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rmE KrsTU,Nr rANULr.
Dunlap, thcl Republican. Withdraw
mum The Amman.

Dunlap, thel ucpubiicnu, Withdraw
from the CautesI
CINciSNAri, March lU-A special
to the Con meroial Gazstte from Faux.
fjft, KY sayG Du lap, ihe R-publi.
can contestant Of the Democrat Ktui.
mans ,ust Ia the house, Withdrew his
contest todHy. The Republican mnu.
ayers clam thnt the case " Ia the
hands ui The house, anu DuulBp has no
say W the mateE FuttutfmuIr, they
expires a determination 10 unarat
Kaufman tOmIffIw.
Tue senate tuduy passed resolution
for the immediate expulsion OF melt.
giDlr stnstOfs, also tuat the clerk shall
put the question anu an ounce the de.
CiBion la all appeals from the decision
Oi the chair. Several sound honey
Democrats ia tue senate are opposed
~ the expulsion Of Republican srna.
tore, anu hito desire that the house
shall not eNpel kaufman.
Five Republican members % tho
house Huvised Dunlap 10 withdraw.
In stating his reasons for withdrawal
DIulap cited the facts that only sl1
working dSgs VI tbs session remained,
that further pressing OF the COutes,
would prevent lrpillatiOn, Hnd that the
evil from nee leot " legislation would
oyef-balanco ali the benefit 10 tho pat.
~ ~ DO derived from his being seated.
The outlook touiRht indicates that
both the house anu tbs senate will TO.
BITl 10 revolutionary moasufes.
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England wiii Mediate.

MADRID, Mhrcn ln,-rhu Cores.
pouduuciR announces tustit IL reported
~ political circles there that England
Ia tfying 10 mediate bstWern 5,hinau
the UuiieI States Tor the settlement n
tue CUBAN question on the basis OF tho
recognition VI the severe "a flgEls Of
Spain over Cubs, which would b.
granted M autonomous admlnistta.
ton, the customs trceipts, however,
being devoted TO tho payment Of the
CuhAn debt.
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San FEANCiFgO, March lU-Ths
diricpuihu.o women VINO iuicit Morton
street anI ~. Mafy's placr In TINS city
are iu state Of terror ON account OF
lhr murder OF two Of tneir class within
a mOutl. Both women were ttraBa IoI
90 death iu their rooms aud in bUtu
cs'os tie mufuUrUrs have escaped. The
ihst victim 81 tue mysterious sttaug lef
vas luuui dead early this morning
Two mon, whu ADMIT that they visited
her shortly before her body was discUv.
cred, have been arrested, tut deny all
knowledge Of tue crime. Neither man
10 u tue criminal oiAss anu the police
arc inclined " believe their atUfltH.
Toe murders here arc similarin details
10 those lm0ng To, zane class "
women IN Dcu OF, ana IL ~ tusught
by some that the Denver tibnglUr has
come 10 Sau ftanCncI.
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Whatever matrri,l Il may be ami AN
seeking fOf still more conclusive evi.
deuce In this Direction.
VII Is now uem1nstrated hey nj any
doubt that small metallic objects VI
chalhy deposits eau be iunIlbly dt-
tgitd iu any pntt Of the b,iy.n
Tesla has also secured faIiogtaps
showing the bony structure OF birds
aud rabbits even o. The hollow tho
hpne.. Eg hHs secured radiozrrph oi
rabbit, after On hours exposure, in
which not only every detail VI the
skeleton /. visible, tui also a clear out.
iluu Of the ubdUmii al cavity, location
" the lungs auI tUs for arc shown.
NtdiOyfApbs 90 large birds show the
ioa.hcts distItc ~. In another In.
HtHhCr an UXVusurr OF Tor s. minutes
gave rpui0gfauh II the bunau skull,
Glowing clearly not uuly the outline,
nut tue cavity VI the eye, chin, uheuE,
bu NJ uIuus, the lower Jaw sud con.
uuo'ious 10 tue skull, tue tlssh aud
even The uuif.
MI Tesla conc udes bic commuuict.
Ton iu the following Interesting word /.
"By C1p1siug the nend Of power.
Iui radiation strange tIscia have been
noted. FIT lrt,AuUe, / nnI there be- 10
tendency o. sleep ana the time seems
60 pass nwby quIckly. There Do % guu.
rfai syothiug lcct, aud have iblt %
stusauUn oil warmth Ia tho upper Iart
VI the head. An assistant indrpun.
ueuuy confirmed tbs tendency %
sItup nud a quick lapse Of tins. ruoulI
.hrsU remarkable effects be geutoI by
muu with b euer unso VI observation,
shall It'll more firmly believe In tue
existence oi material streams prnctfat.
Ing tue vuuit rhus It may be possible
by these sifa Ige appliances o. project
asultaUlo chemical Into any part VI ths
U.uy.'
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nI.. a..rmrn.. Lelt.r..

San FEANUisOJ, March lO.-The
prosecution ia the Brown case lntrs-
iucel q surprise when the CIngfega'
uOu council resume ITO lauUts toia y,
~ tue FnaUu OF number uf letters
Wuuun by Miss OvrTmnut which Hhb
iii uUt kr0W were Ia the r..s tsiIu ut
tho council. While testi.yiug about
Tue Iunuull luttvrs several days ugo
Miss OytTmau was uskoi " all tue LETT
tore che had written Mrs. Tunnel had
boon made public. She replied that
shH thought they were all turte OK.
ctpi two. Today ton more letters were
produced aud Mics Ovrrmau WIS ques.
uYueI about thum. Tue attorney tot
Df. Brown maize strenuous tiiIfls 10
nave them Kept out, bui be- vas OVu'-
ruled by the moderator Miss over
man admitted writing all tue letters
uEcuui Que, when shu taid ha. been
feWfi.teu in the same manner ns thu
DnCkmsiIius letters wulcn she bal
alfU tuy tCsuhrI che had substituted
Tor tue original letters 70 Mite. Iuu'
nell
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CHICAGO. March ll.-The TimeS-
HefaiI tuuay aays: Thousands Of uol.
lars have been flched from the city
treasury through clever scheme
COncOole ed by three tax sharks, a clerk
m the c0mptr0ller'a office aud another
IN the special HssesPmcnt bureau. Tue
steal was accomplished by forming
special assessment tax receipts. IL IL
another grad nj the opecial assessment
fund, aud, while it's net known iust
now mucn money has beeu obtained,
II Ia possible mat $50 900 or $4,000
slipped out Of the peoples vaults before
the cUnupiratOu were detected.
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luU lice IINv B.. h uras tltNt Ns
Louis RuI Atlantic srebUnrd, IN WI,
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping nnd chan
csrs, anu an cou.eou No made iu
Union dspos o. the Jay time. n you
are going las hud care flr IA daylight
ride through tho gTaudsFt tceuety Of
the R1cRy Mountains rn route, zee
that your ticket Tryus vie MIsOuFI
Pacific RAilwsy, Elegant chair care
positively free TO holders Of regular
tIAin tickets.
II. h, KOOsFR, G. +. & p. A.,
n M0flan Block, salt Lsku CITY.
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A LlEhtnlnr nnirImoulal Font

KoK0MO, tnf., March ll.-A light.
1iug matrimonial act wa performed
mere yesterday that BE- believed o.
break tue record. rue foat of cunng.
iug her BHme three times ln tntuu
MINUTES a,successiully accomplished
by Oivc smith, Al 800 O'Clock suv
went into court anu obtained a divorce
from Francis NJ. Trader rom tucru
sue repaired 10 the clerk UilICH ON th.
door below anu secured license g.
marry Joseph n. Taylor, aud before
the ink was dry on the dIvgIee Ur Boz.
censv squire Loop was pr u1unrlug
the ceremony that maize her Mo.
Tyler. In the divorce her maiden
name Of Smith was fsst0tnii leaving
her three names tn three minutes.
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ImmIgranl. nna nnIIre.a..

CHICAGO, March iO.-Tho fight be.
tween tho roads OF the tmigTaut clear.
ing house anu the Southern Pacific ~
already on, although all Of the trouble
10 far has been confined 10 connie
siOnB paid nj tho agencies H. Europe,
aud the other roads will nc once do the
same thing. Tho bulk oi the Immigrant
ifRfllc now I'm sight II from LAZY,
where mary are making haste % & {
out u the country because Of tho fear
NJ being drafted Tor war ia Africa.
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wAroiriNG CHINA
Japan views ~ IiunE ,baus's Nisit
To- Aussta with suspicion.

NiCuHA, u. c., March li.-ft IL
generally believed Ia Japan tuat
CHINA has some deep scheme In sent.
ing ii Hung Chang { Russia. A
telegram from Pukiug VI Ftb. Is stated
tnst N official circle. ~ P,king %
would be- probable tnai the empires
uuwagur was opposed 10 sending the
agol statU.maI 10 Russia bucausu %.
his pbysiCnl condition, Another die
patch from Pokiug has II that tue em'
perOr nominated fJr tue mission Shau
w Lin, WHO refused 10 70 ON the
grJunI thatit was advisable ~ teud
a man u hlgn rank 10 whom tue etu-
pUfIt teUusrs TIE utmost confidence,
20 thank Ru-slu tor her favor ~ iAs,
year III u considered tu0 most suit.
able man Tor tho mission.
General pnnce FuEOsml, wh1 " b.
rtltrsent japan NJ the coronation Of
the car, sas 90 have loit on March s
accompanied va large tctluuc HuI
viii visit hiI ,uv Lut prtu CluUs, pun.
chasing iu Paris % wardrobe 10 be
used a. the coronation ceremonies.
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ArrEurr 10 WHE,IS A TRAIN.
Tao 4. -. nate rud salt Lake -.
press,

DENvER, March l1.-A special Co
the Republican if.m PUcptellH, luJ.,
soy Inc attempt was IA ado 10 wrcca
tue Union Pacific, Butte uuI salt L,ko
EKpic.s one mile east Ut tuis city at o
o'clock this moruius. The IRAN puiiuI
Uut Of the depot at o O'Clock and when
withiu shutt distance Ut tue last
switch, Engineer AnlTowH saw "a mao
throw tue switch aud run Bw.y y. The
engineer Immediately REVERSED bic
engine, the train left tue tfnrk, uut
fortunately the cars remained upusut
huI no Que was Injured. There Do %
deep MI NJ this rOuui, aui hal the
trziu not been promptly stopped %
would nave dashel uUWn tue steep
grade. Ne motive is known fuf tue
iced.
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IN responsible Tor the same. Bhetil
Cusmpbull Immediately sent the iol'
lOwiuE:
"rhere 10 AMI has been no Foundation
iDr your statement. The sherit'a uillce
viii bu conducted rigidly iu hccjrI.
auce with law. The uub0uudei gall
you exhibit iu seeking 10 direct my
ullice D. 100 douNt surprising TO those un-
acquainted with you. Obey the iutltuc-
TONS you gave Grover Cleveland,
Mind your own busirts' hereafter
aud keen your nose strictly out 81 my
anAIfa.u
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JEFFEWoN CITY, Mo-, March H.
The IuuI vi Sj6O,OO1 appropriated by
tue lAsl legisla uTe IOr criminal Costs
was exhausted last ev, ming and before
the next assembly meets tuuTp VIII 10
IA dtflC uncy OF more than $500 900.
The gfOwlh Of criminal cost, Of late
years has been - enormous that ~ Is
Ouly question OF low years, unless
the laws arc changed, when II Will
threaten the entire revenue Of the
state,
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Moscow, iua., March lD,--Tho jury
ia the ca, hgai.st FRANK Gordon, Tor
tue muTuer Of Emmett FIX, tuturu14 Do
verdict ~ guilty Of murder ip the
seCUld degrov. Gordon " II DO sen.
fenced FTuay.
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A BOYS SUIT

Should he his pride. Early habits are
lasting. aud one Of them should be the
habit OF ncainess aud taste 300 dress.
Give a boy a chance to look his best
Our stock Of boys clothing makes It
easy 10 DO SO. Ne,ness. style. drcssi-
ness a good No. superior Workmanship
fine material, you'll find al these things
in our clothing You'll also find it a
handsome saving OF money to come TO
us Tor q suit that's equal 10 the scycrest
campo g1 service. lfyou haven't time
TO come AMI select a suit, End your
boys We will treat them right aud b.
YOU are not satisfied we will gladly &C.
turn your money Just arrived, all the
lat,s, style, IN mems clothing, hats and
furnishings.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WAsmNUiON, Match iO--rhe sui.
committee VI tho committee on ways
and means, having under cousijtfa.
ton fcvufnl DllIs relating " reciprocity
huI G mmgtcial tfgatius, viii have a
series VI public heurlugs At the Ihpit /
iu Washington commencing Monday,
NafCh lj.h, aud closing Saturday,
Alnfcu .lsi, 20 which all persons IN.
iurtsiui 10 tLvstisuhluCi0 aru Invited.
Tue committee desirus practical tu.
.otmnNuu concerning tue UpufsuUuH "
tue reciprocity treaties tuHt were no'
guiiAtud uy the last adminiaifatiOn
aad thc effect " their appeal; .ls1 com
cUruiug tue Obstacles 10 tho tafi or
customs regulations OF foreign Cuu .
tries tending 90 frtnfI the extension VI
our export trade. The inquiry will be
q mined & th0io two points. Persons
ucslfiug 10 appear before tue committee
VIII aIdfgts tue hon, A. J. Hopkins,
chairman. Tue committee has also
mnlloI Rboit $1,000 circulars OF ~.
quty 20 m,Tchznta and manu- a.tufcr-
4.tualy engaged Ia tho oAuUfg uf-uu,
asking suflrH OF quustluus dusiFuu
20 elicit tot rmati0u tust VIII Uu valu.
nbIu 10 considering iuufu lCEisla Ion.
These gu.stiJus relate 10 IuItyIduN
Efforts that have been maize 10 teHcn
foreign markets, the DETERMINATIONS ~
Oh. aciJs in the laws - customs rygu-
gtlOns u foreign countries that nave
bcul met Win, anu the means by
which they may be removed.
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CHICAGO, March li.-iun. Nicholas
dtcusci, veteran Of to NvG.cau whf
HnI n,tl ui stone River, Cuuutn auI
Muf.fersuYrD, iics Tying OF cancer q.
90. d uu 100 Nur %. fIs
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Tho only line running Two
Through Fast TlllaS dlllJ /
LEADVILE,
Aspen, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DgHVER.
EFFECTIVE nov. 25, 1894

Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO am.
Salt Lake SOS an, arrive Al pu.bio
fIs am, Colorado Springs 7.sf am
Denver 1870 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6ss pm,
salt Lake 1870 pm, arrive at Pueblo
s ~ p.ni., Colorado Springs 6ss pm,
Denver 4;iS pm.
conneo ions made at Pueblo, Col oraa..
Spring. aud Denver With all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair ears tnd Pull.
man slsepuTs on all trains. Take the
u, a X. q. and have . somfottAble trip
and enjoy tho nnsai scenery on Ma con-
uusnL
4. q. HudHNS, =. X. HOOPER
FTuf1c AsnkEsr, q, y. &r.A.
Deuyur, Cola Danv1s, Ctaa
~ EEviNq,
General Agent
DAls LaAs Gig, "
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Wo will take great pleasure In OK
planting any branch OF our work you
may be- Interested In.
Give uB call.
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con.nInr nsn.rl on X.nn,..

WAsHISuTON, March ll.-Unitod
StaIes Con u Go eral Decay, ut Der.
lin, haa suhuni'ta 10 the state dspstt.
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IL Ia not to DO wo dered at that
Ayers pms arc iu such universal de-.
mand. For tho cure u constipation,
biligusnes., OF any olh6r complaint
noe ling a laxative, these pills are IN.
surpassed. They are tugar.cOAt.d d, easy
to take, and every d M IL effective.
while no puyHcls OF pharmacist
can cunsclsntl .usIy warrant n cure, the
J. &. Aver Go. gusTAutrn tho purity,
slrongth, anu mruicsl virtues OF Aypp-
SarsspHtilla, 10 was the only blood.
purifier admitted ri the great World't
Fair In Chicago, 1893.
To restore gray mar 10 ils natural
color a. Ia ysutr, cause II 10 grow
abundant and strong, there II no bettrr
prepHIati than hm'. Hair Remover.
THE USUAL tferm, ut OF catarsh h.
very uuagtlslEciUTy, me- thousands can
iestify. Proper local trgn munt Ii pos.
lively nIcehslry 20 surcrse, out mnuy,
n not mot NJ the remedies In garefnf
use anufd but Temporary tclir'. A Cur,
cprlaiulY cannot be- expected from
-nuHs, powder, d0uchss AM WASHES
El's Cream Balm, which IA no highly
Commented, II n rene y that rom.
bines the imu0ttaut requisites Of quick
action, specific curative power, with
perfect safety Ant plsasRutnsss to the
na'Iart
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Good SGT Of Teeth $500
hottor Sot, $500
hest hot, no better made no mat
Ter what you pay $1,000
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PORCELAIN CROWNS, can't be
told from natural tooth, $500.
GOLD BRIDGE WORK, cost per
tooth, $500.
PAINLESS EXTRACTING by tho
use Of our great local args-
theIic, SOC.
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snEnIrF Avn oOyEnNon.


OniciaI Communication.
MOSCOW, Ida, March lO.-Gov. Me.
Connell on Sunday lelUphonod Shrr n
Campbell OF this county that he had
heard fumorz that a mob was Orga ~.
10 table MurdereTs Smith anu Cor.
don out eui hang thcm, AMI tunt N
tho sher'tl needed aid no would furnish
him regiment 10 protect the prisoner
and county property, holding tho shur.
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TEETH MAKE FACES

tnn :. n. Heysor Dental ParIor.
makes the teeth the best tor the lowest
prices. Roniemher, you are NOT got
ting cheap sot Of teeth for choap
price, but high.oiass set OF teeth Tor .
cheap price.
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From Denver
to ST. Louis.

Time was hon there
vas no through strvirp
from Denver ~ ST. LOUIS
But tho Burlington liked
thai.
Nowadaya, n you tako
iho Luriug on, you eau
rsi57i5777s5l roach ST.. Louis ~ easily
niFllfl16liil hs' hicHgo.
s.iyt.j ~ Through Shoppers and
lIeililill.EaI chair ear. Tor st. Louis, via
~ ,t!ssssN2t II Joseph sud kansas
'liy, leave Denver every
eNoning Al g:5J aud reach
~ Louis ats.lD The second
morning.
For tickets and ful! in-
formation call on the local
ug0nt OF tho R. q. W. Ry.
or VII otU
W. r. MCMILLAN, Goal Agoni, sal.
Lake Cily.
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\ TTENTION!
ATTENTION!

LADIES We wish to call your attention to tho fact that We
have been receiving
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-23

ems will have some of the best speakers in
the country on the platform.
Among the eloquent readers, the Chau-
tauquans favorites, Miss Susan N. Walk
or and Miss Agnes Stafford will appear
also Mr.. Royal s. Goldsbu-g of Prince
ton University, one ofthe greatest elocu-
tlonists in America There will be a
Grange day." and White Mountain Ex-
cursion day. Recognition day will be the
gold day of the assembly. 1t will be a
most enjoyable outing for those who at
tend.
Mr.. +. r. Boothby, who is always on
hand to aid the assembly, has given great
ly reduced rates to the patrons of the I'm.
ion over she world, renowned mountain
division of the road, and Mr.. S. W. Fife,
the genial and ever accommodating man
ager of the horse railroad at Fryeburg,
will see that the wants of all are attended
to. For few days or weeks outing this
opportunity is unsurpassed. The efficient
and ever smiling conductor of the As
sembly, Rev. George d. Lindsay, will be
there 70 welcome every one in his won
derful genial way, making every one feel
at home as soon as they arrive.
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Sky High

went Prince Leo Stevens in his great
balloon yesterday afternoon from Peaks
island. The ascension was perfect and
was Ienjoyed by every one. After his
aerial flight he dropped not to the ground
but Into the swater not far from PEAKS
island, and was picked up by man
who was watching for him. His balloon
sailed through the air about eight miles,
being carried by the southeasterly wind
almost to falmouth Foreside. 1t was
picked up by some men out fishing and
taken to Peaks island.
The ascension will be made today at
I'VE O'Clock or as neal that time as pos
sible. The Casco Bay steamers from Gus
tom house wharf for Peaks island and
the balloon ascension
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-23

Some time ago Mayor Baxter received
a letter from the directors of the Tennes-
see Centennial Exposition to be held at
Nashville, Tenn, beginning May l, 1897
and continuing six months, asking him
to appoint five commissioners, citizens of
Portland, who would take interest in se-
curing exhibits and displaying Port
and's resources at the exposition. An
other letter has been received by the
Mayor dated July 18th and emphatically
urging the request previously made. The
Mayor will soon appoint five gentlemen
to form said commission. The desire of
thsssmanagers of the centennial is to foster
and develop commercial intercourse with
other states and develop their own re-
sources.
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j. n. Libby.

The 12-year old son of Kew. D. n.
Martin, q former pastor Of Warren church,
and who is now pastor of q church in the
suburbs of Montreal, has been in this
city the past two weeks on supposed
visit. He said that his mother was in
Boston and that she had allowed him to
come here during her stay there. The
flrst of the week Rev. Mr.. Mann of War
rem church, received letter from the
boys father, stating that his young son
had, suddenly, unbeknown to his par
ents, left home three weeks ago, aud that
they had been unable to get any clue to
his whereabout since, and enquire If he
had been seen here. His father was att
once notified by telegraph and arrived in
this city yesterday to take him home.
Mr.. Frank Andrews and family, Mr.,
j. r. Andrews and Mrs. wv Thornton.
are taking an outing at Libby's beach.
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Daughters of the Revolution.

At the last meeting of the Daughters
of the Revolution, the following resolu-
ton was introduced and voted:
Whereas, duty incumbent upon this
chapter is the colnmemoration of impor-
tant events of the war for national indie
pendence, and as the anniversary of the
most distressing day of all to our town,
comes this year upon Sunday, it Is
eminently fitting that it should be OBJ
served as memorial day, and that the
chapter should attend divine service in {,
body; therefore be it
Resolved, That Sunday, the 18th day of
October, being the anniversary of the
burning Of this town by Mowatt, this
chapter will, if agreeable to the rector, at
tend services at St. Paul's church, and
that our reverend frater, Joseph B.
Shepherd. is invited to make his sermon
memorial address.
Reeolved, That the Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution be invited to attend The
services: also that all citizens be urged tc
take notice of the day by displaying their
flags at hnlf-mast and such other obser-
vance as Is appropriate.
Mr.. Shepherd has accepted this invita-.
tson.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-23
WESTBROOK.

The Presumpsoot base ball club has
disbanded. 1t is understood that it is
only temporary matter and was done
to allow of q reorganization.
Three boys were before Judge Tolman
in the municipal court yesterday charged
with trespassing on Mr.. Ernest Gerhart's
garden at his premises on Psnnell street.
One of the boys who was older than the
rest, was sentenced to the Reform school,
but, in Difference to his widowed moth
er. his sentence was committed on prom
Use of good behavior.
AS the Presumpscots have disbanded
the Westbrooks had to fill the date with
tho Deerings at Warren park yesterday
afternoon, winning the game by a score
of 9 to 4. The features of the game was
the third base play of Murphy and the
fielding o. Sproul of the Westbrooks.