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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
VETERANS TO ORGANIZE.
SURVIVORS OF sPANIsH-ANtER1
CAN WAR.
{By Telegraph to virginian-Pllot, !

{By Telegraph to virginian-Pllot.)
Washington. D. c., Sept. s.-one hun
dred and twenty-five delegates were in
attendance at the first meeting Of the
veterans OF the Spanish-American war
held In this city to-day. General War
rem Keller presided
a resolution was adopted providing
1or permanent organization, and Ia
accomplish this end committees on
credentials and plan or organization
We're appointed. The convention viii
continue throughout Tomorrow. Tho
following officers We're elected:
commissioning General War
rem keifer Ohio: Senior Vice Com.
mander, Lieut.. Col. S. Barnet, Penn
sylvania; Junior Vice Commander Jas,
Il. Tillman, South Carolina; Quarter
master General, Major Fl. F. Cole, Flor
lda; Commissary General, Lieut. Col.
l.. M: Mauss; Inspector General. Il, II
harrington, us. Marine Corps: CHIEF
engineer, Captain D. B. Gallard. Dis.
triet of Columbia; Paymaster General
William Astor Chandler, New York.
Judge Advocate General, Captain Chas.
5. Wood. Pennsylvania; Chief Signal
Ohicer. j. Walter Mitchell. District of
Columbia; Chaplain General, II. %.
Chadwick, the Names chaplain; Chief
Ordnance Officer, Lieutenant A. o.
Girard, of the Rough Riders.
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:I3E ! |. ] &

The ;Berkley and i SOU ha ii orfoil,
graded schools and 2f the schools e III
Washing ton district "! III sope nfMo on ay.
The teachers of las { year will turn
The Norfolk coan " teach hers insti.
tute closed terday afternoon Those
who attended report most pleasant
and profitable session: S. ~
The funeral of Lester, THE cannon tbs
old daughter Of I Mi. and Mrs. j 10.
Brlnkley, wasSconducteds from the res
idence yes terday afternoon at o. clock.
Rev. r. NJ Chandler OF the Chestnut
Street NJ. =. Church, offlciated 3 The
INTERIM ent Was inS the family burial
ground in the coun ty. Is s. II 81
Miss Nellie Cherry, Of Richmond, Is
the guest of Mrs. s.. NJ. FOOD. on Main
street. y y IS M ! Z 81
Niessrs Rudd & Old have. secured an
office in Pythlani Gas tie. D rs
Mrs. Dr. W. ID. sAshburn has returned
from the mountains Of Virginia, where
she spent portion Of the heated term
Mrs. N. L.. .Ba kerl and Misses French
Laura and Rosa EtheridEe re turned
from the mountains yesterday, /. here
they have been spending about 81 six
weeks. 5,s ags:i' ~ y i;is &.
Chesapeake Tent of Knights Of Mac
cabees of the World held n called meet
ing last nightSto install officers.
Mrs. j ohm Prltchard has returned
from Newport News from visit to
her daughter ii'
Mr.. w. ]: Baxter. of Richmond a
former resident. was here yesterday on
short visit to friends.
/ Miss Mildred Wilson Will leave to-
day to take charge of school at Wal
laceton, in Norfolk county.
Mr.. John S. Etheridge lost by death
a very fine driving horse. Thursday
evening. q
Mrs. c. II. Banks is visiting relatives
at Annapolis, Md.
Mrs. M. ]. Pritchard and daughter,
Miss Eddie Phillips, have returned from
a visit to relatives in Pittsylvania coun-
ty. 799
Miss Matte, Glemming and sister
have returned from a visit in Princess
Anne county.
Berkeley Avenue Baptist Church. Rev.
T. Clngett Skinner, minister.-Divine
worship at ii n. m. and u. m. At the
morning service Rev.,J. j. Hall, D. D.,
of Park Avenue Baptist Church, Nor
folk, win preach Mr.. Skinner viii
preach in the evening on Lead Us Not
Into Temptation" Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. $40 :
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Distressing stomach disease.

OF South American Neryine Ton5yc poTe1'
valids need suffer no longer because this
e enre femed dSa can cure them all II Is
Ems 'sr.,s =. with !, the first dose Tho relief II
m nn bRgs rs IS marvellous and surprising. 1t
nlatta, no nature; never disappo!nts , No
e n,,nn now long you have suffered. yo,r
srae, Is certain under the use of this
EVE sient s. heait.ih-giying force. Pleasant and
cs rawy n sale. Sold by Wake Martin &
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
NORFOLK AcApEMY.

The eighteenth annual session under Tho
present Principal Will begin on WE'D
NESDAE. September q, 1889 Attendance
last session, 12O. ,f'ti.' 800
A seven years course. thrccs years OF
grammar. school work and four or Sec
ondary instruction, preparatory TO col
lego. Note that the same instructors and
tho same system Of instruction arc cnlr
ployed In the two grades. ~
as they can read with Duency and arc
ready to begin fractions. 5 ~ -
Terms about onc-half tho charges for
tho Same work In Baltimore private
schools and for day scholars about one
fourth of what they would have to pny
at Virginia boarding schools. - 80
Catalogues ut the bookstores, or on nm.
Dlicat!on to Mr.. Chas. NJ. Graves. Jr.Ll
care VIM. Johnston Sc Co., HaddInc ton
Building, Norfolk. Va u : ''f9 -"
RoBERT w. TUNsTALrl. &.
tJy2z-WeoNsat-3m Principal. "
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:. a. T.. ACQUIRES Another Zinc.
tBy Telegraph TO vtrvyn,,n-pu,,. :

+ Charleston. S. c., Sept. s.-Thc Caro-.
lima and Northwestern. formerly Ches-
Ter and Lenoir, narrow g,iagc railroad
was sold recently to agents of The mr.,
sc g, SCI at Chester and JYinnsboro 'u 8
Il s;o,, me he, seaboard Air Line Officially de.
co in uei1S me purchaser, but the Lin
that the Seaboard Air Line furntshs s = =
the money. about $4,000. payment rc.
Gently made of the first instnIlment
When changed to standard guage It viii viii
pc an important addition to the Sea-.
board Air Line system.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09

81 Miss SPrccio III tx 8 isRichmaond, is
Visiting the NJ isses Gu Hey sJo.y Gem
trial avenue. 81
Isl Mr. and Mrs. T. S.A.s Barb zee fieftS stoE
night for a visit to n ewi g ogk ana other
Northern cities.
81 Contractor w. Fl. Barnes will leave In
a day or two for Amherst court house,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
|!
3gs'.nSln ationgof Drowning of an
Unknown NJ an. 5.
, ,Ss, s,lic y Ant IoFises borrowing al
81 $4,000 2. Gel,S.in no iSyirEinin Postum
4 tapt1rel in:ToWn--ThoJ JEFF III ester
e',so : Conn y Supervisors Meet.

SUFFOLK sVa:, sept. & s Unknown and
among stran myers, with no one to drop
a final tear, the body of the man who
wa found anS the river near Criteenden,
iSYa.,S4 ha 81 been laid away in the earth
at the ga eS Of the peaceful stream.
! There Tn isS a mystery connected with the
ma MS ia tie e He was found floating ON
/ the the s s water In pursuance of instruc-
tons from County Judge w. I. lSilby.
Jus ice Bunting and Hurricane lsranch
went to Crittenden to view the body.
Judge KilbyS directed them not to have
an autopsy unless there were evidences
of foul play. The officers thought there
was an incident which required o
doc tori examination. z
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
s: 3 Ell oW:EIEEY ER DATA.
THE DISEASE t SEEMS So TON.
{ " IS, ~ SPREADING. SIS
(By Telegraph to vlrslnian.Pll

x (By Telegraph ttosyirElnlansPllot1s lSs
Key west, Sept. s. Thirty cases Of
yellow fever have been reported dur
Ing the past "a hours. Including two
cases previously omitted the total num-
Der occurring to date so far as known,
Is 127. Two deaths have been reported
during the past "a hours, making the
total number Of deaths nine. The
and favorable for the spread Of the dis
ease.
SPREADS TO MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson, Miss, Sept. s.One case Of
yellow fever having been discovered at
Mississippi City, DR.. j. L. Hunter, sec
rotary of the State Board of2Health, to-
night issued the following bulletin:
yellow fever has been officially re-
ported in Mississippi City. hereby de-
clare the above named place in quar-
antine under DR.. j. j. Harry, as State
health officer, and no passengers, bag
gage, freight or express will be allowed
to be brought into any other portion of
the State"
Mississippi City is n summer resort
on the Gulf coast. seventy-two miles
from New Orleans. The news has pro-
duced but little excitement, and no APP
prehension is felt.
AT NEW ORLEANSa
New Orleans. Sept. S.-The Board of
Health yesterday announced mild
case of fever in Polynia street. making
the third this season. 1t is Isolated, and
the State and city boards of health and
visiting experts agree that there was
no justification for any quarantine.
Seventy-tive physicians voluntarily
reported that there were no suspicious
cases in their practice.
A SUSPICIOUS CASE.
New York, Sept. Sd. NJ. Burnley, one
OF the cabin passengers who arrived
Thursday morning per steamer Lam
rassas from Key West, was removed
this afternoon from the steamer to
Swinburn Island Hospital for observa-
ton. Or. Doty says that Burley's i'll
ness is very suspicious, and he will not
be able to tell the character of the dis
ease until tomorrow, but he believes
1t Will, develop into yellow fever. The
patient has been Isolated. The other
passengers will not in any way be in.
fected, 1t Is believed, as it has been
more than five days since leaving KEY
West and no further developments are
expected.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
HOW HE LOOKED

The corpse looked hike that oe man
80 or 40 years old. The man was clean
sshaven, had light hair and light eyes,
and wore u pair of No. z low cur shoes.
The body was attired inSan undershlrr
and blue trousers. The only articles
found in the rockets were few
matches and some oalluni. There were.
tattoo marks on an arm, which had
been nearly oblteratedi since death. The
letters looked like N. W."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
Lelche- Wood School for Young Ladies

2a2 80 GRANNY STREET. NORFOLK. VA.
Twenty-cighth session begins October
End. 1882 Best advantages N all de-
partments. Music, art and Languages
specialties. a few boardcrs will be taken.
Circulars at book stores. .e .
MISS AGNES DOUGLAS WEST,
Principal
per ioth. After that date. for personal In
teTVleS. call at tho school. For further
information prior to September 10th, nI-
dress MISS G.. WEST. Wadsworth, Ne s
jy2-su-ltow-lm- then -dy2m 49,.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09

HAMPDEN-slDNEY COLLEGE,.
apply to- - 8 oe''
RICHARD gAlcILWAINI1, President.
1yzo-th, tu-Sw Hampden-S,dney, Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
MT. ST. JOSEPH,S COLLEGE

Course of Studies-Classicai, Scientific
and Commercial Tcrms-Boarders, per
session of Ave months, SIlS ss3 :
Studies will be Resumed on MONDAY
September 6. 1892. Address, =
BRO. JOSEPH. Director. Station D.,
y, Baltimore. Md.
send Tor catalogue. jy12-2m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09

RICHMOND COLLEGE,.
Founded 1892. Courses leading to d. a.
B. s., NJ. a., and bachelor OF Inv. Eigh,
teen Professors. three Law Professors.
spent this year on new equipment. Mod
crate expenses. Session opens September
q; For catalogue address President d !.
au3- tu LII, sa-a lot N5g7 = 9g.y ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
SUFFOLK COLLEGE,
SUFFOLK. VA.
FOR GIRLS. AND YOUNG LADIES.
FOUNDED IN. 1859

LOCATION, beautiful In a refined, hos
pltta 1 pc. religious community Of high In
aBUIIDINGs. large and comfortable.
with al modern appliances.
huences end thorough Instruction. -
COURSEFOF STUDY comprehensive IN
every refpsct and in Instrumental and
Vocal Music equal In breadth and thor
oushness to conservatory courses ~
TEACHERS. among the foremost in the
lard, earnest. enthusiastic specialists.
successful career Of thirty years.
ENPENSES the lowest possible
TESTIMON1ALS, OF the highest order
DIPLOMAS of graduation awarded To
full graduates. -,
Next session begins September 10. 1899.
address -,
P. o. Box $3.50. Suffolk. Va
jy1l-2In : -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
SPECIAL OFFER:
MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

For Young Women and Girls. Thoroueh
and complete course of study. English
branches, Languages, Art, Muslc Eiocu-
ton and Physical Culture. Session will
begin September tho nth "a + - :.
Miss VIRGINIA. REYNOLDS
Miss MARY BUCHANAN RANDOLPH,
Principals &.
Box 297. Norfolk, Va. For personal Inter.
view after September the 1st, call at the
NARY Mary Washington College. corner of
Sff ;,11 street and College Place, Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09

The towns bank account Is getting a
little short, and to. tide over IL brief
space OF time till new taxes are due
the Finance Committee will soon ne
pgotiate n loan.
Il That was authorized at special
meeting of the Council this afternoon
with just quorum present-NIayor
Brewer and Councilmen Holland Iar-
rell, Holiday, Dennis and Norfleet. II
was ordered that a loan of $4,000 for
80 days be negotiated at rate of inter-
est not exceeding per cent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
a VIRGINIA 'POSSUNI.

captured In Suffolk to-day. 1t was
found In one of Woodward s. Elams
desk drawers, where some one had
probably secreted 1t for a joke. Mr..
clam ran his hand in the drawer for
a paper and encountered. the 'possum's
tall He toollit for u snake at first and
gotsfrightened,
Mr.. u. p. Horrls, advance agent for
Mr.. Plaster of Paris" bought the pos
sum and had 1t expressed to his wife,
at ISL East Thirty-ninth street, New
York. AIR. Harris regards the 'possum
s as a prize. He says Mrs. Harris has
been wanting u real live Virginia pos
sum forHyears.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09

Mr. and Mrs. Camp, OF washington
p. G.. who had been visiting Suffolk
friends friends. left for home to-day, Mr..
"a Is connected with the War De-
Miss Lille Jones returned to-day
from visit to Norfolk. ''
Mrs. Rosa Baker got back TODAY
from 'll. a stay in Newport News.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09

Self Dump and Hand Dump. solid
steel aXles. steel wheels. guaranteetl
TO standT-7strong and dura blc-bov
can operate either, style-pr.ces down
cost nearly 50 per cent, and Mower
and Rakcs will surely be higher in
price next season. Buy n BUCKEYE
this year and take no chances.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-05
BOOKER wAsHINeToN.s NAME.

Mr.. Choate, the American Am bassa-
dor. told an amusing story in presiding
yesterday afternoon at an address given
in the Essex hall by Booker I. Washing.
ton. founder and principal of the Normal
and industrial Colored school, Tuskegee.
Ala, on 1.-THE Condition and Prospects
of the Coloref Race In Americl." After
paying tribute to the great work done
by tho late General Armstrong In
the education of the colored reople.
Mr.. Choate said that he not only
regarded Mr.. Washington as the successor
to General Armstio ng, but as TIE leader
of his race IN .America. ~ ones asked
Mr. Washington" continued Mr.. Choate.
'how he came by his name, and he said
freedom left him free to choose his own
name, aud SO he took the best there was
lLaughter.) And" aided Mr.. Choate
great as that name is. he has done credit
to it ever since. "-London Telegraph.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-05
FALSE CURIOs.

A weli-known curio expert states that
there are factories In Europe for the
manufacture OF all kinds Of works of art
that are likely to attract the collector.
Modern articles Of china are stamped
with old marks SO cleverly that even ex-
pefts have been deceived, Gays the Pot
terry Gazette. Arms and armor are treat
ed with acids which eat away the metal.
thus producing the same effect as the raw
ages Of time.
Carved worries are stained with oils to
make them yellow and are subjected to
heat to make them crack. Pieces of fur
niture have holes drilled to represent the
worm holes, aud so on, until there viii
In time be very little in the way of curios
which are themselves really curious.
Paris Is one OF the strongholds Of this
class of sorgers, whils In Hungary there
Is a factory where Dresden china fs imi.
tated In a fair manner. There is how
through reputable dealers. Forgeries In
all works of art very rarely get into the
dealers hands. As rule they are sent
to auction rooms.
Many amateurs havs an idea that they
may pick up n priceless work of art or
curio for mere song. That Is the chance
for the forgers. They know all this and
work accordingly, and thus the amateur
10 deceived. The spurious eurio-makers
haunt out-of-the-way auction rooms.
where amateurs look In with the idea
that nobody but themselves can know
of the room In question. The sale takes
place and they come away with a gem,
so they think, and are perfectly happy
until undeceived.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-05
FUTURE EVENTS.

Jnlv o. A..
vii reuz b--sefenth Assembly OF Good
Aug sesd s.It~ summer School for Sunday
A urusf "a .Jesnsss AZ rer,nposL 80.
iiegirnent nf qn anon yt ouiseentn Ma'hs
August p-Renn1onr - rn,.d A. o.otr,.r,
Assoc iafion - rfrx..e -. H., ~ s,..
WICK. ~ "e''s"ee"ns 'a'A' niuns-
August O. ptc,sn a. c.. - xr...-.,. =. rt,.t.-
wood Park VI suns "a 'e'e'a's ~ o"u''-
Peaks is Ilneau'on ON Maine Regiment az
Aucoei x * Nv. .... ~.s..
sm nS 4 wsss,v,i e Sixteenth Maine
AZ re so-iM light Maine Regiment Feuaon
A,ens, S se ~ asianu. ,., ,,.-a.. =.
uiu eng Reunion LILO 20 Maine Regiment az
Aurret ,5n ,'Sui a., ,s.-..,z 49, :, 49,,
smh alI-m y, Dislriet Looge OF Dooa
At,p1,st - w " .,vn.n HeitA1s Nor,herr AZ
h chsntsro,,a y, t Sssp lay "o'ne'n ~
Aus ls-zi--V' a. Il. kncampment o. Camp ben-
Ans,,e. ,.,,..,. :, ,,.,-.....,,, ,,.,,. p.r,-
ment At Lewiston:
AuI ,ess ivIthennlon FIRST Maine heasy ArsF
lury ~ harrington.
Aneass ls- Knox District Lodge Of Templars
Aug ie-Reunion OF SO Maine Regiment at
.,,, as,N =, tsia1a. :, e..n.,,,
League az Norihpcri.. -, :.
Fux ll-Good Iemplar Meeting az reaks IS
land,
Aug llIheunion OF nth U. ;. Infantry at
treble House. ,,..,.
Angus. l5--lIeuaion Of Sons ana Daughters Of
fryeburg Academy.
August i7ls-Reunion Path Maine regiment at
RIchmond
August ismReupton Of II Maine Regimen
Association at Cape Cottage
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-05
rHg fIRsr kIss.


Sweetheart. twas but while aSo--lt scarce
seems yesterday.
Though now my locks are white as snow, and an
your curls are gray
When. walking in the twilight haze, ere stars
had smiled above
whispered soft. I love you, and you klascd me
ier that level
The FIRST Kiss. dear. and then your hand--your
little hand so sweet.
And whittier than the white, white sand that
twink,ed a your feet,
Laid .ssadefly within my ownl Have queens
sash lovely handsg
No Wonder that the whippoorwiils made sweet
the autumn lantlst
II secrncd to me that my poor heart would beat
10 death and break.
While all the world-sweethcart sweetheart
seemed singing for your sakci
And every rose that barred the way IN glad and
dying grace
Forsot its faded summer day and, leaning. kissed
enyied al The roses then, and a.. the rosy wars
That b,ossomed for your sake are still my LIES
bright yesterdays.
But thinking Of that first, sweet kiss and that
first clasp Of hands,
Lies whirpoorwils sing swceter now through
all the autumn lands.
ATLANTA Constitution.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-05
anne woman porter Of ,1nrt,n,nne.

AT the age Of 0 Or 10 she can carry a
heavy basket or tray containing a weight
of from % to 30 pounds. She then begins
to go ON long peddling journeys with her
mother, elder sister or responsible female
friend. walking barefoot as many as 10
miles day. At IS she is vigorous and
tough as . mountain pony. and. like most
mountain bred women. she is comely.
She carries now upon her head a tray
and burden OF from 40 to 100 pounds,
earning less than 80 shillings month by
travelling 80 miles day as an itincrant
seller. Forty or 80 miles a day. always
bearing burden of over 100 pounls--for
stones are added rs the tray IS einptiel
Of merchandise TO maintain the custom
airy weight. Aud this Tor an income OF
franc a day. Out OF this frame she has
her food and sleeping quarters to procure
and her clothes to get. Twenty francs n
year will keep her in ciothes.-C Chambers
Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-05
STEAMERS.
EASTERN STEAMBOAT co.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 26, 1890.


Leave Bath daily EXCEPT Sunday at $50 a.
M. landing nt Wesiport junction, Isle of
Springs, SOUTHPORT, Mouse. Cauitol and Squirrel
Islands, Spruce Point, Ocean Point aud Booth
bay Harbor, connects at Mouse Island for
Christmas Cove, Heron Island and Pamaouid.
Returning leave Boo;nhay at 2. 80 p. M. max
ing same landings.
Leave BJothbay Harhor at 7l5 a. m. landing
daily SUNDAY excepted at Squirrel and House
Islands. Southport, Rlggsville Westport juno.
ton "a and Westport; Monday. Wednesday and
frIday ~ Ocean Point Spruce Point, Capitol
isiand. Five Is ands, and Tuesday. Thursday
and SATURDAY al Isle of Springs apd Sawyerf5
island. Returning leave Bath at q 30 d. m
Saturday evening express commences July
sin. Leave Bath as $50 D. IN.
Noon express commences July nth. TueS-
Day thursday and saturday. leave Bath at II 40
a. M. Boothbay Hartor at II a. m.
P0pham Beach Route.
Commencing THURSDAY. June Is, 1899,
a sieains VIII leave P0pham Beach daily, ex-
eept sunday, at q. m, and 23o p. IN. Return
Ing Will leave Bath at . a. m. and 5 y. M calling
at Phlpshurg Center Parkers Head, Hinckly's
and Bay Point each way.
JAS. b. DRAKE, Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Bath, Jure Is 1880. ie2idtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-05

Lectnring not long ago in Chicago be-
fore literary club, distinguished jurist
declared that 1.-THE doctrine OF heredity
of crime is true. Statistics prove it,"
Hardly. Many learned students OF Grim
inology hold different view. Weissman
and many other eminent authorities main
tain that the acquired characteristics Of
the parent do not pass to the child by in
heritance." This opinion was reaffirmed
by Mr.. Brace of the Children's Aid So
ciety Of New York when he said, mo
matter what the parents may be, il the
child is taken away at an age so early
that it has not understood the wickedness
about 1t and is placed in country home
II is almost certain to do WELL" Wines,
Davis and numbers OF other sociologists
unite in declaring that ''fully IS per cent
OF the crimes in cities is due to evil en-
yronment." 4 good way to stop the in
crease OF crime is to remove the children,
wherever possible, from the influence of
vicious surroundings and example.-St.
Louis Republic.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-05
STEAMERS.
CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House wharf,
Portland, hlc.
wEEB DAY TIME TABLE.
summer Arrangements June, a5, 1893.

For Fore.t City Landing, Peaks Island, . AZ.
etS, 7.45,, 900. 1000. hoo. A. NJ. 1900.
l2.3l La 2.i5. POO. s3.45. 4.30. sis, CTS,
s7.u0. $50 $500 $50 p. NJ.
Return--6.2o 7.2o, BIS. $50, 1920, 1880 A.
NJ, 1920. 90 s2.f5, 2.35, 32n, 1905 500. GAS,
go, .7.so, $40 800. ioI5 P. NJ, or at close
For Cushing's Island, Gas, 7.45. ooo. 1000.
n,oS a. ~, l2.s0. sl.45. s.i5, 30o, AZ. els
200. 500, 9.3J =. n.
200. 2.45, $50, 4.45. $40, .T.i5 $50 0 - Il. NJ.
For Little and tsrsat diamond tsiands
r rre.a ,a,.. Eysrssssn La"dIng,
~. r.. Q M, 200. .3eo. 40, BIS, 6l5. 7.30
Refarn-Ieave Littie Diamond. q. a5 7o5
s.i6. DIS, 10 Is. 11.45A M. LIS, S.I5, .4.lO,
b.S5. $40, $40, 1910 r. n.
Return-Leave Great Diamond, e.2o, 200,
sis BIO 1910, il:4o A. NJ, LILO, $40. .4.O5,
$50, 6.35. 1856 sl0.35P. NJ.
RetuIn-Leave Trefethen's, 615. 6.55, s0j
9o5, 10 o. lbs A. NJ, 1868. 400, SIS, $50,
Return-Leave Evergreen, e.1o, ESQ, 500.
40 1000 lilo A. NJ, LOO. 800, 1885. $40,
For foncs's landing. Long Island. I6.0,.
DIS, 6.15. 7.30. 1907. NJ
Return-Leave Ponee's Landing, Long
1890, ESQ. o345. 5i0. 6.l5 6.55 $40 sI0.l5 p. NJ
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
For Forest City Landing, Peaks Island,
t3l5. 345. AS 7 90 r. M
For Cushing's Island. 800, 900, iI.Ooo AM,
1920. 2.16, 3 40 4.45. 6 is, Z 80 p. M
For Little and Great Diamond Islanus,
Trefcthen's and Evergreen Landings.
Peaks Island, 100 800, go, 1880 A. NJ,
l2'i5. 200, .st5, "a 5i5. els .7:so p; NJ.
For Ponce's Landing, Long Island, 100
500. $50 1879 A. NJ. I21b 2.0l. s3I5 20, 5.l5,
T.30 p NJ. sAs
.ll.oO P. N. for all landlngssatrrdsy nights only
except Cushing's Island.
Not run in stormy or foggy weather.
Tickets sold over this line to the Gem Theatre
Unavoidable delays excepted, and subject to
change without notice.
6. ". i. GODiNG. General Manager.
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