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The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26

The ladies Of All Souls church, Nor
rllfs corner, cleared about $40 at the re-
cent lawn party on the seminary grounds.
The sunday school picnic will be held to-
day at the Rocky Hill grove, it pleasant
The party will assemble at the church
about nine O'Clock and go to 5he grove
where picnic dinner will be enjoyed.
The grocers and provision dealers of
the city are to close today and allow their
clerks an opportunity to attend tine
thirteenth annual picnic and field day of
the grocers, provision and fish dealers at
the Everett and Albert hotels, Old Or
chard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wiuslow will
hold their first at home this evening at
their residence, 62 forest avenue Deering
Point.
Mr.. Guy Hill, the popular clerk at the
Deering Drug company store. Morrill, $
corner. and wife are spending two
weeks vacation at Naples. Mr.. +, q.
Harmon of this city former clerk as
sumes the duties in Mr.. Hills absence.
BURGLARY ut SIROUDWATER.
Stroudwater on Saturday night of last
week was the scene of a burglary, the
second within the last three weeks. The
first break was into the store Of Andrew
HaWes where several articles of lnerchan-
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
DEERING.

The adjourned meeting of the Deering
city government is to be held this evening.
The principal business will be the ap-
prevail of bills. and it is probable that the
aldermen will take final action on the
award of the electric lighting contract
for street lights.
The Deering city government has before
it for consideration the question of setting
an electric light contract for the ensuing
year, for term of years. The contract for
several years has been in the hands of the
Westbrook Electric Light company, who
have given very good service, but this
year the Deering Electric Light company,
the stockholders of which are largely resi-
dents of the city have presented a bid for
the lighting of the city. Their bid was
lower than their competitors, but the
aldermen have delayed the awarding of
the contract on the ground that they
were afraid that the company could not
carry out contract at the figures named.
The aldermen asked that first Of all that
the company should furnish a bond in the
sum of $1,000 for the faithful performance
of their work. In the mean time the Deer
ing Electric Light company, have secured
the bond from the American Surety COM
pany of New York, and have presented
the same to the committee on lighting
for their approval. The aldermen at their
meeting this evening Will probably decide
the question as to the award of the con-
tract. Recently strong petition has been
filed with the city clerk asking that the
aldermen award the contract to the Deering
Electric Light company, they being
home company and the lowest bidders for
the city's lighting contract. The follow
ing signatures numbering nearly 200 are
we'll known and many ara infrantia1
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
WANTED TO BE TOUGH.

-Four small boys were found about IL. 80
this morning, sleeping in "a wagon in the
rear of Sawyer's livery stable on Fed
eral street. On being awakened they said
they were staying away from home
just for finn" Believing police sta
ton bunk would be preferable to the
open wagon as a lodging place, the officer
who discovered them called the patrol
wagon and sent them in.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.

Cleveland, July 6.-Performances at
the second day Of the grand circuit meet
ing were not phenomenal, but the races
interested the big crowd. The winners:
2, l6 class, pacing, purse $25Oo-Lady
OF the Manor, Oh IN, by Mambrinc King,
(Geers), won; Lottie Smart, second; Sec
ond; Nicola, third. Best time. 100 ga
220 class, trotting, purse S2000-Red
Roy. Big. by Red Cedar (Hussey), Won;
Louise Mo, second; Irish third Best
time, 2.l4.
2. IA class. pacing, purse S2OO0-Katawh,
bs, by Steinway, ( McDowell). won; Pent-
land, second; Sibilia. third. Best time,
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
THOUGHT TO BE A MURDER.

Salem. Mass, July 26.-The body of an
unknown woman was found on Eagle
island, Salem harbor, by ca,npingsparty
OF boys this afternoon. Apparently she
was about so years of age.
The remains were brought here by the
police and were viewed by the medical
examiner, who gave his opinion that
death was due to suffocation.
There were some bruises on the head,
but 1t was not made plain whether they
were made before or after death. The
police believe that it is case of murder;
that the woman was stran gled on board
some vessel and her body thrown over
board
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
AT BALTIMORE.

AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, 00SO0 oo01-4
New York, 003O 100000 O-s
Base hits-Baltimore, @; New York, 10.
Errors-B Baltimore, 1; New York, 2. Bat.
teries-Maul and Robinson; Meekin.
Gettig and Warner. The second game
was postponed to allow New Y ork to
catch the train.
AT NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, 0O10 o 20 o Oh
Boston, 0 2 0 0 Go
Base hits-Brooklyn, 8; Boston. 10. En-
rors-Brooklyn, 5; Boston, 1. Batteries
j. Yeager and Ryan; Lewis and Bergen.
AT PITTSBURG.
(First Cameo
Cincinnati, 0 o 0 o 5 0 %
Base hits-Pittsburg, 6; Cincinnati, 70,
terlss-Hastings and Bowerman; DIVER
and Peitz,
(Second Cameo
Cincinnati, Q Q 0 o Q 90
Base hits-Pittsburg 8; Cincinnati. 10,
Erfors-Pittsburg. 3; Cincinnati, o. Bat
teries-Hoffer and Bowerman. Hill and
Vaughn. I'LL al"
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, 8 0 % x-5
St. Louis, o 2 Q 0 o o %
Base hits-Louisville, s; St. Louis. O.
Errors7Louisville, O.; st. Louis, 2. Bat
Clements.
The Washington-Philadelphia game at
Philadelphia was called at the end of the
third inning on account of rain, the score
being to in favor of Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
THE POST OFFICE INVESTIGATION

Augusta, July 26-The postal commits
sion of Congress passed a busy day today.
They held hearings both in the forenoon
and afternoon at the post Office at which
they took testimony regarding the second
GLASS mail matter from representatives of
the publishing houses OF Augusta, the
Sawyer Publishing company of Water
vile and from Postmaster Stinson. They
were entertained at lunch with several
prominent state and city officials by
Hon. j. III. Manley. Congressman Bur
leigh was with the party all day, furnish
ing teams to carry them about. They
We're taken to the Blaine mansion and to
call upon ex-senator J. w. Bradbury !;
visited the State house and went though
all the publishing houses of the city
They were entertained at dinner by Secre-
tary of State Byron Boyd.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
RACING AT DOVER.

Dover, N. H., July 26.-The summer
meeting of the Granite State Park associ-
alton opened today. Winners:
81 trot. purse $500. suzette, b m, won :;
Andy W., second; Eever, third. Best
time. 216
Free-for-all, purse $500. Dan @, b z,
Billie ' tbfed S'r Bae4 tm ne9ns second
2.35 pace, purse $500, American Girl, CHI
m, won three straight; Lady Aver,
second; Miss Make, third. Best time,
Z. Is 1-2.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
OEAl HIS

In this city, Ju y 26. Lorenzo D. M. Sweat,
aged so wears, 2 months.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from his late residence. No. 103 Spring street.
Burial private.
=, In tins city, July 90, Julia A. Atkins, wife of
VIM +. Hoadley. aged SO years.
ltuneral Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
from her late residence. 10Y Monument street.
Boston and Halifax papers please copy.
In Bangor. July 20. M. T, C. Withers, aged
81 years.
In Richmond, July IT, Mrs Albion WEIGH.
In Sangeryille, July is, Deacon Samuel G..
Dexter, aged 70 years.
In Dover, July II. NJ 8. Annie A Burdick,
aged 90 years.
In West Buckfeld. July IT. Lysander Lowe,
aged So years.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
MARRIAGES.

In Pitssaeld, July IS Orvile J. Guptln and
Miss lacy A. HallowelI. both of Waterville
In OroLo. July IA. Frank A. Oliver aud Mary
A. Bckford of Baldwin.
In Newport, July II. Owen Emery of ST AL
bans and Miss Carrie Hatch.
In Eastport July II. Arthur Chambers and
Mss Mary L. Hayden.
In Eden, July y, Thomas I'll. Landers and
Miss Stella DunIon. both OF Bar Harbor.
In West PIttsfield, Ripley Chase anu Annie R.
Leach.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
ALLOWED TO GO FREE.

Havre, July 26-In accordance with
the orders of the public prosecutor the six
line steamer La Bourgogne who were
charged with cruelty and brutality to
passengers at the time of the collision on
July 4, between the steamer and British
ship Cromarty shire, were liberated today
and their prosecution was dropped owing
to lack of evidence.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26

There is no fear of being imposed up
on by having harmful ingredients served
to you in what you drink if you use Will
liams' Root Beer, and make it at home.
The cost is but cts. quart.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26

A wheelman's tool bag isn't complete
without bottle of DR.. Thomas Eclectrlc
Oil. Heals cuts, bruises. stings, sprains.
Monarch over pain.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26

The purely vegetable Ingredients that give
Truo's PIE Worm Elixir its wonderful
power Of expelling worms, make it also the
best medicine known for curing all diseases
Of the mucous membrane of the stomach and
bowels-one of the most frequent causes of
illness in children and adults. An unrivalled
tonic and regulator of the bowels and stom-
ach. TPue's Elixir has been a household
remedy for As years Itacts at once upon
the blood, expolling impurities and giving
health and new life 10 the whole system.
Price 35c. Ask your Druggist for it.
DR.. j. f. TRUE 81 CO., Auburn. NE,
Write for Bcok-Free.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26
BASE BALL.

Thirteen Inning Ga me at Baltimore
Boston Wins from Brooklyn.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-26

stin, G. A. Weston,
;, II. G. Rice,
A. A. Brown,
IL. l.. Strout,
L. Z. Goddard,
4. E. L. +. Emmons,
N, John +. Proctor,
J. NJ. Bennett,
B. Nj. Eastman,
(. 2. L. Simmons,
r., A. +. Dean,
IL, o. l.. Huston,
Frederick Jones,
tier, Howard l.. Jones,
G. F. York,
III, Arthur Jones,
!, L. Nj. johnson,
n. L. Hildreth.
7. JOS. l.. Chute.
e. L. Brown.
n, Chas. +. Jordan,
VIM. M. Leighton,
Alvin b. Jordan.
L. e. Parmenter,
L. M. Watkins,
j. Il. Cobb.
w. Leavitt, Jr.,
oy, T. L. Sweat,
|. Howard Winslow,
'ers. M. 7. Doten,
J, Chas. z. Phenix,
ship. +. f. Hitchings.
an. w. o. Homes
Edward E. Dyer,
:, Ii. E. Bailey.
shall, George II. Bangs,
1is. Albert Torrey.
eet. S. G. 4. Smith,
C. +. Cram.
lton, G. l.. Marston,
o. A. Mann,
l.. d. Pride,
!, s. M. Skillins,
s, C. A. Lucas.
w. I. Lucas.
Zip, Geo ge Kirkpatrick,
Il. G. smith.
:. o. A. Lowell,
s. E. Wheeler.
sr, w. u. freeman,
imam. r. w. Heison.
+. A. Wildes,
q. w. Doten,
Chas. Lapaz,
ley, George IL. Sampson,
Fred l.. Tower,
Fred l.. Bosworth,
IN, Il. J. Pinkham,
Ira M. Fields,
Il, Q. B. Partridge.
A. l.. Smith,
n, j. l.. Sawyer,
!, III. r. Huston,
G. II. Blake,
Luther Bradford,
/, +. G. Ramsdell,
per, j. b. Mariner,
/, j. d. Wyman,
Chas. Ogden,
dge, f. +. Wheeler,
+, w. +. Pearson,
G. M. Legrow,
NJ. A. Rider,
Edwin b. Coffin,
Walter T. Foss,
l.. Z. Young,
Luther B. Roberts,
ali, M. D. Hanson,
I'd, NJ. IL. burlington,
:, i. L. Mason,
G. G. Hopkins,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-12

Comprendi6 ademas que los dos conurados habfan
prometido ell secreto por deicadesa.
Era precise dear al alma enerma de Ia sehorta de Cor
bere tempo para ranquilzarhe snes de daa
pectaculo de la algeria de los demas. Z
Apesar de los euerzos de Teresa Ell respandor de feic
dad que escspaba de s haa hecho compnder todo
4 la sefora de Reville.
Ia fuera joven hacere confession, cuando fue
dstraida atencon de les expedconaros de
uehos que depues de odo mas
inoidentes de visje
En- frente del hotel del ado del rio que divide ell
lie de Lanerbrunnen, tuss vedo de choean
te, con una busa de tecopelo girls tirando AMARILLO cal
zon del mlsmo genero coor abochado debao de la
ds meds negras ancho sombrero Rubens caldo
hacia ado sentaba slla de ea que oven
haba coocsdo delante cabaee de GAIA de pntu
Aquella joven vesda tambiGn de caprchoa,
medic de- adeana medic de se6orta pareca deempea e
pape de pale aque usta quien hubera poddo
desprendido de un cuadro de Van Dyck
Esperad-e1clam6 el marques-Me pareee aquel
tipo.
Dirgi6 ell lente haea Ell so donde estaban ell hombre
y la joven voviendose hacia las tres mujeres dio
-Pero 81 es nuestro pintor, mi querida Fernando
En- efecto
-skrug?-pregunt6 Teresa
-;Vuestro professor ST!
-sY su hja quien lie acompaha!
Sin duda alguna Fl pobre embadurnador visia como
potentado.
-;Oh, enbadurnador!-diio Teresa de reproche
sQueres que le lame Rafael, Ell Corrego Miguel An
ger No eneis mas que habar. Para mi peectamente
gual.
Era krug efecto; pero krug portador de bolo
fcenemene epleto millionaire segursmente pero bas
ntes montdas De cinoo fancos para Perte haoer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-12
RIcos Y poBREs

Els completamene sorprsndente, sno vsrdad Kate?
accomplishments extraordinario, Paddy
Dcho este, Paddy sac6 excelene martilo dc bos
lilo, rompio pedszo dc Ia que tena ado do
compahero:
Llevaremos este rscuerdo de nuesra excursion, KATIE
para enefarselo mistress Simmer, que ha querdo
pafarnos.
-Guard6 en- Ell boslo Ell martlo Ell pedazo de rocs
ahadi6
bach 1Dgo bienf .Trummebaoh iEs admirable
daderamentel
,,,.icompetamente admirable Paddy! iTenes rar6n!
Ell marques reia.
Teresa, canada por ell buen humor del marques refa
lloraba q Ia
-sY nosotros-pregunt6 ell j6ven no llevaremos tam
bien IN recuerdo de ia cascade de Trummelbach?
Teresa baj6 los oos, echo llorar mas fuerza
iTened cuidado!-dio ell marques-Si os deshsceis en-
Rgrimas ivais hacer desbordar Ell torrente.
Mostraba con la ell que marchaba serpenean
Tmmebacb, que visto desde aqueas atura parecfa
hilof plata en- pradera color de esmeralda.
La algeria de Ia oven tan grande que punto
dc deemayarse
-iAh!-Ests demasada dicha!-balbucio.
Me snais, pues?
Teresa repti6 shogada 10 que Ia deca minutes
iEs que puede amarosl
marques Ia cogi6 brazos, Ia estrech6 contra
pecho.
Cuando a peque6a comitiva ell gua la eabeza So
incorpor6 la duquess Fernando marques de sauves
Teress radants de aegrf tensn de consprsdores
primer golpe de vista comprend6 la duquesa que
pedn preva desde hacfa tempo acsbaba producirse
que ID vts hecba cascade de Tummelbach habf. sdo
MS qus d prsteso.
The Delta independent., 1898-01-28

The Mothers Meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Huntley on Friday after
noon, Jan. u, devotional exercises were
led by Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Huntley read
an instructive paper entitled "A Study
in Beginnings" this was followed by a
paper on "How Can the Children be
Taught to Persevere," by Mrs. Dingman.
and was discussed by the ladies present,
bringing out many helpful thoughts.
Mrs. Hastings had very pleasing
sketch Of early Mothers Meetings which
was full OF instruction for the mothers
Of today. Mrs. Worth read extracts
from sermon by DIR. Talmage on
"Women's Work. which elected a
spirited discussion in which all par
ticipated. Light refreshments closed
this pleasant meeting.
We hope more OF the mothers may be
induced toattend these helpful meetings.
which are not confined to members Of
the w. c. t. u, as some suppose, but
are free to all who are interested in seek
ing higher life for themselves and
children.
Mothers come to these meetings and
get all the help you can for the training
Of your children.
PREss Surf.
The Delta independent., 1898-01-28

Whereas Frank Hepworth md suran Hon
WORTH his wife, did by their certain deed pf rust
dated the 18th day Of December, Isss. and re-
corded on the End day Of January Issy m boOk
IS, page 233 OF the records In the office on Inc
clerk and recorder Of Delta county State or Csln
rado convey to Frank X Atkins trustcc And in
the event II his resignation or refusal 10 Act then
20 the acting sheriff OF Delta county (Diospfia
AZ successor In trust, the followitig sie-rrIcd
real estate, situate In raid Delta county
O-wit.
: The south west quarter Of the south east quar-
ter of section twenty two (21l mud the norib
Of the north east Quarter and the north east
quarter of the north west quarter OF SECTION
twenty seven t2Tl all in towrslilp thirteen G3l
south Of range ninety I've OBJ west Of the 6ih
principal meridian Containing in ali one huiircd
and sixty u60) acres accorrilng 10 goyern,ucnt
survey together with an undivided one half (t.l
interest In the Cedar rark ditch being tile water
ria hit to said lands Including with said lnnd All
the ditch and water rights therrunt 10 pert,ninr
or in any way belonging or which wer,, heid ~
controlled by the said Frnnk and Susan iIepwo,tI,
AT the date Of "a ia deed Of trust or whicl, were
acquired by the said Frank and Susan Hepwsrtb
ns 10 said land during the existenc, of snd tr,,.
deed '-''
Which said conveyance was made I'm trust tn
secure to the order or the Iombs nd Inycst1ue,,t
Company the payment of the said Frnnt and
susan Uenwortli's q onc ccrt,I, rrauissnry ,cs.
Of even date therewith Tor the principal ;um ~
The Delta independent., 1898-01-28
Tine LOUD POSTAL BILL.

The Loud postal bill is again before
congress and its hackers are endeavoring
to get even" with the publishers who
have roasted them by cutting off their
right to mail any copies Of their papers
which are not strictly paid for in advance.
The excuse is made that they desire to
stop the transmission OF serial booklets
through the mail and thereby prevent
the tremendous loss on carrying that
kind Of matter at the pound rate. The
result will be that il the bill passes in it's
present shape country publishers who
are in the habit Of extending credit to
their subscribers, will be obliged to cut
on all who do not pay in advance or else
charge them fifty cents higher rate per
year for the extra postage. This will
work hardship on the poor man who
desires to keep up with the events OF his
county and prove great detriment to
the publishers as well.
II it is absolutely necessary to raise
more revenue for the postal service we
call the attention Of our congressman
and senators to the fact that the same
result can be obtained by disseminating
the practice Of furnishing stamped en-.
veiopes at cost and by doing away with
the printing OF return cards on such en-
velopes. In any event the bill ought to
ne amended so as to permit publishers
to send out exchanges, credit subscrip-
tions, special edition copies. and sample
The Delta independent., 1898-01-28

Special Correspondence.
Jan. 25. 1898.
1t is little too cold OF late to be COM
Portable.
The Paonia Glee club held its regular
meeting at the residence Of Arthur Wade
on last Friday evening. A very pleasant
time was reported.
W. w. Borum and VIM. Balch are in
Denver this week in the interests OF the
Stock Growers association.
Mrs. G. W. Fry. who has been quite
sick with erysiplas, is now reported as
being much better.
Notwithstanding the cold weather
Hammond Bros. report their cattle get
ting through the winter in good condi.
tion.
Our peach men are getting somewhat
shaky about the knees for fear the cold
weather will injure the fruit buds.
Your correspondent saw Will Clark
rushing frantically up the street the
other morning with brindle cock under
his arm-well the boys say that his
rooster got licked.
When the sports OF Paonia want a
square meal and basket Of golden yel
low Bell Flower apples they visit our
friend, Zed Watson, OF Pitkin mesa.
NEBo.
r. c. Love Is suffering from kick BY .
horse which he received several days
ago.
Bell Mundry and little son, George,
are up for few days visit with Mrs. w.
8. Coburn.
Edison Coburn 10 still smiling on the
old maid-she is nice little armful,
only weighs 300 pounds.
1t was very cold at Paonia last night,
being IA below zero.
Wedding bells will soon ring agnln.
The Hotchkies editor is getting ready.
Mr.. Walters is on the sick list.
Work is suspended on the Fire Mount.
ain canal owing to cold weather.
A. r. Bruce has been under the
weather for some time.
WESTERN RAMBLER.
The Delta independent., 1898-01-28

Whereas, default hiss been made in the ray
ment OF interest due December "a, 1896, June q.
promissory note executed by illis,n Young f,r
the principal sum Of 500 co, payable to the order
deed of trust of the said William Young, dated
December 2'th. 1886, and duly recorded in the
Office of the clerk and recorder OF Delta count "
Colorado, In book 20 at page l2., and whereas
default has b.en made In the payment Of the iaxes
on said land and the assessments on the ditch
stock in said deed OF trust described and
Whereas. by reason Of said default the benefci-
airy under said deed Of trust and owner and
holder of said note has declared n vie!a tiop of
the coyenatt Is OF the said deed Of trust and has
elected to declare the principal OF said note due
and payable and to advertise the said property
cordance with the terms uf sale specified in such
deed and has filed notice of his said election and
demand for sale In writing with the undersigned
public trustee.
Now, Therefore, public notice Is hereby given
that i, Newton II. Castle county treasurer of Del
ia county, Colorado and pablo trustee therein,
and trustee in said deed named. under and by
virtue OF the power and authority vcset In me by
the said deed OF trust and The laws Of the state 4
Colorado. and Tor the purpose OF paying the said
note and all the interest thereon 10 the date Of
sale, and assessments or said stock. and al the
public auction at the front door OF the county
court house In the county OF Delta and state OF
hour Of 10 O'clock in Tie fSrenoon Of said dsy Tor
the highest and best price the same will briil, in
cash the premises in sad deed Of trust conveyed
ana situated in the county Of DeltR and state of
Colorado, described rs follows. to-w
Lot numbered three 90 in section ten (lO) and
the north east quarter OF the north west quarter
Of section hfteen, all In township my one north.
Of range ten tl0l west ofthe New Mexico principal
meridian containing eighty nine and seventy
seven hundredths acres, together with and In
Guiding ten shares Of the capital stock OF the
Rustef Ditch company, and any and all other
wafer rights and irrigating privileges uscd for
and necessary to the Irrigation of said iand.
NEWTON II. CAsrLx,
County treasurer Of said Delta county and
public trustee.
First pub. Jan. "a: last Feb. %. tsasl
The Delta independent., 1898-01-28
POOR RETURNS on POOR FRUIT.
While in Denver last Friday We a

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coll ra,d;Iv n, iron, Al io % s,6n or
h,x had hson boId TOO low al 20.
.o;n, 10 n;ocos hoforo tho1 w.r. a;s
coverad tho resu,t h..;n, that 70 tho
orower cots ,o,. n hox ont y, than bo
will he in g,..t I,cL
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The Delta independent., 1898-01-28

The De Beque Era comes out in new
dress and it didn't wait till Easter either.
It's sgeneralapp is much improved.
Tho Era gives the people OF the locality
which 1t represents a most excellent
local paper.