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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

sizz with enthusiasm. Clapp will find
himself about two-thirds shy of enough
to win the prize, and the wrath that he
has been nursing for a year or more will
warm things up in great shape. Around
Eddy the lightning will hover, but it
will net trikc-merely add to the heat
of the convention. Wyman will bring
his mite Of kindling, no doubt, and old
Pease, perhaps, will be on hand to let
fall>a few hot Goals, But it will not be
there that the final decision of the
convention will be determined and the
candidates selected. Oh, mo- On the
contrary, in the quiet Offices of the ma
chine and at the lightly attended eau
cuses throughout the country will Clpugh
get in his work and reap his revenge.
When the convention opens, the other
fellows will simply not be in it. They
may be hot, but that's all.
II is to be hoped that Mr.. Calhoun's
report will throw such light on Cuban
affairs that the duty of this government
will be -Fairmont News.
Clear! Why, bless your soul, it has
been clear to almost every citizen in the
land for the past two years clear
enough to cause Cleveland's policy to
be thoroughly detested, and to throw
upon that of his successor the ban Of
suspicion. Ca!houn's report, as far as
giving us anything new, will he farce.
We already know that war exists; that
rapine and plumber have ravished what
was once fair island that murder and
atroclty have destroyed thousands OF
lives; and that the Spaniards are no
nearer victory than they were when the
war commenced. What more do we want
to know Will the brief visit to the is
land Of a special Commissioners inform us
Of anything that Consul General Lee and
the war correspondents have not already
made known2 Will his report make
any more clear the duty of this govern
ment to humanity, civilization and q
nelghboring people in distressa We
dou bt It. The presidents policy appears
to be, like that Of his predecessor, one
| Of hesitation, excuse and delay.
Senator Nelson's big back one is
showing itself in Washington, and is la
BILE to prove disastrous to the Republli-
can party, i he. follows out his own y Z
mind. But will he Anoka Union.
Ave, there's the rub. The senator, it
IS true, has been carrying quite 9 chip
On his shoulder the past few weeks, and
i the people would applaud : continuance
Of independent action, but how will it
Be when the test comes, when the party
who cracks at the final roundup Will
HE be true to bis convictions then, Or
Twill it be = case OF
The brigadier rings the caucus bell 4
,rI,e aen ator cries For Shame!
| III not Sc bossed by the bri xadier.,'
Hut he gets there Just the same.
The people d, Minnesota hon e man "a
with courage, and Mr.. Neison would DC '
Iwell to bear that in mind.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

Before leaving Tor the Nashville ex-
position President Mckinley sent to the
senate an appointment for his uncle.
The Cuban matter can wait.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

The governor has no time to listen &c
the call Of grand jury the season Of
county fairs and district encampments
is about to open, you know.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

If the honorable bank thieves In the
Twin Cities would only have falling
out among themselves, there might be
some chance of convicting few OF the
most deserving ones.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

What cheek doth sometimes hedge a.
bout a one-horse governor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

The two dollar tariff tax on white
pine lumber has been accepted by the
senate. The lumber kings will rejoice,
while the northwestern farmers will take
their medicine and endeavor to look
81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

There ismore than one circumstances IN
connection with the governors refusal
to obey the order Of the Hennepin grand
jury that looks suspicious. e the first
place, the precedent which he wishes "a
establish, that of the executives exemp-|
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

Frank A. Day is the Minnesota men,
of the executive committee of the Nation
al Silver Republican party. Those fell
lows, who thought that Frank Day was
aching for respectable excuse to return
to the Republican party, simply didn't
know Frank Day. =
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16
A Weighty Subject.

The weight Of a carpet isn't the only
point to be considered. There are others; but
no matter whether they be many or few, we
have the finest quality Of carpets, and if you
desire something in this line, no matter what
grade, we can meet your wants.
Evening star., 1897-06-11
WANTED-HELP.
MALE

WANTED -.ilNatiER FOR E;;ANCH OFFICE ~
w..shinStu' . sliary. l.sst ard commission: 500
cash capital required; also god references 40
Hi, ,laslSe, i:Ifi..i0. y. y Jclo-Zt.
Evening star., 1897-06-11
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE DIS
trIct Of Con8I,iI. W..si:a.Iva June B. IsJ7-
Special ass'->snrn.s fJ- i!.Ir1g 1grInents admitting
upon the following property having been Cancelled
ty The SlPre.i. Court % ti,e District OF CSluisI
silee the IlssaGs OF tae act Of Congress approved
April -. ISIS. providing lor seassesslieut viz !:
Pctlt!1acr Angelica l.. Hover il!ea, square I'D
part cf lot o. L-inS tae E1rih - feet and 8
lnrhes from Oh 2tt!t street, for improvement VI
2oth street. Slilci5; square ll9, part Of lot Z
being the soEfh 20 fe"y and / inrh front on 2jth
street. SO 10, for tie improvement Of 10Th street
Noiice Is hereby sivea Tat the Commissioners of
THE District OF Columbia. by sirtns. Of authority
vested In them by said of Congress- propose
70 FeaSssss the above mentioned property for the
loral improvements NAMED Parties Interested
are hereby notiacd that said Commissioners Of The
District OF Columbia vii, give a hcaria. at m.
District building the TWENTY FIRST DAY
OF il Ne 1897. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK 4 NJ
10 any aud all persons who may desire TO object
To said reasScSsinrats b-iEe in.i,;. j. W ROSS
J. B. WIGHT. ". NJ. BLACK, Commissioners Of
the District OF Columbia tr3+.11&i2
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR DISTRICT OF CO.
lEmbia. Washington. June :. Isy7.-Sotics is
hereby given to the pr)priefors OF all vehlci.s
Tor tn. transportation Of passengers for hire, in
ciflins OuiAiisses, street cars drawn by horses
hacks, cabs. carriages. and all other vehicles 81
nssti thar all licences issacd by the District Gf
Columbia for the transact ion of the above de-
scr1e,l kinds Of business will expire the 3GfII
DAY OF JUNE, 1881. Licenses must be pEoina;-
ly renewed. by all persons desiring 10 continue
such business after that date. BY orler Of the
Conlissio1ers. ID. c. MATTHEW TRIMHLE.
Assessor. ID. q. 1eS-6t
Evening star., 1897-06-11

FDR RENT
Store. 626 La av.S115.0'
Store, / rm&cel, H3S
11th st NV. ......75. U
StolSdwg 1924 z st
&433 Goth NV. 10r. so. O
Hall, Sd q 419 10th
st NV. .3o.O'
Sto&dwg 11O1 4th st
ns, 7r.....-...... 80. O
Sto&dwg a37 Fla av
NV. Sr. $50
Sto&dwg 1875 18th
81 NV, Or. %. o.
Sto&dwg 1901 1st st
sw, 5r. 10. .0'
1418 3D. st NV. sto
& dwg, 4r. .14.0'
1881 35th NV. Or. .I2.O
Sto&dwg 42l L st
Sc, Gr. Gr............l2.o 2.o'
Sto&dwg62 + sw, ,5r. Il. .O
Sto 937 Fla ay. 100
RI 334 c st NV
Quarterly. l........ 800;
Stable r'r 1874 Mass
avnw-..........l2J.0 av .0t
Stable&sEOp r'r 1417
X INV. rm for 4
horses&3 carrlages16.W OK
Al bet NAN, 20th&
21st SITS NV. OK
Stable near 40 10th
st NV. w....-..-..-.12.W W
RI 122a&122Dr 7th
st NV w--.----.....1O. G
Stable r'r 495 G sw. 100
RI 50S 18th NV. .9.0
Stab r'r ZIG 9th NV. go
The above Is only a /
ny books. For fail list
issued on the 1st and 15i
TIL
fcN-w fG,n
Evening star., 1897-06-11

LOlILNG BACK IN INDOLENT EASE YOU'LL
having had US call and pay you good old dough"
lot gents left-on garments Write for us
JUSrHS OLD STAND, 6i9 d st. NV ieiI -5tf
W. WILLIAMS. Authorized PRIVATE DETEC
tive aReQcyEGopndential communication prompt
attended to; office open all houra; best refs.
Established 1880. Supt.. go r st. n.w.my22-lms
Evening star., 1897-06-11

RI 22S AZ st sw. 500
Warehouse 913 Nd
av sw. .35 90
Central bldg, rms
IL and II. 80. 90
Lincoln Hall bldg,
rm 2............ 30. 90
I'd q 9DS +. 3r. 30. 90
Central bldg, rm 10. 300
So W Of AL sw. 100. 90
943 c st sw, Sr. =. "a. 50
924 Va av sw, sr. Is. 43
900 Va nv sw, Sr. pa. 90
S3I-i1 G sw: Sr. .25. 90
91S Va av sw, Sr. %. 90
6S Canal st sw. Or. 20. Al
92l c st sw. Or. 10. 30
3@3 Md av sw, Or. ID. 30
1211 ID ST sw. Or. IA. 50
623 G st sw. Or. lib 80
621 G st sw, Gr....13. 50
1 f st sw, 4r......I3. 80
439 Del nv sw, 5r. 1880
Ill Del av sw. 5r. 1880
62J c ST sw. ir....13.3)
419 ID st sw, Or. ....12.3 80
413-15 Del ay, 5r. .l2.So
437 Del ay sw. Or. 1920
422 1st ST sw, 5r. ..12.59
43l Del av sw. sr. .12.3o
40 $ Cap st. Or. .12.O0
6oS Md av sw, Ar. .l1.SO
G27 C It sw. 4r....11.s0
631-35 G sw. 4r....1l.SD
1914 Union sw. 6-- 1923
1916 Union sw, Or. .1o.3J
120G Del av sw. 5r. $50
,rtion Of the property on
call at Office for bulletin
S. q. wAGGAMAN,
OFT II sf m ~
Evening star., 1897-06-11
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNlSHED.
For REIT

FOR RENT 1913 Harewood ay .Sr&hs5
5l5 L st NV, 91&h.. .s+5 800 Z st NV. sr 80. 20
So Conn av. 1G. mi .125 1922 VT av. Furnished -
y23 + sw, 6rSb. % 80 1899 VI nv. sr&h27 so
1S19 t9thcor Greg 100 1892 Union ST. 6r. 10 90
1915 10Th st 80 100 9Th nv, ,sto $500
12i1 nv. Isr. .l25' Sta rr 1911 Corcoran. 10
1888 Corcoran NV. $500 124o Union ct sw .Sr Z 90
Large and elegant corner dwelling in NV. rion
furnished.
mhIa-I3w' TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 + St
FOR RENT-12s F ST. NV. sR&B -. son 90
st 18th. II rSl 5000 1860 Kngman. 1r. %. so
II Princeton, ,lUr&b+no9 1902 18th Ir&h - %
1904 st NV, 9r&b 81 80 4i9 lst Sc. 7r&h. 20 50
It,. kenssaw, sr % - II l3tn n. 'ESl' 70 3a
300 18th nw.7r&h- g. 80 Ge Myrtle ne 7rSb. 10 90
1t29 r store. o.c0 1904 Linden IrN5l6..O
RALPH W. LEE COG 14th NV. cPhoue aoi9D
je5-tf
FOR RENT-BY JAS +. SHEA Gsl2 PA. Ay. NV
aas Sd St NV. store and 6 dwg. 1900
2l7 st NV. sr. .S25 5n I3 f st sw, stSdw 16. 10
2l6 131s st sw Or y 40 Ellis T. ST 6r. I5. ~
2o4S l. NY, Or. 30 ~ l0e9 els. st NV 5r.l5.!0
e:sa st sc, sr... $50 Gil u st sw. Or. 1890
235ia l4th st sw, ,3r. 20 90 1896 Il Sc Or. 1000
63I + st Sc Sr. 1000 1927 nv So, 5-. 800
je5-tf
FOR RENT-1OOs " ST NV. $50 PER MONTH
Apply TO OWNER, $40 9th ST. myS-tf
FOR PENTHOUSE T37 18th ST. NV: IlR.; !;
all med. imis: In good rpair; $50. 81? y. ].
ave. NV. sr.; mod inps; SD. W. C. JOHN
son. 1902 13:h st. NV. jeff
dence 5oI ST.; rooms; all MI; saloon parlor.
dining room, kitchen. al first floor; large
yard; rent. $3.50 OWNER. SO 5th ST. NV.
FOR RENT-i44 Q ST. NV; IMPROVEMENTS:
house open for insp -ction; rooms, halls. hot
house arranged for two families; rent, $50.
my2l-1m
Evening star., 1897-06-11
UNFINISHED,

FOR RisNT-517 2D ST. NV; KEY AT SCI; NINE
icclns and bath; In good order.
r. o. HOI,TZMAN.
ie1t -3t 10Th anl Z sts n "
Evening star., 1897-06-11
LOST AND FOUND.
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF THOMAS JOHNSON, DECEASED
No. 1Z3O, docket o.
Armistead Peter, jF, executor has. with the
Columbia. holding a. special term for Orphans
Court business, appointed FRIDAY, JUNE EIGH-
time, and said court as the place. for making nay
ment and distribution under the courts direction
entitled to distrfbutive shares or lecacies or
residue are notified to attend in person or by agent
or attorney duly authorized, with their claims
against the estate properly vo,iched: Provided this
order be published once In each Of three successive
porter and The Evening Star. -
Signed, May 27, 1897. -
ARTHUR PETER
B. KENN0N PETER, l. NOTA afc(,III.
ProctoEs. REGISTER OF Wuis
my28-1aw,Sw
Evening star., 1897-06-11
ATTORNEYS.

wM. L. FORD.
ATroRNEY-AT-LAw,
del2-tf $40 st. NV. Htase. 1909 Q st. NV
cAMPBEI1. cARRINGToI. ArToRNEY-AT-LAw.
Weester Law building 606 ID st. NV, Was ling
ten, DC Residence. No. Mount Vernon Fiatk
New York ave. and 9th st. aV. eeiS
Evening star., 1897-06-11
FOR .RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED,

FOR RENT-FROM JULY I TO OCTOBER 1. TO
small family adults, comfortably furnished. cvol,
attractive howe. at reasonable price. Cali ut
1Io orrgon ave-. bet. aid T. je10-3t'
FOR RENT-TILL OCT, S25 PER MONTH"; TO
adults fur. corner house; rooms on n. II.
near Pm. ave. cars; suitable small refined fans
lily: Lawn: shade trees; ref. required. Address
ELM CORNER Star office. Iea 2ws
Evening star., 1897-06-11
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANIED-LOTS.

WANTED-A A LOT 81 FEET FRONT, IN WASH
lu-,f"l Height. bet ISth ard 18th SITS and 90
llin"ti tptd. az about 81 - per square foot
Nhlr.Ss LDIS. Star Olicr I'LL u.
Evening star., 1897-06-11
THOMAS ] FISHER & CO.
mNlh-ff 1901 81 n "

FOR RENT = 1907 32D lO4 c Sc 1JrSh. % %
store dwelling. $50 90 1881 18th st NV. sr. .lG 50
% ay NV. 9rSb 3j 81 I12 Hrckmin Grab i5 30
437 NV, GrtSh. 30 30 1919 II av Tr . 90
2209 29 L NV. 7r&b. % % 222i PonIeroy ct. 4r.9so
1920 18th NV. 6rlb Is. 81 i216L ID se 81. 6 80
4S Patterson Or. .I4OJ 733 Ahner ct st Ar 6 50
my19-tf ii. l.. RUST 6DS 18th st NV
Evening star., 1897-06-11
BOARDING.

1925 SrH ST. Nw--FOR RENT JULY 1, 's7-IF
suitable per- on t8kes house, six OF the present
boarders desire 10 remain. or shall wish fur
nisaed rooms ani board within enc mile of treas
Particulars. = te1O.ats
Evening star., 1897-06-11
HOTELS.

sANDERsoN's NEW HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS. ND:
elegantly furnished: baths; electric lights; frst.
Class tnblc; price. 81 q day. WM. SANDERSON
Prop. Formerly Congressional Hotel washington
Evening star., 1897-06-11
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOX RENr-REMINGTON TYPEwEIrEI,S AT The
IEMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed; with stand; delivered free
III city; month applies purchase Of new
when directly following reI tai.
WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
de19-tf Cor 9Th and + sts. NV.
Evening star., 1897-06-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALL.

WA>1Ep- -BY EXPERIENCED WHITE DRIVER;
st-idy Position. with h, IofcTIrCe. not afraid
OF work. security III required. EGdrcss care of
' Ia tkMEl;. 12I Heckmann st sc. je."3t'
Evening star., 1897-06-11

FOR RENT 504 1st se, 0rtb ~ so
1905 Conn Nv f4r 81 . 90 $40 1st CRIB. .2l so
925 23d st, 10r&b. As. CO. 500 lst Sc, GrSb p 20
1921 n H nv. 6rtb. 40 OO 333 ne,str&dwg. GRO so
703 sw, Sr&b 30. so l715 10Th, 7r fcol 20 20
1855 23d NV, Sr&b.3 00 231 10th ne. 6raeb. Is so
619 LIST 7rkb. .27S0 3l1 Elm Ew, 6rskb. Is 90
b14 LIST Sc. Grab. q 80 109 se. e-&b. lSVO
SO &c, 6r&b -23 50 2I10 Poplar st, 6r. .l2 20
612 LIST ct se.1r&b. .I3S 50 l2oS Ward ct, 4rw 90
lob st Sr&b.. q So 1907 jefferson 5r o 30
1908 ew. 6rkb .2Zs0' RI 1854 X. 4r tcoi) g. 90
my15-tf DEEBLE CO.. 1919 ST. NV.
FOR RENT-2206 Q ST.: ROOMS REcEFTfON
hall. tile mdntels: a modern home: in a very
desirable location: reduced to $42 50 within /
s1usre q rapid tsansit. Keys at 20Os Q ss.
Evening star., 1897-06-11
FEM ALE.

WANTED -BY \ WHITE GIRL \ rLA'E AS
cl-anicTYrIid sewing. willing to
Lave city, =p-i reference. Call address 2l2S
X "A iPli-2is
Evening star., 1897-06-11
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SAIE-AM COMPELLED TO GIVE UP b.
cycle riding through serious accident. and wish
10 sell my practically SO high grade bicycle,
bonght two weeks ago from local agent. Address
HENRY T. f., Star Office. jell-Jt
Evening star., 1897-06-11

For SALE-MAGNIFICENT OAK SWElL-FRONT
dresser and washstaLd, very large, $22.LU: line
swell frcHt oak chnciiier. warranted goods
$3.50. L. GESIiIkTER, 1927 7th NV
mhZ3 3ms
Evening star., 1897-06-11

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL
Sealed proposals will he received AT this Office
until TWO Pm. JUNE FIFTEENTH. 1897, for
phciolithographing and printing 5000 copies
more or less, maps Of the United States, and
$1,000 copies, more less, maps OF the land
states and territories prepared In the General
Land office Also for Ihotol!thegraphing and
printing such copies of township plats shall
lie required during the fiscal year ending June 20
1s9S. Specifications and conditions governiD:
the above may DE had application TO this
Office. BINGER HERMANN. Commissioner.
my3l jus. 1l.l2-5t
Evening star., 1897-06-11

FOR RENT
1.9 q ST, 13r. =. $50 81
92f Mass nv NV. Or 20. Oh
200 y Y av nw.I0r. 40. .OG
laurel av, MtP.1ur. 40. 0O
sol Il NV. st&dw. 1r.35 .00
my2S-tf GASCH
Evening star., 1897-06-11
COUNTRY BOARD.

WEST FALLS CHURCH. VA, RIGHT AT STA
ti"n beautifully located; tirStcass table; every
accommodation 70 suit gu, sts ciiii,lren not Oh
JectlO!I lc: piano; all home comforts. Address
Mrs. j. L. BROWN. Je1l-2ts
Evening star., 1897-06-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NANIED-A PAi:TI WITH Not LESS THAN
$40 10 take interest in u hi..-ciass concert aud
si''ri3iiy co. already organized for the rDId. .
In"n"y winn-r; only reliable PARTIES need auI,Iv
Ad!reSS y. Il H.. VI. Heyner National
THeAt"f building In.
Evening star., 1897-06-11
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DELIGHTFUL ROOMS FOR RENT AT MOUNT
Pheasant. with board Address MT PLEASANT
Star Office jeIO-2ts
Evening star., 1897-06-11

1913 Harewood ay. .Sr&h35
800 L st NV. Sr. 30. 20
1922 VT av. furnished. -
1919 VI av NV. Sr&h21 so
1892 Union st. 6r. 1000
100 9Th nw,sto.SS0O year
Sta fr 1911 Corcoran. 10
124o Union ct sw. .Sr 4 90
r dwelling in NV. 81, tiOn,
Evening star., 1897-06-11
WANTED-HOUSES. W

WANTED HOUSES UNDER $3.50. on CAPITOL.
HILL AND NDiiTliWE>Sf: NJ ST BE CHEAP:
SEND DETAILS Ci;AS. y. SHIELDS. iD5 +
II. M. je11-Gt
WANTED Hot SIS IN NE. WASHINGTON To
b. ;'.f with Us for rental. We have constant
ds-i.Ird e-iscc.Iily Tor hOUSes at low rentals.
JUDSt.N " Dj ME- 112I ii st. l.e. ieJ-it
Evening star., 1897-06-11
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNlsuEp.
FURNISHED OR uNFuRNusmED.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE SEE Us ABOUT THIS-wE OFFER
a hrownstoac dwelling on q st ne nrsr SRI X
rooms. for Sooo: terms. 500 cash bal on bong
tlmn. SIONE & EAlIlEAN. SM Z ~ NV II
Evening star., 1897-06-11

WANTED CONTRACTOR To BIII.D \ IO-EoDN
ii';se aEd take in payment some unincuIlihered
lpi> hili;fc ;iSh. OF VIII trade said lots NEE
b. uSe on capitol Hill and assume incumbran nee
w 4. III SlA! tIs, IL st ne i@lI
Evening star., 1897-06-11

FOR RENT-444 Q ST. NV; IMPROVEMENTS
house open for inspection; 8 rooms, halls ho,
water range, bath, gas; parking large yard
house arranged for two families; rent, $50.
Evening star., 1897-06-11

c235 . It. Tor. -. 5000
onl4 iiiliyer pl. llr.5o.o0
l33 Fla av v.p'tlstil. 80. 20
Near Stott's station,
n a. r.. IN nn
Evening star., 1897-06-11
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS.
10Th X st. NV. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
cieties bGnIuets, entertainments and receptions.
For terms apply al hall. myS-tf
Evening star., 1897-06-11
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-4O4 NJ ST. NV, LARGE SECOND
noor front room communicating hall room large
south bay window r0om with without board /;
$40 for two-sngle $2U; modern house: high loca-
ti1p iai1- RAJ
Evening star., 1897-06-11
L FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR 'kENTTA FLAT OF 3 ROOMS on SECOND
hoer.' for -AousckeepIng and furnished
on 1st floor 22I North Capitol st. tel1-2ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-26
LAST CHANCE
To See the Champion Rocsiands in This
City Play Polo.

The Rockland polo team will play
polo with Augusta. this evening. in
City hall. this being the last eppor-
tunity of the season to see the cham
pions in this city. The game. as usual,
will commence at $50.
After this evenings game, there are
only five more on the programme to be
played in this city. and it behooves
those who want to see any more of the
lively sport to be present when they
can at the few remaining contests.
The team will present new lineup.
at the game. this evening, which Will
greatly add to Its strength. without
any doubt. Perkins of Salem. will
play at halfback. in place of Barlow,
who left for his home in Rhode Island.
Thursday afternoon. Hackett will re-
sumo his position at goal. With these
changes. and with Dawson. Turner.
and Perry in their old positions. Man
ager Smart hopes to put up strcng
game against the leaders. who. it will
be remembered, were badly beaten a:
their last appearance in this city.
There will be Skating before and
ifter the game.
The victory of Portland. last evening.
in the latter'; own arena. is one to be
proud of. and the boys will sail into
the game. this evening. to make the
Rocklands hustle awfully.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-26
Prof Chapman Coming.

At a recent concert by the New
York Manuscript Society. with Mr.
Gwilyiu Miles as baritone soloist
and ever 30 members of the Apollo
club. under the magnetic leadership OF
Prof w. r. Chapman. two of Mr.
Chapmans compositions We're given
silence by the Sea- with baritone OF
niezzo soprano solo, ard This Would
Do"
These carried away the honors of the
evening. Pref. Chapman as composer,
performer or director. is man of
matches magnetism. and the Augusta
chorus will meet him for the first time.
next week. when the Gardiner chorus
will he invited to join in the rehearsal.
Pres. TwitChell is arranging the date
and the executive committee will map
out the programme for the evening.
Members will be admitted by ticket
and citizens of the city who would fur
Their the interest in musical matters
will do well to provide themselves with
associate members tickets. good for
all rehearsals.
To see and hear this remarkable
musician. Maine boy. is something
not to be lost by lovers of choice music.
The regular rehearsal will be on Tues
day evening. when final arrangements
will be made for welcoming the origin
ator and director Of the Maine Musical
Festival. the man who. out of love for
his native State. is doing more to pro-
mote interest in good music than would
be possible in any other way. Secure
your tickets at ..The Bazaar"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-26
Houlton gained 40 voters'last year.

Houlton gained 40 voters'last year.
| The influenza has Rockland in its grip
Hon. Andrew Halves OF Stroudwater
has resigned the Craftsmanship of the
Deering city committee. which position
ne has held for 81 years. Mr.. Daniel d
| Chenery Of Stroudwater, a member OF
the committee for about Is years. has
also resigned.
1t is said that the committee APP
POINTED at last town meeting to look
up the matter of supplying Dexter
with water. and report at a future
town meeting. have the report nearly
ready. 1t recommends that the town
build and own it's system.
There is now a report current that
South Portland village win ask to be
set apart from the town of South Port
land and have town government OF
her own. The proposed line is from
Mill creek over the hill to the stand
pipe. and thence to Fort Preble on the
southerly line.
Rehearsals are about to begin on a
play to be produced by local amateurs
at Portland theatre some time during
the latter weeks in March. The addi-
tional interesting feature OF the under
taking is that the play is from the pen
of a Pr rtland playwright who has
figured somewhat in amateur theatrt
Gals.
Mr. Martin Kelley. one of the most
esteemed c;tizens of Pbi,,ips celehra ted
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on recent SUNDAY the anniversary vi
his 18th birthday by singing in the
choir of the Rantist church of which
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ne had peen the ieaulns PASS LOT soou
many years. The old pieces sung In
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seiecteu.
sunday vac one Of the host days for
hshing tnat the sportsmen nave nao
this winter. Many Bangor fishermen