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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
SIX LITTLE GIRLS.
Burned to Death at
Quincy Ill.
Others Badly Burned and May
Die.
Garments Caught Fire
From Gas Jet.
Sad Ending to Christmas Day
Rehearsal.

Quincy, Ills. December aa.-Six little
girls we're burned TO death, four wera
probably fatally burned and sight other
persons were badly Injured during the
rehearsal Of Christmas exercises OF ons
Of the GLASSES at st. brapcis school to-
day. There were IA little girls In tbs
GLASS aud they represented different char
actsrs. Two of them appeared as lambs
and wore white fieecs on their garments.
The fleece on one caught fire from an
open gas j,t and 10 almost an instant
the whole ring Of little ones was In
flames. Sisters Of the school ran to the
rescue and were badly burned. Six girls
did almost Instantly from burns and
four of the survivors will die. The dead
are. Mary WovcIioG. Alma Miidendorf,
Bertha Frsund, Jose Roszwog, Miss
Hickey, Irene Freiburg.
Tbs badly Injured are: Josephine
Bohne, Wilhemina kottepdbrf. Lena
Zeiger, Laura Menke, Miss Sosbbing,
AlyevA Timpe, Jose Werner. Father An.
drew Butzku ebep, Sister Limwigns, SIS
ter Rodolphia. Slsssr Thsodet. sist,r
Epb IL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
"a kinds of cheese ut shaw's.
WILL FILL THEIR ORDERS.

An item printed in yesterday morn ing .
PRESS In the wsstbrook column seems
10 have done an injustice to Il. l.. Fennei-
ty and another young man who had
been taking orders for photographs In
w ,stbrook. The item stated ttat they
had left Westbrook without fnishing the
contracts they ta1 msds. MIR. Feuneity
was In the PRESS office last evening
and said that is now looatei In Portland
nc the c,rner Of Chestnut and Congress
streets and that he intends TO carry out
the Westbrook contracts and dslivsr the
pictures as sron as posi IDLE. He said that
be had endeavored to rent place In
wsstbrcok for a month. but WAS unable
to do SO and had 10 ,atsd In Portland to
com Gle ts his W, ssbrook orders.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
NEW ENGLANDERS DINE.

Meeting OF the New York society nj
the Waldorf
New York, December - Five hundred
persons sat down to the fourteen ions
tables In the banqre. hall Of the Waldorf
tonight, the OCCASION being the oath an.
neal festival Of this New England Sooiety
Of Now York Former Judge Henry K.
Rowland presided at the dinner. THIS
toasts were:
1.-The President of the United States,
"Forefathers' Day." Prof. W. X. Terret'
Of Hamilton college.
"Our Reunited country" Prof. q. W.
MoCste OF Richmond, Va.
"Ihe Army" Col. q. II. Woodruff, U.
s. A.
1.-The Navy" Rear Admiral W. I.
Sampson, U. s. N.
"1he New Highlander and the Land, "
Augustus Thomas.
"The Old Commonwealth, Gov. Roger
Wolcutt of Massachusetts,.
''rhe New Pacific" Hon. John Barrett.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23

D. los Of ssss ysr amman. There the
rate Of intarest Il eight per cent, the an
nuai loss 10 eie5.
Do not thsss rseuits sufiieisntiy account
for the foot thai bank note circulation
has gradually diminishsd In volume,
while ths gsnsral needs Of the country
have steadily grown. We may oonRratu-
late oui selves that majority Of the peo-
pie are gaining conprehsnsion OF the
truth, and thai both houses Of congress
appear to be ready to amend the laws.
Measures have already been introduced
into both Senats and House which have
for their clear purpose the placing o. Sc,
standard which practically for more than
sixty years, and BY expressed statute Tor
more than twenty-five years, has meas
ured the relations In value In all our
commodities, and In the many diversified
form Of labor and service.
further than this. They propose certain
notifications In the national banking act
which n adopted give promise OF curing,
to degree the construction, moon.
vsuience, and embarrassment OF rigid
currency ~ stem, which has proven its In
capacity to respond 10 public needs.
IL would be profltless now to inquire
whether bond-seoursd bank note circula-
ton can ever Be tbs Ideal system which
the true economic laws demand. Here. -
In other departments Of life, habit, and
preoonceptions must b taken into ac-
count BY those who fix public opinion iti-
to law. Certain 10 10 that. until We know
the truth and follow IT. In all the Items
Of our economic relationship. We shall
not be free-free from the disabilities and
losses which inevitably follow false
opinion and false methods. Nature IL,
on the whole. king but an inexcrsble
mistress. She enticss us into tne paths
OF wisdom BY Alluring whispers OF re.
ward. while she follows with . punitive
whip the lagRards and ths Indifferent
who will not hear her voice.
The other speakers were Rev. DR..
Walter ID. Buchanan Of the Fourth ave-
nue. Presbyterian church, New York city,
whe 50 toast was "Forsfatbsrs' Day." and
Justice william K. W. Goodrich OF the
New York Supreme court, who spoke on
1.-THE Modern Puritan"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
MR.. MANLEY FOR TAX REBORN.

Augusta, December p state Master
Gardner of the State Orange announced
Thursday to the grange that he hal that
day been In consultation with one OF
the directors Of the Maine Central cor
poration and that that official had de-
Glazed to him that that corpora
ton was ready to work should
er to shoulder with the farmers Of Maina
in Iraking such changes as would equal
Ize the taxes Of property ana put them
on a Just and equitable basis. "
There was no coneeslment that the
off cial was Hon. Joseph Ii, Msnley.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
ISLAND MAILS.
HOw's This O.!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls eatarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & Co.. Props, Toledo. D.
We the undersigned have known +. j Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable IN all business transactions and Imam
c.slly able TO carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST s TRUAx. Wholesale Druggist. Toledo.o.
WALpING, kINNAN 4 MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, q.
Ii alls Caiarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Price Use per bottle. Sold
BY all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
WILL GO ON.
John r. squire CO. VIII Continue Bust
ness Under the Assignee.

MESS INV
Boston, Dsoem Der 2a.-1he creditors oil
the John T.. Squire corporation, Mt their
meeting to-day voted to continue ths
business of the firm under tn, ssstgnes
subject 20 this assistance and app1oya, Of
a committee Of three to be appointed by
the creditors from their number.
The meeting was callsd 10 orier by
Lawyer Henry l.. Chaplin, the as 'ignee.
II. u. Curtiss OF the Old Boston Nation
al bank was elected chairman, and n. l.,
Burrage vice-president OF the Eliot Ma
tional bank, secretary. Over one hundred
creditors were present. Mr.. Chaplin sd-
dressed them, and laid particular stress
on the rumor circulated today that some
$685.. 900 OF the frn's money was lost by
transactions with the Globe National
hank. This was denied. The following
vera appointed to act rs COMMITTEES on
bshah of the creditors: Messrs- ii. q.
Curtiss, II. l.. Burrage and ID. A. kddy
George Fred Williams was present, repre-.
senting the creditors of Frank o. squirs
and desired Information. This was de
MED him rs the meeting had been called
espociaily for the creditors and for no
Other business.
After the meeting 1t developed thai
Mr.. Chr pins denial of the reported In
aebtedness 20 the Globe national bank
caused a sensation, as he stated that ths
nrm was represented as owing more than
a million dollars through the falsiiyins
of the books of the bank. This was done
Mr.. Chaplin explained. by charging tbs
notes ard collateral loans against the
firm without crediting the collateral 81
that every loan was made to appear twios
as large as 1t should. With an expert
examination OF the books, the over draf
vanished.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
TO CURE LA GRIPpE IN TWO DAYS

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnne Tablets. AL
drugg sts refund the money II 1t fails to cure
Z. w. Groves signature is on each box. 26e.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
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Relief i'm Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved In six hours by the IN lew
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE" II is great surprise on &C
count of Its exceeding promptness In re-
lieving pain in the bladder. kidneys and
back in male and female. Relieves retsn.
tlon of water almost Immediately. Ii you
want quick relief and cure this Is the
remedy. sold by g. II. Garpy & Co
Druggist. 463 Congress street, Portland.
Me,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
Again Heard From.

.Don't il beat all. Sir" said Seth Grog-
gins as he pressed down slightly on the
scale pan in weighing out three-quarters
of a pound of sugar. "Did ye ever see II
colder than this fur this time o tn
year,"
81 Green broke cracker and thrust
the bits into his mouth. "No, can't say
I ever did," he muttered thoughtfully,
LESS it wuz tn fall o. 49,. Tur'ble fall,
tn fall o. 49,. in these parts. He'd snow
tn las week in August. All tn sheep
friz. Graound wuz froze solid Il feet
down by middle o September. I'll never
fergit haow mother set up fur four days,
'ithout food ner sleep. maxim canton Han
mel night shirts fur tn wheat. II 1t hedn
bin fur tibet, father'd lost tn hull crop
As twas he reelized u bushel. But it's
pritty cold naow Detroit Free Press.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-23
Secretary Gage Principal Speaker Of
Evening.
Discussed Some Aspects
of Finances.
Criiicfzes Our Present Financial
System.

New York. Deoembsr 22.-Ths annual
Engiand society Wa. held tonight in mp
per Music hall, at Orange, N. J. The
hall was decorated with this national col
ors and Christmas green's. About thirty
sat down TO the tables. President q. J,
Kidder pre- sidsd. and acted as tosstmastsr.
The principal speaker of the evening was
Secretary of tas Treasury Gage, WHOSE
topic was; "Some asI eets of the publ,
tnancss"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28

uatre property. a state capitol. or IN e.
from mock fund which not only nas al
tsss present tEMe no aetuas existence. has
whiCh IL is known TO all. never Rad an es-
istEnce. Aud nut 5EIy mas il newer existed,
hls nscre marvellous still no step has ever
al ans tine been taken looking toward its
creation, save The mere fiction Of q rather
brilliant legislative imagination. The Tag
islaturss OF issa. Isss and 1855 certainty have
drawn Upon po~fte Imagination for the
capitol building faa1, for nssIher money
nor q receptacle for money has ever been
hehesd save by that eye in fire ffeTzv roll
ing " hish IL able We are tod. 10 give 10
airy n0;hlng q LOCAL hab.ta ief and a
rsrae. How the future may fare with the
Legislature OF he state Of Washington I
am unable 20 gay Private Individuals.
however, who obtain goods IL this man
or whore coed laws arc operative are liable
20 tecorne In due proceEs Of time sadaer
aud wiser men
That this latter condition VIII be that
Of the people ~ this Stale, IL tire proposed
measure becomes d iaaI | have not the
slightest doubt. That q IL against a just
and prudent public poIick am convinced.
That Ii IL unaise at this Rtirae To engage ia
an undertaking which sABuer Or later will
lnvosys. Including the gas nenf os Interest.
an expenditure Of frans 81 issift1 70 Satsss tssl
ss clear To a vast fnaJ0tIty IF the people
az this state.
THE payment of interest guaranteed by
this ard fusBrp bills st even .er cent
viii la twenty yeats eaaal tae total cost
stu leaving 10 the taxpayers the iquida-
ton Of the original eNps ni tufe. I sincere
Is trust Il nay not be said that the lestsla-
t8re Of istt ss8anieresi the patFimary Of a
struggling people The bill IS vetoed Re-
John r. ROC Egs.
Governor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28
A FORMER CONVICT At Bay.
STANDS OFF A POSSE OF TWELVE.
MEN ALL NIGHT.
Finally Breaks to Get Away. aud
tfter Running Fight for Three
Miles aud goo shofs Fired. Is
1aptures-No One Seriously Hurt

Special Dispatch II he Poss-InislItgencer
W ALA WAf-Lea. Feb 27.~~fi was learn
20 ~ telephone to-day tbsf a fierce fight
took place Sunday al Milton between off,
aefs and William Maekie. at ex-ronYict
wao vas released frorn the peuitentisry
about thFse rnontbs ago. He was In the
employ of u German named sehharas. He
drew q Winchester on 8 ne3Ehbor attn
whom he had some words. A warrant WAS
swprn ous for his arrest.
Naile Constable J W. Dykes was serg-
lng tae warrant nc permitted aaei.ie to
80 FER his has, hut Mae6ie appeared with
81 Winchester. TIE constable returned 10
Milton for s3ae marshal, bur taey were un-
able te sslsHesfige hifn, Finally 2 posse az
twelve men was formed ana surrounded
Ihe house where Aagkle Was concealed
Is aaYbEe&k Maekie attempted t. Fsgee m
ese9Fe. waegeagan a running fsght Tor
sar@e g3iiss toGk place SufBe 10 shots
we've exchanged. tie was finally captured
ana ne aas was seriously liat ured liza was
sentenced frpfa Cafax IA 1898 10 serve
eight YEARS gar grand larceny
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28
LEGISLATORS In A ROW.
One II Knocked Down, the other Gut
an Inc side i'm the Idaho
House.

BOISE. Idaho. Feb. Fin the house az
representatives to-day serisaticn was caGs-
e5 by = collision which occurred between
Representatives PAiiefus Averect sra 4 sf7la
G. 4ess, % Fremont eaunly Hess being
Sat n the side There has been Il stnry Of
bad blond Tor several DAYS over Sneakfg
Evans aiigaei arbitrary rulings aes ssnt.si
~ prevent Sbe majority from CARRYING iss
E5o}Eis. -sveret. IS the laRd@r of the eys-
position. and Hess Is ane If tNe speaker <
sapp0Fte:S, Tae two u1eu wha are hetf.
Democrats occupy adjoining stats
They got into 4 controversy thaf cfily,3f-
nat.e ~ Hess knocking A&ere.s down Az
ereit hsid 4 nsnknife In his hand EvttA
this yess was E9snea In ts1e side II ~
friends ciaiua Avvrett deliberately sat him
hgf II arps8ts that fhe emitting was acct
aertai and thar AyeYett threw agas his
arm as Be fe7. she kGtga eurlae IA contact
w..h his opponent. The ws4sfuG Is nnf
Thought daas FossS- No arrests hays been
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28
III gGf.Aaf At sssAusAH.
safe ia ~mfooa HIo,sa Open and
$3.50 TnL~n

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exs sassaa. An3 fh@ stowe pspe tsswa down.
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u q KownsF 1Ag ssssS next sssr
nsaf5 the axg.1N1sn ara Msof Gaksslse and
saw fwe s8An standing enfsssis Of fhe sa-
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TIE fg3Ns ArssF ~ 4ijts@ssssts drug ssnF@
asas sFe4 egsss wash jimmy ass3 Il Yew
GAtsss t#Nsa TrssEu TIE cash ss94afes a1s
M sEax elsa disturbed
Tgse pAaNssr~ ALSO carried afr siss cash
lax IL sroOge<4 Nsaa14 contained CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28

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stssn IS Il "a =. asmsgsaa ss.s9passsl
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Il 8.a 1855 aasske H1se sAtuFx q $50 eSss@sss-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28

Gleason Introduces REu Providing
Payment of Debt

Special Dispatch TO the pest-inteiiigencer
OLYMPIA. Feb, Representative
Gleason today introduced In the house a
bin To appropriate s. 4si 10 10 pay interest
due the state from the university on its
contract for the purchase of tha lands
forming the university site The bill also
carries an annual appropriation 81 81 .gas 70
fer the payment of interest. Both anprg-
nriatIons are made from the general fund
Mr. Gleason who is chairman OF the
university committee, filed a report with
the bill on the matter of the notice served
on the governor 10y the state land com
missioner. The report goes INTO the his
tory Of the purchase OF the site ~ the
university. and states that the total
amount due the Scheol fund. interest aud
principal from the university f. So SUI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28

Martin Aanan, Complaining Wit
ness. Is Not an HYrtt

NEW YORK e'sh 11~-l'rs eeYsz of ssa~
curing p iuTg - Try afrs. rayae egr1}9an
Moore ws l,fseep~te' wsth es3sv Faste
tste absence from fjsa eity ~ Atartsa Ma
hRfs esief witness far lAs rraaaesstsgfsr
Mrs Mpery is a.r.ssAsa eE cl-f.fgsftIty y r..
hsr aasssNs1d seN ie ssnay @-nH re sxss~s-
.na fmoaeg fraHn NaaaA Six sarare havs
b.ss'lt secBrs5 As4Ssan 3f*srEst Aftersssv =.
ten says hs AHf gs1 information thar Ma
ham RAD gHssta without 1tse 5grls3scsscn u
tae court Naa ssaS eoHfi3sa Efa ~0utd hs
present i6uaereeSw, Wlze1 wand fst testify
When thv, parcel 9s SusaasN WIS competed
AsssSsass 11zs5fset Attorney NJ EHtSre cp~
ps1ea fer Aisa Mss granted subpoena ror
Martin Iaf8a
NeEnsyre expressed confidence sAat Ma
han waaad - pvs~esgt. ia waas@si - make
z8we ef fae msAf&.r, aaNgsr Tle ss8ur$
sf1eu 8fa5srnss3 Hntti 't8sm9rfaas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28

Sgesiat napatcA 10 TIE f'os; in5elg .ganceg
1i. YMpE. Sea Tha fs1tnxias rev
htis& w*rs introduced sn sse legislature 10
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n Is &}s an Gsassesagy essfnfu.slss Maxi
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28
ADAMS g.. -


Many dealers buy the "cHnAk-
fs.s'r .
Adams buys only the BEST.
Many dealers figure how u1ne
profit
Adams figures ''How SMALL =
margin.
Many dealers give c.edit-aHd seet
bs
iookheeEHrs. no bid debts. ofw
Why prices here are always
Than the SAME QUALITY THAI
the important point can he b~91
far elsew here
THE name Adams" means atN49p
best and most for firs money.
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deeds and similar papers. OF no yalse -
cers TO rs9e owner. ~
4 couple uf suspicious characters n t14A
are being Swallowed. but the men NAo 4e
the jol, probably walked Into town - ~
again, either via the electric tine q r.
road Sss
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f<@gr = Carr bankers NJ A15f3esano SPA
ss&FuEi.sE - cg@an hauk in laas The
lahk NsR sse q great ca1EHg..arssr A. yls@
maan wne xwnra IN sgt35s asFs lasslag eaansss
afsss Rse2 Tfcsa7e 1s8eif g-Ay Ia e8agsgs
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Vancouver proposes To rinse AAe9S
offer t.a nanainion for pealiman'a Mn4s
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Spesiat nMvatcA 10 thg i'as; fnteli sgancar
Ell TMpI. Fes 17ae following new
hslsx w~re introduced sfs tee Legislature 90
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REASONS FOR THE VETO.
the Nay for Enfvasa9sns Exp<a-
dsfUr~-Ta Rely san Land Grant
Wouid he tli-Adsis~d P0ficy.

sssscisl TsaspaSesz 10 the Post Eassilixea
OIL Mpta. Feb zs.-6sass. Rogers veto ST
tbs essEasoi hsss ssgesenss1 - Ehs house
ts.s morning. accompanied BY Ire bali IL
aess- Z he consideration OK fae veto vas male
= saeesaE esdeT for THURSDAY al Is a. rs,
The sagas contained in svo ag izreS
Dagszea she ct Xs4e message caused aalsssAi
esgfEazssEsl- S.yeT4i ssEass during lie reading
Iss anesnssrs Sers naavesl 10 Smiles tgy sis.
Esss4k@4 references ard the characteristic
9setloE employed fy the governor - maize
bis Fnssfxsag eraphasse.
AS s$r1a as tae rsadng aas flashed FAX
nor usose1 thar the bill ard TIE message
De made q special order for Thursday MORN
fisg az II O'clock 'EEeisIg II Pierce moved
as substitute taaI the Dill Re name 1.asssy
considered Faihnssrss motion was for the
purpose of gaming time 10 make Votes for
Tie Dill in an effort 10 pass i; over ssae veto.
The speaker declared Hetsigs molten Oh,
Of order Or rising yate Faiknors ms,-
ton pressiiets~-S5 Ia -
Eaaknor moved thai so eoases 81 eha
message Dc ofasred printed and distributed
aEnana tbs f1enbsrs Of Inc legislatures The
n1satlsn .as last. From Faikners ssex.
lbs message n . document admiralty cal
ealas.d 10 aid 10 the passage OF the bill
over the yefa, hecaa Uf the language
used Whether this is a sound way II JOCK
al Il REMAINS - lsa seen.