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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
On Smoenoclje,

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Gage iOrtalt, buOrlsoss en- ai S,,]
Spesbsr, en- 9isbmanp, sr blsuep j
ueuOt fra GrpeI paa Spirlisu,
builtsn ban blotil bar pRret en- ir,l
SiIbGngsr. San beisste regelm,.]
ipiritiitIite 5Uriamlinssr, Der oit.I
tee los en- Dame / NGrbeoen Of S,l
tOroci. 5 bet iioite Mpbe uobas 4
Jig Splpsnirssr ON, bpprleou
0tart, iom ban tauoe ipr meoet \
&osie, bar fommeu Der. San brs|
unbsrisst fine Sanbels bigger, msr1 \
par umulia Of TONNE til 8lnrbeo O,-
buorira Sperituoet itammeOe. "a
6UrIug al en- al be SilfeoeUrrrI
buntepe aisbmauoen en- Ganc ir.n \
itiQeoe ben bet panfeljse Spgr8sna]
I'll S~eiparelie. Ganbsu mgote r,I
puuttli9 os gap ben i~urblsfienrs I'd
tlarins, at Den ielu bauoe lagt gs,lJ
/ SPONTANEOUS &asis for at nd
bans sgrlisbeo. ga benue M 4
bsiraitet, pilbs ganber isuNe en- al 4
muterieQe Meobialsere ior at 6sI
8elsbet.
Gen fslsenbs Dag msote Der uI
Dos 8jgbmanoen en- 16'aurig 6gr, \
uobao fig De so Scarf % u9im|
benz uobetnlt. 0tsu fort eiter, at 4
bar saaet, Upbnseoe aiobmarom, |
ban bauoe facet be omipurgts Ellj
iom Setalins al en- 8unoe, men aid
at bosipre Selpbet. Sau 9lorOs u
meloelie til Iplitiet % GanosnsGa l
buo bleu arreiterst us iiooer III |
pentsr fin Som. 8nn ben MaaN |
Samburs en- Ssbraser mere %
Spiritiit minere.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Srpo % Sobaf.

Gu Statiitit, iOm nplig sr ta
cHentligsiurt / Gnslano, fuitsr ct q.
o~ommeligt 9ps uuer Sppr9sma-
ON SrpOpriieu, iom / bisie Gn8s %
Nnleonins til sGnsitelie.
2ptalpRroien al be Sprnuarsy, /,
i 1895 tOniumsreoes af Snobpsggl
Gn9lnno, Sfotlano os Srluno, ros'
BE- nleo ct runot Sat CTS NIlla
Ser, meoeus llosifterne til GUbdI
Giaarer / be famine 9aroe iarti
uosiUrOe 600 Iiaiouer Sr.
@n9elfimGnoeue bruser ial!a
bpert Nnr fun 9 MiQioner men
Srgo emo til Sobaf.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

"a benue SpsoOm MI sr H..
srunoig ftuosrst al aas.rns, ios,1
meb 9eniun til fin 0otur Tom \
sausnoe ben ftabsllss SnbFybsp,, u
taube ior garnsts SnteQissus, I, !,
baaoe / 9anmarf iom 9pItloub NJ
msset Selo bleOet furerst peO os,J
tipnsr, Der er forbolospis let at NM,
% altio bar meofsrt en- murtbor A.
bebrius al gornets ipatteo. gs,.
"a mango gsrn peo at iaa 9aussi,]
/ rette Glib, fan blips belbr.Ost \
benne Raturfeil, er bet al giutiosI
at SorRlore os 2arere bar I'm 81
martiOmbeb bsnpsnot paa bsars 81
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
0ecDrab % Smegn.
tIpffesfiliGlDe.
Ten Ste Sscsmber 1897.

Gn isr9sIig SilordgsIis bGnots
1rsoo9s Omtrirs 5 Wil / Roro for
gpen, ioet 5rant Sbos, en- q aur
aammtI 3DIttr, bIsO orrbt al ct IRA,
Tom fulot po,r BAN os tnuite SooeOet.
6an og en- grooer arbsiOsos inoe
StCpsn msO at "grubbs" 3rGr. st
ganfte tort IRA log / 5aloet en- ans
ben Retnirg, enb man baUbe pentst,
iua Grant lite tunb. TONNE unodf,
"a 3ruet rammsoe BAN / Rattsn.
@fDsos bar en- msast bra Gut og dfs
bolot Of bauoe 6amle os hinge. Be
grabeIien forsguar iong.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
DC imlgtes | 8rapen.

gn ileloeu Spitioslisbeo funNt Z
iorleoeu 29os Sftpber paa Gala
@selano @ieritab, NeOenes, !
@aarobruser Son GanOnion Og 1Et
gnue Slsontter blsp be9rapst idmn
San par fsbt 1911 os bun 1914
bupoe besse uaret irilte Os rPri8'
til bet iioite. Ru bar be traii
Seroen Og lansteoe efter ct ID
Siem. Der bar 4 Gage meltem "a
9po. Be Giosoe bar baut 10 u
bpprai 3 opoe, "a SprrebgrH c5
SDruebprus bDru. Den eHetdas
Scltioeliab eo poerpares al no8''a
100 Menneifer, % bet blep 0srlH
iieloen itCrt 9isielse, Der leoia9t@
TO Sitter III @rapeu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

Ydaltpsliebeb.
Den fbIte Del at anberIons Gores
oraa bdnblsbe ON Golumbus's 5ors
holo til R~orbboernes 8inldnosrstlsr.
San ubtalte Tom fin psrIonlige Spsrs
bepisnina, at Columbus nipits ON
bisie. Der f~orslaa piitnot ingsrl oI>
refte gepiIsr, men Der bar fere inots
rette, oq mar man itiuebe oisIe iams
men, bar be ligeiua cperbsptienos.
Sans inbir.tte gspiier for, at Gos
lum6us tienots til 9inlanosrsi'srns,
bar for bet ferite, at Guorib, 'om ira
1907 til 1910 opbolbt Zig | Btnlano,
ba bun bar bleoen Gnte dnben Gang,
oiorbe en- ReiIe til Rom, Og bet er lite
rimsIist at untage, at bun btloe tie
title ON ben pigtisite Sestoenbso l
1T 2ip, naar bun par tommen I'll
Rom, 6por bun blep msot meo ben
itsrits !Ssiagtslis os Joretommsnbeo
al inbHposliesries Wano. GnoOioere
fit Grit upii, en- Siitnp, / 1121 OPP
brag at m~isfipnere ogiau / Stnlano.
9inlanbsreiIerne fortfuttes til 1347.
Den f~prfGrosIiss forte 9se, iom tom
til Rorae 1349 og nGitsn afolteoe
2anbst, giorbe mso enSans enos pad
ale 9inIunbsreiIer og ale andre ltgs
nenbe Soretasenosr. Columbus ans
aap ielp Tom gepiier for lin fate Sro
pao, at Der bar 2ano mpb 0eit, 10
farenbe 5oltsgsretninger pg lGros
Ranbs Strifter. Meb bette iioite
bentpbsbe ban -- efter 5oreordgss
bolbersns Mening - til Ioam al
grsmsns latinTs Strift, bpcri Der
6erettes ON 9inlunb, og ION bleo
citeret al forfis1ige Jorfuttsre giens
mem ale 4urbunbreosr / Wiooelaloez
rem liee fra i'm Srsmtomit til Golums
bus's Sib. Sesuben fort9Qer Ssnz
men Serbinano / lin Bog, at 5uberen
bsiegts Sslanb ellsr Sbule / 1477.
Stjsnt mango life pil pGre enige
msb 4nbsrIon / hans a~ntagel'e, at
Columbus pibite ON Sagaernes Bin
lanbsreiier, ba bette / ale 4ar, iioen
9uaitanoen fsrit fremiattes, bar pGs
ret ct omitribt puntt blanct De IGroe,
- itisnt man altiau life bill tiQGgse
8inlanpsrsiisrne netop BEN Sstpbs
ming, iua er bog bette ct mere uol9ttgt
Puntt.
5orecragst er lige fprtisntfulot for
bet. Oct ifulps pette Sntsresien
% 2pftsn iiGr bos be ungs ituoersnbe,
Tom bsrts bet. Oct itulos gad ino /
oeres Sj9l fom en- Srpo, ION lite
pilbe lube benz / go, for be ielp ituz
oereoe Susaerne pg be andre 8tloer,
Iau be tunbe tale meb ON oisie Ting
Tom be, Der bar bet fra fsrfte Saanb.
Spis en- iaaoan SnteresIe er bait, er
bet Sorsorasets iterite 5ortjene'ts.
2erbag often bolbt Prof. anbers
ion paa HOrIt ct 5orebrag, boortil
Der bar fri abgung, os bpOrtil iGrlig
GpIeaets Glsper par inobuot.
San Ttilorebe msp gsgsiItrins Horz
ges Ratur og Spltelip og itileos en-
itprt % inbtr9nsenoe Spfproring til
ale unge MGno og aoinoer at norit
Ssrtomit, at be Ituloe pmfutts Rorgss
Siforie, 2itteratur % Sprog meo
aiGrligbeo og life Hippo ben arp,
pprt Soft bar brust meo hsroper fra
bet eamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

Seq mooto9 Spmaliineu .Susprunsn.
soft | SUM 900 Stano, % bperteu mir Rome
tnsr leg bapoe peniei, at Waitineu iuuGe
pGre laa COB, Jon ben er. Zen er let at IN
pna % let at %io.iiea. Zen Oior liaeiaa aoSt
Grbetoe iom en- Nnitiue iii 90 Dollars. sSeo
s0poe en- 6o.SoliarS WdltIue / Suiet, fpr
leg NJ "Snsoeuner," men oenue ii6lie er Iipj
ltDrre co Ter 10 I'll at pGre itqriere. Ten
arbsioer soot, og leg er / aus 9ele iilireps
uneo ben. Trast $3.50. 3. Overs, Gen.
.ral gitn. z. Tat
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Rrieens ReeIer.
Gn 5ranfmanb ~fprtGaer.

Z 1870 bar / Dor S9rufoeling 4
gsnbsr, bDis Gienoom par bIspstl
sOsIast al prsiisrns.
5Or at bapns fig hdSps Oisie
WGnb, Der tjenote Sumonttrattsrns
bel, label fig nptte Tom 9eiOiiers for
Yreiierne.
0is's bore SLENDER ansoe lite, boils
Ten forfGroelig 5Gloe, gsnosrre
bapbs lagt for benz.
Stenbruboens Deb Sumont bannebe
en- ubpre tor Sule.
1oran bisIe !Sulsr bapoe prsiierne
inbtat en- fat Sitting. De troobe
fig remlig Der oisie paa at bore ri
/ Rpggen.
Smiolsrtib iaa en- al be bsipiienoe
9pnosr lit Snit til at Hippo p9t fra
grsiferne pg itpnote fig iporen'tregs
at melbe for Dor Scr, at bet MI lob
fla gisrs at sbelegge belle ben Der OPP
itilsoe prsiiiite 99rufoeIing.
Stenbruooet bapbe giennem Ii
berne bert arbsibet iuuban, at Der bar
erapet lunge u%nberiorbiIte Sulninger,
Der ftsttsbss at Yiler.
Snb paa bette uobulebe SerrGn
bapb. gsnoerne narret ben ellers
tlsgtiss ~preusftite Surfersr at fere
i'm Qfbsling.
9reiierne m9rtsb life, at ben Sorh
be fob paa, bar unoergrapet.
9aa ben Sibe, iom penote mob ben
frantic Scr, bar Stenbrubbet aas
bent, faa man tunbe iigts mob Bill
lerns, Der bar ben belle Str9tning,
bporpaa prsiierne itpo.
Oct bar en- Rat fsrit | IuguIt
1870, at bsnns prsiiernss Mari9 ino
/ 0soen furegit.
8 Msrtst 6Iep be life bar, bpilten
farIis Sitting be bar marI6eret op /.
Deb Sagsrp CAB 9u5aine Srbre til
at ftDos pda prsiierne, pg bisie ifjso
itrar igisn.
0d aampen bar blepen p9loig oq
narm, opitiQsbe Ganrcbert fine Sano.
nsr lige mob Sp9lget / Stenbruboet
% lob ftpbe be b9rsnps 9iler neb.
pile for pile blsp Itubt / 3nas, %
belle Stresst itprmp1lteos psb ~itr9tte.
liss Drag neb / Stenbrubbets Spelq
- pg Prsiierne itupte ps itDrtebt
meb, reoninsslsit Portable.
Wan berte ct gruiomt mango tus
ientpnsnpe Strig.
Smtring 10000 WsnnsIter pibItt
ba, at be iummsn MATTE bs / bette
Sten6ul.
9sres Ssbsreoilsr % Samren pal
en- nerperpitenoe, srGsieli9 @raoTang
Oct par, ipm man bsrte en- sneitt
mrgtis msnnsftslig Rsit f~tialpsnot
al en- uiisslis 4ngit, - ct iioite Heos
raab ON menneItslig Mebliosnbeo! -
iom be Hsoniusslsies fprtpilsbe Gar.
bel til 2ipst.
!Seite, Menneifsr, &dnoner %
8uaben bar pGltst | 9Dbet | en- MsriC
iammen meb Serb % Stem.
Paa famine Sib, Tom Piqerne bIst
ftuot al Ganrobert, brep 8dSaint
9rsiierne bagfra msb FABIAN Bob,
ipmbeb, at en- bulp frunIt S9rafoe.
ling / Slfaroisbsoens Stpnoipmbet
rspss meo nsb / a~fsrunben.
Dor Seier forferoebe os.
s Sausbeb itirrsoe Ri nsb / bette
0pb, Der raiten bar fplbt, % bpor
man faa ct Msnnsifebpbs, en- Irm, en-
Ssits Ben, en- aanon rage op imelem
b%peranbre.
Stbsn ti0ob life at fsre ale oisIs
2egemsr op % 9rupe benz ltittelig net
bier for zig.
Mun tRntte fsrit at beloe SorooliC
paa benz pg 'Gtte Slo paa bet belle,
men opgap bog bet.
Gn Del Ssl9isr blsp leist til at
bette bette 0sosipGlg meb bets orGsa
ielige 2igitant meb 9rus % Sano.
De bolbt pua en- llse. - Ren / be fire
fsrite 9age bsrte be uafbruot Stsr
pg Sammer - fra be melt Iiealipebc
pg minbit lemlGitebe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

ct. seuts a~paemartrs.
Trs. Tnnean Il gSag,
5anoIrger, Tan trGHes /:

2aHolTger, Tan trInest l:
&rciiou, giiHu, soc, 9oe o. 1Ooe Sec.
Canton, gttHr. lite Sec.
narntoup, Dtrun. 13oe % ABE Sec.
s{able, gtInH.. 15oe % 160e SCc.
SprlHg 0roue, 9ttnn., l1oe % lSoe Tee.
Saprelo, gtruu, 20oe % 21oe Zee.
5Euoer trEttes uocu Smerte. Gut Or,
beioe 9ardHtereS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

Seq bar mootasst SpmnfiHen 'SrE1
ueu,@ ION je9 or oeltilfreos meo ! ole y
Der. Sraaten bar rs Gents. &nno |f1
S1ornh Soma
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-06
GoRHAM.

The funeral of Mrs. Caroline q. Hunt,
wife Of Prof. Lucien H. Hunt, took
place yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Rsy-
nolds officiated. He portrayed at consid.
cradle length the many virtues If the
deceased and gave particular prominence
to her Christian faith which had been q
leading motive in all her acts. She was
benevolent In her contributions to reIig-
ious objects and he spoke in feeling
manner OF the relations which had al
ways existed between herself and Prof.
Hunt since their married life commenced
and referred to the great loss which he
had experienced.
= The attendance was very large, not only
from the village, but from towns III the
vicinity. There was general express
sion of sorrow from those present for the
great loss which every interest in the
village had sustained. The flowers were
beautiful from many friends. The re-
mains will be taken to Tilton, N. H.,
and placed in the burial lot of Prof.
Lucien Hunt.
The High school will give an enter
tainment in Ridlon hall Friday evening,
Rev. S. N. Greet gave very interest.
ing chalk talk on the Bible Tuesday
evening to large audience In the Con
gregational church.
Kew. Rollin Il. Hack OF Portland i'll de-
liver the Memorial day address in the
Congregational church.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-06
UNIFORM RANK.
In of the Bridgton Co. by Col.
BIT. Chase.

Bridgton Company, No. al. Uniform
rank, knights of Pythias, was mustered
in at Bridgton Wednesday afternoon, by
Col. BENZ. t. Chase, assisted by IS mem
bers of Portland Company, No. 8. under
command of Capt. Philip H. Higgins.
Portland company left the city by the
morning train Oh the Mountain division
OF the Maine Central and arrived in
3ridgton by the narrow guage at II
o'clock and were at once scortod By a
committee to the Cumberland house for
dinner. EARLY In the afternoon the 30
charter mem bers of the new company
were initiated into the Uniform Rank,
the ritual work being admirably rem
dered by Portland company, under the
direction of Capt. Higgins. During
the latter part of the afternoon there was
u fine parade by both companies. In
the evening the opera house was filed
with members of the order and the lead
Ing citizens of the town with their la
dies, who heartily applauded the fine ex-
hlbit1on drill given by the Portland oom-
pany. Ibis was followed by reception.
Dali and an excellent banquet. The new
company Is composed of the very bost
material and in Its ranks are q number
OF the leading business men of the town.
Its first public appearance plainly indi-
Gated that the Bridgton company would
very soon be one of the best drilled COM
panies in the state. The first officers
are:
Captain-Aaron ". Ingalls,.
First Northumberland q. Saunders.
Second Lieutenant-Daniel j. Morrison.
observation-disclosures E. Seayey.
Treasurer. FRANK Libby.
Guard-Richard K. Cleaves.
Sentinel-Charles B. Hill.
During their entire stay Portland COM
pany was the guest of Bridgton company
and nothing was lett undone to make it
a red letter occasion. The Portland Sir
knights returned yesterday morning
and all say that they want to go to
Bridgton again very soon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-06

cause the majority of big sicknesses, are
the trivial arrangements of the digestion
that most people pay no heed to. Good
digestion feeds and builds up a man bad
digestion starves him in every tissue,
muscle, nerve-hber, and brain-cell.
Bad digestion leads to consumption,
blood and skin diseases, and nervous ex-
haustion and prostration. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery corrects all
disorders of the digestion, invigorates the
liver and prevents and cures consu1np-
ton, blood and skin diseases, and nerv-
GUS troubles. 1t is the great blood-maker,
flesh -builder, and nerve tonic. Druggists
sell it and have nothing else "just as
good"
81 have lately given Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery trial, writes Miss c. M Malette,
pete1y cured me OF very serious and obstinate dis
orders in which the hearts action was impaired.
l took it for two weeks. began to experience
less discomfort from my illness, after about the
fourth dose, and in four five days still less and
several days after was surprised to find that |
was actually better. Two weeks having passed
e0et.y symptom had disappeared"
The man or woman who neglects con-
stipation is storing up in the system a
store of disorders that will eliminate In
some serious and possibly fatal malady.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are a safe,
sure, speedy and permanent cure for con-
stipation. One little Pellet " is a gentle
laxative, ard two mild cathartic. They
never grippe. Druggists sell them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-06
MUST OBEY THE LAW.
Physician Fined for Not Reporting Diph-
liberia Case.

DR.. L. D. Sullivan was brought before
the Municipal Court yesterday morning
on complaint made by the Board of
Health for falling to report cases of diph.
liberia that came within his knowledge.
According to the complaint two of the
DOCTORS children were afflicted with
diphtheria. The law requires that in
cases of contagious disease the physician
shall report them to proper authorities
within twenty. four hours. This, it was
claimed, DR.. Sullivan failed to do.
DR.. Sullivan claimed that tho reason
for his failure to report the cases within
the specified time was not from any de-
sire for concealment, but that in the
carly Stages of the disease it is ofteu
difficult to distinguish between certain
forms of tonsilitis and diphtheria.
The Board, however, thought in this
case the signs of diphtheria were so
marked that they should have been
noted.
The doctor pleaded nolo contendre, and
WAS fined $40 and cnsts, which he paid.
Carroll ". Morrill,, city solicitor, APP
peared for the prosecutors, and there was
no appearance.for the defendant.
The Board of Health is determined to
see that every safeguard is provided
against the spread of contagious disease.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-06

Munyon's Improved homeopathic Remedies
act almost instantly, speedily curing the most
obstinate cases.
Munyon's rheumatism Cure seldom fails to
relieve in one to three nouns, and cures in a
few days. Price, Zoe
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively cures all
forms of indigestion and stomach trouble.
Price, % cents.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia and
breaks up a cold in few hours. Price. 20
cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs night
sweats. allays soreness, and speedily heals the
lungs. Price % cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures pain in
the back, loiDs or groins and all forms of kidney
disease Price. rs cents.
Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieved in three
minutes and cure permanently. Price, 81 90.
Munyon's Vitalzer, great tonic and restorer
of vital strength to weak people. $l.00.
Prof. Munyon has separate cure tor each
disease. At all druggists, mostly 20 cents a
vial
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered with free
medical advice for any disease.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-06
Colby, 8; Exeter, 8.


Exeter, N. H., May 5.-Colby defeated
Exeter here today by a score of to 8.
The score:
Colby. 0 I %
Exeter, III COL 0 0 o-3
Base hits-Colby, 2; Exeter, s. Err
rors-Colby, 4; Exeter, 8. Batteries
Cushman and Soannel; Weeks and
Carter. Umpire-Whitoomb.
Notes.
Harry Killeen, of last years Portland
team. who has signed with Lewiston for
this season, is in the city.
A meeting OF the Maine league has been
called for Saturday afternoon at Augusta.
A board of directors will he chosen and
other business transacted.
The next home game will be with
Colby next Saturday afternoon. The
Portlands play the State College at Orono
Friday.
President Young has notified President
Woodbury. that Portland and not Brook
ton has a right to Hlckey's services, and
that that player must report here.
The Westbrook Seminary team defeated
the Grays 81 to 2. The hits stood 20 to O.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-06

and the grand lodge called off until 6
q clock Thursday morning.
The order of High Priesthood met AT
$50 Wednesday evening, Josiah Fl.
Drummond, president. presiding.
Eighteen high priests of chapters from
all parts of the state were received into
the order. The following officers were
elected:
President-Josiah II. Drummona, Port
land.
Senior Vice President-Edward p.
Burnham, Saco.
Junior Vice Presidential fired S. Kim
ball, Norway.
Treasurer-Millard F. Hicks, Portland.
Recorder-stephen Berry, Portland.
Master of Ceremonies Horace il. Bur
bauk, Saco.
Conductor-Albert M. Penley, Auburn.
Chaplain,-William j. Bu1nham, Lewis
ton.
Steward-Leander NJ. Remission, Cam
den.
Warder-James f. Parsons, Ellsworth.
The Council was then closed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-06

Herbert Harris, Past Grand Junior Warden
Jewett. Gardiner. f@
Grand Royal Arch CaptaiE-Benjamin
l.. Hsdley, Bar Harbor.
Grand Master Third Vail-Orestes E.
Crowel1, Oakland.
Grand Master Second l-Frederick
g. Payne, Lewiston.
n Grand Master First Vail-Parker P.
Spofford, Bucksport. I.
GRAND Stewards-MiIlard M. Caswell,
Bridgton; CHARLES W. Jones. China;
Walter s. Glidden, Bath; George W.
Allen, Penn broke. a.
Grand Lecturer-Frank e. Sleeper,
Sabattus. >
Grand sentinel-Warren .. Carney,
Portland.
Votes of thanks to Past Grand High
Priest Henry S. Webster, and Fast Grand
treasurer Rufus H. Hinkley, with a
resolution of greeting to the grand
chapter Of Rhode Island on the occasion
of its coming under the jurisdiction of
the general grand chapter of the United
States, were adopted, and shortly after
noon the grand chapter was closed.
The Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters met at two intle afternoon, Grand
Master Hugh X. Chaplin OF Bangor, pre-
siding.
Fifteen of the sixteen councils were
represented and ten OF the fourteen past
grand masters were present.
The address OF ths grand master showed
prosperous condition of the rite in the
state.
The report on returns showed 1e ooun-
oils, 234l members, ISL candidates, 23
deaths.
The grand master declined to be can.
didate for reelection. The following
grand officers were elected:
Grand Mnstsr-Oliver A. Cobb, West
brook.
Deputy Grand Master-Frank r.
Sleeper, Sabattus.
CIR. r. G. of Work-James E. Blan-
chard, Augusta.
Grand TIeasurer-Leander ". Fobss.
Portland.
Grand Reoorder-Stephen Berry, Port
land.
Dunlap council of Lewiston was given
concurrent jurisdiction, with Oxford
council Of Norway over residents of the
town of Rumford.
The officers elect were then installed by
Past Grand Master Horace H. Burbank
of Saoo, together with the following an.
pointed officers:
Grand Chaplain--Wm. j. Burnham.
Lewiston.
Grand Master Ceremonies-Bial f.
Bradbury, Norway.
Grand Captain Guard-Enoch o. Green.
leaf, Pennington.
Grand Observation-Disclosures E. Meseryey.
Rockland.
Grand Steward-Thomas A. Jewett.
Gardiner.
Grand Sentinel-Wtllard @. G. Carney.
Portland.
A vote of sympathy with Past Grand
Master Arlington B. Marston of BANGOR
now lying very Ill at home, was adontsd.
A vote of thanks to retiring Grand
Master Hugh r. Chaplin was adonted
and the council was closed.
GRAND LODGE.
The grand lodge met at 2 D. m. and de.
voted the afternoon to an exempliiioatIon
of the third degree by the officers of
lodges in Lewiston and Auburn, under
the lnastership of George e. MoCann
master of Ancient Brothers lodge of An
burn. The work was finely done.
Some routine business was transacted
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-06
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Dick O'Brien of Lewiston has accepted
a challenge TO fight "Kid' Mccoy in
Carson City, at the August carnival.
Howard j. Garry of New Brunswick,
81 yenrs OF age, hanged himself at his
boarding house at Rumford Falls yes
terday morning. Temporary insanity is
supposed to have been the cause.
Jacob Johnson. convicted of numbering
Annie BeskmaD, with whom he had lived
tor some time, was hanged at Somer-
vile, N. j., yesterday. He was local
preacher and murdered the woman for
S45 she haf.
Burglars entered the Gardiner library
building by back window, Tuesday
night and stole S25 from drawer in @
desk. IL was money collected on dog
licenses by the city clerk.
1.-THE Republican city committee of Hav-
chill have refuseds-to call cancuses to
nominate a candidate for mayor at the
special election to be held June II.
The depot at Lisbon was broken into
Tuesday night and over $500 worth of
clothing stolen and carried away. The
clothing was packed In boxes in the de-
pot. the cases having been opened by the
thieves and left behind. No clue to the
robbery could be found.
TseV. a. n. r. small ~. H., mas an
nounced his intention OF withdrawing as
pastor of the First Baptist church of
Biddeford after next Sunday. He will
remove to Chicago and spend his declin-
ing days with his sons, Prof. A. W.
and DR.. @. F. Small Of Chicago uniyer-
sity.
= Charles Stearns, druggist of May
wood, N. j., met horrible death We'd
nesday while mixing flash light chemi-
Gals in his library, an explosion occurred
and Stearns was blown to pieces The
explosion wrecked the building and
caused much excitement. The unfortu-
nate man was &c years of age and we'll
known.