The Portland daily press., 1899-11-09

tipped over, he fell between 10 and . pass
ing car. His face was caught between
the wagon and car and he WAS quite So
versly bruised about the face and head.
WILL OF CAPT W. I. s1UDLEY.
The will OF the late Capt. VIM. I.
StudIey has bssn presented for probate.
Ever species Of property OF whatever de-
soription wherever located was LIFT uncon-
ditIonally TO Mrs. Studley. who was sp-
pointed executrix without bond. The
following paragraph was included In the
will
tequeath all my property 10 my said
wife without be0uests TO any OF our
children because wish that she shall Be
provided for In any event and because
have perfect oonfidence that che Will c7re
for uur children during her ilife precisely
~ would under the same circumstances,
and that In the final disposition Of tths
propsrty she will BE- better able to judge
concerning Its proper distribution than
am at this time. This ststement Is In
tended only ~ n reason for my not max
ing legscies to our children or any of
them, and 10 not to tie construct as lim-
iting In any degree whasver the us, of
the property by my wife.
ONEhxloED L61 Ahhos
Letters are Advertised at the South
Portland sffios for the following parties;
Mrs. J. L. Brsmer, Mira Lucy U. Co
pant. Mr.. Gus Mitchell, MrA. Anderson
g 1h,rne. Mrs. Lizzie Roberts, 2; Mrs.
Lilli b. Mora, Miss Grace s. White,
Mrs. E. W. Wheeler.
IMPORTANT MEETING.
There will b, an Important meeting Of
ths incorporators Of the Mount Pleasant
cemetery, at the Office Of the Loan and
Building Assoois stion, Nov. 10, at 7so
o'clock p. m, for the purpose OF organic
ing said corporation, fixing the amount
Of capital stock. dividing the same into
shares, eleoting . PRESIDENT not less than
three trustees. = clerk. treasurer and
other necessary officers. A code Of by-laws
will be adopted and other matters per-
tanning to the association will be con-
tidered.
THE HOSE COMPANY.
At the last NEE ng Of ths South Port
land Hose and Ladder company, IL was
voted to wire the building for electric
lights. The trustees have taken an In
vcutory Of all property pertaining to the
company and its estimated value is $500.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
The demand for electric lights In
houses and stores seems to be decidedly
increasing one. Q lite a numbsr of our
citizsns are having their houses wired
- hn mi N
lighted by electricity.
ENDOWMENT RANK, K. OF p.
At its last annual meeting the Endow-
ment Rank, h. of p, elected the follow
ing officers: President, Geo. q. Gowen !;
vice president, George L. Spear; score
tary, Vim. Allen. p. q. q. Luther B.
Roberts Of Portland was prs mt, and
made some pleasing and instructive re-
marks. After the business nesting u
collation. was served and q smoke talk en-
ioyed.
The Samaritan society met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. l.. Is. Twit:hsll,
Main street.
Herbert Ccle, Quincy Dyer, William
Rich, Fred Brooks and Harmon Tutile
spent yesterday at Richmond island. gun
ming, fishing, etc., and ore of the feat
ures of the days outing was flrst-clsss
shore dinner.
Daniel Elliott and Edward Smith are
passing their vRostlon in Boston.
Everett Pittse has just associated him
self with ihs Peoples Cash marke. ON
East High street.
The Holinefs Band win hold its regular
prayer nesting at their rooms on High
street, this evening"
The gand ball will bs given by the
jolly Six at the Union Opera house this
evening.
At high tide yesterday ths Augustus
Welt lett the marine railway and her
place was taken by the bark Celina.
The Nettie +. Sawyer, which has been
pany, was towed TO the Portland side yes
terday morning by the q. A. Dicksy.
Messrs Niles Ne,son and Hiram W.
Dyer left Monday to attend ths chrysan-
thslnum show, Boston
Capt. Perkins has moved from West
High street to the tenement over Mfrsi
mans store.
James Soule has moved his family from
his old residence on Meeting House Aill.
10 07 Front street.
George Mooney OF willard, has gone to
Boston where he expects to find employ
rnent IL ons o. the many printing g houses
of that city.
ghe several diphtheria patients at VIII
lard are generally improving. Among
those who are improving are a young son
of John Gayett and child OF klmer
Cobb. The schools ars closed and will
so remain until after the danger is
passed.
FUNERAL OF JOHN S. WRIGHT
The funeral Of tn late John S. Wright
took place Wednesday afternoon at his
late residence, Cash Corner. A dele
cation from Bosworth post was present
ana reformed the burial service Of the