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The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16
MoLINEUx ARRAIGNEO AGAIN.

New York, June l5.--Rolano B. MoIi-
neux was arraigned today before Justice
jerome In the court of special sessions on
the charge of causing the death OF Mrs.
Kate j.. Adams by sending poison to
Harry ). Cornish. Assistant DISTRICT At
torney Osborne notified Justice jerome of
the denial of the writ of prohibition and
the dismissal OF the writs Of certioria and
habeas corpus by Justice Beach in the
supreme court. Mr.. Weeks of counsel for
Molineux, announced that he would ap-
peal from the decision Of Justice Beach to
the appellate division of the supreme
court and Justice Jerome set the exami-
nation for June 2lst to enable Mr.. Weeks
TO take an appeal
After the proceedings before Justice
Jerome wers finished, Assistant District
Attorney Osborne went before Justice
Fursman. in the criminal branch of the
supreme court and got him to sign an or
der commanding Messrs Bate and Weeks
to appear In court tomorrow and show
cause why Justice Fursman should not
make an order resubmitting the Molineux
case to the grand jury.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16
BOY STRIKERS MAKE MISCHIEF

Holoyke, June l5.--The entire Lyman
mill plant including all the mills oper-
ated by the company in this city was
closed tonight primarily as the result of
strike which began Tnesday. The closing
of the plant throws 1900 men out OF am.
ploymellt all on account Of the striking
OF some thirty doffers. fifty ring spinners
and eighteen spoilers. At meeting of
the strikers tonight National Organizer
Mills addressed them and used every
means in his p1wer to get them to return
to work. The strikers, however, are for
the most part young boys and evidently
do not realize the gravity OF the -situa-
ton. They are divided among them
selves. some asking for tan others fifteen
and Others twenty cent increase.
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TRAINING SCHOOL GRADUATE,
JAIL BREAK Al MANCHESTER.

Manchester. N. H., June l5.-Arthur
Thomas, William Godbout, Louis Jacques
and Joseph Bouchamr, four young fell
lows committed to the county jail in this
city fol larceny and breaking and enter
ing, gained their freedom this afternoon,
between the hours of 4. &c and six O'Clock.
The fellows made the break from the
north corridor. through window lead
ing TO the yard, which is surrounded by n
fence twelve feet high. Ii il supposed
that the work Of saving of the bars must
have been in progress for several weeks,
inasmuch as the bar had besoome rusty
on the ends. Bouchamp had been detailed
as landing boy and his sole duty was to
look after the corridors and keep them
clean. 1t is 4 the belief that he did the
work OF saving the bars Turnkey
Ryan's principal duty is to look after the
bars Of the cells and windows but moth
lug had been deteored by him. He was
not at the jail when the break was made.
This is only the third break that has
been made in the last twenty two years.
The last one was made July 10, 1895,
when six men escaped.
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THE JEFERIEs-sHARKEY MATCH

Providence, X. l., June i5.-In an in
terview this afternoon, Manager Brady
said he hac received telegram from
Tom O'Rourke, Sharkey's manager, ask
log him to meet him at the Vanderbilt
hotel, New York tomorrow at p. M, to
ciinch match between Jeffries and
Sharkey. MIR. Brady said that on behalf
[ Jetfries he expected to dictate the
would insist that the battle be fought in
an eighteen foot ring. he did not care
where the match was pulled off whether
in California or New York, but 1t would
take place before the club offering the
largest purse. Jeffries win leave Monday
afternoon for California. lie will leave
San Francisco for New York by July 20
and join MIR. Brady in London, August / /.
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HOW BOSTON WILL ENTERTAIN
SAMSPON.

Boston, June 15.--The official pro
gramme on the arrival and entertain
ment of the North Atlantic squadron.
Rear Admiral Sampson, Commanding
was announced tonight but the accuracy
now depends upon how seriously the dense
fog off Cape Cod impedes the movements
Of the vessels on their way from Newport.
The vessels are due here late Friday after
noon on high tide. Saturday at 8 a. ~,
marines ami sailors will be landed at the
navy yard for the early parade ON
Charlestown's Bunker Hill day. Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday the vessels will be
open to visitors at certain hours, Mon
day afternoon being reserved for the
poor children of Boston. On Wednesday,
the fleet will leave the hRrbor. The
cruiser New York and the three battle.
ships coming here carry nearly 1000
men.
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t.-sazIne r'l ~ o'aao.e ~. .ou wy .o'ne,
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LAItiODE IN bhnSa'
The areat hanh ma zee AZ I'm nnrAff va that
n.h ,a,,t,s. =. .,I..r-.,, 49, ,,,.,, 4,
= = !" '"''suuo 70 e"o"se '"o 'ns'' az
matters o. dress. A carefui provision Is
made that makes choice Of wool or cotton.
bGsn 'Sf uhosr anu on'sr o,ot anu si.a 9ss
mel shirt with khaki trousers and leg
Hmf s, sSs iHsnan s,se az T.
worn by most Of me men their * perience
baviuR tauRhs them the undeeiranilltv Of
cotton when etiff breezes blow on man
whose clothing Is perspiratIon- soaked.
Though the thermometer rises 10 g6 to
g8 in midday. the nights in the field are
u comfortable cool and the men seldom
throw away their blankets. while sthe
heavy tiews make the poncho or ruhbsr
blanket the most valued article of the
soifierss eouin,nant Tha carnnnfon han
the is persistently miscaced a slouch hat
we cling TO, MANY OF the oliicsrs bought
at CoIoubo or Sinranore helmets Of NTH
or cork or fibre: some covered with white
oIoth. some with the frab Khaki. but rim
ming Through bnniuon thiokets or falling
over the rice dikes has mazda us ali oo
back 70 wearing ths NAT that we tried In
the Texas ohnparral or In the MULBERRY
thickots OF Montnng: tins hat that Rem.
inuton mas nsotnred. the one Gibson
siraked,' so aonur,,teIv ON his tsNo Hero .
A man can sIt on il. can lie down with
ID On. or. If the cantesn he emntv. can
knock In the crown and ain and drink
therefrom. Tommy Atkins Introduced us
to khaki and flannel hands. but he IooIxed
with lnnaing ewes on our drah hats
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE RATiONS.
IL ,s rarhans On tha ,,s+ ~ s,nrl,ev tur-
=.
nisneu py tine subsistence department.
that the greatest and best changes are
made Formerly the ration as issued for
field service varied greatly from the one
that company COMMANDER could draw
In garrison, but here in the Philippines a
variety Of food is furnished such as no
soldier of the '70's or sos ever dreamed
would be included in straight issue. "
Heretofore, IL a captain desired Co give
lis men such articles as eyaporated fruits,
prunes, split peas or conuensed soups,
they were bought by him from the COM
pany fund; but now the depot commits
sary turns such articles over to regi-
ments In great plenty. Fresh beef OF an
excellent quality comes from Australia,
as do also the potatoea Cabbage though
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DEWEY INVITED 10 BOSTON.

Boston, June 15.-The Boston Mer-
chants club has forwarded through SEQ
Rotary Long TO Admiral Dswey an invita-
ton to dinner to be given by that or
ganization after the Admirals arrival In
this country. With the invitation letter
was sent to Secretary Long with the re-
quest that he forward 1t to the Admiral
with his urgent personal appeal for its
acceptance Secretary Long has cabied
to Admiral Dewey. An answer is ex-
pected in about ten days. Secretary Long
has expressed - che Merchants club his
confidence In the Admirai's acceptance OF
the courtesy and his own intention TO be
present at the banquet
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A BURGLARS RECEPTION.

Manchester, June Is. EARLY this morn
ing Phileas Fontaine, the proprietor of a
cafe at Lake Massabesic was aroused by
some one in tine lower part of the build
ing. At once making. his way down
stairs and upon enteripg the room, man
confronted him. Taking heavy weight
from the scales he threw 1t and struck
his midnight visitor in the head at once
dropping him to the floor unconscious.
Iwo other men were noticed outside OF
the building, but were scared away.
Whether Fontaine killed his man or not
does not know, as he pitched him out of
the window and the two men took him
away.
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DaOUTH BROKEN.
The Long Expected Rain Come. at
Last.

Boston. juno 10 The long and serious
erauth throughout central aud northern
New England was apparently we'll broken
this afternoon by numerous showers ac-
osEpaaied by sharp lightning which de-
stroyed property In several sections. The
rain will hardly save the hay crop but it
VIII help out the market gardeners good
BIT. Very little rain fell in and around
Boston. although about three o'clock the
darkness compelled Artificial lighting IN
nearly every building and for few
MINUTES q serinus electrical storm was
looked for. The storms were chiefly to the
westward Of this city accompanied by
high winds. Rain barely touched Cane
Cod which tonight Is developed In fog.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16
FAMINE IN EAST.

London, June 10. -Advices received here
from East Africa show famine is prevail.
ing in the German possessions owing 10
the drought which Aiso.prevails alarm
ingly in the British protectorate. Hmm
dreds Of women are dying Of Starvation
and the residen whites are wholly nm.
able to cope with the distress.
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TROUBLE IN BELGRADE.

elgrade. June ia number of AL.
tanian hands assisted by 2O00 Turkish
regular troops are reported to have at.
tucked number of Servian villages In
Jaylonltz district. 1t is added that q
large number were killed and wounded
on both sides.
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AMERICAN BUILT BOAT LOST.

London, June 15.~-An irresponsible
news sheet publishes an alleged despatch
from Saratow, Russia. asserting that the
Niagara, an American built steamer, was
wrecked in the riysr Volga during a
storm today with a loss of i2u lives.
There is no confirmation OF the statement
however, from any other source.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16
DIAMONDS-INSTALL MERTS.

WE have a large assortment Of Diamond
w Rings. Pins, Ear Rings ana Scarf Pins,
all good quality ana perfect. This is a very
easy way to buy Diamond as we make the
payments so by that you will not miss the
money. MokENNEY. The Jeweler, Monu-
ment square. febedtf
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A DKGREE FOR CANTON.

Washington, June Is. The French am
bassador, NJ. Cambon, is about to recaiy e
mere from the University Of Harvard The
deHres or LII, D.. In recognition OF the
distinguished public services he performed
10 the negotiations which restored peace
between The United States and Spain.
The comforting Of the degree occurs on
the 2Sth.
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TO LEr-Niceiy furnished front room. large
= and airy, IN good quiet location, near first
class boarding house. Is GRAY ST., between
Park ana State. lei
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NIT AND WISDOM.
A Depressing Creature.

n DNHH NHSfAfA NHNHNuFGs
"I think have found out what an Opt.
mist Is -
"What?"
"He is man who has found out that
he can worry more people by irrational
cheerfulness than by irrational gloom. ~
Chicago Record.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16

It's mistake to imagine that itching
piles can't be cured; a mistake to suffer
day longer than you can help. Doau's
Ointment brings instant relief and per-
manent care At any drug store, 30
centS
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16
SPANISH COMMISSION GOES TO
MANILA.

Madrid, June l5.--In the Chamber of
Deputies today, Gen. Polayieja an
nounced that the Spanish commission at
Manila had gone TO confer with Aguinal-
10 garding thu Spanish prisoners in the
hands Of the Filipinos.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16

ITO LE1-On Elephant Avenue, Peaks Island /;
Dicely furnished cottage Of six rooms,
location and everything all right Inquire OF
J. r. SANFORD on the Island. or Of G. Il.
ROLLINS, Westbr0ok. Me. f51
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cAsroRrA

Bears the signature of cHAs. H. FLErcaER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
Tie Kind Yox Haas AE.gays BoagAk
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We have not heard that poets rave over the
virtues of Ponds Extract, this is left for mora
prosaie people to do.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16

FOR RENT-About May lst house No. 60
Gray street. Nine rooms beside halls,
bath and store rooms: hot and cold water sci
tubs. furnace heat; with good yard room, All
in irst class border. Enquire ut "a GRAY
STREET. morning, noon or night. 3tf
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16

WTE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, on will re-
ceive the same at our auction rooms for
sale on commission. GoSS & WILSON,
Aueiioneers, l54 Middle street. corner silver
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 ,OST--Ladies' gold watch and chain in CEN
~ trail part OF city sometime Wednesday,
afternoon. Initials on watch and elian and long
neckenaln, suitable reward paid for its return
@ PORTLAND BEEF CO 336 Commercial ST.,
Portland. ie-A
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16

CoR SALE Look at this! New six room
house 6O00 ieet of land at Woodfords for
only Sl40l. This property never offered before;
mas bay windows, paZzas Sebago water sewer,
near schools stores, churches and street cars.
OAly $500 dollars down. balance S1t50 per
month. Z. b. DALTON. % Exchange street,
June9-tf
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WANTED--Bu rnhsm's Jellycon. In stock
w at III. s. Melcher Co.. Cohant s. Patrick,
The Twitchell-C hamplin Co., Chas. McIaugh-
lin, d. w. True s. CO.. w. L. Wilsonl& Co., Geo.
9: Shaw & Co., Patrons Cooperative Store,
Simonton Il Randall and jobt ers generally.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16

E0R SALE-New. 9 fiat block e rooms on
each haD on High street. everything first
class and strictly up to-date; finely finished
plnmbed and heated. nothing better; rents for
500 per year ); will pay over per cent net c.
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NOR SALE-Here's anotherl Elegant new
nine room house ON Eastern Promenade
for $4,000. Corner lot, sewer, Sebago, heated,
gas. bath, hard wood foor very slightly, bay
windows, and piazza. Only $1,000 down, balance
to suit you. c. B. DALTON, So Exchange st.
June9-u
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FOR SAIE-At Bethel. large two and half
story dwelling house with ell aud stable
ana ABOUT Two acres OF land, situated IN the
center OF the village and facing the common.
ciass repair, frescoed has cemenfed cellar
unaef whole house, Is heated by coal furnace
anu y supplied with running water from the
hnountalr. IS the residence formerly owned by
the late Robert A. Chapman and now occupied
~ Judge and Mrs. Foster. Apply to JOHN n
PROCTOR, Centennial Block al
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nor SALE Elegant new room house, cor
L ner OF Deerug Avenue and William St.
Open plumbing. hot water heat. architects
plans. corner lot. beautiful suburban home.
Price to suit and terms easy. G. b. DALTON,
rs Exchange street. June9dt4
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

WE have made speciality of clock repairing
w for years ana are perfectly familiar with
II in all OF its branches. Our prices are reason
able. Drop US a Dos tai and we will call for your
clock aud return If when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument
Square Portland ian12dtf
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NOR SALE-Two and one half story brick
mouse, situated No. 147 Franklin street,
iainllies house thoroughly built BY late owner
Is 70 oe sold ioi purpose OF closing the estate;
10y contains over 39uO square feet Of land. Ap-
f4-f
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FOR SALE Pilot boat Maggie" Address
= e. L. PARSONS, Box 1853. Peaks Island,
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NOR SALE-Read this. New two story
Il room house ana stable on Racklin street,
Deerng Highlands. for $500. lot is so 100 and
house has every modern convenience lines OF
cars almost at door, only $500 down, balance TO
suit Bring this ''ad" with you. c. B. DIAL
TON, bS Exchange street June9dtf
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1 AhE HOUSE. North Windham, Me. Now
~ Open for the season of 1899. Quiet loca-
ton. Supplied with unexcelled mineral water
Good bass and salmon fishing; desirable rooms !;
rates reasonable: correspondence solicited. L.
s. FREEMAN. proprietor. my27d4ws
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WATCHES GIN NSTALLMENTS,

Waltham and Elgin Watches A large stock
of new model Watches will be sold on easy pay.
ments at reasonable prices. All Styles. All
Prices. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler, Monument
Square. mar19dti
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NOR SALE at very low price. summer
II Cottage Of four rooms with furniture. very
pleasantly situated near the Breallwater, South
Portland, and within fifty feet OF the salt water:
would make fine clur house; must be sold It
once. Two hundred dollars takes It, Address
Cottage, 1875 Franklin st, Portland, Me-" tt
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COR SALE-New House on Richardson St,
very desirable. contains rooms and bath,
hot and cold water, wired for electric lights
Inquire OF A. l.. RICHARDSON, u Best ST.,
eering Centre, Me. jel2d4ws
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16

FOR SALE-London cart, has pole ana shafts
nne quality and style, cost $4,000 used
Twice, sell at less than half prices tnis Is bar
gain Tor any gentlemen that has use for it
BRADLEY & SMALL. 80 Preble ST i4i
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E0R SALE-Look at thisl New two story six
room house and 5000 feet of land in Deer
ing for $l400, only $500 down, balance only siI
per month; don't wait until some one buys it
away from you. @. b. DALTON, So Exchange
street. June9dtf
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Forty words inserted under this head
onewseh foe 70 esnts. each in >dsancs.
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Lame Side
Lame Stomach
Lame Shoulder
IlhlSQl'S Al0dYna Lllllent

II cures hftos burns bruises. It's withoutan equal
for cole, Group, crHinps aiarfho'
In practice. overwqrked muscles arc not uneoin-
mon, which Johnson's Nnodyno Linifnent relieves
promptly j. j. CASEY. Professional oarsman-
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FOR SALE-Safe, Dental Cabinet Secretary.
Han Mirror and other articles OF furniture.
Enquire at IL North st. I2i
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NEW ROW BOATS FOR sALE-Address II.
IN BIT OWNSEND. SO. Freeport, Me. my27u
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GUNNER B0ARD-Come protes sional and
- business people to The Fins. Ia. LINING
ton, Maine. and enjoy your summer in resting,
fishing, boating and driving; II has a record Of
first class old timed hospitality and that record
will be sustained. References exchanged.
Terms moderate. SO
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DOR SALE-An investment bringing in net
income of about IL per cent Two family
house, all rented 10 desirable part of city. APP
ply to GEO. I. EDWARDS. at the Williams
foot OF Green St, city. 12l
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WANTED-Summer boarders on farm,
w quiet place. high grounds, good view good
grove, high airy rooms, berries fresh from the
vines, fresh milk. eggs and vegetables. For
Mrther particulars enclose stamp for reply
Address BOX 49, Standish. Me. may 30-4
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DOCKET MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Osslpee N
H., situated at the base of Pocket Mt,
scenery unsurpassed by any In New England ;
table furnished with eggs, cream, milk, berries.
vegetables ETC., fresh from the farm Open
CRATE tires. Rates reasonable. HOWARD 4.
HARDING, Prop. 234
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INSPECTION WATCHES.

IL jewel adjusted Pat. regulator nickel Elgin
Silverne case, $500. b. W. Raymond II and
u jewel adjusted Is the bes. Railroad Watch.
These watches will pass the inspection. Me-
hENNEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square.
je9
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GUNNER BOARDERS-For ali summer: four
y or five adults can find good board, large
rooms pleasant lawn and piazzas. delightful
views OF river. mountains, and lntervale; seven
minutes from T. o., and r. X. stations, az
"HILLSIDR". Pennington. Maine. Lock box
672. my27dtf
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FOR SALE-Nice light driving team, horse
weighs about 1000 lbs; box buggy and har-
ness, in good order. Can be seen at 1913 CUM
bEkLAND ST, Portland. Me. 90
EoR SALE-Two story house and lot OF land
= OF about one acre, situated at Walnut Hill.
north Yarmouth. Handy to grocery store and
within five minutes walk of tbs Maine Central
II. X. station. Well located. Price low for
cash. Apply to GEORGE NJ. SEIDERS. 90 Ex-
change street. Portland. June3dtf
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HOUSES AND RENTS-FREDERICK s
IA VAIL. has the largest hist of houses fol-
sale and TO let of any real estate once in Port
land. His specially is negotiating mortgages.
collecting renfs and the general care OF pfop.
erty. Apply Real Estate Office, First Maternal
Bank Building. III
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For SALE-Sunny corner lot in Glenwood
Il Park, size 40 100 will be sold at Ereat
bargain IL taken at once. LLEWELLYN NJ
LEIGHTON. 50 Exchange. 1871
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WANTED-Burnham' Jellyeon has no equal
w for a desert. Flavors. Lemon, Orange.
Strawberry, Raspberry, Wild Cherry. In stock
at your grocer's. War souvenir Spoons sent on
receipt OF 4 trademarks sent to L. S. BURN
HAM CO., New York. Try 1t. Is fine. Ill
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FoR EXCHANGE FOR A FARM-Choiee of
several pieces of good paying Real Estate
ID City OF Portland, said property is well rented
and very desirable, all in good, condition. w.
p. CARR, Room g. 1875 Middle -streets 1871
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WANTED-A few more summer boarders at
" Highland Jersey Stock Farm; delightful
mountain scenery. beautiful walks and drives,
pure butter, rich cream, excellent table. Price
moderate: Write at once. W. IL. & f. b. PIKE,
Cornish. Me. 13-1
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.TTAdALoG FIGHTING WAYS.

A striking thing is.their almost uni
versally correct perception of the natural
advantages of positions. They invariably
occupy the military crest of q slope, and
their works have no marked salisnts;
they, however, go TO an extreme in the
depth of trench. Rarely is one found
from which aimed fire could be delivered
hence the disproportionately large losses
In support and reserves. 1t will be re.
membered that at Santiago our second
and third lines suffered severe losses, but
it was due to the fiat trajectory OF the
Spanish rifles mot, as is the case here,
unai med fire.
The insurgents are armed principally
with Mau sers, with small proportion Of
Remingtons of antique model; but their
stock Of original ammunition has run
low, and they are using cartridges of their
own reloading. This has been done in the
crudest manner, SO their fire effect is
much diminished thereby. They further
rob themselves, fortunately for us. Of
much of the real value of their arm Nv
using overhead unaimed fire. In other
respects, notably the use of volleys at long
range, they have made greas advance
since the war began: 1t Is not unusual to
have them open up at distances exceed.
ing one thousand yards. Recently the
regiments q yoleRfeers IS the Eighth
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WANTED--I am now ready TO buy all Kinds
w OF cast of ladies', genus and chiidren's
clothing. | pay more than any purchaser In
the city. Send letters to MIR. or Miss. DE
GROOT. 76 Middle st. maY24d2W-ifL
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WANTED-All Christian Endeayorer's that
w wish to make their expenses while ia
Detroit at the Christian Endeayorer's Conven-
ton next month TO call or address, j. s.
O'BR1EN, IL Brown street, Portland, Maine