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The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14
4 LIVELY RUNAWAY.


There was the iivcliest KIDD Of run.
away Tuesday afternoon about 4.so
O'Clock on Congress square. which re-
suited in smashed buggy and quite q
sericus injury 10 one Of It's occupants. II
appears that some parties from Rich.
mond, Maine, had some horses for sale at
the stable Of Fred J. Albee on Avon
street One OF these horses was hitched up
to show TO William II. BraEdon, man
about "a years old, whose home Is at 30
Woodford street. Mr.. Alhee held the
reins and while driving down Congress
street, when opposits the Public Library,
the horse took fright at an electric oar
and started on the dead run. lie plunged
into a city team. which was coming up
the street. not far from High and the
wheel Of Mr.. Albee's wagon was crushed.
At this point both men pulled ON the
reins and turned the horse right across
the street and the team struck the grocery
wagon Of q. }. Pennell which was in
front Of the residence Of the Hon. @. r.
Libby. The horse broke from the shaft
and at break neck pace went down
High street; the men were thrown out
and Mr.. Rragdon was picked up In an
irsensible condition aud taken 30 the
Office of DIR. Bradford where 1t was found
that his head was cut and two ribs were
hfoken. Mr. Alhee did not fare SO badly.
escaping with only few bruises. DR..
Bradford set the bones and Mr. Bradgon
vas taken 70 his homo and was reported
last night to be comfortable and getting
along fairly well. MIR. Albee was seen by
q PRESS reporter last night and said he
was all right The horse was led to the
stable soon after the accident but the
buggy is very much Of a wreck.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE sTANDINe
HIS HAIR TURNED WHITE.
Peculiar Experience of the Man who
Dealt In High Explosives.


"Nitroglycerin, sir; high explosives &C.
complished it,, said well dressed man
with youthful face and snow white hair
to chance acquaintance at the Great
Northern.
But your face Is not scarreds 1t would
seem that an explosion
An impending explosion it was. Two
years ago was the most successful well
shooter In America. / could make the oil
loosen up where others had failed. The
secret lay In the explosives I employed.
made them myself and had the business
down nne. At that time went to New
York to figure on a big blasting contract
that would have made me pile. failed
10 make the arrangement, and the very
DAY the negotiations fell through started
suddenly for England on similar mis-
sion.
lis there such thing as high explo.
sives ripeningT asked the Englishman
was accompanying on the second day of
our voyage.
THE question brought me to my feet
and caused an exclamation of horror to
escape from my lips. Many explosives
undergo ripeDing process, which adds
greatly to their destructive power. at the
same time decidedly increasing the danuer
Of handling them. That made by me wns
of this character. Indeed a5 days after Il
was compounded it was almost certain 10
explode Of its own volition, so to speak.
Now, on the upper shelf of the oheckroom
Of my New York hotel had left a large
grip containing go pound can OF this
compound, the ripening Of which meant
destruction and death.
80 For nm. aIx a
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WESTBROOK.

The Misses Laura and Leila Card re-
..oeiyed a telegram early Tuesday evening
announcing the serious illness OF their
mother. who has Teen in Bath for several
weeks. The young indies left on the Pull
man train last evening for Bath.
Past Colonel Andrew G. Cloudman,
Denison Turgeon. EdwardIH. Smith and
delegate A. A. barbour left on the Pull
man train Tuesday night for Bucksport
where they are to represent Wade Camp,
;, Of ", at the division enoampment to
be held there "Wednesday and Thursday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14
THE LEADERS LOST.
Boston and Brooklyn Each Lost Gam
Yesterday.

Boston and Brooklyn Each Lost Game
Yesterday.
New York, June IS The Giants de.
feated the Bostons through good base
running by Doyle in the fourth and n
wild throw by Long in the seventh. Sey.
mour pitched well, as did LIE wis. The
latter was fortunate in having several
apparent safe hits cut OF by tielders. At.
tendance 25U0. Score;
Boston. 81 o 02 @ 0 Cd
New York, 0 / OIL o Q Q % x-6
Hits. Boston, s; New York, 6. Errors,
oston, 4; New York. 4 Batteries, Lewis
aad Bergen; Seymour and Warner. E
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 10; Cleveland,
At Baltsmore--Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore,
10. second game, Brooklyn, Baltimore,
IS.
At Observation-Disclosures II;
Washington, 10. Second game, Philadel-
phia, 2; Washington, o.
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CABINET CRISIS poss1nLE.

London, June ls.--Speoial Importance
is attached TO the cabinet council which
took place this morning. 1t lasted a
couple of hours and 1t is belle we'd the
ministers finally determined upon the
policy to be adopted towards the Trans
vaaI.
The secretary Of state for the colonies,
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain, is expected to
make definite statement on the sub
ject in the House OF Co mmons this after
noon, unless the rumors OF his resignation
turn out TO be true.
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RIvERToN PARK.

Where all the people came from who
have been to Riverton Park the past two
days is the question that every one Is
asking, the size Of the audience the past
two days having been nothing less than
phenomenal. The weather has been al
most too cool for out of door amusemsnts
and 1t was'not expected after the i'm
mense audience of Monday night that
the attendance would be very large the
remainder.of the week. The great num-
Der of people who attended the park last
evening were oil surprised to see so
many others there. and Manager Smith
estimate ng that about 5000 persons were
present. 1t was an enthusiastic audience,
too, and Applauded and laughed at the
bright things said and done during the
performance in manner that denoted a
thorough appreciation OF the programme.
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FIVE GREW CAME ASHORE.
VETERAN FIREMEN IN BOSTON.

Boston, June 13 Seventy dele
gates, representing every New England
state except Vermont, attended the sum
mer meeting of the New England States
Veteran Firemen's league in this city
today. President William I. Cheswell Of
Boston presided. August "a, and Fall
River were selected as the time and place
of holding the ninth annual tournament
of the league and the following commit
tee was chosen with full powers to ar
range for the same: William II. Hatha-
way of Hyde. Park, chairman; John ii.
Barbor of Central Falls. X. J.. Samuel j.
Carpenter Of Providence: William j.
kirschbaum of New Bedford. and Edward
Mott of Taunton. The president of the
league was authorized to appoint the
committees for the tournament, and also
make all the necessary arrangements for
did not come under the authority of the
tournament committee.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14
SOLD A TOWNSHIP.

Gardner, June l3.-Lawrence Bros, of
South Gardiner have just sold to Boston
parties. through Frank J. Barnum Of
Jerusalem, Corker township, for Sic, 600.
1t contains 1000 acres and is undoubt-
edly one Of the best spruce tracts In
Maine today. 1t is particularly well sit.
uated, being handy to either water or
railroad. Lawrence Brothers purchased
this tract of land three years ago for
5000 and have therefore netted profit
OF s70,0J0. and their Investment has
thus paid them over dividend of so
per cent each.
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Commissioners'lNotice.

THE undersigned. having been appointed by
Il the Honorable JudgeBol Probate for the
County OF Cumberland on the third Tuesday OF
May, A. D., 15a9. Commissioners to receive and
examine theselaims OF creditors against the
estate Of Sophie b. Holmes. late of Portland In
said County. deceased, represented insolEenr
hereby give notice that SIX months from tho
dale OF said .appontment are allowed to said
creditors In which TO present and prove their
claims. and that they will be In session at the
following place and times for the purpose of
receiving the same, VIZ: at the office OF W. X. g.
A. L. Neal. No. So Exchange street. Portland,
on august II and November o. 1899. at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Dated this seventeenth day Of May, A. d.
1899.
ALBERT L. NEAL, Commits
SHERMAN /. GOULD. ! sioners.
je2dlawSwF
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nRooKroN. s. TAUNTON. 5.

Brockton, Mass, June ls.-The locals
won their seventh consecutive victory TO-
day. The visitors got man to SECOND
only once after the 1rst inning, Hawke
pitching great ball. A catch by Knox,
Clancy's steadiness, and q double play
by Clancy, Knox and Breckenridge were
features Score;
Brockton, 90 40 9 KS
Taunton, 0 o 30 o 0 0 %
Hits, Brockton. Z; Taunton, s. Errors,
Brockton, 1; Taunton, 4 Batteries
Hawke and QUINN Ahern and Burriil
PAwTcKET. 4; NEWPORT, i.
Newport. l.. June is.-1Aithoush
Newport outbatted Pawtucket today the
latter's hits came when they coanted for
runs. The locals played q hit and run
game. but the visitors were invariably
where the ball dropped. The game lacked
snap and was devoid of features. Attend
ance, 400. Scores
Pawtucket' Q o O. 900 "a
Nswport. 0 0 o 0 o 0 / OIL
Hits. Pawtucket 9; Newport =. Er
rors. Pawtuoket, q; Newport 2. Bat.
teries. Callahan and Curtis; Gallagher
and O'Brien.
NEW ENcr A Nh cuA Nr,f,fa
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14
THE SIoDERN pEAuTy

Thrives on good food and sunshine,
with plenty of exercise in the open air.
Her form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup of Figs, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14

Three-base hits, loft. sullivan, Murphy.
Home runs-Tiehe, CoDroy. Stolen bases,
CHAN, Fitzmaurice, Hickey. Double
plays, Hickey and Lake. Murphy and
Lake. First base on balls, By MCCARTHY,
81 BY Ulrich, l. Hit by ritched balls, by
Ulrich. Struck out. BY Flanaehhn.
Time, hour and 80 minutes. Umpire,
Carpenter. Attendance. 900.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
ToDAY's GAME.

The Portlands play Taunton today.
Bobby Moore's men gave us couple of
hot games when they wero here before,
and as they have been strengthened since
then two very lively contests may be
looked for. Miller will pitch for Port
land. Jim Smith, our new short stop
will play in today's game.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14
MACEDONIA SUNK.
Was in Collision with Dominion
steamship Hamilton.


New York, June is.--The Old Domin-
ion steamship Hamilton. which sailed
from New York today bound to Norfolk
and Newport News. ran into the German
steamship Macedonia of Long Branch
and ii Is supposed that the Macedonia
subsequently sunk. Thrse passengers and
10 of the crew were saved and brought to
this port. A dense fog prevailed over the
lower bay and long the coast since /
o'clock this morning with intervals of
clearing which permitted a number OF
vessels to proceed to sea. Taking advan-
tage OF one OF these clear spells, the Ham
ilton, Capt, Dole, sailed from her dock
and passed out TO sea. The vessel was
proceeding south with a large number
OF passengers. At 8. So this evening while
proceeding at reduced speed and sound
inx her whistle, the Hamilton suddenly
ran into q steamer which proved 60 be the
German steamship Macedonia, striking
her on the starhoard side abaft the engine
and cutting into her hull about IL feet
Everything on board both vessels was
In confusion as the shock Was terrific,
but order was soon restored on board
the Hamilton and the crew were soon at
their quarters. The Macedonia's crew
got out their boats and the disabled
vessel drifted away from the Hamilton.
Those taken on board were three passen-
gers, Capt. Moses Walton, us. ", quar-
termaster; Bernard 7. Hansen and A. L.
Ebberly and the crew.
One boat was missing which was lost in
the fog and contained Capt. Kuffahl, Sec-
ond Officer Gudeknecht and three passen-
gers and eight seamen After sounding
her whistle for long time and the boat
not appearing, Capt. Dole decided to re-
turn to port as his vessel was seriously
damaged.
FIVE CREW CAME ASHORE.
Philadelphia. June l3.-A special de-
spetch from Long Branch to the Press
says: Five of the crew of the Macedonia
together with the second mate, came
ashore IN the ships boat and photographed
the Merritt Coast Wrecking company TO
send a tug. The crew of Conover Gaskins
fishery put out in one OF their boats.
When they reached the Macedonia thoss
on board had been Influenced into be-
leiving their position safe. The Macedonia
soon started limping badly for New York.
Seaman Edward Wright OF Bath Beach,
l.. l.. one of the Macedonia's crew said
that one OF the crew was reported
drowned, having fallen overheard during
the excitement.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14

Among the promotions to the grade OF
lieutenant in the Navy made public
Tuesday, Is that of w. v. Pratt III
Rockiand, Me.
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C. f. DUNLAP, District Agent,
SO Exchange ST., Portland, Me.
ipnelo Seodtf
ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby give notice that he
has been duly appointed Executor of the
last VIII and testament of
Charles s. ILSLEY. late Of Portland,
in the county OF Cumberland deceased, and
have appointed Clarence W. Peabody. Portland,
Me-. ACT. or ATTY. within the state OF Maine.
OF said deceased are desired TO present the
same for settlement, aud all indebted thereto
are requested to make payment Immediately.
GEORGE l. ILsLEy, Exeter. New Hampshire,
or to CLARENCE w. PEABODY, Portland. Me-,
Agt. or ATTY. within the state of Maine.
Portland, June 10, 1899.
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Is45. 1899
54ih ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE {la
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1899

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ANIL DoDD, President. 81
RECEIPTS In 1898.
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Received for interests and rents. 1871 612.0l
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THE DAILY PRESS

Can always be found at tho periodic.
"A N. re- Rahnrt. ,na t,o.rr... .rrs..
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IN DAYS OF MOB LAW.

The Vigilance CommIttee That Re-
came Famous For It's Many Des-
perate Deeds, but which Rid the
Town of the Criminal Glass.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-14
PORTLAND.
MANCHESTER.

IS 10 81 IS 81 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

visit to tn. Pacific coast from n dra-
matte writer OF San Francisco. when
the diva stepped from the train, sald
the San Franciscan. after lnhnling n
lung fuli OF fog. SHE remarked. on. TN.
il hcaveni All my troubles ar, paid
FOR. Thank heaven breathe the air OF
San Francisco once agnin'' This was
ali very sweet In tho hgh priced canary
bird and the Newspaper boys were MI
delighted. However, II was only a short
Tim. before I went down 20 the trnin 20
meet Patti at salt Lake city. Sh. was
descending from her car. ana as hcr
feet touched the ground she exclaimed.
Thank heaven. I breathe the air OF SAT-
Lake city once more. Al my troubles
are paid for. oh. this u heaven. The
nrwspaper boys were all delighted with
her, A. for myself on both of these oc-
casionH, I was delighted also-with the
dlva'a hypocrisy. that accuraed sin
which, the poet tells ". takes the best
men In. never thought Patti much OF
an actress. but I changed my mind IN
this respect after witnessing these two
exhibitions"
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HON fIRAsoR uIrLEs OLD HONE.

TUE handsome
home
which preceded the hotel building show
the photograph from which
plainly
building just
the enterprinR
Of
Ink in 1879 He the earliest
In the
adj
he construction
building
Of
OF which sunday. N.
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The third week In April IL not des-
,iued To 90 laundering down the ages
AZ conapicuousiy looming period In
our dramatic annals. II Ia indeed an
eloauent commentary on the revival OF
good times when we behold plays Ike
The Wrong Mr.. Wright playing TO COM
Portable bvriness at the Thcatcr. and
phantnuica like N Perkins even draw
ing coriorai's guard at the Grand.
Air. Reed In one OF the dramatic won
dcra OF the day. He Eocs on year after
year producing plays that one never
bcatows n thought upon after once See
ing. playing 10 mediocre business. often
10 ,rry bad business. yet playing his
full seasons out and keeping up
with salaries as regularly and
promptly as the highest class
organizations In the land.
As for ~ Perkins. he battles criticism.
lie viii probably make no money In
Salt Lake. but that he should lose none
Is something Of rcproach TO this con-
ter Of culture and dlsccrnment. sir.
Mulvcy's season was practically ended
before "si's" advent. and u Il rather a
pity that " should have been rcopcned.
one likes to think back ON the past
prosperous season at tho Grand with
pleasure. and the retrospect II Just a
little married by the introduction Of this
bcwhiskcrcd idyii.
The play at the Theater last night
was Hts Fathers hoy. and though II u
a tangled and Wildly Improbable story.
AIR. Heed and his clever company ~
players showed on to better advantage
than on the previous evening The
main hits were made by Reed himself.
by Miss Rush. and Mr.. wyngatc. whose
deiineation OF the Juvenile quite cap
tivatcd the audience. Mr.. Reed again
furnished considerable amusement by
a speech before tho curtain which was
made w OF several funny anecdotes. IN
fact. the comedian Of today must be
prepared with u fetching foot lights
talk In addition TO rendering his role OF
he lays behind the procession. Mr.
Reed. like stuart Robson. appreciated
this fact and HIS pockets arr fiilcd with
the best and most up Ia date yarns oil
the rad.
Chae. ". Yaie's DEVILS Auction
which plays an engagement OF on'
night only Mt the Theatcr Monda,
niFht, like Tcnnyson'n brook seems de
Htined to go on Forever" This phcn
omcnai record, however. IL due only 4
the push and energy OF It's protector
ChnH ~. Yale. who each year mnnngei
to MI II 10 full 81 new life and matte
that the public have recognized the fac
that they are yearly being treated vir
tualiy to u brand new performance un
der an old title. The coming rcaaoi
and enlargement viii prove no dlner~n
to the past The dramatic east
npecialtleH, premiere dancers. panto
mimiHtS, arrohatr. coryphccn. seconds
hallerinar, scenery, costumes and II
feciH are new. with but Few old faces Il
the east. In fact. Manager Yale seem
10 have made clean sweep m N
"Dcvlls Auction" this year and Offer
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REMARKABLE CURE or RuEuMA
TlsM.


Kenna. jackson County. W. Va.
About three years ago my wife had
an attack OF rheumatism which con-
nned her to her bed for over n month
and rendered her unable 10 walk n step
without assistance. her limbs being
swoilen 10 double thir normal slzc. Mr.
:. Maddox insisted on my using cham
pertains Pain Balm. I purchased a
fifty.cent bottle and used II according
TO the directions md the next morning
she walked 60 breakfast without as
nintnnce In any manner, ana she has
not had a similar attack aincc.--A. H.
Darrous
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Guyot Geographical Render and PrI-
mer " the title Of new publication
OF sss pages. by Mary Howe Smith
Pratt 0uyotH Introduction has been
considered 10 be the best school read
Ing books. This judgment has led the
publishers to present this work In a
form norc attractive and available for
class hoom use. The occasion has been
Improved 10 revise n thoroughly. and
by changes. additions and omissions Ia
give II completeness such ~ ~ In
dicated by Its new name. The book
cmbodies. both In the choice of material
and In the mode OF treatment the best
results OF thought and experience on
the part Of practical educators In this
Held OF study.
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LATHE. neglected scratches and
poisoning. better heal them quickly
with Dcwittr witch Hazel Salvc.
thoroughly anti-reptio application with
a record OF always curing piles. old ul-
GERS. sores. cuts. wounds and skin dis
eases.-F. G. schramm. Mccormick
building. corner Main st. and First
South.
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before. Among the notable new MEM
bern are Ben y. Grinncll. comedian,
singer and nlnble dancer. who VIII
mako his bow as Toby" the trans
formed donkey. Miss Phyllis Allen, an
imperHonntor OF boys parts. ana VINO
posresses a phenomenal cOntralio voice,
has been engaged 10 appear NJ carlos
tho handsome and disabling hero OF the
spectacle: white Miss Gardiner VIII
appear for the first time as the perae-
cutad heroine Madeline A limited
number OF old fayoritea have been re-
tanned. among whom Miss Mayme
Mayo, whose success an Janet" the
mlikmaid. the past season was most
pronounced, has again been re-engaged
for this part. W. II. Lorella, q stand
ard fayorite, will again essay the part
~ 'Pere Andoche;" while Eddie snow,
whose marvellous antics are well known
TO all lovers VI the acrobatic ana phnto-
the pecullarities OF Chaos" the Lit
tie pevil.
Among the new ideas offered In this
years. or rather the seventeenth
edition Of the Forever pevils
S0usa," which Ia described Us illustrat-
ing in typical costume and by artistic
pantomime and dance. the greatest sue
cesses OF the March King" Souea
king Cotton" "El Captain" "un-
chain the Dogs Of War" 'rhe stars
and stripes Forever" arr used ns prin-
ypal subjects. These. introduced with
columbia" "Brittanin" and other now
timely ideas will form an attractive de-
sertisement
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