc committed 10 the asylum,
that "a. puNeut vas MT cuIl.gt 40
the bruvdls 90 tNH Institution, Lu,nE 8
resident Ui ". mi. o, and must be-
removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10

When rest Hog t.l..w, Ham.'
u,oiusriu-'aw swan Die i.-. ..t.a
isau lole, rom which 90" '.'sn tHd
rider got out with v'.,t a Hy. 80
The ,uftfiso Of HE c.Npaui.n Haw.
muuu followed. Ills hUuu plunged
around iu tho water DUNG which 1t
be tho. 80 Hammond wa. struck 90
heavy ulow "a the foIUErnU. In few
mump is uefsc aud rider ntuI t1 the
bottom, % distance Of about tuu feet.
Ire surviviag fisherman H.u alI iu hfs
power 8. lssouo his o.. WliuE relative,
tut uI % vain. u pa. .hrue hUu.
before the U.dy u Hammond could De-
',uui ami taEon iium The sttesn.
NeIi,nI assistance war tummouod, bat
DO Hs. tIu late. The distorted form 10y
.gas before them. Mt Hammond
..agusa vile and five ChUHuH.
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Primary Judges and Caallcugcrs.

.''4m. sing OF thg tiN precinct
Republican committee Zoe, evening,
o., lowing appointments o' IuJggs
.ua c.a.lengcfs lot the wttHs primary
elections Ou August 10Th wore OPP.
polluted.
Eleventh WAri-JuI Oh. james G..
Ir,. a. -. Miller. H.. p score. Chul.
ir p,E ". q. CAruis, Alma Crow,
TWUI,h Wart-JujR'G CHrs Ditul,
4. $. Martin, Tbomns Carter Chs.
.rg,H3 JOSEF h Cottie, a. g.. Rssa.
"u,h Ward--Juagy3 a. J..
mYaUl. IT. J. D'Mrsfs, j. G.. Plat.
lnlsntcrs; n. -. Peterson, " NJ.
Wrutiuu
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provo.
ncmlLrA.i. -nnnly lnLMILol.

Tho Democratic county .HuyvD. 300
met this morning at Do 'oI.yt Ia ihu
Opera house. There wa- large
number uf gdy delegate pfHp.a
Tho object OF tho convention WIZ Goo
uluCl "a president, SECRETARY aud a.
treasurer Tor the % unity central m.
uuitcv srd 90 rogdiu-t the county .r.
Vaui4 lliou 40 that tho pI.- .Hu re-
CcivU representation.
The convention Wac called FOO Ul .rf
by H.. a. wilson, chairman U. Ihrr. u.-
" cent? ! committee, who IU.fuIIg.I
Hon. William Greer, ~ Spanish FnfE,
n, Temporary gh irmau. Nr. Greer
e Bgfatulatoi tho Democratic patty uf
Titan county upon the iA.i ih1t the
count had RENAL cd solid iar urmuc.
rNCy from the nfst, aud uaIfrasUd Bile
firm conviction that 10 ~ r,m.in IN
the future. Prime Evnrs, Of LrrI, wa
elected temporary secretary, gui Mits
May Brown, OF Provo, gsHistrul tenn.
pOrafy secretary.
After reading VI tho call by The score.
taTy, tht usual committee t#ft 81.
pointed. The convention nH tls
addressed hv prominent Dem cratic
speakers, after which I've Teuguu a0s.
zion 'JJurIv'.
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Police Court

The police court this NOR ing die.
posed OF two cases OF dTuekeuuess ami
three cases OF stealing rides.
Those charged with drunkenness
were Chas. Kinder aud wm. Borden.
kiuder is from Oasis, Miilatd county,
aud ~ he stalvI that this was his nTsi
oflonse he was discharged. Borden
was fined $3.50.
l.. a. Hayden Rnd II. Bfompton
were fined s. Tor stealing a ride. Thos.
Saith plead not guilty ana was die.
charged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10
Mingl,ng With Friends.

James Dwy 81, the veteran stationery
man and h0rist, VINO net with such
an unfortunate accident seven Ur
eight months ago, was on the streets
teIay. While ne Is much improved no
is rot sufficiently strong 10 discard his
crutohes. iii many frivudl, together
with the NEWS, trusts that from this
tlme forth no mhy get ru,tet rapidly.
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Ice Crenm Ec.ilrnl-

There VIII be- au leo cream and cake
iestlval and an excellent program rem.
dered In the Ninth ward assembly
hall on Monday evening, August II,
at $ o'clock. ltsCiruliHus Will be given
10y Miss Run E.Gfougo aui En- II.
Pierce; song, Miss Mabel Cooper; 90
conclude with drills, IRhleauE, etc,
Toe proceeds will 10 toward paying
tue geUt Incurred Ia building toe
annex.
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Wednesday, Not MONDAY.

There hps been an Idea that the
meeting oi Republicans In the Thru
precinct was 10 be held on Mouaa,
evening, Ins 10 a mislRke, as Wed.
uesday evening Ia the tune rel, at S
O'Clock. The place Ia tue Seventeen.
wRri sch0pinuuse. The rniclal call 10
"a uur advertising columns.
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Drowned.

: ssd cass ~ d'pa nlug occurred
near Hog Hollow on Sunday AFTERNOON,
says the ksxbnrg U5n.j Ga'f's.
Hober Hamnaud, u wilfyrJ, eod l.,
brother-Iu.law went hsh'ng 10 ,br
Teton river Sunday forenoon. They
Hshea down tbs strssm on horseback.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10

a meeting ui the Republican ynir''
Of tho Seventeenth walI--is Dee D. D
Tor ths putpusc VI puHeuE 'Ht 10
nance iI uamiapliun ..W n.I..
eight arc 90 be- olucir %. sUty. .
hr Republican stat" rnuN emilio" 40 The
vtuI PRIMARY -iH called fHf l..s's.
August lI, ui pm. NJ tut -ts DO
wafl school house,
HAROLD ~. NI..
G. Hifmas wand.
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Musical Note.

The musical department OF the Up.
per Snake River Fair association an
uounCss that iuasuugI a, tue Rex.
burg chuifs anu band axe mumbtTs Of
the committee on entvtIainmrut, they
Will not oDmur . iu tho musical con.
tests Mt the I. II TO b. usl! tAeTs October
q, 10 anu IL.
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The COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

Reprinted from tho orig oiuuu with oopous explain
uuus, rri.l'uccs, lurulur.uuf vir
Lea thl, edition u0ta Iuom drama has boon omitted hut
eyory ureu ihf hs ir,u included Zoo tH bnst standard
editions given UuuTIr.H, Including Don Al
original NOTES aI.Uar W tf Tho vtnienty,
handsomely sat sub nuuNv bound Nrsf Eng i-h cloth
Nuuuu u H $50 ucNos and f rnod from large clear ypc
NTur. a humorous flia p.EH .uuHirttHrH,
VIII uu rreut Go free u charge whom purchases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10

Women Republicans OIL the Fuus.n
precinct aru requested 10 meet NUH.
do, August l-.h, at g. Wp 10 iH,
burlington school uuuss, 0u " H.r. Hi.
Is.WV-u second uuI IhiTd flr 's.
u J sI-iur forming Of q -Four. ig.
.u IS msu's ciuu, Al women alr
llyilau,
g.. CAMIRuN BWuwS,
a.. 90 .H q
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j. u, Harris respectfully announce
TO the Republicans OF tho lhITi Judi
ulal district 90 The State VI Jipu TIM
Dec will be- u c'ulldn'u i0r The N0cr U.
District Julgr, subject 90 tnu "Hut.a.
ton by lhH Republican Judicial ..
yvutlyu ui H.Iu district.
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Inler.Monnlain MIIIIpg COmpany.

The annual meeting % the Inter.
Mountain Milling company was held
NJ the Office OF the company In the
MrCOrniCE block yesterday afternoon.
The fectslaty'a report showed that
ihu c5mpauy's Htlaifs were H. q very
satisfactory condition. The campsny
controls siN mills, four ut which have
been running steadily aud have turned
out m the pet uinU months from
l6I, $50 hu.hels u' wheat, Hour 10 the
amount uf U,s2O,i.B gpuuus, saying
nothing VI the otuef inili.stuls created
through tue process u making nour
A board Of directors Tor The UusuiuE
year was elected consisting NJ the fol.
lowing: Elias Morris, Hymn Bcnnion,
II. l.. Miller, W. =. MCCOruiok, w. u.
WnuECr, William Casper Jr. ana y,
II. rowndrow. The. following oillcer-
were then elected ~ tue board. Elias
Murfis, president; Hyum BtuniOu,
vice presideui; n. T., Miller, secretary,
anu W. >. Mccormick, treasurer. The
directors will hold meeting IN a low
days - either select a new manager
Tor the company ur rc.slsct their pres.
ent aUlo manager, Mr. Hytum Bennion.
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"PECK'j BAD BOY AND HIS PA.


rf.. uue b uui cutl piolu under cover
Tho mo't comi and miIt'uruNoSng book over written
lt.lIuF
worst ruuuy nud 40 hur u"uulu. aud bring Asmio' tNi
l..'IUu UIl
urHI.f.I '|U i"UH tho
n Go 1000 WI" 'eaEH. ua they my tAugh tuu louder u
W be uc.outoi Co oo " Charge purchases
aWuuut co. $780,
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Eleyenlh Marl.

Elder B. II. Roberts Will deliver an
address In the Eleventh ward meeting
house, SUNDAY evening, August llth.
Meeting commences al o O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10

AZ two great Chicago
anu san Francisco r. PFice's BAK-
lug Powder secured hig st hOnOrs.
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TIE YOUNG AMERICAN ANNUAL

book ~ histories, adventures sfuru aunocIoos Lea.
,IIput. mainly Young i0lba
rn..r win rI.o r..r..un u mlH and vast amount
vuu would u.h, Hrr"uNd addition u"uy library uud should
r.us| ,TAH. Dc IFS ITuUtU.y illustrated
puuDI run Iuu clear EIo ON extra auuiorod paper,
bound mud substantial iurIH
back slide bright
presented you roo OF charge WHOM YOUR purehassr
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defendant TO register the plaintiff ~
"a eieoior Of. the ,ecDud election pre-.
cinot Of ORJrp city.
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8

-nuur i- GOO, .us r...r. pt.Iu .u
sunday Y.u oIn q y ufsr
I many WAgH. ~ . Aor tr
q coming VOLTS bu with a
y.p1r Ouly obtained ty u.ttl
Iul pure HT ard having a Freedom uu.
limited,
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\ fair comt.aa an comes from pure
{ ui. Tho $50 's insufeI by Dr.
PncC's Bsp 'tr
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A.tr. u#. .IfH'INu lI0YClr,
.H.n. .. ...H #H "a DO. sa
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23
CHRISTMAS PRICES.
What Holiday Dinners viii Cost.

w HdC f1Olluay DlnnerS Will COsL.
The Christmas markets are brave with
their show of poultry and game. the fish
dealers are in no particular behind them,
and the grooers' windows make the
prices that will probably prevail during
the week:
TURK eys, all the way from IS to 23
cents; few nice natives will bring 25
cents; chicks, IS to 90 cents: ducks 90
and IS cents. There are no black duck.
Native geese 80 to 25 cents; no Bremen
geese can be had; fowl, Is to II cents !;
venison steak, So cents; no legs in the
market; quail, 1925 dozen cartridges,
none; prairie chickens, 49, s5 per pair and
very; scarce pigeons, IS dozen; turban
radishes, 10 cents bunch; celery, IL
cents; spinach, 80 cents a peck; cucum-
bers, 90 cents apiece water oress, 10 cents
a bunch; tomatoes, 40 cents pound ;
mushrooms. rs cents pound parsley,
10 cents bunch; horse radish root, 80
cents a pound; sweet potatoes, cents
pound; oranberries, 10 cents quart.
IOf OSyG6rS, 0U C6lUS OOZ6n are asked
for sea pets, and 20 cents dozen for
Blue points, Cape Gods, Rocky points
and Bulloek's coves Little neck CLAIMS
are 25 cents, shrimps are 60 cents quart,
Rhode Island scallops, so cents quart,
State of Maine soallops, So cents; frogs
legs. rs cents pound; diamond terrapin,
e3. SO apiece; Pine Point CLAIMS, Is cents
a quart; North Carolina shad, rs cents a
piece; striped bass, 20 to 25 cents pound !;
Spanish mackerel, 40 cents pound; fresh
mackerei, 90 cents; Sebago pickerel Is
cents pound; Freeport smelts, Is cents
chicken halibut, Is cents; sugar cured
finnan haddies, 30 cents; French scrod,
6 cents; lake trout, IS cents; blue tlsh,
16 cents; whitef1sh, IS cents; siscoes. Is
cents.
..Jamaica oranges are 80 cents dozen
Savannah, 80, 40 and 50; Malaga grapes, Is
to 25; grape fruit 10 Ia to 20 cents
bananas, SIS cents; mixed nuts, is cents
candy from 10 to. 80 cents pound; figs,
10 to 35 cents dates, cents
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23

Boston, December 22.-There came
the Boston q Albany road, be.
tween Newtonville and Newton this
morning, owing to the dense fog, and
apparently the mistake of one engineer.
Newtonville passengers for Boston
thought they were going to be wrecked
in the fog right at their own doors. The
8. 0S passenger had left Newton Vile on
the main line, and went along all right.
Four minutes later the 812 passenger
train, on the same line, pulled out of
Newtonville.
1t hadn't left the station three minutes
before there was fearful crash, and the
passengers found that the 812 had run
head first into work train that was
making up between the two stations.
The passengers were thrown about the
oars in lively fashion, the glass in the
windows was broken and the seats on
the forward end of the first car were torn
from their fasteningE.
Both engines weres damaged
and everybody on the train
was badly shaken up and frightened.
Percival B. Rolfe of Portland, Me-, a
passenger, WAS 30 badly injured that am
putation Of an arm was found necessary.
He Is a native of Portland, and a so OF
Samuel Rolfe, one of Portland's Oldest
and most respected business men. The
Injured man for several years represented
q large wholesale dry goods house of
Portland, but recently, has been travell-
ing salesman for Strawbridge & Clothier,
wholesale clothiers of Philadelphia. He
was unmarried.
Mr.. Rolfe was taken to the Emergency
hospital, where the operation was per-
formed by DR.. Calvin. Mr.. Rolfe's left
had been terribly lacerated at the wrist.
Another man was so scared that he
jumped through window, glass and all.
John Cunningham, baggage master OF
the passenger train, was shaken up, but
not seriously injured.
(Mr. Rolfe's many Portland friends
will sympathize deeply with him in his
affliction.)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23
FISK & ooEF ASSIGN.
Embarrassment Hoped To Be Only Tenn
porary.

The firm of Fisk & Golf, well-known
clothiers of Boston, assigned Saturday
to Hon H. B. Cleaves of this city, Ed
ward n. Hill of Boston, and Rudolph
Lichtenstein.o New York. The firm &C.
cupy a large store in Boston, on Boyls-
ton street, and another at the corner of
Cross and Middle streets in Portland
In conversation with the Portland man.
agersSaturday evening that gentleman
said that the amount of liabilities and
assets could not be given. He said when
the firm established its branch business
this fall the indications were that they
would have good business, but these
expectations had not been realized, owing
to the depression of the clothing trade
Mr.. Fisk's old friends in Portland will
hear of his failure with regret. For years
he was in the business under the Preble
house, and was for two terms president
of the Common Council
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23
CADET GLASSES.
Exhibition at the Athletic Club Gymnasi-
UNI Saturday.

The exhibition at the Portland Athletic
Cup gymnasium Saturday afternoon
OF the boys Glasses, was attended by a
very select audience of 400. The juvenile
classes who have Teen drilling under
Pro-. Lee, did excellent work, which re-
hects credit on the young athletes ana
their instructor. Prof. Lee has worked
hard with the boys with capital results.
and the audience yesterday showed their
appreciation by frequent outbursts or
applause. The musical selections by Mr..
A. =. Smith, We're very good, and Mr.. H.
u. Alien, pianist, is to be congratulated
also. The following was uhe programme
Exercises on Vaulting Buck, by class,
Geo. S. Sabin, leader.
Indian Clubs-Lawrence D. Woodbury.,
leader, Robert Payson, Robert B. Locke,
Geo. S. Sabin, Henry A. Bellows, Clifford
A. Woodbury., Elmer Perry, Hugh G..
Chisholm, Charles K. Hall, Willard H..
Woodbury., Willard p Dennis
Flying Rings-By Glass, Clifford A.
Woodbury., leader.
Indian Clubs-(SpeciaD. Prof. G. r..
Lee.
Bar Bells-Hugh G. Chisholm and
Henry A. Bellows, leaders, LuoiensSnow,
Clifford A. Woodbury., Willard P. Dennis,
Robert Payson, Lawrence Woodbury., Cliff
ton FL. Vose, Elmer Perry, Willard Wood
bury, Robert B. Locke, George S. Sabin.
Pole Vauiting-Payson, Locke, Vose,
Lawrence. Woodbury..
Dumb Bell Drill-Willard H. Woodbury.
leader, George S. Sabin, Elmer Perry,
Clifton H. Vose, Willard p. Dennis,
Charles K. Hall, Robert b. Locke, Henry
A. Bellows. Luoien Snow, Clifford A.
Woodbury., Robert Payson, Hugh G.
Chisholm, LaWren ce Woodbury.
Mat Work-By Glass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23
Roothbay.

Charles H. Lewis,a lifelong resident Of
this town, died at home on the 10Th
after IL long and severe illness.
he two-storied dwelling house Of Sid.
neg Bennett at East Boothbay, burned te
the ground last Wednesday night. TIL,
house was occupied by Mr. Knipe and hi,
family, who barely escaped with theil
lives.
The soft spell of weather has taker
part of the frost out of the ground and
mud is four to five inches deep, greatly
impeding travel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23
OBITUARY..
Rev. Charles HadIey.

Lewiston, Me-, December 21.-Chas.
Hadley, a missionary in India, who was
Frustrated by disease at his post, return
Cd to his fathers home in Lewiston
whore he died at p. m, today aged 81
years. He leaves wi ow and two chill
Qren.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23
The Weeks Arrests.

The number of arrests last week was
63, for these causes: drunk, 81; assault,
8; larceny, g.; illegal transportation, s.;
open shop. L; breaking and entering, 4 :;
search and seizure, 8; throwing snow
balls in the street. 2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.

BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON,
Saturday-0 Hodge, intoxication /;
fined S. and COSTS
Herman Hanson, intoxioation; fined
So and COSTS
Margaret Coffin, intoxication; 80 days in
the house Of correction.
Albion 6. Delaney, common drunkard ;
80 day in Jail,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23
The Death Rate.

There were thirteen deaths in this city
during the week ending Saturday noon
from the following causes: Cancer, 2
valvular disease of the heart, 2; laryn
gifts, 1; atrophy of the liver, 1; peri
tonitis, L; phthisis, 1; Pneumonia. 1
senility, 3; uraemia, /.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23
Real Estate Transfers,

The following transfers of real estate
in this county have been recorded in
the Registry OF Deeds:
Gray Fred A. Tenney to Charles T..
May berry.
Westbrook-William W. Lamb to Isaac
A Bailey
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND IS.
Supreme Judicial Court In equity. Stephen
W. Carr insurance commissioner, VS.. Provi-
dent Aid Society.
The undersigned, Robert T. .Whitehouse, Of
Portland, in the County of Cumberland and
State of Maine. duly appointed master in
chancery In the above entitled cause, to receive
hear and determine all claims against said de-
on the fourteenth and twenty-eighth days Of
January, A. D. 1896. at two O'Clock in the
forenoon, at his office in the Union Mutual
Building in Portland, in said county hearings
will be held to receive, near and determine all
such claims as afor esaid.
ROBERT r. WHITEHOUSE,
Master.
LESLIE c. CORNISH,
Compliments Solicitor.
Portland, Me-. Dec. 10, 1895.
dec16dIaw3wM
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DOR. SALE-The Homestead of the late
= Thomas Quinby. near Stroudwater in Deer
ing. Four acres of land with good house On
station; perfect drainage; Sebago water. AS
fine location as there is in Deering Apply to
ANDREW AWES. Stroudwater ily27-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-23

Why throw away your money for every
new cough syrup, when you can buy that
standard remedy DR.. Bnlps cough syrup
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WANTED-To buy from $1,000 to Sl5, 900
w worth of cast off clothing. I pay the
highest cash prices for ladies' dresses.
gents and chiidren's clothing and gents
winter overcoats. Cab or address, lie ter
or postal TO SIDE GROOT, rs Middle street.
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FOR SALE-Musical goods for the Holiday
trade, just received. The best display ever
in Portland. Pianos. Music Boxes. Violins,
Mandolins, Guitars. Banjos. Comets, Harmo-
nicas, etc. Popular Music music Books,
music Rolls. superior Vioins and Banjo
Strings. Please call. HALVES, Ala Congress
street. "A