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The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
LARRABEE, 246 Middle Street,

King. Mr.. Campbell had quite varied
experience. AT one time he came here
as an engineer on one of the Allan steam
ers, at another he was an engineer on the
Grand Turnk railroad, running on the
Quebec division, and was well acquaint-
ed with poor Mcleod, who was killed a
few days ago; and for about. three years
he was missionary in Africa. He has
been at the head of a faith home in this
city for about two years, where many
invalids profess to have been greatly
blessed by Divine healing
1t is intended to carry on the meetings
as USUAL and all Christian workers are
specially invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
in this county have been recorded il
the Registry of Deeds:
Deering-Fannie E. Hopkinson to May
nard D. Hanson.
Howard c. Smith to Mark f. Fogg.
Myron f. Moore to Richard 6. Smith.
Joseph J. Smith to Richard 6. Smith.
Otisfield-George Hazen toS Joseph R.
Edwards, $1,000. t.
Gray-William Thompson ct ais to VIM
P. Haskell, $40.
New Gloucester-Phillip II. Hubbard
to Mathew G. Morrill,, S55. f.-
Portland-Lois A. Reed to Ladies
Circle Second Parish church.
Samuel Pettingill to Albert L. Barens
$50.
Annie B. McLanatham to Francis B.
Southworth, ct ais.
Bridgton-Henry E. Warren to Cynthis
W. Messer, $40.
Melvin P. Frank to Belle C.ssYoung.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The Illinois Central passenger train No.
2, which left New Orleans Thursday,
was wrecked two miles north of Pouch
Taula, La, Jack Purdick, the engi-
neer, was killed, and the fireman, George
Hammond, and the baggageman, Dick
Hogan, were bady hurt.
The sailboat Richard K. Fox, in which
Captain McCallum left New York on
was SPOKEN % on the % hight tt Of Ju9 stS IL
lat. 41.21; long. 1928, by the North
German Lloyd steamer Witterkind Nc
Callum reported everything all well.
Jack Dempsey, ex-champion prize figh.
ter, is physical wreck and looks as
though he had but a short time to live
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
Examination of Teachers.

The examination for teachers certifi-
Gates will take place in the council cham
Der, City Building, at 8 O'Clock Tuesday
morning. There are at preent six
vacancies in the public schools of this
city, and one vacancy in the High school,
which will be filled before September.
One of these vacancies is on Long Island.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
Ladies' Underwear.

/ lot Ladies' Jersey ribbed Vests, low
neck, dropstitoh front, sleeveless.
Saturday IL 12c.
The balance of our 25c Jersey ribbed,
Vests, low neck, TIC each.
lot Jersey ribbed Vests low neck, sleeve
less, extra sizes, 5, 81. Saturday
19c each.
All our 33c and 35c Jersey Ribbed Vests,
summer weight, thigh and low neck,
25c each. SOC qualities marked down
to 800. In white and ecru
lot of light pink and light blue Jersey
ribbed Vests, low neck and sleeveless,
800 quality. Saturday 23c each.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
MARRIAGES..

In Saco, July 8. Adoniram j. Henderson and
nj iss Isabel Hannah Sawyer.
In Oakland, July 8, Ralph M. Brann of Saco,
formerly Of Augusta, and Miss Susie M. Drum
mond OF Oakland.
In Bath, July A. William r. Wiley OF Littleton,
A1lroostook county. and Miss Rosie M. Bowie OF
Phippsburc.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

A hundred new Bos-
ton Bags came in this
morning and are ready
now in the leather goods
section.
Travelling bags, shawl
straps, writing folios,
card and ticket cases.
purses, pocket books.
collar and cuff holders,
travellers dressing cases,
drinking cups, TASKS and
all requisites for tourists.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
Seizures by the Police Last Evening.

Officers Pillsbury and Keating made a
beer at the Mullin block on Fore street
last evening. The bartender had fled and
the sprinkler was found behisd the
counter. The case was found in the cellar
Officers McGrath and Thompson seized
about a gallon of ale and two bottles of
whiskey on Commercial street last eve
ming.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

DON'T miss the grand production of the
Two Orphans this afternoon and eve
ming. Today is the last chance you will
have of seeing McCallum in grand
production of the Two Orphans
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

iature, card or cabinet
size. White metal
frames, silvered quad
ruple plate and sterling
silver,
At this counter are
playing cards, whist
counters, chips, duplicate
whist, tissue paper, Grape
paper, stationery, ink,
library paste. mucilage,
pencils, sealing wax, Wis
iting cards, correspond
ence cards, blotters and
pens---and the prices for
all these are much lower
than what such goods are
commonly sold for.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.

BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.
Friday-Michael J. Mccoy. Search and
seizure; discharged
Samuel Forgesen paid $40 and costs for
resisting Office Sylvester, and also S. and
costs for intoxication. l
William H. Doherty paid a fine of S.
and costs for intoxication
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
The Naples school Case.

This morning the Naples school case
will come up for the taking of the testi-
mony which is to go to the law court, as
the case is to go directly there on report
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

July 13. 1885.
NOUR or five hun
i dred glass paper
weights, con-
tanning photographs of
the New England Poets
and their home or birth
place, were put on the
Stationery counter this
morning and they're
going fast.
Besides their useful
ness as paper weights,
they're ornaments fit for
any room in the house,
they are also valuable as
souvenirs.
This department has
photographs, large and
small, of all the monu-
ments, public buildings,
works, principal streets
and other scenery in and
about Portland, also a
handsome little bound
book containing gems of
local scenery around the
city and down the bay.
The largest line of fam
cy Frames for photo
graphs in town. Dainty
little frames of violets or
forget-me-nots for min
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

In Kennebunk. July g. Robert j. Scott of
Beverly, Mass, and Miss Daisy NJ. Gould of
Kennebunk.
In North New Portland, July 4. Perciyal A.
Tripp of Embden and Miss Rosa E. Lake.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
Gents Hose.

lot Gents Hose in tans and blacks,
seamless. Saturday i0c pair, 8 pairs
for 25c.
/ lot Gents Hose, fast black and tans,
seamless, double heel and toe, We're
100. Saturday 10 1-2c.
Gents Maco Hose, made in Germany,
in tan, fast colors, high spliced heel
and toe, were 800. Saturday 25c.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

Store closes tonight at 6
o'eloek.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

card OF THE BOY
linking that was all he'd get-and didn't have
$ that followed?
ition if you don't hold on to your purse until
'IGGEST BARGAINS here. Just resist the
II money away and let us judiciously invest
Boys Underwear.
g. double Boys Balbriggan Drawers sizes "a, &c.
quality 80 Saturday 19c EACH
se' ribbed Gents Underwear.
we're 25o
- rino, Gents Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
L-2c quail Go, a0a.aas Soo oa.al
- ers, SOC each
haa, and Gents French Balbriggan Shirts ribbed
skirt, silk finish Drawers to match
summer weight, 800 each.
Hose Supporters.
,uble heel
turday 1s / lot Silk Hose Supporters. all colors
were SOC. Saturday 25c.
Fancy Laundered Shirts.
Id blacks,
r, pairs More of those Gents Youths and Boys
Cambria Shirts for Friday and Satur-
and tans, day A good shirt for $780,, ST. 90
toe. were shirt for SOC, a 81. 25 shirt for 75c
Maybe your last chance to get these
bargains.
,liced heel Childrens Muslin Bonnets Saturday at
" 25c. Sc each.
Shirt Waists, Duck Skirts, Bathing
Suits, Wrappers and Corsets at par
ticularly low prices for Saturday
Vests, low
sleeveless. Turkish Towels.
ey ribbed,
See our line first and you'll never go
,ck. sleeve elsewhere for these goods.
Saturday Large size heavy cream Turkish Towel,
70 1-2c.
he'd Vests Sultana Turkish Towel, cream, extra
low neck, weight loc.
Saturday Bleached Turkish Towel, very soft, 9th
rked down ers ask 25c for it. Saturday 17c.
A mammoth cream Turkish Towel,
lue Jersey 26x50, for 25c
sleeveless, A bleached Turkish Towel, same size as
each. above. trife prettier, s5c.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

OWEN, MOORE & CO.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

Ladies' fast black, seamless Hose, double
heel and toe, regular 19c quality.
Saturday 10 12c.
Ladies fast black seamless Hose, ribbed
top, splioed heel and toe, were 25c
Saturday 19c, pairs for SOC.
Ladies Linworth Hose, ribbed top, Linen
heel and toe, spliced sole, 81 1-2c quail
ity. Saturday 25c.
Ladies Royal Stainless Hose in tans,
plain and dropstitoh, double heel and
toe, 25c.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13
Children's Hose.

Fast black, seamless Hose, double heel
and toe 25c quality. Saturday 12
1-2c.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-13

Tho tgenther today
Is Hkslu to
be fair.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27

srrI.e aronprins graiio.nt. e,,,,
a%nitrenselier er siOrt / g~ratsnlouS h,
at mobtase be fremmebe CO gi,nusu,s
be samle Winecr paa en- perS;a y1s,.
De. Sasen er bieuet omfattet rn.o o..
seiitrins al bBi cs lau. Gu oI,r,p,
brinii 9rafsr bar alene iorarst 6W,
600 Srancs til at iitauoirtte bet cont,
Staoion. buur 2esene bolotes. 9,r
bpsset i en- naturlis SuOiau, i Sv,
ben. 8unoen er Sorats pluoisr 1,
inbbefaiter tenpeb 5000 1paorutn,s.
8laoe, iepn @runo. - $40 lang .
l09' breb. Iaa Siberue er Der u,
isrt amfitbsatralR oroneoe gsuh
9isie bar i FIN Glib al bpibt @armr
gu er bet oft | &uinsr % bet mel.
Narmor burtfisrt til 8altbrruoeri,rn
- 8eitaurationen oil iorelsbis tun on,
fatte Warmur | be 3 neosrite grr..
raocr belt ruubt. FAINT for ole RaSr
/ ben inbre Stumbling. Ge Svriu
Yente oil forelsbig blioe al Srs o.
Stcn, Der Dog efterbaanoer ol tGs
Ombpttet meo WarmOr.
@eb Subfription er Der tesuS.r
@rafenlano inoiamtet 800, 5rara
sasen er opsralt bicust omiaitet NIB
mesen Sntsresie. Der bill bliue g,s
orfampe, &aplSb. mooerne Sulbisl,
Sscpele'2sb % aapieilaoier.
Dian penter meb Spanoina saa o.
mitsens Iieisrelie Of esierstruiRcrrs
art, ibet be mef iuteresisreoe bdab=,
Of bisie oil bliue emile os uoen unNr
garS suo ben Saoer, be siusr, =
araus, ct Saano, ct grscr sQer Is
oenoe. 9euseprGmier baabsr man vi
blipe ueela let,
Soao bet i @refenlanS g, f't
lisbeosrne sset 9etponius er, Ill ID
osiaa oil feire 75'aarsoasen for San
bets sienpuucne seloitrnoishsN. al
Tibet Staar / 5eitlisbeoerns r,aa by
Del sisres af Tanten paa, at bet lG'
i~ristbare 2ano, Der bespnbte fin mel
9tlorrelie unoer iaa iislosn suufis|
Smftanoisbeoer, olerebe ocb llbsTn
oigbee 6inausitprst nniteu er at E:sns
ior en- Salient.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
G. IN 3.

Wr. "a Ntrs. Geo. Bennington reifts
| glaubass iii 9as iao.ua, California,
tcur SIR. Bennington eisr en- Gppeliin'
sope. &c pil til5rinse Rsiisn al 9iu'
tertn Der.
qfrs. 81. Z. 2obiaiou bar fisbt
afepoe G;iins Gi,ubom | Roro for Mil'
unutse Sansns 8asiagsrbepot ior g.
900.
Ole 6. groutie % SuTtru al De-
lapnn. Riuu., sr Der | Seiss hos DIE
3eiet6 % andre 9srusr, bpor be oil
tilbrinse SuIsu.
- Rr. % Rrs. 2bos. Nub.rion
rsiits i 9irsoaes til StGd Garth, 8is.,
paa Sulebeips hos elast % gsnner.
- 5reo 3bompion ttltrin9er SuIsn
hisurmc hos fine 6OrGIOre Nr. % Nrs.
8. .. Tbompiou.
8roi. g. 9orisn ienote | Wanboss
Srauosompauiet en- Sulegaus paa $50
for bets G~siiitance uuoer SIusrinssn
al Sraubsn paa 2utbsr college Greoae
often.
- 7ommsr Sob'on bnr ubnaout
Nifs 8truob iii receiver for Msac.
tompauist u. 8ernas & Sro., for OF
iaa 8Ompaniet Oplpit, % 5orrstninsen
oronei 8rsoreue imsnem.
- 8apirmrGen / Sr.esprt bar after
tas:t iis en- 5sris, Tom ianoipnlisuis
fummer til at bare belle 8iuteren.
- @iliam Cbion al Canoe blsp
brnst til Suoepenbeuce ibIts use iom
iinosiuns. Sau bar paret 'borte fro
Siemmet i Here aar, men paa en- eIer
unbcn Naaoe bar ban fommet pao 9ras
net mar Gebur Rapibs. os Do ban piftr
9esu til at barre gal, tOs @pubisbe'
oerne BAN til Iiplet. San funoe fore
tane, buor bans Sol. bueos. % ba be
tuei notes, reiite bans Srooer 6. 8.
Ooion rso for at prone bet Sornrbae.
- &nub s. 5lnorsns al Grafton,
q. 3atuta. beirssr SlGstniuse pe
8enuer i @inneibeit 60.
- Gbsr'f Gbriiten rciIte ibns. 9ors'
bag, til Subepenosuce meo ben iinbs'
ipse Guna Gipsra fra epiauile.
grtien paa euin | Torsoas Dor
$3.00-$3.l5 pr. Iunoreoe 9uno.
- Sobannes q. Claim fra 3orman
Co., Dlinn., Tom / iurrise u9e berneo
for at ie til fin Sroosr Snsuar Claim.
Tom lisaer ips / sprins Gruo.. s
GOrsboss Tom ban til 3eeorub for al
beige slastniuse / gpsn % Gmssnsn,
ua pau Manbua aster ban fig biem til
3orman gountp
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
Dill oen cute Hate bItpe oS
farii0?

Haar man fer, bpilien 5oroel Sapas
u~eierue bor nraeet a. at be bar tiles,
net fig oisie Giber af ben suropeilfe
Civilization, iaa rpitaar bet Spsrs.
mnal, on be life oil lore aunIten fro
iis til belle ben guile 9iace. | bpis gine
be MI fisurerer iOm ct Wiratslioli. 8
bet poerite Often pil Der ba tremtomme
en- politiit, militar % fommerciel Rasi
Tom bluer lanst mere irpstelis emf
Riobelaloerens arabere, Munsolsr %
Sprfer.
Ut S%apoueierne bliper Srieutens
9arere antpoes allerebe berp,b, at en-
Wanaoe apreanere / osune Glib ipner
ben til oeres Sfoler. Sorleoen fom
14o S%tubenter fra 8orea iii Toftp.
Soab be iiar pil lasse fig efter er
Serubanebpsnirs % Wufinuaie len, iOm
@urpp1ere os ImerItaners hibtil bar
betrasiet ION u~iuotaselise Sarn ON
lin Sperlesenbeo. Oct er 2pitsn til at
tumme i $sioe msS ben boibe &aes,
iom beiirler Dem, % ba oil be betiampe
os meo lise @aaben. Snooonorinsen
ira aorea til Snpan ioresaar eiter en-
tier Waaleitpi, % bet pil life bare en-
Rennefealoer, fsr 8prsunerne er eurD.
priIerst. Saa imisrenbe Tom bette fan
uere for DOR 8Urirnselisbep, iaa bu,
bet bog fin msset betanfelise sios.
Spprleoes oil bet aaa meb pore Otter.
tommsrs, naar EitenS Diiliousr ouer'
ialoer benz mso Yaabsn. iom oi bar
lart benz at iutebe os at BRUCE?
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
9ecDrab Dg Smtegr1.
Ten 26oe December 1895
Gn imart SeriEgspatient.

5iolis ibsit Tom en- ipgslis u6fesnbe
Esrion tio iii Spen os b~enuenots fig
iii 8psns Soreermeiter % andre pro-
minsuts Rano mso gumpoains. ON be
funos auteiale bam en- pen 5armsr'
Famiiis / 3arteosn Of Speu. bpUr ban
funbe huile uo ejsnnsm 8iutsrsn oe
iamle arritsr icr eommersn. @amle
Sim Seooins.on bIsu onbsialet BAN,
o. ban III bO Der. 6amls S~saoinston
tcs imro tam mso oabne arme, o. belle
5amilisn giOros, brno be tunoe for
BAN, Der ion ina ip9slis no us Dor iaa
title ps slitp1rcie. San 1T bet bebIte
9Rrsle / Suisi % ri | entper Sens
iesnos UmbpessIis Sisie. @amle Ssaos
iHstcu, ION oltio bar ppret en- birlps
ION Nauo mob fine Reomcnnelter, too
BAN al % til mso til Spsu % bialp
BAN paa mango Rnaoer. JUr npsle
nser iIosn 1T ban. Srant clifton, Tom
ban talcts iia en- Ssrel paa sl25 fra
Ghica9o. 90 bau life par iicnot paa
8aHierus Ter, 1T ban Seaoiustun mep
.Ii) til al inopsiers gsrslen. Rosle
Gage isusrs ~furiunuot ban. Gran iats
tsoe M Ristauts ON, at Sureu
par en- Ssorussr. us mart op.
odgsee man, at ban tapoe
I'laalst to al SeaoiustUns Gepufts,
9ts. Zen enc al bisie tom forIeoen
Dag iilbnss fro Sdn 5raneiseo, burr
dlrit 9atIOnol Sauf Seriteos bapoe be,
ialt sl25 msO GeHtsr Tor ben; ben an.
ben, Der lso paa $500, tOmmsr bel %.
iaa ON no9le Gage.
Oct bar ioIt $3.50, fum ban bar for,
iS9t at bsSrnss gir. Ssabmoton for,
men al nsuns Gum taber Sir. Senos
inston iun be sl25, fem gerelen fro
Gbieaso lob Yna. 9lsitsu tabsr Ban.
tsrns ! Gan 5rureisco eltr be, Tom
bar inbOsisret Tor BAN Der.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
Gu SftbSIaontna.

Gnbrer ueo, at Nutlorns fore g'rp
ifibe Tan rumn,e messt; men man HI
Der bog iurbauiet, naar man lricr III
senoe. Gen bpioe etiernelinies Camp
lib "@eprsic" forte forleoeu LIZ. iti
Nciu gOri til 2iperpoul $50 etplI'
aoas. 5000 Soar. 5000 9agijeroins't
l36, Suitels Sueos, 10000 Sa'
itels &us, $50 8omulS sbaIIer, 1000
Sr.t: WeI, 1900 eette SIisiasf'
$4,000 5Ieitetgnbsr, 800 6uos mS
SrOuiuut, 1000 Iafter 5leIt, $500
6aee Sarpir. 700 Saoe 9rasiat'Sr
300 6aoe &isoertratt. 1000 6uOs Emp
relic, 100 @apntsmmer. 5000 %at''
coitiur aalt, $50 5abs 3uicTpo y
5000 Gatter 8peferparer. Get lansf'
Sernbanetran er en- 9uers mob ia'
oanne Gttbe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
Dnitcs.

&s'ptt'nble itunouauiIte Wleub til al
ousrtaae S9cn,nren or en-. is,bp;rt Sus,
let ialselIs artitel. 2oelie er life nso.
peno's; bebassllst GrbeIOe os goo Ye.
tollns saranierss. Gnbper, Der moatte
snlts at srnnoe en- lsnusnbe S%urretniuo.
slsr forltaHe liz en- iru. Siiurtisneits.
oil iOr Sylpsninser % iris grsper be-
base at tilitriue
8. 8. Sboop e. Co.,
NJ v STATE Str. Racine, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27


@ammel Yibei. Guiisrnc hs't1
teoe iorleoen OIL en- Biaeob.bel, DIR U1
trptt 1871. Yaa @aaroen Sor''1
! Horere Guroal ftnosS imIoltrtIS q
Grlf Snftao tibsrenoe SiAsoblbo- "a
er trptt aiobenbaun 1850 al gE"1
iui6 Sicb, Den sr inObunotH / 4
laroeles iOlib Sfiuobino o. CT vel T'si
lisebolot. 8lbslen, Der inoebolOsr ~
tore Sioer meo so Sautrutionsr, N61
/ Ouer 200 aar at baue tilbsrt Jan1
lien Snitao, inotil ben Ser'IdaE'al
paa Sruno a en- al GIernes Salt '''
olst peo 9oanssauttiou I'll oaprtena1
airteiauser / 9orOrs auroaI Y.
aisr TAB. 3ennes Sgn, Or. " y
Sioritao. gap ben imiolertio t'lSd9'p
5amllIen SuItao.
&efgnation sr fcrbenprrenoe etosnF'''
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
Greo paa Soroen.

Grte paa Soioen, iaa lsb b I snaone
Saa RIsui ibIauot Gueisior.
gieris bsries ioa osiIis Gang
- olbris iaa iosre Orb.
Grro paa Soroeni - bet lpher enhui
Sper sneite Jaieieh.
Tiot | Sintrreas mptie Cru
acmmer ben iirrt @ief.
Sncroau er bet nsep Srebeu paa Sorbp
6iu's ben | boert ct Sism?
On Nnoes Der, bpor alrrltsbeo srpr
% bRres | 2ipet irerL
Ciao Raute.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
SurcnS SuIcmoro.

Gaus'oreninsen 12uren1 bill iaar
ieire fin Garsfeit pau en- esen Iaabe.
uemlis mso 8uncert, Tbsatsr % BAL.
Snuitutioner oil bIiue omieubt iuben
fort Tio.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
2rrerncs Gaar / Spanien.

Nalasa er Otts 2Grere fra ben nerlis.
ssnoe Sp BeleS blepne arreitereoe.
iOroi be bapoe saast umttins paa Ga.
Den os tissst. 2arerue bapoe ! lausc
5iosr iHsen 2Dn facet; De latteoe ber'
for StOlerne Os CAB fig til at tisss.
8uusrnsren lOueoe benz, at be itulp.
ian fit Eilsoot bauenoe. men trueoe meo
at laoe benz inoeiprrre for 9io co
Gulsbso. tpis be after sioroe Sians
bale reo at anraabs ben Ufsutliss
N~tColioenbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
Sloebranb.

alOtisn Omtrins 4 Snleafteus Wrr.
gen r'brso SO / SObn atrreus tore
psns Nuriensbas mar 20euR. Slosu
usbrso / en- lIosn 2ilbpsnins al 7rr,
Der iiOo ! 5OrbiIoslie mso pOpeobp !.
nj ssn Ueo en- Der os ct 8inou. Sc,
belle, be III bisrss, par en- esna uoo.
iretten, os nosle iau @nnstlaosr,
Sperteneite gar etc / belle Suie
brrnbts op. $3.50 tilbsrenb. Mr
asrreu os $50 tiIbsrenb. 9atisr.n al
meb.
1orfsfn tuo,u gnIiot M nh,r,n, ;H. $500.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27

S%Onbesutten pessr bos en- Snitrrs
msntmassr pou nosls StsreOftop,8ils
lsoer: "Rei ie Der. Gar. bet bar inos
oiss giaeber. 80 Suie paa ct Soto
grail"
gOnoen: "Sa, S%otOsrafiten bar
noturIispis paret fulb, os iua bar ban
LEI Suiene bobbelt."
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27

Sots man Opristigt pilos fs,, bu.m Der
er ems Ynolinssmcraliit, piloe nan aiue Rsu.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-05
ITS SILVER JUBILEE.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union
VIII Celebrate it this Week.

The 2sth annual convention of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union OF America viii be-
held in Columbus Hall, New York Ci,y, the
present week. The exercises attending the
convention VIII begin Wednesday morning.
Mgr. Satolli will celebrate solemn pontihcal
mass in st. Patrick's Cathedral, with Arch
bishop Ryan of Philadelphia as the preacher.
Late the same afternoon paraue of the
home and visiting societies under the com
mand OF General James II. O'berne will take
place. ana in the evening a great demonstra-
tion will be- held in Carnegie Music Eall, at
which Mayor Strong will preside. Mgr.
Satolli Archbishop Corrigan, ex Postmaster..
General James, Commissioner Roosevelt, OK
the Police Board, Rev. Walter Elliott, Rev.
james NJ. Cleary. president Of the union. and
others, viii deliver addresses.
The business session of the convention viii
be resumed on Thursday and Will be contin-
ued through Friday. On Saturday the dele
gates will be given an excursio0 up the Hud.
son by the local societies.
The Rhode Island delegates will leave TO-
morrow evening for New York.
A number of very important matters VIII
como up for consideration at this business
sessions Of the convention, ono OF the most
important OF which will be the consideration
OF substitutes for the saloon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-05
DROWNED IN The RIVER.

George Gore, colored, aged 20, lost his
life in the river last evening.
Gore, with others, had been down the
bay in a sail boat and after making the
sailboat fast some distance from the
shore. he and young man named Will
liam Perry started for the shore in an old
skiff They had got but few feet from
the sailboat before the old skiff began TO
sink and hardly before they knew it
il was full of water. Perry, being a good
swimmer, got ashore, but Gore, being un-
able to swim, sank TO the bottom. The
body of Gore was found little later by
Fred Fairbrother and George Coyle.
Medical Examiner Palmer was notified,
and after viewing the remains ordered
them taken to % Cole street, the home of
the unfortunate man. He leaves a widow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-05
DEATH OF MRS. TALMAGE.
The Wife OF the Famous Preacher
Passed Away Today.

DANsvILLE, n. ", Aug. 8. Mrs. T. De-
Witt Talmage died here this morning
at 5 O'Clock.
Since the burning of the Brooklyn Tab
ernacle, last year, Mrs. Talmage suffered
nervous prostration and she never fully
recovered the shock of that memorable
Sunday afternoon.
The fire broke out while the doctor was
holding his usual Sunday reception, and
a large number of parishioners and visi-
tors were in the church when the fire
broke out. They all made good their es-
cape, but DIR. Talmage went back into the
burning edifice for something he had left
behind. During his absence, Mrs. Tai
mage, who, with other members of the
family, was outside, awaiting his reap
pearance, became greatly excited and
alarmed for the DOCTORS safety. As soon
as she was informed that he was all right
she broke down completely, her over
wrought nerves being unequal TO such a
strain. Her doctors suggested Euro
pean trip to build up her health. While
in Rome she became Ill with the Roman
fever, and, accompanied by one of her
physicians, she returned home While
staying at the family's summer residence
near East Hamilton, l.. l., she appeared
TO improve and her friends had hopes for
her speedy recovery.
This was not to be- however, as she had
relapse of the spells of exhaustion and
nervous prostration.
The sufferer was taken to the Dansville
Sanitarium about year ago~with Miss
Daisy Talmage as her constant compan-
ion.
While DIR. Talmage was absent on a
tour i'm the West last week, he received a
telegram summoning him to his wife's
bedside. He at once Cancelled his engage
ments and fastened back To find that
there was no hope for her recovery, and
he remained with her until the end came,
this morning. The deceased was the sec
ond wife of DIR. Talmage. His first wife
was drowned while boating in 1862, leav-
ing a daughter, Miss Jessie, and a son,
who has since died. Within two years
afterward the doctor married Miss Susie
Whttemore of Brooklyn. She became
the mother OF five children, Rev. Frank
DE Witt Talmage, Mrs. Dorm, Mrs. Man
gan, Miss Maud and Miss Daisy Tslmage.