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The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
ORDER OF PILGRIM FATHERS.

Boston, April GAIL the supreme Off
GERS attended the annual session today of
the United Order OF Pilgrim Fathers.
The supreme governor reported Is new
colonies, organized in the year, and 1850
members initiated. The running expen-
ses of the order have been " cents mem
Der, against So last year. Resolutions were
offered in respect to the memory of form
er. Supreme Governor Nathan r. Morse
of Salem. The supreme secretary's re-
port gave the total mbership on Deem.
Der p as %, 038.
Tine supreme treasurer reported thEt he
received for the benefit fund 1855, 1877,
and paid out during the year 1897, 1859, :
600. There is balance of over $500, 900
in the general fund. The supreme medi-
cal examiner reported the approval OF
5000 certificates for the year 1897.
The following officers were elected: Su-
preIne governor, j. S. Taft. Keene, n.
II. supreme lieutenant governor. III. S.
Ireadwell. South Boston; supreme secre-
tary, J. e. Shepard, Lawrence; supreme
Treasurer, A. V. Bugbee, Lawrence: SUI
preme trustees, John L. Bates and Ed.
ward P. Lincoln, Boston; Frank E. Sleep
er, Sebattus, Me-; VIM. I. Thompson.
Lawrence, and Jesse Fl. Hartman, Ha-
yerhill
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
PERSONAL.

Judge Gould returned from Washington
yesterday. He says we have no idea here
Of tho excitement that prevails in the
larger cities, and especially in the Nat
ional Capital.
Director Chapman Of the Maine Musical
Festival arrived in town yesterday, and
had chat with Mayor Randall. He says
that the festival this year will far excel
that of last October. Nine. Gadski will
probably be the principal star. Blauvelt
is in Europe, and neither Patti or Eames
will be here. The interest in chorus work
through the state is most absorbing and
in one town the minister has taken bold
in great shape, explaining and assisting
the chorus in every way.
Mrs. Jennie,King Morrison of this city
was one of the soloists at concert in
Carnegie hall, New York, yesterday.
General Freight Agent Prescott of the
Maine.C Central. awho suffered stroke of
apoplexy Fridayssnight, is improving and
his condition Is not now regarded as
critical.
Principal E. R., Woodbury. of. Fryeburg
academy has been visiting in Portland.
Col. j. M. Wood, the architect of The
Jefferson, and Eliot Bowles. prominent
New York, theatrical man, are at the
Congress Square hotel.
Hon. A. A. Strout is very sick in Bos.
ton and his California trip had to be
abandoned.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
ENGLISH WAITS.
On Their Way to Homes in Canada.

Among the steerage passengers OF the
Allan liner Carthaginian which arrived
yesterday morning were As boys and girls
from Mrs. Birt's Home in England.
They were of all ages from four years up
to IL. AT their arrival they left over the
Grand Trunk for Knowlton, Cam, where
homes will be found Tor them and they
will then have an opportunity to become
good citizens. The boys were an un-
usually bright looking lot of youngsters.
The children were all dressed warmly
and comfortably, the boys wearing rough
blue REFERS and cloth caps, while the
girls had sacks of warm rough goods and
their heads were covered with blue cloth
bonnets lined with red and surmounted
by bow of red ribbons. They attracted
considerable attention as they marched to
the Grand Trunk depot.
The Carthaginian is commanded by
Captain John France. She made re-
markedly quick run from Liverpool as
she was not expected before Friday. She
had 400 tons of freight and 81 passengers.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
BRIEF JoTTGrGs.

The annual meeting Of the Maine Bible
Society will be held at the Z. M. Z. A.
building at p. m. today.
The annual meeting of the Mechanics
Association Will be held tonight.
April 14th at Assembly Hall there will
be a meeting of High School alumni to
consider the formation of an alumni as
ISOLATION.
Casco Lodge No. 70 Ancient Order
limited Workman will meet at Orient
Hall this evening.
Southworth Brothers has been or
eaYized at Portland for the purpose of
carrying on a general printing business
with $50, 600 capital stock, of which $500
is paid in. The officers are: President,
Francis b. Southworth of Portland;
treasurer, Constant Southworth Of Port
land.
The monthly meeting of the Salvation
Army Aid society was not held Iyester-
day morning, there being no quorum pres
ent.
The city treasurer will open at noon to-
day bids for temporary loan of $1,000
49,
beach at Peaks island substance which
Looked like large section of dried melon,
but which proved on examination to be
q fine specimen of pure caontchouc.
The rush for new books at the public
library has continued for some time, and
it has been EdifficuIt to secure enough
copies to,satisfy the demand.
The usual Holy week communion SER
vice will be held in the First Parish
church this evening at half past seven
O'Clock
The Portland Longshoremen's Benevo-
lent Society have passed resolutions OF
respect to the memory of their late asso-
ciats Robert Ward
There must have been some four or I'VE
inches Of damp snow fell during tuesday
night When the sun came out yesterday
morning it melted fast. The street de-
partment was promptly at work cleaning
cross-w walks yesterday afternoon.
A meeting Of the Little Samaritan Aid
Society will be held with Miss McGregor,
295 Spring street, on Friday at 4.3o
D. ~. A full attendance is desired.
The Free street Baptist Sunday school
has engaged Given's orchestra for their
Easter service next Sunday evening.
Rev. G. L. Smith will give an illus
tr ted lecture this evening at Gospel
A4ission hall, introducing scenes and in
cidents in the destruction Of the battle
ship Maine. All are invited.
Dr. Williams held the attention of a
large congregation at ST. 11uke's cathe-
dral last evening by his very eloquent
and impressive discourse.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
some of the Things which the Govern
ment is Doing Here

The schooner III. B. Stetson arrived
vesterdav loaded with cement which is to
be used in the construction OF the pat
tories at Great Diamond island. she is
now unloading at the government
station. The scow Ripple took a big
cargo Of railroad iron down to Great
Diamond Yesterday. The government is
10 bni1d a railroad track from the new
wharf to the battery and all materials
will be ansported by this line.
The contract for sand to be used at
Great Diamond island has not yet been
awarded. Philip Deering was the lowest
bidder at sl.l9 yard, but his bid had
not been accepted. The government
thinks the price too high and will ask for
other bids, so it is understood.
The schooner Virginia arrived here
Tuesday with cargo of powder for Fort
Preble, which was discharged in hurry.
More powder and material of this kind Is
on the way here.
The government, so it is rumored, will
establish a telephone line of it's own from
the Two Lights to Portland Head. and
thence to Fort Preble. A non-com-
missioned officer and three men will go
on duty at these stations shortly for sig
nal duty.
1t is understood..that the commandment
of Fort Preble received Geographic in
structions from Washington in cipher a
few days ago informing him Of the neces-
sity of keeping a close lookout for sus-
picious vessels and giving him instruc-
be declared at once. Unusual activity is
manifested at Fort Preble and Portland
Head, and the men at these points are
only too anxious to have a chance OF see
ing real service.
The emergency corps organized by
Major Hoxie of the United States Engi-
neers is now nearly complete. Plans has
been made for quick work in case Of
necessity and the men who have placed
their names on the papers in the hands of
the various heads of the emergency corps
have been told to be ready for sudden
call.
Portland is to receive consignment of
heavy rifles and gun carriages as soon as
they arrive from Europe, where they have
recently been purchased by government
agents.
Major Hoxie of the Engineer Corps will,
it is understood, soon begin work on for
tifications at the mouth Of the Kennebec
near the site of old Fort Popham. Sand
breast works will be thrown up and
three heavy rifles mounted behind the
earthworks.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
TO MINE HARBOR.
Detachment Of Engineers Arrived
Last Evening.
THEY CAMERON WILLErTs POINT
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERS.
Took Cars Directly Forthe Cape-were in
Heavy Marching Order and an Object
of Much Admiration on Part of Crowd.

Took Cars Directly Forth Cape-Were in
Heavy Marching Order and an Object
of Muci, Admiration on Part of Crowd.
When the evening train from Boston
arrived here at 1890 last evening, ten
streaming young fellows, dressed in
Uncle Sans uniform, in heavy march
ing order with knapsacks, canteens, etc. :.
steoped off the = cars to the platform.
Sergeant Meyer, who was in command,
marched the little squad out to the cleo
tries and the men were soon on board and
bound up town.
This detachment comes here directly
from Willett's Point. New York, the
school of the Engineering corps. They
will aid the engineer officers here in put
ting Portland in condition for defense
and by their skill in handling heavy
guns and manning of them will be OF
great assistance to the Fort Preble gar
rison.
Naturally the arrival of these regular
soldiers, who belong to the finest corps
of the army, created q mild sensation.
On reaching Monument square, the SER
oeant in command marched the squad
over to the Willard car of the Portland
and Cape Elizabeth railroad, and at IL
O'Clock the detachment was on it's way
to Fort Preble. While in Monument
Square the Cape car was surrounded
by gapeing crowd of menaand boys, who
found food for great deal of war talk
in the arrival of even this small rein
forcsment to the garrison, whose duty it
will be to defend Portland IT, an emer-
gency arises.
In addition to aiding the Fort Preble
garrison in the mounting of the heavy
guns the engineer detachment will have
charge of the laying of mines in Portland
harbor. These men have received
thorough training in this work and can
mine Portland harbor and it's approaches
in ten hours. The harbor has been cross
sectioned and a plan of operations has
been made. The cables, mines and ex-
plosives are on hand and it will not take
the Willett's Point detachment long to
put them together and sink them in the
places where they will be of the most SER
vice in case of need.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE OTTAWA.

changes and important Improvements in
his newly acquired property, the Ottawa
house. A crew of men have begun work
this week, papering, painting and var
nishing the rooms. The most important
change will be that in the boiler house.
In it's present situation it is a detriment
to what would be otherwise some of the
best rooms in the building, and Mr.. Glib
son has decided to put the whole affair at
the further end of tho kitchen part, SO
that it will be entirely out of sight of
the guests. The water supply will be
looked after and an abundance of the
best the island can furnish will be as
sIIraff.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident of which Mr.. John
Oliver. Of. Philadelphia, was the subject,
is narrated by him as follows: II was
in most dreadful condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and
sides, no appetite gradually growing
weaker. day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Fortunately friend
advised trying Electric Bitters,' and to
my great JOY and surprise, the first bot
tie made decided improvement. I con.
tinuee1 their use for three weeks, and am
now we'll man. I know they saved my
life, and robbed the grave of another vic
tim No one should fail to try them.
Only so cents per bottle at III. p. S.
Gnold,s Drug Store.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
STATE FAIR TRUSTEES.
IspEc1A1 no rHN pnNss.i

Auburn, April 6.-The Maine State
Agricultural society trustees met this at
ternoon for the purpose of revising the
premium list for the annual fair in Sep
tember The afternoon and evening was
devoted to the revisionof the premium list
A part of tomorrow will be used up in
the same manner. Secretary Clark is
authority for the statement that other
matters of a public interest will be con-
sidered tomorrow. ~. Ell
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
EASTER MONDAY BALL.

OF course you are going to the Easter
Monday ball this year; you would not
think of missing it! No, and no one else
would miss it if he really enjoyed good
time. And what time! Did you ever
hear anybody say that he did not have a
good time at the Easter Monday ball. No
of course you didn't Anyone who knows
what good evenings entertainment is
will tell you that there is only one place
and time to have thoroughly good time
and that is at the Easter Monday ball.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
MIR. STAPLEs'S SUCCESSOR.

1t is reported that the position of super
intendent of streets recently vacated by
Mr.. Staples, has been offered to Superin'
tendent Floyd of Evergreen cemetery and
that Mr.. Floyd has declined to accept and
that Mr.. William F. Morse, who has been
acting AS assistant superintendent will be
promoted. Mr.. Morse has served as as
sitant during the last four years and has
shown himself most capable official.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
BREAKING BICYCLE RECORDS.

Denver Col. ,eApril CIV. +. Sanger
and L. Swanbrough both of Denver to-
DAY broke q. / unpaced tandem records
from eleven miles to twcntysix miles in
elusive and also the unpaced record for
one hour They rode on the new board
quarter mile track. w. l.. Doty, member
of the l.. A. w. racing board acted as
referee The two riders are under con-
tract with the National Cycle Track asso-
citation to ride during the coming season
and will leave for the East the latter part
of this week. The distance for one hour
was s6 miles 1 1893 yards. The last quarter
mile was made in thirty seconds.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
MR.. PEABoDY's LECTURE TONIGHT

Tonight at Assembly hall, High school
building, the many friends of Mr.fC. W.
Peabody arc to hive the pleasure OF
hearing him talk upon one of his fayorite
writers, J. M. Barrie. There are many
who agree WITT Mr.. Peabody on this sub
ject and who will no doubt be interested
to hear. .what he has to say. This is the
last of the three lectures for the school
room decoration fund.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
PORTLAND YA CHIT CLUB.

At the regular meeting of the Portland
Yacht club last evening five new mem
bers were admitted as follows: Joseph
Ell. Day, Frank H. Pierce. w. f. Mill
ken, Louis NJ. Peterson and Harry M.
Way. The date for the annual regatta
was not decided upon. The club is con-
sidering an important change in the sail
ing rules and regulations, but nothing
was donea about the matter last evening
The anniversary Of the organization of
the club on April 26 will be celebrated
by q spread at the club house.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

A civil service examination was held in
the common council chamber yesterday
for positions in the railway mail service
and for departmental positions. Fifteen
candidates presented themselves for the
former and eleven for the latter positions.
The examinations were in charge of
Superintendent Bushby of Washington
and Superintendent C. e. Jelllson of this
city.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
AN ODD FORM OF RHEUMA TIsM.

A physician who has practiced q long
time here says the past winter and early
spring have been exceptional in his ex
perience for colds of the influenza type
They have been very prevalent during the
whole season, which is an unusual cir
cunstance This spring a form of rheu-
matism which affects almost exclusively
the lower limbs and back has had re-
markable run, both hcre and in Massa-
chusettS
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
RuckEen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALVE in tho world for
CUTS Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappeti
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refun aed.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by H. 2.
s. Goold, 577 Congress ST., under Con-
aress Square Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
PERMISSION GRANTED TO ERECT
POLES.

A hearing was granted yesterday after
noon by the board of aldermen on the
petition of tie Consolidated Electric
Light company Of Maine for the erection
and maintenance OF cedar poles on Madi-
son strest, between Nos. IS and 81, at ID
Atlantic street, and between1110 and 104
Spruce street. The permission was grant
ed
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
THE SARAH A. PALMER.

Mr.. Fl. R. Burton. underwriters agent
at Loves, DOL, has gone to the schoon-
err Sarah A. Palmer, E.ashore at Watch
aprigue. He will act in the interest of
Boston and other Nsw England under
writers. The Sarah A. Palmer is valued
at $40, 900, not $40, 900, and insured, it is
said, for nearly that amount.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
BRAMHALL LODGE, NO. 8, <. OF P.

RAMHALL LODGE, NO. 3, <. OF P.
Bramhall lodge, No. 8. will confer the
rank of Esquire this evening at Castle
hall, all knights are invited to be present.
Falmouth lodge, o. o. p, will install
their new officers and initiate five candi-
dates. All members ara requested to ap-
pear in their new uniforms.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
VETERANS ENGINE COMPANY.

The engine company Of the Portland
Veteran Firemen's association elected
their officers last night as follows; Fore
man, G. H. Leighton; first assistant fore
man, S. NJ. Hammett; second assistant
foreman, A. E. Knight; clerk, Charles
II. Ray.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07

Ut S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 537 Congress
" St., Portland Me-, Feb. q. 1S9S--Sealed
for ledge excavation in Rockland
harbor. Me- will be received here until u NJ.
formation furnished on application. H. l.
HOXIE, Maj, Engrs. mar9-1o 11-12 APPS
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
Executors Notice.

fyHE subscriber hereby gives notice that ne ne
Il has been duly appointed Executor OF me
last will and testament OF
HANSON NJ. HART, late OF Portland,
in the County of Cumberland. deceased
as the law directs All persons
having demands against the estate of said de
ce ased are desired TO present the same 1or set
Element, and ali indebted thereto are requested
to make payment Immediately.
GEORGE F. EMERY.
Portland, April 8, 1898. apr7dlaWSwThs
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PORTLAND, April Z. 1898.
VNIFTY cases Of
l. fresh Novelties
from Japan,
China and India are be.
ing unpacked now in the
Basement and will be
ready to be seen today
and thereafter. That
means almost an entire
new stock which added
to the very complete
line of staple things
which the basement al
ways has, makes a varie-
ty to choose from that far
surpasses our offerings in
the past and outshines any
similar stock Of Oriental
goods anywhere.
Most of it is Pottery.
The prettiest, daintiest
dishes. the quaintest
shapes, the queerest de-
signs and the richest col
orings. The Japanese
ware improves every sea-
son, every new shipment
shows the results of the
refining process that's
going on in Japanese
decoration, the texture
and delicacy of the porce-
lain itself is as unlike the
Jap. ware of a few years
ago as anything can be,
of course it is much bet
ter,-and the cost less
and less. The new stock
includes cups and saucers,
sugar and creams, crack
er jars, salad bowls, choc-
olate pots, teapots, vases,
flower holders. small
pitchers, bowls, pen trays
and a hundred others
and ii is all fit for Jour
oagm house.
The basement is also
receiving its new stock Of
toys; a larger and choicer
line than ever before and
to this opening the chill
dren are specially invited.
By all means let your
next visit here include
the basement.
Special bargains in
Doetzimger's fine ont
GLASS at qgyv ZOzO byzces.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
A CITY DESTROYED.

Grand Rapids, Mich, April "a de-
spatch received since midnight from
Hastings, Barry county. states that the
ed at IL. SO last night.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07
YALE DEBATE

New York, April 6.-Tho Yale Varsity
nine were defeated by the Manhattan
team at Jasper field this afternoon. The
field was not in very good condition for
ulay but the game proved a most interest
ING one. The score:
Yale, u
Manhattan, 0 0 0 o 4 / x--lo
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-07

Description of New Structure Designed by
Col. Wood and To Re Erected at Cape
Cottage.
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