davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
COMPLAINT FROM B1DDEToRD.
(Biddeford Record.)

Twenty four members of tho Biddeford
Cycle club went to Portland yesterday to
attend the meet under the auspices Of the
Portland Wheel club.
The understanding was that the visit.
ing club which turned out the biggest
number Of uniformed riders should be
given trophy. Tho Biddeford boys were
out to win this and did win 1t, honestly,
as the next largest number was fifteen,
the Waterville club. Because the Bidde.
ford boys would not pay two dollars each
for dinner at Riverton. they were
counted out and the trophy given tc
Waterville. 1t seems that they were sx
pected to buy the trophy and pay about
three times what 1t was worth.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
AMERIoANPLAS OF ABRIrRAqIos

London. May, A.-Ehe correspondent OF
the Daily NewsSat aye Hague says:
1.-The Americans VIII submit tomorrow
a scheme of mediation distinct from their
arbitration scheme. ] understand it is
entirely. lof tginal and full of new and
ingenious prhetical ideas. The Americans
refuse assent to coinpulsion in any cate.
CORY cases for arbitration
the Daily 1elegraph's correspondent
at The Hague says that the American
scheme accurately defines the type of per-
manent tribunal and provides satisfac-
torily for the mechanism OF such court
The AmericRns however are willing to
have the best features of the British,
American and Russian proposals ANAL
gamated in a homogeneous whole.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
PaWtucket Pitchers Given q Merry
Time Of II.
Giant Conroy Does
Little Hitting.
s ff ~
Manchester Continues to Wiz
and Brockton Takes Game.

Pswtuckct, r. L, May 3l.--The locals
could do little business with Flanagan at
opportune times and Portland won with
ease. McCafferty was hit freely and also
received yellow support giving way to
Callahan in the fourth inning after Con-
roy lad made Ia homer. Portland op-
ened yiciously on Callahan and scored In
every inning but the seventh. Besides the
eignt glaring errors the .Pawtuckets were
guilty Of much dumb playing and the
visitors rolled up a big score by making
the most OF every opportunity. The bat
ting of Smith and Conroy were the feat
ures. Score:
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
PENwARDEN-YouNs.

Biddeford, May 3l.-Rev. B. "A. PEN
warden of Casco and Miss Clara e. Young
of Saco were married yesterday morning
at ii.O0 O'Clock at the brides home. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Il. ID.
Prescott, pastor OF the jefferson street
Free Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs. Pen.
warden left on the early afternoon train
tor trip to Boston. Upon their return
from their wedding tour they will reside
In Casco.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
PORTLAND POST oFFIc e
OFFICE HOURS.

q. m. 10 p. m.
cashiers oDsce, Sundays excepted.) 500 A.
~. 10 900 2. m: Money order department. 900
m. to 600 p m.
General Dtttrery, Sundays exceptedA $50
a IN m 70 100 p m Sundays 800 TO 1000 a NJ.
6usiness section OF the city between High and
India streets at 100. 800 and H. 90 a. m L 20 and
p M; In other sections at 500 H. m i3C d. m.
sunday ~ Se,iysry ~ x al oIdee window soo to 1000
poxes AT 100 and II 90 a m. 400 and 500 p. ~.
Sundays. 600 p. m only.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Boston, Southern and Western, intermediate
offices and connections via. Boston 4 Maine
railroad Eastern DiyisionA Arrive - i2i5
e0o S0o and ad dodo - p; m. close 500 a. m, 90 M
close $50 and 900 p. m
Boston, Southern and Western and interms.
dlate ofiees and connections. via Boston md
Maine railroad. (Wesfern diYision)-Arriye al
1910 a. m, $50 and $50 p m; close 500 and 500
a nsstSr; snd ~ VIA Maine Central Railroad-Arriye
$50 ana ll.4o a. m. 1918 and 900 p IN.
Farmin0ton. intermediate Offices and connec.
lions, VIA Maine Central railroad-Arriye at
p. M.
:, Rocktand intermediate offices and connec-
uons via Knox and lincoln railroad-Arriye
l246 and 600 p. m. close at 600 a. m and H. 80
q. m.
:, Sko,phe0dry intermediate Offices and conneo-
tons, via Maine Central railroasl-Arriye at
i2'46 p. m; close at 12.15 p. m
Island Pond, ". intermediate ofaces and
connections, via Grand Trunk Railway-Ar.
rive at $40. ti.45 a. m, p: m. Sundays $50
Sundays 800 p, m.
GorhaDa. NJ H.. intermediate offices and con
neetions, Via Grand Trunk railroad-Arriye al
$50 and M II 40 70 q; m. and eoo p m Sundays $50
days at 7-S0 a. m. and 500 p. m.
Montreat-Arriye at $50, ll.45 a. m. and s.oo
p m. close at Loo b-oop. m. Sunday close
500 p. m.
S,ga1lton ~. intermediate ofices and con
nections, via Mountain Division M. c. X r.
Arrive at $40 p. m. close at 500 a. m
Bartlett. N. H.. intermediate ofices and con
nections via Mountain Division M. c. r. r.
Arrive az S6oa- m and $40 P. M; close ar 500
a. m. and 500 p. m.
Bridgton, intermediate Offices and connec
1t i245 y. m.
Rochester. NJ H. intermediate offices and con.
necuons. via Portland & Rochester railroad
Arrive ut Las and 600 p. m.; close at e.3o and
and 400 a. IN a
Cumberland MUS. Gorham and Westbrook
tSdccdrdppd) Arrive at s.z5 a. M 1.46 and 800
p m. close $50 and i2.oo a m. and $50 p. m.
South Portland and Rliard-Arriye AZ 7.sn
ESQ p. m. ~ W. -A1
aIotedsdntddie ond Cash Cos5tcr---Arriye ~
and il.lb a. m. and 40 p. M; close 7.so a. m
and i.3o and 630 y. m. -
fn ISLAND MAILS.
L. Tsyo
1-SQ p. m. -s
Long and chebec0ue islandss--Arrive az 500
a m. (; close at 1.30 D. m.
Cousins isia'sd-Arrlye at 1000 M; close
STAGE MAILS
Boarery Beach-Arriye at $50 p M; close a,
200 p IN.
Cape EiiSabsth and KnightrlUe-Arriye at
5.s0 q. m. and $50 p. mi close at 500 a. IN. and
400 p. m.
Duck Pond, Fride's Corner. Wtndhan, No.
WtndlaBs. Raymond and South C1sco-Arriye
at l1.oO a. M; close at 200 p. m
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
No MORE TROOPS.
President Says Otis HASN'T Canedss fer
81 Them.

President Says Otis HASN'T Canesig 20 r
Them.
Washington, May 3l.-The President
today declared to congressional caller
that there was not at present any CON
temptation of increasing General Otis's
forces in the Philippines. He said that
nothing had been received from General
Otis which indicated the necessity for
more troops beyond the regulars who are
to be sent to relieve the retiring volun-
teers, but the President added that it, the
additional, ,feinforcements should bec6Ine
necessary they would be promptly fur
nished! "A number of governors of states
had advised him that they could furnish
regiments in short order If the occasion n
required. Secretary AIger was with the
President for some time discussing the
situation. When he left the White House
he denied that General Otis had oabIed
yesterday that 1000 troops would be
General Otis" said he, ''has bean
notified from time TO time that all the
troops that he considered necessary would
be supplied 20 him and not a word of
complaint had toome from him. This
morning / cabled to Otis giving him defi-
mite Information as to the number of
regulars he would have after the voiun.
teers are withdrawn. Including the 10th
infantry, which was delayed at. Ponce by
stranafpg OF this transport Meade, he will
have 20, 200 regulars. / asked him II more
than that number would be required.
We desire this information because If.
volunteers must be mustered in, 1t will
require all the time between now and the
END OF the rainy season to muster them
In, equip them and transport them TO the
soene of action. We could, If necessary
furnish General Otis with about 5000
or 5000 addi6sonal regulars without call
ing for volunteers but the sending of the
additional regulars would reduce the
eroops at the military: posts inthis country
60 minimum and oramp US somewhatEin
Cuba and Porto Rico. We have absolute
~ NO reason to believe that General Otis
will request more troops than we can FUR
nish him without enlisting volunteers
MORN AMERICANS CAPTURED.
Manila, May 3l.--Details regarding the
oapturs BY Filipinos Of two officers OF the
United States hospital ship Relief yes
terday, have been obtained. The Relief
lies in the harbor In front Of this city.
l. Third Officer Fred Heppy and Assis-
tant Engineer Charles Biandford rugged
a sAil one Of the ships boats and went
sailing along the shore on the south, OPP
posite the insurgent lines.
The boat became beealmed near the
shore aud some native canoes with
Filipipos on board, sput out and captured
the men, who were -unaFlned and also
took possession of the boat.
The United States tnrret ship Monad-
nook quickly sent boat with landing
party ashore, under cover of her gums, and
sheiled the shore briskly. The natives,
ho@cEsT, -ushed the prisoners into the
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
KIpIING RETURNS JUNE a

\ New York May 3I.--A special despatch
from Montreal, says: Principal Peterson
of McGill university, has received word
from Rudyard kipling reg retting that he
Of McGill medical facu lty on June 16, to
receive in person the honorary degree OF
Doctor of Laws, which the university
will bestow upon him. Mr. ~Kipling' 8
medical advisors have impressed upon
him the undesirability of undertaking
any journey that he can avoid. Mr.. Kip
ling expects to leave America for Eng
land OF June IA.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
PRESIDENT TO VISIT FEMALE
COLLEGES.

Holyoke, Mass. May s1.--A letter was
received today by Congressman VIM.
Whiting, from President McKinley's .
private secretary, stating that the Prssi-
dential party will arrive In Holyoke SAT-
urday. June IL. 1t is understood that
this city will be she headquarters Of the
party while tn this Vicinity, and that the
visits to Northampton and South Hadley
will be made from here.
Northampton, Mass, May 31.-Presi-
dent Seeley Of Smith college has received
Mckinley will Visit the college while In
this vicinity. Extensive arrangements
will be made by the citizens for his recep-
tion. A Presidential arch will be erected
on Main street and other decorations are
proposed. &3Nn
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
Colby COMMEMORATIVE.

ro,,o,v,ng a. .h. o,,n- .o,,,n.n..no.n,
programme:
Saturday. Juoe "a
LS0 p. m.--Junior Exhhmtion nv ths
churcn-
arsa. H.. ox
10. 30 q. -Baocalaureate Sermon by
the President
4.s0 p. m.-Vespers ct the chapel, The
address will be given By the hsv. Wiilism
H: Spencar, ID. D., OF skowhegan.
ISO p m.-Annual sermon before the
2 ardmen missionary society and the
Rev. Spencer 3. Meeser, ID. D., of wor.
cssssr' MASS.
Mouanv. lima. "a
s.V p. m.-Juntor'ciass exercises on the
campus.
Avo p. M --keception and business
meeting OF the Colby Aiumnae Associa-
tion at VI College avenue a 70 o'cloek-
auu ?. m.--neeepg ~ the board Of
trustees IN Cnkmplin pail
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
: BowDOH wTFHDRAws.


A strange 'Muaale,in the Maine College
League.
Bowdoin has Withdrawn from the
Maine college base ball league e.on,account
OF q dispute over players. The league
constitution contains provision that
q man who has played four years In any
college team Is debarred from further
playing,
Manager Downing of the University
Of Maine team, protested the playing of
Pennell Of Bowdoin, on the ground that
be had played four years ct Bates Mana-
ger Whitney of Bowdoin,at the same time
protested the playing of Capt. Pulsifer
OF Bates on the same grounds.
The four managers held meeting q
week ago at Wstervills which finally end
ed In allowing Pulsifer to play the sea-
son out. Bowdoin being the only one to
vote against It,
Pulsifer, 1t seems, played one game on
Bates when he was senior in the Mich
OILS Latin school of Lewiston.
Then the Bates manager protested the
playing of 6reenlaw of Bowdoin, claim
ing that as he played one year on Boston
University, he was not able to play four
more at Bowdoin. and the managers by
vote of three to one, voted that Bow
doin could no longer play Greenlaw In
any Maine league games.
Bowdoin's stand in the matter was
that Pennell and Greenlaw of .Bowdoin
and Pulsifer and Quinn of Bates, were
debarred by the four year rule from play
ing ON their respective teams and that
Bowdoin would withdraw her men II
Bates would hers. Manager Whitney got
nesting of tine managers Monday, and
submitted document, the contents OF
which were:
"That inasmuch as there ia some dis.
cussioD as regards the playing OF certain
men on several teams of the Maine col.
lege league, and that as the managers OF
said teams are unable to decide the mat.
ter In manner that is satisfactory to all
colleges, that a committee of three
lawyers be chosen to look into and decide
the matter. -
After having meetings at their colleges
the managers of Colby and University Of
Maine wired that they would vote against
having the committee and Manager
Whitney at once withdrew Bowdoin from
the league.
| Although Bowdoin has Withdrawn from
the league she will play the games sched-
uied for the Maine league. but. of course
they will not be league games.
BASE BALL NOTES.
Well, we seem to be some good away
from home,
Giant Conroy must have made the
Rhode Islanders open their eyes.
IL was the Pawtuckets who said the
Portlands wouldn't win game away
| from home. 8A
There viii be.a meeting of the New
England league at the Quincy house this
evening at s o'clock.
Manchester goes into second place.
Burnham has set Ganley, one of his ont
| fielders to cstohing.
A-Those people who were going to watch
the career Of the Portland team when 1T
left home with interest,"" must be get.
ting pretty interested
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
COLBY WAS EASY.

Bangor, May si.--The University Of
Maine ball team defeated the Colby team
here today in duh and uninterestine
contest by a,score of 0 to 0. SCORE:
u Of H., 0l o % $40 "a
Colby, O 20 0 90 o o 90
Hits, U. ..of NJ, Al, Colby, 1. Errors.
u. Of H., o; Colby. 8. Batteries, Cusb.
man and Ozark ' Newenham and Barweli.
Attsrdanoe. 500.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
PAwTUKoET.

Two-base hits. Conroy o; weisbecker,
News. Home runs, Conroy. Stolen
bases, bases, spTatt. Nobiet 2 smith, Whiting
livan to Columbian to Conroy.a Sacrifice
hits, Sullivan, Flanagan, Weisbecker.
First base on balls, OF Flanagan, 4; of
Callahan, |. Hit by pitched balls, Spratt
Clark. Struck out, by Flanagan s, by
McCafferty l, by Callahan, /. Wild
pitches, Callahan. Time 2.20. Empire,
Duffy. Attendance, 800.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
D. w. HEsELTINE & CO,
Cor. Congress and Myrtle SITS.

cans troops then en- route could arrive at
Manila.
Tho report then refers to the uniformly
successful military operations which fol-
lowed the outbreak of hostilities aud
speaks highly of the efficiency display ed
by the troops under the most trying or
deals.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
Asa Tonic, or in Cases of Debility, 1t
Has No Rival.
We CheerfulIy Refund Money to
Those Not Satisfied.
Call Upon Us, and Learn More OF this
Delicious Tasting Wine OF Cod
Liver Oil.

1t Is Of the greatest Importance that
nursing mothers should obtain every
atom of nourishment from their diet.
Every woman at such time should sec
that her strength and health are main.
tanned. 1t is very easy for her to over
task her strength at this critical period
Without care, danger Of Indigestion
arises.
II women with babies, or invalids feel
Ing the need of rebuilder, would dis
sard all so-called tonics and take only
Vinol, l,--wine of cod liver OLIVE know
positively that the best results would he
. obtained.
Yinol will enable ths stomach to OBJ
tain proper nourishment from the food
which is eaten. Vinol purifies the blood,
and gives tone and vigor to the nerves.
vinol is repuilder and tonic reconstruc-
tor.
Come and see us, and learn how really
import tant We consider sVinol to be.
Taste 1t at our store, and ind out how
delicious and delicate 1t is. Try 1t and
] earn how much good it will do. If II
does not do as much. good as we claim Il
viii, you can have your money back. -
sim m ONS & HA NJ M ON o
Pharmacists - 575 Congress st.
ALSO
D. w. HEsELTINE & CO,
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
BRocKToN, %; LAWRENCE, 3.

Brockton. Mass, May 81.-The Grip
pied Lawrence team was given a bad
trouncing today. Osborn, released by
Brockton this forenoon. was heavily
pounded. Smith put them over and the
locals batting averages increated. Eyers,
released with Osborne by .Brockton. Joined
the visitors for one game only. Score:
Lawrence, 0 0 0 / o o o Is
Hits. Brockton, %; Lawrence, 10. Er-
rors, Brockton. 3; Lawrence, & batter
les, Perkins. and Ga nley; Smith, Osborne
and Rivers. So s4 -
MANCHESTER. 10; TAUNTON, Z.
r. Manchester, May sL--The Taunton bali
team was defeated by the locals this after.
noon by score of 10 to Z. 1t was Lite
ly contest on both sides, but I6 hits with
total of 20 explain why Manchester was
in the lend. 1t took three pitchers, Mo
Neel and Mains working for two aud six
innings. respectively, when with two
men on bases and none out, Kennedy
went into the box and saved the day.
Costly errors were made on both sides.
-A4e.A oatoHsoho VI -tho AAuhtOh pltohcrss was
halted out in the second inning Score:
Manchester. u q . 10 0 0 0 0-lo
taunton, ssl y so 90 0 OF
Hits. Manchester. l6; Taunton, 8. Er-
rors. Manchester, 8: Taunton, 8. Batter
les MoNeel, Mains, Kennedy and Lake;
McDougali, Marshall and Burrili.
NEWPORT, 10; LOWELL, s.
Newport, R.I., May s1.-Loweli opened
its season here today and played finely
until the seventh, when Newport had a
hitting streak and clinched the game.
Score:
Newport, A. 2 o o 0 o 0 4 O-1o
Lowell % 1 II 0 o 8 0 o. 5
Hits. Newport. is; Lowell, Is. Errors,
Newpors, s.; Lowell, 4. Batteries Nor
risssy,and Milierick; Gallagher and Cur-
tbs. 5sfc
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01

At.Baltimore-Bsitimors {; St Louis.
Az New Vsrk-cincinnati. S: New
Al Philadsaphia-c Chicago. 8; Philaael-
AZ Brooklyn--Isuisvills. IL Brooklyn.
NATIoNAI.LEAGUE STANDING
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
VENEZUELAN COMMISSION SAILS

New York, May 31.-Chief Justice Mel
Vile W. Fuller and associate justices ID.
j. Brewer Of the United States Supreme
Court, members of the Venezuelan boun-
dairy commission, which meets In Paris,
sailed for Liverpool today on the Ma
jestic.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
BOSTON CLOSED GAP.
Cleveland Took Tremendous Lead In
Yesterday's Game.

Boston. May Si.-Although Cleveland
made seven runs in the first inning Bos.
ton closed the gap and won out by terrific
hitting Each team made frequent
changes and replaced both batteries by
new ones. Attendance 1890. Score:
Boston, f.3 O. 81 q 4 d xie
Qieyeiand' 5al l o % 0 10. o -1-fo
Hits Boston, l6; Cleveland, 10. Er.
rors, Boston, 1; Cleveland, s. Batteries,
Lewis, Hickman Clark aud Bergen
stiyetts, Hueheys Hill and thinner.
At Washington--Pittsburg. 5; Washing
ton, |.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
MEMS UNDERWEAR


As the season for changing from Win
ter to Spring and Summer Underwear is
at hand, we call your attention to our
facilities for supplying your wants in
this line.
Our assortment is very comprehensive
and few of the special features are
some very swell things in. Fancy
Stripe, French Balbriggan and Lisle
Thread, very popular this season.
Plain colors in blue, pink, pearl and
flesh Lisle Thread.
Plain Balbriggan in all grades from SOC
up to $3.50.
Special sizes in Balbriggan, Short Leg
Drawers, Short Sleeve Shirts, Extra
Large shirts and Drawers up 20
52.
summer Weights in AN Sink
Goods.
All Wool Gauze shirts and
Ora wers.
Ten numbers in medium weights in
All Wool, Marino aud Bafbrig.
gan.
Union Suits in Various quail.
ties. ~
Complete range of sizes fl Scri1an's
Patent Elastic Seam Jean Drawers.
Letns show you our line when you are
ready. Our experience is at your service.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
EXETER BEATS ANDovER.

Andover, Mass May 9i.-Philips-Exeter
defeated Phillips-Andovar in the dual
track meet here today nearly two points
to one, the score being 81 1-6 to 35 SO in
favor Of the New Hampshire Academy
tenn. The result was surprise. An
dover was regarded as a strong team in
the events In which she made the poorest
showing,
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
G1LMoRE HEARD FROM.

Washington, May 3i.-The following
despatch received by the navy department
Is the first news Of Lieut.. Gilmore that
hos been resolved for over week. IL Is
taken by the department as hopeful in
dication of his situation;
Manila, May 81.
To Secretary of the Navy, Washington:
Escaped Spanish prisoners reports see
ing Gilmore and some sailors well. Gill
more allowed horse. Barker.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
pRHNOEToN LOST.

Princston, N. j.. Mays8i. .--1he Penn.
sylvania' state college base ,baifstsam de.
fsatsd the Prapoeton team hvre today by
q scors OF. toa
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01

Manila, May si.--Eriendly natives ar
irving here from the country around San
lsidro and san Miguel report that q reign
of terrorism has prevailed since the Auie-
ricen troops were Withdrawn from those
parte Of the islands The insurgents
who are returnlng there deal vengeance
upon their countrymen who have shown
any friendship towards the Americans
during the latter's occupation OF the ter-
ritory. The friendlies declare unoffend-
ing people are being murdered daily and
that their houses ore being burned and
their property connscated.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
A REIGN OF TERROR.

woods before the Monaduook's be
reached land.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01

CODUhN, Icf hENI5 HIBII. 3.
wsterNiile. May sl.--Coburn Classical
Inssttute defeated the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary nine this afternoon in an unin.
tefesting game by . score offs to 8.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01


June 20 at 1890 p. m.
NOTES.
In the finals in the Maine Interscholas-
tic tennis tournament, the championship
went to Thornton in singles and to Port
land in doubles. bradford of Thornton
and Libby of Portland played the match
in singles and Bradford won easily in
score OF 6-s, 6 3 and g. In doubles
Libby and harris Of Portland played
Lsayitt and Bradford, and the Portland
men won the match, 20. rs, Ga ana
70. This gives the champ lonship of the
Maine schools in doubles In tennis to
Portland High, and since Portland has
won the tournament in doubles for three
years. ths cup for doubles goes to them.
seven men from Portland took part in
the Memorial Day shoot at Auburn.
Doten scored lsi ont Of 100. and Ricb Of
Portland was second. with 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
LOWEST LOWEST
PRICES
IN
I'D TOWN.
-


- We have reduced the cost
- with liberal equipment looking for
- PRIOE-LOW PRICE-WAY DOWN PRICE
& { accommodate
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
HARvARD-YALE RACE.

The Harvard Yale race win be rowed
June 20 at 1890 p. m.