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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09

ALIENS GREAT WORK.
Portland Defeat. Amssbury In a Fast
Game.


Amesburys Mass, November ga
fast, exciting game Of polo whion held
the Interest Of the large crowd 10 the Tn
ish was that between Amesbury and
Portland tonight The visiting team won
by superior team work. II TO 8, which
victory may be accounted for In part
from the fact that the local team was
practically n new one. three new men
teina on the list. The work OF Allen for
Amesbury was especially brilliant. and
during she game he made 4s stops. The
line up:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dawson, PUSHES;
Mcneil. Perry centre; Arlington. MALT
back; Allen, goal.
Portiand-C Campbell and Jason. rushes;
Mckay. centre; Cameron, half back ;
Berry, goal.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
OCCURS TODAY.

Washington, November S.-The Post TO-
morrow will say: "Admiral George
Dewey and MIRA Mildred Hazen viii
probably be married today. Noannounce-
ment has bsen made but the necessary
license was procured yesterday and ar
rangem ents for the wedding which will
be attended by only members Of the tw
families are complete. Inc hour of the
ceremony depends, Ii IL said, upon the re-
turn OF John X. Mclean. Mrs. Hazen's
brother from Ohio.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
NEW YORK RESULTS.
Tammany Gains Were Only Made by
Combinations.

Tnmmany Gains Were Only Made by
Combinations.
New York, November SIN New York
county the largest Tammsny plurality
was that of the candidate for surrogate.
Abnsr q. Thomas, 55.670. He was form
erly a Henry George leader. Ex-Justioe
Joseph v. DAILY, fusion candidate for SUI
prsms judge who was expected to get
many Democratic votes, did not head
the poll for his ticket. The independent
labor vote as indicated by the vote for
John S. Crosby for supreme judge, was
500 or 5000 less than the Socialist vote
The Tammany pluralties In the several
counties are about normal, the gains OF
a. nblymsn In It'll e'ty icing due large
ly to combinations with citizens union
anc lapoI men against Republican candi-
dates.
Richard Croker today again expressed
his regret that the Democrats up the
state chad no organization, and al
though he did not say SO, 1t is Inferred
that TammAny hopes to organize the
whole state for the campaign of 1900.
MIR. Croker pointed 70 Nebraska as an
illustration Of what energetic work
will do, and declared that the Demo-
Gratis can carry New York In 1900.
senator Platt and Aissmblyman Mazst
today denied interviews In which trey
were credited with declaring that assem-
biyman Stewards seat would surely be
contacted They saia that contest would
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
SENATOR DEPEw's VIEW.

Nsw York, November Ex-senator
Chauncey NJ, Depew was asked for his
Views on yesterdays election. 81 regard
this election as an endorsement Of Presi-
dent MoKinlsy's administration," he
said. sit proves that the American
psople have absolute confidence In him.
To my mind-and I am not speaking
wIldy-it ssttles the question Beyond doubt
of the next Presidency. believe that II
means that Mir. Mckinley will be the
nominee of the Republican party and
that Mr.. Bryan will again secure the
Damoo ratio nomination"
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Won by.

Score, Portland, IL; Amssbury, ..
Stops, Allen, 4S; Perry, ~. hushes.
Scribner. u; Campbell Z. Referes, Con-
molly. Timer. Quinn. Attsndance, COO
CLINTON DEFEA rs LAWRENCE.
Clinton, Mass. November H-The local
polo team was defeated ty Lawrsnce TO-
night By score Of tos. The game was
. iistlsss one throughout
POLO NOTES.
At the Auditorium Friday evening the
Lawrence team one Of the brightest teams
In the New England league. will try con-
cluslons with the Portlands. An over
time game was the result of Lawrence's
last visit here and Portland had close
call to win out.
Preparations for the basket ball league
which Manager Burnham is organizing
ara going on and practice work will be
INDUCED in ct the Auditorium between
elk and seven O'Clock Friday evening.
Portland plays at Salem tonight and
the Manchesters n. Lawrence.
The exchange Of Menard for Griffin be-
tween Meridsn and Waterbury has created
great rivalry between those clubs AZ the
folio owing shows: AT Meriden the home
team defeated Waterbury - to 8. Over
500 admirers of John Griffin went over
from Waterbury and before the game pre-
sented him with bunch of chrysanths-
NUNS. which all Clipped In for. About
5000 were present, spectators coming from
many towns"
The games at Lawrence are played nj
City hall and the oity officials are much
In evidence at the games.
The seating capacity at Lawrence has
been increased.
eastman, now with Hartford il said to
be tending goal better than any Other
man playing In the national league
Billy Hamilton the Boston baseball
player 70 officiating a. referee at Clinton.
Dick Furbush Is now captain OF the
Salem club
John Irwin thinks he has great goal
tend in Bannon. He certainly played
well here.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
NO FURTHER NEWS.
Nothing of Great Interest from the
Seat OF War.

Seat OF war.
London. November 9.-4sO g. H.
There Is practically no further nswa from
the seat of war this morning. 1t Is as
serted under Sundays date from Est.
court, that General white received mes
sage from Sir Redvers Butler on Satur-
day. SO far, however, no messages ap-
pear to have been received in London
from Gensral white concerning Thurs
days and Fridays sorties.
A special despatch from Pitermaritz.
burg dated Sunday says; at Is confident
ly expected that railway communication
will be restored With Ladysmith within
n few hours"
Further details from Mafeking carrying
events up to October "a, indicate that the
Boer firing Was eas!rg of, the garrison
was in high spirits an the siege was
growing a farce. The correspondent says
that the people were In the habit of shoot
ing from the housetops "Ware shells
and that rabbit holes had been excavatsd
in the town into which the men would
dive when the smoke of the Beers big
guns was seen. General Cronjs Ia accused
of dropping shells in the direction Of the
women's lager. According to a Despatch
from : Kruman, dated Monday. Col.
Plumer's column. marching from Fort
Tuli to the relief of MafekinR, had
reached Asvogel Kop opposite Ootsi. ten
miles north of Lobatsi on October is, and
was nearing Mafsking.
Her Majesty has written letter Of con-
dolence to the mother Of the late Com
mander Egerton of the British cruiser
Powerful. who was fatally wounded by
the explosion of shell at the lombard
ment Ct Lsdysmith on November 2, when
as gunnsry lieutenant he was in charge
of one of the cruissr's big guns.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
FAITH In WHITE.
Continued from F,r., Page.

Al Estoourt and Pistsrmaritzburg the
defensive works have been greatly
strengthened within ths last few days
and they are now believed capable of
holding their own against any Boer force
which Gen Joubsrt would, ct the present
juncture, risk sending against either
town. Both are likely TO be strength
ened before the week is out BY further
naval fierce and even by the first detsch-
ment of Gen. Buffers army corps.
None Of the troops ships have arrived.
The one which 10 was predicted might
reach Cape Town Mt the earliest on Mon
day. Is as yet unannounced and even
when it does arrivs there, 1t will have
three days steaming to reach Durham.
Natal. As many as six transports with
$500 tro ops, were expected TO be In Cape
Town barber by this time; but the ws r
Office last evening issued statement to
the effect that the only ariivals at Cape
Town we're the Sumstra. from Durham,
with wounded, the Southern Cross from
Gibraltar with mules and the collier
Wenove. ..,
OF course It 10 possible that the de-
spatch boats have BEEN sent to meet the
troopships with Instructions to proceed
direct to Durham and in that event. the
war office statement that not one has ar
rived at Cape Town. would be literally &C.
curate, even though several should be
half way between Cape Town and Dur
ban.
The situation looks brighter at MAZE.
king where the Beers are apparently dis
heartened at the unexpected rssistanoe,
a large body of their force having been
deta ched to the south to assist In the In
vest,ne mt of Kimberley around which the
GORDON is drawing tighter. Evidently
the Loers intend to make concentrated
effort to capture Kimberley and their
arch enemy, Ce3il Rhodes.
The reported departure of Beer con-
tingsnt from Pretoria with German ar
tillery gunners. moving In IA southerly
direction. il taken to mean cooperation
In the invasion of the northern portions
OF Cape Colony. an undertaking which,
thus far, has not progressed very rapid
ly.
Reports of q treaoherous use of the
white flag by the Beers. coming from
native sources, are not received With
complete credulity but, at the same time,
their reiteration is making an unfnvor-
able impression. One paper asks, sar-
castically, whether President kruaer's
referenc, in his message to America to
"taggering humanity" meant the Eoer
use OF the white flag.
despatch from Durham gives details
which though rather indefinite seem to
show that the Natal volunteers are
moving tho big guns which are not
sufficiently mobile for field use. from Es-
court to Pistermaritzburg to assist in the
defense of the latter in the event Of an at
tack. Advices from Nsauwoort, Cape
Colony filed Monday morning say that.
on learning that the Beers were reiaying
the rails at Norvais point, the railway de-
partment the previous day destroyed the
oulvert between Arundel and Tweendale.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
DALToN's CELEBRATION.

Dalton, Mass, November s.-The recep-
ton and parade which were prepared as
the formal congratulation Of BERKSHIRE
county to Gov. elect w. Murray Craue
was the biggest celebration In the histo y
OF this town, the home Of the SUCCESSIVE
candidate.
Ths principal feature WAS the parade.
participated in ty 5000 men. made up OF
Delegations from fraternal and social
bodies from every town In the county.
Governor-e Crane rode In an open carl
riage and was every where grestet with a
hearty demonstration. A reception was
hsld Later In the town hall.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
HAD FA vORABLE DAY.

Paterson, n. j.. November S-Vios
Presic eat Hobart passed q favorable day
today. There was no change in his con-
dltion, whatever. He . elvsd telegram
from :, ,tor Frye of Maine. DIR. New
ton lid tonight that he was greatly
pleased at the Improvement Of Mr.. b obart
and wished the improvement could DO
permanent. He said, however, that the
Vice President was likely to Gle at any
moment.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
A PRETORIAN STORY.

Boer Account OF Battle of NichoIson's
Mex.
Cape Town, Sunday. November q The
following is an official description from
Pretoria Of the battle Of Nioholson's Mex:
General Joubert was in supreme COM
mand. The British advanced in the
darkness on the Republics force. on the
right of the hill, formed by the Free
Statars, commanded by General Cronis.,
A stampede OF their mules threw the
whole force into disorder.
The British batteries were observed In
a long line on the plains in the direction
of the Beers centre along this table hill,
from which our artillery opened on the
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
MACARTHUR TAKES A TOWN.

Manila, November 7.-5.55 y. m.-Gen.
Macarthur has occupied Msbalact His
entire line including the 9TH, 18th and OH
infantry and part of the fourth cavalry is
extended three miles in front Of Angeles
In good tactical position.
/: Major Bell took Mahalsct. Being or
dsred to reoonnoitre until he located them
yesterday, he pushed into the town rout-
ing out two companies OF Insurgents and
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
Subject To approval Of United
States.
Will Be Satisfactory To
This Country.
We Get Tutuila and England
Solomon Islands.

Berlin, November Sit was officially
announced this morning that agresmsnt
subject to the approval Of the United
States had tesn arrived nj between Great
Britain and Germany BY virtue CT which
the Samoa act would be repealed and the
islands Of Upolu, Ssvaii and the small
I'D jacent islands fall TO Germany ss free
property; the island Ct Tutuils and the
Subsidiary islands go to the United
States.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09

English batteries coming into position
from Lombard kop with Greusot. The
second she'll fell In their midst II was
followed by shot after shot, drawing the
British concealed batteries. From six TO
twelve the hill was veritAble inferno Of
Kissing, whisslinR fragments Of sheila
At first the British failed to reach the
hill, while the Boer fire told heavily.
Eventually the British reached the Beers
and showsred shells on our RunnerA The
Beers could only occasionally IRE their
guns.
While wounded gunner bandaged
himself another fought, obiivious OF the
fragments OF shells at his back. Doctor
Hollis WAS killed while bandaging the
wounded.
howitzers further forward ami into place
and the extreme end of Meyers battery
got In deadly work.
ARTILLERY LEAVES ESTCOURT.
Estcourt, Natal. November 6.-1O.i5 a.
in.-The Natal field ARTILLERY left camp
today escorted by troops Of the Imperial
Light Horse Carbineers and Natal police.
The destination OF the force IL unknown.
Firing was heard this morning In the d.
reotiou of Colenso from which 1t 10 be-
bardment of Ladysmish.
A BOER INVASION.
Loureno Marques, November 5 Delayed
In transmission "A runner from Jngna-
Yuma, Zululand. brings news that on
November l. $50 Beers invaded British
territory and advanced toward the fort at
IngnavumA with q white flag. When they
were one hundred yards distant they fired
volleys into the fort, which, however, had
been evacuated.
The Beers burnsd all the stores on the
Lsbomok and thoroughly nnsacked
Psmersdorp, which they burned to the
ground.
A BOER EXPEDITION.
Colesburg, Monday. November CIT IL
reported that 5000 Beers have left Pretoria
and are going to protect the Southern
border Of the Orange Free state. They
are said to be accompanied by lafg Q
contingent OF German ARTILLERY, with
quick firing guns Of heavy calibre.
BRIDGE BLOWN UP.
Queenstown, Cape Colony. Sunday, No
vember Sit is reported that the Beers
have blown up the Storm berg Spruit
bridge. A terrific explosion was heard In
thu direction of the bridge.
FIGHTING WAS SEVERE.
Durham, Sunday evening, November g.
Additional Information confirms the
statement of native eye witnesses respect.
Ing the severity of the lighting on both
Friday and Saturday at Lsdysmith. The
natives assert that the Beers were 50 cut
that they howlsd for mercy on the field
and covered their bodies. LaGysmith is
crowded with Eoer prisoners and
wounded, the latter presenting horrible
evidence of the swordmanship of he cav
airy. The Gordon Highlanders suffered
severely In the lighting.
STAFF WITHDRAWING.
London, November 9.-Tne Daily Mall
has the following despatch from Q lesns-
town, Cape Colony, dated Sunday night:
s'The railway staff is withdrawing from
all the border stations between this and
De Aar. There Is no cause for alarm,
however, with reference to the border
towns. General Butler has taken effective
steps to check the Boer advance. Censor
ship prevents pArtioularlzing but you
may expect good news soon."
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
AN AUTOMOBILE TRUST.

New York, November s.-Tns World
tom orrow will say: W. X. Vanderbilt
is reported to be chief factor in the
s75. 600, 600 automobile combine. The com.
pAny, called the .Anglo-Ansrican vehicle
company, has ALREADY paid the secretary
Of the State Of Delaware for Issuing q
certificate Of Incorporation.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09

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HANNA'S VIEW OF JONES.
Cleveland, November s.-SenAtor Hanna
said to the Associated Press correspondent
today that he did not attach any special
political Significance to the fact that
Jones. (Ind.) for governor. had carried
Chyahoga county by plurality Of about
$4,000. "Jones WAS supported largely by
organised labor in Cleveland" said Mr..
Hanna, 'and In addition received the
votes Of thoussnts- Democrats who
boltsd their parry ticket
Senator Hanna said that according to
his advices Nssh's plurality was being
greatly increased over this figures given
cut last night. Under the conditions ex-
istlng this year he said no considered the
victory won bS the Republicans of Ohio.
u most glorious one. MIR. Hanna declined
to discuss the results In other statss.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09

great value OF health
and strength ! consulted
doctors and took many
medicines. but they al
failed TO cure me. and ]
began 10 grow worse
instead OF better. l hap
pened 10 see In the
papers how much good
Dr. 6reene's Norvura
blood aud nerve remedy
was doing In restoring
everybody who took II
to health, and | theught
I would try q bottle. !
used 10 and 10 my sur.
prise I began to gain
strength every day. ]
am so thankful that l
tried III II IL certainly
the most excellent tonic
and strength giver. Ire
commend II very highly
and wish that other
people who are troubled
In any way would take
warning and use IT,
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
SIR THOMAS AT HOME.

Southampton. November 9.-Sir Thorn
as UPTON, o passenger on tf An,srioan
liner St Louis. arrived at Southampton
shortly altar midnight.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
E33|33ml5!
The True Woman's Remedy for
Weak, Tired, Nervous Sufferers
from Female Complaints.

MAS. WV. y Bossr. OF @ Farrinfton st..
ia regard 70 myself. I have suffered Cor years
with disease, having been troubled with great
nervousness, female complaints. indigestion and
great weakness and prostration. did NOT have
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
GRANDDAUGHTER
TRAINS LEAVE PORTLAND


For Lewiston, sic a m. l.so. 400. 900 p. m.
For Island Pond. $40 a. m, l.3o $500 p. m.
For Montreal, Quebec, Chicago, $40 a. m,
1900 p. H.. reaching Montreal at 100 a. m.
and 100 D. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE PORTLAND
From Lewiston, ss.io. ii.3o a m, a45 and 6.45
p. m
From Island Pond. $50. 1i3o a. m, 545
D. m.
From Chiesgo, Montreal, Quebec, $50
q. m. 6.45 p. m.
.Daily Other trains week days.
Sunday train leaves Portland every Sunday
for Lewiston. Gorham and Berlin xt I.3e a. m
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on night
trains and Parlor Cars on day trains.
Ticket once, Depot at fsot OF India
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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09

Women rho s,u6erJrom
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piatnfs or eihsr d,eie a.
hes shonld srrTfe 10 lhe,
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atfhouf dosfs tie nsosf
saccesVsf troman's ply
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will tell voa all about
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vour case esd hars ab
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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
THE GRIP
Leaves Its Victims Debilitated
and Weak.
The Quick Recovery Of Strength and
Appetite is Important
yinol is a Wonderful Tonic Re-
builder.
And of Great Value During Con-
Yalescence.
II will Tone You Up, so that Danger
OF Pneumonia will be Lessened.
III You take vinol In Such Cases, anu
1t Does Not Help YUu, all the Money
You Have Paid Out will be
Returned to You.
1t will Tone You Up, so that Danger
of Pneumonia will be Lessened.

The Grip Is ngain prevalent. There Is
no disease known to science that more
quickly reduces the patients strength
than this same my sterious grip. Every
organ of the body is quickly incapacitat' "a.
Great las,ituds ensues Tie suffering
from this extreme debility is most dis
tressipg.
Worst Of all, the system Is In a condi.
ton where 1t is ready to receive the
germs Of any other disease. Pneumonia
Is the most to be feared malady, and
when 1t makes its appearance after the
grip, the results ara almost always disns-
trous.
We know that Vinol, Wine of Cod Ltv-
er OIL, as a tonic, will not only maintain
the strength Of the sufferer during the
attack Of the grip, go that 1t will pass OF
much more quickly, tut 1t will hastsn
recovery and prevent danger OF future
troubles.
Mrs. John German, of l43 Franklin
street, Msriden, Conn, says: The grip
left my littls boy, arthur, in very
much weakened condition. We tried old
fashioned cod liver oil. 1t made him
sick, and upset his stomach. We then
gave him Vinol. / only wish every zone
who has suffered from tbs grip could see
the change in my boy, and could see him
eat since he has been taking Vinol !"
Come and see us. and we will prove to
you IN . minute that Vinol is most de-
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TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlno Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money II IL fails 70 cure
&. w. Groves signature Is on each pox. Voc
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
FOOT BALL SATURDAY.

There Ia good prospect Of the Ali-Col-
lege foot ball team playing the p. a. q.
OH the Forest avenue grounds Saturday
next. The All-Collsge foot ball team Is
one Of the strongest teams: in Massachu-
sets TO-DAY. 1t Ia composed Of all collsgs
players, seven of them from the Newtown
football team. II they come here IL Will
be at big expense and admission to the
grounds will he 30 cents.
TIGERS MUST BRACE.
Princeton, n. j., November S.-The
Princeton eleven defeated the University
OF North Carolina team here today by a
score OF 80 to o. The game was slow and
neither team put up notlceably strong
work. In the first half Princeton
punctured the n 9rth Carolina line with
little di fficulty and made several end
runs fer good gains. Maths, Palmer and
McCord scored. The Southern boys took
q brace In the sscond half and princeton
was held three times on downs Sersral
changes were made In the Tigers eleven
in this half. Maths and knight scored
touchdown. The feature OF the game was
the fifty. yard run by Palmer. Shuu put
I'M the best game for North Carolina.
Princeton lost ground tive tlmes on on
SIDE play and did not get into plays fast
enough. Unless the team braces up it Is
thought the Tigers may suffer defeat
whom they meet the Indians on Saturday.
At Am nerst-Aasiss, II; williston, o.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
HANNA's VIEW OF JONES.

the unexpired term of the late Lorenzo
Dapforth. .-.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09
TRAINS ARRIVE PORTLAND

Ticket once, Depot at foot OF India
strrct, o,t23du
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REpUBLICAN VICTORY.

Aberdeen, S. D., November s.-More
completes returns from the state at large
confirm last nights estimates Of major
ity OF 1000 to 10. GOO for the Republican
candidate for supreme judge.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-12-22

Mr.. W. A. Hines of Manchester, Ia,
writing of his almost miraculous escape
from death, says: Exposure after meas
les induced serious lung trouble, which
ended in Consumption. | had frequent
hemortages and coughed night and day.
All doctors SAID | must soon die Then
| began to use DIR, Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, which completely
cured me. would not be without 1t
even if ii cost S 90 bottle, Hundreds
have used it on my recommendation and
all say it never fails to cure Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles" Regular size soc and
81 90. Trial bottles free a, Streamer's
Drug Store.
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