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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

ss -. - !. -
e. ss1v 81 :. VI wAs. . ana :
-. - - h.: a.se
r. s..x..ssft aGe. 4Dgn<r tot. esoee -
ss.s4 1xnAe1 ana severed, ~.
r. ,~oderu home: In Henton I'D
- G-reneeen1h avenue. UsSe1.
- re % sixteenth avenue.
Fl iia1ison: axizs foot lot to an
=: IN ssx-soom cottage: Oh
1ssS11ses 80 block from Madison:
s. xfrSrubbery and flowers. excel
sroo1 house in good residence
Z.es - 10 Madison: full size lot ;
s1 s1rook, wateT. 94s, sewer and
s@16m - sgheoi. y, 30
STu cottage: nice tts wei 10.
u. sesc1s "a car lines 81. 40.
~ ~ room house. splendid lot, 20
~ 1ryngd aysnue. ono block from
las good view: reasonable
- Sa,,ding lot on corner OF Har.
svcsne and Harrison street. 81 yz5e.
FL - en- Bellevue avenue. good
-. 4. aoy street and Second avenue
- 164f1; small house, which might
:s, f1nposarfly for . home. 81 90.
Z ,s~x1enSe lot on Republican street,
49, ~ ~; e6xl1j: $50.
<5se 1sraee "a Fourteenth avenue north
x nepablican street. one OF the
~ {frnb3e residence sections in tbs
- - eepd view: II go.
l rourteenfh avenue. one and =
~ - from Madison: esS.
RI East Pike and Twelfth avenue;
- block from Madison: $50
1eGkrahie lots In Squire Park adj
S1s Uffhin one block OF the car line;
Z - ~ lots in the Magic addition:
~ 1x1B each, lots range from <30O
~, ewing TO location
- Sixteenth avenue. close TO Mad
- ~
- II IN Renton addition on Eight.
k N9enue. 81 go.
- Z. w. WEST. Is Union Block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

Special Dispatches 10 tie Post. futellissaess
MEAN Ban. June s-4 p. ehafosesses. - 70:
cloudy. Wind vest. u miles Passed cat la8
Eight, al Lauis Wsish Is tow Psossrss. - D m |:
sir Wastenaw, - p "a sesooaer. , y N. In
straits. bss'nd cut sssasses and seisaass- Tug
Hssyuks In hay
cf.ALLAM. June IA = m.-rlsar: hask vsse
wfnd
PORT CRESCENT. yuns s-s r. IsHronstar.
% r. part slothfs; vtad west, t< mites
FORT ANtsEf.Ka. Iune aa@t n FL 7ess.
ssEnss west wtad Passed nus. = sEsee. mssisa
karkxsftne in tss sea lleu. J ID a MsAfAm
AsisEet IL ,o~ Nandsser, 10 n. thEse usxtsd
hsfk, 10 ~ . m. In straits. haess NJ, tsa iayrs
STEAMERS s,sd shAtnxg In bar. ~ RrsissA Gsn-
ssxi tnx katy, vita bsssfas tag Fiozser and
S2sksztine in tss Magic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

By given thai TIE Annual meeting OF the
stockholders eff the Sea Level Mining
and AalIsng Sompsny viii De asle - the
office Of l. &C. Gilman. Pioneer block
seattle Wash. on "Wednesday. luna I,
81 - a'csaek y. rs. for the purpose Of
eiscsssw trustee for the ensuing year,
and trznsaet.rg such other bassnesn ~
may lawfully come BE fore shr meeting
SEA LEVEL MINING 4 MILLING CO.
ny J. r. ROGERS. rres3.
W. A. Steel Secretary.
pAtaA q Seattle. WAah-. Nay a. is9.
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PORT ASG ELEs~ Passed ap. 5ans 4 R -
Wa AisshssE. ~ csrvnsssiet. frasa ssh Yraa.
FsSea sas russ Gamble
PORT TOWNSEND Sailed ta~srd. Janss >. sts
trassissa ftaa Fsxres~ep fer ticx<ssfz
Russia. irur sasaisso sailed. Mar a. bttn
kisTsatst for Pea ro~nsend: bk Tarsai.ans, fne
Pert Tu~s<<n9
AsTDktA~Assisssi Jsas 2. str Faltan, ssssm asa
Frsnetsss. June /. Bs 81 fssasa. frsrn Port
Townsend Sailed. Jzns /. sss state a California.
fos San Franti~en
PoRr Arrived. J~ne g. shr Hsrs-
Sailed, Jane z. kkrn >s-ss@sy, frx Nessnss-
VENTURA Arrsssa. June . su Pasadena, srssa
saa p~asa sad sailed fex Easska
san FEuko~Arf1ved. jana I. str Aavssrs. frnw
EsAi
MEAN EAY-rsseed, Jane {. sh Loats walsh.
frpru rsnsas f8r san Ffxnsassn.
SANTA EUaAIiA~ sailsst May "a war Qxrsn.
tss Fayt Townsend
HouEiAN sAissd. Jsas :, khr yiAag ssvm
At.ssa>~a Zoe sza Fszasssus SrrfsssE 3ans &
sir L<stiia, fresa ssa FrzAeiseo sas Aessas~n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

Kramer Hsmsss9s wn. ssii Tonight Zoe Alasasn
rsusts
IN. Afki 10 r-xsistax 3 sa2t a psiss q TIE
Oeesn &1<1
s-Aosn~s Carrier ps.s 10 At seAsxtaeasxsa vas6
tsksaAx frxixhE
GssstHsns isaass Guard ssrs sgwa fxsznn Part
Tawns<na yesterday ssierasen
TAs rsssaae sstsss Nxnssss was ss~sa so~n Ia
Aesras 1Gxh yssasx6xs SIC s1A s~assrs sssns
sddsSssaza srcssr before sAs START. fes ilss Yshm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04
THE SEATTLE PosT>INTEILIGENCxR SUNDAY. JUNE lssA
C. + 1HuRsroS 4 co.

g inqufries for infermatfoa relative 10
Warrington mining properries and In a.
atson. ara frequently asked for @ttpf' on
s s.ns Sex TIA; i likely 70 prove 4 safe
qalck and proflta bic turn TO thcee whom
we nave been unable to answer a. vet We
ssae tnls Opportunity Of stating that vs
are sparing NO expense 10 obtain ali data
% interest touching the development.
merit and prospects cf tie properties
.ncse merits We have specially referred TO
sssion shortly TO issue In printed form .
complete list a. same. together siih all
.sess Likely TO prove Of puhisc interest as
Tas We .ns s. sns rnss 10 or s.r1s
spontents for distribution.
Iae immense amount OF DEVELOPMENT
TAR barely represents scratch ON the suf-
face OF our Immense resources asds fair
70 establish one fact Of especial interest TO
cover o, rau rsl or. 20 sns sonanTSas a,s
senger remains room for doubt an to the
immense value OF the extensive bodies Of
ore mat are already uncovered. From the
Index district wildly enthusiastic repcres
are daily received. and we are becoming
more and more confident in our belief that
the greatest copper producing region in
fne world is opening up at our very doors.
Recent returns from the Cleopatra"
are more than encouraging. They cannot
but carry conviction 10 the most Stubborn
sksptfc that here indeed lies a treasure
worthy Of her noble namssake. Holders Of
this stock should not sell a share under
&c, as me ore in sight viii measure up
In value at least this amount for the
stock
Sunset copper In offered in a small
way "a 1Sc. The management CT this prep
erty take pardonable pride in Inviting
an inspection OF their magnificent showing.
Lost Greek is strong at i2c ard 10
these who are looking for = sure thing"
We can confidently recommend tais stock
as Il Is certainly destined 10 command
steadily increasing value as the progress
OF Development continues. This Is the hes
buy on the marks, today at Iac Unfortu-
nateiy. We fear there 10 hardly enough 70
50 round AZ this price.
c. E. THURSToN Il CO. 100 Cherry st.
Established lsa1.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
Notice - hereby given. That sealed BIDS
wfii be received BY the board 81 county
commissioners of King county. Washing
for the furnishing Il all material and the
construction 80 q drawbvidgs with clear
orsfr.nxs Of NJ feet. together with all
necessary appros ehes. piers and pier pro-
lection. as shown ca plans now on als IN
the atySc~ af the hoard az caunty ceFnms-
sloners. or bidders may SUBMIT their e"a
plans.
rIas must he addressed 20 the hoard az
county commissioners Endorsed ND For
sns Construction 81 a Rridg. across W ate
plyar near orfiRa. Wash ana must
rmrne a lump sim fer the work cssrnpsets.
Each bid must he accom- panied ny cash
or q certified check on n Seattle bank "a
.ae sum 90 s*e.sA made payable TO TIE
chairman of the beard. 10 Pc forfeited 10
King county by the saccezs'as a}i3&f n
case ~ fails 80 enter into epr1FsSs, VIA
bonds 30 BE- approved ~ the oosrs- within
Eve 49, aasfs 81 the date Of the award
Payment viii be made IN warrants en-
the Road snd Bridge fund or In cash. as
the board may eject
Tas sssra reserves the right 10 reject
Isa.ssl this s<sn day 90 May, lss&
T.. TX. ENESsDS.
Clerk CT the Boage County Commission
srs hIng County. Wash.
rHE EVERETT PULP AND PAPER
s,ussp= ny. % Everest IS prepared sa re
essyg bids far tns supply gf &Sa cords
az eettunw osss. Delivered n It's sssd estseT
ty railroad o. Tlssv; ne ere aat rsszseessss-
ht4 contractors VII ~ Ssezfs eith. A.
dress sae company Tor ssa~ pastissslar~
wANTrp-Bxas fag excasat!rS bet ca
Second avenue Seminar. ST. James
A>s~1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

NOTICE TO 6TOCKHOLDERS-T an-
nuai stockholders meeting OF the Golden
Tunnel Mining Company will he held nt
the ccmpany's office. ~ New York block
In the city Of Seattle. WASH On the 18th
day OF June. rssa At la o'clock r. N.
All stockholders are invited TO b prax-
sent. GEO T. GARDNER.
Secretary.
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EYNOPsfs
fsseai report MAXIMUM Temperature. -; mini.
mam Temperature. -, tssuTrratsrs, s. Most.
II cloudy. rAin.
GEO n SALISBURY
seetiun Dirertos Weather Huresn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04
FOh sALE-FARMs AND LANDS.


FOR SALE
BY ORDER OF CLIENTS.
Grindstons quarry - acres; opened equip
ped; on iaaiiroad: King county. Washing
western MIA Company property: OF Lake
aUnion. Seattle.
"a acres: wafer front. including sawmili.
Aharf. other buildings: Port Townsend.
Fos:y acres. residence property. Seattle.
on;.Maaison street car line: close In
Rau6Y $50 acres ;nn San Juan island; tao
mils:S from county seat. ~ acres cleared
halaface easily cleared
Ranch earee-rogr this mile county seat. San
Juan ISLAND; No acres: nfider fence.
house, Barn. we'll stocked and equipped
tine bsari<g orchard, :
For tai PARTICULARS write'to or call on
NORRIS Il, SACHS and
JuElUS T. HAZE.
Attorneys ut Law
SD and si4 Bailey Building '4aeatrie
FOR SAf.E-ia acres With enc QUIZ r
mile ps eject water front At.Eagle har b.+s
cleared. yreek: ons~luarier->> from
school church. ptsstofice $50. ~ acres
rich aol one quarter mile from small
town. $40. William Bremen. owner tos
Bailey building.
LOGGED OFF LANDS In Mason ana
Thurston counties. excellent trait iaud
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farns. favorable terms. Tacoma Mil
Company Tacoma Wash.
FARMS FOR SALE In Eastern and
Western Washington. T. SapFTock ~
West Columbia street.
FOR SAr-E-Four acres water front.
Kirkland william II. Perkins. 81 New
York block.
FARMS for sale and eor rent w. w.
nssrtern "a Union stock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

THE WEATHER.
:
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. o.. tans !. II
Probably fAiE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or A011s
CULTURE. WEATHER. BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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NAGIsE Ar,nr4ei,,N

"a, 80 fAsss ADDITION.
. Maiisca est.e ana Broadway stertrfc
unes rila shrNaga astaittan
sewer system na~ icing constructed.
sfses rtsa.ng n progress and work has
Park site $500 49,
Tho ess.g.esf centrally located rr0eeYtv
nes eesnE ofreress ~ p. city. size lotx
saiS sse;, ivgfees slgle. sSavaot Mn
every las "''''
- 70 ~ goss 81 Tsath asenue
- % sts iot= OF Eleventh avenue
Z. y fts Ials Oh Twelfth avenue
ses' tets ga Thirteenth ateaae. ecneret.
sidewalk
80 u s@sA los on froas~ay
20 W. sefa on fourteenth avenue
= - .@fasS tesa on sisrssva avenue
~. ~. ats'fo%sna A0sls@ ana twe lots each
csr liae -" "'~~~ sfeth
:. ~ S.E'ss sresn ear llhe
=. tsss~ tNss-reass assssse y,,. Ito -
80 SI,s 49, eioss IN. ore p,ock from two
-. SEo W ndLINs
"a New N0sA hloSS .sl.srs xs.sf.. 4os
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ArCTiox SALES.

Of the Forest lodging hou& al Fifth
aysatse ssaths Blcksrfnr q Dewitt nil
sell by auction On Monday the ssh, at
30 u'etssek sharp. n the afoy. addrs -
all the surui;ase. betdgns. stoves. tables.
Guy aims chairs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

FH,l&gEN MARVIN cos rser
NEEaas sAs eUrnlng weax - sSsn
~ ss~ is1nsTtses AZ specially sttrsstfys
-. 80 = rev sss-se n hetsse eernr,,..s
ssn,,s.,s1 SEC closets an1 all modern
...r. esxiM sses. ~as'' ''s'se sN'F
- ss-f0ssrt hoRSe. Modern ana
81. 80 "a every respect. close In: Id;
se@ss IN brs.r,esst sVgn2,r -, -. En-
,sss<w ~ ,As S.asns '~' 50 ~ a''e
sss -, se s'stt39iag lass. wesg locates.
ss,ss. ssfefts graded a=ss st4swss IA 3
n, 49, 49, e BEST c@r lns + the egfv.
AAssseas sssY ser-n< s''' "a re
49, ss'as e1s.1 ser gans-s suaa tenants
Me- sns nrensFsi~S .p- So il ~,
&Sas ST. 20 CITY Fxhrea Marvin Co.
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To f.NCHANGE~-A California income
home II iss acres, - mites from san
Francisco by walter or ran, fia miles
from depot land all under cultivation.
Sa stGit trees tAiffy sores af vineyard.
crop srcn - - issa tons OF grapes. coed
smproS e1aents. ssoex. tools. wagon.
buggy blacksmith shop. etc, 20 run
such ssxea farm AMI vineyard soo~i
climate ene az the best fruit districts
or California VIII exchange al or half
fer improved farm with stock AMI iur-
plemenss. or stock ranch en the Sound.
Of same value. price. Sc. The de.
sired property aust have ttdewatex or
lake frontage ENsls particulars address
the owner. ". 4 Frazer. Martinez. Con-
era Costa county. Cat.
Los ANGELES, income business property.
cash value S. So: mortgage $50. month
~ rental tAa, never sacaas. equity O.
sxehanxs for improved farm hotscn lanf
rear Seattle Owner. sss IVES, tssco
street La Angeles. Cal.
ENCHASts Ee~fouT lets 50 Ballard Park
Ter team Address II e. care Poss-ln-
feiltgrfscer
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FOR SAs.E-Asreage along Seattle =
Rainier Beach railway. Ill, VI A. Hast
tnss reSse.Ner "a Halter building
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FoR sAiE-ACAE TRACT9.

rfy r. ACRE TgAs~rs~~iE yea want any
thing n ma1 tracts near TIE CITY. s41her
srssprexsd or amin proved. cal en- Acsre
Investment 60. III tes@slsts street FAe>
ugs sYE YEA tracts Oh vefy rvassn abe
terms Dons fan "a can Before buying
slsrw sere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

wANTrIs--BAds feg excaxas.ng Dc; ca
Second avenue Seminar. ST. sA1es
k>fAA
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Sm BUYS choice residence: Eenfou adj
oiiion: half block from Madison car
$cbeU buyS choice residence on Sixteenth
avenue north OF Madison street
Also choice business property very cheao
BAER 4 WATEHH0USE,
40 Burke Block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

q. e. rrAyEy-Tssaeer iAsl3s eo4xl4t Assc
Ger xAaA So New Yoxk asaek
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FOR eALE--House and lot on monthly
payments. - scattered vacant lots. cheap;
nse acre tracts near Seattle. large and
small farnne, some Of them water front:
TWO thousand acres timber lands: several
properties for exchange. viii pay some
cash or assume mortgage. W. B. Robert
son. Horton bank building
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FOR sAI.E-Sexeyai tracts es <hcice At
ars cedar timber Tar. n goa1 aacAstaE for
.ggsns sseshert - I2p~r. II Ssaeurs-
msr essck
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WILLIAM T.. HARPER.
Dexter Horton Bank Building. ::
40l Estate. Loans AND Insurance

Mouse on Renton hill
N the instRilmen& pians
Fifteenth avenue.
between John and Thomas streets
o. 4 the most eligible ard accessible
4uafionS IA the city.
Nnas and specifications are almost CONF
- tor another house TO be started In
tleW days Call and examine plans and
01ugms.
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FOR 6ALE-We are now building on our
last lot on Fourteenth avenue, second
room house: nrst~ciasx In all respects
completely modern: VIII sell cheap II
sold soon, and finish 20 suit purcha ser
VIM p. Harper. Dexter-Horton Bank
Building
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FOR SALE at a great sacrifice farm 10
acres. ID In cultivation. 3 acres orchard
AL varieties, fine spring near house: four
rooms. Is acres timothy. barn: chick
en- house; farming implements; near Eli
lensourR good read: school: church. Fsa-
cell. Hinckiey block
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-09
A KENNEBEC MURDER.
Bradford G. knights Charged with
Killing Mamie Small.

Augusta, November a-Bradford O..
knights OF Richmond was srraigned 10
the Kennebso supreme court this morning
be fore Judge l.. A. Emery charged with
shooting Mamie Small in Gardiner, on
the evening of February ~. He entered
a ples Of not guilty. The impanslling Of
the jury occupied but little Of tho time
and County Attorney Heselton opened
ths case. dwelling upon the insanity eide
which will be used by the defense. Court
adjourned at one o'clock to allow the jury
to 20 to Gardiner and view the premises
where the shooting took place. Heath q
A ndrews will defend the prisoner on tbs
ground Of insanity and they feel CONT
dent Of pre- wing the man 10 insane.
The oity's people togsther with the peo
pie Of Gardiner and Richmond are In
tensely Interested and the opening va
attended by . great crowd. 10 is expected
the rest Of the week will be occupied b!
the trial.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-09
MARCoNI HAS SAID IT.

New York, November S-Guglislmo
Marconi. the exponent OF wireless tsie-
eraphy sailed for Southampton today on
the American line steamship St. Paul
Speaking Of his work In this country,
Mr.. Marconi said: my work here has
been successful The United States gov
eminent did not ask me 70 come here and
make the tests. came here to report the
yacht races and whom I got here the gov
erument said: Come, give us y show -
when asked AZ to the truth Of the rumor
that he had sold thu American rights for
the wireless biography to the Aacksy-
Bennett Gable company. MIR. Marconi said
he had sold the right but could not at
this time make public the name Of the
company.
Speaking Of his future movements, Mr..
Marooni saids "My assistants and the
Instruments have already started for
Africa and in short time I shall join
them"
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DUTY PERFORMED.

Bangor. November s.-To Hon. n. A.
Hanna. chairman Republican National
Committee, Cleveland. Ohio:
"Ths Republicans Of Maine send hearty
congratulations to the Republicans Of
Ohio for. under all the circumstance,
the mas nificent victory they won yestsr-
day. IL means the denomination and
election OF President Mckinley. 1t
means that the people Of this country are
not frightened over the cry Of imperial.
ism. but propose to stand by the admin
istration In Its war measures, to suppress
a1y foe that does not respect the flag oil
our country.
Taking the elections throughout the
country. the victory Is sweeping ons.
Many congratulations to you.
(Signsd) J. II. Manlsy,
Chairman Republican State committee.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-09

dom Of The Americas continent from
rio GrAnds 70 Caps Horn. have not
changed their character or their principles
In the twinkiing Of an eye under the
temptation Of any bass motive or person
81 advantage, or under thu excitemsnt Of
war. They are subiscA doubtless. IS ell
masses IT men are subjsot. however Intel
ligent or however upright 10 great waves
OF passion.
"But their sober second thought 10 to
be trusted. Their deliberate action will
be wire and Just. The great passions BY
which they are stirred and BY which their
Judgment 70 now olouded are generous.
no BILE and humane. Reason will resume
Its rightfui sway and the great republic
will remain . republic STILL"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-09
DEWEY 10 WE'D SOON.

Warrington. Novembe ga marriage
license was issued today to Admiral
George Dewey and Mira Mildred Hazsu.
The application for the license was
made By Lieutenant Harry II. Caldwell.
United States navy. Admiral Dewey q
secretary In person. The information
furnished the clerk and sat forth In the
license 10 that Admiral Dewey IL 81 years
OF age and his bride-eleot IS; that both
are citizens of the United States and that
in the case OF each party there was one
former marriage. These statements
Lieutenant Caldwell was required to
make oath to.
It wss said that the wedding would
taks place on Tuesday or Wednesday Of
next week, though neither the Aamirsl
nor Mrs. Hazsn would give the exact
day.
The marriage ceremony will be per,
formed at Mrs. McLean's residence. Only
. family party, with few intimate
friends and several high officials will wit
ness the event. No authoritative .nforma.
tion Is obtainable as to the exact dats for
the wedding.
Cardinal Gibbons Will be away from
Warrington for . week and 10 IL believed
that Archbishop Keane, q friend of the
bride, will celebrate the marriage rites
The archbishop Ia out Of the ci ~.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-09

Convention Of the Chapters efth Port
land Dissries on wednesday.


Saco, November s-Tte Epworth
League chapters Of the Portland district
are holding their annual convention In
the saoo Methodist church. One hum
dred delegates, representing most Of the
chapters In the Saco Methodist church.
One hundred delegates, representing most
Of the chapters In the distr OF. are pres
ent. In the absence Of this president. Rev.
W. y. Holmes, who has been transferred
from the distr:cs stree his election last
year, Raw. DR.. McAllister Of the Pine
street Methodist ohur~b, Saoo, was chosen
presidents pro tenn.
: Rev. j. A. Corey OF South Portland.
conducted the devotional exercises after
which came the appointment Of Dom mit-
tees. Rev. DR.. Thayer of Portland, Kew.
DIR. Luce Of south Portland, were chosen
q nominating COMMITTEES.
These essays ware then read, 1.-THE
Missionary spoke in Notion" Rev. Frank
q. Potter, Eliot; Compassion" Miss
Nettis II. Debsck. westbrook; "Modern
Rsformers," Miss Mattel u. Robef To,
Biddeford. Reports of chapters followed
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the league throughout the district.
Dinnsr was served In the vestry ct
noon. The principal addresses OF ths A.
tsrnoon were BY Rev. DR.. Jonn y. Berry
Of Chicago, editor Of the Epworth Herald,
and Rsv. y. W. Scott Of Chicopee, MasA.
Junior League superintendent for the
first gessral conference district.
The latter disoourssd on "Twig Bend
Ing" An sssay By Miss Edith A. May
berry Of Biddsford on "The Social Life
Of the Church." and BY Frank NJ Strout
Of Portland on "Kslation Of the League
to the Glass Meeting" were also read.
Rev. o. W. SCOTT conducted the junior
information bureau.
After an early supper special trolley
cars were boarded and trip taken to Old
Orchard. The evening address was BY
Rev. DR.. Berry Of Chicago.