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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
MAINE PHAR MACISIS
Will Hold Their Annual Meeting July and
at Portland.

The ninth annual meeting of the Maine
Pharmaceutical Association will be held
in Portland. July and !.
There will be a business meeting Of tho
association ON the evening Of the 18th an
on the following day the members will
20 to the Bay of Naples Inn, the new
hotel recently constructed in that town.
A full orchestra and also Skillings and
Hatch will accompany the members ana
furnish entertainment. The entertain
ment committee consists of ID. w. HcSel-
tine. Bion r. Lane, G. NJ. FOllansbee, W.
IL. Norton and Charles y. Simmons. men
who know how 10 keep the programme
bristling socially. The following is the
list of subjects that prizes are offered for:
Relation OF pharmacist to physician
with best means OF rendering their rela-
tions more cordial. and of securing the
highest advantages TO both professions.
''What standard of knowledge of the
pharmacOpoea should be held necessary
for registration in pharmaCy?'
THE loss Of alcohol i'll the process Of
pcrcolation. by evaporation and by alb
sorption in the mass is one of the greatest
sources Of waste 10 the retail pharma-
clst" 4 paper is wanted on the best
means Of preventing this loss, with de
scriptiun If process and apparatus with
example of results.
"An outline Of study for the apprentice
"Best means VI advertising inside of
the drug store Cwindow ana store dis
PLAYS, cards. signs, ctcD'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
EXCITING STREET FIGHT
Between Syrians and Portuguese at
Lawrence, Draws Big Crowd.

Lawrence. Mass, June "a riot
among the Syrians and Portuguese il
this city was started, this evening"
shortly after o'clock, by a street fight
between a Syrian boy named Asig and
a Portuguese named Mells. The latter S
father came to the sons assistance.
and both were stoned by the Syrian.
The latter was compelled to take
refuge in Syrian store close by, and
several of his countrymen assisted
him in repelling the attack of Mells
and his gang of Portuguese followers,
which had by this time joined in the
fracas. The Syrians were also re-
inforced by members of their country
men just returning from work and the
hottest kind of "A general fight ensued
between the two factions. Clubs,
knives, stones and chairs We're freely
used.
The scrimmage attracted mill opera
tivcs on their way home and Valley
street, the scene of the encounter was
famed with an excited crowd of spec
tators numbering over 1000 persons.
The cry of police had the effect of
quclling the riot. Three of the ring
leaders were arrested and placed in
the patrol wagon.
An excited crowd of friends followed
the prisoners 10 the police station and
six Of the number, all Syrians, Were
locked up. Most of the prisoners
were subsequently released on bail. a
detail of police was placed in the
vicinity of the fracas, tonight. to main
! tain order.
| All of the participants We're more 81
| less cut or bruised but none fatally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
BRITISH OFFICIALS PUZZLED
To Know lust What the Jamaican Tariff Com
mission Is After.

Washington, June 2.-The British au-
thortes are rather at a loss to account
for the tariff commission from Jamaica
which will start for Washington with
in the next few days. Thus far no
word has been received from the Lon
don foreign office, although this may
come at anytime. In the meantime.
the status Of the Jamaican commission
is somewhat in doubt. as the govern
men officials here are not in the habit
Of recognizing colonial officers unless
they come to speak with the authority
Of the home government The state de-
partment has received some kilograms
from Kingston. but these have not dis
closed the authority of the commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
ESTERHAzYSlATEST
Is that He Wrote Bordereau
at Sandherr's Orders.
Abandoned by Army Heads He viii
Now Tell the TRUTH"
Release Of Col. Picquart Promised on Demand
Of Gen. Dc GaIIifet.

London. June 3.-The Daily Chroni-
Gle says that Major Comte Ferdinand
Walsin EsterhaZy called at it's office,
late last evening. Friday). with a con-
fidential friends, and, after declaring
that the time had arrived when the
whole truth should be told, although
hitherto he had kept silence on the
essential point, made the following
statements:
''The chiefs of the army have dis
gracefully abandoned me. My cup is
full and l shall speak out.
yes. Gaising his voice and glazing
arounG), it was l who wrote the borde
reau. / wrote it under orders received
from Sandherr."
Esterhazy, the Chronicle says. then
proceeded to explain that for months
before 1893 moral proofs had been OBJ
tanned of leakages which were only
possible through an officer belonging to
the ministry of war, and it was neces-
sary to catch the guilty party by ma
terial evidence. Hence the bordereau.
When asked what the chiefs of the
French general staffs would say to this
confession, Esterhazy, Struggling his
shoulders. disdainfully replied:
They will lie as they know how to
lie; but l hold them tight. / have
proofs that they know the whole thing
and share the responsibility with me,
and | will produce the proofs"
He then denounced the chiefs as "a
set of scroundels. who have abandon-
ed me basely," and added but at one
time they used to come to thank
Madam Pays for her assistance"
EsterhaZy asserted that, quite re-
Gently, the chiefs sent NJ. Laguerre, a
former deputy, to London with seduc-
tive offers to him to keep silence.
Now they are using threats" he
shouted. but | will not be deferred"
The Daily Chronicle got Esterhazy to
sign the notes Of the interview.
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PICQUART TO BE RELEASED.
Proceedings to &c Taken Against Gen. Mercitr
and Other Officers.

Paris. June THE Echo De Paris,
this morning, says that Gen. Zurlinden.
the military governor of Paris, has
consented to the provisional release of
Col. Picquart. who is in prison on the
charge Of revealing documents con-
corning the national defence, on the
demand of Gen. Marquis De Gallifet.
Several papers announce that pro-
ceedings will be taken against Gen.
MERCER. former minister Of war, and
other officers.
The arrest of Lieut. Col. Du Patty De
Clam who was. in 1894 charged with
the investigation of the first charges
made against Dreyfus, was ordered af-
ter the minister Of war, NJ. krantz,
had consulted with the premier, NJ.
Dupuy.
The prisoner, who is confined in the
military prison at Cherche Midi is
charged with forgery and uttering for
gerry 1t is not yet known whether he
will be tried before court martial or
a disciplinary court.
The Echo de Paris announces, this
morning, that the court of cessation has
virtually finished its labors in connection
with the Dreyfus revision. II says that
at the sitting, after three hours delibera-
ton, only six councillors have given their
opinions; whereupon the president Of the
court desiring 10 shorten proceedings
which threatened to be interminable. pro
posed a vote by yes or no on important
questions. is!f
Six ballots were then taken, and the re-
suit of the decision will be delivered
about noon today Saturday. 1t will
send Dreyfus to trial by new court
martial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
ARRANGEMENTS ALL COMPLETE
For Taking Dreyius to France on Lafayette
Prisoners Spirits Good.

Kingston, ia, June 2.-Advices re-
ceivcd here from Cayenne. capital Of
French Guiana, say that all prepare
tons have been made for transferring
Former Capt. Dreyfus, imprisoned on
Devils island. to the charge of officers
from Paris who are said to be coming
on board the French steamer Lafay-
cite, which, it is alleged will take the
prisoner direct from Devils island on
her return voyage to France.
The advices add that Dreyfus has
been in the enjoyment of good spirits
since he was notified that he was to be
taken back to France for the purpose
of undergoing a new trial. According
to these advices a water famine pre-
walls throughout the colony.
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BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Philippine Commission Gives
Its First Entertainment.
Chief of JoIo Will Love Americans If
$4,000 Subsidy Continues.
Capt. TiIeys Murder Avenged by Burning The
Insrrgent Town EscaIaatc.

Manila, June 2.-1110 A. M.-The
United States Philippine commission,
last night, gave one of the most brill
liant balls Manila has ever seen. It
was one of series Of entertainments
intended to foster friendship between
tn Americans and the natives. The
commission has the handsomeSt resi-
dence in Manila, overlooking the har-
Dor. The grounds surrounding it We're
Illuminated, while the house itself was
decorated with the American colors.
The newly appointed judges, Gen.
Otis. a number of other American Off
GERS and many wealthy natives were
present There was a display of gor-
geous native toilets and many jewels
worn, and the array of handsome wo-
men surprised the Americans. There
was a long programme of American
and Filipino dances, following by the
rendering of several instrumental Sc
lections. closing with The Star Span
geld Banner"
United States Senator Albert ]. Bev-
eridge of Indiana, who came to the
Philippines some time ago, has made a
fortnight's trip in the Southern islands,
visiting noilo. Ncgros and Cebu. Dur
of Jolo. who has 200 fighting men un-
der his command and who processes
friendship for America, which friend
ship he limited might be strengthened
bv the continuance of the annual sub
sidv Of $4,000. formerly paid by the
Spaniards Senator Beveridge will
leave, Saturday. He intends to traveI
in China.
Cen Smith has punished the insur-
gents at Escalante. island Of Negros
for the murder of Capt. Tilley of the
Signal Corps, who was fired upon by
natives under a flag of truce and cuI
off from rejoininG his companions OF
board the cableship from which he hac
landed Gen. Smith burned the towr
and killed a number Of members OF
bands of insurgents whom he found il
the neighbOrhood.
Three members of the South Dakota
Regiment were wounded at San Fer
nado in the encounter between insur'
gents and the American outposts.
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NOT NEARLY SUBIUGATED.
Gen King Says FiIipinos Will Cause Trouble
Praises Volunteers.

San Francisco. June Brig. Gen.
Charles King who returned home from
Manila on the transport city Of Puebla,
because Of i'll health, said in an inter-
view: -
THE situation in the Philippines is mos,
serious. The people Of those ISLANDS VII
kern m Il guerrilla warfare ana there Is
no telling when hostilities will cease
When they are whipped they retire to the
jungles. Subsisting on practically noth-
plies. 1t will necessitate a large force of
men to completely subjugate them Inc
war in the Philippines ls BY no means
The volunteers who fought in the
Philippines are a splendid Tot OF men.
capable and accomplished lighters. lhcy
behaved like veterans when under frc,
and there is no limit to their courage;
Their record in that awful country VIII
adorn pages of American history recently
made and yet unwritten.
Gen King will remain in the city Tor i
few days and then leave for the East.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BANGOR-June ?, ar. schs HOPE
Haynes. Bath; Sarah l. Davis. PaIa-
shall, Belfast; Julia A Berkeley. Bos-
Camden; Radian, Hardie, Boston; +
Baird, Boston; Josie Hook. Timer
Boston; Lizzie Z Hall, Phillips, Bos-
ton; Isaac Oberton. Trim. RockIand.
Cid. schs Lizzie q Rich. Rollins, New
York; Lulu w Eppes. Bonsey, New
Haven, Prince Leboo. Timer, Quincy
lumbar. Webster, Rockland: A J
Whiting, Wing. Tenants Harbor; L
Snow, Jr. Gray. Deer Isle: Sharon
Herrick. Rockland: Emma Green, Flick
Ct New York; Charles Cooper, Murphy,
Vineyard Haven for orders.
PORTLAND-June 2. ar, Sims Potts
willie. with barge Draper for Philadel-
phia; Manhattan. Bragg, New York
sch Golden Sheaf, Chandler, Philadel-
phia
sid. sim Strathmore, London.
BATH-June 2 ar, schs Annie f Kim
ball, New York; VIM II Davenport. New
York, NJ Haynes, Baltimore; g w
SID. schs Lewis II Gowars, Washing
ton; Kate McClintock, Boston,; J J Han
son. Washington; LugahO. New York;
Henrietta Emmons, John ID Paige, Phila-
relphia.
BOOTHBAY-June ., ar. schs d l. Stur-
gis, Boston; Carrie l. IIix, Rockland !:
James Freeman. Portland; Lincoln. do.
Sid, schs Addie. Bangor; mary + Whoorf
.CALAIs-June 2, ar, sch Decorra, New
York.
RED BEACH-Junc 2. ar. schs Judge
EASTPORT-June 2, ar. sch Velma,
I..-.-. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
Congratulations from Bangor.

Bangor. Me, June Right Rev.
Jas Augustine Healy, bishop of the
Catholic diocese of Portland. Friday,
celebrated the 2ith anniversary Of his
conservation; in this city the day was
observed with appropriate exercises
and messages Of congratulations We're
sent to him by Very Rev. NJ. c. O'Brien,
V. c.. and other clergymen in Bangor
ana other cities. In April, Bishop
Hcaly celebrated his 10Th birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
UNANIMOUS FOR REVISION.
Court of Cessation Are Assured of the
Innocence Of Capt. Dreyfus.

London, June 1.-The Paris CORE
spondent Of the Morning Post says:
The work of the court Of cessation is
practically finished. Each of the judges
gave his opinion, today, friday and
only formalities remain.
The councillors were almost unani-
mously in favor Of revision, and the
decision to be given. tomorrow after
noon, Saturday. will be even more
cncrgetically in favor Of Dreyfus than
was the report Of NJ. Ballot de Beaupre.
1t will declare that the Canaille de D
document is in now way applicable to
DrpXfuS"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03

o,-arage milk of the United
ne an+ains about u to Is per cent
81 StI total solids The principal solids are are
OF toer'' fat 81 per cent; casein' per
butter Lii, sugar, 5 per cent. There
cent I n,a Of albumen and half-hun-
is tIa se,ront solids, which vary with
dred nm ond season. but all of these
loca,lts would hardly make a notice
,hJe trace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Geo. Flynn, who had just been uis
missed from one of Uncle sam ho9
pitfalls, was in Ellsworth, THURSDAY -.
the way to Calais where his paren.
live. Mr.. Flynn saw service in the lio,.
test battle of the late war. he Waa :"
member of the 9th Massachuset.t,,
which was in the fight at San Juan mn e
AS a result of his service in behail "
his country, Mr.. Flynn carries ~
ugly wounds in his left leg below ~
knee and his foot is crushed. -.
= wounds in the leg were from Span',n
bullets. His toes were crushed VIM
on one Of the transports, returhh's
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
Winding Up Its Business Preparatory to Prob
able Adjournment. Today.

Boston. June 1.-The legislature was
not prorogued. today, although the end
Of he present session was almost reached
ana 1T is expected that tomorrow VIII sec
it's departure Each branch sat an da!,
h,,t while the Senate wrestled with state
problems of importance, the House in,
hinged in a hilarious mock session ana
accomplished little actual work.
me lIDpcr branch sustained the Gov
.rnnr in his veto OF the bill giving vet
Grams Of the Spanish war preference IN
the civil service list. passed inc rcSoiu,
lila, giving The Carney hospital $1,000 AMI
kilIcd inc bill continuing the publication
III fhc province laws Of the state;
These three matters took up the time
until o'cluck and then me senate ~
iourncd until tomorrow.
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PLACES FILLED BY ITALIANS.
Striking Grand Trunk Section Hands Are Out
OF Work for Good.

South Paris, Me, June 1.-The places
the Grand Trunk Road in this part of
the State, today, were filled with
Italians. a car containing several
deputy sheriffs was in readiness but
the strikers made no demonstration
against the foreigners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
STRANGE REFUSAL
Continued from page IL

Sloatsburgh and made frequent trips
in search of news to within five or six
miles of Nyack.
District Attorney Wyre, tonight, or
dered Justice Herbert of Garnervillc
to issue subpoenas for the witnesses,
in the examination of the Wilson's,
Monday. Arthur Clark, father of thu
abducted child, and Chief McClusky OF
the detective bureau, will be among
those subpoenaed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
COMMANDER Robe PLEASED
At the General Observance OF Memorial Day
All Over the State.

Portland, Me, June 2-Ex-Governor
ROBBIE who is the commander Of the De-
nartmcnt Of Maine Il. a. r., states that
he is very much gratifed at the Memo
rial day observance this year all over the
State.
There seemed to be greater interest
ana larger attendance Ut the services
than ever before, which is remarkable
the Grand Army are growing thinner ev-
cry year.
The next principal event which will oc-
CupN the attention Of the department Will
be the preparation for the National En-
campment, next September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
wOMAN's CLUB OF AMERICA
Will be Represented at Paris Exposition D.
Mrs Rebecca D. Lowe Of Atlanta Ga'

philadelphia. June THE council q
rraoa,.aI Federation Of Woman 5
I I,,, Of America began its session, to-
,,a, rho board of directors decided TO
Mrs Rebecca d. Lowe of At
,anto Ca. to succeed Mrs. Ellen M.
ID Ia H. as the representative of the
federation at the Paris Expositi2 9',,,..5
s The reports of the treasurer treas ar showed
y" ~ hand of $il55.l9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
CUBAN OFFICERS GREED.
They Demand SIS Each for Identifying Soldiers
Before United States Officials.

Havana, June 2.-Thcrc is much com
ment here over the fact that cuban o.
ficers have been demanding So as com
pensation for identifying Cubans, VINO
have been applicants for the so al
lowed by the United States authorizes
to former soldiers of the Cuban army
who surrender their arms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
How to Make a Dog Happy.

If YOU want to make friends with a
aog Won will find that there is nothing
that this animal likes better than TO
I,a,-a some one rub his ears. If you
IN take a dogs ears and curl them up
~ vo1lr hands and squeeze them
aortlv. YOU will make a canine friend
very soon. If the dogs wears collar
Van can add greatly 10 his comfort by
scratching that part of his neck where
the collar rests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03

Thirty-tiVc men Of Peoria, ILL.,, have
formed a club, and each member is
pledged to marry a widow. Fines.
penalties and explosions are provided
for violation of the rules. There is
no age limit on the widow and where
member marries widow with chill
drcn he receives a portion of the fund
accumulated through fines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03
DR.. A. NJ. AUSTIN DEAD.
Prominent. RcckIand Dentist Suddenly Passes
Away from Heart Failure.

Rockland, Me, June DIR. A. NJ.
one of Names leading dem
lists, died. very suddenly, this after
noon, from heart failure. He had been
ii for some time but was thought to be
much better. He was 50 years of age
ana his wife ana one daughter survive
him
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GIGANTIC BOND SWiNDLE.
erauduIen, Arkansas Bonds Discovered
May Run Into the Millions.

little Rock. Ark. June "A letter
of inquiry from the executor of New
York estate. addressed to the state
treasurer, has unearthed bond swindle
which already amounts to $i1o,ooo ana
which state officials believe may run
m into the millions. The letter IS from
VIM /. lacquer. The estate holds
1arrc block Of Arkansas bonds when
ore fraudulent.
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Mai r. n. RoIfe Inspector General.

Concord ~ H.. June 2.-The news
bss 'L rr9rbcd this ciity that Major Rohert
ii. Rolfc. inspector general, I. 5, v, STA
TONED at Havana. cuba 9ai ho pr GiTjs f57
nf WIN, yfrn Eris. Cen. oswald Ernst.
u. 5. n. relieved Major RolfG w, va
colonel OF the 1st New Hampshire Noiu"-
tccrs in the Spanish War.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03

Hawks have been seen to follow in
the wake Of a moving railway train, to
swoop down on small birds that We're
suddenly disturbed and frightened by
the noise. and therefore for the mo-
ment were off their guard
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Ordered TO the Philippines.

san Francisco. June Troops AM
+ Of the 18th Cavalry. recently Stallone r
in the Yellowstone park, nave nccn i u,
ID send them on the transport sheridan,
but as this vessel is in need OF repairs 10
her boilers, the City Of Puebla Will ,r"nf
ably he Iscd instead. Two companies o.
the 18TH infantry and Us recruits vii x
10 the Philippines on the city of Puebla-
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All DISEASES and

~" 7, Mon from whatever cause arIs'
and permanently enTe9 sa at h mem
nj, otie Peabody ,,are VouseL Boston, Estab-
8 Pg Chief S s5aa aMsya
.,sSicaI College, ~ letter or in person. The
SstTs rny ysa sg csn bit
Meeum OF medical for LX days Send for II now
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Pres. Loubert Wishes to RESIGN.

Paris. June 3.-Le PeupIe Franchise
says President Loubet. yesterday, an
nounced his intention to resign. but that
the ministers persuaded him TO remain in
office.
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Other Domestic Ports.

VINEYARD HAVEN-June 2. ar and
sailed. schs VIM Rice, Raritan river
for Portland; Bravo. Br, Ponce, = r.
via Provincetown to New York; Vic
torn, Bangor for Wareham.
Ar. sch Henry May, Norfolk for Port
land.
sid, sch Romeo. Br.
Psd. stm Harrisburg. Philadelphia
for Bangor: Mary Halves. bound east
NEW YORK-June 2. ar, sim Kaiser
Wilhelm II. Genoa etc.
Ar sch LyGonia, Port Reading for
HalloweH
Sid. sim Viscanan. st Johns.
RCSTON-June .. ar. stm Williams
port, Bangor for Philadelphia: John
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-03

Three-b base hits-Christian, Rice, Dear
born. Two-base hits-Kelloy. Passed balls
-Farweu . Bases on balls-Webb, AL
len .. Dearborn, Leahy. Hit by pitched
balls-AIlen, Dearborn, Haggerty. Struck
nuf-Bean Kelley, Williams. Double
nlavs-Corridon. Leahy and Hazelton.
Umpire Witham, G. G. /. Time, 2h., 3Om.
Attendance. 200
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WITH SUICIDAL INTENT.
Georae B. Hodgkins Of Bath. Shoots Himself
and Will Probably Die.

Rath. Me, June 2.-George =. IIodgkins,
aged 40 years. resident of this city,
shot himself in the head with apparent
suicidal intent, today. His death is eX-
,,erted
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circumstances Alter Cases. -

In case of dyspepsia, nervousness,
catarrh, rheumatism, eruptions. etc.
the circumstances may be altered by
purifying and enriching the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla Good appetite
and good digestion, strong nerves and
perfect health take the place of these
diseases. Hoods Sarsaparilla is Ameri-
cas- Greatest Medicine and the best
that money can buy.
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THE 24th A ANNIVERSARY
OF Bishop HcaIcys Conservation Celebrated
With Appropriate Exercises in Portland.

Portland, Me. June 2.-Bishop Healy
celebrated the Ath anniversary of his
conservation as a bishop today. There
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tagt Taylor Entertains Admiral Sampson.

Newport. r. T.. June 2.-Admiral Samp-
son was entertained at dinner by cap i
Taylor Of the battleship Indiana any
Mrs. III. {. Taylor, tonight