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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
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Esterhazy pred sadem.

Paryz.-W poniedzia}ek rozpo-
cza4 sic process majora Ferdynanda
.Walfna Esterhazy, oskarzonego o
pisanie Rst6w, W kt6rych zniesfawla
armis francuzkq ktorego why
kapitan Dreyfus zosta1 rzekomo ME
winnie skazany ma deportacyq, jako
szpieg. Process toczy} sic przy otwar-
tych drzwiach. Wypr6zniono sale
sadowa publicznosci dopiero wow
czas, gdy przes}uchiwano jako
swiadka pu}kownika Picquart. Pre-
.ciwko oskarzonemu przemawia} Ma
thieu Dreyfus, kt6rego zapytaf sic
obrohca Esterhazy'ego, zkad brai
pieniadze ma intrygowanie przeclw
oskarzonemu majorowi. Gdy Drey-
fus da} odpowiedz wymijajac4, O.
dezwa5y sic posr6d publicznosci
gfosy: 'Nedznik!" Esterhazy ubo-
lewa} mad niegodziwoscia niejakiego
Weil'a oswiadczy} dumnie pred
sadem, ze ME by} nigdy AMI tcho-
rem ami pod}ym. Sympatye pu-
blicznosci So po stronie oskarzonego
maiora. Dzienniki wieczorne gnie-
waja sic, ze podozas przesfuchow
Picquarta wyproszono re sail pu-
blioznost.
yt.-Dalszy ciag rozpraw od-
bywai sic wczoraj przy zamknietych
drzwiach. Wielkie wrazenie uczyni-
10 ma sedziach zacbowanie sic swlad-
ka Picquarta, gdy stana} pred MIN
oko W oko general Gouse re sztabu
generalnego.
Przes1uchiwanie swiadk6w skon-
czy1o sic godzinie. Po mowach
prokuratora i obrohcy zadaf pre-
wodniczacy sedziom nastepujace py-
TAME: "Czy major Esterhazy jest
winny zawiezywania uklad6w OBJ
cemi mocarstwami lub z ich agen-
tami, W celu naklonienia ich do roz-
poczecia krok6w nieprzyjaznych lub
wopowiedzenia wojny Francyi?
Czy pragnal ulatwiac takim mocar-
stwom prowadzenie wojny?"
Sedziowie uznali oskarzonego 1e-
"a >ddnog,4osnie tniewinnym Esterhazy
zosta1 niezwlocznie wypuszony ma
wolnosG.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Snieg w Hiszpanii.

Z Madrytu donosza: Ruch
ma linii kolejowej, prowadza-
cy do Leon, zosta} przerwany
wskutek sniezycy. Pomiedzy
Rabla i Valmaseda stoi pociag
zasypany przez snieg. Pod
r6zni pieszo musieli sic pre-
dzierac do miasteczka Rosas.
Lokomotywa wys}ana ma po-
moe pociagowi, utkneta W "a
spach. Snieg .ciagle .pada
Jest to wypadek prawie ME
s}ychany W Hiszpanii.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Do dOmu pOprawy.

Lincoln, Neb. B. D. Mills,
by}y prezydent banku narodo-
wego W Harlan, zamozny O.
bywateli zasluzony starry zo}-
nierz, zosta} przez sad przysie-
g}ych uznany winnym sprze-
niewierzenia powiatowych pie.
niedzy W ilosci s11, 900. Po,
niewaz W piatek sad wyzszy
wyrok ten zatwierdzi}, odsta'
wiono Mills'a do domu popra'
wy, gdzie przebywac bedzie
przez piet lat.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Dzielna ObrOna.

Havana.-2oo powstahc6w, opa-
trzonych szybkobijaca armats, po-
stanowi}o zdobyc twierdze W San
tiago de Cuba, broniacs plantacy1
trzciny cukrowej. W twierdzy znaj'
dowa1o sic 90 zofnierzy za}ogi. Pow
stahcy oblegali twierdze przez eafy
dzien, strzelali do niej armaty
dwukrotnie przypuszczali szturm'
Ia kazdym razem zostali odparci, a
gdy ma odsiecz nadszed} kapitaD
Organ, uderzono ma powstahc6w po'
}sczonemi silami i zmuszono ich dc
cofniecia sic. Za}oga straci}a II lu
dzi W zabitych 93 W rannych.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Teatr amatOrski.

w niedziele d. ego Lutegc
br. W hall Novotnego, r6g %
i Troy ul. ma Kazimierzowie,
odbedzie sic przedstawienie
Odegrana bedzie sztuka W 5ciu
aktach pt.: "Jan III Sobieski
pod Wiedniem," Po pred.
stawieniu odbedzie sic bal.
.Cena biletow, 35c, 25c i10c,
Przedstawienie rozpocznie sig
0: godz. Sci po po}udniu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Waryat w kosciele.

Havana. niedziele 2ej pc
po}udniu, podczas nabozenstwa W
katedrze, strzeli} niejaki Roman
Wives kilkakrotnie rewolweru.
Kule trafiy figure sw. Piotra izdru
zgota1y kielich trzymany przez ME,
20 W reku. W kodciele zrobi} sif
pop4och. Ludzie tlumnie uciekali.
Kilka os6b aresztowa4o Viversa
oddaFo go W rece policyi. Przekona
no sic, re cierpi. ma pomieszanie
zmysl6w i odstawiono 60 do domr
waryat6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Wagon spad1 z mOstu.

Montgomery, Ala.-W ME
dziele o l godzinie zalama}a sic
czest mostu ma rzece Cubaha-
THE pod pociagem kolei: Ala
bama. Jeden wagon osob>owy
spad} z wysokosci Is. stop.
Konduktor Law i hamulcarz
Pope 50 ciezko pokalect:z,e:1n1ii. (: n
18 pasazer6w doznalo. q: / IS silnego
wstrzasnienia, lecz ME ponio:
sIo znaczniejszych odzeli.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
1EksplOzya gaz6W.

Pittsburg, Paw odleg}ej
o pol mill ztad kopalni Mount
Carmel Coal Company eksplo-
dowaIy gazy podziemne. SzeSt
.os6b ponios}o smiert. Miedzy
gornikami okolicznymi pow
stala panika, gdyz zdawa}o sic
i'm, ze przynajmiej 40 os6b po-
nioslo smiert w plomieniach.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Traktat z Menelikiem.

-"Burmingham> Post, "
organ ministra kolonij Cesmberlaina
donosi: Traktat jaki angielski kon.
sui W Egipcie zawar} 2 negusem
abisynskim Menelikiem zawiera pa
ragraf, wedfug kt6rego Menelik 20.
bowiezuje sic ME pozwoli6, aby
przeszkadzano angielskim wojskom
w. marszu z Abisynii do Chartumu,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
AresZtOwanie handy.

Budapeszt.- Aresztowano tutaj
spiewaczke Roze Benke i kilku jcj
towarzysz6w pod zarzutem zamiaru
wyzyskania kr6la Aleksandra serb
skiego. Ia szajka pr6bowa}a pred
tenn wyzyska6 ksiecia Ferdynanda
bufgarskiego ekskrdla Milana, ma
kt6rego zyczenie wladzc wegierskie
przystapi}y do aresztowania zfoczy-
meow.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Umar1 wyna1aZca.

Lynn, Mass. .-UmarI tutaj
Seth D. Trip, wynalazca r6z.
nych maszyn do szycia obu'
via, kt6re znalazly W kr6tkin
przeciagu czasu zastosowanle'
Najpierw wymySlil maszyne dc
przyszywania podeszew, przez
co uczyni} przewrot W przemy'
Sic szewckim. Dawniej szytc
obuwie wylacznie reka.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Religijny.

Pan Jacenty Przyszczypka, u
miera} z pijanstwa, ale ma chwile
przed smiercia prosi} o kieliszek
wodki. -.
- Czfowieku - rzecze doktor -.
przeciez to ci zaszkodzi, vodka
w}asnie skr6cila ci zycie, ona twoim
wrogiem... =.
=. Panic doktorze - odrzek}
szewc -: daleko szkodliw iwiej ist ma
tamten SWAT, ME pogodziwszy sic
ze swoimi wrogami. >......
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
Mad g6rnym Nilem.

Londyn.-Paryzki correspondent
do "Daily Mail" utrzymuje, ze
Rad francuzki vie doskonale "a
jeciu miasta Fasnoda przez kapita-
Ia Marchand re zamierza wejsc "
posiadanie okolicznych prowincyj.
Zajecie tych prowincyj przez Fran,
eva stanowi obecnie najkrytyczniej-
sza kwestye miedzynarodowej poll
tyki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
SzcZy.t naiwnOsci.

- Czy moge widzied sic z mama
panienki? -. . 49,. -. j.
- @ nie.. Mama ley chora =
Bozia dalanam mategosbraeiszka: =.
sCzy. .by6 :mozeP. ~ " wszak tatko
juz cd. dw6eh: lat wyjeeha'll 'll.,!.:.: ]. /.
T. !. - To MIC - ale listy 5pisuji jie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
U ambassadors rOsXjskiegO.

Berlin. Wilhelm zlozyl
niespodziewanie wizyte rosyjskiemu
ambasadorowi konferowa1 z MIN
q. =. -.
przez POI godziny.
"Post" utrzymuse, ze Rad ME
miecki uprzedzi} Anglia o zamierzo-
mem zajeciu Kiau Czau W Chinach i
re Rad kr6lowej Wiktoryi przeciw-
ko zamiarowi Niemlec ME mia} mic
do nadmienienia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-01-12
CENA: 8 CEN TY.
POIdCu W HHl6r g06.

W kopalni wegla pod Pc eckville,
( Pa, pokaleczony zostal Stefan
Strach.
Shamokin, Pa. Wskutek I'd 4palenia
sic gazu W kopalni Nelson, p opa RE
nj zostali, Jan Rakowski i J6zef
Rakowski.
Shamokin, Pa. Przez zapalenie sig
sukni cd goracego pieca, zost ta}a ME
bezpiecznie poparzona, pa hna E.
Jagodzihska, pracujaca W ho telu
Windsor.
Scranton, Pa. Wskutek W ybuchu
gazow W kopalni Bellevue, popa.
rzonym zostaf Jan Aleksand er tax
niebezpiecznie, il prawdopodobnie
zyc ME bedzie.
Buffalo, N. Y. Wojciech Rozyh-
ski, zam. przy Walden ave. wChe-
cktowaga, sprzedawszy dwie kro wy,
ME d}ugo sic cieszyt pienied4 4miI W
nocy zakradli sic do mieszkah hia z1o-
dzieje zabrali ca}y zapas got6w-
XII.
St Paul, Minn.-Bracia He1mi-
MAX, J6zef @ hlebek, Zajaczek k iRut-
kowski areszt towani zostali "a p obi
Gle policyant& Urbahskiego kt6ry
chcia} ich pogodzic, gdy W szczeli !.
bitwe gre W bilard. Urbaha Xxi ma :.
oztery rany W g}owie gr ozi mu :
smierc. !
Cleveland, Ohio. - Areszt low wano :
Franciszke s. kubrowska, zan przy
Hotton ulicy, poniewaz bra Ia sws
dziecko "a WI fosy lub nogi i ! ER4czyl-l
Ia po mieszka niu. Doktorzy q badaw.
sly ja, przekonali sic, re jest ob}a-
kama. Ohora odwieziono do domu
ob}akanych.
Doktor Teofl lave kyhski !
ma ostatku pr6bowa} otrut siew Pa |
sadena, W Kalifornii. Tan nltejszy
burmistrz telegrafowa} do bur-
mistrza miasta Stevenspoin it, ably
mu poda} blizsze szczeg6}y O. tym
awanturniku, czos6w pobyt tu jego
W Stevenspoint.
W Cleveland, Ohio, Vt Nowy \
Rok odbyf sic sejm zwi!azku tar mtej~
szych towarzystw. G]6wnym celem
tego zwiazku jest wyp}aceni lie pos :,
miertnego. Welding spraw ozdaf4 =
"a rok ubiegly Zwiazek rozPorzadd
suma 3,s85.7l, ale tego p rzypa
do wyp}acenia "a smierci ssy575,f
Kasa wiec ME jest bardzo b pgata
Scranton, Pa.-Francisz ek Ia
las ukrad} ks. Hodurowi IS got6w'
ka, ale do wiezienia ME pos kedt, be
ks. H. zdjety litoscia ME c hciaf go
oskarzaG, tembardziej re Ta a}asz y
kradzionych pieniedzy $40 wv wr6ciS
ks. Dembihski zazarty " frog ks.
Hodura, teraz podburzy} Ta}asia'.
aby wYtoczyf process przeci wko ks.
H. $4,000 odszkodowania "a POI
sadzedzenie O kradziez. TAX to wal
ca soba nasi ksieza. /.
Baltimore, Md.-W salonie All
toniego Dulewicza ma rogp Pratt
Abermarle ulic wszcze}o kf6tnis
dw6ch amator6w bilardowej cry.
mianowicie niejakis Bells Lit#in,
kulawym Niemcem Schm item; =
k}6tni tel przysz}o do b6jh, " kt6d
rel schmit pchna} nozem P pod pra%A
zebro Bielisa, zadajac mu q niebezpie!
czna RANG. Schmit zosta} areszt9
wany, Bielisa odwieziono do szI
tala Hopkinsa, gdzie dokt torz y
maja nadziei, by 60 utrzynf nfa6 prz
zyciu. l,#
Philadelphia, Pa.-Czy ia my
"Patryocie": Smutna i mad wY
bolesna "gwiazdke" m mfeli E-tg
go rokup. Niedbalscy pm. H7 Chr
tian ul. Podczas ich nieo9I
W domu zapali4y sig SADIE v koR
MES k}eby dymu zs,pe}nify m,iiesak taz
ME W kt6rem sic znaidowa 10: czy
ro ma1ych dzieci. '''roie M niejszg
scbowa}o sig re stracha pod }6zkd
letni chfopak chca} worzy
okno wofae ratunku, iecz odurz1
ny dymem, upad} pr@y oknie- zanih
przybyfa pomoc, wszystkic czword
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

Mr.. Charles Bragdon, Westbrook
young man and graduate of the Balti-
more Dental college is to locate in the DR..
Anderson office this city. Mr.. Oscar
Akers who has been studying in the ofice
leaves on Monday for Sanford, Me-, where
ne is to locate with DIR. James M. Hutch
inson
Mr.. Fl. V. Starrett, travelling agent
for the Maine State Register, is engaged
in Westbrook revising the business
statistics of the city for the edition of
1878.
Owing to the continued illness of City
Clerk Lamb, the new board OF assessors
were given the oath Of office by MIR. R. D.
Woodman, a notary public, yesterday.
Each of the five assessors that were
elected by the Citizens party city govern
ment this year, voted for MIR. Cloudmal
the Republican candidate for mayor.
The Parliamentary club was delightful
" entertained last evening by Mrs. f. NJ.
Ray at her home, "a Church street.
There will be school for the officers of
Mizpah chapter, o. E. S., this evening
at Masonic hall.
Rev. I. B. Payne, pastor of the Uni
versalist church will preach wtomorro
morning. Subject: 1.-THE relation of
the church to the home.''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY.

BEFORE JUDGE BONNEY.
Fridav-Isaac Abrams VS.. David F.
Murdoch.
The contest in this case is in regard to
rent The plaintiff owns the store No
81 Middle street. On August. 81 last this
store was occupied Us drug store ty
Chas. E. Hawkins. At thisitime he went
into insolvency, and Mr.. Murdoch hav-
ing q mortgage on his stock, told the
plaintiff that if he would let Hawkins
remain in the store he would guarantee
that the rent should be paid. The plain
tiff claims that he told the defendant at
this time the rent would be $35 a month
and $2.17 month for water rates. The
defendant denies this, and says no price
was never mentioned, and that he only
expected to pay s25 month, which was
the amount HAWKING had been paying.
The storeawas occupied by Hawkins I'M
der this guarantee for three months. M.
P. Frank testified that the plaintiff told
the defendent in his office that the rent
would be $50 or S35 month. Decision
reserved.
MILFORD G. Chapman for plaintiff.
Richard Webb for DEPENDENT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
8 A HORSES PRAYER.
Pathetic Scene Which Occurred on a Bos-
ton HILL
Boston Transcript.)

tt occurred this morning at the sharp
rise in Beacon street, just by Somerset
In attempting to draw his load up the
sharp and slippery incline, every step
nerilozs. the brave horse slipped and fell
heavily to his knees. The pain must
have been excruciating. For a moment
tba ewes of the noble animal were closed,
his head dropped and his neck twisted in
main as he rested upon his knees. The
load was not excessive, and the driver
las is not always the case at this point)
was kind and humane. A passer-by
quickly placed trig behind a wheel to
prevent the backward drag OF the heavy
vahicle- Just then the animal opened
his ewes. They were filled with tears.
His pain had not yet ceased, but his
prayer was ended. He curved his graceful
neck to the side, seemingly to non ms
gratitude to the friendly passerby. and to
catch an encouraging glimpse OF his mas
Snrs' kindly eyes, and then, with a glance
at the street, as if to measure the distance
of the incline, pain gave place to determ-
instion. The muscles became tense, and,
with an evident resolve to do his best, he
rose Agom his knees, secured good zoos
ing, saSsled his willing shoulders into his
collar, and with supreme effort drew
his load to the top of the hill.
Brave and noble ANIMAL [ wonder on
what street he is now faithfully serving
his master, aye, serving the human race,
of which he is poorly appreciated bene-
factor. / wonder If his prayer will be
answered 1 wonder If He whose are
tifhe cattle upon thousand hills will
not hear the pathetic prayer of this ST.
Isnt servant of humanity. Perhaps he
will
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
WESTBROOK.

The steamer Sokokis, which has been
Capt. J. 81. Razelton as an island steamer
this summer, and it is understood that
she will run between the city and
Diamond island.
Chief Engineer Byrne received a GUAM
tity of supplies yesterday for the
1t is probable that one of the memb ers of
Presunpscot hose company will be de-
tailed to assist Chief Engineer Byrne in
caring for the fire alarm system. The
particular duty Of such man would be
to attend to the striking of the noon and
evening signals
The warriors degree team of equawket
tribe, 1. O. r. NJ, met at their hall last
evening for practice on the degree work.
This team will exemplify the work before
the Great Council to be held at Portland
early in April.
The supper ana sale held on Thursday
afternoon and evening by the Ladies'
Circle of the Warren church netted $50.
Calanthe Assembly. P. S., of East End,
have been invited to visit Crescent AS
sembly of Deering, April 1st.
Mrs, Charles II. Body is in very feeble
health. Her eyes were operated on few
days ago for cataracts. She was slowly
improving.
Miss Clara Norton is to have charge of
Miss A. N. Perry's store at Newfield the
coming season. Miss Perry is packing her
goods here and shipping them to Norway,
where she is to locate.
The funeral services of the late Mrs
Daniel GRAHAM We're held yesterday after
noon at two O'Clock from the residence,
Main street, West End. The services were
conducted by Rev. T. B. Payne, pastor
of the Universalist church. Burial at
WoodlaWn cemetery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
A NOBLE PURPOSE.

If q man has noble purpose in life he
will succeed. But the man must have
health and strength. Many men have
started with noble purposes and have
failed, because Of weakness, sickness, dis
ease How to get back health and
strength, is the great question, the great
desire. DR.. Greene, "a Temple Place,
Boston, Mass, the most successful physi-
clan in curing diseases. has discovered in
his medicines the sure road to health.
You can consult DR.. Greene, personally
or by letter, free. Write to him and be
cured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
FUNERAL OF GEN. vEAZIE.

Washington, March 25.-The funeral OF
the late Gen. Wheeler s. Veazie, former
" interstate commerce commissioner ard
one of the heroes of the late war, took
place this afternoon from the Epiphany
church, the Rev. L. G. Wood conducting
the services. Many of Mr.. Veagie's COM
panions in arms and also Senators and
Representatives were present. The
honorary pail bearers were Senator Nor
rill, Senator Proctor, Judge H, E. Pow
ers, Representative Grout, Gen. j. G.
MacCullough, Gen Daniel e. Sickles,
NJ A. Knapp Col. A. T. Walker, ex. Sena-
tor George F. Edmunds, Gen. W. f.
Smith, DIR. VIM. j. fucker, Gen. S. S.
Burdette, Representative Amos ]. Cum
mings and Gen. Ccrbin.
The funeral was at Arlington.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

preston in WAX with his own seal and
pointed out a slight flaw which, in the
impression upon the envelope, did not ex-
list.
"And your endorsement. is 1t not in
your own hand he inquired.
| turned over the envelope and looked
1t bore the designation ''B ~, 1913. - just
as I had written it, and the writing was
either my own or Sucha marvellously ac-
curate imitation that ! was compelled to
confess my inability to point out any dis
crepancy..
Earl asked abruptly eff it is, you must
| be aware who forged the seal. A"
"The writing certainly contains all the
characteristics of mine, but am not alb
solutely sure it is not forgery. In any
case am confident that the document you
gave me l handed back to you. Then
explained carefully, and in detail, the
events which occurred from the time ne
gave the treaty into my possession, up to
the moment handed it back to him.
"But how can you account for giving
back to me a blank sheet of paper in an
envelope secured Bye forged seal!' he
asked. regarding me with undlsguised
suspicion. "You do not admit even tax
ing it from your pocket neither nave you
any suspicion of the friend with whom
you Iunched. l should like to hear his
independent version.
"That is impossible answered.
"Why?'' he asked pricking up his ears
and soenting q mystery.
because he isjdead."
At that moment our conversation was
interrupted by the sharp ringing of the
bell of the telegraph instrument near US,
and an instant later the telegraph1st in
charge entered, and seated himself at the
table.
Cliok-click, click, [click, click began
the needle and next moment the clerk,
turning to the Earl, exclaimed:
"An important message from ST. Pet-
ersburg, youralordshlp.
Read it as it comes through, the Earl
replied breathlessly, walking towards the
instrument and bending over IL.
Then, as the rapid metallic click again
broke the silence, the clerk, in monoto-
nous tones, exclaimed:
Hamburg. To Earl Eof Warnham.-
proclamation signed by the Gar declaring
war against England has just been re-
ceived at the Foreign Office, but it is as
yet kept secret. 1t will probably be post
ed in the streets this evening. Greatest
activity prevails at the War Office of Ad-
miralty. Regiments in the military dis,
tricts of Charkoff, Odessa, Warsaw, and
Kieff have received orders to complete
their cadres of officers to war strength,
recalling to the colors all officers on the
retired list and on leave. This is pre-
liminary step to the complete, moblllza-
ton of the Russian forces. All cipher
messages now refused"
The Earl with frantic effort grasped at
the edge of the table, then staggered I'M
evenly, and sank back into chair rigid
and speechless.
Ito be CONT nued.)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
WzSTBROOK SEMINARY.

The first lecture of the term was given
IL Bearce hall by Prof. 6. j. Wyman on
the "Holy Land" and was accompanied
with steriopticon views.
The Kent's Hill Breeze has elected the
following editorial stall:
Editor-Lena Butteriield.
Associate MISUNDERSTANDING Miller.
AIumni-Arthur G. Palmer.
Personally. III. Brown.
Exohanges-H. G. French.
Locals-R. V. Randall.
Business Manager-C. e. Jacobs.
Assistant Business Manager-Mamie
A. Searles.
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Y. ". C.gA..-

We are glad to announce that Miss
Montgomery of Woodfords, will speak at
the women's meeting to be held at the
Young Women's Christian Association
rooms at 4.so p. M, Sunday. The young
women who heard her before will be glad
for the opportunity of hearing her again.
All women are invited. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to young women to come
to the rooms for a social time Monday
evening from 73O to 9 80.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

Scion, March 25.-A. W. Rowell bears
the distinction of marrying the same
woman twice. He married his present
wife as the widow Of Edward Mcfarland.
The second marriage took place We'd
nssday, the bride appearing as the legal
ly divorced wife Of Mcfarland: The first
marriage was 81 years ago Mcfarland
sailed from New York as first mate
of sailing vessel and afterward re-
ported dead. Rowell married the widow.
Last December Mcfarland turned up.
Divorce proceedings for desertion secured
!. legal separation, and Rowell to make
loubly sure, has been married over again.;
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that's safe and sure. Here's proof. Will you
MSE. A. A. Garfield, box 2s3 Concord,
Mas, says: IL suffered with sciatic
rheumatism for fourteen years, but half
a bottle of Munyon's Rheumatism Cure
anade me well. My little boy was af-
ficted with nervousness which caused
him to stutter. Munyon's Nerve Cure
removed all the trouble. My husband
has taken Munyon's Kidney Cure with
ed Munyon's rheumatism Cure to a
YeirAbor. and it did him good. Munyon's
Remedies are certainly all that is claimed
of chem
sS,anyon has separate cure for each disease
T5r sale by druggists, mostly as cents bottle
If ii doubt write to Professor Munyon at
Philadelphia, Pa, and get medical advice free.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
TWO MEN KILLED BY MOOSE.

Boston, March 25.-A special to the
Evening Herald from Bangor, says:
A story has reached here from Sheridan
miles from here, of the killing of two
Frenchmen named Iabonte and Periux
by an infatuated bull moose which they
had ATTACKED with camp knives last
Friday.
Two boys who went TO the assistance
of the men were injured. The story
has NOT heen verified.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
COMMITTEE ON LIGHTS.

The committee on Hghtsssheld meeting
last evening and organized with Alder.
man Smith as chairman and Council
man Phillips as secretary. 1t was decid-
ed to advertise for bids for the lighting of
Peaks island and the taking care OF the
lamps,
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THREE LECTURES.

Three lectures for the benefi of school
room decoration will be given at Assem-
bly, Hall, Portland High Sch DOL, Monday
evening, March 28th, and Thursday even
i1gs, March 81. and April T. Rev. Mr.
Perkins Mr.. L. L. Hight and Mr.. G..
W. Peabody will be the lecturers. Tick
cts can be obtained at F. B. Clark's,
Loring, Short & Harmon's and at the
III
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NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, PHILA.
DEPHIA.

Seven day Pennsylvania Railroad per-
sonalIy conducted tour by special train of
Wagner Palace cars, April 1. All expen-
SEES. S25 Special Wagner Palace cars from
New York on April z, and without
additional expense for those desiring to
remain longer in Washington or stop over
in New York Itinerary of d. N. Bell.
Tourist Agent, 205 Washington Street,