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Grading Aotels aud RESTAURANTS.
WHERE TO DINE,

Hotel Tarin bureau .....,....sl sth Az Nv
Ae.-Al Ia Carte. Tdh.-Tsbie Ho;e
Delmonico's 9th Av.. corner t+th Ct. Alc
Restaurant Martin ........,.........., Ale Tdh
University place and 9TH ST.
Music from o to v.
The pabst, AID 1t. and broadway ............ Ale.
Morelio's West 2pth st.. TIh.. sI.c5 tMus'ci
Salao':. toth 81 D way. Ale, Tdh. 81. Orchestra
M9nqu,n,s, 90 Fulton At; aud 20 Ann at Ale.
Ho tin,D nssnsssrin' Tss Lunch; IatosrM 'oc.
Hcniy,. Now Rest octh ct h Col; Az. Ale. tMusic,
' +: R.Sssa c.l.s. .ss bulgarian hs
Hams Rr.inurant, 18TH ct. 4 CoIuinbus av Ale
Mnrsh's, 1O< ". - (B 4 l. Tdh Din. 4 g. Ale Music
Cabaret du Chat Soir. 50 v. 3s. Tdh. Ale. (MusicJ
edere 18th ct 9Th av. Ale Tdh. Foe d IN
schniiu's ReN.7ath at. COL Az Ale. Tdh 81 wine
Luchow'sGerniAnR Restaurant, Il 10 East 4th At
An Chat Soir, bSl W. BwAy, Ale. Crdh soc. wins
JOAQUIN 81 % West Gath st. Ale. a Tdh.. $50.
M. hotel. t2d OPP. depo. Ia Soc. wine music
THE Eyrt~." s3d floor. so Nassau. Ale. op. = 10
Rnisenwcbsr's Rest; .ss,h st 9Th ay. Ale.
ias " cath .. Select French Tdh.. with wine soc.
.Ths Abbey, lssth st. aft Washington Road, Alo
IroE~r's ..........lbSth st, opp. Speedway. Ale.
Rector. ........... Broadway and 4Sth st, Ale
The Sycamore. Bway bet. 18th \ dTth SITS Ale
stephans 1o6 W. 2sth. Tdh Lch. 4oc Din. SOC. wine
0onfarone'a.sth at, bet hthkSthAvs rdh soc wine
WHERE TO DISE-Continued.
BTevoort House. sch Av. and 9Th at, RenommS,
Downtown Elite Tdh, Dinner. Specially Ale.
TerrApin. Canvashack. Concert every evening.
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MoNTCLAIR CLUB DROPS OUT.
Many ResiEnations Followed n Limitation
of It's Membership.

of Its Membership.
MoSTctAIR, Dec 3.-The Montclair Club. one
OF the leading social organizations in Essex
county. has been disbanded by the Board Of
Directors. The doors were closed at midnight
on Friday: The dlsbanding OF the club was
was TO go into eject yesterday limiting the
membership to $50 aud raising the dues from
$50 TO $40 a year.
were unfavorably received and designations
came in rapidly until the mem bership had
dwindled TO lS4 with prospects OF a still CIR ater
reduction with the incoming mails. The Board
OF Directors. II is said. saw the way the wind
was blowing and Immediately decided TO wind
UP the clubs affairs
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DEPUTY SHERIFF PCr UNDER RoyDs
He Raised Row In an Elevated Train
and. lie Says, Lost n Prisoner.

Daniel G. Terry. an Assistant Deputy sheriff.
and Thomas Harrington. both refusing thclr
addresses were held In $500 bail each for
their good behavior for three months by
Magistrate Pool in the Centre street police
court yesterday. after n hearing on charges
Of iutoxication and dlsorierly conduct. ". +.
Crane complained that after making a dis
turbance in a sixth avenue elevated train
on Saturday night they assaulted him because
he intericrcd, and Terry placed him under ar
rest The guard called policeman, who ar
that when the trouble occurred IN had pris-
oner In his custody whom he lost I'm the excite
lecture to Terry.
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French Artist Who Painted McKinI.x
ArriYaa

NJ. Chartran. who recently finished the paint
ing OF President Mckinley signing the protoco,
arrived yesterday from Havre aboard the
French liner La Champagne. The Snintimv
was made Tor IL. C. Frick. who Will present Il
three weeks, ''' 'S"'
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THE GERARD
WEST 44TH STREET,
NEAR BROADWAY,
NEW WORK CITY

TSreproof apartment hotel. centrally and de-
srabiy located; every modern comfort and con.
venisncs; American and European plans; apart
ments angle or en- suite. rented furnished or
unturnished. Send for circular call and make
personal inspection.
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BRIDE ANNOYED BIZ 4 GRIy.
Has the Man Who Grinned Held to Keep
the Peace-He SAYS He May BE Crnsy.

Joseph Milsy OF 1853 Third avenue was in
the lorkvil'e police court yesterday charged
with annoying Mrs. Blanche Heller. OF "a East
Seventy seventh street. on Saturday. Mrs
Heller was married two weeks ago Since
then. so she said. Miey has followed her at
along Madison avenue. and has grinned ut her.
She became alarmed Mt last and caused his
arrest. Magistrate Crane asked Miley what he
meant by his actions
Il don't know" he said. '' | wouldn't be sur.
prlsed u some one told me was insane"
The Magistrate conn; itted him 10 the Island
for three months In default Of $500 bail.
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Trgal Notirrs.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURr.-Connty or New
~ York. BRADLEY AND CuRRIER COMPANY,
Plaintiff, against MARY 4. McNAMEE FRANKLIN

NEW YORK SUPREME oOuRT.--oounty or New
~ ~ York. BRApLIY AND cuRRIER COMPANY,
j. sHEfPxRp AND Ho&ARD 4 s SHE 6Ai De.
To- Is sSoya nssS sS,: ana Aisn Ne
You arc hereby summoned to answer the COM
swer on tho PLANTERS attorneys within twenty days
after the service OF this summons exclusive OF the
pear or answer. Judgment will be taken aSanst you
Sy default and for the relet demanded in the COM
Dated October q, lsaa
c enS Post once address, "S Cedar street New York
To the defendant Mary A. McNamee;
you by publication pursuant 10 an order Of the Hon,
df9 sS asSsrie3 SHss. q the Supreme CoS
yyss% 's isss e amsnded Sy an order dated ths
oop s Of s o:, 1872 fnd sd with Ss
County OF My YORK. At the County caar, House,
orders having been lod in the said once on the 18th
and 18th days Of November, 1893. respectively. aud
said compliant having been filed ON the 3ist day OF
Ph1sS TCSh TSys%SS5 ss ono,
and Post Once Address AZ Cedar street New York
YORK a SPHFH GERfR sSSa G NY
fni "sp sHHPPkRp S.hi
To the above named defendants md each Of thomi
plant IN III: action anil 20 serve cogy Of your
answer on The psntsn .SrmGys whp twenty
the day Of service, aud in of failure t.
pear or answer, Judgment will hr taken against you
by default and for the relief demanded In the COM
plant,
Dated October -, 1909.
ADAMS 4 BRADLEY. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
once aud Post ONCE Address, ~ Cedar street. New
York City,
To the defendant Mary A. McNAmoo:
The foreg ling amended summons 10 served upon
you by pnbcaton. pursuant to an order OF tho Hon.
Leonard A. Giegerlch. Justice " the Supreme Court
OF the state OF New York dated the 18th day OF Mo-
vembor. 1890. as amended by an order dated the
l7th day of November 1890, and nlcd with the
complaint In the office OF the Clerk OF the County OF
New York al the County Court House, Borough Of
Manhattan, City OF New York said orders having
been hled in the said once on the lnth aud i7th
days Of November 1879, respectively and said com.
plant having been led on tho 8st day OF October,
1907.
Dated New York. November IL. 1899
ADAMS h BRADLEY. Attorney for PlantH
York City.
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The Expression OF Contentment

worn by a SUN reader may be traced 10 two
things-iirst, to the fact that he reads that
through association with reputable adyertisers
Who use It's oolumns.-Adv,
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Recovered From His Pet Moccasin's Bite.
Harold l. Burnett Of AZ Livingston street.
Brooklyn. the amateur snake fancier who was
bitten on the thumb 10y ona OF his pct florida
water moccasins last Friday. has entirely re-
covered from his injuries
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Situations afantrd-A,ales
Alilliners and lrtssmahina.

A IL Fur redyed, remodelied, repaired; latest
n styles: moderate prices. specially, sealsfin.
Persian. BARKER's. iii West seth ct
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at'anttd-ftmalts.

DoOKBINDERs-Hard folders wsn,e'.
ID TOMKiNS. Mo1NDOEk co. III Macdouralst,
OPERATORS Experienced on ladies' shirtwa'sts;
" none othprs need apply; ttoam power.
J. X PARKER CO., ~ Flushinv av. Brooklvn.
SMART GIRLs TO learn Artificial flower mskinl;
- ~ 20 n week while learning.
GOLDBERG 4 HARRISON. 25.27 West Houston.
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Situations at'antrd-frmales.

STENOGRAPHER - Well educated;
transcripes notes quickly and correctly;
good English scholar; experienced;
Smith Premier expert, Remington or
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
IN MEMORY OF CONGRESSMAN y
DINGLEY.

Washington, February 70. The annual
meeting of the Congressional Temper
ance society tonight ut the Vermont ave.
Eue Christian church. was a memorial
one in honor of the late Representative
Dingley of Maine who was for lS years
the president of the Equalization. Rep
resentative Grout OF Vermont, vice-presi
dent, presided and made ar address in
which he spoke of the great loss sustain, d
TO the temperance cause everywhere in
the death of Rspresen tative Dingley.
Rev. F. ID. Power, the secretary, read
tle report of the past years work n
which ho said the temper Ence cause WAS
constantly growing a-d fhe advocates Of
,solute prohibition had every reason to
10 no 9eful and TO rejoice for the great
good that already had been accomplished. .
Dr. Power also spoke of the irreparable
10 5 the society had sustained in Mr..
Diugley's death. For IS years he naa
directed its affairs. The society was
very dear to him and with all the dis
courag ements. attending Its work he had
often said: ''It is u great thing to hold
up the standard; We must keep 1t before
the people.
Representative Martin n. johnson of
North Dakota and Hon. Hiram Price
also made addresses.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
LEWISTON BRUIsER WON.

New York. February 25.- At the Green
wood Athletic club in Brooklyn tonight
Dick O'Brien Of Lewiston, Me. knocked
out Jack Burke OF Boston In the four
teenth round of what was to have been q
twenty round bout. The men signed to
meet at $50 pounds, but O'Brien was
much heavier than his opponent. The
Lewiston man had 1t all his own way
from the beginning. doing all the leading
and landing left jabs and hooks on the
face repeatedly. In the seventh round,
Burke was foored. staying down the
limit. In the i4th O'Brien landed a
right swing on the point of Burke's jaw,
the latter going down. He staggered to
his feet when the referee counted nine
and just as o'Brien shaped himself to
make another attack burke dropped to
the floor. The referee counted him out
and gave the decision to O'Brien.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
Fat Taken IntO the System Does
Not Create Fat.
If You Find Vin0l-which Con-
tains No Grease-DOes Not
Create Flesh, Your MOnes
Will BE Refunded.
vINoL is DELICIOUS AND DELICATE.

If you are losing flesh, something is
wrong. Get back to your normal weight.
Do this by taking Ninol. Ninol
creates new flesh tissue by aiding
digestion and helping the stomach to
obtain from ordinary food the elements
necessary to make flesh.
o. Is. Moses. of 80 State St, Boston,
says: Il lost flesh to such an extent
that became greatly alarmed | took
Vinol. 1t did not upset my stomach,
and it is aiding me to gain flesh in a
manner that is very perceptible.h
If you know of any one who needs to
build up, give Vinol a trial. We will
refund the money in every instance
where it fails to accomplish its purpose.
We know of what we speak, and would
like to have you investigate carefully by
calling on us at our store.
sIMMONDs q HAMMOND, PharmacIsts,
SIS Congress ST, and
ID. w. HEsELTINE & co.
Cor. Congres. and Myrtle SITS.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
ANOTHER SAUSAGE CASE.

Chicago, February ga strange
parallel to the Luetgert mystery was
brought TO light today. Albert A..
Becker. q sausage maker living In the
stock yards district, was arrested on
suspicion of having murdered his wife
Theresa on January 81. for the purpose
of marrying younger woman. Ida
Sutteriin. Although the woman's body
has not yet been discovered, the police
are inclined to believe that she has been
murdered. Becker makes contradictory
statements and blood spots have been
found on the walls and floor of barn in
the rear of his residence. A few day s
after January "a, the day Mrs. Becker
disappeared. Becker married the Sntterlin
GIRL
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN


Androsooggin tribe of Lisbon Falls
adopted 25 palefaces on last Wednesday
sleep.
Masconomo tribe of knightville will
confer the ioption degree on next Mon
day sleep.
Cogawesco tribe of Portland is working
up n class of paleiaces to be adopted soon.
Cushnoc tribe of Augusta adopted a
palefaoe last Monday sleep and confers
the warriors degree on next Monday
sleep.
Wawenock tribe of West brook Is collect
ing class of ten palefaces for adoption
in about two weeks.
Pangus tribe of Bridgton exalted two
warriors on last Thursday sleep.
Costello tribe of kszar Falls has work
in the degrees at every council fire.
Squando tribe of Biddeford has twelve
palefaoes ready for the adoption degree.
M,chigonne tribe of Portland is re-
10 rsine the warriors degree They have
4. tIuss oi twenty live ready.
Newichawannook tribe of south Ber-
wick is making up IA class of % palsfaceS
for the adoption degree.
A new tribe will be instituted in Port
land next Tuesday evening.
Menonah council of Portland adopted
four palefsces last Thursday sleep.
Minneola council of knightvilIe will
visit Lewiston in about two weeks
full attendance is desired on next Thurs.
day sleep to act upon the matter and..at.
tend to the pedlers parade.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
THE MODERN WAY

Commends itself to the well-informed, to
do pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner and
disaxreeably as we'll. To cleanse the sys-
tenn and break up colds. headaches, and
fsvers without unpleasant after effects,
use the delightful liquid laxative remedy
syrup OF Figs Made BY California Fig
Syrup Co
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
DIR CLoUGH GOES TO BANGOR

Bangor, February 25.-At a meeting
today of the trustees of the Eastern Maine
General hospital. DR.. II. I. Clough Of
Portland was chosen ms the. head Of the
department of diseases of the eye and ear.
For about eight years he has been chief
assistant to DR.. Holt In the Eye and
Kar Infirmary at Portland. DIR. Ciough
will at once move to Bangor and begin
his duties.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
DEATH OF GEN. REYNOLDS,

Washington, December So. Major Gen
erai Joseph j. Reynolds, L. :. A., re-
tired. is dead. aged n years. A month
ago Gen Reynolds had an attack of pa
ralysis which eliminated in Il cerebral
hemorrhage, causing death late yesterday
afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, February 25.-rhe House
continued work on the nrmy appropria-
tion oill today but failed to complete 1t.
Considerable apimosity was develoded
during the debate and there were sharp
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
WEDDING RINGS.

One hundred OF them to select from All
styles, all weights. all prices IN 10 "a and ID
kt Gold. Largest and best stock OF rings
III the city. a thousand Of them, MCKINNEY.
the Jeweler. Monument square june7du
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
ANNUAL. N EETINc.

,rHE Annual meeti''g of the Shareholders of
the Deerl Loan, and Building Associa-
ton viii be held at the offce of the Assoela-
4th, 1899, at $50 O'Clock z. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF eleetlng officers for the ensuing year
and for any other business thai may legally
come before the meeting.
ARTHUR W. PIERCE. Secretary.
feb22252S
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27

Too late to cure cold after consump-
tion has fastened its deadly grip on the
lungs. Take DIR. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup while yetthsre is time.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Boston. Southern ami Western intermediate
offices and connections Via. Boston Maine
railroad (Eas ern Divlsion.l Arrive at l2lb,
800 and 10.45 p. m close 500 a. m., 1900 H.,
500 and 90 p. IN. Sundays. arrive i2.l5 p. H..
close $50 and on D. m
Boston. Southern and Western, and tnterme-
diate Offices and connections, via Boston md
Maine railroad. Western diyision) at
TO- - y m. $50 and $40 p. m. close 600 and 500
a. m. y m. and go p. IN
KaSsrn. via Maine Central Railroad-Arrive
200 and 4.30 a. m. l2.45 and coo p. m; close
J.45 and II IS a. M. i2 10 ana 200 p m
Far04ngton. intermediate Offices and connec-
lions, Via Maine Central raIlroad-Arrlye at
Y - and 6I5 =. III. close at741 d. m and lZ-lo
p III.
Hockidli6 intermediate Offices and connec-
tionS via Knox and Lincoln railroad-Arriye
/. - and 900 p. III. close at 600 d. IN and ll.5O
a. m.
Sko,rhega,., intermediate Offices and eonnec-
tons. via Maine Central rallroad-Arriye at
t245 p. m close at 12.lb p. m
connections. via Grand Trunk Railway Ar.
rive at $50 1i5 a. m, 800 p m sundays e.%
"a m. close at 7.3o a. m, Loo and 800 pm.
Sundays 800 p. m.
GorhdIn. n. H. intermediate offices and con
uectlons via Grand Trunk railroad-Arrlye a.
$50 and II 40 a. n., and 600 p. m sundays sSt
a. ln close at 80 a. M. 100 oW p. Ill sun
days at 7.30 q. IN, and 500 y. M
Montreal-Arriye at $50, lL45 a. m, and 600
D. m close at Loo 800 p. m sunday close
800 p. IN.
s,raaton. Jt.. intermediate Offices and con-
nections, Via Mountain Division Nj. G. X r.
Arrive at $40 y. IN. close at 500 a, m
Bartiett. v. H.. intermediate ofaces and CON
pections via Mountain DIVISION NJ Z II, n
Arrive at $50 n. m. and $40 p M close ~ s'W
a. H. and 800 p m.
Bridoton. IL termediate Offices and conneG
aons via Mountain division NJ l. II h--cIose
1t l2.45 p. m
Rochesher. n H. intermediate offices and con-
pectons via PortlandS Rochester IaliToAuI
Arrive at 40 and 600 p. NJ close AT o'5V ana
and 1900 a. N
Cumberland mus, Gori,dm and Westbrook
lSoccara ppal Arrive at s.45 a. m IL 20 ana gu
" N, elose & 40 and l.. 30 a. M and $50 p. m.
South Portland and HiHdrd-Arrive at 7.so.
II 100a,m. s0Op IN. close go a m, l.SO and
$50 p. N.
p3eosontiale and cash Comparative 7.3e
ana II, rs a. IN. and 4.SO p, m; close ''5o n m
and l.30 and $50 p m
ISLAND MAILS.
p,oks Isiand-Arrive at 1890 a. m.; close
l.3O p. u
Ioao and Che6eqg,te IslaHdss-Arrive at 600
n m. close at I.30 p. m
Cousins Isiand-Arriye at 1000 m; close
80 y. IN
go,eerv Bsach--Arrive at $50 p. m.; close at
2.00 y. N.
cane EiizGbsth and KntghtvtHe-Arrive at
2.00p m.
Duck Pond Prtde's Corner. WindhaD,. No.
Wi,,dhd,p. Rdvmoild and South Cdsco-Arrive
at / co a. m: close at 400 D. IN
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27

DIR. Bull's Cough syrup cures bronchit,s
Why suffer when this wonderful remedy can
be had for only 25c. u bottle,
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
FALMOUTH.

The Republicans OF Falmouth are requested
to meet at the town house on Saturday. March
A. at three O'clock In the afternoon to nominate
candidates FOR town officers TO be supported at
the municipal election TO be held March Q.
Per order.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
CAUCUS.
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The Republicans of south Portland are re
quested to meet In caucus, MONDAY, Feh,
9TH, AZ $50 p. NJ, at Oasis Hall. knightyille,
10 nominate Mayor. seven Aldermen, seven
school COMMITTEES and seven Constabies.
Por order Town Committee.
2otd sc. N. TREFETHEN. Chairman
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27

are made, and will un-
defstand why they are
SO popular. They are
acceptable because
they are practical and
serve a definite purpose
they save smoking an
expensive cigar when
there is only time for
a short smoke. 10 for
Ioc. at all stores; 50
for soc. (stamps), de-
livered free at your
office, club or house.
American Tobacco Co. Il
5o7-5a9 W. aad ST.. ewYOrk City.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
PORTLAND POST oFFic G
OFFICE HOURS.

Pos'moster's 0Biee Sundays excepted 900
a. IN. 10 y. IN.
tashter's orcc Sundays excepted) 500 a.
m. to Geo p. m; Money order department, 800
a. IN. to 600 p. M: Registry department, 800 a.
m. to coo p. m.
General De{jrerV Sundays excepted.) 80
a. m. TO 100 p. m. sundays 800 10 1000 a. Tu.,
100 to 400 y. m.
Carriers Dstirertes Sundays excepted I'm
business section of the city between High and
India streets at 100. 800 and II 90 a IN. L30 and
5p. m. in other sections al 500 "a. NJ. l.36 p. IN.
sunday delivery at Ollce window 800 10 1000
boxes at 700 and Hoo a. m, 400 and 500 p. m
sundays 600 y. IN. only.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
STOPPED BY GORMAN.
The Compromise Army Bill Did
Not Pass.
MARYLAND MAN HOLDS OUT
AGAINST ANY INCREASE.

Fierce Debate in the House Over the
Army BilI-Tom Corwin's Re mark
which Caused His Political Death
--Jerry SIM mpson's Pun.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27
THE HAYES IILDEN CONTRO-
VERSY.

81 remember the quiet intimidation
of the presence of the troops" said MIR.
German. He had great personal respect
for MIR. Mckinley and had no criticism
except that In his good nature he had
permitted weakness and inefiiciency In
the depar tments. Weakness, l say" re-
peated the Senator. "1ime alone can
reveal whether there has been anything
worse.' He was asked to have confidence
in the Chief Executive. but he could not
forget that human nature was weak.
Mr.. Iillmap asked If the Philippine
rebellion could not he put down by vol
unteers, and Mr.. German said he saw no
reason why 1t should not be. But this
was not the desire. The wish WAS To
have more shoulder straps and more men
to wear them. MIR. German declared that
under the present head of the army a
proper Organization of the service could
not be effected.
MIR. IiIlman said. Then there is moth,
ing in the bill to prevent recurrence OF
the embalmed beef scandal"
MIR. German passed of the question
lightly, saying he knew little about 1t
Mr.. Tiliman-"N None of us know any
thing about it yet perhaps; but there l.
SO much of it in the air we can smell 1t.
Mr. German replied: 1.-The Secretary
of War is a much abused man. He IL
not responsible for the department ia
which that scandal originated, q depart
ment in which the officers are appointed
for life.
On motion of Mr.. Hawlsy 1t was agreed
that when the Senate adjourn 1t be
until II O'Clock on Monday morning. AT
ter passing AZ pension bills the Senate al
O. 30 adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27

large poWh VII th5 ho1th CoSbp VI kuc
and Of Negros, which has already hoisted
the American flag and announced it's
allegiance to the United States. Negros
Is 100 miles long and has q telegraph
line running around the coast to Essa-
lante, a town of over 5000 Inhabitants on
the east side. This, It Is also expected,
our forces will occupy at the earliest
possible moment, giving US control Of
the whole island with tslsgraphic COM
munication between all of its important
towns. From Esoalante the cable con-
tinues south across another narrow
strait to Cuba, fertile by very narrow
island. 100 miles long. There 10 land
line across this island to Csbu City, the
capital, a town of 81. 900 Inhabitants and
here the telegraph system stops after COW
ering two thirds the length of the archi-
pelsgo north and south. There are still
great islands AT the south of this point
-Masbate, so ,uiles long. MindanAo,
which Is 800 miles north and south by
200 milos east and west, and Pstxwan,
which Is about 300 miles long. Each
of these islands has important cities
which must be occupied, but which 1t
will take a long time to reach at the
present rate Of progress OF the campaign.
None Of these islands, so far as known.
have any railroad system except Luzon.
In addition to It's railroads Luxon has
three long lines Of telegraph, SAmar. .
large island on the sxtrsne east Of the
archipelago, which has never yet bseu
mentioned In the press dispatches, is 1856
miles long and has 43 towns with total
population of $1,000. With al these
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-27

points to occupy 10 is pointed ont that
Dswey's anxiety to get hold OF the Ore
uon IL entirely reasonable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-15

The humorist's assertion that talk
IA cheap, women half price. seem in
the whirligig OF time to have brought
in It's own revenges. At the recent in
ternational council Of Congregational
lists. every speaker exceeded the time
allotted him. thus encrceching upon
the privileges Of his successor. At a
subsequent meeting OF a state fedora
tion of women's clubs, only a single
speaker overstepped the limit of time,
and the exception was a man!