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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
Massachusetts League On Its Last
Legs
Scheme to Break Up
New England.
:. srence Team Will Play No
Games This Week.

Boston. November lo.-Ths secretary Of
the New England polo league states that
sll Of the teams In that league have been
streng thensd and he expects the RAGS will
be very Gloss. The following changes
are announced in the schedule,
Novemb er 24-Amssbury, In place Of
Lawrence ut Manchester.
Noyembsr 25-Portland. instead OF
Lawrence, at Clinton.
November 2s-Lawrenoe, In place Of
Amesbury at Manchester.
Deosmber I5-Maohsster In place Of
Portland 1t Amssbury.
The schedule for this week ID - fol-
lows:
Monday at Amssbuiy; Man
chester at Salem.
TuesdAy-Portland OF Manchester.
Wednesday --Salsm ct Clinton: Port
land ut Manchester.
Thursday at Portland ;
Amesbury ut Salem.
Friday-Clinton at Portland; Amss-
bury at Manchester.
Saturday-Salem at Amssbury Man
chester at Clinton.
The Lawrence club will not play any
games this week as the management
cannot secure the ball. Consequently
while Manager Lyons's agents are down
hustiing for players for Amespury, Law
renee will loan some OF her players to
Am,spury for this week.
Portland has nm extra game at Man
chest Or on Friday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
PRINCETON IN GOOD SHAPE.

Princeton, N. j., November 19.-The
members Of the football team are appar-
emily none the worse for thsir dimcult
struggle With Washington and jefferson
yesterday. Every player IL practically
in an good condition - when he entered
the game and VIII begin this weeks
practice with lots Of snap and dssh as a
final prspaI alton for the game with Yale
on Saturday.
YALE TEAM AT HOME.
New Haven, CT. November is.-Ths
Yale football eleven and coaches returned
to this oity tonight on the early evening
express. They wsre..mst st tie station b.
crowd Of several hundrsd spectators,
mostly towns people and wore greeted
with . iusty yals ehssr that rssoundsd
through the long train shed and was CON-
tinuously rspsetsd until the cars bearing
the eleven and Substitutes 70 the csmpus
was out Of sight. At the New Haven
house, where the eleven were ordered In
for dinner, another greeting was accorded
them by their fellow students who wsse
massed many dss on the wslks- Chsers
rssoundsd from several Of the dermitoeiss
also.
Head ooach Rodgers said that the work
Of the eleven this week 10 preparation for
the game, with Princeton, next Saturday
would be lighter than last weeks prac-
tiss. The men who pla Jed Saturday are
In good physical condition and most Of
them show scarcely scratch. Captain
Mo Bride was In fine spirits and said that
all of the men felt well satisfied with
their showing. There 10 strong hope,
amounting even to what approaches oon-
ndenee rs to the game with Princeton.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20

"My friend" said the caller, ION be-
half of our society / am soliciting % cent
subscriptions to enable us to wage war
on the cigarette evil, and l felt sure we
could rely on you in the battle to the
death"
Yes, III give no quarter" replied the
business man promptly. Good day, sill"
-Philadelphia Record.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS.

Last wee 8 marriage Intentions were
as follows: Benton Mills and Vieis
Etalle Redmond, both of Lowell. Mass;
Charles b. Doten and Ellen A. King.
both Of Portland; Fred d. Frazier and
Mary ]. Pine, both OF Portland; Albert
l.. Merry and Clara Robinson, both of
Portland; William K. Files and Blanche
L. Spinnsy. both Of Portland; Harry Z.
Morse Of South Portland and Rmma May
Gee of Portland; John p. Burke and
Bridget Thornton, both Of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
THE POLO PLAYERS.
Last Nights Game a Victory for the
Home Team.

present at the Auditorium last evening
and saw the Portlands defeat the Salems.
The attraction of course WAS tbs jolly
Fubrush, who Is always a great drawing
card with the ranks In this city. Fur
bush was In good form and put up a
strong game. All the locals played fine
Iy, outclassing the witches.
In the amateur contest the Prsbles won
from the Loyells BY a SCORE of to /.
The lineup and summary:
POI tland-Campbell, first rush; Jason.
second rush; Mckay, centre; Cameron.
half hack; Berry, goal.
Salems-Curtis, first rush; Houghton.
secotd rush; Furbush, centre; Wood,
half back; Mallory. goal.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
FOR PEARY.
The Relief Plans Are sttI Hanging
Fire.

Things are still hanging tire with re-
gard to the repairing Of the steamer
Wind ward, now lying In Brigus. N. r..
and Intended for the PeAry relief szpsdi-
tion next summer, and 10 10 doubtful II
she win be repaired AZ she requires to b
In order to undertake that task. The
Peary Arctic club. which supplies the
money for the explorers undertakings, b
In a quandary as to what 1t should do In
the face of the surveyors reports. In
deed, IL may be stated that. were 10 not
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
TO END PUNSKY'S LIFE


An Italian, named Pszia Brachi, was
arrested last night charged WITH attempt
ing TO stab y special policeman named
Aeysr Punsky. The row occurred on
Fore street about eight o'clcck. Last
Fourth Of July Punsky VS. On duty In
that section Of the city and 20 into .
row with some Italians whom be At
tempted TO ABREAST In the oourss Of which
he had his hand pounded with rock.
The Italians do not love Punsky and last
night, 90 he claims, they spdeavored 10
pus an end to his IFS. Pazia 10 accused
by Punsky of running . stiletto through
his coat and vest with murderous intent
but the knife did not wound the intensd
victim. Officers Thompson and Heating
mpanied BY an Italian spesiAl poiios-
man went to Brighson's CORNER and ar
rested Pasta who denies all knowledge OF
tbs affair.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
BOWLING.

AZ Pines alleys the past week the bowl
ere Of this city have been enjoying than
selves immensely. On Monday the Ton
tines ami Olympias bowled n very even
game, each team winning two games. On
Wednesday the Massoiss won from the
Quakers, winning three Of the games.
The feature OF the game was the excel
lent rolling Of Roberts, who made l2i
In the tournament so far this season.
On Friday night the Waverlrys won from
the Looms, they winning three of the four
games.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.

To make it apparent to Thousands,
who think themselves III. that they are
not afflicted with any disease, but that
the system simply needs cleansing. is to
bring comfort home to their hearts, as
costiye condition is easily cured by u.s.
ing Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold
by all druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20

She-Reggie, dear. there is something
of the old time lovelight in your eyes to-
night-somsthing about you that reminds
me of those sweet days of long ago.
hope you have
He-Yes, I have a little left. How
much will let me out this TINA. 10 or 20f
Columbus Journal
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20

There was time" remarked the af-
liable pedant. when people used moth
nag but simple pictures when they under
ack to make a record of anything"
1T must have been hard" said the law
fer thoughtfully. Half the time you
couldn't know whether to summon a wit
less as handwriting expert or an art
.ritic. Boston Globe.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
POSTPONED TO JANUARY.

A meeting Of this executive COMMITTEES
Of the Cumberland County Teachers
association was held here Saturday and
it was voted to postpone the annual meet
ing to January 18th or s5th, the exact
date not being dscidsd upon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
whx IA. Annette Failed.

AIRS. Gabb (hostess)-Your little son
iocs not appear to have much appetite.
Mrs. Gadd-No; he is quite delicate.
Mrs. Gabb-Can't you think of any
hing you would Ike. my little mani
Little Man-No, 'em. You see, ma
made me eat hull lot before we started
so shouldn't make a pig of myself
Rivnl
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
CIVIL WAR BROKEN OUT.

London. November ia despatch to
the Daily Mail from sydney. N. S. w..
says that DISASTROUS civil war has broken
out in the British possession Of New
Guinea. eleven villages having been
oblitsratsd with a heavy slaughter of the
inhabitauta
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
LITTLE CHANGE.
cous,n.sa rrs~ first Page.


TIE Rev. Adrian Hofmeysr, brother Of
the Hon. ]. II. Hofmcysr, the Afrikandsr
leader, who wss captured at Lobsssi, but
subsequently released, will come TO Pre-
torla as soon as he IL In better health.
CHURCHILL MOTHER INFORMED.
: Lond n Novembsrls. first definite
news regarding the fate Of Mr.. Churchill
as conveyed 10 his mother this evening
By q report Of The Associated Press. The
fact & 1T his wo und is not necessarily
dangerous and that he 10 alivs 10 Pre-
toria osussd her the greatest gratifioa-
.,o- sha had BEEN hitherto without the
q ~ iutinat.op 81 - pBrea59ats.
IEE EoENs NEAH.
London, Apssmier le.--A sPsois. o.-
sss.ica .lreta Esssoas, Gasss Sunday, NO
veu,hel Z sac
An Is autts<5eS en- fyrlnas'
Level t, bt ssssmp uiiss away.
Our sos,ti ,rVs~pood ard oar forces are
sufloiensiy strong 10 rspulse an attack"
BoERs OCCUPY CoLEsBU Rs.
Capetown, Novenbsr 1s.-Advices just
received here show that on THURSDAY
November IS. q combined force OF Free
stats and TT .ptvaal turshers oc' uplicd
Celesburg. Cape Colony, without opposi-
ton by the residents and proclaimed the
district to re Free State territory.
The Br tish trcopship Manila has ar
rived at Durham.
NO GERMAN OFFICERS.
Loursnzo Marques, Saturday, Novem-
Der Is.-The following despatch has been
day, N vembsr 10:
TIE statement that the Boer artillery
Is offiorred by Germ ms IL denied here.
1t is asserted o totally that all Of the
Bo,r artillery off, GERS were born In tbs
TransvasI, although two were trained in
Europe.
The British prisoners Of the rank and
he have received new outfits from the
government. 1t Is reported that the
bonn bardment OF kim berlsy was resumed
ssis morning.
ADASH AT ESTCOURT.
Estoourt, Saturday, November is, lao
D. NAT ten o'clock this morning, the
Beers attempted to rush Estcourt but one
shot from our naval gun ana several long
range vollsys fired by the Dublin Fusi-
Hers sent them back prsoipitately. The
Beers had several guns posted on sur
rounding kopjss, but our naval men ap-
pnrently astonishsd them and III sir guns
were Withdrawn.
10 THE FRONT.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20

FOetry versus Froset OF, Cnifeo nhcks
They were sitting on the front porch
after dinner. enjoying the evening breeze.
Gazing at the canopy Of heaven. thickly
studded with glittering stars, Mr.. Pom
dering exclaimed:
"How utterly incomprehensible Is the
vastness OF nature! Each glittering orb
we now behold is a world of greater mag
nitude than our own. How wonderful
are the eternal laws which hold this uni
verse of worlds in their unchanging or
bits, and
YES" interrupted Mrs. Pondering,
suddenly giving voice to her train Of
thought, "and the man didn't leave US
half enough ice today, and I'm sure the
beefsteak will spoil before morning. Did
You order those maekerel and the ton Of
coal to be sent tomorrow y"-Chicago
News.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20

A series OF gAmes between Portland and
South Portland will commence Tuesday
ut Pines alleys.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
A THOROUGHBRED.
But the Bunko Mans Games Wers
Toe snaall For Him.

But the Bunko Mans Games Were
Toe ssaIl For him.
He was delighted to meet the bunko
man.
He set his gripsack down in the middle
Of the street to talk over old friends in
the town where both had spent their hap
py boyhood days. lie took of his silver
trimmed spectaeles and wiped them with
his red cotton handkerchief. so rs to get
q better look at the nephew Of his dear
old friend.
did opderstand you to be inquirin
whether / had any sportin blood in my
veins ?" he asked after the other had saed
something in low tone well, should
surnlise that I've got a few drops. But l
don't play only one game. Faro? No;
faint faro. You git an even chance fur
yer money at some stages of the game in
faro. so I've hearn tell. faint risky
enough fur me- No; faint roulette nor
yit poker. where you jes' put few dol
lars down on the table an where it's all
over in a minute or two. "Tain't boss
races neither. You kin holler fur quick
action. but gimme suthin lingerin, suthin
where the suspense hangs right over you
an you hold yer breath tell you've gotter
swing yer arms to resuscitate yerself.
Every year l take all my cash capital
an go over to the layout. / put some OF
1t on oats an some of it on corn an some
Of 1t on wheat. with few side bets on
sweet corn an various fancy vegetables.
Then l git out every mornin an bet
days work an watch out fur the weather.
week after week, an spend my nights
wonderin about grasshoppers an locus'es
an sech. 1t takes a long time to find out
whether l win or not. but it's mighty in
terestin. an l like an excitin life. You
might wait fur some Of the hired hands
to come to town an git 'em to take hand
In the small amnsements you've mention
ed. But-you might rs well bear in mind
that when you tackle fust class farmer
you're goin up ag'in one OF the sportiest
people on earth. w ashington Star.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20

al owe my whole life 10 Burdock
Blood Bittsrs. Scrofuious sores covered
my body. seemed hey ud cure. ID. b.
J. has made me a perfectly well wom-
an" Mira Chss. Hutton. Be.ville. Mich.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20

E.W. Roberta io2 oongrsss sr:st
1; E. & n ss..saa.o. 80 80
W. II. yevett. 5oA
=. A. Jellison, 1916 Congress street.
Chas ashton. y:s1A Congress street.
,. l. ponnell 1856 Congress, street
j. j. Beardworth. 50 Middle street.
n. Il. Hatch, 2 Exchange street.
Z. Dennis, 4ls L., Com ns e, ,ald street
j. W. Peterson. III Middle street.
W. r. Currier. rs Exenangs street
wv ws .ss as % Ss"ssss. street
J. HodEson, esq Portland stree.
+. l. Brscrssa P:aEs I Island.
II. NJ. Butler, 6S Pine street.
=; Il. vlcksry. 2zi Spring street. ~
Capt Long. IS Portland PEI. ~
wv Hunt. 8 Custom house Wharf
John Coz. 20 Monument square,
=. I. Hutchinson. " Elm street
j. u. Thuss. 81 India street
&. II. Stoweil, 80 Preble street.
@. +. Simonds. 81 India street.
Miss Abbie Coombs. 1881 Bracket street.
Also at the news stands In the Falmouth.
PIeble. Congress SQUARE and United states no,
can also DO obtained OF Chisholm Bros. Agents
on all trains Of the Maine Central, Grand Trunk
s sneu ro5a any Of the sosion Trains ana
The PRESS can also Do found at the following
places;
Aupurn-S. A. Pollistsr.
Augusta r. Pierce
Alfred-J. NJ. Akers:
BaileY's lsland-D. r. sennett
Bath-Johla.O. Shaw.
BB sss aaIl.. i X burn Durham a o'If1
Brnnswick-F r. shaw.
Bangor-J. ID. Giynn.
Boothbay Harbor- +. Remission
Brownneld-Jay L. Frink.
Cape EIrabeth-Dyer 8 jose.
uerland Miils-H. @. starr
Camden-Fred LOWS.
Cornish-L. b. Knight.
Deermg-k. ). eoaniou
Deeriing Center-A. A. McConA
Damariscor-A-M. ii. Gamage-
Fairneld-E. II. swans
EaIminglon-HWi Il M, ws.ss s ca
E ET;,sSaIs-1 f {. WIKI WSSitmor.
Grv MS Landing-s. W. fihel6.
Gorham- l.. ]. Lermond-
\. H-s. NJ Leavirt q s,n
Gore-F. 4 Russell.
k ksasssDnns-5. e. & bradford 5ns.
Kennebunkport-c.E Z. Miller.
Livernore fsiis0C; Ns w,n.n;n
Long islands Ii. Marston
Limsriek-s. A. c. Grant
Iisbon-C. ii. Foster.
lIbson Falls-A. NJ. Gerry.
Mechanic Falls-Morrill q DeaainG
No Deering-Noyes Il Lurvey.
No.lwaiei boro-J. h. Chase.
No Haven't. 5. staples,
North SxaIfora NH. G Hutohin
Norway-P.F. Stone
Xilnaius q mDau.
A. o. Moves
N Conwav-C. T. Whitaker.
Old Orcnard-Chas. fogg-
Oxford--C. 4. Starbird.
Phiipps-W A ID. Cragin-
Ricnmond-A. l.. Preoie.
RocklaEd-Dunn Carr.
Arr q wall Paper Co
A. j. Huston.
Standardization Bros
6kowheean-H. {. Graves.
south PortIand-J. r. Merr1mah
ii. Kicker & Son
N. L. Gordon.
s,outh Windham-J. W. keAd
south PAris-A ID. Sturtevant
south Paris-F. A. Shurtleff & Co
south Waterboro-G. &. Downs
Saco-W l.. Streeter.
Saoo- H. y. Hendricks & 90.
K. L. Preble.
South Brtstol-N. W. Gamaga
ThomAstnn-R. ~. Walsh.
Vinal Haven-A b. tinal
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wyrnan
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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20

SHAMROCK HOME AGAIN.
London, November s0.-The Shamrock
which left New York No vember y, arrived
in the Clyde 1t midnight.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-20
TINE DAILY PRESS

Can always be found at the periodic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17
THE oRM S BEE.

Formerly Chsndlcr's) NARRaoANsErr PfTR.
Remodeled, Renovated and Improved.
American or European plan. 81 20 ., per day
meals a; all hours; Fun course dinner zoo.
special rates for parties
X. n. oRMsBLE, Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17
Wilbur Cp,ra Compaly.

DO you like music? good music pleas
ingly rendered by competent singers?
Singers who have sung themselves in
to popular favor? If SO. do not fail To
attend the Wilbur Opera Compare :
productions OF "ol.vette" or La Mas
cote" at the Providence Opera House
this week. "Ollvette" is dnnouncei
for production today tomorrow anl
Wednesday matinees and evenings and
la Mascotte" FOR Thursday. Fri lay
and Saturday matinees and evenings.
Miss Marion Manola who still rema ns
with the wilbur Opera Company wit
BE- heard in the title role OF both opera II,
The vaudeville pant uf the entertain
ment VIII DE- OF more than usual inter
est an the old favoritrs arp airing IN
pleasing specialtics while several new
acts have been engaged Tor this pdrt
of the program.
The usual daily matinceg will bc
given at which the prices viii rema n
thc s8no as last week Next week "7hc
Grand Duchess and The 4. gear stu
dent viii be SUNG.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17
WADE9 INTO A HOLE.
Thomas :. Kelly Drowned While HaIhlrg In Masha-
paug Pond Yesterday Afternoon.

Thomas +. Kelly, the li-year-old son
OF Arthur Kelly. was drowned while
bathing i'm Mashapaug pond Yesterday
afternoon. He was unable 10 swim.
and while wading walked into a deep
hole. Several others were bathing in
the same place, and one attempted to
rescue Kelly, without avail The body
was recovered.
The boy left his home. No. 30 Lin
wood avenue, about 4 o'clock andssNent
directly 4n-the- pond. He horrnMed a
pair OF tights from Frank Merene. and
being unable TO swim did not intend 10
vtnure beyond his depth He failed ia
remember. however. the deep holes in
the bottom OF the pond and stepped i'm
To one OF these. He went down be-
meath the water and came up again.
AS his head appeared above the surface
he shouted for help and Herman John
son of "a Hamburg avenue swan for
the drowning boy but was too late.
When he reached the spot where Kelly
had been struggling, the latter had dis
appeared. He did not come TO the sur
face again.
The police were notified and i'm the
meantime George II. Frazer OF No. 81
Seabury street dove and pulled the
body out Of the hole. Medical Exami-
iner Perkins. after viewing the body
and hearing the story OF the drowning,
gave the boys father permission -
place the body in charge Of an under
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17
Best Mixers and Best Drinks.

The main object of the exhibition. I,
is explained. is TO gather together un-
der one roof a sample OF every materi-
al, machine. utensil or invention of
whatsoever nature that Is made on this
continent or imported for use in the
allied drinks Manufacturing trades"
An immense supply market OF sam
Piles will be arranged for examination,
criticism and comparison.
There VIII be long bars. the best bar
tenders and drink mixers who can be
brought into camp, and everything to
make IL worth while for drinking men
10 flock from every part of the country
and sample the things.
II the -sangnine- -hnpes-afthe man.
ayers are realized three million persons
interested in alcohol will swoop down
upon New York next December. and
all try and get into the Grand Central
Palace at once.
Besides these professionals there will
be large numbers or amateurs in at
tendance from the membership OF the
great drinking public. They will want
to attend the cocktail mixing tourna-
ments, and To participate in the free
distribution OF beer and rum which will
be made upon the floor
From every booth beautiful young la
dies wearing white aprons and lace
caps will emerge, pouncing upon the
unsuspecting citizen and forcing him to
drink a free sample grass Of Smith or
Jones genuine Kentucky Bourbon
Whskey
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17
Gold Medals for Winners.

There will be gold, silver. bronze and
other medals and paper certificates for
the best specimens of alcoholic tipple.
These will cover both the internation-
al and domestic classes.
There will be fast bottlng contests
also. which will be won hY the man
whose machine bottles the most beer
in a given time. OF mineral waters and
carbonated drinks the contests Will be
as TO machines. shoppers and operators.
So far no drinking contests have been
provided for. but no doubt they Will be
fixed up. and there may be an interna-
tional cocktail drinking champion and
IAN all-around booze-consuming' con-
test.
A troupe of lecturers has been en-
gagged who will tell all they know about
making whiskey and other drinks The
railroad companies are so much inter-
ested i'm the exhibition that they will
bring citizens from all over the coun-
try 10 IL at nominal rates. Foreigners
will be brought over i'm bulk at low
prices by the steamship companies 10
be converted into customers for our
whiskeys and beers.
Temperance men do not like the idea
Of the drinks exhibition. They are
talking Of getting up n rival show with
a drink cure annex, showing how pa
irons of the exhibition can be attended
TO. and cured subsequently,
They object particularly 20 the trade
mark OF the Drinks exhibition. printed
on the cover OF their catalogues. whbh
shows a tall dude" in a dress suit
drinking champagne from quart
measure glass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17

John Olsen lound Unconscious Beside The Tracks
O, me Brlslol B sn,h.

John Olson. a tramp swede, who says
his home Is in Boston. was struck by
a freight train on the Warren and
Bristol road. near Devils Hand rock.
yesterday morning officer Matteson
of the East Providence police found thu
man lying beside The track He was
unconscious aud bleeding frum cuts on
The bead and face. lac notified Town
Sergeant Mourae. ana the latter sent
word 90 the railroad office In this city.
an engine and CabOose were sent To
the spot and the injured man was
brought 20 this city and was then taken
To the Rhode Island hospital. His in-
,.,,ie,,, ,s,ios were found to be 'sxfs Asi aos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17

SUMNER BOARD-FARM HOUSE.
s. and IS per week. Address MRS. T.
J. r., Manchester Green, Conn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17
IN A PRECARIOUS CONDITION.
luby Alleged 10 Fave Been Assaulted by Whalen
Without proyocaion.

Early this morning patrolman
found man lying on Lippitt street,
with his face battered in and covered
with blood. Being unconscious. he was
taken to the Rhode Island hospital,
and an hour later Thomas Whalen was
arrested, charged With the assault. At
noon the injured man was identified as
Michael Luby.
The police assert that Luby did not
know Whalen and that the latter
hailed him as he was passing. and
without any provocation beat him un-
mercifully. Luby is In a precarious
condition.
In the sixth district court this morn
ing Whalen pleaded guilty To making
an aggravated assault on Luby and
was held for the grand jury in the sum
OF $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17

MOULToNBORO. y H-CAMP To
rent on an island in Lake Winnipe-
saukee. For particular address Mrs.
r. l.. DAVIS, MountonbOrO, N. III.