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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

what we need in this country OBJ
served the visiting statesman. leaning back
in his chair and lighting cigar, lis more
OF the spirit of 20
Got 70 right here." exclaimed his Ken
lucky host. dellghtediy patting the de-
canter. Bottled it the year of the Gem
tennial myself, sahr-Chicago Tribune.
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Thanlssoiyiuo Dinner.

The Thanksgiving dinner that is to be
given at 1895 L. Main street by the Indus
trial chapter OF Holy Trinity church. on
Wednesday. November 18th, Is to be
good old-fashoned Virginia dinner with
plum pudding" made from a famous
recipe The hours are to be from y TO
1. The ladies ask for liberal patronage.
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held a stronger grip upon the govern
mcnt Of that city than any democratic
leaGer ever held upon that Of New York
died Thursday in his seventy-eiehih year.
In 1856 Yale had permanent fund Oh
s21l11Sg. II is now S.sHS-9.
Yvette Cuilbert the actress. recently
submitted 90 an operation i'm London, by
which one n her kidneys was removed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
DIR. Uawthorne's Subjects.

At Grove-Avenue Baptist church to-
morrow DR. Hawthorne will preach both
morning and evening. Subject for morn
ing sermon: Christ Forgiving His Muir
derers:" evening subject: "A Rich Fool"
All who attend will also enjoy the sweet
singing Of MisnNye and Mrs. Rowe
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AFTER

A locomotive on the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern road recently made a
run of FIVE miles in three minutes. At
the time it was drawing eight passenger
cars.
The announcement is made from Han
over Kan, Of the marriage OF Hamln
Garland. the author, and Miss Tulane
TAFT.
James McManes, the famous Republi-
can boss OF philadelphia. who for years
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Conspicuous Bravery.

How did your friend ct his title Of
Colonel
by conspicuous bravery, sir.
"Was he in the army.
"No sir. He was a judge in Kentucky
election. "-Washinst star.
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Could not express the rapture of Annie
f. Springer. of 1925 Howard ST.. Phi.a-
deipha. Pa. when she found that Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
had completely cured BIER of a hacking
cough that Tor many years had made life
a burden. An other remedies ana doctor
could give her no help but she says oi
this ROYAL CIrc-'lt soon removed tle
pain in my chest and J can now sleep
soundly something 4 can scarcely re-
member doing before 8 feel use sound
ing its praises throughout the Universe
So will every one who tries pr. King
New Discovery for amy trouble of The
Throat. Chest or Lungs. Price soc. and
500. Trial bottles free at owen a. Minor
Drug Store: every bottle guaranteed.
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Fur Coliarette Lost.

A sable fur collarette. valued at $50
has been lost by Miss May Handy. The
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Icing worked Nd by Serxeant Tsualnssa.
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Gets "A Thousand.

BY the will OF the late Miss Ellen ID
Parrish. OF Culpeper. the Home Tor In
onrables, Of this city, receives beQues'
Of $1,000. I---a-A----
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pox,r NEGLECT COUGH.

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pure Pine Tar. Horehound and Wild
CHERRY. II stops the cough and prevents
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
ORRlN b. SWEET MISSING.
A Falmouth Forcside Nan who Has No.
Been Seen since Thursday.

Tho police have been informed that Or
rim b. SWEET, who lives at Falmouth
Foreside. has heen missing sinoo Thurs
day. He Is the bookkeeper Tor b. ID.
FaInworth. On Thursday last Mr..
SWEET. who had been working hard. COM
PINNED Of not feeling well and was al
vised 20 see physician. He left the
office and SINGS that time he has not
been seen by any of his friends. who are
alarmed regarding him. Mr. SWEET Is
about 80 years old, weighs about f4o
pounds and is about feet inches tall.
He has small dark Tnustaohe and dark
hair. He Is married and has one child.
Ii is supposed that Mr.. SWEET is suffer-
ing from some mental trouhls brought
about by his illness and has wandered
away among strangers. BE Is valued
employe of the firm which he served and
there ia no explanation as to why no
should have left home except that of H.
ness.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
A GAY SCENE.
Brilliant n. ccption at the Cum berIand
Club Saturday.

The reception tsndered by the Cumber-
land club to the ofiicsrs of the North At
'antic squndrno. Saturday afternoon, was
one of the pleasant events of the pleasant
visit Of the fleet. The SPACIOUS house Of
The club on High street 10 admirably
sdap ed to large gatherings, espe cially
II the summer season, for in addition to
the large rooms inside the mansion there
IS In the rear lawn of ample proper.
lions. To meet the offlcers of the squad
re n the club had extended Invitations to
several hundred ladies of the families of
The members and their friends. Shortly
after three, the hour at which the recsp
zion commenced. the guests began to ar
-ive. and from TINT time until after six
High street between Congress and Spring
presented an animated scene. Ladies
m gay toilets were constantly arriving
and departing and mingled with the
black clothed men of civilian life wsrs
officers In the blue and gold of the navy.
Inside, the house was made gay with
flowers, palms, ferns and bunting and on
1.-The lawn. where large tent had been
erected, there were many more dsoora-
! lions. 1t was here that the delicious
lunch WAS served. Tho scene was brill
liant one and it has been many years
since reception given In this city has
been more enjoyable. The olficers of the
feet attsnded In large nun bars AMI in
ell I've hundred guest enjoyed the hospi-
tally of the club. The reception COM
mittse was composed of the president Of
*he club, Mr.. Horace Anderson, General
Francis Eessenden and DIR. s. @. Cor
don. Appropriate music YVES furnished
py the orohestsa of the Portland band
nnder the leadership of Mir. William Il.
chandler.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17

and the brotherhood Ct Railway Train
mon, this last order including tho brake
men,. switchmen, haggagemasters, yard.
men and others employed in miner ca
pacities 1t will be noted that the fedora
tion does not include the engineers or the
freight handlers. But both organized and
both have differences with their employees
which they have lately been trying to
have adjusted without success, SO that
their sympathy, at least. could be count
ed upon In case Of a strike ordered by the
federation. On the Eoston a. Maine
road the engineers have joint schedule
with the flrsiren. which would call eth
er body out in case the other struck. On
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
abont half the. an Rineers ara also members
| pf the brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men.
The traokmen are now organizing, and
the freight handlers are already well or
ganized.
Every organization of employees on the
Boston g. MAR 3 road made effci is In the
| month of june to have their grievances
adjusted, but there was little satisfac-
ton givsn in any case. The alleged treat
inentcf the Order of Railway Telegraph
ers By the officials of the road will serve
ms an example for them all. A commit
tee Of three men from this order waited
upon General Superintendent ID. w.
Sanborn on June 30, and presented to
him for his consideration a contract
drawn by the order. He declined to con-
slider any contract or any advrnoe in
wages ana the next day the committee
took the case to Il. A. AIcKinnon, gen.
eral manager, who also refused to consider
the contract or even to read 1t. Mir. Nc
kinnon said that the only complaint that
could be made was in the matter of sala-
ries. and he said that was a matter the
road was considering and would adjust
iE individual cases as fast as ths earnings
OF the road would permit. Ths commit
tee put forth the assertion that the tele-
graph operators especially got too little
psy, but MIR. MaoKinnon said that was
al matter Of individual opinion. An APP
peal to President futile was also fall
urs, he practically refusing to recognize
the order as such.
Having exhausted all the usual prelimi-
naries In such cases, q vote of the menu
bers was then taken. with the result in
favor of a strike. Even a two-thirds vote
in favor would have been sufficient to in
sure the next step. This is to notify w.
". Powell. president of the order, of the
result Of the vote. President Powell Is
now at his homo in Peoria. ILL.,. and it
is not known just when he will call the
meeting of the. Federated Board in Bos-
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The regular season at the bicycle fact
DRY after the shutdown, will begin Tues
day, July IS. Work promises to be very
brisk and larger number of hands will
be employed than heretofore.
The adjourned quarterly meeting Of the
South Portland Cooperative association,
win be he Id in the banquet hall Of Bay
ard lodge, h. of p, Wednesday evening,
July 10, at 80 O'Clock.
The Social club will go to Higgins
Beach today for a weeks outing. Mrs.
j. +. Merrlman will entertain and chap
eron six of the club, while the other six
will stop az the cottage of Mrs. George
Small.
The Universalis5 Sunday school of
South Portland will go on their second
annual picnic on Wednesday of this
week. 1t is expected that there will be
a large attendance.
The elegant summer cottage Of Mr..
Craft at Bowery beach is nearly compist-
ed and the family have already moved In.
The cottage Is one of the finest on the
Cape shore.
Miss Margaret Marshall of Chicago and
Mrs. Mae Sanborn of Concord, N. H.,
ara visiting MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Elliott,
Prsble street.
Prof. and Mrs. r. A. Parker OF the
Heights, are at their home ON oreen
street for the summrr.
Capt. Young left for Mystic, Conn !,
Thursday. He is master of the schooner
BeIina.
Charles P.Willard and family of School
street, Willard are stopping with Mr.and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Taylor on the Hanna ford
road, Cape Elizabeth, for few weeks.
The new house being built for Capt.
Nat Gordon near his fine residence on the
corner Of Front and Dyer streets. Is rapid
ly nearing completion. The house Is hip
roo:sd with all modern conveniences and
improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Kent of Colorado
Springs, COL, are being entertained for
few days at the William Brown cot.
tags. at Dalano park.
WILLARD.
The entire graduating class of the vii.
lard Grammar school, Miss Pilisbury
teacher, have received their cards of ad-
mittance to the sSouth Portland High
school They are: Frank Files, Ethel
Armstrong. Coroana GRAHAM. Albert
Dll0t, Ada Dalot, Ed.th AllaE, Mary
Fang, Thomas Pagan.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
THE POLICE COURT.

In tie Municipal court Saturday morn
ing, William Marston, Wilson Russell ard
Frank Welch were each fined So and costs
for intoxicaticn AMI Michael B. Sullivan,
SO and costs. Victor Petrczzoli, for an
ASSAULT on Angela Assall, pail $40 and
ooste.
Henri; j. Iesssrd was fined 500 and
costs en- a scarce Gnd seizure made at SOB
Congress street which he paid, and
William Coleman of 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
who was tined like sun, appealed to
the superior :ouet .nG gave Londs.
TIE casss 3s Willie Geksan, the beggar,
whose sign saiS he vas blind, was con-
tinreS unt.i Monday and that of Elmel
IL. Des.rblIi alleged TO Lave stolen some
Ia ilk FROM Isas.c II. johnson, until
Wednesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
BIG STRIKE THREATENED.
BOSTON and Maine Photographers Said To
BE at Odds with Road.

A Boston despatch 10 the New York
Sun says:
TIE labor troubles on the Boston 8
Maine and New YORK, New Haven s.
Hartford railroad systems have reached
q stage where general strike seems
probable unless the arrangements OF the
roads reeede from their present positions.
The strike would Involve from IL. go to
10, o o emplcye, and II successful would
result in complete tie up of both sys-
TENS. -, ..
TITO Order of Railway Photographers is
responsible for the present phase OF the
situation, In seeking the adjustment Of
what the memters consider grievances
But the employees of ether departments
also have grievances. aud win probably
aid in general movement to put the
railroad employees of New England In q
mote favorable situation. Many of the
big roads of other parts of this country
and Of Canada have already adopted
practically the same soheduls OF prices
that the New England employees are seek.
lag TO have adopted.
The principal demands of the telegraph
era ara Tor a minimum salary of 50 day
and for q days work OF u uxed number
Of hours, with pay overtime. 1t Ia assert
ed that at present many IEen who should
be classed as photographers get as low as
from $50 to $40 a month and work from
. O'Clock IN the morning until late In
the evening.
The employees say they are willing to
submit the whole matter to arhitrati on,
provided the railroad companies will
agree before hand to abide by the deci-
sion. The management Of the New York,
New Haven s. Hartford and OF the Bos-
ton 81 Maine roads refuse to recognize the
organizations OF employees, to sign con-
tracts or to trsat with them in any way,
though they say they are willing to taxa
up individual grievances. The men say
tEls method is not q success, from their
standpoint.
kfforts by the Order of Railway Tele-
graphers to have grievances adjusted
having met with no adequate result, the
next step was to get an expression OF
opinion as to the advlsability of strike
from the tslegraphers employed on the
roads. Those on the Boston s. Maine road
are practically unanimous in favor of a
strike The vote has not yet been taken
on the Consolidated system The next
step will be to lay the matter before the
executive committee OF the American
Federation of Railway Z mployes. This
body will then try to arrange conferences
with the managers of the roads involved,
and falling In settling the trouble. as
they probably will, this federation body
win then consider the adyisability of
ordering a ,Tike. This federation In
cludes the Order Of Railway Telegraph.
ers, the brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men. the Order Of Railway Conductors
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
WESTBROOK.

DR. ]. E. Harvey left Satu rday for a
weeks vacation at Etna and Carmel.
During the week tho doctor will attend
the meeting of the Maine Dental society
at Pittsfield, being one of the executive
COMMITTEES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q. Henderson have
returned from their wedding journey
They arc to reside at 83 Haskel street
Although the Westbrook and South
Wtndham electric rcad was not in readI-
ness for operation, as hoped, July 10, it
win only he matter OF few days before
everything viii he In readiness. The
time for the regular trips has not yet been
decided, whether hourly or half hourly.
Eugene Harmon of westbrook and Harry
Waterhouss of South Windham have been
selected as two of the conductors.
MIR. II. X. Girard is to move his groc-
cry business to Bidddeford where he will
open a store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward III. bearing and
child Of Biddeford are the guests OF Mrs.
Bearings parents, MIR. and Mrs. Albert
A. Trlskey, Saco street.
A deal has bean effected between the
A. 3. Pitkin company Of Providence, H..
l., the purchasers OF this machinery In
tine Westbrook Manufacturing company e
mill. and Mr. Woodbury. K. Dana, where
by Mr.. Dana gets 5000 spindles from the
new mill, so called. MIR. Dana will Get
these frames 10 the old leatherboard mill
just west Of j. w. Morris's grain mill.
By doing this MIR. Dana will Increase the
number Of his employees by fifty. 1t may
be of interest to know that for neaily
every loom shipped from the Westhrook
mills the warpf have been made at the
Daha. mill. Mr.. Dana has been obliged
TO work q night crew part of the time in
order that he might meet the demand for
wArps.
A kindergarten will be started In the
al =. A..
Of Miss Wheelock's school of Boston. II
will be located on Main street SO as TO
aooommodats pupils from both ends OF
the city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
FREE OF CHARGE.

Any dultsuffering from cold settled
on tie breast, bronchitis, throat or lung
troubles of any nature, who wi, call at
f. h. FicketSs, 2l2 Danfortf, e. w.
S.svens', io7 Portland, McDonough d
Shesidan's, 235 Congress, or j. E. Goold.
d. Co.'s, POI Federal St, will be presented
with sampls bottle of BOsChee's
GerrEs;-n SYRUP, free OF charge.
Only ane bottle gwen to one person and
R.tse % chill iren without order from
ssareats.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such 2 sa.o ID ROschee's German
syrss9 in ali parts of The civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions of
hotties we've given away, and your drug
gists will tell you Its suricess was marvel
otss. u is really the only Throat and
Lung Remedy generally endorsed ply
sieians. ope Is ca9t bottlewill cure or
pro = its vIlrs. Sold b. all druggists in
th;s city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
ATTRACTIONS AT PEAKS.
} High Diving and Dory and Swimming
Races Amuse the Crowd.

Besides. the athletic sports of the blue
Jackets at Peaks Saturday there ware
other attractions offered by the Casco Bay
Steamboat company. There was quar-
ter Of a mile four cared dory race open
to amateurs. There were two entries.
Donahus and Trott won the first prizs o;
as and Cummings and LarlSan got the
second prize of So.
The swimming race was an eighth of
n mile and return. The entries wers p.
K. Fisher, A. q. Branksttt and j. G.
Carleton. Carleton COS the first Prize of
IS, and Brackets The second prize of S.
The tub zee was an eighth CT q mile. q.
b. Webster got the first prize of S5 and
Frank Trott the second prize of So
p. K. Fisher of Cambridge, Mass, got
the pIize for n thirty-ave loot high dive.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
ERIE IN THE FLUE.

The alarm from box "a about 4. 30 Sat-
urday .afternoop was for slight fire In
one Of the chimney fiues at the West End
hotel. The IIrs was extinguished with a
pail Of water before the Department. ar
rived. There was no damage
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
oEA1rS.

In this city, 15th inst. Edward Alvin, son al
Thomas and Mary A. King aged IL months
aud 10 days.
In this city, July 10. Eliza H., widow of
Thomas Ii. Brown.
funeral services Monday forenoon at IL
O'Clock at Chestnut street NJ. f. church.
In this city. July 10, Philip Laron, aged Al
years.
Funeral from his late residence. 10 Hamp.
shire street Monday morning at $50 O'CLOCK.
Requiem high mass az Cathedral OF Immaeu-
late Conception at O'Clock.
In tn city, July 10, Harold j.. only child OF
Nathaniel and LottIe ID. Hodgkins. aged /
month days. -
Funeral services Monday at 10 a. M, IA
parents residence, No. II Washington streer.
In TINS city, Jnly 16. Frances Ellen, widow OF
Rufus N. Merrill,
I. Funeral services Wednesday at $50 D. m, at
her late residence, No. 2o5 Pearl street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
FIRE INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS
BANQUET.

The Cumberland County Board of Fire
Insurance Underwriters held banquet
at the casino, Cape Cottage. Saturdas af-
ternoon at l.30 O'Clock. The following
firms were represented; Dow s. PINK.
ham. Anderson, Adams Sc Co.,. Permits
Loring & Son, The Il. @. Jones Insurance
gsncy, William Z. Wood, Norton a. Hall,
John Corcy, j. II. s. q. 8. Webster, E.
q. O'Brion, Merrill Eros. 81 Co.. n OF
Portland. the out Of town members being
II lrace b. Libby of Bridgtcs1 and Messrs.
Quincy 81 Goodwin Of Yarmouth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17
HAROLD 4. CARR.
MARRIAGES..

In Bddeford. July 8. Clarence N. Dow and
Miss Olive N. TArb0x.
In Topsham. July @. James r. Poftle OF Gar
diner and Miss Annie Z. Tuienoa OF Brunswick
In South Etna. July g. Ralph Il. Carter OF
Bangor amt Elizabeth II. King oil south Etna
In Calais. July 4. Augustus Sceley and Miss
Maggie Nj. Montgomery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-17

For forty years DIR. Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry has been curing
summer complaint, dysentery, dlar-
rh@a. bloody fiux, pain in the stomach.
ana i hqs never YET failed to do every
thing claimed for It