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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
Death Of Two Aged Citizens Of the
Place.
The K. of P. School Of
instruction.
Pythian Sisterhood OF Wood
fords Give Supper.

The services at the Methodist church
SUNDAY are to be as follows; Preaching
at 1880 a. m. BY the pastor, Rev. y. U.
Phslan. sutj,cs "Ihe Greatness Of the
treat" sunday school ut 10 O'Clock.
Young peoples meeting at 8 o'clock, fol-
loved with an address at Z, subject,
"Compsssion.
Ex-Presidsnt II. s. whitman OF West
brook Seminary Is to oooupy the pulpit
Of ths Univsrsalist church Sunday In the
absence Of the pastor. Rev. I. u. Payne
lion. q. n. wnterhouss and wife, Post.
master q. b. Woodman and wife, and
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. Woodman were guests
Of the musicale given BY Mrs l. n. Lit
tie of South windham. Thursday evening.
Carpenters are at work for IL. Knovl-
ton constructing . house adjoining the
machine shop for the receptions Of new
gafometer which he Is having built.
At the meeting Of Wade camp. Cons of
Veterans, held last evening one candi-
date was balloted for. elected and mus
tered In. The camp and Ladies' Aid
society will 60 to South standish next
Friday evening to attend the anniversary
exercises Of the camp at that place.
DEATH OF NATHAN W. TITCoMB.
Mr.. Nathan w. Titoomb died yesterday
at the residence Of his son, Mr.. 9. w.
Titcomb, Lamb street. at tho age Of Sc
Years. Mr.. Titcomb's death was due to
old age He leaves among other relatives,
q daughter, Mrs. George W. Martin of
Buxton Centre. Prayers are to b held
Monday morning AZ 10 O'Clock from the
residence Of his son on Lamb street. 7hs
burial IL to occur at Buxton Centre.
DEATH OF CHARLES y. HOOPER.
Mr.. Charles y. Hooper, formerly Of
windhau,. died yssts rday at his home on
Lamb street, after an illness Of several
months. He has-attsndsd to his work for
. long time when he should have been
at home, and IL has only been recent y
that he was forced to reiinquish n Is du-
ties. The deceased was IS years Of age
and leaves two daughters. Mrs. 3eorgs
Babb Of p ortIaud, and Ars Harry Babb
Of wsstbrook. Notice Of funeral here
after.
K. OF p. SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION
The school Of Instruction Of the 10Th
distrios of the grand domain Of Asire,
knights Of Pythias. was held last eve.
Ming At Cumberland hall, Cumberland
Mills, Presumpsoot Valley lodge enter
taining. Commencing at 7o'clock tt .
work Of the order was emplitisd. West
BRONX lodge conferred the page rank,
Oriental lodge of South windhsm the
rank Of esquire. and Prssumpscot Valley
lodge the rank OF knight Grand Chan
osllor MAXWELL OF Livermore Falls was
in attendance and assisted during the
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
MORRILLS.

REV. 8. q. Davis, pastor OF All Souls
Universalist church will preach Sun icy
n,of ming on the subject "Shail We know
each other in heavenf"
Mrs. Elsie W. Willard, (nse Hawkes)
wife Of DR.. Lawrence Il. willard Of Saoo,
Is the guest Of her uncle and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. W. Hawkes.. corner Fore
avenue and wAverly street, over Sunday .
The batkst ball team Of westbrook
Seminary and the toam from the Deer -.
High school, expect to play game >
basket ball on the seminary grounds en-
the afternoon OF November %.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
WOODBURY. VS.. EDDY.

Boston, November 10. in the equity
session Of the Superior court today the
case Of Mrs. Josephine Woodbury. ".
Mary Baker q. EDDY, was called before
Judge Bradley. Mrs.. Woodbury. 10 the
lady, formerly Of the Christian Scisnos
faith, who IL now sasing Mrs. Eddy and
othsrs Of that faith for alleged dsfama-
ton OF character, to the amount Of $780,
0OO. Lawyer y. w. Peabody for Mrs
Woodbury. stated that he desired to have
the motion tried ~ soon ~ possible.
Judge Bradley decided that he would
hear the motion ON Novsmbe 90. 81
o'clock. Lawyer Peabody stated he would
b ready on thar date provided Mrs. Eddy
Was In the court room that day.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
wARkKN CHURCH
WOODFOKDS.

1hs members Of Crescent assembly.
Pythian SisterhooS, tsndsrsd IN enjoy
able supper and entsrtainmsnt to the
members Of Rocky Hill lodge. No. D.
knight, Of Pythias. and their familie',
last evening at X. Of y. hall Supp-r
was served from to o'clock, aftr
which a tine programme Of literary and
musical numbers YVES carried out. The
affair was well attended and thoroughly
enjoyed BY all. The ladies Of the assem-
bly, are to be Congratulated on their abili-
ty Is entertainers a. the event passed of
very pleasantly and srccessfully.
Hev. Harry Il. Townsend. pastor OF the
woodfords Universalist church will o.
oupy the pulpit Of his church Sunday
morning at As O'Clock. The attendance
~ this church 10 constantly increasins
and Mr.. 1ownssnd's s,rmons continue
TO grow In interest.
Wooster IL Wilson. the contract ors. have
secured the contract for blasting TO be
done on Norwood street, near Woodfords
strest 1t win be necessary 10 blast out
about six foot Of ledge On the average
In order to make the new street level
with the grade Of woodford suest. lie
work will probably be commenced next
Monday morning. Messrs. Wooster q
Wilson have also secured the contract 10
build . piece Of sewer from Norwood
street to It's intersection with the Con-
cord street sewer. 1t 10 more than likely
that considerable blasting will also have
to be done In order to construct the sew
er a. the locality where 1t 10 TO tie laid 10
known to be quite generally mass Of
ledge. The work which this hrm is do
ing on the Brighton street sewer has bssn
progressing very hnely until within o
few days, when bed Of quicksand was
encountered near the foot Of Mitchsl's
hill. II has been necessary to board up
the sides Of the trench 10 enable the
workmen to proceed with the work.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
nIscELLAnEoUa MIscEILhNEoUs
MOST. IMPORTANT EVENTS
in MEDICAL HISTORY
DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
THE TRUE VALUE OF EACH NEW DISCOVERY
AS PREVENTIVE OF DISEASE.
1876 DISCOVERY OF ETHER AS AN ANEsTHEnco
1860 DISCOVERY COCAINE.
1879 DISCOVERY OF THE BACILLUS OF TYPHOID FEvERO
1882 DISCOVERY or THE BACILLUS OF CONSUMPTION.
1883 DISCOVERY OF THE BACILLUS DIPnTnERIA.
1892 BEHRING'S DISCOVERY ANTrTOxINE OF DPHrHERIA
1895 DISCOVERY OF HYOMEI.
1896 FIRST CASE CONSUMPTION CURED BY HyoMEl
The discovery of value the
OF benefit
preventing and curing diseases
THE DISCOVERY OF THE BACILLUS OF TYPHOID FEVER.
however greatest proved conciuvey that this
enabled the physicians treat SUCH As result
typhoid fever has been reduced from
during the twenty
THE DISCOVERY OF THE BACILLUS OF DIPHTHERA
was another valuable
of could with
whatever treating disease
of directly into the blood has had marked
undoubtedly
this disease.
THE DISCOVERY OF THE BACILLUS OF CONSUMPTION
important completely changed the whole ideas the


ALL for completely changed the whole ideas the
hereditary it known to be infectious The proof that
found that these germs lodged the air and
known efforts made force Of the liquid into these air
pbe barrier moisture kind Sprays and in form
the air breathe and no dry air gemde to be found
yearly In 1895 Booth discovered yome the first
introduced
rofesiou,a and IN the first
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
CONSUMPTION WAS CURED,

physician
had
placed where
Holok
inhaler for FIVE months This three she is now in
the first This the
hundreds To-day United
of
the
NUMBER OF CONSERVATIVES CURED
found
consumption inhaled the breathe finds lodging there
invade lungs where
until Hyomei discovered Caarh
OF there
limitations Hyoe but ther life short
mistakes It is
NECESSARY REMEMBER
gend there is 6Ht antoxn for
Hyome This Is the only treatment for these
guaranteed to
C4U72ON.-Beuus of of Containing Poisonous
Ingredients.
Hyomei is sold by all druggists or sent by mail
Dyspepsia Cure
THE R. T. BOOTH COMPANY. NY.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11

Are important. The man who eats
alone loses half his pleasure, and
much of the benefit of his meal.
Your doctor will tell you that
pleasant companionship is almost as
essential as food.
We cannot always have with us
our most congenial friends, but there
is one table companion we need
never be without.
We mean a cup of good tea. A
good pure tea is synonymous with
Chase & Sanborn's package teas.
These teas, because they are pure,
are real help to every one.
Tea is a healthful tonic when it is
pure. Tea to be beneficial must
have quality; low grade teas do not
possess to anydegree the tonic effect.
Because Chase & Sanborn's teas
are sold only In half-pound and
pound air tight, loaded forms, one
may be sure they are fresh and of
full strength.
The name of Chase & Sanborn
on the package is sufficient guar
antee that the leaf is the best that
can be selected.
The Kohinoor, Orloff and Orange
Pekoe are special brands, adopted
to meet the requirements of indi-
vidual tastes. They make an ire
sistible trio.
One pound makes over 400 cups.
Chase & Sanbom's Teas.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, November 10 The follow
Ing Maine psnsion oh anges resulting from
the issue Of Octoter II are announced:
ORIGINAL
Francis A. Wildss, woodfords, Is.
INCREASE
Samuel W. Marstor, Andover, % to $40;
James II. knight, Kennebunk, $40 to $12;
James A. Peavy. Bangor, IS 20 100.
REISSUE.
Samuel j. Morse, West Scarboro, ei2.
CRIdxAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Special act October 30, Mary A. Jelison,
Shauleigh, IS.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
We
make
NE
Marital Siren 9Th,
vitallt', Manhood,
IN Two TO TEN
DAYS.

Night losses, drains and emissions cease at
once. Errors OF Youth, Premature Decline;
weaknesses OF Men nd Women from whatever
cause, permanently and privately cured.
Weak Men Enlarged and Developed
FREE! FREE! FREE!
Full Confidence Restored and Sustained.
Our regular 50 package Paris vital Sparks
full months treatment. 100 doses, sen" by
mail closely sealed. Write Us to-day.
No G. q. ID. fraud, no prescription tbat you
cannot get filled, but fu months treatment IL
they do as we claim. you can pay after you are
cared and We leave IL entirely to your honor.
Our faith Is so great and We know SO well the
wonderful virtus IS, we can do this. Ihey sur
nrise aud please YOU. They astound the medi-
cal World, They aci at once on the ufino- gent
tai system. and no miracle OF Biole times can
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
NOTICE.

DISTRICT OF MAINE.
PORTLAND, November s 1899.
DURSUANT TO the rules OF the Circuit
l Court OF the United States for the District
Of Maine, notice is hereby given, that sH Err
NAN GOULD of Portland, In said DISTRICT
has applied for admis siou as an attorney and
counsellor OF said Circuit Court
A. III. DAVIS.
Clerk U. s. Circuit Court, Maine District
novedSt
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
ADMINusrRATRIx's NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby give notice that she
i has been duly appointed Administrative
OF the estate of
HOLLIS II. BLANCHARD, late OF Portland,
In the County Of Cumberland, deceased. and
given bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate OF said de-
ceased are desired TO present the same for set
tI.ment, and all indebted thereto are reqested
70 make payment Immediately.
LOTTIc Z. BLANCHARD
Portland, Oct 26. 1893. oct2sdlaw3wS.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11

compare with INC Wonuer-
full results obtained. They
cure urinary diseases. stop
night losses In from seven
TO ten days. so that they
never return. Emissions,
drains and losses ia urine
entirely cease after q few
days treatment. The skin
becomes clean. The eyes
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
M e N
MA DE
OvER

bright and clear. confidence returns, step elias
tic, bowels res ulsr. They assist digestion, In
crease the appetite when II Is poor, headaches,
fushings ana nervous symptoms fade away, the
head becomes clear. the memory good, the
mind bright and active. They make new; rich,
red blood. which nantes the cheeks and Ups,
and makes them rosy With health. Dark eir-
cles under the eyes disappear, and the weak
man r woman Is made q new being, ana re,
stored to perfect health and vigorous sexual
power and glorious youth at once.
food for brain. blood. muscles, bones and
nerves. Not stimulating drug TO help Tor
few DAYS ard leave you in worse condition in
the end, but real permanent good always re-
suits, no matter how chronic the case DO not
even send us a postage stamp. We thluk we
have the only sure cure. just send US today
your name and address, plainly written. We
will treat IL with all confidence, and for your
' wsq a r FREE s So@ s Do no e hs,i
tate a moment. Write at once. Address us
plainly.
IT'S Honest Treatment for Honest Men
and Women.
Address
DR.. z. II. ArchambauIt Co.,
IS Pemberton So, Boston, Mass.
octA iaw5wS
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, ETC.

Our assortment Of bulbs being broken, have decided to close
out the balance This Is grand opportunity for people to
bulbs the offered in Portland
We call remembrance that this selection Of bulbs
made under the Of Scotsman when he
in Holland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11

evening In comforting tss eraod lodge
degres on several past ohancellors. Tters
was o large attendance OF the members Of
an. --sshbsrins lodges, az delegation
from the Portland Past Chaneesicrs' as
ISOLATION. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening and an enjoyable ard
pronsabls meeting was thu result. The
Portland delegation rsturnsd home at .
late hour BY special car Of ths Portland
Railroad company.
wARkEN CHURCH
A. Warren church tomorrow, the pastor
will preach in the morning on the topic
"one Reason why one should be Chris
tinn." The Sunday school follows the
morning servics. Preaching ct windham
school in the afternoon. Junior Endesvor
at D. m. Intsrmediste Endesvor at b.45
D. m. The pastor will preach In the eve
ming. The evening Meeting win be e.
psciaily . song servios led BY the regular
churoh choir. Mr.. Willis wko has been
mem Der Of the choir for short time re-
turns home next week and Sunday will
be his last with Warren church.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-11

was another valuable one, but as this bac
the blood, none of the germicides known C
until ISo2 when Behring discovered the
progress whatever was made in successful.
that time the injection Of antitoxine direct
effect upon the death rate from diphtheria'
in time stamp out this disease.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-30
Fails to Discuss Extra Session
With Legislators.
Only Nine Members Honor His Invitation
to Conference Storms Named
as a Mining Expert

tor. My reply was Yes Then I was
asked; Are, you in favor Of a caucus?
In line with those answers I repeat
that will be a candidate at the extra ses-
sion II II is called. subject to the decision
OF the Republican members OF the Legs
lature. ! favor a full caucus-that is of
the eighty-five Republican Senators and
Assemblymen.
My candidacy is put forward in the
pehef that will get the support OF those
members OF the Legislature who will vote
Ior anybody they think would unite the
republicans of the State Since the ad-
lournment Of the regular session OF the
Legislature have received q great many
letters from members of the LEGISLATURE
ANXIOUS to know II ! would be a candi-
cate. have answered them in the af-
HEnative. stating that 1 would be glad
OF their support
am Of the opinion" Mr.. Scott con-
unued d IN answer to a question as 70 his
probable following. that IL would be
strong; l am pretty credibly Informed
mat General Barnes and Mr. Grant will
not De candidates, and I think as | said
oeIore that their supporters would come
70 me, Tor the reason that they will be
Wllllng 10 vote for anybody they think
would unite the Republicans of the State"
Mr.. Scott said he had no organization.
ms campaign being based entirely on the
oHers or support received.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-30
Put Big Money Into Byington's
Fight, but Was Ignored.
Afford or Greaney Will Get His Job, and
Now He Wants Them Presents Back"
Fay Is Held Responsible.

WOW followed. and upon the promise.
made through Fay, that he should have
one OF the $500 deputyships In Byington' s
office jerks got in again that time 10
the tune OF $500 which Il is said he handed
10 Fay in the shape Of a check on She
jerks bank account. Fay proffered the
check 10 Byington. but that ofiicial-to-be
said he didn't want 10 spend the money.
lie suggested IL would be better form for
the organization 10 blow the stuff" but
~ the same time TO blow II" solely upon
his fight. To the best Of jerks informa-
tion ana belief. the organization blew the
stun; anyway Fay turned in the check
with bunch Of others, and there was 20
change"
Then jerks got into Byington's fight,
and got IN good and hard. He let go few
hundred more on his own account. and
since ByingtOns election has burned
more, simply 10 soldify his opportunities.
lie did not realize until Thursday. when
The Call published the result OF the last
conclave OF Byington and the organIza-
uon. the fact that he had given literally
Of his good hard cash for an eXquisitely
gilded brick.
a visit at organization headquarters
confirmed The Calls statement that his
Job was 10 be handed 10 either Afford,
Greaney or Deuprey, and since then he
has been doing the line between Bying-
tons office and the quarters OF Clan Nc
Nab, trailing a brace Of badly burned
wings behind him and swearing he Will
get his presents back or have an account
ing, personal or otherwise. with the plaus-
ible Fay.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-30

Il LIVINGSTON JENKS IS a real an
gel; an least he was a matter OF a
month or so ago. but the golden
wings De strapped on FOR HIS initial
firht athwart the local political
armament were badly singed in the
heat OF the late campaign. and jerks no
longer scars. lie is simply sore, and there
IS nothing more 60 b.
jerks blames Charlie Fay and the rest
OF the Democratic organization" for the
failure Of his aerial evolutions. Fay he
blames particularly for the gorgeous
sc0rching DE got. and with the orEaniza A.
tion he is filing all sorts OF official reQuIsi-
rlOns Tor balm 70 SOOth hiss injured as
piratlons and broken pOckctboOk jerks
says the Toclleth0ok suffered compound
commiuutcd fracture at the hands Of
Fay. and Die wants either value received
or restitution made for an the organiza-
tion gathered iu when the break occurred.
shortly before the late Democratic con-
venti0n jerks made known 20 the organi-
ZatiOn Of that party his political aspira-
rions and bis admiration Tor Lewis r
hfs cOnfreres. and they. knowing the
picthor1c condition az The jerks sack and
The uncOnQuerable quality Of the jerks
ambition. sent word back through the
same source 70 "cct in and work.
jerks got .r. 50 did some others. and
when the convention was held Fay pulled
Eugene Dcuprcy down an the right time
and Byington got the nomination A pow
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-30
HIGGINS WILL
Be DAN BURNS
NEW MANAGER
Railroad Makes the
Choice.
LINDLEYS REIGN Is OVER
BE FOLLOWS MCLAUGHLIN IN
DISFAVoR.
The Mexican Will Have the Benefit
Of the Experience of Markham's
Private Secretary in His
Senatorial Campaign.
BE FOLLOWS MCLAUGHLIN IN
DISFAVOR.

Dan Burns does not believe in the adage
that It is dangerous to change horses in
the middle of a stream, or perhaps he
suspects what others know of his chances
OF success and doesn't care. He has talJen
the direction Of his Senatorial fortunes
out Of the hands OF Hervey Lindley and
placed them in the care of NJ. r. Higgins.
This is not the first time that Burns and
his Southern Pacific supporters have
found fault with his managers. The pub
lie has probably not forgotten the time
when Burns deposed Major Frank Nc
Laughlin from his high estate as man
ager of the Mexican Senatorial forces.
The major was exceedingly angry when
me Call published the fact or his down.
fall He spluttered and reared, but the
fact remained that he had been shorn of
his authority by the tickle and eXacting
Dan. That was in the very midst OF the
last session of the Legislature and Nc
Laughlin naturally felt chagrined TO see
Hervey Lindley take his place. But he
may have some consolation in the fact
and has been supplanted by new IA
vorite.
1t IS notorious, of course. that Lindley
did nothing for Burns during the Leg1sla-
tive session and nobody is advised that he
did anything since. The approach or an
extra session made II imperative for
Burns and his Southern Pacific Railroad
supporters TO secure new Senatorial
manager for the Mexican. After canvass
ing the field very thoroughly the railroad
selected VI. r. Higgins. For the peculiar
service for which he has been selected
Higgins possesses better qualifications
than his predecessors.
His political methods and knowledge are
known TO Burns and have that worthy's
entire approval. This fact IS enough prob
ably 10 characterize them. Higgins first
became generally known as the private
secretary Of Ex-Governor Markham. In
that capacity he learned all Of the tricks
which Burns hopes TO make valuable in
his campaign. After his retirement as
private secretary TO Governor Markham
Higgins entered a new school of expert
ence as Insurance Commissioner. AS he
is considered both by the railroad people
and by Burns as a good manager he will
probably have the laugh on Mclaughlin
and Lindley until the counting of Burns
votes begins.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-30
CHIEF OF POLICE WILL
ASKED TO INTERFERE
wADLEIGH FAMILY OF BEG
CARS AT OLD TRICKS.
Associated Charities Annoyed by
Professional Mendicants. Who
Impose on the Benevo-
lently Inclined

The Associated Charities Of San Fran
cisco held one ~ its regular meetings yes
terday afternoon in the offices OF the So
ciety al CO. Commercial street.
The registrars report for the week end
ing December - was read and showed
that thirty new cases had been called 10
the attention of the society. while fifteen
recurrcnt cases had come up for cons!d-
GRAFTON. OF this number the following
had been investigated and reported on 10
the different societies 10 which they prep
erly belonged: Red Cross y. Subscribers
2. Fruit and Flower Mission Z. san Fran
cisco Benevolent Society 3. visiting nurse
3. foreign society .. Mazpah Club. St Vim
cent de Paul. Doctors Daughters and the
Mayor each one. and three had been at
tended 10 by personal request
The Wadleigh family. who are famous
throughout the United States for their
success as professional beggars and who
have time and again been written up in
The papers. are again al their old tricks.
The children of the family, boy and girl
about 10 20 y years of age. are going
around under the name 81 Smith and pre-
Fenting letters calling attention 10 their
pathetic circumstances and asking Tor as
Sisfance.
Among those whom they have succeeded
IN victimizing are Mrs. Donohue and Mrs.
Louis Slosf.
The public is cautioned 10 beware Of
them. as they are rank impostors who
make begging "A profession. The family
live IN a comfortable Fat and the father Is
supported ia dissolute idleness by the
earnings 81 his wife and children. 1t IS
the intention ~ the Associated Charities
10 call the attention Of the Chief Of Police
10 the matter and see II the father and
mother cannot be- arrested and punished
The society wishes 90 inform the public
thar contributions ~ civilian clothing VII
be gratefully accepted For some reason
or another it is almost impossible 10 get
q discharged soldier "a place II he wears
AiE uniform. II the same man IS attired
in the clothes of a civilian II is conpara-
lively easy 10 get him something TO do
As many of the discharged men have M
clothing other than that provided by Tn
Gle Sam they are dependent on the char