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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-04
Hosiery and Neckwear
for Holiday Giving.

Mostly modestly priced all fairly.
Finer Soc Special showing Of silk
81 so and 50
Neckwear; tempting styles and colors.
Neckwear luxury soc. times
I it. Beautiful effects
dull the appecve that is not
dandwa Is this a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-04

Goals from feld-Pearson g. Brick (2). Sagrario
(2l and McAfee. Goals from free throws NcAfee
~ and Brick Umpires- Messrs. Charles Dunn and
E. G. Casey Referee-Mr. A. W. H. Ferris. Timer
Mr.. +. Z. Libbey. ScOrer-Mr. J. B. Baker.
The standing of the teams to date is as
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BIKE RACES.
nearly one Hundred Riders at the
Berkeley Oval.

New York. July s.-The grand circuit
of the National Cycling association be-
gan today at Berkeley Oval. Nearly 100
riders took part In the events. The
weather was all that could be desired. A
club team race. distance five miles be-
tween the Harlem. composed of Kramer,
Lake and Bedell. and the Greenwich club
representatives, W. A. Hornberger. Nye
and King. furnished an exciting finish.
with Kramer the winner by three-fifths
of second. Time II. 10 go. Leroy See
of the N. Y. A. O.. attempted to beat
the worlds amateur record, flying start,
paced by a quint, for half mile which is
so seconds. The young rider who was
poorly paced, covered the distance in
So S-5 seconds, but few minutes later
paced By q triplet, he did 1t in 81 As seq
onds. The grand circuit. opsn profession
al. event at mile was won by Tom
Cooper of Detroit by couple of inches.
Time 22 0B 1.5.
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ACROSS THE ISTHMUS.
The Nicaragua Commissioners Are
Planning Their Work.

Washington, July S-The Nicaragua
Canal commission has finished its pres
emit sitting in Washington and the men,
bers have scattered to the wind their per-
sonal or professional business before start
ing for the field. 1t has been settled that
the fold force taken from this country
will number about 70, In addition to
whatever local help may be picked up
on the isthmus.
The first party to leave this country
will consist Of Admiral Walker, Col.
Ernst. Mr.. Burr and Mr.. Morr son. con
shutting the Panama committee, with
probably two other members OF the com.
mission who will leave here in about 30
days for Paris. There they will examine
the records OF the Panama company and
secure whatever data are obtainable in
connection with that part OF the work. 1t
is possible they may visit Kiel before
returning. Meantime the remainder of
the commission in this country will do
whatever Is possible ty correspondence
with several Central American govern
ments who may be interested in the
ronte to be finally selected. The start of
the entire commission for the isthmus
will be made probably in November
When the commission takes the field it
will divide into three sections one. to
study the Panama route. one to further
investigate the Nicaragua route. and the
other to go over the Darien line. After
ward the San Bias and several minor
routes will be studied.
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G0RHAM.

Mr.. William IL. Jones and wife have
returned from Endfield, Conn, where
they have been to attend the marriage Of
their son.
Miss Jennie Fhinney. who has been
tenchins In Boston the past year. is now
at her home here.
Mr.. ~. NJ, Phinney. who has been Wis
Ting friends in Gorham. has returned to
his business in Lowell, Mass.
Two persons were admitted to the
School street M. e. chucrh and one bap-
tised BY Rev. Mr.. Cashmere last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles II. Lowell, now engaged
in business in Worcester, Mass. is in
Gorham for few days
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FOR PEACE.
The Christian Endeavors Have a
Memorial.

Detroit Mioh,. July SAN Anglo.
Saxon aspect was impaired to the
speeches at the Christian Endeavor
''peace jubilee held on Belle Isle this al.
ternooE. All the speakers were represent
atives of English speaking countries and
all sentiments favoring greater friend
ship between the people of the United
States and Great Britain were heartily
cheered. President Clarke presided.
After singing patriotic American songs
and "God Save the Queen" memorial
to Congress was read with an announce
ment that its sentiments had been en-
dorsed by Hon. Andrew ID. White, presi-
ident of the United States commissioners,
to he peace conference. The memorial
states that Its signers are members and
friends Of the societies of Christian En-
deavor, mum ering In this country over
40. 900 organizations with more than
q 500, 600 members and in foreign lands
over $4,000 organizations with nearly
!, 900, 600 members. 1t says: "We wish TO
express our adherence Of war and our
solemn conviction that 1t is the duty of
every civilized nation to do all in It's pow
er toward making war impossible. We
wish to record our desire for the speedy
establishment of the International tribu-
nal of arbitration. We wish TO show our
interest in tine International conference
to discuss this matter proposed by the
car Of Russia and to urge that our coun-
try act promptly upon the proposals of
that conference. And especially we desire
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MISSING FISHERMEN.

Halifax, N. S., July s.--1he Gloucss-
ter fishing schooner. Loran d. Haskell,
put into the lower harbor tonight and
reported that four OF her crew went
astrsy in two dories Thursday. 4s miles
southeast of Halifax. -Four men, who
had lost their vessel in a fog. landed at
Sambro yesterday and arc believed to be
the fishermen who went nstray from the
Haskell. Their names could not be as
certained tonight.
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FOR A TITLE.
Frank Morse of Boston Took His wifs's
Name.

Boston, July s.-The Boston man who
changed his name to marry the late
Princess Marie de Agrsda and who by
her will has been cut of without pen
ny, which win was filed In New York,
yesterday, was once the head of the brok-
erage firm OF Frank X. Morse s. Co.,
Deyonshire street, shis city. His former
Boston partners were Edwin II. Going,
now dead, and Thomas ]. Higgins. he
was born in Boston in 1869. He was
known to have expensive ideas. Sue h
ideas led him not only to the desire for
money but for a title. As titles are not
TO be found In America he looked abroad
for some marriageable princess and found
his title vested In the person of the
Princess Marie de Agreda, herself an
American, the daughter OF the New York
artist. John La Fargo, who had previous
ly married into the continental nobility.
That she might keep the title, MIR. Morse
petitioned the Suffolk probate court in
1894 and was granted the right to change
his name to Francis Morse de Agreda.
The countess died in Italy. Two wills
were filed. 1t Is in the last that the hus-
band is cut of from any sha are In her es-
tate, and she declares further that he is
accountable to the estate for $780, she
claims to have intrustedrtc him, and
which, she alleges, he had not accounted
for to her.
The first win is dated May Il, 1899, at
Rome, Italy. By this viii she leaves
$50. 900 to each of her two daughters. All
the rest and residue of the estate, the
amount of which is not known. the testa-
trix bequeaths to her daughters equally.
each to hold the others share in trust.
The second will was executed on
March II, 1897, at Florence, Italy. 1t
ratitles and confirms the first will, and
contains the provision cutting OF the
husband of the testatrix from any share
In her estate.
Tue Countess de Agreda first married
Edward Whyte, from whom she was d.
vorced. She had two daughters by Mhyte,
the ones mentioned in her will. Her
secon husband was George Il. Lorillard.
After his death shs married the Count
Louis de Agreda, Roman noble. De
Agreda died in 1886.
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YARMOUTH.

Susquesory tribe. No. 30, I. o. r. NJ.
has elected the foil owing offioers:
Prophet Howard Porter; sachem, Wal
lace Merrill; senior sycamore. @. p.
Eastman; junior sycamore, John T.
Kinks. These officers are TO be installed
Monday evening.
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing six months by wesous-
togo lodge, K. OF p; ca c., Edward
Leighton; v. c., He. Kenney; prelate,
II. Madsen; N. at R., Hardy Simonton
III. OF W., George A. Leighton; n. Of
E.. r. n. Wilson; K. of r. S., Freder.
lex A.. True; NJ. OF T., r. W. True; 1.
g.. e. d. Beemap; p. G., Edward Stod-
dard
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wEAvERs ARE RESTLESS.

New Bedford. Mass July SIN call
issued to the weavers today for a meeting
Of Tuesday next Secretary Hart say s
thst reports from the weave rooms are
very unsatisfactory and the weavsrs are
very restless. He claims that over-fining,
oyer-steaming and under-paid help are
the causes Of two or three thousand looms
being stopped for want OF weavers In
New Bedford.
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Miss Lillian De Coster of 81. Paul Is
the guest Of her aunt. Miss Maasppa DE
Coster on Sumraer street. =
The readings by Mr. Lucas OF Boston
University, win take place at the Brown
Hin church on Tuesday evening. July
II, instead of Thursday as first thought
OF. It has been impossible for Mr. Luons
to be present IN the 18th, hence the
change Of the date.
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no FIGHT MIKE sRARs.-

Worcester, Mass, July s.-George P.
King has posted on behalf of John +.
Dinsdals of Worcester, deposit of 500,
to bind a boxing match for $500 side
with Mike Sears of Lewiston, Me-, at 126
pounds. give or take two pounds. The
money will remain until July IS.
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ON THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT.

Chicago, July Sat the national cir
Quit meet Of the l.. A. W. at Park Side
today 5000 people witnessed lively racing
and saw Jimmy Bowler run Major Tay-
Tor to dead heat In the mile national
championship. Time 2.17. The two mile
handicap was won by Nat Butler, time
o. 40; Oldtield second; Taylor third.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-10

A little life may ne sacrificed to an
hours delay Cholera infantum,
dysentery, diarfhoea come suddenly.
Only safe plan is to have DR.. Fowier's
Extract of Wild Strawberry always on
hand.
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A soft, silky, and finely medicated paper is
Ponds ErtrGct Toilet Paper. A little higher
price than the common papers. but north u.
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Arranging Peace Terms.
New Mistress--Now, Bridget, when /
have company, shall expect you to stay
out of the room.
Bridget-Yes, mum. an Oi'n expect the
same of you.-Tit- Bits.
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WIT AND WISDOM.


''The landlady says coffee still keeps
mp"
well. l don't see how the coffee we
get can keep up. It's so weak should
think it would 90 to bed."-Chicagc
News.
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EOR SALE--Forest Avenue, between Dee. Ing
Point and WoOdiords, house OF rooms
ehu Oatn, bard wood floors, hot water heat.
steetiic lights anu all modern conveniences
was thoroughly built for homo Of owner, will
Co, 1870 Middle st' a.
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cAsroRrA

Bears the signature of cHAs. H. FLErcfzEa.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind Yos HaSs AlsgaJs BongAk.
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FOR SALE = An established grocery and
bakery business located in Portland Caeh
sales 500 per month. VIII sell at cost. No no.
nus asked Tor business. An exceptional trade
For further particulars amply Real Estate Once
S. VAIL. ss-1
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FOR SALE-At OalSdale. exceptionally well
bullt house. IL rooms, with stable; lot rs by
~: iruit trees; all modern improvements:
HARDWOOD noois; adapted to two families Ii de-.
sired Price very reasonable. Particulars apply
Real Estate ONCE, First National Bank Build.
ing. FkEDEHICk S. VAIL. G-I
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FOR SALE-Elegaut new residence of 4.
rooms. porcelain bath, open nickel plumb
ing, hall mas Philadelphia brick fireplace AMI
mantel, opcn hfeplaces In chambers hot watei
heat from Hub heater, slate wash trays and
sink. not and cold water In all lavatories, on.
OF the most desirable locations In Portland
west OF High street, close 10 street cars; mrs
be sold as owner Is to leave Maine. no reason
able offer will be refused. 5000 IT, OF land. w
II. WALDRoN s. CO., 1870 Middle street. 81
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CAT BOAT FOR sALE--i7 foot cat wv. H.
y centerboafd. draws 20 inches, hui 10 IN
thorough manner IN '95 by Msicoim Mcknight,
drangnisman for Herrischoff. Bristol, r I. can
Me-; Will sell cbeap. WIN. Il. LAIGIlTON,
Langsiord House, Cape Porpoise, Me.
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WANTED.

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one week for rs cents, cash i'm advance.
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FOR SALE-Look at thisi New two story sii
room house and 5000 feet of land 10 Deer.
Ing for $l400, only 500 down, balance only Slt
per month"; don't walt until some one buys II
away rom you. c. b. DALTON, 50 Exchange
street. June9dn
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MISUNDERSTANDING

WE have a large assortment of Diamond
w Rings, Pins, Ear Rings and Scarf Pins,
all good quality ana perfect. This Is a very
easy way to buy Diamond as we make the
payments so by that you will not miss the
money. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler, Monu-
ment square. feb9ltf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-10

FOR SALE OR TO LET--The two story bricl
= house, No; $40 Cumberland street, win
pIlck Stable also tNo s;ory wooden. tenement
Exchange street. Io.i
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NOR SALE-Here's anotherl Elegant, new
nine room house on Eastern Promenade
Tor $4,000. Corner lot, sewer, Sebago. heated
gas. bath, hard wood floor, very slightly, bal
windows, and piazza. Only $1,000 down balanc,
TO suit you. C. b. DALTON, 90 Exchange ST
.June9tf
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We give you the highest price for Old Gold as
We use II for making rings. MCKINNEY the
JeweleF, Monument Square. oct27dtf
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MONEY TO LoAN-On first and second
NA mortgage on real estate at as low rate Of
interest as can be obtained In Portland; also
loais made on stocks, bonds, personal properly
or any other COED security. Inquire A. g.
LIBBY, A. ~ Exchange street. 1874
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on" week for - cents, each fn advance.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 80 cents, cash i'm advance.

A GENTS aud canvassers to sell Admiral
IN Dewey pictures; cabinet photos 81 per 100;
portraits (22 2g heavy paper, IS per 100;
samples 10c each; order quick and avoid the
rush; illustrated circular free. A. NIELEN,
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IL A1mOND cfhlNG HUUSE-On line OF
AZ Maine Central Railroad. SIX miles from
New CLIQUE -ster aud tour miles from Poland
Spring. This water is q blessing to All who use
It,. 1lie Raymond Spring House Is n beauti-
ful summer resting- place in the midst
1t Is the place TO 20 for quiet for boating, for
fishing. for delightful and restiu drives to get
well If you are sick and to keep well. Prices
from So 10 ~ per week. We guarantee salts.
faction and what summer people call good
time. no matter what your mood, Send for cir
culsr. Address Q. e. SMALL, North Ray
mond. Me. iea7-u
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Eoh bALk-H Horses. horses, Just arrived aud
Iol SAFE one pair closely matched black
ones, z5Uo. SIX years old, fearless. sonud and
ign! ior hearsc or any other purpose. ons pair
plfcks xOoJ years old, soun v urheaded
good actors and me drivers, FEARLESS, family
pay also other single drivers and workers
suitable for all purposes. Com Stable and ii
CHESTNUT street. =. J. MURRAY. 1911
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NOR SALE.-New House on Richardson 81
very desirable. contains 4 rooms aud bath
not and cold water, wired for electric lights.
Deering Centre, Me. ait je12d4Ms
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FOR SALE-Ladles' Humber bicycle, new
ana perfect thoroughly first class, finely
ADJUSTED. very easy ruunng; bargain. MISS
STACEY. s4 Morning street, lower bell. 81
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THE ORCHARDS.

Elevated, quiet cool farm house, accommodates
about ID guests. excellent rooms, beds and
cuisine, pure running water. sanitary arrange
ments FIRST class, wide piazzas, beautiful
scenery, walks and drives in vicinity; good
fishing; IS miles from city terms reasonable
Address \ MRS. SAMUEL DAVIS.
je27d2w WATERFORD, Maine
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WyE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or will re-
ceive the same at our auction rooms for
sale on commission. GOSS * WILSON
Auctioneers. i54 Middle street. corner Silver
street. feb3-tf
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four days duration up through Standish
and adjoining towns.
Mrs. George Dyer Is entertaining
relatives at her pleasant home on Middle
Road.
Miss Bertha Sargent has returned from
visit In Massachusetts,.
\ MIR. Z. w. Fullerton and Miss Ethel
are expected today from a two weeks
visit in Nova Scotia.
MIR. John Bigelow is In Connecticut
called there to attend the funeral of his
brother.
MIR. Adams NJ. Barbrick of Portland
spent Friday evening with his brother,
Mr.. viii J. Barbrick ON Evans street.
The pupils of the Evans street school
who took sxaminatio ms for the High
school, have successfully passed and re-
cdyed cards from the superintendent OF
Schools Of the city
Among those who will attend the High
school this fall from here, will be lingo
mar Flynn, Frank Taylor, Bessie Shorsy
apd Arthur Small, having passed the
examinations together with several others
who were as fortunate.
Airs. John Dyeris at her home on Lin
coin street. aftor visit at Peaks island.
Nossrs. VIII Fullerton, Fred Mayo. Roy
Hines and VIII Simpson. with the
Twitchell-Champlin company, are enjoy
ing weeks vacation.
The many friends of Mr.. Win Brough-
ton, win be pleased to welcome him
home. VIII has many friends at the
Depot who are interested in his Welfare.
He viii return to his duties as hospital
steward on the o. S. transport Meade.
after short furlough, spent with his
moeher and sisters on Pickett street,
South Portland.
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EOR SALE-Building lots at Oatdals. The
Il Deering Land Co.. offers for sa Q on favor
able terms. desirable hunting o.s on William.
Fit and Fessenden SITS, OakdaIe. Apply TO
CHAS. Z ADAMS. Treas. 81 Exchange st.
nay16eow to Oct23
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CLOCK REPAIRING

WE have made speciality of clock repairing
w for years and are perfectly familiar with
u In all OF Its branches Our prices are reason
able. Drop US postal and We WALL call for your
clock and return II when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler. Monument
square. Portland. 1an12dtf
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HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.

EfOR SALE-Bargains in our made strong
II trousers We sell for s100, 1.25. LEO. 20o
and 80 per pair. Best value for the money
sold anywhere II not satisfactory on ex4mtn-
aton money will he refunded by returning to
Us before having heen worn. HASKELL s.
JONES. Lancaster Building, Monument Square,
Portland. Maine. IA
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lady with daughter ghteen, would like a
n position to matlage 4 small hotel or board.
ing house at the beach, has run one herself
successfully threeyears. could influence patron
age; or q positionas housekeeper in hotel or
private family. Address A. b. c. 3s Green
street, Augusta, Me. 81
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WANTRD-A cook and kitchen girls. those
w who have had experience preferred. Ap-
ply at once. PREBLE RESTAURANT, is
Preble street Al
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WANTED = Situation as coachman and TO
" take care of private place. Can furnish
good references. Twelve years experiences In
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WANTED-By middleaged Maine woman
w situation as nurse or companion to invalid
or aged person. Address Z. s.. this Office. I'll
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WANTED-A good Picture Canvasser. Or
w ders paid for on yerifcation. Amply to
GE0. OCONNoR. Swett's Hotel 6-l
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S9.99 WATCH.
WANTED. .FEMALE HELP.

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WANTED SITUATIONS.

SITUATION WANTED-By an able American
- mau OF good character. in the city ii possible,
driving team, hotel work, or any kind OF ouisiae
street. III
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oLkI-Furnished cottage, containing eight
-. rooms, with wide piazza, ut Peaks Island,
~ b43 Congress street, or OF MR. ISTROij1 az
tho premises. III W