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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-02

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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-02
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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-02
ne B.bl. 4, rasalss.

One Of the most important rcsults OF
Dewsy's victory will be a Bible printed
in Tagnlog, II will he for the use OF
the missionaries who will follow the
who will Try 10 make converts among
the wild and un,utorei Tagalogs. The
translation Is now under way in Eng.
land. The ragnlog Riblc will bc dis-
stributed among the rogals, the strange
tribe Of beings. whom Admiral Dewey
the other day characterized ~ "hAlf
child halt.iav,, ~ Journal
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-02
A-.,..- rh...r.e.s. ~ Kimberley.

There was good deal Of punching OF
h.,5. incident to amateur acting at
Kimberley in thos days There was
well.known dentist who sometimes
trod the boards, and his enemy PROB
ably a rival amateur. would ait IN the
front row OF the stalls and laugh dur
ing all the pathetic scenes Al last IN"
dentist could stand II no longer nc
leaped. over the heads OF the orchestra
hit the laughcr n violent blow. say
ing: t.Thnt will teach you to laugh IN
the wrong place" and then, much re-
,lisvsd, climbed back on TO the stage
and proceeded with his pArs-'Amatsur
Nuho and ActnrA
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-02

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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-02

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Savings Association of Denver. SUI
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-02

Kodel Dyspepsia Cure completely
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building substances. Chas. T. Gilbert.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-06-02

build and repair ash pits and Chin
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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02

Can't Deceive Portland People Very
Long-They Learn Quickly.

IL IL sometimes an easy matter 10 fool
the public. but you can't keep IL up very
long. Thsy are sure to find you out;
and every time q man is fooled another
skeStio Is made. We are naturally skep-
tioai when reading . published state
ment given by some stranger residing
In far-awsy piaos. but the circumstances
are entirely different when endorsement
10 presented. The testimony Of local oiti-
ssns renders decsit imposs be. It 10 30
easy for you 10 investigate. Read this
oafe:
DR.. G. X. Anderson, Dsntist, occupy
ing q suite OF rooms at 400 10 Congress
strest. sayss "a member Of my family
had good deal Of trouble from lack Of
the proper aosion Of this kidneys. I had
heard OF the merits of Dams Kidney
Pills and procursd box, getting 10 at II.
II. Hay g. Sons drug store at the junction
Of Middle and Fres streets. The uss OF
the remedy proved wonderfully bene-
fetal. am glad 10 testify to the value
Of Doan's Kidney Pills, so that thoss In
need OF suoh q remedy may know Of Its
merit"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers; price 80 cents . boz. Mailed on
receipt Of price by to,ter-Milburn Co..
Buffalo. N. Y, sols agents for the U. S.
Remember the name
take no substitute.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
WRECK OF THE CHICAGO.
Divers Find the Adams Express Co.'s
silver.

New York. November 1.-Two divers
were at work at the bottom Of the Hud-
son river today searching the sunken
wreck of the ferry boat Chicago while
above water the dsrricks Of three wreck
ing bArges were tearing the buperstruo.
ture from the main body. The divers
brought to the surface most Of the silver
lost by the Adams express company.
This evening nothing remained Of the
ferrybo but the hull. the machinery
and tbs upper deck, which was prevented
from floating away by the smokestAck
and walking beam.
Inquiry at the PennsylvaniA railroad
Office elicited the fact that the fireman Of
the Chicago Is still missing.
The mail from the van on the sunken n
ferry boat which was recovered last night
was spreai out to dry at the general post
office all night, and . oonsidera BILE por-
tion was in condition for delivery this
morning. Much Of IL, however. needed
further drying. The packages were ., ost-
ly intact and the oontsnts wers little
damaged except for the soaking which
rendered o few addresses almost un1e-
oipberable.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
SURVIVOR OF COLWELL.
Capt. GaskeIl the Only Man Who Was
Saved.

Charleston, S. c., November 1.-The
steamer Nsvahos, Capt Staples, arrived
here this morning from New York. hav-
ing ON board Capt. John Gasksll, sole
survivor OF the crew of the steamer George
L. Colwell, Of Detroit, bound to New
York from FernAndins, Fla, with . Car !.
70 of lumber. Capt. Gasken WAS oline-
ing to piece Of wreckage of his lost ves-
sci. to which he had clung for % hours
When rescued BY Capt. Staples on Tues
day he was about 80 miles east OF Charles.
ton lightship
Capt. Stsples and his officers at first
lowered skin with picked crew to res
cue Capt Gaskill, but this was SMASHED
against the iron hull Of the steamer and
the crew struggled manfully in the
angry sea until hauled In by life lines.
Capt. Staples then steamed near the
wreokage, a line was thrown to Capt.
GasKill, who made 1t fast around his
waist and he was hauled aboard. He hl d
been badly bruised. He was kindly
cared for on board and is now In ST.
Francis Xavier indrmary here, progress
ing favorably.
Capt. .Gaskill says that the Storm struck
him with full force Monday before day
light The fury Of the wind and force Of
the waves caused his vessel to spring
aleak. Heavy seas were shippsd. The
pumps were worked, but became choked
and the cargo shifted In the hold. The
vessel broke into pieces. This was about
ten miles northeast Of Cape komAin.
Capt. Gaskill and crew of thirteen olung
to wreokage which turned over several
times. He saw ten Of his men sngulfed
in the waves and is of the opinion that
the others shared like fate.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02

and advantage has bsen taken OF the
boom to such an extent that some cf the
Max property II selling ut double what
It brought ten years ago. The rush Of
tourists this year was especially heavy.
and, although the novelist assures Ms
that he was somewhat distressed by their
attention to him personally. not a few OF
their dollars will find their way ultimate
ly into his pockets. 1t appearss that eve
ry word hswrote about the island was
like breadcast upon the waters. Furth
ermors, quartz yielding an ounce of gold
to the ton has just been discovered there,
and mines are TO b. operated at once
when the old habits OF a newspaper
man were fresh with him, Mr.. Calne
used to do most OF bis writing at night,
often working until or 8 o'clock In
the morning; but now he has reformed
and does most Of his writing tesween 5
and 8 a. m. He often speEds the rest Of
the day walking about the country with
the outer eye fixed upon real estate in
vestments. while the inner eye. as 1t
were, is foouss1 upon the novel on which
he Is at work.
IL IL not laughing matter when Hall
Caine undertakes to write novel. He
goes at Ii a. seriously rs IL the tate of na-
lions depended on every word. It has
been theught out In detail before he put 9
pen to paper, and aftsrwsrd II revise d
and re-rsvissd to point that would be
wssriness Of the flesh to less persistent
novelist. He says the first half cf his
nrst successful story WAS written at least
four times, and when the book was COM
pleted 1t was more than half destroyed
90 that q new idea might be Incorporated.
Then he decided 10 write 1t al over
again, and when this was done he went
over II oncs more and made many radical
alterations. That was the worst expert
snce, of course, but some Of the other
novels have caused almost as much
troubla Hall Gaines two sons one OF
whom is now In college. are rather proud
than otheiwlse Of the fAot that thsir faith
or was the SON Of Blacksmith.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
TIE sTANDIsH FIRES.
Mysteriously Conducted Plan Of
Incendiarism.
selectmen Have Not Concluded Their
Investigations.
tsPEcrAL TO THE rnxss.l

Standish. Nov. 1.-The little town Of
Standish IL once more stirred MP to q
high pitch Of excitemsnt, caused By three
mysterious fires which occurred last FRI
day. As near as the writer could learn.
the facts are these. There IL q little
hamlet nssrly three miles from the vii.
lage on what Is known az tie back road
leading TO steep Falls, situated on the
upper3 isidel ON .Watotio Lake and
called the Paine Neighborhood. There
are some half dozen farm HOUSES there,
besidss few cottages on the shore Of the
pond. The first that you pass IL known
a. the Joshua Paine place. now owned By
Leroy y. Pike Of Cornish. Then comes
the farm Of Parker y. Paine; . short dis
tance farther on are the homes Of Still
man and Gardner Chick and Charles
stope. Down on TIE shore Of the pond
are the cottages Of Dr. John w. Bowers
Of Portland. Mr.. Paine and others.
About the middle of the forenoon Of
Friday last q fire was noticed In the
rear and not fa- distant from the Joshua
Paine housa The house not being oocu-
pied, the people thought IL strange, and
hastened to put II out. Mr.. Chas Ssone
was just emerging from the woods altar
lighting the fire for some time, only 20
discover that the barn was on fire. The
fire was on the back side and under the
sills. In few moments he discovered
another fire In the barn. This time Mr..
Stone found an old bag flied with hay
and saturated with kerosene. With the
help Of the nsighbors these two fires were
put out. About noon flames were seen
coming from the attic windows. Before
anything could te done the house was
enveloped in fames and was soon oon-
sumed. In the middle Of the afternoon,
Nr. p. +. Paine's cottage was seen to he
on fre. The flames were ex tinguished
hefore much damage was done. These
fires. coming right together. caused not q
little excitement q. b. Plndexter OF
the board Of sslectmen was notified, and
aftsr an examination concluded that an
inquest was necessary. Conssq usntly one
was held yesterday afternoon at the town
house
An sd]ournment was hal until next
Tuesday. Nov. at Q O'Clock. To the
writer Mr.. Pindsxtsr said that beyond
sh sdow of DOUBT the fires were OF incen-
diary origin, and the motive WAS spite.
MIR. Pixies loss was some $500. with no
insurance. Who the party or parties are
who committed the deed is matter Of
But one thing Is certain; 1t
is someone who 10 acquainted with the
and lives not far distant.
The board Of selectmen have decided to
push the matter and ascertain. II possible,
who set the fires. and see that they are
justly punished.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
AGAINST RAISE.
Committee OF Fall
River VIII Report Against Increase.

Fall River, Mass, November 1.-The
appointed by the manufactursrs' assooia-
tion to confer with the textile council 1t
was stated authoritativsly late this after
noon. will be that the request of the oper
atives for an inoreass of ten per cent to
take effect Monday, Novmbsr IS, be dis
allowed. No member Of this special .oom-
mittse, however, would state that this
was the only recommendation Of the
committee. That Is, 1t cannot be learned
whether this recommendation IL tempered
by clause urging that the inorsase be
granted at later day, providing that the
man ufscturers believe the condition Of
the market warrants 1t or whether the
committee leaves an avenue for CON-
promise open to mill men. This state
ment Is in line with the report issued to
the public late yesterday by the confer
snoe committee. The man ufscturers'
committee will make its reports to the
parent body at special meeting called for
Friday afternoon at 2.S0 and the decision
Of that body will decide the attitude OF
labor in the near future. judging from
the attitude Of the labor leaders this
evening, II is almost certain that they
will recommend their organizations to
oppose a refusal of the request made by
them to the mill men on Monday. They
have not. however. given up hope that
the manufacturers viii accsds to their de-
mands. but they are not basing this hope
on the re concentrations which the man
ufacturers' conference committee may
make. Their belief is bafed on the
grounds that the present financial oondi-
tiol of the mills. warrant the increase
and they claim that their statement made
to the manufacturers In conference that
the mills have earned an average Of l2H
per cent In the past rear was allowed to
pass unohallsnssd. They think that the
liberal element In the meeting will favor
their contention.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
A STUPID HOAX.

An ink bottle cont aiming scrap Of pa
per indicating thar vessel was about to
founder on the Maine coast was picked
up In the Charles river. The find" wa
observed floating OF Cottage BARN BY
John Cass, . young Charlsstown man,
who was surprised to discover In the
bottle . slip Of paper which read:
Aug. 4, 99.-The schooner Mable g.,
Of Boston. Mass, crew of l7-aiut got
time to send list of names. am going fast
to pieces on ledge of Orrs island Maine
lind names from owner Good bye wife
and children Frank L. Devsr salem
Mass"
Of course that Ink bottle did not float
from Orr's Island across Massachusetts
bay up Charles River. The performance
was . little more stupid than ordinarily.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
SHAMROCK HASN'T STARTED.

New York, November lat her berth
of TompkinsviIle, the yacht Shamrock
10 lying at anchor, rolling gently In the
ocean swell, that gives warning OF the
tremendous SEQ outside and into which
ID would be folly to send the Shamrock
and her consort, the Erin. After bid
ding farewell to Sir Thomas Lipton OF
tains anchored both yachts on Staten
Island. Navigator Hamilton, who was
seen on board the Shamrock this after
noon said:
eve shall be here until the weather
clears and shows some sign Of being mod
crate"
That means that he win not FAIL to.
night and perhaps not tomorrow as the
barometer is still quite low. Evsrything
about the Shamrook's deck shows carr
full preparation for all conditions Of
weather. Secured BY q double wire strap
around the mast is an immense galvan-
ized iron book, to which the hAwser is
to be hooked whenever it becomes nsoes-
sary for the Erin to tow the Shamrock.
Below, the orew are comfortably quar-
tered with plenty of food Of the best
quality and plenty to read on the passage.
Navigator Hamilton has three ohrono-
meters, two sextants and all the modern
charts and appliances fer locating hi, po-
81 ion at sea. He intends to ssil south
ern course, keeping on the edge OF the
gulf stream as much as possible.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
WORST EVER KNOWN.

Southport, N. o., November 1.-The
storm here last night was the worst ever
known and great damage was done.
The Norwegian bark Blanche, being dis
infected at Cape Quarantine station, was
driven across the river and washed high
on tn, beach. All the wharves except
the government coal docks were washed
away.
Buildings at Fort Caswell aorass the
harbor were damaged, but to what extent
is unknown. The quarantine station Is
intact, but badly damaged.
DIR. Brown and the quarantine crew
took refuge on the bark Blanche and
were rescued from her after she went
ashore.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
IRISHMEN IN BOSTON.

Boston, November Lord Mayor
Talon Of Dublin and Hon. John k. Red
mon passed very quiet day In Boston
today after the exertions Of the last few
days. They received many kilograms
and letters from various oiti's. mostly in
the east asking them to address meet
ings. Att O'Clock the Lord Mayor and
Mr.. Redmond were the guests Of Hon.
George Fred Williams at a lunch at the
Parker house. In the evening the Lord
Mayor. Mr.. Redmond and Mr.. Kennedy,
the Lord Mayors secretary, went TO the
theatre.
In response to the appeal subscriptions
are coming in rapidly for the Parnsil
monument fund and the saving of the old
family homestead.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
HALL GAINES PROSPERITY
Boom He Has Given Everything On tn,
Isle Of Man.

Hall Caine has made money enough al
ready 20 keep him In luxury II he never
writes another line. says the ST. Louis
bs-Dsmoorat. He could have bsen
rich before the dramatized version of
"The Christian" poured 80 many Ameri-
can dollars into his rooksts, but he Is
vssting his surplus In MAnx property.
he has just added one Of the largest
farms In the Isls of Man to his broad
acres around GreebA Castle. and has
offered s2l 00o for another estate nearby.
fhe fame his novels have given to the
island brought tourists In abundance,
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
CoAsTINa SCHOONER MISSING.

st. Johns. N. r.. November LA
ooasting schooner, hailing from the New
Foundland shore near Belle Isle. went
to the wreck of the British steamer
Scotsman which went ashore September
2ist In the Straits Of Belle Isle, has not
returned and has been missing since
about September 2sth.
1t is believed she foundered with Q
crew Of ten men, seven Of whom were
married with families. They belong to
the settlement Of Griqustte, which 10
thus practically depopulated of adult
males.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
SIR THOMAS GOOD BYE.
Given a Grand send or ny People Of
new York.

New York. November 1.-Sir Thomas
Upton sailed away today for his home In
England. He received . surprising tri-
buts Of the esteem in which he IL held BY
q great many people, In kind Of tri-
umphai maroh through several down
town streets. q great reception 1T the
American pier line. where he went on
board the ttsamer Sc. Louis, and series
Of informal receptions from thousands Of
people.
He also received word of the presenta-
tion Of the loving cup which will be
ready for him by Christmas.
On board the ST Louis o surprise await
cd sir Thomas. This was the pressnea-
tion of q handsome loving CUP by CON-
mites representing the American gussts
of Sir Thomss on the yacht Erin, during
the races.
The presentation speech was made BY
Edward A. sumner. Sir Thomas Lipson
In accepting the cup. said;
al have failed to win the CUP. but
have won the good Wishes and the hearts
Of the American people and shall prize
that more than the cup"
The st. Louis passed the Shamrock and
Eriu In the lower bay. Signals were
hoisted on the Erin re- iding "Pieasant
voyage" end the sailors on both yachts
caeered Sir Thomas heartily.
The Shamrock and Erin remained In
port on account,of the heavy weather out
side.
The st. Louis carrisd to sea eight hom-
log rigeons, furnished by Howard Car.
tr, who has charge Of the naval homing
izeon servics at the Brooklyn navy
yard. These tirds returned this after
neon with messages to Commodore J.
I / rpont Morgan Of the New York Yacht
club; Dnvii Barrie, Sic Thomas repre-
sentative In thi, country; the secretary
Of the New York Press club and otherE.
The T yeons were released at II. 45 q. M,
when the st. Louis was three ilee on
the Sandy Hook liahtship. The message
to the secretary of the Press club IL rs
follows:
"Am now passing Sandy Hook light
ship Give all the boys my kind love.
Am looking forward to the pleasure OF
spending smother jolly night with you
all. Many thanks for all your kindness.
Good bye to all.
(Signed)
"Thomas J. Upton"
"P. Snow just past Sandy Hook
liyhtsnip Got fri,ndly signals as passed
Sandy Hook"
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
FUTURE EVENTS.

Oct. 3i-Nov. i.-state Congregational Confer
ence at Auburn.
Nov.2-Senator Frye speaks ar Brldgton Groba-
bly.)
Nov 3-Hon. Amos I. Allen and Congressman
Littleheld at westbrook.
Nov 4-senator Frye and Hon. Amos L. Allen
speaks at Portland.
Nos. g. Special Election IN First Congressional
District.
Nov. TO- District Meeting wcman's Home MIS-
sionsry Society at Bddeford.
Dec. 2I.2o-Mains Ped agogcal Society meet
n Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
DIAMONOS-INSTALLMENT

WE have . largo assortment Of Diamond
w Rings. Pms, Ear Rings and Scarf Pins
all good quality and perfect This Is q very
easy way TO buy q Diamond as we make the
payments so 6y that you will not miss the
money. MokENNEY. The Jeweler,. Monu
ment square. feb9du
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02

Women eho sss6er from ~ health, female com
pistnts, OF other dtfgesfiss shosld rrffe 10 the
famous phvsietaa, Dr.. Green's af ~ Temple Place.
Boston, Aass., rho Is rifhosf doubt the naoa
eesafai iposass physfeisn 10 the eorid. Hs Is the
disesrersr Of that orsafsf hsaifh0irer Dr. Grsene's
Rerrura, and he riH tell voE an skest your COM
piaiats, and give sss advice and eosassi sifhost
charge, hor 10 Be psrfeeflv aad permanently cured
fos can feel perfectly Jrss to srsfe eosfdenfialt
10 him about poar case.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02

Forty words Inserted under this head
ene week for 70 cents, cash I'm advance.

EOR sALE-At q very low price II taken be-
II fcre leasing for next season, ono Of the
most desirable pieces Of hotel property In the
state; delightfully."- situatra, On line OF NJ. G. II.
r., surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery,
pleagant drives and attractive boating and
fishing privileges. one hundred WILL furnished
rooms, steam heat. good sanitary arrangements,
and best OF spring water; billiard and pool
rooms, bowling alleys. etc. A rare opportunity.
BENJAMIN SHAW g CO., 81 1.2 ExchanAe st.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-02
Vin0l, Wine of Cod Liver Oil, is
Guaranteed to Cure Such
Troubles.
We VIII Refund Your Money II You
VIII Give 1t Fair Trial.
and Ii Fails.
We Know the Great Value Of VI
mol, and Would Like to Tell
Others About 1t

A hacking cough does not always seem
serious, yet It is most grave symptom.
1t irritates and bruises the delicate tissue
of the throat and lungs. 1t uioely makes
everything ready for the germs of con-
sumption.
II you have consumptive tendencies
care should be taken. Fortify your sys-
tenn 60 that you will not continually be
troubled with cough.
We Rrs sure nothing will do this for
you better than Vinol. Vinol, unlike
otter cod liver oil preparations, does not
upset the stomach, and does taste de-
licious.
+. II. Baxter, Of 81 Green Street,
Cnarlestown, says; ~ had q terrible
cough, and was troubled with night
swests. took vinol, wine Of cod liver
oil 1t is positively wonderful. Its taste
is deli, ious 1t did not upset my
stomach, and has done me good more
quickly than cod liver oil or other RENE.
dies which have taken In past years.
This Is only one case Of many We
know Vinol will help any one subject to
coughs and colds. So sure are we Of this
that we will guarantee the action Of Vi
mol, and will return the money to any
one who, after giving 1t q tair trial, 10
not perfectly satisfied.