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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17

frma Armour & Go. miais fabryks
puszek blaszanyoh do swoioh kon.
serw6w' stroae powybiegali sssie.
dnich budynk6w r6wnoczesnie
szesd alarmow dano dls stray ognio.
wei. Nadjechalo ME mniej niz 81
sikawek i po calogodzinnej praoy
udaso sic pozar ugasid. Zrzadzil on
szkode, jak obliczaia, na 100000;
szkoda ia jest pokryta ubezpieoze-
MEM, ale op6zni wykonanie robot
przez Rad St. Zjedn. zsm6wionych.
Pozyczka paistwowa.
Wczoraj nadesziy do Chicago, =
przedewszystkiem do stacyj poetic.
wyob, gdzie je otrzymac mona, i do
wydawnictw gazet, = formularze M
subskrypcye pozyczki pahstwowej
wojennej. Formulsrze takie, wr.s Z
oyrkulsrzsmi objaSniajsoymi, W jski
spos6b nabywad MONA "bondy"
(obligacye) rzadowe, otrzymad mos.
ma ma kazdej stacyi pocztowej, a my
jutro W "Dzienniku Chicagoskim" "
polskim jezyku je objasnimy.
Ciekawa jest rzecza, ze W Chicsgo
W pierwszym zaraz dniu subskrypcye
doszfy do sunny znaczniejszej, ani.eli
wNew Yorku. W Chicago osisgnely
wysokos6 $2l7, 1000, podozss gdy W
New Yorku sprzedano bondy tylko
"a sume $2l1, $50. Oblicssja 10 Z
oasej pozyoski wynosz4cej 200 mi.
lionow dolar6w, W samem Chicago
przynajmniej rs milion6w dolar6w
zostanie rozebranych, wliczsjsc M.
turalnie subskrypcye bank6w, kt6.
rych kazdy zsmierza zabrad bondy
ma million dolar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17
Kronika Miejscowd.
"a pOsrsdnictwem spowiednika.

I'D pOSEGuulCINtm spOWlcuulhns
Do dyrektoryatu kompanii kolei
Chicago & Eastern Illinois nadszeds
ma rece prezydenta list cd ks. Hof-
fera, prezydenta kollegium 90. Je.
zuit6w, W kt6rym tenze donosi, ze
pewien grzesznik powierzyl mu PREY
spowiedzi $1,000 do zwr6cenia kom.
panii. Wyssano wiceprezydenta ko!
lei, o. s. Lyforda, pe1nomocni.
otwem do kollegium 90. Jezuit6w, i
ks. Hoffsr doreczyi temuz "a pokwi.
towaniem 16 studolarowek, m6wiac,
ze pewien grzesznik, zwracajac to
pieniadze, chce paprawic wine po-
pe}niona. Oczywiscie ME podas ma
zwiska grzesznika, gdyz jest to taje-
mnica spowiedzi: dyrektorzy kolei
jednakowoz, ME majao najmniejsze.
60 pojecia tenn, kto m6gi bye tym
grzesznikiem, radziby dlatego tenn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17

liberala, l wolnomyslnego i
81 socyalnych demokrat6w:
W reszcie wypadk6w zachodzi
potrzeba powt6rnego g}osowa.
MIA. Krupp z Essen zostal
pobity przez kandydats partyi
katolickiej.
= Rudini przedstawil W
parlameucie wloskim nowych
ministr6w.
- Rad chi6ski pragnie
kierowaG sic nadal polityks
wiecej postepowa. W tym &C.
lu powo3uje do rady pa1stwa
odpowiednie osobistosci.
- Do New Yorku zjechaf
hrabia Cassini, nowy rosyjskl
ambassador.
Miasto Stevensville,
Mich, jest teroryzowane przez
200 w}6czeg6w, W obec kto
rych w3adze miejskie So bez'
slime. Groza podpaleniem
miasta ma wszystkich rogach.
Sad kasacyjny odrzuci1
wniosek Emilia Zoli, odmawia'
jscy ssdowi W Wersalu kom-
petencyi ssdzenia jego sprawy.
Prezydent Faure ME ma
do tel pory ministrow, zda'
tnych do zastapienia obecnego
rzsdu.
W izbie poselskiej kon.
gresu przeszedl wniosek Ding.
1ey'a uwalniajacy towarzystwa
oparte ma wzajemnosci j ubez-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17

bomby z 10 calowych dzia1 i
rozbija3 niemi W puch injury
twierdzy. "Marblehead'' wply-
nal nastepnie do kana}u do
konal tam dziela zniszczenia
nasyp6w i barak6w. Do u
ciekajacych W popiochu Hi
szpan6w strzelano okretu
"St. Paul.. Strzaly ze "Su.
vance, zmusily wojska hisz-
pa1skie do opuszczenia mad
brzeznych krakow do ucie-
czki W gisb wyspy.
Do obozu Amerykan6w
przedostal sic zg}odnia}y OBJ.
darty Hiszpan, kt6ry zape-
wnia}, re pod Guantanamo
znajduje sic 1000 jego roda.
k6w tax wynedznia}ych, re So
gotowi poddat sig Ameryka'
nom, lecz obawiaja sic, azeby
ci, wziawszy ich do niewoli,
ME rozstrzelali ich.
Ma}y statek rarowy, male
zacy do okrstu "Marblehead"
rozglsda} sic W poblizu brzegu
"a podwodnemi minami, a 20.
baczywszy W krzakacb ukry.
tYch Hiszpan6w, strzelil do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17
WOJNAz HISzPARIA.
Fortyfkacye W Caimanera zostaiy zburzone.
ntiago ostrzeliwano po raz trzeci.
1ACzA SIZE AMERYKANAMI.
Rad we Westinghouse zanadto ufa Niemcom.

Przez przebieglosc i zdrads
spowodowali rozbi6r Polskl,
azeby zajsc jej najpisknie:jsze?
prowincye, przebiegloScis l
zdrads wydarli cesarska koro'
ne niemiecks Habsburgom,
przebiegloscia zdrada ponizy,::
Ii Napoleona IIIgo i wydarll
Francyi miliardy frank6W.
Mech nasi dyplomaci z Wa
shingtonu ME zapominaja o
tenn, ze ,,war lord" niemiecki,
doszed4szy do Kiao Czau pre-
bieg}oscia, okazana wzglsdem
Chi6czyk6w, ME darmo postal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17
sic dowiedzied, by mu da6 dobrzt
oplacajaca sic posade.

sic dowiedzlec, by mu dac ooprze
oplacajaca sic posade.
Os trzezenie pred mIodym Oszustem.
Policya ostrzega mieszkahc6w
dzielnicy zachodniej pred msodym
ch.opcem, kt6ry, chodzac po domach,
zebrze ), dla swojej chorej matki j 70.
dzehstwa gsodnego", opowiadajso, il
ojcieo jego sam sobie odebras aycie.
Chlopiec ten podobno doskoua3e 70.
bi interesa, a we wszystkiem, co opo.
wiada, ME ma slowa prawdy. Podaje
wprawdzie swe nazwisko adres, o.
powiada, ze sic nazywa J6zef Nowo.
thy mieszka pm. 722 Throop str.,-
ale to takze jest zmyslone.
Jeszcze o Czwartym Lipca.
Juz wozoraj podalismy opis obcho-
du Czwartego Lipca, jaki ma sic od-
by6 W roku biezacym W Chicago.
Burmistrz wyznaozys tez komitet
gl6wny komitet pomocniczy do "a.
jecia sic urzadzeniem obchodu, ale
wozoraj uzupeinii to komitety. Do
komitetu glownego, zsozonego z 3S
os6b, wchodzi takze pan Piom Rios.
5assa. w komitecie pomocniczym,
zlozonym 2 okolo 100 cz]onk6w, ME
ma aadnego Polaka. Prezydentem
komitetu glownego jest ssdzia R. S.
Tuthill.
Polar W rzezalniach.
DIS rano, wkr6tce po p6inocy,
wybuchl niewiadomej przyczyny
pozar rzezalniach, W budynku na
rogu 4S ul. Centre ave, W kt6rym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17

pesetas, przeznaczonych ma ce-
le wojenne.
sagasta oswiadczy}, wycho:
dzac z rady gabinetowei, ze
stau rzeczy ma wyspach Fill.
pinskich jest bardzo kryty.
czny. Wojsko zlozone kra.
jowc6w przechodzi gromadnie
ma strone nieprzyjaci6f.
Admiral Cervera donosi re
Santiago, re jest zaopatrzony
W zywnosc do jesieni. Bomba
ameryka6ska uderzyla W jego
krazownik "Vizcaya", lecz ME
zrzadzila mu aadnej szkody.
General Blanco donosi, ze
baterye hawa6skie ostrzeliwa-
}y okret Montgomery" kt6ry
zanadto zblizy} sic do brzegu.
WASHINGTON, II Czerwca.
= Me nadesz}y aadne wiado.
moaci urzsdowe cd Sampsona
ami cd Deweya. Bynajmniej
to rzsdu ME obchodzi. Istnieje
pewnosc, ae nasi maryna-
RE utrzymAja sic W Guanta'
namo do chwili przybycia tam
wojsk ladowych. zdobycie
Manili przez flipiGskich po.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17

obecnie swe okrety pod Mani
le. Przymierze anglo. .amery-
kafskie 'moze bye W danym
razie bardzo korzystnem dla
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, lecz
ME bedzie takiem, jezeli costa
ME zawarte pod naciskiem O.
kolicznosci, W kt6rych podej'
rzana role odgrywa Wilhelm
pruski i niemiecki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17
Rome WiadOmOSci
telegrafczne.

- Wiadomy dotychczas W
81 wypaakach wynik wybo-
row do niemieckiego parla.
mentu. Wybrano dw6ch zwo-
lennik6w rzsdowych, 81 czlon.
k6w centrum, | nacyonalnego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17
Ruch rarowc6w.

Przybyiy:
New York: GermsnIc . Liverpool
Pennsylvania 2 Hamburga.
Bremen: Kaiser Wilhelm z New
Yorku.
Liverpool: servia New Yorku.
Queenstown. Britannia 3 New Yofka
Odesziy:
New York: Chesapeake do Londynu.
Cufic do Liverpool, Augusta Victoria do
Hamburga. Werkendam do Amsterdsmu,
Queenstowns Teutonio do New Yorku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17
Chicago, II Czerwca.

w CAGl Sn oohio
,,Sprawozda6 Konsul6w", dru'
kowauem rozeslanem Ia
koszt rzsdu zwiazkowego we
Westinghouse, znsjduje sic ma
miejscu biiscem W oczy, gdyz
ma pierwszej stronie, referat p.
Thos. Ewing Moore, konsula
we Weimarze, wykazujacy po-
siadlosci zamorskie roznych
pa6stw europejskich, ze spra-
wozdania tego wynika, ae An
glia rozporzadza koloniami,
obejmujacemi 1862, ,o75 mil
kwadratowych i liczacemi 322
miliony ludnosci. Francya
panuje mad obszarem 2 / POI
miliona mil kwadratowych,
majscym CORA A miliony
dusz. Kolonie niemieckie O.
bejmuja 1855 ,567 mil i 1885,
900 dusz, portugalskie SO9,914
mil zamieszkanych przez
1O,215,OOO ludnosci. Hiszpa-
MIA rozporzsdza posiadloscis.
mi, sk}adajscemi sic z 4 5,45S
mil z 9 milionowa ludnoscia.
Me braknie takich kolonij
mizernym W}ochom i malef-
kiej Danii, a. Holandya, sk}a-
dajsca sig zaledwie z 12,64S
mil obszaru panuje mad kolo-
miami, liczacemi $4,000 mil i
34,210,O00 ludnosei.
Ogromne Stany Zjednoczo-
ne ME posiadajs zadnych ko-
lonij, kto wejrzy ma pierw.
sza stronice ,,Sprawozda1
Konsul6w" w czerwcowem wy.
daniu i pomysli o wojnie hi
szpa1sko ameryka6skiej, temu
mimowoli nasuWa sic ma mya
pytanie, dlaczego many pod
wzgledem posiad}osci zamor.
skich bye biedniejsi cd Wioch
lub Danii? dlaczego zwyciez-
ka woina z Hiszpanis ME ma
sic zako6czyG przeisciem jej
kolonij W nasze posiadanie?
Take pytanie nasuwa sic ma
mya przedewszystkiem Jingo'
som, kt6rzy ma ME gotowa
maja odpowiedz, a rzsdowi we
Westinghouse zalezy widocznie
ma tenn, azeby stawiano sobie
podobne pytania i aaeby odpo-
Wiedzi ma ME wgpada}y W
myA Jingos6w, jezeli referat
konsula Wejmaru kazal u
miescit W nSprawozdaniach
Konsulow" na mleJscu blla.
Gem W oczy, jezeli przeto daje
temuz referatowi pierwsze1-
stwo pred innymi.
Dazenia Jingos6w do bawie.
MIA sic we wielks polityke
kolonialns i misdzynarodows
popiera Anglia, kt6rej we
w3asrym interesie zalezy ma
pokl6ceniu Stanow Zjsdnoczo.
nych 2 innemi mocarstwami
europejskiemi, azeby nak3onic
je tym sposobem do zawarcia
przymierza anglo ameryka6-
skiego. Mimowolnym ma po-
z6r posrednikiem Anglii W tel
sprawie jest ograniczony a
ambitny ,,war lord" niemiecki,
cesarz Wilhelm, kt6rego okre-
ty zuaiduja sic pod Manila,
pomimo ze wcale SO tam ME-
potrzebne. Jezeli Rad we
Westinghouse wierzy W szcze-
rose zapeWnie6 rzsdu niemiec.
kiego, ze ME nosi sic z mysla
szkodzenia Amerykanom, dla
kt6rych jest usposobiony
nprzyjaEnie", warto naszym
dyplomatou zalecie zapozna.
ME sic historya powstania
kr6lestwa pruskiego rozwija
MIA sic potegi tego pa6stwa
jedynie przebiegloscis i zdra.
ds. Przez przebiegiose i zdra-
de doszli lennicy dawnej Pol.
ski do krolewskiej korony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-17

pieczajace cd STRAIT z powodu
r6znych wypadk6w, cd opiaty
podatku wojennego.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
HARBoR NOTES.
A Large Fleet of Vessels in the Harbor
Waiting for Clear Weather.

The steamer Forest Queen is now
making regular trips to the Old Orchard
pier.
Two schooners and barge were the ex-
tent of yesterdays big arrivals. There
were no departures. The harbor was alive
with small craft that had come in to seek
shelter from the storm.
Jennie 8. Butler, a handsome four
masted schooner, brought in cargo of
coal.
The fish commission yacht Grampus is
in the harbor.
Bark Edmund Phinney will sail for
South America with lumber, as soon as
the storm clears.
Schooner George L. Drake is in the dry
dock.
Fifty Of the Springfield excursionists,
who are putting in fortnight at the Old
Orchard House, went to Harpswell yester-
day.
The yacht Altama of ST. George was in
the harbor Tuesday on her way to Boston.
Captain Kelly of the Milbridge schooner
Ada Adelia was outside Tuesday morning
| and wanted to come in. He says it lacked
but four or five minutes of four O'Clock
and was perfectly light. AS he got off
Portland Head, however, three rifle shots
| were fired at him and he hove to.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
FIRST MAINE BAND.

The First Maine Band, F. NJ. Howe,
leader, which is only seven weeks old
and holds the bestp reputation in Camp
Thomas and in Chattanooga, was compli-
mented today bya visit of party of
about 30 young ladies from Highland
Park, where the band recently gave con-
cert by invitatien. The fair folk brought
luncheon and delicacies for the musicians
as tokens Of esteem. Next Thursday eye-
ming the band will play for the W. C. Z.
U. at the Soldiers Rest, Chattanooga.
Many people of the city are arranging for
an excursion down the Tennessee, with
the First Maine band for entertainment.
Boston Herald.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14

The Notions counter is
a great place for getti ng
the thousand and one
little things which you
and everybody else have
daily need of. 1t occa-
sionally branches out be-
yond the scope of small
wares and gets into the
domain of the hardware,
cutlery and druggist sun
dries trade. All the same
we call it the notions
counter and we aim to
make it a complete one.
A handy, convenient one
for you and a busy one
for US.
One of the big stocks
in this department is
Pocket Knives and there
isn't a better assortment
in the town. We keep
all kinds from the humble
Barlow for boys to white
with to the elegant pearl
handle ones with from
two to half a dozen blades.
Knives for fishermen and
hunters. Pen knives for
ladies.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
THE HARBOR MINES.

Major Hoxie stated yesterday morning
that he hadE.received no orders as yet to
the effect that the mines were to be re-
moved by blowing them up. He said the
mines could be taken up as well as they
could be put down and he hardly believed
the government would stand the expense
of such entertainment.
The Harpswell Steamboat company land
Falmouth Foreside, Small Point and 9TH
ers concerned, received a notice yesterday
morning from Major Hoxie that the
mines had all been removed from the
channels in the inside passage and that
they could now sresume their oldsroutes
with safety.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
ORGANIZED IMPORTANT.

Two new corporations were organized
in Portland, Monday. They are:
The James NJ. Hobby company, orga-
nized to deal in bonds, stocks and grain !;
capital stock, $3.50, COO; paid in, sl25.
President,E Flames M. Hobby, Stoughton,
Mass. treasurer, Frank o. Baxter. Bos-
ton.
The Enos Sheet Holder company, orga-
nized for the purpose of manufacturing
ships hardware and specialties, with
$50, 900 capital stock of which $3.50 is paid
in. The officers are: President, Elbridge
6. Kilby of Peabody, Mass. treasurer,
Elbridge g. Kilby of Peabody, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
CAPE COTTAGE PARK,

The almost human face of one of the
monkeys at Cape Cottage park, strongly
suggestive of Darwin's "Missing Link, :"
is very successful "grand stand play
judging from the large audisnce which
daily gathers around his cage. His
diminutive stature, odd bushy tail and
comical facial light up mark him as one
of the rarer species of monkeys which do
not as rule live long in captivity and
hence are not otter seen. In some of his
bicycle antics about the cage he humps
his back SO beautifully as to make his
double, the bicycle scoroher turn green
with envy. He is really worth visit to
the "apple tree corner where his cage is
located, and espec tally for parents who
are ambitious of having their boys up to
date on the bicycle hump.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
sALvATloNIsTs RsINfoRcEMENTs.
New England Guards Band Making a Two
Days Stay in Portland.

The Portland Sal walton Army, whose
ranks have been somewhat depleted of
late, marched - with renewed vigor last
evening behind a uniformed band. The
line ofsmarch was exten ded up Congress
street as far as the Longfellow monu-
ment, and when the warriors and music
ians returned to Monument square to
hold their open air service they were
promptly surrounded by large throng
of sight.seers.
1t was raining Fat the time, but not
enough to prevent the Salvationists from
standing with uncovered heads for ten
minutes, engaging in exhortation, song
and taking up collection.
The musicians who marched at the
head of the parade were ten members of
the New England Guards band. They
all belong to the Salvation Army and
take a prominent part in the services.
They arrived here on the Boston boat yes.
teruay on the way to Old Orchard, where
the New England Sa1yationists are to go
into camp, Saturday for ten days.
The band uniform consists of blue
cap, neat fitting military red coat, with
black braid trimmings, and dark blue
trousers, with red stripes On the collar
of the coat are the letters rs. A."
Eight brass instruments and bass and
tenor drum comprised the equipment.
The musicians all put lots of spirit and
volume into their playing, gand some of
their army tunes they can play quite
well.
After the open air meeting the band
marched down Federal street to Saliva
ton Army hall, followed by throng
that completely filed the hall.
1t was an old-time Salvationist meet
ing, full of ginger, the prayers and ex-
hortations being spiced with characteris-
tic statements. Capt. Mclean, leader of
the band, opened the meeting and invit-
ed all the members of the army to seats
on the platform. Then he called Brother
Means, the operator of the brass horn, to
take charge Of the meeting.
Brother Means is somewhat of an aero
bat, and he made things lively. He
whipped out double set Of bone clappers,
such as the endmen in the minstrels use,
and he kept his arms rotating like the
vanes of windmill as he pranced back
and forth across the platform, measuring
time for the singers with a clatter that
could be heard four blocks away. AS an
exhorter and leader of the forces he was
success, but his attempts at vocal solo
work were painful to listen to.
There was no chance for any of the
audience to fall asleep AS soon as one
testimony was concluded he would solicit
another with such characteristic remarks
as:
s"Come now, want everybody to pitch
in"
"Who's next down there? If only
knew. your names would call on you.
Come along, God bless YOU
Keep the cannons roaring round the
devil till he surrenders.
Whats the matter with the saved
drunkards2 Let's have word from
them.
An hour was filled with brief testirno-
MES, exhortations, prayers and song, with
an occasional selection by the band. Then
Ensign Carey took the audience in charge
and proceeded by easy stages to draw
out contributions to help defray the ex-
penses of the band men during their two
days stay.
A musical meeting is down on to-
nights programme at Salvation Army
headquarters.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
CONNECTICUT TROOPS TO MOVE

The order for the mobilization of the
companies of the st Connecticut yolun-
teers has been issued and is as follows:
Headquarters Department. Of the East.
Governors Island, New York City,
July II, 1898.
Special Order No. 1859:
(Extract of VI Pursuant to telegrsphic
orders from the war department. OF the 9th
instant, the companies of the First Con-
necticu5 United States Volunteers IN
stations in this department. to Ca1np
Haven, Mantle, Conn, reporting upon
their arrival there to the regimental COM
nander. When the regiment shall be as
sembled at Camp Haven, it will proceed
to Camp Russell A. Alger, virginia, and
report to the commanding general.
Second Army Corps, for duty.
The troops will take their entire euuin.
ment and be provided with not less than
five days rations on leaving their present.
stations. Property pertaining to the post
of Fort Knox, Me-, Great Gull Island
and Plum Island, N. Y, from which the
entire garrisons are to be withdrawn. viii
be disposed of under the direction Of the
chief Quartermester and the chief com
missary Of subsistence of the department
previous to the departure of the respon.
sible officers.
The quartermasters' department will
furnish the transportation.
The subsistence department. will ar
range for the necessary subsistence. The
travel enjoined is necessary for the public
service.
BY command of Bri ladier General Gilles.
pie; George Andrews, Assistant Ad.
jutant General.
Official: Heman G. johnson, First Lie,
tenant Second Artillery, aide-de
camp.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
THE PRESS.
BRIEF JoTTsN0s.

The first rainy day for long while
was experienced yesterday.
Portland Senate, No. 1926, K. A. E. o.,
held an Installation ana banquet last
evening.
For having 60 short Holsters in his pos.
session, John &. Blaisdell was yesterday
morning fined $50 and costs.
Charles S. Gardiner, who stole several
dollars from the money drawer of the
Windsor hotel, was yesterday morning
sent to Jail for four months
Mrs. George Clifford Of Pine street,
while riding bicycle on Congress street,
near Oak Monday afternoon, was knocked
down by team, but fortunately was
not badly hurt.
The ladies of the 9TH Maine Regiment
association are requested to meet with
day at 3 p. IN.
Through the month of July the rooms
Of the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton will be closed at seven O'Clock in the
evening, with the exception Of Wednesday
evenings and every other Monday, when
they will be open until nine.
Excellent are the results of treatment
at Kelley Institute, Portland, Me.
The report that drunken man create d
q disturbance in Hammond's drug store
in Monument Square, Saturday night,
was not true. No such occurrence took
place in the store.
A party of about 20 Of the lady friends
of Mrs. George F. McQuillan from Port
land and Vicinity, are to spend today
with her at the home of her father, ex-
Gov. Robbie, at Gorham.
st. Joseph's union of Biddeford will
come to Portland harbor by steamer,
next Sunday, and spend the day at.Peaks
island.
Orders have been issued from the Kit.
terry navy yard that no visitors will be
allowed in the yard and that boats must
avoid the waters in.the immediate vi.
cinity OF Seavey's island while the Span
ish prisoners are confined there.
Hundreds of tons of hay throughout
Cumberland county, all ready for the
barns, was caught by yesterdays storm.
The Saco Free Baptist Sunday school
will hold it's annual picnic at Pine Point
today.
Manager NJ. F. Porter of the Old Or
chard race track is arranging for a-class
ACE meeting early in August.
The West End Sunday school had a pic
mic at Pine Point, yesterday. 1t was at
tended by about SO. Most of the day
was spent under cover.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
A CHURCHMAN'S FUNERAL.

Biddeford, July 1B.-The funeral of Rev.
Henry A. Wales, formerly pastor of the
Biddeford Universalist church, was held
this afternoon ct the residence of his SON.
in-law. Capt. E. s. Gowen of Co. G,
Maine volunteers. Only relatives and a
few friends attended. the service being
private. Rev. II. i. Moulton, pastor of
the Uniyersalist church, officiated, and
the pail bearers were members of Dunlap
lodge of Masons. The remains were in
TERED at Laurel Hill cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
WANTS HIS VOTE TO COUNT

The Maine gold Democrats may reckon
on losing the vote of at least one who
was with them two years ago. Mr..
e. Hersom of Lebanon, is out with an.
other letter in which he says he intends
to put his vote this year where it will ao
the most COOL. II shall vote for Samual
L. Lord for governor and his associates
on the Democratic Ticket says he
"whether that be consistent or not
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
FUNERAL OF EDWARD vAYO.

The funeral of the late Edward Vayo,
one of the young men who lost his life in
the drowning accident on Saturday, was
held at st. Dominic's church on Dam
forth street, at O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing, requiem mass being celebrated by
Rev. Robert +. Lee. The services were
largely attended, ~ young men who are
members of The Holy Name society. to
which the decreased belonged, and repre-.
sentatives of the Lakeside Press, being
present. Interment was at Calvary.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-14
MAINE EDITORS AT HALIFAX,

Halifax, MS July 13.-Members of the
Maine Press association arrived here this
afternoon. They left Portland on Mon
day and visited st. John, Digby and Kent
vile on the way here. This afternoon
they were driven about the city. To-
morrow will be spent taking in some OF
the points of interest in and about the
city. All appear to be greatly interested
in the Notifications and the ships of war
now in the harbor.