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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
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Henry S~ehoellkopf,

Wholesale Il Retail Grooer',
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amiiten T%ranfltn- urO WtartetsStr-
ghie aoo o, Sis.
empftebIt IN felner gSoare:
gteue oieSiabri9e ItiIducr Vouhdrtnee'
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1riid d. eat ttartnirtcn Sainbnrger Nal,
&c d. ten ruff. &aOiar, Ssielef SptotEer'
9rabanter Salaiaroeuen, S1roeucnbntteeI
9tedjte Tranff. Brattuurit, Gallant,
Teinite frans. 9ritHelsG Grotles,u
QedDtcn imp ort. Sam cutbaIer SAFE,
Support Str1utetfaic, Go9nterf1ie'
i~EciMitem &intbur9cT = uno 1aaotGie,
Wed)ten franz. Woqueiortfdfe,
frpma9e DC Stie, ~gsaDmfdie,
9IIeloorfer Semf, @etneifg,
Med1tcS OIinenOI, WObm0l,
&apern, SIinen, 3tu9Mrtsn.
Yraunid)m. Spar1eIl, d)nittbobnett,
SeIto:Der Nitbeii, trans. GrbIen,
9edDteu uneGriid1eit vtoieU=N5 aprit1,
Tran5. G~bantpi9nGnS, franz. 3soetfGeuD
9cutfdlcs s3tuetId 1 enmuS, &eiDeIbeeEeus
9teme 8rtiMfert,,. 9iitfel, G~rbsmurt,
ReiSmchI, &artpffeIttcbI @rbieItnebIs
Y8MdWei5et=. @eritc= nno 9afer9rtibet
Eeinfte @raupem, adbtem WeiaengrteS.
Med1ten SaOa=, Weoffa= ttitO Nioz&aTes1
Dfarrer SaneiDp'S WeaIafoHec,
Yfeiffer Muo Stuer'S &affee=Gnena,
" Glten dltneS. Unto run. Snce,
Neii,itc Waniua=GbocoIdoc, 3efao,
Nedlten &tebi8'S IIeiI6erttact,
GoHoeni. atterit. Mao i6llDeiScr TttIdp
a4Hc Mttet @artctt= ulo 6raSf0t1el,
Support. Wpbn= ttio 0o9eIidmet,
9eMtid1e SpimnraOer muO 0oufraBer,
9emtIdle SSIaSa1Mbe tno &pIsDnntefeIt,
Maes Su ben ~blnt9ften preiien.
Henry SchOeIlkOpH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17

Sn 1einer Office, go. 63-65 u. Glart
Strdbe mu9te am Mittpo9 Nda@
mittag boriger @o9e far5 mad
/ 1t6r Gburles q. @erolo, elmer Der dGteiten
Observation-Disclosures Gbicago's, in einem @nz
fole bon S4pernut9 ieinem 9aIein nit
eigrer 9ano elm @nbe.
lin bic unsegebene 3eit b0rte Der 9orz
mann Der SSubrif, BERNHARD @uride, in Der
Office, in beren 8orralm er fiA beFanb,
einen SHuB falten unb fanb ben 6eiabrten
Germ, er mar 81 Sabre aft, nit
Ourdi4ofenem &Opfe in feinem Stu9le OOr
benz S3reibtif8e iiben. Der Sob tpur iofort
eingetreten, unb bic 2ei9e nuroe, na4bem
bic Samilie bes 8oritorbenen, ipel9e go.
1876 Barrp Nbe. pobnt, BON ber Srauers
funbe bena3ri@tgt mar, mad &oliton's
Morsue geIdafft.
Ser 2ebensmiibe erlitt bor Monaten einen
@rippednfda, bon benz er i9 nte tpiebec Douz
itdnbig erbolte. Sn einsm @nfaG1e BON
S9permut6, 6erborgerufen bur9 tie norz
ertpd6nte &rant6sit unb psrItdrft bur9
~finan3iele S9tpierigteiten, jagts fi9 Der ate
9srr, Der epigen Oifferens anif4sm 0ebst
unb CREDIT miibe, etne 8ugsl burh ben aopf.
Der @ertorbene, Der Ieiner bor3iigli9en Gbaz
rattereigenf4aften atnb feiner geIeaigen Sdz
lente tpesen fi9 in beutI9en &reifen 5pber
N9tung unb aGGgeminiter 3eliebtbeit err
freute. erblidte am "a. Sanuar 1841 in
Ga93en bds 2i9t Der Welt.
SIN Nlter BON II Sabren fam ct nit Ieis
men gItern nu9 @merita lnb atpar na3 Ca
nabd. Der mlfttalii4e Nntugen bon ni1t
e~ep0bnlider 8ebeutung Derratbenoe 8nabe
farb bei elmer Jamilie Skinner in &acine,
Wiseonfin, Iufnabme unb er6ielt cine quite
Gr3isbung, Die fpdter hlr9 ben 8efu9 Der
Dffentlthen S9uGs in Gbicaeo beropGitdnz
btgt tpurbe. WGbrenb Der SATIRE 1861 Bis
1865 erlernte Der 8erblidene BEL bPm be-
rii6mten Meifter @teintpap in 1etp Oo1t
bag @ef9dft zines Pianubduers. Sad a6fofz
btrter 2ebr5eit etublirte er ii9 in SSnb;unuz
polls, bon tno er Dor 1tngefd6r % zig 80
So6ren mad Chicago ~iiberisbelte.
9ier griinbete er fein critics @el4aft an
Wobuf6 Qbe., berIegte bufefbe bunn na9
glart unb 2afe StraBe unb baute, na3bem
baffel6e bur4 bds grOBe Seuer aeritOrt tuorz
ben mar, bic iebige Sabrtt. Ser 8eritorbene
bintsrldBt uuBer bsr@i:ttpe bret &inber,
unb 8tpar einen our 3eit in @ef4Gften i'm
Weften tpeilenben Sobn, fopie spei S09z
ter, bic nit STEPHEN s. ennis reip. 8. 6.
2oud bier gliidli9 Oerbeirathet iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17

tpirb, 5pei aItt 3~u9tbausD0sel e~rfunnte, Die
erft Dor auraem bic s~etreifte SADIE abgelegt
baben. SIN 2aufe Der na&ften Sage ipra9
eire @n5ubl BON Gabenbefibern in Der poliz
aeiftdtion bor, bic bic bret @erbafteten uuf
bas 8etimmtefte aGs Oieienieen %ioentifiz
cirten, tpeI4e bic gefdlf@ten N~npetiun9sn
uusgegeben unb bas baruuf ausbeaa6lte. Sch
argenpmmet hdber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
l1nfere snrrsrponbenten unh Qtl

- rniere SorreTponoeuten unS Ngsn!en
Eefu9en bic foIgenbsn @tduten:
5err 9auG SrisbeG bic @tduten Scfpd,
WinneIotu, fotDie Norbz unb 9ib~D atota.
9srr 6reb S9erf bic Staaten Mt1igan
nnb @isconifn.
9err @boIf @erner ben Stdat Sqinois.
9err 9enrp S9aaG ben Staat Snbiana.
9trr Peter 8ui4 bas iiblide Suinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17

@os beuti6e Y,Gberie ni8t nelnen farm,
bos beutet lte 3umeiit auf @rie6ii6 al. Oa
bobeu mir j. 9. ANAKESIS, BEN belDdbrten
6elTer i'll Der 6Gmsrrboiben z9totb, wel3en
Der ober bic @eplaete MIR in cine GENTLE
Oefnuns binein3uitedeu hrau6t, nm iofort
2irberune gu ipitreu. 1lub mas 1T AWAKE
SIS ? Gin mebi5iuii9 prGparirter garter
@t0pieI, Der i'm @ei6werben ietue mtlberloe
@trtune ouf ben leibenben She'll onsilbt.
gu boben lit alen Qlpotbetet, 9roben nerben
frei ;u9eI9idt bur6 P. N~eustaedter q Co.,
Box 2416, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17

s. 6enrD. Gonrab fieG am Mitts
po9 Ra9mittag bort9er Wobe tnr5
nd9 II tbr aug benz 4. Gtodpsrt brs
@ebdubss No. 3 Safe @traBs in einen Offe@
men 5a9rftublf9a9t unb puroe bu4ftdbli4
aerI9mettert. 3pei Minuten 1pdter sab er
Ietnen @etft uuf. 8eim San beriibrten feline
IiBe einen Der i'm @el9Gft angeite1ten 8erz
fdufer, Namens s. 81. Murnane, Der in Der
g}dbe Der Subrtubl0ffnung i'm erien Stodz
inert itunb unb auf ben SabrftubG partete.
9err 9enrb 8rbant, Der Sngenieur beg Sc
bdubes, mar Der einaige Nugenaeuge oes I'm
faues. ST befanb fi9 i'm Sabritubl unb
nabm 6errn gonrab aus benz bierten 6tod
NIT, neil btefer ben @prdrbsiter beg Gez
I4dfbes, Soiepb Sebaftian, fu4te. 0ls tie
am britten Stodtperf borbeifamen, Ia6 6errn
@onrdb ben @efu6ten unb fprang, pbne bab
er ben 6abritu4l bolten lteB, beruus, nobel
er auSglitt unb bur9 bic Sa1rftubIGffnung
stpet @todperfe 6erabfiel.
Ser @%erunglidte mar 81 Sabre alt unb
itdmmte aus &odforb, Su. @or ettpas msbr
als breiBig Sa6ren fam er mad g6icaeo unb
mar felt mebreren Sabren MitgIieb ber BE-
tunnten SbeezSirma S. 8. gonrab &c g.,
go. 3 Safe StraBe, unb in taufmdnnii9eu
areiien no6lbetannt. @r se60rts Der g6iz
oago Qtbletic Nfociation unb anberen ber=
%borrasenben Clubs gbicago's an unb tpo6nte
nit Isiner 8amiIie go. 3940 Safe NDenue.
Sruu @Onrab, bic ii9 CUR grbolung i'm
nDrbli9en She'll bon Mi6igan b%efinbet,
purbe telegrapbii4 beimgerufen, Der
@OmpusnOn bes 8ertOrbenen mar iein einz
atgsr Sobn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
mern 0ns KIeine aahnt,

70 perIdumt ni9t, has alte NIB mobl erprobte
9iilfsmittel fir bas 3abltet Der Stnoer,
Wrs. Dinslow's 9ootbin9 sSpritp,. an5ll=
werben. ST berubist bas Sii1o, ~er1eetdt oas
3abnaeil9, befeitist oae SdmsrSell turtrt
0iarrboe. Saniunbswansis Gents bic 6laf9s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17

sa6 beIOnbsrer Gebereintunft hat bic
German Gmerican pubIiibing SO. In Cos
Anseles, guIif., unfere 8ertretung fir se'
narnte Stabt unb Sib<G alifornien iiber,
nommen unb iinb beren 8ertreter bersdtiet
UbonnsmentsgeIbsr gu io1ettirtu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
GO0 lit Den Tlamlmen.
Gin altes Gbepoar in feiner mob
nu1t9 perbrannt.

uad 2lniidt Der uadbarn foI Elm Raubmoro
porlie9en. Die 3euerrpehr mill oen
6al unteriuden. - Setnabe fiinfhun=
cert Dollars ans Ger Wobrune DER Der
unelidten perf6punoen. = Die poli3ei
bat porIdnfo fetne Q1haItspnnfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
FAM Die gnbe.
Der befannte Klapier. 5abrifant
6erolo erldo6 fid.
Bon edDermntb befaaeu.

wte aneetomnen miro, peranIa6ten fratts
5ielle S9wieriefeiten Charles u. Gerolo
oa3u, iid oas Seben 81 nehmen. = Or
begging ole nn9liidieIi9e Chat in ieinem
Sureau, mo i'm DER Dormant DER 6abrif
ais Sei6e aufatto. Die Seihe wuroe
nad Rolfton's 1rIorsue eebradt. Der
Sebenslauf oes Derfforbenen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
D0m $0tRlal credit.
Cine 8anoe Don 5dlidern uno
Gaunern oinofelf eemaht,
9ieutenartt GuOins' madere 9eiitung.

Setniihuteen Der poIi3ei enoli9 beIohnt. -
5wet mdnner uno elm Sroueu5immer i'm
6epaRriam. Die m6nner ino ale
5udthdusler. - Sic fouen etpa 10000
er9aunert baben. = Don ihren Opfern
auf's Sefimmtete ioentif3irt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
JredJer Neberfau.
Kafiirer Ser General electric
RailmaY 60" UNI 1921 beraubt.

Sennett miro in Ger Office BON eiitem juneen
2duber iiberrafdt. = 6tebt feline 8aar=
f9aft auf. - Der 2duber gu firth eefom=
men. Die poli3ei inoet bon Dem Sdur=
fen feline Spur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-17
Gntfeklid)er Nnfau.
!. 8. Conrad Don oer 5trma :. 8.
Conrad & Go. Elm Opfer oenelben.

III feinem 6eiddftsbauie 1rr. 5 Safe
Str. oen 2ahrtuhIfda4t htnab uno mar
weniee minuten fpdter cine Sei8e.-Der
Dahineeidieoene mar cine in oen Kretien
Der hieiieen 6eiddftsIeute woblbefanfte
perionlidfeit.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
MAiNsPRiNcs, 75c.

The best American Mainsprings, made by the
Elgin and Waltham companies. Warranted
for one year. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. mar19dtf
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15

PINE CONE LODGE, U. o. of I. o. L.
1t is important that every officer and
member of Pine Gone lodge be present
next Wednesday las there will be an offic
ial visit from the Supreme Deputy, Mrs.
Wilson of Massachusetts.
The annual outing at Rosedale cottage
last Tuesday was most enjoyable occa-
sion. The hospitality of Mrs. Jewett and
Mrs. Stone was unbounded, and too much
cannot be said in praise of their charm
ing summer home. The broad piazzas
were very tastefully decorated with flags,
evergreen and golden rod. The tables
spread in the shady orchard, laden with
many dainties, presented pretty sight.
The chowder was pronounced one of the
best. In the afternoon the ladies were
entertained by selections from the grapha-
phone, after which social time was ell
joyed. When the hour for departing came
all pronounced it red letter day in the
history of Pine Gone.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE.

81 have been in Portland thirty six
years and never before have I seen the
city building look SO handsome as 1t does
tonight" SO remarked man Saturday
as he looked at the decorations which had
just been put on the building by A. B.
Allen of the U. s. Flag & Decoration
company. In this connection it is worthy
of note that the same. firm will decorate
with red, white and blue bunting every
section of trolly poles from the Union
station to Washington street, along Con-
gresa street and on Middle from Monu-
ment square to Exchange street.
Strings of incandescent lights are to be
another feature of the decorations and
will be placed in manner similar to
that of last year, from Washington street
to Monument and Congress squares.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
MORE THAN ONE DEFENDER.

Bristol, August 13.-It is pretty gener-
ally settled that there will lie no further
conferences between G. Oliver Iselin and
designer "Nat'' Herreshoff until after the
arrival of Builder Fife with the dimen-
sions of Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger.
AS soon as Boat Builder Fife arrives at
New York Mr.. Iselin will meet him. and
the information which he thus obtains
will be Immediately conveyed to Capt
"Nat."
There is probability that the two
Herreshof brothers, who are interested
in getting out the new Defender, will
visit New York also, and have meeting
with Mr.. Iselin and other members of the
New York Yacht clubs recognized syn
di,ate, but of course this will not be
necessary until after the arrival Of Fife.
The Herreshoffs are rather pleased than
otherwise at the prospect of another con-
Germ building racing yacht for George
Gould or some other millionaire, who is
looking for sport.
Mr.. Iselin is also not averse to seeing
rival Defender built, for he would like
very much to have some trying out races
with any boat of new lines that comes
along. AS for himself, he expresses his
willingness to pit Herreshof yacht
against anything that floats under
sails.
Capt. "Nat'' Herreshoff has assured
Mr.. Iselin that the construction of the
next cup defender can begin within "a
hours after the submission of the dimen-
sions of the challenging yacht. At the
Herreshoff yards there is material enough
on hand to start the boat, and some OF
the ship carpenters have been ordered in
Monday morning.
One thing is now positively certain, and
that is the Herreshoffs will build de-
fender for the Iselin- Morgan syndicate
and no other. All the negotiations with
the prospective rival syndicate are at an
end, and if they secure yachts for the
international trial races they will have to
get them elsewhere.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
DEERING.

There5is to be special meeting of Hose
8, Morrill's, on Tuesday evening at 7.3O
O'Clock to arrange for the attendance of
the company at the New England Fire
mems muster at Portland, August 1S
Rev. G. Il. Ogden, leaves in September
for New York, where he is to act as a
tutor in a school.
A bell tower Is being placed on the hose
house at North Deering. A bell is to be
hung and connected with the fire alarm
The Deering fire department, through
Chief Engineer Moody, have secured the
services of the Maine State Fife and
Drum corps to escort the department in
the parade to be held at Portland, August
18th. The Deering department will be
represented by eighty five of the mem
bers.
The steam pipes and other apparatus
for heating the new Deering High school
have arrived and will be placed in posi-
ton at once. The plasterers are making
good progress on their work, as nearly all
of the rooms are now plastered. The
other work is progressing finely but the
building will not be completed unsA iate
in the fall so that the building will not
be occupied until about the first OF
January.
A large brush fire was in progress on
the land of Mr.. Richard Smith near
| Mitchell's hill, Saturday afternoon.
| The work on the Ocean street sewer is
processing as rapidly as can be expected
! in view of the fact that ledge to the
depth Of six or seven feet is being blasted
for quite a distance
A quantity of electric railroad iron has
| arrived and is being unloaded at the
power house, Deering Point. The iron
is to be- used IN the construction of the
Stevens Plains avenue and Mitchell s
hill extension of the Portland Railroad
compapy's tracks.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
W-ESTBROOK.

A hearing is to be held this evening
by the Ycstbrook aldermen OH the petit
ton o. the Cumberland Illuminating
company for permission to erect poles
and wires over the streets of the city for
the transmission Of electric light and
power. The chief objection seems to be
THAT it is a dangerous current owing to
the high voltage that they propose to carry
thrcngk the city.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
scnool committee will be held next
Thursday evening.
Corp. Frank E. R. Libby of Co. M
has been promoted TO sergeant's posi-
ticn.
The funeral services Of the late James
r. Hopkins were held Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock from his late resiaen &c,
Main street. The services were conducted
by Rev. J. T. Clothey, pastor OF the
Berean Advent church, OF which the de-
ceased was a member. The burial was
at Woodlawn cemetery.
The proposal to close the stores Friday
evenings has fallen through, owing to
.,oe refusal of several dealers to close.
ARRANGEMENTS are in progress for a
base ball game Saturday, Aug. Goth, at
Augusta between the Saccarappas OF this
city and thesAugustas.
The S. D. Warren company is putting
in new machinery for cutting paper of
any thickness into various widths. The
first machine which is the latest i'm
proved pattern is being placed in room
No. 10. and takes the place of machine
which has besn in constant use for
thirty five years.
The Westbrook board of registration
have issued notices calling attention to
the sessions Of the board to be held Sep
TENDER 6. Z, s and 8, at the assessor office
Odd Fellows block.
From recent letters received from
Chickamauga it appears that Private
Eugene Conapt and Ellie Graham are
both very sick and have been sent to the
hospital Conant is suffering with dysen-
tsry and Graham is sick with malarial
fever. Conant is considered as being in
8 very critical condition, but the prospects
for q rapid recovery are in favor of Ora
ham.
Before Judge Tolman Saturday after
noon appeared Merrill G. Smith on a
charge of assault on Mr.. George Wheeler.
At the hearing the complain
ant. after thinking the matter over care
fully, decided to ask for a suspension of
the case, and accordingly he withdrew
the complaint. The judge imposed fine
of s. and costs, which owing to the sls-
pension of the case were not exacted from
the assailant. Tho judge also heard the
case of Alice Lowell against Harry Sar-
gent on a charge of malicious mischief
This case was evolved from family
quarrel which occurred several days ago.
On promise Of satisfactory financial
settlement the defendant was discharged,
A letter received in this city Saturday
from Private Alfred Fl. Jordan of Co. NJ,
now at Chickamauga announces that he
Is In good health, and that he has just re-
oeived promotion. being now the head
cook for the company.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Cape Cottage was visited yesterday by
unusually large crowds who gathered in
groups on the rocks, occupied the settees
and kept the mattresses of the Casino
very busy attending to their various
needs. Chambers Band gave delight
full concert at o'clock, of which this
was the programme: 3
March-Beau Ideal, Sousa
Overture-Princess of Trepizonde,
Offenbach
Caprice-The Post Horn, Koenig
Idyll--The Vision, Eilenberg
March Comique. Pryor
Praphrase-How Fair Thou Art,
Nesvadba
Serenade-COrnet Solo, Schubert
Mr.. g. M. Brooks.
Observation-Disclosures Sousa
Plantation Scene, Davis
Finale, Blanchard
The lawn party which was to have oo.
Cured on the grounds of Capt. Il. f.
Davis, at Knightville, last week, but has
been postponed from time to time, will
occur this evening if fair, and If not the
next fair night.
Rev. w. L. Nickerson, the new pastor
of the Baptist church at South Portland
Heights, having returned from his vaca.
ton, resumed his pastoral duties yester.
day.
Atlantic lodge, E. and A.. NJ. of Port
land, will have it's annual outing and
clambake at Mitchell's, Spurwink, on
Saturday next. Rev. II. B. Long, pastor
of the Bethany Congregational church,
preached his farewell sermon to his old
parishonsrs yesterday. He has accepted
call to church in Eastern Illinois.
PLEASANTDALE.
Rev. J. A. Roberts has gone on car
rage drive to Monmouth to revisit the
scenes of his former pastorate.
Mr.. Frank Delano, one of the trainers
at Rigby park, is confined to the house
by Illness.
Mr.. Philip Garland has returned to his
homo in Lewiston.
Mrs. Nettie Libby has been entertain
ing Mrs. Louis Goddard of Deering.
Mrs. Thomas Caine, the guest of Mrs.
Lizzie Copps has returned to her home
in Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
TO CHALLENGER.


Doryal. Que. August 13.-The first race
of the series between the champion
raters of the Royal st. Lawrence yacha
club of this city and the Seawanhaka-
Corinthian yacht club, whose headquar-
tiers are at Oyster Bay, N. Y, was sailed
boat on a foul. AS the boats were cross
ing the starting line, the Challenger, the
United States boat, was on the starboard
tack and therefore had the right of way.
The Dominion was on the port tack and
failed to come about in time to avoid q
collision. The committeeman on the
official boat saw the foul and practically
came to a decision regarding it before the
race had properly commenced. Mr..
Cranes protest was formally received
and at q committee meeting this eve
ming tho race was given to the Chal-
longer The race was splendid one from
the start to the finish. On account of a
slight accident to the Challenger. the
start was delayed until after O'Clock by
which time high wind had given place
to light but varying southwest breeze.
| The buoys were two miles apart and the
yachts rounded each three times, making
| 70 miles in all The Dominion's cine
was 4.27.3 80; Challenger's, 4.27.36
EsHad they gone 100 yards further the
Challenger would undoubtedly have won,
as she gained very rapidly on the last
leg. Those who knew Of the foul at the
time it was committed lost interest as
far as tho result was concerned, but every
one watched closely the work of the two
yachts. Both were handled carefully and
showed themselves to be as closely
matched as possible. In no particular
cid one show herself to be superior. SO
the results of the remaining races are
| very much in doubt. The Challenger was
sailed by Clinton Fl. Crane and the
Dominion by Aemilius Jarvis, commo-
dore of the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht
club of Toronto. g. H. Duggan, who
designed all the Montreal boats that have
won the cup. is suffering from illness,
but he will be at the tiller of the Domin-
ion on Monday. He is one of Canada's
| best sailors and thoroughly understands
his new boat. Three of series of five
races will determine the winner. One
race will be sailed each day, commencing
with Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
WANTED-Set of light doubleIharnesses In
" good condition. Box 459, City. 10-1

WANTED-A high grade. second hand cash
w register, Must be in good condition.
Give des crlpton and spot cash price. Address
P. o. Box 1863. al
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15

DOARD, summer and winter, for men, women
ID and children; quiet place. fishing and sail
ing; good chance to keep horse and carriage;
wholesome floods near Sebago Lake, Whites
addressing ELLEN FREEMAN, North Wind
ROW, Mama 81
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
CITY OF PORTLAND,
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED proposals for furnishing about 250O
~ square yards of New York granite paving
blocks to the street department iof the city
OF the Commissioner of Public Works, City Hall,
until Friday, August 10Th, 1895 when they will
be publicly opened and read. Specifications
and further Information may be obtained at the
office of said commissioner who reserves the
right to reject any or all bids should he deem II
for the interest OF the city to do. BIDS should
be marked Proposals for Granite Paving" ana
addressed to GEO. N. FERNALD,
Commissioner of Public WORKS;
3 August 70, 1898. augl2dtd
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
PEAKS ISLAND.

Misses Ella A. Bailey and Helen A.
Reardon. teachers at South Natick, Mass,
are spending their vacation at Peaks.
having rooms in FL. 81. Ricker's cottage
Walter Thomas of the Byron Douglass
Gem company is rooming for the balance
of the season at 81. Fl. Ricker's Ocean
View Cottage.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
VICTORY FOR SOUTH PORTLAND

VICTORY FOR SOUTH PORTLAND.
The South Portlands and Westbrook
Klerks played a very fine game of ball on
the Warren Park grounds, Westbrook.
yesterday afternoon, resulting for shut
out for the Klerks by score of Q to O.
The South Portlands batted hard and
fielded finely, completing two very nice
double plays. The Klerks came near
scoring in the seventh, but Hamilton got
his man at the plate by sharp fielding.
The battery work of Cobb and Robinson
of the South Portlands was gilt-sdged,
only one safe hit being made off Cobb
The South Portlands play the Emmets
at Diamond island Wednesday afternoon
and the Riversides on the Westbrook
Seminary grounds, Deering, Saturday
afternoon. A large crowd of "rooters''
will accomL any the club at both games.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Boston-Boston, 5; Cleveland, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5; ST.
Louis, 4.
At Baltimore-First game, Baltimore,
8; Pittsburg, 2. Second game, Balti-
more, 6; Pittsburg, 8.
At Washington-First game, Washing
ton, 2; Louisville, l. Second game, Louis
vile. 9; Washington, 2.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, i; Cincinnati,
o.
At New York-New York, 9; Chicago,
9.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-15
EMMETs, 10; LOWELL DIAMONDS,

EMMELS, To; IOV ELL UIAMONDS. II
The Emmets of Portland defeated the
Lowell Diamonds at South Portland yes
The Lovells were handicapped by the alb
sence of some of their best players. The
Emmets hit Skinner hard in one inning,
scoring seven runs, but after that he was
very elective