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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-05

ing IN enthusiasm to all join hands and
make their feature of the celebration
memorable. All riders with decorated
wheels will assemble at the corner of New
High and Congress streets at 7.45 O'Clock
Monday evening and places in line will
be assigned them. The procession will
move at 7.45 pm. over following route:
Congress, to Locust, to Cumberland, to
High, to Deering, to State, to Pine, to
Thomas, to Bowdoin, to Promenade. to
West, to Carleton, to Congress, to Wheel
club room and disband. The judges will
be Frank A. Elwell, j. HI. Lamson and
Adam P. Leighton. They will view the
parade from three different points. Frank
M. Brown will be chief marshal and he
will be assisted by seven aids.
Horribles Attention
The committee on the horrible parade
has learned that some people intend to
appear in this parade wearing only masks
without any attempt at costuming them
selves. This was not the pledge of those
who were signed by the committee to
take part in the parade, and Chief Fair
fiel d has been ordered not to allow any
person in line who is not in costume.
This order will be carried out by Mr..
Fairfield to the letter.
To See the Fantasies.
To enable patrons to witness the Fan
tastic parade Monday morning, July 9th,
the Portland Railroad company will run
special cars for this purpose on its subur-
ban lines as follows: Leave Allen cor
ner $50 a. M; Morrill's corner, $50, 5.45
and 600 a. M. Woodfords, $40, 5.47, $50,
:. 81 and 6.12 a. M; East Deering, 5.35
Il M; Westbrook, $50 and 600 a. IN. ;
Stroudwater, 5.45 a. m.
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brief JoTTINos.

The ''tub'' J. W. Plaisted has come out
of the shop looking as fine as a fiddle.
She will take her place in the parade to-
day. Az
Calvin Bennett, an employe Of the
Thomas Laugh1in company, accidentally
cut his hand severely Saturday afternoon.
A faucet left open In the third story OF
Baxter block Friday.night caused an over
flow of water that did damage to the
amount Of about 500. =. "a
The ferry boat will make an early trip
from the Cape side this morning,
leaving at 5.45 O'Clock.
The Standard Clothing Company will
not open tomorrow, Monday, Independence
Day.
On account of sickness at No. Z VIII
mot Street, and on Oak Street, between
Free and Spring, the children and Others
are kindly requested to refrain from 'ex-
ploding fire crackers in that vicinity on
the 9TH of July. {.
Extra cars will leave Willard and Cash'e
Corner on the Cape line Monday morning
at $50 O'Clock, thus enabling patrons to
reach the city in time to see the parade
of the horribles. 3@
In the Municipal court, Saturday,
Charles W. Browning was fined IS and
costs for intoxication and Bernard VIDE:
vine paid a fine of 500 and costs on q
search and seizure complaint.
It was thirty years ago yesterday thai
the PRESS office moved from Commercial
street (where it was located after the
great fire) to its present location on Elk.
change street.
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THIRD DIVISION.

Mr.. Edward C. SWEET, Marshal.
Saff-Luther Bradford, chief; Captain
B. A. Norton, assistant adjutant;
! general; George Q. D. Soule, quarter
master; earle S. Emery, aide.
Presumpscot Band-25 pieces. Charles
~ ~ Frank, Leader.
+ Bosworth Post, g. A. ROO Men.
Commander, Hiram Ellis; Senior Vice
e Commander, Geo. W. Richards; Junior
Vice Commander, Alexander johnson !:
Adjutant, Edwin G. Milliken.
Members of Thatcher Post, G. A. R., in
Barges.
Commander, W. H. H. Pettengill; S. v.
81 Commander, John G. Ross; j. V. Com
mander, John Miller.
Letter Carriers Of Portland Post Office
3. 26 Men.
Captain N. T. Raglan Lieutenant, Frank
]. Jones.
Councils of Order of United American
Mechanics-J. Frank Massure, Com
= mander. and staff, r. #. Prince, Port
land, F. f. Bunker, Oakland.
Maine State Fife and Drum Corps.
+ Rising Sun, No. 1, Lewiston.
Auburn, No. 2, Auburn.
George Washington, No. 8, Portland.
8. u. Warren, No. 4, Cumberland Mills
Paul Revere, No. 5, Saco
General Putnam, No. 6, Biddeford.
Abraham Lincoln, No. Z, Vinalhaven.
Phippsburg No. 8, Bar Mills.
General Grant, No. 9, Gardiner.
| Norway and South Paris, No. 10, South
! Paris
Waldo, No. IL, Rockland.
General Logan, No. 10, Augusta.
( Hannibal Ham1in, No. IS, Bangor.
: Kennebec. No. IA, Waterville.
Gilman, No. Is. Yarmouth.
Sasanoa, No. 16 Bath.
Mashburn, No. II, East Livernore.
s Turner Center, No. IS, Turner Center.
State officers of the Orders of United
4 American Mechanics. Floats with young
4 ladies from Martha Washington Council
No. 2, Portland Daughters of Liberty,
representing Goddess of Liberty and the
thirteen original states
Barge from Star of Liberty, Council No.
g Cumberland Mills, Daughters of
+ Liberty.
Portland Company, Nos, Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias.
Captain Phillip H. Higgins, command
ing; First Lieut., Alvin L. Bar
stow; Second Lieut., Wallace B. Nc
Causland.
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FAC-SIMILE signature of cEAs. h FLErcAER
is on the wrapper of every bottle of cAsroRIA.
When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.s
when she had Children, She gave them Castoria.
"Mrs. winlow's Soothing syrap'

"Mrs. Windows Soothing Byrap'
Has been used over Fifty Years BY millions ..
mothers for their children while Tssthing
with perfect SUCCESS. It soothes the child
softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind
Collie. regulates tho bowels. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
teething or other causes. For sale By Drug
gists in every part of the world. Be sure and
askfor Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. % cti
bottle. s.
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SEBAGO LAKE.
SongO River Bay of Naples Steamboat
Company.
sTEAMERLOUIsE.

will make daily trips over sebago Lake,
through Songo River. Bay of Naples and Long
Pond to Naples, Brighton, North Bridgton,
Harrison and Waterford, leaving Sebago Lake
at S.45 a. M. over Mountain Div M. c. r. r.,
Returning. leave Harrison at 2.30 p. m. touch
ing at all landings. connecting at Sebago Lake
station with y. m. train Tor Portland and
Boston. Ample time for dinner at al. Landings.
Tickets on sale at all railroad and Steamboat
Offices to Sebago Lake and return. Excursion
the round trip Steamer can be chartered
Sundays.
For further particulars telephone DEERING
DRUG CO., Deerng Me. lly5dtf
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CHIEF MARsHAL's GENERAL ORDERS
NJ O FL

General Orders No. 8.
80. .. Hesdquarters, Chief Marshal,
). ~ !. Fourth OF July Parade,
Portland, July 9th, 1897.
| 1.-THE divisions win b In their re-
spective streets as already. directed, armed
bodies In column Of platoons and un-
armed bodies In column Of four ready to
come 10 "sttention" ct the bugle call ct
9: Is, the first division moving forward 81
First d.yision In Temple street second
division IA Mtrtle street; third. division
IN Pearl st&eos; fourth division In India
serseti eaty. council in Myrtle street.
The hands Win report TO the etan
officers on duty o follows, Chambers at
Custom Honse wharf ~ Q. ~ M. Ameri-
can Cadet At the armory at7t a. m. Pre-
sumpseot at Grand Army hall. Free ST.,
81 Q .. N. Merriman's ct High School,
Cumberland street, at a. m. ( Var
mouth ct corner Of Market and Congress
at 10 - M. Maine State Fife and
Drum Corps on Pearl street on the left Of
the Letter Carriers, At go :: M =, cs,,.
Marshall will report at the head Of Tenn
pie strees ct $50 q: m.
1.-THE route Of procession viii be as
already announced: 3
Starring At 10 q. m. from City Build
Ting down Congress to Washington
street. to Cumberland, to Grove, to
ppanshsn. to Brap pi,sd, to Western
tho ilrst, second and third divisions
division lMardi Gas floats, school chill
drcn and trade cxhibits) passing DOWN.
State down Danforth & and up
Park street.; and haiting till head OF
column reaches that point; thence entire
column down Congress, (reyiew at Monu-
After, passing IN review the column will
box dismissed. First diYisiqns taking Pearl
street; Second DIVISION :, National Guard
and Yarmouth Rifles Market; Portland
High School GAdets, Myrtle Z, Third
|dIyision.s Exchangeo ytteet; Fourth
division As directed ,byy tbea marshal Of
fna tha sfsia f sng Tasa a1s0n IS disstsd
Iu-The9 column with BIZ made up as
follows: ~ ~ ERA Iits
: Mounted Police Skirmishers
City Marshal Geo. W., Sylvester.
Platoon Of Police.
Gen. Charles p Mattocks, Chief Marshal
Staff: Maj. VIM. 3. Green, chief
Of staff, Mr. John d. Williams, assistant
Eadjutant general; Mr.. LeroysS Sanborn,
quarternnaster: n. M. Marshal, N. D.
Surgeon, with the following aides: Gen
John J; Lynch, NJ. James Gardiner
B. Crosby, De. W. S., Eldrid ge, Mr.. Z.
n. johnson, Mr.. Alpheus L. Hanscome
and Mr.. Winfeh T.. Shaw.
Caleb N. Iang, color bearer; Charles
Baker, trumpeter; Charles s. Webster,
orderly.
-Four ". y. Telegraph Messengers {with
bicyclesl as orderlies.
Chambers band-e5 pieces, Philip
Robinson, leader.
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FOURTH DIVISION.

Mr.. Harry M. Bigelow,l Marshal.
Staff. g. Fassett, F. P. Johnson, T
/ A. Burke, George E. Smith, W. I'll.
Heath, Charles G. Sanborn.
Merriman's BANDS pieces. Frederick
Shannon, Leader.
Mardi-Gras Floats, School Children in
, Carriages and Trade Exhibits.
(Floats as follows, distributed through
the parade:)
. Car No. liking OFF the Carnival-A.
D.. Sweetsir.
I Car No. 2.---Design.
Car No. 3.-Poseidon's Craft.
Car No. 4.-Lohengrin's Swan Team.
Car No. 5.-War Ship Carthage.
Car No. Gin the Polar Seas.
Car No. 7.-Cbaron's Ferry on the Styx.
Car No. 8.-Venice, Mistress of the Seas.
{. Car No. 9.-On the River of Content.
Car No. 10.-On the Nile.
Car No. lion the Waves of Chance
Car No. IA Chinese Ferry Boat,
\ Car No. 13.-The Fairies Craft.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY.
How It Will Be Observed in Port.
land Today.
CELEBRATION LIKE OF WHICH
/, MAINE NEVER SAW BEFORE.

4
IN Ls.ssNnmb.r, Of People Beginning to
/ VAT tSsa:c,,v- 4. M.pn,fio.nt Pageant
1900; n gSt
- 80 < 1ea$fe
& The events iof the celebration as at pres
| emit arranged will occur as follows:
,Snnrise- q saI,tes and ringing Of civ
bells. Mtl ~
| $50 m. sMassachusetts Naval Battal-
| ion. and Second Brigade Signal Corps
escorted to the Ar,norv.
$50 a. INFORMATION of the Horrible
and Fantastic parade "a Lincoln street.
SO j. N. Pho HORRIBLE parade win start
ana Win proceed !, fhhssdasgh the following
sfreets: Lincoin,fo Msrsle, to Cumber-
TO Grove; is Ca9leton, to pine. e
Cnneress. to 4MerrtllN IL Cumberland to
Psearl, to Lincoln and dismiss.
sa.1a. Boat RACES Soot Of State street
wharf course to Custom House wharf and
Ecolors which tie various contestants are
10 wear are as foliows:e, Novice race, T.
Craven. red: p. Feenev. white. r. ee.
eny, blue;s B. Mcclure. yellow. JUNO,
single sculi, J. f. MCCARTHY. sred: u. j,
Smith, white; P. F. Foley. blue. Fouro
Dared race. Jacobs. crow. red: Peterson
crew, white Donouch crew. blue.
4 0 :. m. Formation OF the grand parade.
Gen, Charles p. Mattocks chief marshal
10 ~ m, The grand parade will start
and Win proceed through the followina
streets:, Congress to Washington. Il
Cumberland. to Grove. to vaughan. &c
lBramhail, to Western Promenade. t.
|Pipe. to State. the first. second and third
Edivfsionls, conference.-the on state fourtt
and .ffth divisions naasinr down Stata.
down Dansorth to PARK, up sPark Is Con Cor,
oras1s IA i1sstsnt,; .,,,nfala TIA 2he,d ~ Az
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Schooner Florence A, of Machias, Me-,
with cargo of coal, is reported ashore on
Bass ledge, Gay Head, having run ashore
during the thick fog Sunday. The vessel
remains, tight.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The use of fire arms, crackers topedoes. or
fireworks Of any description between the hour
of 9 a. IN. and such hour as the procession may
be dismissed on the day of July 9th is st,ictly
forbidden and the conditions of this notice will
be closely enforced.
Per order of the Mayor
GEO. w. SYLVESTER,
City Marshal,
1yl Slhpd4s
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JOHN D. WILLIAMS,
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
THE CROWDS COMING.
trains Already Crowded With Portland's
Visitors.

Trains Already Crowded With Portland's
Today will be a big day. for Portland and
for the entire state of Maine. 1t will be
the most glorious Celebration that has ever
been known here and for it all the people
of Portland have to thank the city gov
eminent committee which has worked
for over two months almost continuously
to complete the details of the affair and
to arrange for the carrying out of all the
features that have been planned
Saturday night the streets of Portland
were crowded with people and the most
of them were strangers. 1t was late hour
Sunday morning before the usual quiet
reigned in the city and before the streets
were deserted. During Saturday evening
the occasional sound of an exploding can
non cracker or the firing of punches of
snap crackers reminded people of what is
to come and the dealers in the articles
did rushing business from early more
until long after the usual hour for clos
ing.
About the city Saturday afternoon
many houses and business places were
decorated. The central engine house was
the first to display bunting and right
proud are the boys in that building of the
work they have done. City hall, too, is
gay with vari colored streamers and float
ing flags. The work on this building was
done by Capt. George A. Brown and is a
credit to him. Never before has the old
building looked as well and the city has
set an example in this manner that it is
believed all will follow.
Many of the private residences along
the route of the parade have been gor-
geously decorated. Those houses along the
Cumberland street extension in particu-
lar are gay with flags and bunting and
some of the displays are very elaborate.
The stores have all made special wi ow
displays for this occasion while the hotels
and some of the larger buildings are also
handsomely decorated.
SMALL BOYS TAKE WARNING.
1t is requested that no crackers or fire
works of any kind be discharged in the
vicinity Of the following houses in which
there is sickness: No. z Wilmot street;
No. 81 Sherman; corner of Spring and
Winter; No. 70 St. Lawrence and No. 8
Tate.
Parents should see that their children
do not overlook these requests as in one
or two cases the persons within the houses
named are in such condition that any
unusually loud noise might result fatally.
THE TRADES AND MARDI GRAS
DIVISION.
The chief of this division desires to call
the attention of drivers of teams and float
to the following points:
All teams on Middle, Newbury and
Federal streets in the formation for the
parade should face India street. ALI
teams on India street should face Con-
gress.
The city marshal has promised that
there shall be plenty of officers in the
vicinity during the formation of this par
ade and these officers have been instruct
ed to Immediately arrest any person who
discharges fire crackers of any kind on
the streets where the parade is forming.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-05

Why suffer from indigestion? Burd lock
Blood Bitters cures Dyspepsia and all
disorders of the stomach, liver and bow
els.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-05
FIFTH DIVISION.

Portland Fire Department and Veteran
Firemen.
Chief Engineer NJ. N. Eldridge, Com
handing.
StaH-First Assistant Engineer. John N i.
Long; Second Assistant Engineer Albert
ii. Hatch; Third Assistant Engineer
VIM. FL. Dugan; Fourth Assistant
Engineer S. M. Hammett; Veteran
Fireman Nahum Littlefeld; Veteran
Fireman Chas. f. DAM
Yarmouth Band.
Engine Co. No. 1.-Captain A. o. Fer
maid, IA men.
Engine Co. No. 2, Captain R. H. Hardy,
IA men.
Engine Co. No. 3.-Captain A. E. Night.
IA men.
Engine Co. No. 4.-Captain A. f. Griffin,
IA men.
Engine Co. No. 5.-Captain John B.
Brown, IA men.
Hose Co. No. 6.-Captain Charles F. Jose.
10 men.
Ladder No. 1.-Captain Saul J. Goud, 10
| men.
Ladder Co. No. 2.-Captain j. T. Farms
Ladder Co. No. 3.-Captain Charles e.
| Jordan, 10 men.
| Portland Veteran Firemen Association
under Command of r. III. Ball.
Veteran Firemen's Band.
Veteran Firemen Hand Engine.
Barges Filled with Veterans.
Chemical Engine No. /.
Engine No. /. Hose No l.
Engine No. Q. Hose No. 2.
Engine No. 3. Hose No. 3.
Engine No. 4. Hose No. 4.
Engine No. 5. Hose No. 5.
Hose No. 6.
Ladder No. /.
Ladder No. 2.
Ladder No 5.
Won the column turning into State
street each battalion will come into
column by tours. During the whole
march the distance between divisions will
be "a PAGES; bands will be 10 PAGES in rear
of stats and stats six PAGES in rear of the
division commanders. In passing in re-
view in Monument Square division COM
| manders and bands will not wheel out,
the limited space not admitting of it,
Armed military organizations in service
have been assigned positions according to
army regulations; all other as according
to seniority of organizations, except the
Grand Army Posts and the Letter
Carriers.
By command of
CHARLES P. MATTOCKS,
Chief Marshal.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS,
Asst. Adjt Gen.
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Notice to Teams,

ALI teams and carriages are
hereby notified TO keep eff
the route of parade while the
procession is passing, and Off
GERS will be Detailed to esuec-
tally enforce the conditions of
this notice.
GEO. w. SYLVESTER.
City Marshal.
Portland, july a.
jy5 dit
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To See the Fantasies.
EIGHTlETH ANNIVERSARY
Celebrated by First Baptist Sunday School
Yesterday.

The First Baptist Sunday school cele.
brated it's sOth anniversary yesterday.
The school gathered for the morning SER
vice at 1873 a. m. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Ayres, preached an excellent sermon for
young people, taking for his text Deut.
w., 1. The special services by the school
occurred in the evening. All the numbers
were excellent, those by the children be-
ing given very nicely, and to the credit OF
the careful instruction they had received.
Miss Brown rendered solo beautifully
There was short, but pertinent address
by Rev. T. S. Sampson, pastor of Free
street church, the exercises closing with a
few words from the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Ayres and the singing of America by
the congregation. We append the pro.
eyra1nme:
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FIRST DIVISION.

Battery e, I'd U. s. Artillery--50 men,
Lieut.. Edwin Landers, Commanding.
Battalion of Sailors and Marines from
b q. s. Battleship, Massachusetts,. Lieut..
/ ComInander Session Schroeder, Com
I manding. ~.
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THE PRESS.
NEW ADvEky1sEMExrs zODAY.

NEW ADvEkyIsEMENTD TODAy.
Eastman Bros. g. Bancroft.
Atkinson Furnishing Co..
City of Portland
Hooper, Son s. Leighton. s II
AMUSEMENTa. 80
MeCullum's Theatre,
Forest City Rink.
Riverton Park.
New Wants, To Let, For BAis. Lest. Found
and Similar advertisements willbefeund under
heir appropriate heads on Page 8.
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These statistics were given: Number
classes, IS; number scholars, 440; teachers
and officers. SO; membership primary de-
partment. 81; home department., IA; aver
age attendance, s4s; largest attendance,
1893; total collections, $4O7 81; benevolent
contributions $685. 80; school expenses,
$156.07; baptisms. IL deaths, 3.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30
uExPosITIoN De 1900
UN MESSAGE DU PRESIDENT MAO
KINLEY AU CONGRESS

KINLEY AU CONGRESS
Washington-Ls president Nc
Kinley a envoy6 au congress, un
message dans lequel il a fait res
sortlr la n6cessit6 de pourvolr sans
plus terder q la participation des
Etats- Unis q l'exposition de Paris
en- 1900. Voici la traduction de ce
message:
"Au S6nat ct q la Chambre des
Representants:
"Je transmets oi-]oint aux deux
chambres du congress, pour etre
pris en- consideration par elles, un
| rapport du seoretaire d'Etat fai-
!! SAINT ressortir la oonvenanoe dune
prompte decision, q reffet de met
tre le gouvernement des Etats-
ynis en- mesure d'accepter l'invi-
tation de la R6publlque francalse
q participer q lexposition univer-
selle qui aura lieu q Paris en- 1900
lies recommendations faites
dams GO rapport ont mon approba-
tion la plus cordiale, ct je prize le
congress de prendre temps, on
vue de Ia grande enterprise inter-
rationale, des mesures on rapport
avec les provisions ct les deslrs
g6n6rslement exprim6s de nos in
venteurs ct de nos producteurs,
qu; souhaitent avoir cette fois en-
core, CONNIE ills FONT gu dams le
paese, Poccasion de fortltier les
positions 1mportantes qu'ils ont
conquises dams le monde, sur le
terrain des d6couvertes ct de Fin
dustrie.
"Les liens d'amiti6 tradition
nels des Etats- Unis ct de la Fran
GO ct les svantsges raultiples qui
peuvent r6sulter de leurs relations
commentaries plus 6tendues ne
sont pas des considerations moins
lmportantes que les int5rets lndi-
viduels qui seront servis par une
nouvelle participation une gran
de exposition frsncaise, sp6ciale-
ment lorsqu'on tient compte de CO
fait que oette exposition atteindra
un degr5 de perfection ct de ma
gnifcence d6passant toutes les ex
positions europ6ennes qui ont
marqu6 la fin du slecle.
I'll convent que J'lnsiste sur Ia
n6cessit6 dune prompte decision,
81 Ia session actuelle se terminait
sans que leg dispositions necessai-
res eussent 6te prises, pajourne-
ment de l'affaire pour pres dune
aimee, ne pourralt que tourner au
d6savantage des Etats- Unis, on
vue des preparatifs consid6rab!es
d6ja fats par les autres gouverne.
ments ct da danger qu'un plus
long della, n n'aboutlsse q Ia r6par-
tition dun espaoe lnsutfisant pour
nos exposants, a1nsi qua une Or
ganisation incomplete de Ia sec
ton am6ricaine.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
ST Louis, 20 Avril-La premi0
re troupe de Greos qui a laisse le
Sudpour le siege de la guerre,
pour d6fendre le rol de Greece, est
partie du Texas hier soic. Ellie est
sous le commandment de Alexsn-
der Stevrian os, qni q ]aiss6 Dallas
pour Est ct St Louis, de Ia, a
Chicago ct New York. A Marshall,
Texas, un grand nombre d'autres
Grecs SO joindront a la troupe de
S avrlanos ct plusieurs autres, a
Little Rock, Ark. Arrives a New
York, lis prendront le premier ma
wire en- partance.
Washingt on, lion croft "a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-30

Washington, d. O., l7-L'am-
bassade frsnesis de oette vile, &C.
conds fortement la compagnie
franchise du Bable transstlantique
daus les efforts quelle falt pour
etablir une nouvells vole t6l6gra-
phique de Brest au cap Cod,
Mass, ct qul prend la plase de
panoien cable, pose il y a dlx-seDt
ans. Plusieurs objections s'ele-
want contre la construction de Get
to nouvelle vote, la compagnie
francaise a presente au comita de
commerce du S6nat. un protet de-
clarant que 81 la compagnie fran
csise p'obtlent pas le droit d'entrer
dams SO pays, il est fort probable
que le gouvernement franqais use
ra de repr6sailles snvers les qua
tre compagnies am6rlcaines qui
ont falt entrer en- France des Ii.
gnes t6l6graphiques.