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Horretningsnptitser.
2toeiSe StiIbeo.

8oirber er geroens oirtelt9e pierte. 9u.
timber al Dem uohploe be ipuberripenpe
Smerter at Sp9bpmms, i9resne for apin.
betisnnet. / Siemmets Stilbeb Sc lioer
itabigt-i Tiger, Raaneoer os gar. SnI.
bommens % Smertens Siitprie err Jtrepet /
oerss iortrufre NuiigtstrRf, ben outline
Sub, | be uroliae Zine, / llbtrp,tet al gnsIt
% llro / oeres gluiist.
Meripot 8luiGroigbeb lutter apinorr.
mes 2Gber. &c ioretrGIter 2ioelier ipr
gompselie. SGopaueu bar bibragt benz
ben 5ro, at ben euelte SiGlp er ~iprbunoet
meo en- Sremitiuius hi lluberipgelie % 30,
fal Sebanolins", Meu i 0 at 10 Silialbe
er lpial Sebanolirg for auiuoelD9ppmme
unpopenoig. Ser er in9en 9ploig aariag,
buorfpr bluferoise. iBlipmme apinber Itul.
be nnoerfaite Jig ben.
WtGlree's "sSine OF Garoui", ipm tilbra.
ger liz iaa mesen Spmertipmteo mn, bar
frentalot en- Smorltntng / Sebanoliuas,
maaoeu al beune bsip9rlise Nrt aiSpaoom,
me. 9et er Ell ren, pegetabil Sin, icm no.
guer Ell piouncerlig belbrebenbe, itprtcroe
90 Iinbrenbe sS%nbippelle oper be ipinbeliae
Srsansr. Den opliper % ltnrfer bet belle
Snitem. Zen er nGIteu %uieilbar / Seibre.
belle al be iGresne Spasbsoer. llrsseimass
iif beoer, imcrteiuIoe Snsoomme hos auiu.
Der. aar eTter Mar aoiprer ben tore 9lrs
beioer / Siemmets Stilbeo. iierut ira @n.
bcers Bill. Gnbusr apotbeter iGlser "gSine
Of earbui". Yriien e. 81 pr. SLATE.
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Mmerifanif Sui I europa.

Imsritansrre ,r | ben fibite Sib OPP
traaot iom Gngl9nbsrnss 8onturrsntsr
beo Gurppas 8ulfpripntns. paa 9runo
al arbeiositansninssn Oso @rubsrns /
Wales bar bet lptteoes at afIatt, bstps
beige M9ngoer at amsritanIt 3rl /
forfieaise al Gurppus 9aOns, ps M er
ameritansrns / 9esrsb meo at uopibe
bette MarteO, uoen at bet itaar / eng
lGnoernss Mugt at binbre bet. 8ulIsns
fsres fra Pbilaoslpbia os Baltimore til
Gsnua, Narisile, HsapsI oip., gper
iom ale for ubeluttsnbs iii 1T aul fra
England. De / europa afIdtt, amsris
tanffe aul ftal bare at fortriulis Sualis
tet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
ga Grosic % Cmegn.

Wm. aebr, en- 25aaris Ynsling,
bspe | Onsbass iom 5slss at Saar,
ban baDb. fact | ct Slassmaal meo en-
Sobn Mi0er Sasen ifprusisn. Wiaer
er arreiteret.
Ga grosi. @~osnfabrit neos
branbte forriss 2srbus Rut. Sabst
belsber fig til $4,000. asiurerst for
fun en- Srebiebel. Ere al g~ranbmanbs
ftabet Tom tilifabe, ba ben ipolise 8as
falbt nso. Sabritsn bsfi9ftigsoe 80
M9nb.
Ga Grpsie Gumber Cos Sags
brus "StormsGsn" ftanbiebs for 2
Tiger iibsn lin 8irtfombsb, antaselis
for bsitanois. De bar iplgt aft lit
3smmer os 2umbsr til 6. 8. Golman.
Taits CONNER bIiper bet title / Ioros
bpen, ba antageli9 fun 2 Sagbrug Biz
Der | @irtiombeo. oa | Sbbbpen bliper
bet bare 6. 6. Gplmans grua iaisn.
Iltidd bliosr Der tiin 8 Sdabrug iaisn
at II benne Sommer.
Oscar 2urb, en- @r6etber / Sol
tuaps Sagbrug, falbt fprleben Dag
mob ct Sagblno % fit i'm 6sire glrm
ilemt ~beifabisst.
Sans Slien, Der arbsiber |
Saipper &c 2tuitins Sasbrug, Tom til.
'fabs fprlebm Dag psb at faa fin
Suanb inb / nos.t Matinsri.
5. 5. 9eracuit, Der for en- sib
iiben iplsie fin Grotsrpforretning til
9almrait & Nuitab, reifte Sorsbag
forrigs lIas til StiGsbapstpItsn, bpis
alima ban tror Ri. ftprte BAN.
- Sirmaet gurssn &c gpung, Der
bar gpotst paa Sisrnst At 3bie og
Main Str. fuIot bob ON / I'm 9utif
5reoaa Morgen.
- Olaf 3aIt, Der bar meb I ct
Regiment pa blso furlig fbg
| Sdn Srancisco, sr MI fommen tils
bage til 1T Siem / Horb6pen.
Wrs. 9. 9. SIIsn, 1903 5errn
Str, faGbt neb / aialbsrsn Srebaa
often os blep ilsmt forIlaast / Sppsbst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
Slaarnvr.

StiIs. iaa Gsirgen ffj9r.r | 0dnoet,
fosIt dfsdarot, iaa MoriIosn brrnoer ,
iiboe % ftirr, | bIaoarsuns Sistr,
mems Rprst birrer | SismuaosbGuoer.
9dTt, iaa Stumiprsiten apper ON gaus
gen.
brunss AZ SoIen % bartss az 8inosn,
iups ino Sielufttu - Somre for Tom,
me,
bet e. ct 9io, iom cir Rof.r pod ainben!
SIia blep be alst - og blir bet osruoe-
SIrettr, Tom ei Tor en- Stormbpgb
fprtter;
- Zine iom Erns, trdfii9s Rrper.
bRrbet at Slib / be oeirbdarbe R1ttsr.
SaItfriFe Sufs. iom fra sIuumpr.n
%itrn9cr,
Siis ou cir, rodr pdd Sinoet bet tprger;
ioaa audr bin pris optr Strengs:
6trIiqt bsrrloc, hpor Staoerut finger.
aiGrrinopit, lite Suli 1899.
6ans Rspnolos.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
On bpiere cmaelif STiecr,

Der bar Oeltaget / 5elttuset / Cuban
mob Wabbiiterre, bar ~iurtalt iels
selbe:
@n al pore Shicerer, iom bar miitet
1T enc Die % iaaet bet e~ritattet mep ct
Slasete, iamtalte en- Dag meb en- al
6anserne, ipm a en- i~anaiilt Yeun=
orer pa 5llb9nser al OtabDien.
"aten bporior tror on iaruuoen iaa
blinot paa Wnbbien?" lpurate Sfiis
ceren.
Seq trpr paa bam", iasbe Sanger,
"Ioroi ban fan sipre unberperter".
Shtceren tog | bet lamme lit @lasz
pie no, faItebe De op / 2uiien, tp9 bet
i9ien O9 latte bet iio paa bets aamle
E!aos. Stan bin Wabbi sjpre bet
elter?"
6an9en %bleaneoe % ifjalu, men fun=
De life iige Ell Orb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
FREE TUITION

BOLDT COLLEGE to person from
every County. Nineteen practical cour-
ses. The largest and most popular
school in the Northwest. Board 81 60
and So per week. Room. IS to s.
cts. per week, Tuition. 3716 cts. per
week. Books rented. Car Fare paid.
BOARD, ROOM and TUITION FOR
30 WEEKS $85, IF 5 COME FROM
THE SAME TOWNSHIP AT ONE
TINE. First term opens Sept. 5th.
Large illustrated catalogue free. Ad-
dress: j. Il. PETERSON,
Pres.
Humboldt, Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

paul dagger goesn iammen): Sa
bill ieg lit. lare Here 9sgne og itg.
BEN frem, for at pdpa lite mere Hal
ilaa mig, sll.r ies maaits Ital tomms
paa StaHottet.
(Wleb bsnne pife gstraetning sadr
ban ub for at lsss, ioet ban, mdaife
msb ltret, fsls.r 2ositsns Slutninser).
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
Sn nDe Wbonnenter
vi bill, iaa lTngc Spta:
oct parer, ienoc CT rlore
Margang al "sseo Mrnen"
al iDlgenOe Snobolo:
2Sos aarpana. sept. 1896 til sspt. 1897.

23se aarsans. sept. 1896 til Sspt. 1897.
6prtGllineer:-Sosm par bun2 Ros
man. Eperidt fro Gn9elf. Gn tDit Qtge paa
Rrigstt. III 3. b. @erharot. min arocn
Suftru. Romnn al &. Marlit. 9oogtnien.
vi ". Sisibrpt. arnt pstra. vi Saccb
Stloit6. Gniens tueIts ssn. Miis 6Drils
lus aooptioOatter. 6n Gentleman peo SUBS
Naaos. Bore ire 9apsgsisr. Otter "Gbdms
bsrs Scurnal." SsItreus paa Girnetulen.
st oramatifi epeutGr / ire utter. SDre
@sin. af Spnns Sic. 6arm,r Sutton iOm
Rreoitcr. Gn ROmun fra &rtgeus Sto.
epgtts Rarrn. airrlisbeosns Offer. llriarss
buIen. Set lsnneOe fs. vi Mugouleue Sbos
reien. Saano Os Ring. gf II. &. greeu.
SnebOlDeu. af Spar Sting. 8iGrli9bep pr.
Qptt, eGsr fra Spss til atOor. Serupsriss
titren. vi 8eorse Gbnet. 8amls Bette.
@i anton 6riitIon. Sampitti9beOens Rsit.
"2suea.4 ai aonrap Gabl, RptnocbGun.
gf Sader WoIOf. 6tpgtniuacn. 9enoss
Seli. 6u Splepelic paa 6ubn. Zen rsos
RoiarDs. Suunnn en- Wano iom min DtduO.
Wgteiabss SumOrete. GhOD 5rsgsnna. Gu
eGges Gplroslitr. SDOeuoe Erin. vi Gltis
iorD Salifar.
9 maaitbtisr:-Gu mopio Tame
prriten, iom latte 8ruuesn tilbaps. Reiers
Uerct 5og. 9aIgct al en- 6oriparer. gaaro
guttens Smngltbj ~itorier. Weoispt SpagbcD
hos be9ge. Girieiaotr 9atin. Sc 9ptieliQe.
Gu Siiorie ON eli RalO. Eftsrltriften, glem
lite ben. gottcrigtpiniten. Ola Woen ca Ses
leioueu. SpnO Goiicu fon giere. Risbens
baous auosn Statsret. Ut Ronaebuo mob
Gurus. Sen sneite 8iaoe. Rpil @ut. Zen
bemntlige Dlaler. Sun trai fin Soermano.
Wiuebul ION iorilog. San blsp fureret. Ola
&enoimelism. Bitnfoig GOruuOrina. Be
RpinOfplti
6or % fra Gomiftsttoct:-at
irbrette ig efter 9ebopet. Siertrt. Mtaao til
Ssrlopsoe, Zen baaeennts 8eroen. Sil en-
Rpinos. Siat. Siertelag. Wtsforusielie.
Splo SGnosrne rene. Bore 5stre. Qigfrues
gaariang. 5ist. 20 Sings Wsbre. On
Mor. sal mso Gsrusnt. Suuobto. gGru
ON Sisnlulst. Digit. Wtors 5rnoer. Stas
oiebeo. Taor bsr pi tie % noar bsr Ri tale.
On Set. Soar ou en- Nor. llnse Rpiuper.
13aarlig Sufomnielit.4 st enfelt Orb.
siiGbnsns gsit. Siat. min Woser.
SitSibsfprbrto 8auosr.
SeeorabsY oifen % Veo Mrnen ct
gar. eli nIore Narsans al @eo slrncn
1889 tore Sioer) iamt a'rrmte for Si.a5.
Noresie:
Ii. A~NUNDSEN,
Drawer Ii. DEBORAH la.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
SecOrab pg Snegrl.
sGatspiest.
Sen iooe gusuii 1895.

0,r 9es os. 81. 10 Miocus asts'
ui,oss i gruotns Nipe,rs Sus, peo pas
itcr Z. 8. cuesr Sr,o. $. Gnunbfsn
ga Gmmd Charlotte Sess, Ddtt,r al
mrs. s. u. Ste9. 9uu 6omilitns
9rrmsftc par tiIIttos. ., rpsifts r,ift,
mss acknowledgement, os Suren oil
oir!o.r gTbtpias, y. Carolina, bccr
@ruosps Sef,r 6aunab fortiom ops
bpIou fla. Oct ungt 9ars mango gsns
ner famt "Tetcrats Qc1tsu" i,nosr mans
az orS, Snner mtD paa otyes Rtii, sitns
rtr 9iott.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
G. . y
- ID s I
er bet bebfte
Na1fepmluer.
Ct. Enncan,
SonoIGee, tnn tr9Hes /:

Canton, lite % 12t GusuIt.
Spring 9rppe, IA og 15oe,
Sarmorp, 16oe og 17oe,
Gbatfielb, 1Soe % lobe.
Stepartpllle, 2fbe % 22oe.
SeGop, 23oe % 24be.
9ertsr. 2Soe os 29oe.
@rnno Meaootp, 30te Bite NusuIt.
9Rnoer trnttes loen Smerte. aIt Ir
beibe %earnnteres,
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

6or toID gur IiOsn mifteos l sies
manS AZ los aiDst usb lllpttestilfrlbs,
M CT 5crboIost braat nsb til / at 256.
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! ~neWci

Gn 5amilisfaoer tommer inb paa ct
Gmisrunttontpr for at bsitils 9iastter
til Jig os fin 5amilis.
grpeoitpren: "Spor mango p.rIo=
ner2"
Gmigrantsn: "Srs, min aone, lea
ielp % bort Barn = Ssn".
Grpeoitsrsn: "4lesr, Sti1ins?"
Gmigranten: "Srsoipe Iar, Sems
msrmano. Min 8Ons ~firepgtpps, SDz
erits".
Grpsoitsrsn: "Se @utten?"
Gmigrantsn: "Spo Mooneoer."
Grpsoiteren: "Sti1ine2"
Gmisrunten: Der %forbauiet paa
bam).
G~rpeoitsrsn (preb): Sans Sitting!
Tiger iea men limb Dem. 9i bar
inaen Sio at taite bort ber."
Gmisranten: tfter ct gieblits BE-
tGnininestio. reIoluD: "~llnatarl!"
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

sdis Iils, Soma. sr b~Urtreiit fra lite gu.
sult I'll gaibten al ssptemb,r. 5os2
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einsninesprtter paa Ghita,,a,,,


80 Sarn, cash % Sent. 80. DJa
gtp. | Rcrtherr, cash.. 50
9to. ? Hortberu. ......... .6j%-
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glcu orerialoi. !Sr. Sobn Sacpb
Srai Samilton, O., iurt9ller ipleenoe,
iUm bGnote ham iiior CONNER. "IQe
Mennelfsr / pur Sp or sniae /, at 4r.
Yeier's "Wtaue Sisori" CT en- upm9rs
fet 0teoicin, ps Slle pil babe ben / ben
uarnie Idrstio. Get bGnpte fla Ell Gi.
ten. oa iee Tom ira Statipnen meo en-
aasie "Wopes8 ieori". at &pinberue
fua al iise pperiaIbi mig os tos Mebis
cinsn ira MIG. iaa at jes life bragte en-
eueite 5laife meb mig biem". Or. Te'
ter's "Waps 8ieori" sr al erbolbe hos
De rssul9re %9pfalasenter, ipm ialaer
Gr. Veter'S "aurifo" % Ole Sio".
0erIom oer lie iiRrss iiliales i NabO.
Iaset, "TRIP til Or. Better 5abrnep, 1l2
liza 60. Sopne Nue., Gbicaso, Sa.,
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for one
wear at
II M
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19
THE MECHANIC BLUES.

On June Gath the p. NJ. B Veteran
association will celebrate the a2d anniver-
sary of the old Portland Mechanic Blues
The committee have decided to have
a field day and will go to Long island
with headquarters at the Granite Spring
hotel, Mr.. Ponce having been an honor
ary memherf for many years.
Lieut.. Jason, the chairman Of the gen
eral committee reports a good interest
manifested among the old members and
the prospeotsIare that there will be la-ge
attendance of both honorary and active
members OF the association. No special
Invitations will be issued. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all who ever be-
longed to the old company and to all of
the old honorary members to participate
on the occasion without further MOTTO
Members are requested to be present at
the meeting at their headquarters on
Tuesday evening next.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19
TRYING COKE BURNERS.

presidents Luous futile of the Boston
s. Maine. arrived in the city on special
train Friday morning at 1la O'Clock
and returned in the afternoon at 8
O'Clock. The train was drawn by Engine
4e5, one of the four coke burning engines
on the Boston g. Maine, and all of them
run on local trains out Of Boston. this
being the first time one has been east of
Haverhill, this being trial trip for a
long run.
The coke burning engine Is a novelty
only in the CRATE bars. The old cast
iron CRATE bars are replaced by a CRATE
made OF pipes with water circulating
through them at all times. The fire being
so much hotter would burn out the old
CRATE very quickly.
The same results are secured from the
coke as from soft coal, with less expense.
The run was made from Boston in three
hours, very comfortably, and President
futile was very much pleased with the
results OF the trial
5 On preparing to start the fireman Of
one OF the coke burners fills his fire box
and then does not touch it again for 10
to Is miles. The coke 10 consumed al
most entirely without the least smoke and
only leaves d very fine clinker or dust.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Those New Uniforms Are Being Re-
ceived Mt Augusta.

The uniforms for the National Guard
that have been ordered for several weeks,
have begun to arrive, the first lot of them
arriving In Augusta Thursday. None will
be issued at present until the colonies of
the regiments are ready for them.
Neither colonel has been able to see all
the company commanders yet though
they hope TO inside few days. Col. New
comb has been detained in his work by
tho illness Of Mira Newcomb at hen home
III PASSPORT. She is now quite Ill and on
the verge Of nervous prostratson.
Encouraging words come from the vari-
GUS companies TO the adjutant general
and he hopes that the companies that are
full will not have bad luck in the way
of having their men turned down when
1t comes to the physical examination.
as an examination will be given them
that win be up to the regular army stand
ard.
The general not long ago became dis
satisfied with the armory that was fur
nished by the city of kWestbrook to Its
company and he wrote to ex-Gov. Henry
B. Cleaves who has always had a great
interest in the company. that he must see
to 1t that the company had better quar-
ters. The news has reached the general
that large hall has been hired for term
of five years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19
IN THE COURTS.

In accordance with the.award of Judge
Walton, referee in the dispute between
the City of Portland and the County OF
Cumberland. relative to the distribution
Of fines acoruing from prosecutions of
persons conducting policy games, the
county COM missioners have Instructed
the county treasurer to paw to the city
treasurer $3.50 This Is so per cent of
such fines now lying in the county trea-
sury.
Bankrupt petitions of the past week
were by Judge Webb adjourned Satur-
day. New petitions have been led by
McInnis Broa of Fayette, George N.
Boutin of Biddeford, Herbert A. Doherty
of Kittery and Orimal A. Rogers Of Old
town.
Thomas A. Doherty of Carbon has been
admitted to practice in the United States
Circuit courts.
In the municipal court, Saturday,
James II. Douglass was sent to Jail for
60 days for drunkenness and Martin J.
Conley of Boston was fined So and costs
for getting drunk as soon as he struck
Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19
COMING TO SEE PORTLAND.

The Maine Steamship company has
invited about 40 prominent New York
people to visit Portland this week. They
will leave New York Thursday, arriving
here the following afternoon.
Friday night and Saturday will be TAX
en- up in visiting the resorts in Portland
and vicinity, and on Saturday evening
the party will return on the same boat to
New York. The "trip Is made simply to
sea the advantages offered by Portland
as a pleasant place in which to pass he
summer, and 1t is extremely probable
that the deeting glimpse afforded on this
brief trip will foster strong desire for
a more extended visit later on.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19
oEAfrs.

In this city. Jnne II, John. son Of Hanora
and the late John Lee, aged % years.i
Funeral from his late residence, No. 467
Pore street. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
fSeryices at Cathedral OF the immaculate
Conception at $50 o'clock.
In this city. Mary e.. widow of the late job n
Yeaton aged Sc years.
Funeral Tuesday at 2 O'Clock from No. 23s
Oxford street.
aged Go years.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon az O'Clock
from his late residence, 2391a Congress street.
In this city, June IL Ann, widow OF Brian
Kelley, aged 38 years.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 81 Gen.
tire street, Monday morning at $50 o'clock.
Requiem high mass at the Cathedral OF the
immaculate Conception at . o'clock
In this city. Juue II. Maiiin Foley, aged 70
years.
In this city, June is, Clementlne. wife OF Benz.
NJ. Winch. aged 60 years. months. days.
Funeral Tuesday forenoon at 10 o'clock from
her late residence No. Boynton court.
In this city. June 49, Everett Ames. only son
of Herman u. and Emma i Murdoch, aged
years. months, 26 days.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from
S6l Congress street.
In South Portland, June II, John G. Jones,
aged AZ years.
Funeral Tuesday AFTERNOON at ESQ O'Clock
from his late residence. 'FRONT.' street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19
wELLEsLEY COLLEGE COMMENCE.
MENT

Following is the programme of com
n,snce week at Wellesley college:
June 500 class supper.
June 29-Reception to seniors and their
friepds at Wood cottage. and garden par.
ty, 9-6. D. m. In the evening senior play
in the barn. 1.-THE Knight of the Burn
ing Pestle," by Beaumont and Fletcher.
June 24-S, 10, p. m, presidents recen-
tion to seniors and friends and almnae.
june 25-Ba ccalaureate Sunday. Ser
mon by Rev. VIM. r. Richards of Plain
Held, N. j.
June 26-Class day. Glee and mando-
lin club concert at :. 30.4, p. IN, GLASS ex-
ercises at 40, p. m, dances at So, p. M,
commencement concert at 8 p. m.
June 7-Commoncement day. Address
by Hamilton w. Mabie, associate editor
of the Outlook; commencement dinner,
followed by addresses; reception to So
niors and friends.
June 2S-Alumnae day. 10. a. M,
alumnae business meeting. followed at
D. M, by alumnae dinner.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19
IT WAS A SPRING.
Washington street Residents Needless.
ly Alarmed About Little Water.

The Washington street residents who
were somewhat nervous because of the
discovery OF stream OF water running
from the hill side at the back part Of the
cut made by the Portland and Yarmouth
railroad, about opposite the head of
Gould street. were disposed to laugh at
their fears yesterday. The stream con-
tinued to run steadily all night. 1t was
visited at 10 o'clock Saturday night by a
PRESS reporter, again at / O'Clock and
again at 8. o'clock yesterday morning.
On the last two visits the water was flow
ing more rapidly from the hill side and
had worn away large hole in the side
OF the hill Inithe last visit the reporter
was accompanied by Deputy Marshal
Chenery. Day was just beginning to
dawn but few lights were burning in
the houses about the head of Gould street
and some of the anxious ones who feared
that the reservoir on the hill was leak
ing, were evidently up. Deputy Marshal
Chenery decided that the water must be
coming from a spring under. ground, but
he determined to be on the safe side and
SO sent policeman up to the out to be
ready for emergencies.
With the morning came Superintendent
Dyer OF the Portland Water company
and a number of men. MIR. Dyer made
a thorough examination of the water
which was coming out from the side of
the hill. He discovered that there was a
heavy strata of boulder clay which ran
back under the hill and had held the ac-
emulation of water which had soaked
down from ADORE in the spring or after
rain storms. The workmen In excavating
the cut had struck this clay and given
an outlet to this accumulated water on
the clay strata in the hill. The stream
had run slowly at first, but increased in
size and poured steadily out Of she hill
until yesterday forenoon when 1t began
to decrease in volume.
There was of course no occasion for
worry, but the Portland Water company
did not laugh at the report which was
brought to them by the nervous people
until they had thoroughly Investigated
the matter. Mr.. Dyer told PRESS re-
porter on Sunday that 1t was folly to
think the water from the reservoir could
work out on the Washington street side
and come into this cut because 1t would
have to wear Its way through the hard
est kind OF soil for distance of over 400
feet
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win be known as the .Cashss Corner
Hos company, No. 8. g. W. Caeh pre-
sided at the meeting. These are the
members Of the new enemy to the flames !
CAPTAIN. Herbert Il. Chsh; treasurer,
John Skiliings; hydrant men, A. q.
Hunnawell, John Manning; pipsmen, W.
H. Noyes, Charles Moves. George Skill
1Iu9s, Frank Grace; nozzle men, II. Il.
Cash, Irving Pike.
pLEASANTDALE.
Mrs.. Charles l.. Merrill and Master AL
bert have returned to their homo In
Portland after few days sojourn with
relatives at the Depot.
A large number Of young people, many
Of them graduates OF the High school,
attended the annual Sermon held at
Town hall on Friday night.
Miss Nellie McDermott, who has been
visiting her cousins. the Misses Walsh at
Ligonia, has returned TO her home In
Boston.
Miss Bessie Shorey was the guest Of
Miss May Mariner at South Portland
Heights, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles A. Sutherland Is in Boston
over the 18th. A large party went up on
Fridays boat.
Among those from the Crossing to at
tend the S. p. II. i. reunion, were Misses
Ethel Dyer. Ethel Fullerton, Eva Pickett,
Howard wardworth and David Jones.
A large theatre party attended the
"Charity BALI at McCulmm's, Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. II. II. Biynn has the contract for
painting the inside Of the City building
and commenced work on Saturday. He
has large crew OF men at work and
the fact that Mr.. Flynn has charge of the
work is a sufficient guarantee that it
VIII be done in tirst class style.
A large number of young people from
here attended the chiIdren's concert at
Town house corner Sunday evening.
Mrs. W. W. Morrison has been enter
tanning relatives at her home on Elm
strest during the week.
Messrs. W. ,E. Dyer and John Wilson
have returned from pleasant fishing
trip to Pennington.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE TRoPEA.

The steamship Tropea, Capt. Croskery.
under charter by the Thompson line. ar
rived early Saturday morning. She lsft
Shields, May the slst, and experienced
westerly winds until in the vicinity OF
Cape Race, off which point she arri, cd
at five o'clock on Monday, June 18th.
The steamer ran into considerable ice. the
first iceberg being seen in latitude A. 4O
north and longitude Al. 40 west. About
i've miles to the westward OF Cape Race
they saw large four masted, two funnel
steamship ashore, probably the Orion.
II the wind breezes up from the south.
east she will be total loss.