davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
WAS BADLY FRIGHTENED.
Young Lady the Victim Of a Pair OF
ScOundrels.

During tho progress OF concert In
the Flfth ward meeting house last
night. young lady ran screaming into
the place frightened almost out " her
wits. officer Sperry happened 10 be-
present and to him the girl explained
the cause Of her trouble. She said that
she was walking along seventh South
street, and when at u point between
Fourth and Fifth West two men sud-
denly Hprang forth from the shadow
Of the trees and attempted to sleze her,
She evnded them and ran rapidly In the
direction of the meeting house.
The acoundrels followed her some
distance and then went on IN another
direction Officer sperry made a dill
gent search for the men but could not
find them, He says that a number Of
similar occurrences have been reported
Fellows" said tS' oficer, "and sooner
or later we win catch some OF them and
It will go hard with them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
J. W. ATT WILL SUE
August Farmland Of the Murray Meat
Company Wants $4,000.

True to his promise. J. W. Att. who
was arrested the other day 1T the In
stigatlon OF August Rowland on the
charge Of embczzlement will seek sat
iHfaction In a damage suit. Having
employed Attorneys Harrington and
Snow he viii soon begin suit against
Rowiand for 5000 for defamation VI
character.
~ have mortgaged my home" said
Att today In order to pay the cx-
pcnscs of the law suit. propose to
vindicatc myself In every particular In
thla connection.
'My wife has been az the point Of
death for several days and when she
heard OF this AFFAIR. II almost broke
her heart.
II hold nothing against the police.
They have only done their duty.
u cnphatlcally deny that cmbez-
zlcd the harness. My character has
been injured and ! propose 10 have
satisfaction"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
LAST HOPE is GONE.
Company Cannot Afford to Operate
Lake Breeze Car Line.


The residents OF Lake Breeze and
well settle down to the fact that they
are beyond the street car territory.
II will be remembered that they OBJ
Jcctcd strongly TO the abandonment by
the salt Lake Railroad company OF the
line "over the river" that they threat
cned suit against the company and
finally petitloned the city Council for
relief. The matter was referred to
Council commlttee-municlpa laws
and the committee has had the
plant under consideration for some
time. Last night II met TO take de-
ciSive action, city Attorney Hall being
present TO give such advice ~ might be
necessary, President McCune OF the
railroad company was also In attend
ancc with his attorney. Mr. u. II.
Critchluw, The fact was again brought
out that tho franchise was granted In
the boom days; that the company opcr-
atcd the road 1--WE years longer than II
agreed 10. each year recording big
loss: that finally the bridge across tho
Jordan became exceedingly weak and
dangerous and service across the river
was stopped.
IL was admitted by the petitioners
that the road was a losing proposition
but contended that It y hould be Oper-
atcd Notwithstanding. and that the
losses should be made up from the
other branches which were successfully
operated, This the company refuses
point blank to do, and says II VIII for
sake the west from sixth West street.
rather than to continue operating the
Lake Breeze line at "A loss, This fur
Their detrimental condition the company
does not want TO see imposed. and Is
willing TO make the most OF bad
case by letting the matter drop. In
the meantime the Lake Breeze people
will have To make other arrangements
for transit facilities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
HOUSE or nErR.sENrAr,vrs
MT. Roberts Not There To-day - Bu.ine..
Transacted.

Washington. Dec. s.-Mr. Roberts. the
Mormon rcprcsentntiyc-clcctf from Utah
was not In the House when the House
convened today.
II was agreed Immediately after the
reading OF the Journal that when the
House adjourned today, It be TO meet
ON Monday
Mr. Dalscli OPa) from the committee
on rules. then presented the amend
mcnts 20 the rules agreed upon by the
committee for the creation OF COM
mlttce on lnsulnr affairs. to consist Of
IL members, 20 have Jurisdiction ''ovcr
All matters excepting those affecting
the revenues and the appropriations
pertaining 10 the Islands which came TO
the United States through the treaty Of
1893 with Spain, and to cuba" and to
Increase the membership OF the COM
mlttccs ON foreign afiaiIu, merchant ma
rinc and fshcries. public lands, military
AFFAIR.", naval affairs and District Of
Columbia. from Is TO II members, and
TO-" Adopted.
The committee ON rules OF the House
of Representatives today decided to
bring In a rule for the consideration OF
the finance bill. the general debate so
begin next Monday and continue until
Friday, debate under the ilve-minutc
rule Saturday with provision for a vote
Monday. Dec, rs. Immediately after the
radlng Of the journal. Twenty min
utos on side VIII be allowed for dc.
batting the rule.
Mr.. Dalzell then offered the resolution
for tho consideration OF the currency
bill II provided for general debate
beginning next Monday until next FIJI
day, debate under the nve-minute rule
on Saturday and a vote upon the bill
Immediately after the reading OF the
Journal ON Monday. the 18Th.
Mr.. Richardson, upon behalf OF tho
minority. said ho dlsscnted most om-
phatically
special order, and the roll was called
ON Its adoptlon. The special order was
adopted. 1863 to IN, a strict party vote.
Al 1870 y. m. the House adjourned until
Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

81. Louis. Dee. S.--Judgc Thaycr In
the u. 3, court today granted a writ
OF habeas corpus In the case OF John
Reese. one u the members Of the cx-
ccutlyc council Of the United Milne
Workers association OF Iowa. now In
jail In Fort Scott. Bourbon county. KAN
nah, for contempt Of court.
The writ was made rcturnnble Dec.
81, when arguments as TO the jurlsdic-
tlon ~ the circuit court OF Bourbon
county Will be heard Baii was liked
at 5000.
Reese IL walking delegate 81 the
Mine Workers association, who went
10 Bourbon county. kns.. whore coal
miners strike was In. existence. and
contrary to the injunction OF the cir
cult court held meetings. He was ar
rested and sentenced TO three month";
Imprisonment for contempt OF court.
The attorneys for Reese appealed TO the
u. =. appellate court, claiming that the
circuit court Of bourbon county has no
jurisdiction over him In this case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

Efforts to Promote trouble with England
are Doing Or.

Paris, Dec. S.-DurlnE the debate In
the chamber Of deputies today on the
colonial budget. Firmin Faurc. anti
semitic. urged the necessity Of strength.
cning the dcfcnscs OF the colonies, and
the colonial army In addition to a ays-
tenn OF French owned cables. He point
ed out that while Mr.. Chamberlain's
Leicester speech was perhaps his own
personal view. the fact that n British
minister had INDUCED In such language
towards France was sufficiently grave
cause for It's consideration by the
chamber. and he added II was high
time to take notice OF Mr.. Chamber
lain'a warning.
NJ. Fnurc also lntimnicd that British
cnissnriea were ovcrrunnng Tunls, dts
guiscd rs Protestant missionaries and
selling ammunition to the Arabs.
The anti-Iiritish remarks were heart
lly choercd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
INSTANTLY KILLED.
l.. II. Peterson Meets Death on the U
:. l.. at Provo.

a telephone mcssngc from sprlngvIllc
ni o'clock this afternoon says that Mt
$50 today T.. II. Peterson was killed on
the Oregon Short Line at Provo. Peter
son was engaged In cutting on from
a train some empty coal care. standing
on the brake-beam TO do 30. when he
tell b.nenth the car.
Both lcss were cut on and his head
was terribly mashed. DIR. Allen Gays
the Injuries to the head werc alone sur
ilcicnt TO cause death. Peterson was 70
ycnra old and unmarried. An Inquest
viii BE- held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
IARRACKS DESTROYED BY FIRE.
~n cavalry Quarters Go Up in Smoke-The Coniagraon
Caused by an Incendiary-Loss Heavy and
Fire Bug Unknown.

The two previous fires cost the gov
ornment something like thirty thousand
dollars, and were believed to be OF In.
condiury orlgin.b but an official lnvestiga-
tlon failed 10 locate the responsibility.
The last nro wiped out the quarter
masters quarters, which are now being
rebuilt under the direction or Colonel
McGregor, Troop X Just got com
fortably located when they were burned
out. The signal sergeant at that end
of the line IL away repairing the wires.
and the details Of this mornings blaze
are difficult to obtain and the telephone
limo Is working badly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

the certificate OF election was as good
M over Election Commissioners Ellis
and Pryor were In the chambers OF the
night preparing the decision which w
to be announced ON Saturday morning,
Commissioner Poynta was not with
them. ANA did not 10 near the capitol
building IN which the court chambers
are situated. dtNing the evening. There
has not been Ne slight ut evidence OF
trouble 10 farl
Judge Pryor. thairman Of the board
OF election .iissioners. said II would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

','alng,on. Dec, s.--The committee
r. to inquire Into the status OF
E'e'fis Of Utah, held a protracted
= ehlhd closed doors today.
''i''s the early hours OF the meeting
A'eerts was present and made a
|.iasr' as 10 his general wishes In
's'l'n with the inquiry, lie said
[s~lally was doslrous OF having the
''4''''e INST 20 Into his prlma facie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
RAN DOWN A HAND CAR.
Burlington Passenger Crashes lnlo five Men
Near Alton.
Two KILLED, Two Fatally IpIured,
and One Escaped Dense Fog
Obseur-d .ls Track.

st. Louis. Dec. s.-A suburban pas
scngcr train ON the Burlington road ran
down a handcar bearing I'VE men. 100
yards west OF the bridge ut Alton. Ills.
capped Injury by jumping before the col
liaion came.
Killed!
Henry Dclamay. Alton.
Patrick Foorv. Alton.
Fatally injured:
Robert bryant. Alton.
Albert Bletstcln. Alton.
The accident IL attributed TO the
heavy fog which obstrueted the cngin-
GERS Wow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
MRS IN REAR OF
Cen. METHUEN.
Communications are Cut Off at Gras
Pan, and He is Now Fighting, Says
the British War Office.

vss from Him Dircct-Boers Cut the Telegraph and Blow
in CuIyert-Pretoria Says Fighting Began at a. m.
NsducsdayNo News Of British Advance Reported Relief
Nuickng -Gcn. Gaiacre Expected TO Move Soon-den
French About Ready-Generas Butler and White Talking by
Hoerapi-Cen. Joubert Wants TO Exchange Prisoners
ssi,oad OF Flour for the Beers Captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

New York, Dee, S,-policeman Hens
ley and a young woman, sain to be Ma.
dead today In room ~ a Houston
str-et hotel They had been killed by
sns, the two lets In the room being
found turned on. All windows Were
closed tightly and the transom over, the
door was shut Whether II was an
accident or suicide IL not known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

pair OF small Ringers. He told Smith
he didn't have any. That was volun-
tcer week. After volunteer day he
saw Smith pick up two ten pound box
covers lying around outside the Dia-
mond mine. The witness was still give
ing his direct testimony when the News
report closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

Washington, Dec, Representative
Lentz, Of ohio, has introduced reso-
luton rociting charges In connection
with the use u troops under Brlga1ier
General Merriam at the Idaho mining
troubles and asking an investigation
by special committee OF nine members
OF tho IIouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

Auckland. ". r.. Dec. S-Advlces re-
coivcd here from Apln, Samoa, dated
Nov. 2sth, say that the ncws Of the Ger
man annexation OF the islands as a re-
suit of the Samoan agreement was re-
Indifference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
rPEclAL To THE "NEws"l

iihlrs'on. d, G.. Dec. s,-rhe Rob
z e1mltiec mot this morning. and
p eNasing a plan u action, re-
~ until this afternoon. No plan
y iH~d upon. and after hearing
's'iohs from members OF the COM
y they adjourned until tomorrow,
~ Roberts was present during the
w ''sslon, but took no part In the
'srdlnsA /, Is UNDERWOOD that he
l'i as his own counsel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
sHARKEY WILL TRAIN C0RBETT.

The New York Journal and Adver-
tlsst gaya today; TON" Sharkey Will
train James J. Corbott Tor his coming
hight with Champion Jeffrles. The for.
mer sailor and the ex-champion met
last night. and Sharkey offered to train
HIS former antagonist. Corbett prompt
ly accepte. the offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

require all OF today and probably por-
ton Of the evening TO prepare the opln
Ion. and there was no prospect Of Its
being read before tomorrow morning
II II understood Commissioner Poyntz
Will prepare minority report opp sed
10 that of Commissioners Eliis ana
Pryor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
HPEcIAL TO THE NEWS, ~

s u'ah' Dec. s.-Thc barracks oc-
re 'roo9s Of the Ninth cavalry
\ 4. :. slchesne were totally destroyed
Y, .ooal eleven o'clock this fore
n, 'ne loss Is In the nelghborhood
y thousand dollars.
y s ,u'ns belonging to the soldiers
k,,.,. The flre Is undoubtedly OF
an ' origin and Is the third one
lA,ls "'ie within the last six
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

WASHINGTON. Dee. s.-I,cpresentative
Berry. Of kentucky, said today that he
would use every effort TO secure early
consideration OF his Joint resolution
giving the thanks Of Congress to Rear
Admiral Schluy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

Montreal, Dec S.-rhe latest returns
TO the star from yesterdays legislative
election In the province OF Manitoba
shows the election OF twenty-four cons
servatlves and fourteen liberals with
two districts In doubt. The liberal
party under Thomas Greenway has
been In power for many years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1899, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

tlon and sentenced to term IN the
pcnitcntinry. Smith was also an In
mate Of the prison at the time. Wit
ness one day heard Smith call Judge
Powers Vile name aH welt as make a
threat to XIII the Judge when he got
out. AZ this junciurc court adjourned
until this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
WITHIN ONE HUNDRED.

The SENT Weekly News l. now only
one hundred away from the 1900 goal.
the circulation Of today's issue Is 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

Antwerp. Dec. s.-The North German
Lloyd line steamer Goenlgen Luis. bound
for Australia, grounded today on Walls
words bank In the lower Scheledt. Her
condition Is critical Tugs are assist
ing In the work OF attempting 20 boat
her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
'''a"ilL GIT THE CERTIFICATE


|h,,., aa Two to One Vote.
nornIenN ny, Dee, S,-Thc situation
tssi IN was the same as last
tsin stlIl "uard of election commits
isf Goshn,,a hda two for Taylor and
~ hye beo Of Democratic politicians
|..Ag boa,dn mere ever since the cam
EEslsa Tor NV. commenced It's work de-
hynE th e,e Today. They all agreed
'' thought the fight over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

,.. m-Tbe war
tit' w, -, a.. ,,ilo,yipu,
J" l-s' -. na. arrived from
f'i'ns' 49," -, h,, IN. following
sHh'sn 49,, 49,, orane. river
- Is''''''
-.
abroad culvcrt was bloWh up
L -. pan this morning. The tele-
-, The vuid,a re-
as A',' w. = -, ,n.
navy hfinE OF guns '''
n
-.in. ,r,,iiea that the Bocrr
p if'h'HnA ~ - -...,,..,.a,t,o No.
VI The Tine OF communication :"
|, O., Methucn who apparently u
| ,.,,,,r
-a.. p.c c-riyht-
sifi' "'an''pn' -. No.. a,
sek thls morning.
-
-. pee. S-While nothing In the
|. ....res from tho British camp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
LID
Man |

itisnri|
udel |
Dol
J.. uI,|
IA I'D
was d
was
to scs|
man d
but n
itirii,|
lioHl HI
oh al
it'll |
Z his |
rs KIND
IN th|
tlreiil
have
u tiTit|
u bal
sHlaftfs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
1&<~ -
AVIl|

tlicat|
Will O
ghta
yester|
ION v, '
ttrnR
sning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
KNOWN SMITH ron YEARS.

Upon the RECOMMENDING OF court this
morning Joseph biddlccome. resident
" Diamond. Juab county. was called by
Mr.. Putnam. Witness testified that he
had known the defendant Smith for
thirteen years or morc. Renewed his
acquaintance with him about the e0th
OF last July. II was nj Diamond. Smith
came up to witness. who was standing
talking TO others on the street. and cx-
tending his hand asked II he femem-
bcrod him. Witness replied In the
Affirmative. In the course Of con-
verHation that followed witness said
Smith told him that he had been IN u
acrape at Idaho. since last we met
and that Judge Powers was the man
who sent him up'' for II.
Here counsel FOR the defendant inter
posed an objection 10 the testimony.
claiming Il was lmmntcrial Tor the rca-
fon that II did not come within the
perlod-Auguat 20, issa-of the crime.
as alleged In the Information.
Mr.. Putnam said the testimony was
perfectly proper. the object of the state
being To show motive on Smiths part.
The objection was oVcrrulud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
ytlt,fl|

y,s,ii|
tina
ltten|
ait II
In ,e
a tho
To rcl|
isiSct |
until |
ieI,ar|
leai |
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
HARBOR NOTES.
Items of.Interest Picked Up Along the
Water Front.

Capt Charles NJ. Havener, master OF
the barque j. IL. Aamlep, which reached
port yesterday, said that his trip was a
very. unsventful one. He was directed
by the owners to bring the bark TO Port
land and left Barbardoes January 20
The weather was fine and the winds light
to latitude 80 north. thence to latitude Al
he encountered heavy gales from north
west to southwest and arrived at Vire-
yard Haven Thursday morning last and
left there In tow Of steam tug Herald OF
Boston, reaching Portland yesterday
morning at a. IN. No sails were split
and the vessel sustained no damage on
her trip Down to the southwark of Della
ware the captain saw two vessels and
from there on he met no crafts until he
reached Block Island sound. This was
because ths captain was sailing
over the paths usually followed by many
steamers.
The barge Ash. that has been tied up
In Portland for some time was towed
south yesterday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
MASONIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ASSOCIATION.

The Masonic Executive Committee as,
ISOLATION held their mid.winter dinner
Saturday night at the Sherwood. The
menu prepared by MIR. Pooler was a fit.
ting prelude to the good time which fol-
lowed. Thirty-hve gentlemen gathered
around the table at o'clock and did
full justice to the viands After leaving
the table the evening was passed In social
intercourse. The following gentlemen
were present; Charles Walker, Leander
W. Fobes, NJ +. Hicks. Sylvanus Bourne.
+. Z. Chase, G. l. Drummond. X. K.
Galley. d. W. Heseltine, A. S. Kinds, &.
ID. Loring, James Miller, VIM. n. Prince.
q Z. Raymond. Q S. Riggs. J. S. Rus
sell, John f. Sawyer, A. ID. Smith.
Charles Il. Snow, A. ID. Sullivan. X. b.
Swift J. p. Stevens, A. 5. 1hayer, L.
b. Vose, &. B. Mallet Jr. c. j. Far
rington. A. J. Rich, &. M. Stanwood, &.
". Way, b. b. Foster, Samuel S Boyden,
J. q. Henley, Is. b. Winslow. O. W. I.
Cooling, 5. b. Bearoe, George X. Shaw.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
:REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded;
William II. Purinton, ct ais, of Harps-
well, to Coolidge j. Grover of Bruins
wick. landiin Brunswick.
willard p. Harris Of Portland, to John
p. Aaskov and Oscar III. Reed, both of
fIeeport, land in Falmouth.
Charles T. Stafford of Portlandsto Will
lis Nd. Ohenery. trustee, land with build
ings on Mechanic street. Woodfords
Eliza j. Pratt Of South Portland 10 in
habitants Of South Portland, land for
townway In South Portland.
sarah Freeman OF Windham to Ann 4
shaw. of Raymond, land in Standish.
Lewellyn M leighton of Portland to
Charles b. Dalton, of Portland, land on
Glen WOOD avenue, Portland.
Miranda f. Staples of Portland to Leon
ard ii. Norrish of Portland, one fourth
interest in land with buildings on Cedar
st rect.
Maria J. Curt ct ais of Cane Elizabeth
Of iona +. Ross Of Cumberland, lot on
Great Chebeague island.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
deRIEF yoTTINos.

A mail will be despatched to Willard
Sunday mornings hereafter, closing al
8 o'olock. commencing yesterday moruing.
The annual meeting of the Samaritan
association win be held with Mrs W. L.
Kilborn Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
Saturday, March 4, the association will
celebrate their fist anniversary with a
dinner at Riverton.
The Oakdaleans 60 on their annual ride
tonight to Riverton. Special cor will
leave Bsngs's grocery store at 2 ocock
sharp.
The regular monthly meeting of the
school board will occur this afternoon
at 4. 80 O'Clock. DR.. Warren will present
the annual report of the board.
The city schools open today after %
vacation of two weeks.
way to Portland. Three of them are
expected to arrive at any time now.
Tho Hamburg "A merican steamship
Alesia reached Portland via Boston Sat
urday rom Hamburg. She had very
stormy passage on her trip to Boston and
was twice obliged TO put back on account
OF injuries to her steering gear by the
terrific seas she encountered.
Iyanhoe lodge, x. of p, will confer
the rank of knight upon six candidates
next Tuesday evening.
All sisters of Damon assembly, No. /,
are earnestly requested to present them
selves at Reception hail, Tuesday after
noon, February 2Sth.
|. Yesterday was cloudy and raw in the
morning. A damp snow began falling
late in the afternoon.
Tho regular meeting of the Salvation
Army Aid society will he held in the
vessry of Plymouth church ut TO-
a. IN. on Wednesday. March l. A full
attendance Is earnestly requested.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
PERSONAL.

A. X. Wright and DR.. s O. Gordon
leave this week on trip to the Pacific
coast.
Mrs Vim. Il. kohling. who has been se-
rfousty III with pneumonia, during the
past week, is oonvalesoing
Mx. William Cunningham of the Do.
minion line is here from ST. John, N.
B., visiting his family for few days.
Lieut., Mark II. Hersey, q. S. A. form
erly military instructor at the Univer.
sity Of Maine. has been ordered to Manila
with his regiment He has been breveted
a captain for his gallantry. His family
is % accompany him to the Philippines
Z MIR. WilIisE Carter Of Danforth street,
sailed from New York Saturday for .
months trip among the West Indies.