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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-01-26

will leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7.3o a. m.
for POpham iieach, Sath, Boothbay Harbor
and Wlscasset. Touching at Five Islands on
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Returning-Leave Wiscasset Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at TOO a. m, for
and 20, tland. Touching at Five Islands on
Mondays and Fridays. Weather permitting
.. G. OLIVER, President.
CHAS. Il. LEWIS Treasurer. povedtf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
HOW ANTS MAKE SLAVES.
Warrior Anti Which Enslave the Small
Weaker Species.

The warrior ait Is a slave making sps-
cles 1t is a large red kind. and II makes
raids against nests Of the small yellow
turf ant, a mild and docile race. large
numbers Of which II carries off to act as
servants.
But IL does not steal fully grown turf
ants: their habits are formed and they
would be useless Tor such purpose.
What the warrior ant wants is raw ma
terial which can be turned into thorough
ly well-trained servants. So n merely
kills the adult ants which strive to op-
pose its aggression and contents itselt
with trundling home 10 It's own nest the
larvae and pupae of the turf ants which
II has put to flight and VanquiSned.
In time these grubs and cocoons pro-
duCe full grown yellow workers, which
can be taught by the warrior ants TO act
as nurses and housemaids. l once saw
IN a garden in slgiers a great pitched bat
tie going on b. W.. olakers and tho
family OF the future slaves. in which tho
ground was strewn with the corpses OF
the vanquished. Not till the nests OF the
smaller ants was almost eXterminated
did they retire from the unequal contest
and allow the proud Invader TO carry or
their brothers and sisters in their cOcOon..
asleep and unconscious. Occasionally,
by dint OF mere numbers. they beat off the
invader with heavy loss; but much more
often the large and strong iawed warriors
win the day and destroy TO a worker the
opposing forces. They crush their adj
versarics' heads with their vice-like man.
dibles. Meanwhile, within the nest the
other half OF the workers-the division
told off as special nurses-are otherwise
emnloyed I'm defending and defending tina
rising generation. At the first alarm, at
the first watchword passed with waving
antenae through the nest, a warrior host
IS attacking u.s." they hurry up TO the
chambers where the cocoons are stored
and bear them of In their mouths into
the recesses Of the nest. the lowest and
most inaccessible OF all the chambers
Grant Allen in the The Strand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
WANT THEIR PAY
Bitter Feeling Among the Spanish
Troops in Havana-O Outbreak Feared.

HAVANA. VIA KEY WEST, FLA, Oc-
tober 26.--The bitter feeling among the
Spanish troops against the government
for not paying them is increasing daily
and menaces possible outbreaks, entail
tng serious trouble before long.
The orden publico forces. who, as the
name indicates are entrusted with main
tanning order in the city, constitute ;he
most seditiOus and turbulent element
At first the government proposed T. nay
only those who were DISCHARGED. Then,
after protest, II offered to pay al prom
issory notes proposal which was re-
fused. No cash settlement has been
made. and the entire body expresses IFS
dissatisfaction openly. Yesterday enhhty
irregulars. MOvOlizados. arrived here and
went 90 =, palace to demand pay. Their
attitude d. &re General BlancO was such
that he ordered them TO be taken TO the
Cabanas prison on preteXt of being FED
there but they have not been allowed 10
leave the prison, and, TO all intents and
purposes. are under arrest. These incl
dents prove the real feeling of the
troops. The probability of an outtreaX
is confirmed In private conversations with
the men. who threaten riot IL they are
ordered TO embark without payment.
During the last few weeks Spanish RUE
in the island has been marked by un-
bridled corruption and license on the Part
Of every man I'm power.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
CARELESSNE$S
or,en Causes No End of Suffering.

Probably half the people who see this
article suffer from Piles. IL II one OF the
cOmmoncst diseases and one cor the most
obstinate. People have II for years and
Just because IL IA not Immediately fatal
they neglect IT, Careiessness causes no
end OF suffering. Careessness about so
simple n thing as piles has often caused
death. Hemmorhages occur during surgi-
cal treatment. often causing death.
Piles are simple In the beginning and
easily cured. They can be cured even In
the worst stages. without pain or loss OF
blood quickly, surely and Completely.
There Is only one remedy that will do II
Pyramid Pile Cure.
II aliays the innammat ton immediate
Is. heals the irritatcd surface and with
continued treatment reduces the swelling
and puts the membranes into good. sound.
healthy condition. The cure Is thorough
and permanent. Druggists sell tho Pyra-
MID pile cure AT ~ cents. Send for Free
book on cause and cure OF Piles by adj
dressing Pyramid Co. Marshall Mich
MADRID, October IA Cabinet COun-
Gil has unexpectedly assembled 10 con-
slider 90 is announced the questions I'm
the repatriation of the Spanish troops
10 Is believed. however. that the Minis
ter Of War General Correa has resigned.
The Permier. Senior Sagasta, does not de-
ny this but he says this matter Will not
be submitted 10 the Council.
Later i'm the day IL became known that
General Correa had resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27

When it's early in the mornin' an I'm
ies a-turnin out,
l alius stop an wonder what the day
will bring about;
VIII the Kaiser make some statement
that's particularly rash?
Will some bran'-new trusts be started
an soc Old 'uns 80 10 smash2
| wonder where the strikes an smaybe
lynchin's will be found;
I wonder If another sh!pll sink or run
aground.
An whether OF Don Carlos VIII have
anything 10 say
An how them Spaniards VIII set out TO
ask for more delay
wonder by what arguments they'll cause
IL 90 appear
Some special base bal. c.ub'll surely win
the flag next year.
II some doctor will bring out a way 10
cure all earthly pain
An II the Chinese Emperor Will be killed
OF again.
It's an interesting planet; you can't tell
what II may do.
But it's lot O. fun TO guess an see II
what YOU think comes true.
! don't resk intsrierin' an I've wondered
when I've found
Some folks tibet tried 70 boss this COM
plicated world around.
Washington Star. ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
33RD. DEGREE MAS0NS.
The Supreme Council OF the Scottish
Rite i'm Session in New York

NEW YORK. oct. 2G.-The Supreme
Council Of IhiTty-third Degree of A. A..
and Scottish Rite Masons for the United
States Of America, their territories and
dependencies, held their ninety seventh
annual meeting In the Masonic Temple
yesterday ana to-day. Delegates were
present from Massachusetts Rhode
Island, New York, New Jersey, New
Hampshire. Connecticut. Iowa. Ohio Min
nesota. San Salvador and the District Of
Columbia. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Major w. Bayhss, grand commander
Washington; w. .. Vanderlip. lieutenant
grand commander. Boston; &. ". Ed
wards. grand minister of state. Albany
y. y. John y. Harris. grand treasurer
general. Brooklyn. James II. Curtin,
grand encouragement. New York; p O.
Anderson, grand keeper OF the archives
Brooklyn. John J. StOddart grand mas
ter Of ceremonies Columbus o.; NJ. W.
Morton, grand marshal-geneTal, PrOvi-
dence. r. l.; John a. Glinden. grand
standard bearer. Dover y. H.; William
i. Butler, grand captain OF the guard,
Boston; John X. Wright grand prior
Grand Marshals OF the Camr-w. ".
Carpenter. Waltham, Mass; y. ID. Perry,
New Haven. Conn; Elmore j. Swerer' Co
lumbus, O.
Commanders-in-Chief Of Grand Consis
tOrie--GeOrge +. Fullerton, Iowa: l.. ;.
Foster. Massachusetts. j. +. CalhOund,
Minnesota: j. j. stoddart. Ohio.
Deputies-Sam r. Jack. state OF New
York: Lucius 3. Human Connecticut; II.
A Burnet. CaH0rnia. r. q. Blanchard
New Hampshire. Christian Bosker, m
diana: william NJ. lngraham, Florida; IL.
A Haskell. Nebraska; H. w. Squires,
Michigan: J. II. Van Deman. Tennessee:
n. j. Graham. state Of Wdshington
George Graham. District Of Columbia
Marcus ". Morton. Rhode Island.
The council adjourned 10 meet IN an
nual session next October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
Magazines of the Month.

The three war articles which appear IN
the October Scribners make the number
one Of peculiar interest In 1.-THE Battle
of San Juan Richard Harding Davis
makes a deliberate and thorough analy-
sis Of the conduct. IN detail, OF the San
tiagO campaign and the parts played In
II by the commanding general and the
army: Captain Arthur II. Lee OF the Brit
sh Royal Artillery has an article on The
Regulars al Fl Caney" and ]. +. j.
Archibald. I'm The Day OF the Surren-
der" describes the hauling down OF the
Spanish flag and the raising OF the stars
and stripes on the palace at Santiago.
In THE Story Of the Revolution" by
Senator II. &. Lodge. he deals largely
with the romantic career and treason OF
Benedic: Arnold. Mr.. Wyckon's THE
Workers-the West" IN the October
Scribners, describes his journey from
Chicago to Denver through the great
farming lands OF the northwest. Mr..
John r. Spears. the author Of a popular
History OF Our Navy" tells Of the hard
ships and difficulties undergone by the
men "Ahoat for News In War Times"
and there are other articles Of interest.
The October number OF tho Century
opens with a paper on Edouard Detaille
Painter OF So 80 IS" written by Armand
Dayot and illG& tied by number OF
hitherto unpublished sketches by Detaille.
Professor William vi. sloan gives 1er-
sonal and Collected Impressions OF Bis
marck" Professor Sloane saw more or
less Of Bismarck while student OF his
tory with Bancroft. when the latter was
United States minister at Berlin. Pro-
lessor Dean g. Worcester, OF the Uniyer-
sity OF Michigan discusses "KnOtty
Problems OF the Philippines Professor
Worcester believes that the United states
should retain the islands. but he tells
what I'm his opinion. are the reforms that
will have to be instituted. Horace l..
Wait formerly paymaster In the United
States Navy. writes OF The Blockade or
the COnfederacy." 4 second paper is
printed presenting impressions OF Life
and Society I'm Old Cuba" These papers
are from the diaries OF Jonathan s. Jenk-
ms. an American miniature painter who
spent some time in Havana during the
middle OF the century. Albert Shaw con-
tributes an article on 1.-The TRANSMITS
sissipians and Their Fair az Omaha
illustrated from Photographs" The home
or the INDECENT" IS paper on the Island
OF Capri. written by Frank ID. Millet. and
illustrated by Charles Caryl Coleman.
In the series OF articles on London at
Play" Mrs. Elizabeth Robins Penneli
gives her impressions OF 1.-THE oxford and
Cambridge Race" and her husband, Jo-
seph Pencil, furnishes characteristic |
drawing. There are three short stories;
The Werwolves'. a tale % Old Canada. |
by II. Beaugrand: ~ gentleman OF Japan |
and Lady" by John Luther Long and |
"Uncle ADAM" character sketch by NJ. |
z. N. Davis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
NAVAL 0FfNcER HURT.
Captains Chief Yocman. W. IT. Lch-
man. Struck by "a Train at boswell,

Mr.. w. II. Lehman who IS Captains
chief yoeman Of the United states war
vessel San Francisco was struck By a
lsouth-oound Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac freigh train at boswell
shortly after midnight this morning and
received injuries which are severe and
thought 10 be serious.
Mr.. Lehman was waiting for train
al boswell. 20 is said. and 20 poss the
tine stroiled along the track
Near the depot several cars were on a
SIDING and when the freight train ran
past MI Lehman became confused and
wa struck by the engine OF the train.
was struck by the engine Of the train.
lie Mas thrown several feet. and was
unconscious when picked mp
lie WIS brought to this city NJ 2:3o
O'Clock this morning. an dthe city am
bulance In charge of DR.. Gwathmey,
conveyed him to the Retreat for the
Sick
The physicians here found The nfortu-
nate officer 10 be suffering from a severe
scalp wound and many bruises about
the body. Besides these internal injury
is feared. but 10 prove which several
days will have 10 elapse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
R0OSEVELT'S ITINERARY.
EmuIates the President and Catches
Voters on the Fly.

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. October %
Theodore Roosevelt and party left Buff
falo at $3.50 this morning. The first stop
was was made al Honawanda. where
despite a drcnchiag rain. at least 1000
people crowded about the train. Colonel
Roosevelt spoke very briefly.
Al Palmyra there was a great gather
Ing OF people. although Il still rainel.
At Lyons tho party was transferred in
carriages 10 a hall that was literally
iammed with people. Colonel Roosevelt,
DR. Depew and Judge Olcott spoke In an
about fifteen minutes. The rain was
pouring I'm torrents when the train pulled
uut. but when Rochester was reached, at
5:f5. the clouds had cleared away.
The reception given 20 Colonel RoOse-
Welt and his party in Rochester We'd with
that which he received in Buffalo last
night. When the train pulled into the
depot it seemed as II half the population
Of the town was out TO welcome him.
Cannons We're fred, cheers rent the air.
and bands played all along the route of
march continuous ovatiOns met him. TWO
meetings. I'm halls accommodating 500
people. We're arranged but they were not
large enough TO satisfy the deands.
Colonel Roosevelt attended ooh 81
them and viewed a monster parade. HIS
carriage could hardly be gotten through
the crowds that followed and surrounded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
MEYER SYCLE,
1913 T.. Broad ST.. Next Cor tst.
CUBANS WANT
GARRISON DUTY.
Continued from First Page)

OF the six Spanish gunboats driven ashore
on July Sd by the United States warships.
with view 10 raising some or ali of
them IL possible
Lieutenant Blue says the Infanta Maria
Teresa will leave Guantanamo on Satur-
day next for the United states. going un-
der steam. but accomp >llef by the Vul-
can, which will be prepared to render
any assistance necessary.
The United States transport Roumsn-
ian arrived here to-day from Manzanillo
Ell route for Guantanamo. with Colonel
Rays immunes. Colonel Ray brought
g.. 700. representing the customs receipts
at Msnzanillo. The Santiago customs re-
ceipts for September we're s3s 223.sl. n is
said that tho receipts for this month will
exceed 100000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
Ihe Sea kings.

Since the Golden Hind that went round
the Horn and circ.ed world un-
known.
Wherever the tides of God have beat and
the winds Of God have blown,
From the sunrise seas 10 the sundOwn
seas by the storm and the spndrift
whirled.
The sons Of the men who sailed with
Drake have ruled the water world.
And whether they sail from Plymouth
Hoe or OFT OF the Golden Gate.
They are brothers In blood linked heart
to heart and TO q resistiess fate;
For the quenchless ardOr TO rule the seas
which time can never slake,
Makes the same blood race through Dew
eys veins that throbbed from the
heart of Drake.
And all the way out of trafalgar. down
into Manila Bay.
The Anglo-Saxon has sailed and fought
and struggled and won his way;
And wherever the tides Of God may beat
and the winds OF God may blow.
II will be tomorrow as ii is to-day and
1t was IN the long ago,
JAMES LINDSAY GORDON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
BLANC0'S LATEST ORDER.
He Suspends the Discharge OF Spanish
Soldiers in Cuba


HAVANA. oct. 30 80 =. M.-Yester-
day General Blanco issued the following
general order:
Having received by cable on October
18th communication from the Minister
OF War at Madrid. announcing that the
troops will Ia paid and discharged upon
their arrival In Spain. ! have resolved 70
suspend. until the Minister OF War re-
plies 20 an inquiry ] have since made
al further discharges. pursuant TO my
order Of October 4th. OF troops desiring
TO remain In the island.
fSigneO BLANCO
II has been agreed by the Spanish au-
thOrities. in view OF the protest OF the
United States Evacuation Commissioners.
10 leave the matter OF the sale OF alleged
obsolete ordnance I'm allegiance until the
question can be decided az the Peace
Corference In Paris. This afternoon,
however. two siX-inch guns from bat
teries az tl Nedado. just back OF the
Hotel Irocha. were carted away before
the very ewes OF the American commits.
sioners, presumably for shipment 10
Spain.
The spanish mail steamers Monte
video and Cmdad De Cadiz. win leave
Havana ON Saturday for Gibara 10 en-
bark the remainder OF the Holgiun d.
vision or me Spanish troops
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27

tention OF sending the two powerful ar
morciads to augment Dewey's feet Will
not he abandoned. .r
From all that can be learned n Is evil
dent that the protest was presented dur
ing the absence OF President Mckinley In
the West. for Secretary Hay requested
that he should hold the matter until he
hal the opportunity OF consulting the
President before submitting the American
reply.
The ground on which Spain based the
protest was that the sending OF the bat
tlcshlps 10 Manila was a violation OF the
spirit OF the peace protocol. which con-
templaie6 the maintenance OF the status
quo and tactly forbade either party 20
the agreement 10 augment ITS forces IN
the Philippines pending an agreement
embodied in the treaty OF peace u he
signed In Paris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
Pulling the Doctors

FRANKLIN, PA, Oct. pa report
comes from Cooperstown that Miss Ollie
Seifert is IN a dying condition. caused
by continuous sneezing.
one day las. week the young woman
was attacked by a NJ OF sneezing which
lasted eight hours without intermission.
on Friday a second attack begun. which
lasted until Saturday. Yesterday she suf-
fered a third attack. and il In o very
weak condition and is unconscious.
The best physicians OF the county are
hafiled BY The case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
sucl Canal BLOCK ed.

FORT SAID. oct. 2s-The British
steamer Kenmore, Captain Ellis, which
arrived here Monday from New YORK on
the way 10 Alden. Singapore AMI Yoko-
hama. has sunk az her mornings In the
Chalouf section OF the Suez Canal.
Until the vessel IS raised. traffic on the
canal will be INSTRUCTED during the
night. but will be free in the daytime
The Kenmore 10 a new steamer OF 2fl2
tons She sailed from New York on Sep
TENDER Goth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
The Fight il on.

LONDON. oct 26.-The bantam-weight
match between PeddlaF Palmer, OF Eng
land. and Billy Rockford, of Chicago,
which was uAed for the National Sport
ing Club next month. has been declared
OF. Rockford S health will not permit
Of his training. anu ne viii return 10 the
likely that he will ever again be III for
bic tight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
SPAIN PROTESTS.
Objects 10 the Oregon and Iowa Going
Ia Manila.

WASHINGTON. oct. 25--It became
known yesterday that the spanish gov
eminent had made protest TO the
United States agair"s ne action OF the
Navy Department Sending the battle
ships Oregon and Iowa 20 Manila This
protest WAS presented through the French
Embassy in Washington. the only char.
nel OF diplomatic communication between
this country and Spain. No answer has
yet been returned 10 the protest by this
government but Il IL certain that the In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
Roy Hcrndon.
MARRIAGES.

TrLD-MILI.HfsER.- Married.
In Philadelphia. Pa. October -. ls0s.
by Rev. Joseph Krauskopf. WILLIAM
A. HIRSCHFfELD, OF Philadelphia. Pa,
10 LOUISA MILLHISER- daughter OF
Charles MLlhiser. OF Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
OBITU AIRY.
Dir Il. IL Elliott.

FLOYD. VA, Oct. 25.-SDecial.-Dr. p.
Z. Elliott. died AT his home here Friday
morning and was buried Saturday af-
ternoon with Masonic honors.
DR.. Elliott has held the position Of
clerk OF the County Court for the last
twenty-five years. He was one OF the
most popular men In the county and his
death will be felt keeniy in the entire
county.
Mr.. V. NJ. Sowder. prominent lawyer
here. who has been quite I'll for So, eral
weeks with typhoid fever Is much i'm
proved.
Roy Hcrndon.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct 20
Special. Roy Herndon died yester-
day at his home near Stafford Store. In
Stafford county. aged eighty years.
widow and six grown children survive
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
Save Money

We are handing out the greatest
bargains ever known. Everything
must be closed out by February I.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-25

3 First Unitarian, Geary and Franklin
@ streets. Rev Dr. Stebbins. Morning
9 Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morn
Q ing service at IL o'clock Evening
Q There will be no evening service.
8 Second Unitarian, Twentieth and Capp
o streets. Rev. A. ]. Wells. Morning
8 The Eternal Greeting" Evening
3 Who's Going to Church?'
. Y. NJ. c. A, Mason and Ellis streets.
3 p. m.-Sermon by Rev. F. B. Cher
. ington on Personal Work.
3 First Church of Christ, Scientist 223
> Suffer street The Bible and Science
3 and Health With Key to the Scrip
; lures. Morning-Christian Science BIZ
, BILE lessons and. address on the subject
; of Unhealthy
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Forty million dollars are computed to
change hands in England yearly through
betting on races.
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Rev. e. A. Woods. ...........................
Rev. H. L. Dietz. Observation-Disclosures.
Rev. W. C. Jenkins. ...........................
Rev. William P. Kirby. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Father P. J. Cummins. ......................
Father Nugent.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Father Cottle..
Salesian Fathers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Father Cummings. Observation-Disclosures.
Rev. Plus Murphy ...........................
Father Carraher... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. D. o. Sullivan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Jesuit Fathers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Father p. r. Lynch. ..........................
Father P. Scanlan........-........