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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25

Mr.. (or rather Mastel) Pat Boz
deu was arrested here yesterday af-
teraoon by Marshal Stanley Ed
wards West side) and turned over
to the East side officers, who like
wise turned him over to a Hemp
stead officer from Hope, where he
is wanted for theft, to which place
he was carried last night The
charge is made that he was caught
with clothing stolen from Captain
Rhodes store at Hope, as also a lot
OF hardware taken from some other
store, The young man is from a
highly respectable family, his father
having been a leading citizen Of
Hampstead county, and his mother
is from a leading family of the
state, The war broke the family
up financially, the father dying be
lore he could make provision for
their future sustenance. Mrs
Borden came here and remained
about year, keeping a boarding
house. AS a nattero Of course young
Borden was or the street all the
time, and fell in with bad company
and learned the ways Of bad men
and boys, He is Of that age that
calls not for the penitentiary but a
reformatory, and we think our state
should establish one to deal with
the boys and girls who commit
crimes in ourstate
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25

General Bolliuger Booth, Of the
Salvation Army, has applied for
naturalization papc's, and will make
his home iu jersey City,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
Caprice,

Caprice will berepeated at a mat
inee performance on Saturday ey-
euing, 1t the day is clear and
balmy, the house will have standing
room only,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
I?C0 TETE PUBLIC.

Wh to the genera reduction and depression IN prices IN nes OF
we have concluded to make the following prices IN our inc o
E%Ot price @ eare for coored former price 49, price 9bO Oar
"FT, TO oEer price 80, present price $500 ,, f., r ~.
we NE NOTICE Our Undertaking Esabhshhent u GoPeV o.
G and we prepared to do the best work IN the S bb
goods reduced In price Open day ana night Az e
OOr our Mr. Shut
Texarkana Livery Company.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
HELLO, THEREl

We notice daily in the Dallas News
where small cities like our own are
being connected by long distance
telephone, and also that they are
having local exchanges established.
The telephone is looked upon now
pretty much as our mail system; it
is a convenience we can not do with
out. When our city once gets an
exchange established, with one or
two hundred subscribers, the long
distance companies will come in
here from both Arkansas and Tex
as, and you can then ring up a
friend, and, by placing a nickle in
the slot, you can chat to your
hearts content
We clip the following from the
Little Rock Gazette, on The teIe-
phone subject Of that city: 81, M,
Blakeley, of Chicago, representing
a syndicate which proposes to pro-
vide Little Rock with a new tele-
phone service, put in his appear
ance yesterday, and set about to
put into execution prearranged
plans, He gave out that the com
pany he represents will begin busi-
ness by instituting a cut to $3.50 in
the monthly rentals Of telephones,
The same corporation he represents
has made arrangements to begin
operations in a number of cities in
this and adjoining states, The new
it is understood, will
make speciality of long distance
telephoning, and will establish an
circuit" "
Now, Mr., Davis is here for the
Of establishing system at
prices lower than those charged by
The Chicago concern, If we get a
good local system here it will pay
Mr., Blakely to come to Texarkana
and put in his long distance ma
hines. Let us all Subscribe tor a
phone and have some Of the conve-
liences of this world.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
NOTICE.

WANT every man and woman in the United
Etates Interested in the Opium and Whisky
hSbltb to have one OF my books on these dis.
enseG.. Address Il. NJ, Woolley, Atlanta, Ga,
Aox 3e2, and one will be cent you free.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25

On Thursday, the 25th,
Browns State Line Avenue
Grocery will move into the
brick, on Broad street, next
to Robinson's drug store,
formerly occupied by the
Woodfin Furniture Co. With
enlarged room, a still lar
ger stock Of staple and fan
cy groceries will be kept
Ia stoek---everything OF
the best, in nice edibles.
An enlarged trade is solicit
ed.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
LOREN ~ CllAUNoEY,
4 l6 I'm 306 Vine Street,

A visit to our new store, 1903 East
Broad street, will convince you that
we carry a FIRST class stock Of jew
ery of every description, We are
also practical watchmakers and
engravers, Prices moderate,
q, A, TALlArEnRo 4 BnO,
9.gl.lwk
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25

Calico, fast colors, spring patterns,
only 2lc yd,
Ladies Shirt Waist, 81 kind, for SOC,
Ladies' Shirt Waist, 75c kind, for
35c,
Checked Nainsook, always sold for
7!c, for 2!c,
2inch Spring Dress Platforms, for
l8c,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
10 tho Public.

Mr., W, i, Loren having connec"
ted with him Mr. D, A. ChaunceN
formerly Of Dallas, who Is a thor
ough mechanic in every respect,
they are now prepared to give spec
ial attention TO all work IN our line,
either In shop OF, outside, Mr.,
Chauneey will give special attention
to repairing sewing machines, gaso'
line stoves, etc. and will take pleas
urc IN calling at residences when
notified. We also do all kinds OF
upholsteriug, furniture repairing,
etc, Stair building a speciality,
LOREN a. CuAUNoEy,
4 10 I'm 306 Vine Street,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
Ladies Please Notice.

Ice cream served every afternoon
after 3 o'clock at la Belle Ice Cream
Parlors, ZIG State Line Ave.
Miss CARRIE OzIER,
Proprietress.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25

The auction sales now in pro-
gress at LIecht & Rindskopf's Ia
nearing a close..wil only continue
few days, Attend them today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
Bucklon,s Arr .oa salvo.

The best saIye In the world tor
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chiiblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required, It is
guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded Price
% cents per box For sale by
Smith Drug Co,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
Election Proclamation.

Notice Is hereby gIvon that an election
will be held In the special school district
Of ToxarkanN, Arkansas, on Saturday,
18th day Of May, 1895, at the respective
voting procncto in each Of the several
wards Of said city, to-wlti
Ward AT tho City Hall,
Ward 2-At the corrugated iron build
ing on the cast side Of Vine street between
Broad and Clinton streets,
Ward AT tho Miller county court
house,
Ward AN the col0rod school house,
For the purpose Of OscortOInIng and
liking the amount and rate Of school tax
TO be loylod for school purposes for tho
yoOr 1895, aud also for tho purpose of
oloetIng (2) school dlroc tors 10 M tho
vacancies accustomed by the expiration
Of the term OF Office OF directors, Horny
O. Kelley and b.. F. FrIodol for said dis
trct.
In testimony Whereof ! have horounto
sot my hand and affixed tho corporate
seal Of said city this cath day OF April
1895
j G.. EDwABDa,
Muyau az fVaunpifunu AYis
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
To Merchants and Business Men.

TO all who were compelled to take
down their signs, ] will make spec
lal prices ON all orders for new
signs, given by May lst. All work
6rst.class. FRANK ]. CHURCH,
The ONLY SIGN WRITER in the
ity. 4252t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25

Those beautiful silver belt buckets
at Il b. Sehusters always please
the ladies', Call and see them
1925
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25

Some newspaper correspondent
imposed on the Little Rock Demo
crat, by sending long message OF
the hanging Of l}iIl Oweos al warm
er Station. The tragicaI taking OIL
Of BIZ had The regular 'dull thud'
attachments interlniDg the article
One paragraph states that "3lITS
brayado lorsook him at Che last
moment, and he appeared as a cow
ering wretch The laugh Is on the
Democrat, for Mr. Btll Owens will
not adorn his "heayenIy cragat' m'
I'll The latter part of May When
he was shown the Democrats MIie'
lie on his taking leave of This wicked
and tempestuous world, he employ
ed counsel TO look up The Demo
Gratis responsible man and sec u the
paper could stand damage suit,
What Is the matter with the boys
Iately2 TIE papers are filed up
with their eocapades aud theylng
proellyities, lsitthe "yellow back"
book sold or is The hard tines at
home making them yagsaud thieves
We cannot believe II is the latter
and knowing, or rather believing
that the novel Of the sensational
kind Is the root from which springs
the evil We clip this from the
lIIot Springs Democrat os a TAR
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25

so pieces Spring Waist and Dress Silk l7sc
double the money
20 doz. Ladies Black Silk Mitts, at 10c
so doz Ladies Black and Coored Silk Mt 25c worth SOC.
rs doz all linen Towels at 5c, good values at 25c
% doz Ladies Tan and Mode Kid Gloves at 45 ST. 90 quality
30 pieces 36nch Cambria standard brand 1910 goods for 88c
IS pieces lot Torshon Lace OF 6lc worth from 10 to 5c
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
Mayor Of 1'OSOrkOna, Ark.

ArrEsrl
g. W, TREurR,
City Recorder.
by order OF the spocInl school district
Of TexOrkanO, Arkansas,
H. w, MULLINS,
President Of the School Boord,
hrrERr,
EFF FnlEDEbr,
Secretary OF thO School Board
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
MEMS Monday Bargains.

French Babrggan Shirts and Drawers good values at 40
and 50 cents.
Neggee Shirts Pecae good values at $780, 75c and 40
cents.
Socks black or TAM high spced heel and foot imported
sell at csc pair 6 pairs in package Monday $Ioo
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
LOUIS HEILBRoN,
Leading ieweIar & Money Lender

Loans Money on all Collaterals.
Buys Gold, Diamonds add
other Precious Stones.
--oFFERs BARGAINS M
UNREDEEMED DIAMONDS AND WATCHES
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
NO. 213.
Good Offerings This Week

Those who have seen or bought some Of our pre-
vious bargains appreciated the money we saved
them in their purchases.
A CITY GAIT Of extraordinary merit will be one Of
VAAA u@MA the leading attractions here.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-25
CAST,

AT rh, lcnices "Jacks in love" Arrival of Mr. Potts
"Ty MQJvy Caught in the act Wel lll be go darned ,,
ACT IT, Farmer Baxers home Mrs Hendersons letter Mercy
@ MRS Henderson, Jack and his mother You are right mother,
"~ Po, g)" "Old woman, yer got left didn't yeY u 4
a Where You goqgY, m Eone to & be SGy yayr
y Wd Edith bcDuthcd Lucy Ashton Jacks return 'JaGE you
wo mc" W knew she'd yank him back again Grand Medley
MUSIC BY Mo0ANNs ORCHESTRA
MISS ougEe llygon Pianist,
Romemhar the Price. Only Is and Is Cents.
The herald., 1895-03-07
THE NEBRASKA SUFFERERS
The coaaing Entertainment Under the q. A.

The ccnning Entertainment Under the q. A. z.
Endorsed By nsny Citizens
Pasadena, March 6.-The benefit enter
tainment which the G. "A. R. post is arrang-
ing for the Nebraska sufferers is attract
ing the attention OF the public general lv
and promises to prove great success.
: The Pasadena Opera Club most gener-
ously donates its services free Of charge in
the productio n OF The Pirates of PEN
zance, and no charge is made for the opera
house by Professor Lowe. The following,
relative to this entertainment is given out:
We whose names are undersigned desire
70 express our hearty Endorsement OF the
movement under the auspices OF John f.
Godfrey Post, GAR, to raise funds by
means of a public entertainment at the
Grand Opera House, on the evening OF
March 8, 1895, for the Nebraska sufferers.
By every means in our power we will CO.
operate with the veterans in this noble
cause, and call upon all citizens of Pasa-
dena to unite with us in giving our moral
and financial support to the same.
william Stanton, M. G. Wentworth,
John Mason LOOMS, A. II. Sellers, Dr.
and Mrs. e. L. Conger, N. H. G. Fife,
WHY'S Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reyes,
L. p Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Hurl-
but Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. M. Green, Hon. and Mrs. III. II.
Markham, Mr.. and Mrs. George +. ker-
enaghan, Professor and Mrs. 7. s. @. Lowe,
Florence Kollock, Mr.. and Mrs. John
.Wadsworth, H. L. Stats.
The herald., 1895-03-07
Pasadena Local Briefs

y Miss Annie Painter left for her home at
What Cheer, Ia, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Howe left yesterday
ON carriage trip to San Jacinto
Mr.. John Bley, father of A. w. Bley,
and wife are visiting with his son in this
city.
Mrs. Kate Topper Galpin speaks at the
home of Mr.. Taylor, on Grand avenue,
tomorrow morning.
The new Union Savings Bank opened
this morning. Mr.. Charles Smith is
cashier and H. M. Gabriel president.
The regular weekly meeting of the w.
G. T. U. will be held in the M. Il. Church
tomorrow afternoon, when officers will be
elected for the ensuing year. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Professor W. X. Gaylor delivered lee
ture in the university extension course at
the Unlversalist Church this evening
I upon Domestic Chemistry. Many valuable
points were given the ladies.
. City Attorney w. Z. Arthur returned
from Pomona this morning, where he
went on legal business. He reports that
the contract for paving at that place has
been let to Mr.. Fairchild, who did the
work here
4. Tomorrow evening there will be re-
hearsal of the principals in Olivette at
Professor Kyle's rooms. The leading parts
are to be taken by Professor Kyle, Mrs.
w. b. Clapp, Mr. George S. Cook, Mr.. e.
HI. Kohler. Mrs. b. o. Kendall Mr. +. III.
Burnham, Miss Helen Forbes The opera
will be given about March 22d
The herald., 1895-03-07
|RD OF A SINGLE DAY SOUTH OF THE TEHACHEPI
An Independent Candidate for the City
va Marshalsfip
Kiss Jessie Padgham's Success In Opera.
The Real Estate Transfers.
Personal Mention

Santa Ana, March 6.-The Kyle Opera
Company played in Surgeons Opera
House last night. Miss Jessie Padgham
took the leading part and received hearty
applause. Miss Padgham has most
wonderful voice and from the first to last
she was the favorite of the audience.
The contest for the City Marshalship is
waxing warm Mr.. ]. A. Honkey, at one
time member Of the City Board Of Trus-
tees, came ont this morning as an indie
pendent candidate.
4 very successful Presbyterian social
was held last night at the residence of L.
G. Barrett, ON East Second street.
The church at Garden Grove has become
too small. An addition will be built at
once.
The steam laundry is putting in new
and larger boiler and other improve
ments.
Mr.. A A. Gamble, the railway engi-
neer, is now employee on the Santa Ana
and Newport Railway.
William Smart has purchased the house
formerly owned by Colonel f.. K. Edwards
on East Fourth street.
A reception will be given Rev. and Mrs.
james Mcclure tomorrow evening at Mr..
Surgeons residence on North Main
street.
The social of the Baptist ladies at the
residence OF DR.. r. Carton last night was
well attended.
There will be meeting of wheelmen
next Friday night when all members are
expected to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Brownstone of Selma are
rejoicing over the advent Of new baby
boy.
Mrs. s. P. We'll is reported very ill at
her home.
A ~,or,;o~. I;oo~.o ,,,o. ;.s,,nJ +1do,, -
James H. Brown, aged 40, and Sarah M.
Goodwin, aged 20, both OF Tustin.
John Lemke has bought twenty acres of
the Stearns Rancho Company in section
20, township 8, range 8.
City Attorney q. B. West went to
Fresno this morning to be gone, week:
Waldron and L. H. Mosher all of Los
Angeles, were in this city today.
W. d. Howe OF st. Louis, G. G. Cavan-
augh of Detroit and Frederick G. Howe
OF Barstow, were in this city today.
J. G. Baker OF Lucas county, Iowa, who
has been visiting his parents in West
minister, departed for home today.
J. H Sweeney OF Inyo county is visiting
his old friend, d. 7. Brock.
DR.. J. A. Crane was taken seriously i'll
yesterday.
Santa Ana Lodge 241, F. and A. NJ,
will meet in regular session Friday even
ing. ~.
night Mrs. T. w. Mayors was hired as
janito at IS per month. The secretary
salary was fixed at IS per month. Taylor
AMI heecil were appointed COMMITTEES
with power to purchase books.
George and Lewis Emerson have built
ten fine boats for Catalina this season,
making about 80 boats in all for them, be-
sides a steam launch. ga.
meeting to organize the Orange
County Good Citizenship League will be
held at the Baptist church at 7 80 Friday
evening, and at o'clock the meeting will
be turned over to DR.. J. r. Price, Rev.
Burt Estes Howard and others who will
deliver addresses III the interest Of secur-
ing the International G. e. convention at
Los Angeles Everybody interested
should be in attendance.
The herald., 1895-03-07
In Social Circles

Pasadena, March 6.--The members of
Brownie Club held one OF their pleasant
social gatherings last evening at the home
of Miss Lucy Chamberlain, on North Los
Robes avenue, which proved no exception
to the rule OF uniformly enjoyable events
which the meetings OF the club have been
during the past season. Games and music
furnished amusement for the evening,
very dainty refreshments being served
later. Miss Stone and Miss Monfort tie
for first PRIZE in the memory game, tine
prize going to Miss Stone. Mr.. Colling-
wood was awarded the BOBBY prize, a
silver tennis racket OF unique kdesign.
Four new members were voted into the
club Misses Thompson, Woodruff and
Newly and Mr.. Carl Nash. Those present
were: Misses York, Scudder, Gates, Graz
ham, Hodgson, Monfort Stone and Cham
berlain and Messrs. Allen, Coils. Scudder,
Collingwood, Holmes, Thompson Lippin-
colt and Chamberlain.
Progressive hearts was enjoyed by the
guests of the Spaulding last evening. The
play was good and much interest was
taken. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Pierce
and Mrs. Lewis, cnsistffig OF silver
cologne flask and silver card case
A meeting of the Cithara Club a newly
organized musical combination, was held
at the home OF Miss 'Filetson, on South
Los Robes avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Papers were read by Misses Page and
Tiletson ON Greek music, with iIlustra-
tions. instrumental selections were given
by Mrs. Walter Wotkyns and Miss Senter.
The herald., 1895-03-07
STREET PAVING AT POMONA
The Contracts Awarded by the City
Trustees
Dissatisfaction Of the Second Street Property
Owners and Talk Of Enjoinng
the City

Pomona, March 6.-The City Trustees
last night awarded the contract for paving
Second street to Fairchid & Vinson, at 80
cents per lineal foot for curbing, 27A for
cutters and % 7-8 for asphalt paving, in
Guiding alleys. The bid of b. Breese was !:
Cement curb, %; cutters, 34 asphalt
pavement with cement base, 81. Ranchild
& Smiths bid was: Cement curb, %;
gutter, Is; asphalt pavement with cement
base, 81. Quite a number of Second street
property owners express dissatisfaction
at the award, and there is some talk of
enjoining the city from carrying out the
work.
The monthly report of City Recorder
Youngs was adopted.
City Attorney Bell was authorized to
represent the city at the annual meeting
OF the Irrigation Company OF Pomona, the
city being stakeholder.
The salaries of the city officials for the
ensuing two years was fixed as follows
Treasurer per month, $40; recorder, $25;
marshal, $50, with 10 per cent in poll
taxes and per cent on all city licenses
collected, making the Office worth be-
tween $75 and $S5 per month.
The City Attorney was instructed to
revise an ordinance SO as to read, 1.-The
Assessor must personally examine, once
S"Sh Oil PiOPCA " oooCooOu'
Credit is due Bert Emo for the packing
Of the box of oranges in Class ID that
drew first premium at the Citrus Fair for
best packed box, under name of Miss May
Huston, in which it was entered. Mr..
Emo is young man of considerable expe-
rience in the orange packing business and
is well-known here for his dizziness in the
art. He is the assistant of Judge F. A.
Newell, who has charge of the Pomona
exhibit.
H. e. Schwichenberg's ''stag" party
last evening was a prominent success.
Pomona at the Citrus Fair captured the
following: For best exhibit of citrus
fruit, Glass l, first prize; best locality ex-
hibit of citrus fruit, first prize, also first
premium for best packed box of oranges.
Willard Ruff, late of Chanute, Kan, has
been made foreman of the Pomona Times
Office.
Allie Sacray OF Los Angeles is in Po-
mona.
The herald., 1895-03-07
BOYS CHARGED WITH MURDER
The Fitzpatrick Case Before Recorder
Rossiter
Professor James to Lecture on Cruelty
to Animals Nebraska Sufferers.
Social Events

Pasadena, March 6.-The case OF W.
Fitzpatrick, charged with the murder of
Elmer Newton, was to have come up or
postponement in Recorder Rossiter's
court this morning, but the attorneys
were not able to be present and the matter
went over until tomorrow when argument
will be made in support Of briefs filed
since the first hearing, by the District At
torney, Willis, and Hrnsaker ard Stew
ems, attorneys for the defense. The at
torney for the people submits that the
revideuce is sufficiently strong duplicating
Young Fitzpatrick Ia the killing to bold
him on the charge.
The defense put in plea for dismissal
on the ground that while Fitzpatrick was
present that Andy Parks was the man
who inflicted the fatal blow and that the
defendant should be released. The case
Is most unfortunate one, the boy being
only eighteen years Of age and his brother,
who was discharged only sixteen years
old.
Parks, who was employed as foreman
by the father OF the Fitzpatrick boys, is
still at large and has in all proba bility
made good his escape. From the evidence
brought out he stands good chance for a
life sentence if he is captured.
The herald., 1895-03-07
MOUNT LOWE
A Number Of NotabIes Enjoy the Trip Up tn
Incline

Echo Mountain, March g. Hey
strangely we meet people from every
where on Mount Lowe. :" exclaimed IA
white haired lady with beautiful face as
she greeted with surprise, an old friend
from st. Paul, and spoke of having just
seen mutual acquaintance from Chicago.
These surprises are very pleasant and OF
daily occurrence on Echo Mountain.
Among, those who patronized the
Mrs. James Gazely, of Albany, n. y:
Pauline l.. Greene, of the City of Mexico
X H Cotrell, of Westerly, Il. l., and w. l..
Johnson, of Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Human and their
daughter. Miss Blanche Human. are from
Dunkirk, N. Y. Mr.. Human is presi-
dent of the Brooks Locomotive Works in
that western terminus Of the New. York
and Erie Railway.
A party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Peckham and Miss Peckham, of New
York; T. F. Mason, OF New 70 k md
Miss Hyde, of New Haven; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cutter Page, of San Francisco. Mr.
Electric Car Truck Company's very ex-
tensive works established at Kingston,
N. Y.
The Goetz family of Milwaukee. are
making a prolonged stay at the Echo
Mountain House. They consist of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. w. Goetz, the Misses Mar
garet and Else Goetz, and Masters Werner
and George Goetz.
Among the thirty or forty passengers
who disembarked at Altadena were
Mr. and Mrs. j. Stiles Miss L. j. Stiles,
and their friend Mrs. NJ. o. McMahan.
Some Minneapolis people were Mrs.
Charles W. Rhone, Chester s. Rhone and
Amy A. Summers, while Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Wise were from the twin cities of
ST panl and Mimi O0lia
The contingent from Oconomowoc, Wis,
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Collins,
Miss Collins, Mrs. Fay and daughter. and
Mrs. Small and daughter
Henry w. Putnam, Jr., is New York
hardware merchant. With HIM were H. A.
Putnam and the Misses Anne and Irene
Putnam.
A bevy OF New England misses consisted
of Misses b. j. Eastman, Salisbury, N. H.. ;
Annie Lord, Jackson, N. IL. Anna s.
Brush Fairfax. VT; Miss Z. A. Corlss.
Waltham, Mass. Evy F. Smith, South
Weymouth, Mass, and Kate Il. Grimmer,
Portland Me-