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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

WIN Compete with oxford and Cambridge
In the Great Race THIS Year


Ncw York Luiy 1.-The Yaic-TIar-
ward Athletic tSam, which Is To compete
with oxford and Cambridge sailed to-
day on the American liner -. Louis
for England.
dillon.
The men were giycn an enthusiastic
farewell n the dock and woro accom-
painted % England hy over nfty Yale
anu Harvard men, who gu 60 cheer on
lhclt team. OF the team thirteen are
from Harvard, and ninc from Yale.
An The men selected were ON board.
captain Roche. NJ the Harvard Contln-
gent one W the i01-yard men. said be-
fore sailing;
w" nru going oycr confident that we
are going 20 do we'll both Burke and
Quiulnn urn on board and I do not an
u'lputo having trouble on their nc-
count The men Hrp an anxious to get
90 work. and while cannot say what
the result viii be- I cun say that we are
t'lnE iu mako % good showing. This
u'llri l7 shared hy ull tho men and we
uI' going Zoo 90 DO work which I think
o."
james %. Lnthrop. trainer Of Har-
wards men said
tA ".'N "N lIfH'ul NiN IN NuNi
hgillh lul show the result or training.
pi 'ourFn the majority ~ them have
never been across the pond. and the ef-
t.'t " the trip on them ls a matter for
tprculatlnn, believe thcy Will be- back
~ form in few days. after we get on
laihd nrain. n they should suffer from
ihr effects of the ocean voyage II viii
hhnllch' uH. but that iH one of the
lnlhEH we cannot help. We are going
direct 90 tlrirhtuu tVt.r, a.. ar, 800.
until the gaines Tho result ROMANO 10
uc seen. but You may rest assured that
ashamed"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
TONS OF GOLD AT DAWSON.
More Than 100000 worth-No
Gold on copper Riycr-i0 MILES
Of Copper at Williams Point.

san Francisco. July "a special
from Seattle says;
Gold dust was pouring Into Dawson
when the Humboldrs passengers left.
They allcgc that on the morning Of
June 90. a pack train of 20 horses. each
animal carrying 200 pounds OF gold
dust. arrived from Eldorudo creek.
There were two tons OF II, worth fully
t1.O0O.00o. II IL said that eleven Of the
horses were weighted down with dust
from one claim.
Another Dawson party has arrived
from the north today on the Dlrigo.
Joseph Putruu and Henry Berry had
Jointly 200 pounds OF dust Aside from
this no one man had TO exceed 80
pounds. The total on the vessel was
about 100000
The city of Topeka IL close behind
the Dlrigo with considerable more
treasure.
Richard EmmonH, ]. onham and
Orln n. jackson sought 20 reach the
Copper river section from Dawson and
came near starving 60 death. They
were making the journey for the North
American Transportation and Trading
Co. Their Indian guides deserted and
the men were left for ten days,
Men have reached Dawson from Cop
per river without gold. They say they
explored the rivers as FAR north na
Helisland In the Arctic ocean. but
found nothing.
a TOWNSHIP has boon located about
20 miles from Selklrk
4 copper vein with outcroppinga
which have been traced distance OF
sixteen miles. has been located at
Williams Point by a san Francisco
syndicate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

Gov. nogg's ohuchie At the Way lie Did
up Tammany.

New York. July 5.-Ex-Govcrnor
James 8. HoFg OF Texas who stam-
pcded the Tammany Fourth u July
mass meeting FOR Bryan. said last
night:
u did not know there was a Van
Wyck boom on. ala not expect to
attend the meeting az all. much less
TO speak. You know what those
1--WE minute cxtcmporancous speeches
are. A fellow never gets a chance 10
say an he wants 20 say. and what he
says Is more than he wants 10 say.
what want 10 say is what's the use OF
q meeting anyway ! feel very kindly
toward Tammany. It's leaders have al
ways shown me the utmost courtesy
and cordially. Therefore, I don't
want anybody 20 think that was nnN-
ioua 10 get an opportunity TO spoil n
Tnmmnny meeting. Nobody told me
anything about Van Wyck and how
could be expected 10 know What got
me was the way the boys hollcrcd when
said Bryan. There ~ no Use talking
Bryan and Stone arc the men for 1900
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rener gu the Philippines.

Chicago, July "a special to the
Tribune from Marysville, Mo-, says,
Ex-senator PETER OF Kansas was The
principal speaker at the Fourth OF July
celebration In Marysville He said In
Scarcely had the smoke OF battle be.
tween Americans and Spnninrda blown
from over MANILA when Thai part OF IN"
earth began 10 show algne OF American
prosperity and order. Everything went
along smoothly until some OF our sol
dlefs were fired upon By contain ruf.
mans. II Immediately became our rov-
ernment's duty TO defend the lives OF
our soldiers and the honor OF our coun-
Wy ana To secure ana preserve peace
and order.
When that has been done we can
md time 10 dispute among ourselves
ABOUT minor questions OF government.
but not before, Those who oppose this
poucy toll us that We are violating tho
principles OF the Declaration OF indie
pendenco by enforcing our government
upon a people without their consent.
WIN you turn open the doors OF our
prisons and turn out all the men who
are lncarceiuted there against their
consent? This country originally be-
,onsed To the Indians. Did the white
nnh permit the Indians to burn and
hul. To restrain him would be 10 gov
'Fn him without his consent
we were dealing directly with Spain
mo when the Spanish fleet was gunk
uhd Manila captured the phillpplnos
ZANE INTO our control under the inter
national code, ana we became directly
,ssbonslble for Them and the acts Of
unelr Inhabitants IN the eyes OF tho
World They are ours TO dispose OF nd
nnueh as any territory OF this milton
s s VI the administration refused 10 put
IUoWNn that rebellion Il would be as dere,
si m us duty as II would be II IL
s san.a 10 nut down rebellion In Mis-
'ouil or Kansas or Texas"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

A GREAT FUTURE FOR UTAH.
Our state WIN be Great Center of
Population, while New Eng
land win be Remote.
Special Correspondence.

Marlborough. Mass, juno 30. 1891
For many years It has been my Gus
tom aa occasion has arisen. TO write 10
newspapers In various states. NV
letters have occasionally appeared IN
leading New York papers. and may be
found as far away as Arkansas and
Colorado. When l consider the priynte
correspondence, ana the travels OF NV
immediate family I ind We hnve
reached great many states In the I'm.
Ion, nH well as Canada and Mexlcoo
ana set | feel that l know but little OF
my native land. ! was born In salem
In this State, but I feel little acquaint-
ed with New England. though I have
visited the six p y. States.
In 1861 / was called TO England on
business, and was absent fifteen weeks
mostly 10 London, In 1865 I went
again, for four years. l have spent
much time In Manchester and Liver
pool, ana have visited birmingham.
Nottingham, southampton. Llandudno
and other places In Wales. Bridlington
on the German ocean; and the English
Lake district, know little OF the vast
British empire. l have seen ireland
from the decks OF steamers. but have
never been In Scotland. while feel
pretty wen acquainted In England ana
Wales In 1870, was married
Ia Manchester cathedral. and remem-
bor that once, standing IN front OF the
old church, I felt a strong desire thai
at some time I might consider the sub.
jcct OF nectnrluniam iu America. An
my life ] have been very busy man
but l think the Church OF England yyas
formed on the simple basis on inde-
pendence "of any foreign bishop." Jniv
ith, lt16. we began the American rovs
ernmrnt though u really dates bnck Ia
tho compact signed by the pilir.lr,s
Nov n, 1920, o. 3. at Proyincetoyn
Cape Cod mot Plymouth. NVo hny"
vast many sCcts OF forsis,,,
growth, which may be considered oe,
shoots Of the Church OF Rome. Vybinh
has grown amazingly with us All I'M
century, Is U not time for us Ia CO.
slider the position that IN the cop,tn,. |
century must De assumed by the Ans |
can ehurch-also It's relation 10 ~ |
Church " Rume2 '"e |
In writing my first letter TO a It,.h |
newspaper / have felt called upon ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

Denver Colo, July 5.-Tho state
board " arbitration mot this morning
10 consider the Hmcltpr strike. The
Hmeltcrmen'H union was represented
hut no representative OF the amolter
mnnuECrs was on hand. However, Just
az the board was ndiuurnlur cN-Goy.
Grant chairman " the operating COM
mlitro OF the trust, appeared and an
hgunced hr would be present at this
afternoons session.
Attorney General Campbell this
morning Informed tho board TINT IL
had power TO enforce the attendance OF
the smeltcr managers as witnesses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
Sad Fate Of Cornelius Wright, Who
Had Been Missing for Ten Days.
BODY DISCOVERED TODAY.
Was Found In n Creek Near Hunts
Nillc-Tho Deceased was well
Known sheep Wan.
speelal ID Doler.L rel.rrarh.

Special per Dcacret Telegraph.
brigham city. July GA sad fatality
has occurred TO one Of Brlrham's re-
spcctcd citizens. Cornelius Wright ioft
horc about ten days ago 20 goo to bis
Hhccp, three miles east OF Huntsville.
The herdcr knowing that be was CONF
inr ana as be did not arrive. went to
ogden and telophoucd 70 Brigham 20
PEE u he had started. fearing that
Homethlng might have happened him.
Brlgham Wright brother OF the uu-
fortunate, answered the message. stat
Ing that he had left nine days previous.
This created great anxiety. and n
gang OF men. led By our ahorln. 6. G..
Gordon. went on horseback to see n
anything could be found or the unfor.
tunate man. They searched Monday
afternoon. all day Tuesday. and on
"wednesday morning his body was
found IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
DAMAGES OF THE FOURTH.
Here IS Partial LIST Of VIA, was Done BY
Explosives
On the Nations Natal Day only Oa
cities Included what OF All
the He.u

Chicago, July 5.-Thc Tribune prints
statistics from slSty-two OF the prlncl-
PAL cities Of the nation. showing the re-
SUITS OF patriotic fever on July 9TH Tho
number Of killed reported T. three.
Injured 1914. Fire losses due to IRE
works. iii0.ioj. or the Injured 627 were
hurt by cannon frecrackors: ii3 by toy
cannons; 90 by powder explosions: 90
by aky-rocketa. 49, by guns and revolv.
ere. and - by ltray bnllota.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

Washington. July 5.-The following
cablegram has been received al the
navy department from Capt Merrill
Miller, commanding the naval trans
port Badger. which has the Samoan
commission aboard!
Auckland, July a.-Samoa nrutus,
sails Tor Honolulu, July O. Badger with
commission on 18th II nothing prevents.
MILLER.
II u expected the commission VIII
reach san Francisco about the tenth OF
August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

Washington. July 1.-The President
ms appointed Major Edmund Rice.
Third Infantry, colonel OF tho nrst
regiment TO be organized under tho
law calling out volunteers. This rcgI-
mont viii be known as thoTwcnty-slNth
Infantry, the President being author
ilcd TO recruit ten regiments OF lnfnn-
Try numbered from 20 60 30. Active
recruiting Will be begun tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

New York. July 5.-A dispatch TO the
Herald from Port Said says.
The latest news from the Olympia H.
that the ship stopped nj Colombo to en-
able Admiral Dewey to rccuperatc his
health IN the hill country OF Ceyion.
The Olympia, with Admiral Dewey
aboard, viii probably soon arrive al
sucz, and proceed TO the Dardancllcs.
the admiral spending short time with
che Sultan on the Boaphorus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

Mn In blasts u 200 pounds to each
charge, the last charge consisting u
600 pounds. Great flames arose over
the mountain and large volumes OF
smoke gathered. The earthquake was
felt more directly towards the east and
south. The shock was felt at Pueblo,
so miles away. but no damage re-
suited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
Ten Persons Injured in an Accident
on the Central Pacific.
COACHES LEFT THE RAILS.


Wlnnomucca. New. July 6.-Train No.
!. custbound. jumped the rails at a
point 40 miles east Of hero this fore
noon. Particulars Of the accident are
very mcagrc. The engine st@,ihe
track. y
a box car behind the engine kept rs
place, but the whole line OF day
coaches and Pullmans loft tho rails.
ana turned completely over. Ten per-
sons wcrc more or less injured. one
old lady Is reported to be ln a critical
condition. A negro porter had both
legs broken. So far as can be learned
no one was killed outright
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Elko' Ncvs July 5.-rassengcr train
No. 1 waa completely wrecked today
about three mllos from Elko. Several
persons received slight injuries. but II
is thought none were fatally hurt.
The wreck was caused by the rails
spreading and the urawhead OF the en-.
ginc pulling out The engine. one
freight car und the last passenger car
wre the only ones loft on the track.
Six ears. including the mail. bnFgage
ana express cars and three alccpers
were overturned and two day coaches
dcruiicd. Il r. a miracle that no one
was Killed. as there were quite num-
Der of passengers returning to their
homes from Fourth Of July celebrations
at different points on the road
Mrs. C. Slawson OF Grass Valley, and
Mrs. N. 3. Andrewu Of Eldorado
county. cal, both old ladies. were tho
most seriously injured, having sua-
talncd severe scalp wounds.
Doctors lett here Immediately for
the scene Of the accident and wrccklng
trains have been telegraphed for Tho
train crow ana passengers assisted tho
Imprisoned passengers out OF the over
turned cars aud everything possible
was done TO make OIL comfortable. IL
VIII take some time to clear tho
wreck.
The wrecked train was due IN Og-
den at Q o'clock this afternoon. and
passengers coming to Salt Lake were
due TO reach this city at 7;t5 via the
Oregon Short Line. ana 1865 .. m. via
the RIO Grandc Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
Rs,olutIonl.t fIom oaatemala.

san Francisco. July 5.-Josc Leon
CASTILLO. n rcvolutionist from Guatc-
mnln, who was once a candidate for the
presidency and escaped from the coun-
try after an unsuccessful revolt against
Bnrrioa, has arrived here. He recently
made an unsuccessful attempt 10 OBJ
tain permission 20 re-onter Guatemala.
His friends deny rumOr that he came
TO California TO plot against tho gov
prumput
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

jefferson CITY. Mo-. July blower
nor stephens today ordered a specini
election 20 be held on Tuesday. August
2ath, 10 nh the vacancy In the Eighth
Missouri district caused by tho death
OF Congressman Richard l.. bland
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

Il seems likely that his horse had
SLIPPED and thrown him TO tho water
and then fcll on him and caused hls
death by drowning, but go far Il ~ not
certain how death occurred. but Il is
suspected that this was the way. FOR hls
horse came TO camp with one stlrrup OF
the saddle badly used up. Tho deceased
leaves a young wife and four children
and a widowed mother and a whole
community Of bcrcavcd friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
FIVE TONS or DYNAMITE.
ehoeR OF Explosions In Colorado relt 30
Miles Away.

r,Jlthileago, July "a special TO the
'srrhhune from Victor. Colo says.
pla camp onset the Great pixies
Ioak illumination by an ARTIFICIAL
W. qaake' Five toms OF dynamite
were hred on the east slope OF Bun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

New York. July 5.--A dispatch TO the
Herald from Brussels says; The Hell
gia kingdom has escaped very strong
ahake-up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

Saratoga, n, Y. July 5.-Blshop John
=. Newman. OF ,hc Methodist Episcopal
church, ~ dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

nrlt,,p I, sending 10000 to 10000 More
Men rherc

London. July THE Pall NAV o. 10;
7aftr fhia afternoon says the feel''4p
of state for war the Marquis OF .i ii,,
doWnr. lu conjunction with lhg m ,l..,. ~
gbigfs has completed anangem'ns M
1rspatrh 10000 90 5000 troops ll y.
nrms no south Africa ln ne slrn' Va
m8tt.rs taking turn Tor the Wlr's'
Il b. added that alI the ngee. .s.,. ff IN
Inc dlatrlbutlon o, the troops On ms"
arrival
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

Washington. July 5.-The war AZ.
partment has received from Gen. Ola
ndyices regarding the negotiation mr.
eeding In Lugon between the spnnisb
commissioners and Agulnaldo looltlng
20 tue release or the spanish prisoners.
IL a fair prospect that these unfortu.
mates VIII be SGT free II not am Of them.
then certainly o large number. II Is moi
known whether the cnptiyes OF Tho
lorktown's crew are 10 be Included In
the prisoners 10 be released, but ID n
feared that, owing 10 their different
status, they viii be held by the lnsur.
gents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
BRYAN AND MKINLnr.
senator Jones Names the sest Presidential
Candidates.

New York. July 5-scnntor Jones Of
Nevada is quoted In an Interview as
saying:
''rhc Democrats certainly will make
a strong fight against trusts In the
next presidential campaign.
Just how the subject should be-
treated, l will confess do not know at
present. II Is difficult problem. II is
easy enough TO shout. Down with
trusts. but what are you going to do
about III
Take the one that Is most often
made the tarRot-tho Sugar trust
You go TO the members and thoy say!
Yes, we own all the sugar renncries:
We are Incorporated according 70 law
Now, win we pass a law that a concern
shall own only so much property, or
what shall we doP
What difference would II mako 10 ua
VI therc were thousand independent
femnerleH aud as many niddlemen?
, am ntronEly opposed To trusts.
inc exact remedy for the evil Ia not
tlehf 10 me. There would be no truata
u II were not for the gold standard.
prices"
Does the antitrust idea for Donna
cratic campaign issue mean that Bryan
VIII be the candldute2"
certainly, II will be Bryan and Nc.
klnley over again. That does moi mean
tnat the silver Issue shall be shelvod.
either. II win be rather overshado,yed
probably, by the nnti-monopolV mnvc'
lnent There are many people who
VIII never understand the currency
question. and In the face OF the een-
plance or prosperity tho silver issue
may be submerged FOR time. IL win
not stay down, however"
How n the Philippine sltuatIon "a
gnrded IN the Weatq''
IN california, whore all tho troopa
nave been shipped. the people have
made money out Of Il. and they yant
the Philippines. l think the ouestion A.
Meakening President Mckinley In other
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

} l. liz 80
JUZ NAWET W pierwszej
wardzie dawniejsl zwolennicy Mil
wauckiego KURYERA teraz sic 2
MIN kryja, wstydzac sic wobec
prawowiernych katolik5w, re i'm
TAXI szatanski cyrograf W dom
bYwa przynoszony.
PAN JAN HEREK przeni6s}
swoja %grocernia do w}asnego domu,
PREY. Z mel ulicy, naprzeciwko hall
Dramatycznej.
PAN LEONARD WATkOW-
SKI otworzy} grocernia W domu
pana J6zefa Drazkowskiego, ma do
tychczasowem miejscu p. Herka.
PAN MICHAk OWECKI
prowadzi obecnie salon W domu
.pana fedora Sikorskiego.
KOLEJ Wlnona and Western
przed}uzaja teraz do Rochester.
Prey robocie tel zatrudnionych by
10 az do tego czasu 50 ludzi z Wi
nony, pc najwiekszej czesci Polacy.
]OZEF C1EM1NsKI. spad}szy z
40 stop wysokiej KamienneJ CORY
lekko tylko sic uszkodzi}.
+. -
POLICEMAN nan Jak6b stani-
s}awski nodz;ekowa} "a sw6i urzad.
1oo7 s1rsvo1;zmv 10 " kazdvm : cza-
s;o l;od7 tv1ko zazada. hedzie ma
1850 ar.u+r
,onD,rD Daa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

WSZY
Nasz pod16zujecY
agent pan Antoni
Fabian bawi obecnie
" Milwaukee.
Student pan Stefan
kukaszewicz bedzie
W tych dniach jake
~podr6zujacy agent
Wiarusa w Cook
County, Illinois.
Pan Teofl Derdow.
ski obecnie agituje
ola Wiarusa W. IRON
wood, Mich, i okoli-
cy.
no Kto chce mice
ma NowY rok ilu-
strOwanY Kalen-
darz M%aryahski, MECH
sic p~ospieszy z pre-
sfanlem %przedp}aty
ma rok przysz4Y 1900
Przypomlnamy, re
podtug naszej .kon-
stytucYi trzeba VIA
rusa" koniecznie z
CORY op1acaG~
E% Gas juz "a
pisywaG sobie VIA
o ma n~adchodzacy
rok, naprz6d przese-
lajac %przedp}ate.
Kto przeSle nam
%ca}oroczna przedpla-
te ma ,,Wiarusa, "
kWocle $3.50 i dol9-
czy 5 cent6w ma por-
to p%ocztowe, temu
poSlemy W prezencie
Kalendarz MarYanskj
ma rok 1900 z.piek-
nemi obrazkaml.
Ia Wiarusa opfaca-
nego z dolu !zadamy
konieczn)e 2 do(ary
%rOcznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

ZnVsze muvyka W ZadOwOIOnym dOmu
@4IM5 - Ma 500 dolMowe pienino lt $3.50 ogany Izadko kogo saci
&%4HEH$#EMG@ ~ DOBRA SAMOGRAJKA. ba1dzo tMia. tz zab.wIi oAwesen.
AHH zyw acmohed ad Mii chonMuych Ora 900 atuaek,j jake yo No
sA#&TSMNWNs bic wybene sak .dbychs I .dwoo cd yh co doyccHs stem udo"ny
#S&A.ET6NI instrument muzyoy k pill, Wgai 6ht -. .-a,a.u s,no
Iyko 5000 w pkJ boe Presley saHoggkeA PresaneM, =
In %&M%Z >pe@m.A genimoga dob ez mbc tresacs ceyn ma khog d. &#$
k,e@g SSs standard Mfg. Co.,
as VESEY ST., NEW York: P. o. Box 1852:
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-23
RAILROADS
MAINE CENTRAL r. r.
lref. Nry. g IA
b Iea.r Flr.ltnIas IoIlows.

Trains ieaye f5r;lin as follows:
100 A. m. hos Prunswick, Bath Rockiand
Augusta, Wateryilc. Skowhegan, Lisbon Falls
lewiston lewiston, VIA nrunswicki Belfast Bangor
stephen via ysnceboro and st. John
$50 q. M; fos Danyille Jc, Mechanic Falls,
Rundord Falls Lewiston, Winthrop. Oakland.
Readneld, Nateryie. Liyermore Falls, Farm
ington and Phillip
ios5a;m. For Brunswick. Bath. Augusta
waterville and Lewiston via brunswick.
123o p. M Express far Brunswick. Bath,
Rucklai,d aud all stations on the Knox and
icoln division. Augusta. waterville, Fan.
gor, Bar hnrbor Greenvilic, and Houlton, via
/ 10 pm. Tor Mechani, Falls. Rumford
Falls. Bemis, DaEyille Jc.. Lewiston, Liver
more Falls, farmingtcn, klngneld, Carrsbas
set Phillips and Rangeley. Winthrop. Oakland
Bingham. Waterville aud Skowhe9sn.
c' ~ III. sssePSss Brn,wsk Az
land. Dover and foxcroft Greenville. Bangor
Oldtown and Mattawankeag.
F5 so m For srnnsw'cs X, gsth lisbon
J9nc,. Mechanic rals. Auburn and Lsxis.on.
m ga Nshi aSpfos' sysy ngWM ,s for
county via ,Qldtown, Machlas. Passport and
5, S1 81 TSea nd @a[ f. a John
and Aroostook county via vapceboro. Halifax
and The Provinces. The Saturday night train
does not run to belfast Dexter Dover ami
81. John
white Mountain Division.
$50 a. m. For Bridgton, Fabyans, BurIlng
ton laneaster. Quebec. st. Jonnsbury, 5hsr.
brooke. Montreal. Chicago st. Paul and Mime
apolis and ali points west
Las p. m. For sebago Lake, Cornish, Bridg
ton and Hiram.
$50 I. m. For Cumberland Mills, sebago
Lake; Brldgton, Fryeburg, North Conway, Glen
and Bartlett.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
7.20 a. m. Paper train for Brunswick Au
gu,ta. Wateryllle and Bangor.
1880 p. m. Iran for Brunswick. Lewiston,
Bath. Augusta, Waterville and Bangor.
HOO p. m. Night Express for ell points;
leeping car for st john.
Arrivals In Portland.
From Bartlett, No. Conway and BridgtoD. a23
q: IN. Lewiston an Mechanic Falls, a30 q m
Wateryille and Augusta, s.35 a. m Bangor.
Augusta and Rockland. 1918 p. M: klngheld.
Phlllips, Pennington, Bemis, Rumford Falls
Lewiston. 1920 p. m; Hiram. Brdgton and
Cornish. 800 p. m: Skowhegan. Watorville.
Augusta, Rockland and Bath, b.20 p. m st.
John, Bar Harbor. Aroostook County, Moose
head Lake and Bangor. 6.35 p. m. /; Rangeley,
Pennington. Rumford Falls, Lewiston, 5.45 y.
IN. Chicago and Montreal and all White
Mountain points. $40 D. M. from Bar HArbOr,
and daily from Bangor, Bath and Lewiston 10
a. m; Halifax. st. Jonn, Bar Harbor. Water
Vile and Augusta. $50 a. m. except Mondays.
GEO. F. EVANS,v. r. & G. NJ.
r. E. BOOTHBY, g. p. g. I. A.
Portland. Nov. q. 1898. noy24dd