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The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
C. n. CUPPy CO.,
0RR'S ISLAND.
ALL SAINTS CHURCH OPENED BY
REV. ELvIN K. SMITH.
PORTLAND. ME.

REV. ELVIN K. SMITH.
On Sunday last the new Episcopal
Church Of All Saints was opened with
divine service, conduuted by ths Rsv.
Elvin K. smith, Secretary ef the Dlocess
of Nswtury.
The church was filed to overfiowing by
mn attG n.iTe and reve-ent congregation.
If whom nearly 60 received the holy
Comm union. The need fer this church
has thus been already demonstrated.
The number of Episoapaliins who own
cottages or soiourn as summer bosrders
on the island probably now eAcseds 100,
and Is steadily increasing, 10 all such
the appeal Is made by tie first promo tsrs
of this work, THAT they will cordially anu
generously o Operate In Its maintenance.
10 this end the following statement is
made.
The erection OF the church has tesn
brought about chiefly through the tffor It's
Ot a lew churchwomen, teginning with
Sunday services in one of the cottages,
during the summer of 1914. As fands
were gathered. they vera placed in the
hands Cf tae Bishop of Maine; and the
property has been conveyed to tae rrus-
tees of Church Property of the Dloc. So
of Maine
The cost OF the ground, materials and
labor, as cen little over Sl20000; to
complete the iull payment of which there
IS yet needed s40I00. which, by the terms
OF the contract, must be paid within a
twelve month. A large portion OF this
sum, 1t is hoped. will Le contributed this
present season by those who are enjoying.
here and now, the religious privileges of
the church they dearly love, and from
which its memters are too often debarred
in their summer outings. by request Of
the Bishop. contributions to the Building
Fund should te sent to Miss May s.
Decker, 449 East 132d St. New York, or
to Miss II. S. BAquet, Burlington. N. j.
Or they mey he made through the Sunday
morning oftertories, the proceeds of which
will tie tdded TO the Building FInd.
after deiraying the necessary expenses fer
clerical services.
The Bishop has presented tho altar,
which will shortly be in its place. A
bell, chancsl rail and prayer dssk have
also been given. Nearly every article of
furniture Is q memorial. Desk books and
some other articles of furniture remain
yet to he supplied. 1t may ts that sume
who make this island their summer home
will Ee glad to put hsre some such sacred
mem ento Cf the dear ones teyond the sea,
Or within the veil.
The permanent seating of the church
W i'll he by chairs. Of which 50 have been
purchased ct 40 cents apiece, and given
10 the church, by individual worshippers.
Fifty more are needed, to replace those
which were kindly loansd by neighb1rs
for last Sundays use. Fifty other wor-
shippers are invited to be- the donors.
Orr's Island, Me August 10, 1899.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
SOME MORE PROOF.
IfTherc Is Anything In Portland En-.
dorsation You Get IL Here.

Our readers are not asked to believe
the following until thoroughly investi.
gated. This can easily be DONE 1t does
net necessitate the usual questioning that
at tends the psrusal of newspaper state
ments when made as they are, by people
living one hundred miles away from
Portland. There can 10 no doubt ms to
reliability. 1t has appeared in Portland
before during the past year, and 1t would
have been instantly contradicted unless
true. Mrs. VIM. Moore. OF IL Summer
street, says: 81 gave for publication
sarly In 1895 statement about Duan's
Kidney Pills curing me Of annoying.
aching pain-across the kidneys, always in
evidence when stopped, WHOM | walked
Until the spring of 1896 I was free from
any indication OF kidney complaint.
Oyer exertion5while household cleaning
brought on a slight recurrence. / did
not walt for 1t to grow severe went at
once toIH. II. Hay s. Sons drug store,
procured. Doan's Kidney Pills, took few
doses, and tho results obtained fully JUS
titled me in again saying, Doan's Kidney
pills can be depended upon. A daughter
of mine living IN Bowdolnham. this
state. was also cured of weakness Of tns
ba,k. Time In place or altering my
opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills has
strengthened it."
Z Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers price 90 cents box. Mailed on
receipt OF price by Foster -Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-DoAN'S-and
tAks no substitute.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
RIsmark,s IRON Nerve.

Was the result Of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver.
Kidneys aud Bowels are out OF order. II
you want these qualities and the success
they bring use DR. Kings New Lie Pills.
They develop every power OF brain and
body. Only 26cts at II. p. 5. 6oold,
677 Congress street; and ii. 9. Starr,
Cum berland iMllR
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

gUMMKR BOARDERs wANTED-In fne
- location. old fashioned farm house, first
all kinds For particulars address BOX "a
> tandlsh. Ne. III
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
MURDER, WHAT'S THAT7

One Of McKenney's Alarm Clocks. CSC to
$500. Warranted 10 wake the dead. Mora
clock than all the other dealers combined
the Jeweler. Monument Square
sep2Sdu
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
sPor cAsH-oLD COLD.

wc use II for making rings McKENNEY the
Jeweler. Monument Square. oct27du
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

Tux Mekrangan House. Isle Of Springs. n
Bootnbay Harbor, where on can get tho
best Of board, nice pure water and good pure
air, prices right. daily mails. The hotel Is 100
feet above sea level; nice coal breeze every
dsy. Come, come. For terms and circulars
pretor, Maine. %
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
S9.99 WATCH.

20 year gold filled casa walthain or Eleln
Nicke, movement. warranted TO be the best
watch for the money. MCKINNEY, the
Jeweler Monument Square. ieo
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

0AK FARM-Gentleman wife, aud two or
" three children can ind delightful place TO
rest. fiHzza, shade trees, milk. eggs, berries
and fresh vegetables; bass and trOu. fsllnv.
Daily mail; no other boHrdcis. ADDRESS BOX
Az. khapegh York County, Maine. III
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

FOR SALE-l 1-2 story house containing
Ioops IN good repair, fitted for one famify,
with stable, situated on the corner of Forest
Avenue and Ocean Sts., Let COX 20. For further
Exchange st. %
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 40 cents, cash I'm advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

TOR SA LEA very valuable wharf property
ring on Commercial street. having a
solid NIL u about 60,0O0 square feet and front.
age on Commercial street of 10 feet. For
particulars apply TO JOHN +. PROCTOR, Cen
tennial b ock. 81
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
wANrEp-AGENrs.

A GENTS TO handle speciality, sold to the
n Grocery, Drug and Cigar trade, big money
maker, territory assigned. b. WRIGHT
sCHWARZ. Cincinnati. Ohio. I'll
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

DLEASANT Valley COTTAGE Glen, N. H., now
Il open, house ana furnishings new, a large
farm from which vegetables aid milk are sup
piled daily, everything Is done for the comfort
Of the guests. Write for circular. A. r. HALL,
q len. N. III.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
INSPECTION WATCHES.

:, ~ Jewel adjusted Pat. regulator nickel Elgin
Stlverinu ease, $780, b. w. RAYMOND u and
u jewel adjusted Is the best Railroad WATCH
These watchs, will pass the Inspection. Nc
kESNEY. the Jeweier. Monument Square.
je9
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

FOR SALE--At a bargain, 10000 feet Of
vacant land, near Marginal wav. Portlar d.
SCHWARTZ Deering. or II. NJ. RAY, So IL
Exchange street. 10-I
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

CHEAP FOR CASH, or will exchange for
~ real estate, manufacturing plant In Boston,
goods In constant demand by all grocers and
provision dealers; owner going to Cuba; must
dispose OF business quick; only small capital
required to run business. Apply TO OWNER,
room 22C. Equitable building, MIX street. Bos-
ton. iiy20&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for 80 cents, cash I'm advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

EOR RENT-Dtsirable tenement, nne To-
= cation, sunny. sighthly, nearly new. near
three electric lines and Union station, eight
rooms, and finely furnished bath room. hot
water heating. set uUs, window scrs ems. II
Grove, corner Cumberland. Apply Mt house or
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

vNANTED--A young man 10 do offica work
w Apply at once J. +. GERRlTY & Co.. "a
Idle stree. OF
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

lyANTED-By young nan. position a.,
w stenographer Have Lad cflice ex-
perience. also some practice 10 book keeping.
References given. Address H.. 100 III ank in
ST. eet city. 1O-1
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

I am out OF work ani want a Job, will work
4 at atanylhing that l can do. Address j. $. s.,
As Feieral street. b-1
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10


SUMMEk BOARDEkS az Pine Grove Cottage:
- nice accommodations; house situated AT
edge OF pine grove; lake near house; sandy
beach; boating and bathing; bass and trout
fishing. City references given. Parties stay
Ing two weeks or over win be given free trans
nortation from Gray station. coming and going
For further particulars address MARSHAL
MORSE, Dry Mills, Ne. I-tf
RAYMOND SPRING HOUSE and Maine
~ Central Railroad win tell you where To 90
and what to DO for n first class outing for thee
days, OF three months; II You enclose stamp
YOU will be surprised. Address q. E. SMALL,
No Raymond. Me. aug7-if
A lew summer boardcrs wanted ~ PHEASANT
IN country place. twelve miles from Portland,
good tnbe, good beds AMI good teams. Ad-
dress Il. ~. Box l67. SO. Windham, Me. 3l.4
WANTED Summer boarders; few more
w boardcrs can be accommodated at the
Peqnawket House. West Baiswin, Me- Parties
carried to and from the sta. ion. Enquire OF
Mrs. OLIVER MURCH. 27-2
I AhE HOUSE. North win1ham. Me- Now
IL open for the season OF 1899. Quiet l0ca-
ton.. Supplied with unexceiled mineral water.
Good bass and salmon fishing; desirable rooms: I:
rates reasonable; correspondence so icted. l..
$. FREEMAN, proprietor. je2sdsws
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

no Real Estate Men and Buiders.--W Wanted
BY a practical painter, paptr hanger. tin
ter and general inside workman; a situation
either by day CT job work. II you are thinking
OF painting or rapering a room or q house crop
postal aud 1 wi call and give estimates
Work executed with despatch and satisfaction
guaranteed. Address +. Il. DAILY, Eagle
Hotel, Portland. Me- S-A
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

WAHT ED-By a young lady, situation as
" book-ketper or oftice assistant Have
had city experience and can furnish good
referen- es iirequireJ. Address o., luIelyale
Maine. III
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

FOR SALE-The king OF dogs. four full
blooded, rough coated, ST. Bernard pup
pies. Apply TO "RoBBIE," 90 Spring street.
Al
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

OFFICES TO LET-Two sultes of light.
a pleasant onices, with toilet room on same
nooI. r,a, Apply to 5. II. cOLEsWORTHY. %
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

RoY wANTED-The James Bailey Co.. 2e4
ID Middle street. 81
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

FOR SALE-Elegant new room house on
a Brown street, Woodfords, open plumbing,
hot water heat. piazzss, bay windows. electric
hKhts and bells. finely tituaaed. Price low II
taken now. Easy terms. DALTON g. Co
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
WANTED SITUATIONS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 30 cents, cash I'm advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

E0R RENT-In the central part OF the city,
near City Hall, on line OF the Yarmouth
eiectrics, an upper apartment OF rooms,
sunny, Peasant and convenient. Price $500.
Apply FREDERICK 8. VAIL, First National
Bank Buiidiug. 81
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

WANTED--A good smart boy {, learn the
W business; not afraid TO work; High
LOVtLL ARMS CO., lS0-ISs Middle ST., w, II.
CHASE. Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

T'UII - -bHJ noFse. bIack points stands
ISL h.gh, weighs 100 pounds sound. kind
IN stable or out. no tricks. afraid OF nothing.
trot quite ftsf. safe for women or children 10
drive. disposition worth $500 for a family
horse. Price y sold az once $500. Can be seer,
and driven at CLAkKS STABLE, Tyng
street.. 1851
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

fENO RENT-For remainder OF season, ! AZ
c'ass summer cottage. furnished for ho,,se.
keeping, plastered. new plumbing rmnning
water, good bathing beach, beautl vi lnraiioas
Tins reasonable. Apply TO JOSEPH n
REED, City. ei
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

Park street, near eptine sirfe,' confal,,,nv
,o,ns. roy,nhns. Daihr0om, laundry. ana up.lo-daie
kmmD'ns s.u,,., ~ and heating. a low prize 20 small
Middle street, or the owner. suceif
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

WANTED-Man in planning min to run
W saws, planers and rgolder on house fnish.
Steady work and good wages. Man with
family pre.erred. AddiesJ FRED S. SHER
BUkNE. Sanford, Me. Ia
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

N0TIcE-Goss s Wilson. auctioneers, re-
~ moved TO i54 to leo Middle St., corner of
silver St dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

EOR RENT House i4o Pine street. Posses.
II sion given lmnedlately. Enquire at PORT
LAND SAVINGS BANK, So Exchange street
III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Is the duty or cur government 20 compel
AguAlaldo to submit and TO establish
pcacc.and order in the Philippine Islands.
lie justly says this IS duty We owe
10 the world e the FHiplnos themselves
and toyoursolvcs and &c SIS a duty which
we cannot ovade or shrink from. II
must be performed and performed
thoroughly. whatever tho cost may be.
we arc' now. as General Wheeler says, the
leading nation OF the earth. and il IS not
o. Doc said anywhere or by any one that
wo are unable TO compel ten millions of
sayaecs 10 keep the peace ana refrain
from cutting each others throats.
And r. the government VIII rive Gene
raj Wheeler supreme command in the
philippine Islands. it viii be but a very
short while before that peace VIII be cs-
tablshed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

ors have fer all ages made war upon "
with ndicule. with argument and at
times With fire and sword. But 90 itr
from destroying 81, Bible religion has
steadily increased until the Gospel to-day
Is preached in every quarter orthc globe.
colonel InecrsolL with an his cloquonco.
his vltucism. his keen Satire. WAS not
able to DO the cause harm Indeed, he
rather did it good by illustrating tho
utter emptiness Of his own philosophy
and DIS ablcct weakness as against tho
forces Of God. We say therefore, that
his uuo neht against the church was II
disnol failure. as making no imprcs'i ION
Whatever upon SIS integrity and that DIS
philosophy was dismal failure ass ufn-
f.hing 90 DIS followers no sufficient IN
oontvc 60 q correct life and good works
ana as giving thcm absolutely no nope
beyond thc grave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Editor The Times.
sir-In your editorial on "Ineersoliism. -"
July Gd. 7 understand you to mean that
Colonel Incar0Is doctrine whether true
or not. should be condemned because You
think it would have q bad effect. and
that tl. T'i.e doctrine. whether true or
not should Doe commended because YOU
think the effect SIS good. and that 70 Is
comfortable and c0nso'lng 20 believers
Coloue. ngersol was doubtless honest
in his opinions. and being blessed with a
suT backbone. De advocated what he be-
lieyed to Dee true. Like the gold Demo-
Gratis he stuck 90 his convictions, regard
less of the popular ciamOr.
And what if his doctrine is true? Many
prominent scientific men agree with him -
HuNlev Darwin, Tyndai, Herbert Spen-
Ger and others.
D have heard many good people argue
that even if the Bible is not true. it is
a good ching % teach 20 the common
herd 90 make them better that the fear
OF hen fire and birthstone is a good
thing. REGARD this as most per
ulc-0us doctrine. / agree with Mr. Huxley
that the truth should be sought at an
hazards and that 30 is morally wrong TO
advocate what We believe % be untrue.
/ would be glad 90 Dee informed whether
my understanding OF your editorial is
correct. r.
July q, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

BERRYVIILE VA. July 29-Special-
Bv order OF Major Grlmsley, the sur
vivors OF the Sixth Virginia Cavalry
Payno's Breade-will hold their annual
reunion in M0oro's woods, near Berry
vile. as guests of the Clarke Cavalry
Association Wednesday. August 23d. The
grove where the C0nfedcrates viii gather
was the scene OF a Trojan scene during
the civil war. The oak tree from which
six men OF General Clusters command
We're hung IN retaliation 10 the murder or
six OF Colonel Mosbys men in Front
Royal still stands IN these woods and
Will no doubt prove an interesting topic
OF discussion among the old soldiers.
The sixth Virginia Cavalry was recruit
cd from the following counties: Clarke,
Ioudoun. Fauquier. Alexandra. Fairfax,
Halifax. Orange Rockingham, Pittsyl-
vauia and Rappahannock.
General Charles Thurman has bought
OF Mr. A. Moore. Jr.. the forty-acre field
oi land known as Trap Hiu,' situated
northeast Of town. Tho price paid was
So per acre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

"Afr SiNlWcck' inquired her lttle
brother-he was entertaining the young
man on ,ho front steps of 20 Capitol liIu
house while shoe WAS getting ready up
stairs-"why don't you get two of then:
1.-TWO what son2' inquired SiXaweek
"Whv tuo su-cs." replied the delight
ml lnre boy. "s's says She seen YOU on
j. stree. yesterday afternoon with one
large skate 900. and I've boon a-wonderin
Why you didn't bus a. pair. D asst Sis.
and She said y0u must Doe mp against it,
What arc you up against Mr. sixaweekf
siNaweeks reply was too er1sive and
maracuiato for observation-disclosures
tom Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

The net result Of the international
Ant-Var Conference seems 90 be that
the Powers participating have agreed
Chat when two nations begin quarciling
ai, of the Powers Will jointly advise them
10 submit their differences 20 the Court
of Arbitration provided for instead Of
going 90 war. This reminds us Of re-
solution adopted by the directors OF a
certain social club which called upon
every member seeing another member
violating the rules OF the institution TO
"cau his attention 10 DIS thouehlessncss "
and ID wilI Doc about as effective, VIC have
no doubt
what would such advice 20 this country
anx Spain have amounted 60 when we were
entering upon Our recent war? Spain
knowing what hor fate was to be was
yct forced Co nrht or have civil war
This country would never have consent
ed that our differences should bo sub
miucd 90 arbitration because it had re-
solved Chat Spain should vacato cuba
whatever the cost might be. and am arr
mratIon court might have made its
award without requiring Spain to leave
cuba. 10 viii Doe very much the same
case whenever two nations differ So
radically upon amy point as 90 make each
resolve So aeht rather than give up
when that condition of things arises
neither win submit TO arbitration because
each is willing TO risk AN rather than
yield amy part IL SIS a gain no doubt 10
the general cause of peace that this tri-
Imal should have come 20 the conclu-
sion Sc bias reached because it directs
mems minds towards the channels Of
peace rather than war; but we doubt
very much whether any war that would
otherwise come ON win be ayerted by
One advice. Tho dcstructivencss of mod
om engines of war IS a far surcr guar
autee of peace than the resolution the
Peace Conference has come TO.
One of the conditions Of the agreement
ass simcd is that DO power not partici-
patug n Che conference shall be per-
mitcd to become hereafter party to-
the agreement without the consent of
every Power row signing 10 IS said
that Ills provision WAS demanded by
Italy to exclude The Pope and by Eng
land TO exclude the Transvaal
A demand that the Pope shall not be
allowed TO become party TO an agree
ment whose object SIS TO preserve peace
seems one of tie most anomalous propo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30


There is great deal about General
Joseph Wheeler that IS mos, attractive
20 generous and sympathetic natures. It
is surely something out Of the common
run OF things for a man Of his age to
request. TO the point. almost. of a de-
mand that the government shall send
him TO active service in tropical climate
merely because Dee holds commission
iu the army whose pay he IS unwilling
TO draw 81 ne gives no service in return.
That IS am example which Is worth more
90 The country 40 large than ten thousand
ESSAYS on moral obligations from the
most eloquent pens ana the young Of
ncers OF our army viii draw the most
valuable inspirations from f.
Just before Doe sailed from san Fran
clso. for Manila, DE addressed the follow
ns letter TO Dis oountrymen:
"I feel deeply grateful for kind express
slons. but / do not 90 to Manila with
any view of persona, advantage. My
position at best viii De very subordinate,
but in my humble capacity j Will use
mv earnest efforts 90 do my fun duty.
4 feel confident chat. with the reinforce
ment being sent 90 General otis, he viii
bs able 90 bring the war to an early
conclusion.
"Au uue Americans regret that peace
was not maintained in Luz0n. but they
fully realize rlat The conflict must be
terminated without a shadow upon the
prestige which our soldiers ana sailors
have SO eloriousiy Won
"I regret That amy Americans tolerate
the thought OF our government yielding
90 Aeuinaido. Ii ls our highest duty
90 restore order in Che Philippines. IL is
"a duty we owe 30 the world Oh the vast
body OF people IN chose islands who de-
sire the benefit of our protection. and 10
is also duty we owe 60 ourselves.
"The events of thc past fifteen months
have made the United States OF America
the leading among the leading powers Of
the world. and Che advantage it viii bring
90 our commerce and industries OF every
character can hardly Doe estimated.
JOSEPH WHEELER"
The loyal spirit OF subordinaton 10 SUI
periors aud oontentment with the posi-
lion that his duty assigns him 70 that
this letter shows. IS most delightful and
refreshing when conTasted with the
greedy scufne for precedence OF which
we see so much in the cases Of most men.
General wheeler has an the Inspiration
that make up the hero and his wole past
course IN uniform, proves that II be IS
given the opportunities that Pc ought to
have in the Philippines the government
win get more enectual service from i'm
than from a hundred Of the noisy fel-
lows who can tell all about how II should
be done seven thousand miles away from
the scene OF action.
In spite OF all that IS said IN eondemna-
ton OF what is going on in tho Philippines
and there IS great deal OF just con-
domnation of 40 we have not the slight
est doubt that General Wheeler expresses
the sentiments OF the overwhelming body
Of American citizens when he says that it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
The Camp Meeting.

In an age when all is changing,
When the old itself seems new.
When our life Is surely ranging
10 another point Of view
10 s good 90 go 90 meeting
In the camp at old Dcs PLANES.
just to hear the good old greeting,
Just TO hear the old retrains.
so ones trying 10 be funny
Preaching truth or saying prayers;
no ones seeking 90 make money
Singing out the good old airs.
Crock of Ages" tells Che story.
"u0'd the Fort" the tale repeats;
There they seek another glory
Ia the town with golden streets.
War they wage on things unholy
Where the Word is gladly taught;
Theirs 90 preach the meek and lowly
Theirs the humble. trusting Thought
Theirs 90 hold the old camp meeting
Ia The grove 40 old Des PLANES.
Where you geo an old-tlme greeting
Hear the glad oid-time refrains,
Chicago News.