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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-26
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Comedy.

They parted with claspcd hands
And kisses and burning tears,
They mot in q foreign land
After some twenty Yea1s-
Mot as acruIintanc"s inset;
Smiling. tranquil eyed;
Not even thc least Little beat
Df the heart upon either side.
Tn,y cnnttrd IF this ana that.
TING nuthinEs that make ~ life.
She in a Gainrsb1ro hat.
And hc III black for his wife
Al. what a comedy this.
Neither was hurt, it appears;
She had forgotten his kiss;
He had forgotten her tears.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-26

The sensation of the season will be
the appearance of 1.-The Smoky Mokes."
constellation of local talent, at Me-
oman hall, Wednesday, Nov. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-26

BY the travel on the electric cars
during the afternoons it would seem
as though trade was good, for the Ia
dies are shopping to quite an extent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-26

Pure American" is the name of the
latest and some think. the best. candy
Hil q Locke have manufactured. 1t
is exceedingly light and flaky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-26

T.. L. Webbcr tapped a barrel of nice
new cider. yesterday. and is ready for
your orders, this morning.
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WARNING AGAINST POLITICAL AS
SESSMENTS.


The civil service act makes noIitical as
sessmenfe of federal officers ami en- =
,,In,,ins :, ,,is1..ncanor Tn foII'yiro ar
~ n,.,'isinn ~ tb,. li,v az, ~. s,,hi,1.t.
~ ~ ;, u ~ $500 49, tifth
TIL ~ ,,.,rsnn in Tho rnbli. sertj. - fn,
tbat Io,, nnjnr an, ohIig5tior Tn CON
tribute to any Dolitical fund. or to rem
u ioutr ~ "is Pi,i M ot ~ III
ugi InH p uli'to'i I ~ 1.it 'ae
f iu. ~ W ,'i Ia ~ so "i9e
70. ,Sh - a. 'ar,to, -, ,.,,,.,a,,,a
80 - -. - =" ~ II -.
~ VI ~ AZ Ia ~ ~ al
$50 ~ 4ei. n 49, - ,II -
eHt'e 49, ~ ~ oii'Osa "a mn! Fl
titmg! - S;iiu ~ @IiI "a ~ ~ Ill
ludlclal' Hlhtary, 81 naval olilcer u t-le
49, y " ,.,, '-t 4 ,,t II, t'iiiit,' :
n ''nH uri i 'iieiIr ,i1H n ~ r." n
Ill. ,i eAr[GciN MI ,i 49, ehni
directly II Indirectly. Solicit or receive
II be in any manner concerned in solicit
ing or receiving any assessment subscrip-
ton or contribution for any political pur I
pose whatever. from any officer, clerk or
emnlovee Of the United States or any
danarfnent branch oriburealI thereof Vi.
from any nerson receiving any salary Or
rnmnensation from moneys derived from
the treasury Of the United States.
-, ~ h,iiiIirg orcnnied in me dis =.
lGoiai - naij7I d,Itiss IN any ofiicar ar
emni1vee ~ the United States mentioned
Ill TINS act oi ~ any hslN 20 u, -, ~ :,
arsehal. Sonn ~ anf "f ,nnnnv az
or receive any con ~ .,
any other th!hs oI N"Ius A0i any
purpose "I Eo Ere, mr. ennlovaa Of the
9yt & Staf..s mentioned in this act SHAH
Sittteu ~ nron,lta nr. DEGRADE or IN
any hlailtr ciiai,SS H. III or en-
p % .' ,,,,iisa nv tbrsoten So to do
plo! 60, % =. ,,;th boidin% or nep'erting TO
lOt SlNIIie VI i,,,,j,I - ,,,ona2, cr ot nor
make any coHtrlputloIl " i Iti"liS! ,,,oe
valuable thi h lor any tc pr's cIerk or other
Sec. H. tnaI no oii of tbe tinted states
Psa1pn a Il, ttiT or indirectIy give or hand
over to any other officer. clerk, per =
or sp't to any senator or member of the House
of Representatives. or terrltorlai ueleS't.c'
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LAW MUST BE OBSERVED.
Postmaster General Calls Attention. TO the
Fact in General Order.

1t has been alleged in many of the
newspapers that some among those con
necttd with the management of the Re
publican campaign in Ohio had been send
ing to postmasters throughout the coun
try a circular letter calling for a cam
paign contribution. OF course those in
opposition to the administration at Wash
ington have endeavored to make it an.
pear that the President has approved of
such alleged assessment. The following
general order from the postmaster gen
eral, and which has been posted at the
Augusta office, as presumably II has
been in every other postotfice in the coun
try, not only ought to dispose Of this at
tempt to discredit the administration but
also to render such circular. if it ever
really existed, barren Of results.
The general oIder is as follows:
Office Of Postmaster General,
Washington. ID. a.. Oct. II. 1889.
BY request Of the civil service commits
sion all postmasters are hereby directed
to sign and post conspicu0usiy in their
respective offices copies OF the following
circular. issued by the United States civil
service commission, and to use every
means To direct the attention of their 81 .
bordinates to the provisions thereof.
W. S. SHtLLENBERGER.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-01-19

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Fake laxative brOmO quiuinc tab
lets. All druggists refund money if
it, fails 10 cure. 2jc. The genuine
haS l. B. . - each tablet wSmay
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-01-19

"a. Whereas, it appears that the
accounting made by experts. James
A. Slade and Joseph T. Bender,
of the amount due the Cherokee
nation, and approved by the secre-
tary of the interior was done in
lhe manner and form agreed upon
between the United States and the
Cherokee nation as provided in
the third subdivision of article ,.
Of the agreement made December
18th, 1891, and ratified bv an act
Of congress, approved March ,,
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Portland Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. June !


Jobbers in general merchandise report bust
ness more satisfactory with but little change in
figures. According to the government report
there will be considerable of a shortage in the
Wheat crop. Consequently millers are firm in
their views as regards Flour. and some grades
have been advanced loo since yesterday. Win
ter Wheat Flours are particularly strong. Corn
and Oats continue steady at previous prices.
In Groceries, the market for Sugar is stiff at the
recent advance and IL 1t is true that most OF the
independent refineries are to Join the trust, we
shall look for further rise; there is nothing
new In Molasses, Teas or Coffee. DryIhsh quiet
and steady. The first trip of salt Mackerel ar
rived in Gloucester June 18th, but no sales are
reported ast year the first trip of salt Mackerel
was landed on June 4th. The Cape Shore fleet
e doing well. Onions lower. Eggs firm and
higher at II. Lemons and Oranges firm ana
much higher. In Drugs, ETC.. Ipecac is excited
and higher.
Freights-Rates for large tonnage in long voy-
age trades maintained upon steady basis. Corn
siderable interest is yet manifested in lumber
tonnage to the River Plate. Vessels are wanted
from the East Provinces and Gulf; we quote
Gulf to Buenos Ayres SIS 5o9sl3 rs, and Bos.
ton and Portland, s96s9 30. Tonnage for the
West Indies is in fairly active demand, but ves-
sells of a suitable character are scarce. Coast
wise lumber tonnage is in demand, and though
dull previous rates are obtainable, vessels are
very sparingly offered.
The following quotations represent the whole
sale prices for this market:
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The following are recent charters:
Bark Normandy, Portland to Buenos Ayres,
lumber 80 20.
Bark s. H. Nickerson, Portland to Buenos Ay-
res, lumber. p. t.
schr H. W. HAYNES, Pascagoula to Kingston.
ia, lumber SO.
schr sebago, st. John, r. R., to New Yoi k,su-
gar 13c.
schr Mabel Jordan, Turks Island to north Of
Hatteras, salt 70, out In ballast.
Schr Edgar c. Ross, New York to charleston,
refined sugar in bbls, p. t.
schr Carrie Strong, Wilmington, Del, to sa-
vannah, railway material SO 90 and loaded.
Schr Lizzie Chadwick, Brunswick to New Ha-
ven, lumber IS rs.
schr Penokee, Bangor to New York, lumber
So rs.
schr Sea Bird. Norfolk to Boston. lumber 3 20.
Schr d. Howard Spear, Savannah to Portland,
lumber, at or about Sc.
schr Charles A. Campbell, Newport News to
Bangor. coal 9oc
schr Grace Webster, weehawken to Portland,
61c above two bridges.
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FUTURE EVENTS.

June Oi4-commencsmen Week at University
of Maine. Orono.
June il-i4,-cOmmencemen at Bridgton Acad-
envy.
June 10 Maine Unitarian Conference. Kenne-
bunk.
june Cumberland North Conference at
June il-cumberiand Conference ct Falmouth.
june 14-Llncoln Co. w. c. I. u. Boothbay
Harbor.
June l4-15-i7lh Annual Rncampment. Maine
Division Sons of Veterans, Bncksport.
june ii-ie-Patriarchs Militant Grand Field
Day, Portland.
June i5--Portland Yacht Club Cruise
June 15-le--Graduation exercises at Gorham
Normal School
june ls--Alumri Reunion Of So Porslsna High
School,
June Decentralization Portland Training school,
June ie--Graduation Kennebunkport high
School.
June LIBERALIZATION Deering High SCHOOL,
June i7--Battle OF Manila at Maranacook.
June s.2i-Commencement Exercises at
Hebron Academy.
June 1874 Bewdoin College Commencement
Exercises, Brunswick
JUNG ie-special Congressional Election, Second
District
june i-.Reunion of 4th Maine Battery AssOcia-
ton, Pennington.
June 81 Annual Meeting OF Maine Historical
Society, Brunswick.
June 2I.22-Aroostook Co. W. c. T. u, Presque
Isle.
June 81 -a2--state Convention Of Kings Daugh-
tiers VI Maine, Portland. q
June 2s-24--Knghts Templar Meeting at Lew
iSton. x
June 2S2s-colby Commencement exercise,
Watervile.
June 2s--Portand High School Commandments
June 252e-Ba!es College Commencement exer-
cises, Lewiston.
July e--American Institute Of Instruction, Bar
Harbor.
July i2-ReunioD of Sons and Daughters Of
Halowell at Hallowel.
July 1s-National Meeting of Labor Commits
sioners, Augusta.
August 2-s- Maine Fremans Convention and
Tournament Bangor.
August 0 io-Re1nion 9Th Maine Regiment at
Peaks Island
Aug, 2o25-Me. State Sunday School Conference,
Fryeburg.
Sept 5-7-C hristion Endeavor State Convention,
Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-14
A BIG WHITE ELEPHANT.
Capt. C. f. f wilde Writes of Our
Twenty Million Purchase.

Captain g. +. B. Wilde OF the q. S.
S. Boston. has written under date of
Gebu, Philippine Islands. April 2, letter
to friend in Provincetown. Mass, in
which he says: We are kept right busy
out here, and 1t is dreadfully hot, so that
when one gets chance to rest he takes
advantage Of 1t.
The United States has a big problem on
hand out here. The Spaniards had held
these Islands nearly or quite four cen
turtles, yet the white population Is but
two per cent, and before we can succeed
In preparing them for self-government,
hat is, educats them up to the necessary
standard, it will cost millions Of dollars
and a great many valuable lives, for in
the southern islands of the group, in
habitsd by Moras and Sulus who are
lt is going to be a most difficult task to
conquer and subdue them.
Being in a tropical climate, not only
the heat is intense. but the tropical
growth Is almost an impossible jungle to
penetrate. The Filipinos in the northern
group of the islands are less fierce, but
they ore giving us much trouble.
captured the city of Iloilo ON the
island of Panay, though Gen. Miller got
the credit for 1t, when he had no more to
do with it than one of your Province. own
fishermen. The navy also captured this
place, and I'm here holding it. The hot
weather taxes hold of me badly, and I'd
like great slice of your past winter
GOLD weather. have two electric fans
blowing upon me all day and all night,
and then perspire like beaver.
The principal play of the lads here, like
those in Japan, is kite flying. The kites
are shaped like birds, and you would
think there were great hocks of birds
flying over the city. The kites have no
lang tails like ours.
This city has 5000 inhabitants; princi.
pal business, hemp and sugar. Ths ship
John Currier of Boston left here last waek
for Boston, with 1000 tins of hemp. IL
made me shomesick for she was bound for
Constitution wharf.
go ashore very little. for 1t Is SO boil
ing hot that find the ship much cooler.
These people are treacherous set and
devoid of affection, and do not appreciate
kind treatment. One gentleman here
had q servant for twenty years. to whom
he had always been kind and considerable,
and trusted him implicitly. The scoundrei
counived with bandit TO murder and
rob him. SO you see what a class of
Americans citizens they will make. I'm
afraid that we have great big white
elephant on our hands.
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GASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
In'Effect June 18th, 1899.



For Foliest oity Landing, Peaks Island, Sx5,
e.so, 200 veg, 700 A. NJ. 400, NJ, ais, ait.
For cushfng's Island. 645, 500, 1880 A. NJ,
2lo, 3.l5, 4.1b, 6.15, 6.i5 p. u. IT
For Little and Great Diamond Islands.
{ Trefethen's, Evergreen landing,
ie.eoM., 200, Ais, s.i5. 1850 ?. N.
For fonces Landing. Long island. $50.
800, 1870 A. NJ, 200, 4.15, 6l5P. n.
RETURN.
Leave Forest city Landing. GO. 100 8. a.
800, 1850 An, 100. 235. 3.3j. 5.35. $50, $40,
and at close of entertainment.
Leave Ponce's Landing, 6.05, 905, ii.20. A.
= NJ, $50, 500, 655 p. NJ.
Leg ss Ss'h s,s & q 20 ss HOO M. a4s
Leave Little Diamond, $50, 1853, Gao.
sssli.45s A. NJ, 12.25. 10. 6.eb, To, T5o r, NJ
Leave Great Diamond, 6.25. $50, 8.26, ii.40.
NJ. 1880, 3.io $50, 7.le. 1856 P, NJ.
Leave Trefethen's $40, 745, $40. Il IS. A. NJ,
2.35, 800, 5.25, 7.10, 500 p. NJ.
Leave Evergreen. 6.i5, s.lb, li.3o, A. NJ, f2.4O,
Saturday night only. $50 P. NJ. for all landings.
I Does not stop at Evergreen Landing on re-
turn trip.
! Runs direct to Diamond Cove. stops at
landings on return, emitting Evergreen.
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
Fer Fossst ctsy Landing, Peaks IsIsnd,
For Cus1ing's Island, 800, 1880 A. III. IL. is
2.15, 3.15, 800 p. NJ.
For Little and Great Diamond ISLANDS,
Trefethen's and Evergreen Landings
y, 500, 300 1880 An, 12l5, 400, A,29lP. y,
1880 A. NJ, ZOO 40 p. NJ. lfff
ic. w. 7. COOLING. General Manager.
q
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MAINE CENTRAL e. Il.
II effect June II. 1890.

trans teaNe PORTLAND as follows.
Iooa m For Brunswick. Bath Rocklaud
Augusta, Waterville, Skowhegan, LISBON Falls
lewiston via Brunswick Belfast. Bangor
bs,nck;spors houlton, Woodstock and st
stephen n via vanceooro and st. John.
humford Fails. Lewiston, Winthrop, Oakland
headneld, Matervllle. Livermore Faas Farm
ngton. Phillips and Rangeley.
=. l0.25 q. m. For Brunswick Bath Aueusta
Wateryile and Lewiston via brunswick. 3
l2so D. m. Express for Brunswick, sisath.
Lincoln division. Augusta, Y wst ter n BAN sau
Eors BAR y haroor, Greenyille, and Houlton. via
..1iopm.. For Mechanic FAILS. Rumiord
rails. BemiS. Danyille Jc., Lewiston, Liver
more rails. Pennington, Kingheld Cafrabas-
set Phillips and Rangeley, Winthrop. Oakland
Bingham. Waterville and Skowkegan.
llop;m. For kreeport. Brunswick Al
gusta, wateryille, skowhegan, Belfast Hart.
Isna. Dover and Foxcroft GreenYille. Bangor
$40 p. m. For Brunswick, Bath, LISBON
fsi,s, GardIner. Augusta and WateEyiIle;.
Jn NE D. n q. For New gloucester DAnyilIe
ll.W p m. Night Express every night. for
i brunswick Bath Lewiston. Augusta, Water
s sde bangor ans Moosehsad Lake ArooStook
Bucksport ST: Stephens, St. Andrews, s. John
and sbS eoantT VIA sysncs6orG halifax
does not run to Belfast Dexter. Dover and
foxcrolL or beyond Bangor except to Bar Har-
John.
white Mountain Division.
s.45 .. m. For Bridgton. Fabyans, Buriing-
ton, LANCASTER. Quebec. St Johnsbury Sher-
brooke, Montreal, Chicago. st. Paul and Mime
Las p; m For sebago Laks, Cornish. Bride
$50 2. m. For Cumberland Minis, sebaro
Lake. Bridgton, Fryeburg. North Conway. Gsan.
bartlett. Fabyans. Lunenburg, St Johnsbury
and Montreal.
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TaE ouRzoNs, INDIA HOME.



The massive carved ratings at the sides
are ali but hid beneath densely growing
vines that have been trained TO form two
slantiug walls of foliage there. Two
towering palms, one on either side of the
grand staircase, hold up their round
cloudlike tops Of feathery fronds as II they
were pair of huge brushes--the symbols
OF power among most Eastern peoples.
A breadth Of CARPET, royal purple in hue.
has been nung down the middle OF the
stairway, and on thu top landing, before
the splendid columns which support the
9reoian front of the palace, stand men OF
the Viceroy's brilliant red bodygusri.
turbaned, and carrying lances, each with
tiny nag at top.
This bodygnard is composed of 100
men, picked for their size and bearing.
they wear long red coats, which reach
to their boot-tops above their knees.
Their variegated turbans, mainly red, ara
of great size. Their many minor tfap-
pings aid In rendering them notable
feature Of any scene In which they ave
placed.
Except upon occasions of state. the
carriage entrance to the palace is under
the grand staircase and on the ground
door. As you step from your Carriage
you see other gorgeous men of the body.
guards and knots OF servants OF the house
hold lounging in the enormous hall l
had inquired the number of servants In
ths Viceroy' employ, because they are
so numerous that when one dimes at the
palace they seem to move in clouds
around the table. / visited a native
prince one day in the temporary quarters
where he was hating, and he had sixty
i've men to look after his comforts. or
the Vioeroy's staff l can only say that
when you visit him you do not need to
take your valet with you 10 wait on you
Mt table. as Is the general rule in India.
Is it a burn? Use DIR. Thomas Eclec.
trio OIL At your druggists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-14
OFFICERS ELECTED.

Portland Mechanics Loan and Build.
ing association have elected these officers
DiIsctors-H. II. Shaw, j. Frank
Lang, John W. Dsering, W. Il. Green
De-, Charles q. Allen. Herbert A. Har
mon, W. A. Davis, George H. Libby, W.
H. Green, 3D., G. NJ. Mcdonald, Stepher
Berry, William H. Looney. J. f. A
Merrill. l.. ID. Austin. W. l.. Smith
Charles B. Porter.
After the regular meeting the director
met and elected these officers for the en-
suing year:
! observation-disclosures S. Melcher. =
Vice President-Arthur W. Merrill.
Secretary and rreasurer-George II
Allan.
Attornsy-George II. Soldiers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-14
Do m estio Markets.
lBy Telegraph.l

JUNE IS. 1899.
NEW YoRK-The Flour market receipts
26.lsl bolsi exports S,I!i bbls; sales 4,7so
Winter patents at 8 cog 400 winter straights
3 5c&3 66i Minnesota patents oOg4 10 Win
5 IS; Winter low grades 3 45a3 IS.
bush; sales 1895, 900 bush futureS, and 5000 !,
s Sns 81 q a p0Tts Ro Ta 10 Red at ss SPOT
Corn-receipts 81 800 bush; exports 274. 44s
bush; sales SO, 900 bush futures, 500, 900 bush
spot and outports spot 1rmi No 2 at l1ssc o
uats-receipts 1870 bush. exports $3.50
bus; sales $4,000 bush spot and outports; spot
No white ssc track white state sSss7c.
Beef firm.
Lard Arm; western steamsda at 80, refined
firm.
Pork firm.
Butter easy; Weston creamey at 5@1s1 do
factory II s9i4i state dairy at iS1s&i7c;
Eggs easier state and Penn 151s@lsc; wes-
Cheese steadyi large white 7asc; small do at
Petroleum steady. @u2 zsesfs
Turpentine quiet.
Rice steady.
Molasses steady.
Freghts dull.
sugar-raw firm; fair refining at 4I4; Cen
trifugal 90 test at 4l1-lec; moasses sugar at
CaIoAG0-Cash quotations:
Flour quiet.
wneat--No 2 spring 75a7b1s; No do at n
@74lec; No 2 Red at 765a a771ac. Corn-No
2 at 34ci No 2 yellow at 34ls a345lc. Oats
No 2 at 25@251ac; No white at 281ac; No 8
white 271A 2Sc: No 2 Rye 6Dc No Barley at
351a d40; No 1 Fiaxseed o3la prime limo
thy seed at 2 25; Mess Pork 8 26G5 80; Lard
8 00d5 021a short rib sides at 4 50G4 so; Dry
sailed meats-shoulders 41ag4s4 c; short clear
sides at 95G5 90.
Butter strong-creamery 12gisc; dairies at
10Gl6c.
Cheese easy; creameries at Tsi @silc.
Eggs steady fresh 12tac.
Flour-recelpts 10000 bbls; wheat 264, 900
bush; corn 464 900 bush, oats s74 900 bush |,
rye 1000 bush; barley 10000 bush.
Shipments--Flour IL 900 bbls; wheat 5000
bush; lcorn 2S7 900 bush oats 224,Ooo bush
rye 1000 bush; barley 1000 bush.
MIENEAPOLIS-Whea at 74A ;July
741so; Sept 73aT31sc No hard at 7514 9,
No Northern 7414oi No2 Northern at 721k.
Flour-unchnnged first patents at 9O(t4 90 ;
second patents at ToG3 Boz first clears 2 SoG
80.
DETRoIT-wheat quoted at TIC for cash
Whites cash Red 1906 July at 1854 @; sept at
&C.
ToLEDo-wheat quiet--cash at 7es1c, July
77st ci Sept 7es4c.
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On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L,

On Monday MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Lara
of Auburn, Me-, celebrated the 50th an
niversary of their wedding. Mr.. Lara Is
an old school teacher and counts Sena-
tor Hale among his former pupils. For
three years he was steward Of Westbrook
Seminary. MIR. Lara was born in Turner.
but his great-grandfather, Dennis Lara,
was one Of the earliest settlers of Cor
ham, Me-, his name being found ON the
Garham tax list in 174l only eight years
after the first settler Of the town came
taere. He LIVED TO be i02 years Of age,
suo Is shown by his tombstone at Cor
ham.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-14
OBITUARY.
DANIEL X. REED.


Daniel K. Reed Of Montreal street. died
very suddenly at his home Tuesday morn
Ing. He had just risen from his bed, and,
while dressing. dropped to the floor. Be !.
fore aid could reach him he was dead.
For some months Mr.. Heed has been un-
we'll. but took his illness cheerfully. No
one suspected how sick man he was,
and the news of his death comes with a
shock 20 his friends In Portland. Mr..
Reed was flfty-seven years old. Born in
peering. the greater part Of his life was
passed. In this city. mir. Reed leaves a
widow and one son, q young business
man In Portland.
NOTES.
Miss Lucy @ Barrows OF Poland, died
at the home Of her uncle in New Auburn
suddenly Sunday evening. she was 10
years old, and teacher In the Poland
schools. The remains will be taken to
Otisleid for burial.
Il. >. Huggles, for many years promi-
nent Wholesale merchant OF Auturn, died
at his home on Main street., shortly be-
fore midnight sunday after An illness OF
about week of acute bright's disease
Hudson j. Hewett. who was for years
one OF the most conspicuous figures in
Ronkland Democratic politics, died Mon
day In hospital at Vineyard Haven.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-14
Portland & Yarmouth Electric Ry. Co.

Cars leave Portland at Gas q. m. and hourly
70 l2,45; then Ills and malt hourly to Gas; thei,
hourly TIL 1913. Leave Yarmouth at $50 a m !.
and hourly to 11.30; then 1900, and half hourly
70 $50; then hourly Till $50 p. M, Leave Fail
sundays, cars leave Portland at a. M and half
hourly I'LL $50 y. m then g. IS 9t5 9.45 D. m.
Leave Yarmouth at SO u. M. and half hourly,
Till s;i5 .. MS then 100, s. 90, $50. Once and
waiting room 40 Congress streets ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-14
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
New York stock and Money mark ct.
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New York stock and Money mark ct.
~ TELEGRAM
NEW YORK, June IS.
Money on call was steady lisa2pr cent; last
loan 0a1 u per cent; prime mercantile paper
at SAGA per cent Sterling Exenangs steady.
with actual business in bankers bills 4 s7s4
a4ss for demand. and s5M@4 SO for six
" days; posted rates at sega SO. CONNER.
cIai bills sb1s.
silver certificates eo1sGs2.
Bar silverieo~.
Mexican dollars ASA
Government bonds weak.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonus strong. :
Hldea.
The following quotations represent tina nav
ing prices In this market;
NV anu stSefss sssss.ssssss.ssss 70 " 10
Duiis Alu staks.... .......s...-...s. &c
skihs-No ! qualify ..s............. Zoe
no. $500 sssss....ss
-, NOS .................s6 797c
Ouis --..s.............. 2sH6o