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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

Chlclmmauga National Military Park.
Aug. OBJ The department has ordered
Cen. Breckenridge 90 abandon Camp
Thomas lt ChohnmauFa PAM, and he
b. usInE every means 30 comply 49, rap
Idly aa possible The various rUEi-
mcnts have received orders 10 pack up
ana be- ready o. Fut ont on short no-
tee. As fast as railroads can furnish
transportation the mon win move.
Many regiments have been ordered %
their state capitals, The Others Will
b. sent 10 Knoxville, Lexington aud
IIuntHvlllo. Ala. Many regiments oi
tho Second and Th.fd divisions Of the
First CORPS are already moving 20
Knoxville and Lexington and az soon as
pUssUle nll the regiments OF the Third
corps not ordered home viii 30 10
huntsville,
GOn breckenridge, tho commander ~
gttup ThomaH. VIII 80 either 10 Knox
viii. ,r Lexington, Al uhat will he hfi
at Clmn Thomas viii be- the hospitals
,,b,r. the men are too sick 10 be
moved, and one regiment which viii
act as a guard
n Is not known whore the liHht ar
tiirry and Col. GHgshy'H rough rid
~ ,tul be- sent. as no orders relating
=, tbsm have betn issued. Ihe Fret
Maine infantry broke camp and leis
for home today
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Do oreenn.. na,e carlsln Imrrn,Inr.

Benton llhtb1r MiCh.. Aus. gf-
CnuUH Lloyd clark. konpr ~ Tho
tu,fl stHi0H Lighthouse supply sta
ton Ht H. Joseph. hla received iir-
gram irW Die brother Captain clark.
90 POO lat.I. hp prUrlu. now 40 Mon
faux rliftL. Lin which che stated that
h. WHr D1uNalHH. nt aud that hIH ply
IeIlu says Dr. condition Ia much i'm.
proved by thr low dlyf rest DO hha
iHl since leaving DIE ship Captain
Ci"ff Hlyt tIH quarantine viii o.
raisfd today ana Dr. ulil ihen proceed
tp brooklyn navy hapiAlwherc BE- Will
pfHH medical examination.
in sl.N ~ tha flr. that b. viii prob
nhiy De- detained several dhyr 40 the
brooklyn hospital Captain clark has
asked h'H family o. proceed ~ New
York and moti him there. Afior a poe
rhir snort stop lt Washington 10.
party WIN thHn como dlrnt to -.
Joseph. who're tho cuuialu viii apeni
several days visiting hH brother aud
other relatives and fiiHuiA
Lloyd CLARK docs rli regard hia
hruihtra condition nH serious and
thHig by ihH time hiH sIg mlnthH' fur
tiuri haH oNpfrd Do will have refulusi
his usual SKATE w hllth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

New York. Aur ga sr. cial 20 the
Herald nmm Washington HHyH IL dupa
NOT seem 90 Do the pr,aaut plan ~ the
administration tu hlN, any general par
AIDE uf tho army in NHN YORK city.
Secretary Alrrr slld th.fT mlrht b. u
parade there Of the state truous, but
h. knew nothing M ury plans other
th1n 'hHf tho army was in too worn
out and tHh.litatcd condition 20 maroh
100 o. parade
"rhr ...tltnty said that a. soon 49,
General shuftor had arrived 90 Mon
uuk Point 10 WINS expected that tho
President would rl th0ro 20 review the
whole corps General shaftgr had "a.
peptDd 10 uil Loot Saturday but hlf
boon delayed "a few days u ~ not BE-
uaygd that Gen. Miles viii be present
at the review ut MoutIuk Point. aa The
occasion win probably Dee q Flnh army
CORPS celebration only"
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!, or THEM ARE UNKNOWN
ay,fss A RAILROAD TUNNEL



4 fuhuF AUS = Az. u,ra In.
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Get va du' 20 ~ s,,l .
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ne d'al arg ,,.., VIZ
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unh u.,,
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h.
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. 81 Amino iaml lAh'r,i' f''',uu, /.
\ f-n wliachy a 'an'''' avs
n -
pzrso Gfuve' lhNlf'r' 'i'''"''s'
iNlul'ip'
fsTi girk brakeman ''ih' N'''
E- wiit oal9rd.
tgnI iulan AhoreH were sl'fhu'
RI ti tsf names are nor known
Arfgti friy.r'shi men. employed
J. cirafn q contractor from C'-
al o. HTfr engaged ln tearing
$40 t..-l pot west Of the town u
u ,. .,
n - . BINS l"n' 'nl'l'' ~
a. r Gfr not 10 interfere win
:. a-i-r ,h@ dsy u PROGRESSED
49,. - ,,t,h,,v .ret,,nt
~ MUM ''
y ~ neiflnF elmpleulh'
n ilg nIrht The men had hxed a rupt
IA -1 down the west vail Of the tun.
I IL, 49,. ,-.,,-,,,. q, a,it 49,.
A F '''"
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MANrs no nErrrIrIoN.
Admiral sampson says the New York WIN
be Protected nt Havana.

Washlngtln, AuE 2l.-Admirul
snmprin and Major General Butler,
49,, m. mb.gf OF the cuban military
,,ptp,I |nn. held ana yXtpIicd confer
sU"" t,dly with AHslslau, Secretary OF
gftfe Moore General Wade, the othsr
if,. uil.r uf ihr commission, has not yet
afrIysd. Tho purpose 0f lha conference
v.,s b. ialk over the general features
vi thr forthcoming work 1t the COM
nlslIan. The final instrut ions VIII be-
giypn to The commissioners iu strict
s,n0d. nee tor hDlr personal guidance.
m, cuban commission via nil by
IA. ma uf September according TO
t,r,a.tt calculations, ON he Now York.
hiwtrll Simpsons nurshlp, II she can
hs uads ready 10 time, Gen, Butler VIII
he accompanied By two aides and Il IL
,,,l,,ble ihat Gen. Wade, chairman Of
th. commission, VIII have three
Admiral Sampson says ihnt the mines
,siu bs removed from Havana harhor
hefore the commission enters. IL IL not
known whether the United states VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

Madrid. Aug. 20. n. m.-Thc Onicni
Gazette, which publishes this morning
a deere comforting decorations upon
". CANNON. tho French amblrFndor 40
Washington. NJ pnt0nutrr. the French
ambassador ht Madrid. and ~ Dal
Case. the French minister ~ foreign
nnnita. names also FOR decoration NJ.
Ihichnut, FIRST secretary ~ the French
embassy at Washington and 81 d.
Gnndprc ana j. nooufvr. both of the
frcnch embassy nt Washington, An
other decree appoints the spanish mill
tary commissioners fur Cuba ana P0r-
10 Rico.
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Dewey ava Merrltt Acknowledges.

Washington. Aug. ei.-Tho following
dispatch from Admiral Dewey and
Mnior-GcncrAi Merritt acknowledging
tho Presidents congratulations ON the
fan ~ Manila wcrc made public today
az the White HouHr;
ITO President Mckinley, washing
ton. u. C.; on behalf Of the squadron
and myself, I thank you most heartily
Cor the congratulations and thanks yuu
express. II win always be q source "
pride 10 ua all 90 have received such
commentator. Your cable viii be- pub
llshod on board tho ships OF the squad
run tomorrow GEORGE DEWEY"
From General Merritt.
Manila. 60 the President. Washing
ton; For my troops ana myself accent
my sincere acknowledgment for your
generous pruino of tho success of our
campaign. We may wcll be- proud Of
the troops MERRITT"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

Warrington, Aug, 21.-The President
today made the following promotions IN
the navy for eminent ana conspicuous
conduct IN battle" Llcuts Benjamin
mppnn and Thomas NJ. Brumby. To be
advanced i've numbers In the list of
NeuteuantH Ensgns Harry n. Cald-
well and Vim. u, Scott. 10 be- advanced
hye numbers In the list ~ enHIgns.
Naval Cadet VIM. ". white. 10 he ad-
Nanced five numbers .n the list 81 naval
cadets, performing service al sea. The
President also advances Acting car
penler James l, Haley, 10 be a caIpsn-
ter In the navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

Washington. Aug ea-Tho statement.
first published IN the Cincinnati Times
star that John n. Mclean would not
interest himself in the ohio Democratic
convention because he was 10 succeed
Secretary Algur IN Mcitinlcy'n cabinet
was nm error, uH the following from lnr
linrbor will show
please deny 10 most positive terms
the statement Of the Timoa-stHr.
J. u. MLEAN."
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Jamalcans Want Aussa,ion.

Kingston. ia. Aug. 2i-colnchcnt
with the West Indian sugar conference
To aH1g mblo al barbados, S'pt. g. Tor
the purpose Of protecting against a
sacrifice OF the colonies, Jamaica o.
preparing a pleberclte 90 ihc British
pufllamant, requesting permission 20
tnduVnr % arrange for annexation 90
the United states. The promoters OF
this movement are rndclVuring % ae-
cure lntcr-cOlouiai cooperation, hut are
not depending upon n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

Cap,toUu. South Africa, Aug. e1,-ln
fhr DruH ClHry .mhy gcuHrll cleo
lions nov lu prIFrtwi CDtIl Rhodes and
Nr OHHH. candidates Cor the prlsrns-
slve party, opposed @ the Afrlklnder
..... .H.H Ill..5 lrpr- sentative
81. Ur kTus o. lutfrIf, lu South
Africa. have been elected hy over
Whelm'uF WajWlt'o in Lltua Mama
uuBnul. maritime district In the
ulr.hwgat " the colony,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

San Francisco. Aug. el-So FAR no
nrrchtn have been made Ia the punmng
poisoning Caae by Chief ~ Police I.Hrs
u this city or by no sheriff N sun
Joaquin county, In uhlch county Mrs
linillln, who hus hson ~ prominently
mentioned In the nffnlr, resides, ~ s
very evident. however, that the police
are ready 10 act a. mImenth notice
and a. soon az definite word comes
from tho Delaware authorities Fus-
poctgd persons win be taken Into GUS
tudV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23
.H,,r no,s- nurr.
'qst'lstgs Knight. 81 pytbias In See.
tan in indl,uanoii..

AflfNA1
.Aiii1o..s Ind. Aug. g1-Ths an.
hir kn.ghta VI pythlna bsrnn
ail.al fasa.Un 10 the hall of thp
Z if'seniHiIy,H 90 tha stat
hh morning, Tho supr. hi.
we rrurtgd from headunr.
A On. nanIs0n hy tho suprsm.
Au'ta and a special guard Of
'eA lhe uniform rank n b.
NJ BEAUTIFULLY decorated with
'-,l colon ana omblpms of tb.
m' galleries wer crowd a
wealth. and fashion VI thr
Denny rs.may " OF fndinpn.
'.aan of the ultI4anr' rx,rt,.
v,f called the meetlnr 4,
=. lf IaFElrt ana Governor
..lnl welcomed the Iodp,
.llt " che gtand iodrs ni
.'eNl Chancellor Union In
n. ln adllrss Of welcome. Nm.
s.,'fIl3T culrtpyo replied IA !,
| Shout ten minute ''' ~ a
,fS the supreme lodg, s.t.
hfn cleared "' hHl-
n7 lolga De- ln poor nn,,,,,
p r.. wv lsa than $1,000 on
~, \. ll'i caused sumr of h.
: .,,. y severely criticize tbs NJ, w
|ift,t ollegu Qua sofn1 o a..
- I iuUIr NAV ttt.r WI
~ ~, = fielt sensation. Tbe
lale lhla afternoon m.
f7i ~ lllng committee 4,
nir IA 'V w shed tho charrcs Ia
| r,l.r.l x u attended a, ry,,i
Elt l' .ii,lnner not only nom
ca /. XXI, ,.,, but from the order
\ nnii Ivy, wv Of suits aralpSt 1 th,
y ufahl ,'N'sd tho charFos Wv
r-ai'en oI affairs has c6t,,.t .
hlsg 10 ~ lh .ne rart Of IN, Tu,
fig rgsre " 'hhnge the manner W.
3 l,,,,i y, Il o. lhe intention y,
tl rn1,. 'nerllng ana appro,,,., ,
i's lts na Wv state legislitgrss oo5
aA m,T ',,.n'l q YAK win e. i., wv
l,a'nn. s,., lhr order Thor.
4. b, frht X pp Position 10 ihls MAN NAM
y. o.t..s u m, e.n,lgIratei. wa"
A KY '.l rhur,Si99yy .1preme lodge win
: GENT ncBrn,, lng made agalpst
~ \. ih.y MN 1'llngns hut IN n
yh'na 4 s, collected o"c.n,
4 lsaars n, s.alyeIy Of RIeb ,aoSe'
~. ''' The position Of 5if'' yiee,
/ M. 4 ss saaai !, 60! s,5 stranger, IN
Y. sS,' i W. members y, oi Uniform Uniform
"s y i n, sAis af,syhoSslna S S,. H. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

,..-,,.,,,t IN magnificent triumph, your
,.,,,,,tiva IL compelled Co. meet
~ ,,,,,,iif9ion Of n depleted cXch.usr
II, tho supreme legislative body
~ relieve that there should DO frc.
ouent mrctinra 90 audit The nanclh
ercounte OF the supreme lodge nih Tue
unrcini conditions OF the UNIFORM
rank. but I DO not believe mat the
present system II calculated 70 pro-
ducr tho h,st results
'Nturh complaint Inns been made r.
,-sf1ipr The cxncnfc Attending tho
tncrtinr- of the supreme tribunal
have no hesitation IN saying that the
dortruction Of this branch of our pt'H-
ont svatr,n would be- n severe blow Co
Tho governmental Departments ~ our
order. our law h1s been framed with
the Idea n a supreme gov rnnirht
consisting ~ three co-ofdinnt' ana Joe
dependent icrnrtmcnts-th loNla''ii'r.
executive and judicial thc dDrtructlun
~ any ono OF which means the de-
struCtior " the supreme government
as 10 ~ az present contributed. My ub-
noryntions lead me 10 the Inevitable
conclusion that tho judicial doplrirn ut
can carry on itH work WITH lnlf WHm-
Lors. am natlrnDd Tint thr0s .Ie 81
could perform the labor. and thus save
90 the supreme lodge many duliurt
Il regret thar % la impossible for me
20 submit REGARDING the slate ~ the
order. nH nattcrinr "a report aH was SUBJ
mitt0d to the supr0 me Lodge no she
cleveland convention. However. be-
iicVr that fhoro iF no reason Tor dis
enlargement We urc forced 600 % re-
alIait'ou of the fact that thn mark
able growth VI the order, on fh|a cone
t'ncnt nt least - @ thing u The past.
In every state ana territory nf the
Union We have subordinate lodges In
sufficient number 90 support grand
lodges. our extension into Now terri
tory on the East ard In tho West has
hron stopped hy thH cuunnHa NJ tho COM
tIncnt. In Canada, our lodH are cstab-
liHhrd nr Ear north na tho auarriiy 81 the
population Will permit In Alaska We
can only hope Tor very limited
growth. IN thct republic N Mexico tho
race conditions are such ns not Co offor
very Watering prospects. This 70 Will
hD seen that our proFtpaH IN territorial
extension on this continent must nccea-
rarily cease. We cannot hope that our
remarkable growth 1f the past which
WIS largely due 90 the establishment ~
our order In now territories. shall con-
tluuc unless We consent 30 furHaho our
long established customs and extend
the order into foreign lands. with
changes nrcUHH'rf tu meet changed ton-
diiionH. or should wo content ourselves
WIN u'N'AlNh NNi h'Nh fWNlll NWAfu
slower ana mlrH substantial growth
90 the STRENGTHENING ana uphuildlnr N
the lodges already cstuhlishcd2 We
should mako it 1ur cniotvor 90 keep
pace with advancing times. We should
not Doe slow in abandoning customs and
rules which have become uhanlct by
reason of changed conditions. nor should
now and untitled theories De accepted
without ilut giving thom tho most
careful and fhuuHhtfui confederation.
The condition of unllrn with which we
arr confronted today. i1 but the insult
" the natural course ~ events. and the
fiatomfnt herewith submitted should be
received. not dlHcuufagingly hut only
as evidence OF changed conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

.lIsl Come AUG 2l--itear "A.
W. q. Hehlcr Who has been In
nl iha Hugiturk rHdancc
81 i WNtl.V. ht .1u.m-iag. was
.'iia mugh Improved when 0 ropre.
iNH OF Oh. Associated prrfB called
in' m in|uf. 1h. 1dmlul could mol be-
iiia physician had nycn rir.et
oid D. Cor n.s pasiours close asclua'lu
MH lDb, however announced uHt
ih' admiral bod passed o. comf1rttbIf
hltlt "ii i1f morning vuH al flr lm-
liuN.l % il l'IfH DIE luUu and break
%. "Iin th. lll...,. tf,fr- IN the day
d. prui IH.i iu take ths ldut..d COR
t1ii'Ne drive, The rprt ihat the
I'I.,ni glncr.uf from H SANTIAGO
contracted t.t1r is announced Go bs
erroneous. ur j. @. GuGlgy f.aIDi
lhi lNiH.If Hut 900 avwu'nmH %
tOtsr hfvo boon discovered. iit char.
aHiUllEa tlr limfarH fillmore na
nervous rEhtUHtllu ana thr reaction
incldggt up rr11.u rUNri ffum iha
exciting of.1fs Ui tln TOSS gov months
Admiral EHai"y uufur tu ~ CO.
washington tomorrow 10 possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

SuN York Aur. .1.-Th.r, ave now
To lH b ultiiH 600 Camp WIkIT Mon
i.uk Point m0fc th1n 1900 mon. Of
th about 9ll ar. Zoo thr Eouard hos
uiM iu ul' detention camp. Many %
th n i1 th' general hospital GRO im.
proving AMI some Hre ruN being tiF-
charged aa w.u cVcry day 1Ac fitui-
ton iH r. riill if excellent
90. i..lI number pf typhoid eases Oh
Hft li %. w. 10 ths sphHM patients
utu h.rH daily removed Oh NUN
Haven. lu day 90 DO the ml|nur
t'f l..i patients ulll ho taken 90 NOW
York Hr Bottom The Idrt De- 90 aotd the
mon f1 Oh. u. ut % rnitiir until thrg
can bold r1 U.u HHi thus make ono
journey uH HuHH Ha possible.
The iiiu gIlHI. $3.50 boz converted Loo.
tu hOIu.Il chip Co. utt az Mnntauk
llln. and tlr h.fIufr about Now York
or uu IrlednItH period. 10 h. evident
nat until moro hUspili ncfnmmldt-
IONS are provided ou shore rauU NJ ihr
l.ek and NuundCi soldiers viii have 90
D. k.pt nu board the hospital lhila n
Fort Pond Uly.
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washington. AUG. gl.-rhe state a..
p,rtmeut hHH received thn following
nom late Minister SHwau az Honolulu.
announcing 90. raising OF ths Amrri-
can ngE over ilIWuiIi
Honolulu AUG, lG-pay state Dc
rarimruts- TllE raised Friday the
i.th 40 uHuu. CUiUmuui01 ~ transfer
produced excellent impression.
REWAII.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

ChIcago. Aug. "A Hpogini O. tho
TIirsH. ~ rai1 from WnahInriun. ~. e..
SAYS General Merritt has font word
a. the war department TINT be- needed
mo- more troops. This statement WE iu
rsFpUUse CO. on Inquiry from thg white
House The President and bic vlr
muulr0r ur' much pleased with N
generals dispatch. They accept u nH
nu assurance that tho American COM
mlnIar has tho lllip.nuu under hiH
control "
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Auroulomo. France, Aus 2l-rulg
murilns ralr the Fr1uui whom grand
mautuvCrE haNr h-rn lu pr1snrsH
captain VI artillery murdered hH rlin-
On lur ana his orderly lHu en-. hI'W
lut hlF HWu bruins Tho cripple crime
grew 0ut ~ a quarrel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

Mr.. Frank W. Tracey, chairman OF
The committee on UNIFORM laws SUB
witch VAS IN part az follows;
"rhe neg1.iablr instrument Law,
which We are endeavorlng 20 have
passed, is yery forsunate In having
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

-yrrIpo PAPER IS s.d Tss
' 5.5 SOTO o. roo ss. r ss,s seS or
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OOVERNMENT FINANCIAL COM
MISSION.

Upon recommendation Of the council
tho nsslcIailan adopted a resolution
asking mat q government comml siiun
d. created % study ihr unanelll syf-
tsfns ID Cubt. porto Rico and the Phil
ipplnss and susEHs, amendments
t6erGt, IL any lra deemed necessary.
COMMITTEE wore authorized 90 Inquire
into rates and forms of surciy bonds
and tl suggest 70 standard form for
warehouse reoeipts and bills " ladlng,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-17
Y. M. c. A. DIRECTORS.

The.newly elected board Of directors OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
have met and organized by choosing the
following officers:
President-Edgar r. Payson.
Vice Presidents-John H. True and
VIM. J. Knowlton.
Recording Secretary-H. Wallace Noyes.
Trensurer-Moses M. Bailey.
General Seoretary-Edmund L. Garland
From time to time since the new build
in q was dedicated articles of value and at
the ;same time very useful have been given
to the association. Loring, Short Har-
mon not long ago presented modern
Wsbster's Unabridged Dictionary and
stand which was placed in the reading
roonr. also a clock which is the admira
tion of all from Frank p. McKenney and
which occupies place in the reception
room. Two beautiful pictures, one a
water color given by r. I'll. Knight and
the other landscape presented by Arthur
G. Hill; are hung in the
parlor. Burbank, Douglass & Co.
gave the association little while ago
several jardinieres. For all these gifts
the board extended vote of thanks to
the donors and also to Geo. w. Gray for
val liable services rendered in laying out
the heating plant of the new building.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-17
------------
YARMOUTH.


The following are the late arrivals at
the Royal River house: F. E. Merrill,
Freeport; F.. f. Frank, Dover, N. II.
L. L. Small, 2. A. Vaughan, Portland.
Mason and Downs company in Uncle
Toms Cabin are to appear at Masonic
hall next week.
A brick sidewalk is being laid in front
If the residence of Miss Hester Mayhem
and Dr.. Wcodman.
number of the friends of Mr.. jerome
smith and wife, Elm street, called on
them last evening at their new home
and rendered them house warming.
ruring the evening vocal and instrument
tal music was rendered by Messrs. Harry
Hodsdon, Homer G. HUMPHREY and
p M. Greene and Mrs. Walter Davis and
Mrs Martha f. Thurston. Refresh
ments were served during the evening
and a general good time enjoyed by all.
Elwood Brooks, the youngest son of
Rav. and Mrs. @. A. Brooks, while run
nino IN the street near his home yester-
dav afternoon fell and struck in such a
,anner that he received bad fracture
f. his right arm. DR.. Thomas was called.
The Fortnightly club will be enter
famed this afternoon at O'Clock at the
home of MICS Whitcomb. Subject,
Dante. Gabriel Rossstti. Roll call, Life
At Rossetti by topics.
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MrsCEx.LANEoUs.

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over ], 200 600 people now own copies of it
For a limited time copies will be given
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-17
FIRST REGIMENT BIND.
Mustered Out of Service at Armory Yes
terday.

The First Regiment band marched to
the Auditorium yesterday to be mustered
out of the United States serv ice and they
played finely on the way from the Union
STATEN. All the men were present but
wo. P. Edward Painchaud of Biddeford
and Isaac N. Jones. who is still sick in
the Hospital at Auguta. Every one of the
men has been sick at different times, and
Leader Howe is the only one of the or.
ganization that has escaped the ravages
of disease. Leader Howe is undecided
whether he will accept the offer to go
with the Fort Missouri regiment. to
Greenviile, S. c., but if SO, he thinks he
NAV take several of the members of Thu >
band.
Captain Rogers acted as mastering out
officer, while Surgeon Stiles Of Fort
Preble, assisted by Lieutenant Barrett,
conducted the physical examinations.
Major Watros acted as paymaster.
This was also mastering out day for the
officers of the Firstsregiment and all were
mustered out except the quartermaster,
who will remain in Augusta short time
longer on official business.