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Bic shipment of Cattle.

WOODLAND. Jan. 2S--Abbott & Math.
ews shipped 800 head of cattle 10 Mefz
near n. Salinas to-day. A special train ot
frm mas shipped several trainloads frn-[
the sacramento Valley recently, blf to-
uay-s shipment is the final one. The cst-
Jle were brought from the Salinas ValjeI
became short. '0ea'i1s :
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Nav Defeat the Naval Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The introduc-
ton of an amendment to the naval per-
sonnel bill in the Senate Committee on
Naval Affairs. permitting the direct ap-
pointment in the navy of civilians. has
united all branches of the service in op-
position and II is asserted at the Navy
Department to-day that If the amendment
is persisted in the whole bill will DE lost
The main argument is that the appoint
ment of a number OF civilians now would
create just such a hump as resulted
from the appointments made during the
civil war, which caused the stagnation
from which the service is still suffering.
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Wants the Big Fight.

OMAHA, Jan. 2S.-The Fremont Hot
Springs Company of Alcova, Wyo., has
forwarded an offer to the managers of
both Sharkey and Fitzsimmons, offer
ing a purse Of $4,000 for a fight to take
place in June, July or August. The only
condition attached is that the training
in WvOming
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MY NEW c0MRINEl TRELTMENT

Organs OF the bo5y which have been weakened
through disease. eye-work. sxcesses or 3acfs-
eretiuns are restored 70 perfect nealrn ara
strength through this new and original sys-
fem OF treatment RUPTURE cured % thls
rev method. without knife truss or ceteotloA
from work, a painless sure and perraazasLls
cure VARICOCELE hydTocele. swelling and
tenderness ot the glands treated with mt
ing success CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
IL any or its stages thoroeghiy eradlcatsd from
the system LADIES wiiI receive sPsclsl at
teuti0n rur all their rls15 zIlnisnts ~ KITE =
able beck. Guide 70 Health" free q charge.
address F. L. sWEANT. ND. 7s7 Market ST.
San Francisco, Cal.
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grand left guide, and a corps of officers.
The officers of Liberty Circle were in
stalled last Wednesday night by the board
of deputies Mrs. Moore. the retiring chief
companion, was presented basket Of
beautiful flowers.
Sherwood Circle will give q party on the
I'd of February.
Loyal Circle has arranged for a grand
party TO be given on the 9Th OF February.
Supreme Grand Chief Companion Mrs
Sarah Beversen has recovered from her
recent attack of Illness
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In the Divorce Courts.

P. j. German has been granted a di-
vorce from Caroline German on the
ground of willful desertion. Dora S. Daily
has sued Wilbur T. Daily for a divorce,
alleging deSertion as cause of action
Suits for divorce on the ground of failure
TO provide have been fled by Annie SharD
against Joseph Sharp and Bettina Miller
against William Eugene Miller.
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Rooms on TRANSPORTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-To prevent
army officers Of superior rank from seiz-
ing upon the quarters of officers OF the
TRANSPORTS upon which they may be trav-
cling the Secretary OF War has been
Obliged TO make an order prohibiting them
from taking the rooms Of the masters
and quartermasters OF the transports.
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Mile Skating Record Broken.

MONTREAL, Jan. 2S.-John S. Johnson
broke the worlds SEATING record for a
mile to-day. The race took place at the
Montreal Amateur Associations open-air
rink, which is four laps 10 the mile. john
son was paced by Harley Davidson. W.
T. Thompson and c. Clement. The start
was a flying one, and Johnson came on
with speed in the last lap only. The time
was 2:S5 %.
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Maria Teresa Relics Sold.

NASSAU, n. P, Jan. 2S-The materials
taken from the wrecked cruiser Infanta
Maria Teresa were sold al public auction
on January 10. They did not bring as
good prices as was expected, few articles
being suitable for souvenirs. Most Of the
stuff sold was ships stores and ordinary
materials. The two flags would have
brought high price. but the Consul with
drew them from sale on orders from the
department at Washington.
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Bulgarian Cabinet Resigns.

SOFIA. Jan. &.-The Bulgarian Cabinet
has resigned owing, il is believed, TO the
discomfort aroused by the adherence Of
NJ Stoiloff, the Premier. TO the schemes
for Macedonian autonomy. which are con-
sidered to be antagonistic to Bulgarian
aspirations for obtaining predominant in
fiuence in Macedonia.
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Wheelmen to invade Boston.

BOSTON. Jan. 2S.-National Secre-
tary Bassett of the League of American
Wheelmen announced to-day that Bos-
ton had been selected as the place for
the National League meet for 1889 The
choice was between Boston and Buff
falo, y. Y. The vote stood 159 for Ros-
ton and 90 for Buffalo.
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CoMPANIoNs oF THE FoREsT

The officers of Mazzini Circle were PUB.
ncly installed last Monday night in Wash.
ingtou-square Hall in the presence of a
very large number of the residents OF
North Beach. After the installation there
was programme ard dancing.
The officers Of Olympia Circle were in
stalled by Miss McNaughton, the supreme
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dcn Bennett.
n ARIS. Jan. 28.-Never has the I'm
Dperialist party shown its hand so
boldly as last night. when an as
i founding manifestation was made
by about fifteen hundred support
ers of the Bonaparte dynasty at Nou-
veau Theater. At this place drama
in five acts is being played. 1t is
called lie Roi de Rome" 1t is based on
incidents OF the first empire and ap-
pears to have found favor. The play
opens with a ball scene at the British
Embassy at Vienna. Here are grouped
the Emperor of Austria, Metternich, all
great personages of the empire and
Marmont, The son of Emperor Ma
poleon is shown melancholy and uncer-
tain. But his soul awakes in the two
next scenes. In the third he is enam-
ored of the Countess Olga de Meik.
In the second an attempted abduc-
ton by Jacques Chambert, a Bonapart-
ist conspirator, is depicted. 1t is on the
point Of succeeding. when the Prince
shows himself a true son of the con-
queror at Austerlitz. After this he goes
on to commit imprudence after imprud-
ence; his health fails and in the last
scene his death in the presence of his
mother, murmuring of French victo-
ries in his delirium, brings down the
curtain.
AT last nights performance word had
been passed for the Imperialist party
TO attend in force.
In the first act one of the characters
says, France longs for the empire"
At this wild cry of "Oui! Oui!" went
up.
Then afterward. France is greatly
changed; she has become the prey of
a gang of intriguers. Napoleon's son
has no business in this den of thieves.
Napoleonic tradition is quite dead
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

The grand chancellor. accompanied By
the grand keeper Of records and seal. VIII
on Thursday next visit the lodge at No
desto
The officers Of the uniform rank viii be
installed during the month of February
A new organ of the order is TO be pub
lished in this city shortly. It viii be
called the Pythian Picayune.
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Poughkeepsie Skating Races.

POUGHKEEPSIE, \. Y, Jan. 2S.-The
national championship skating races here
concluded this afternoon with two fine
contests. The 10000 meter national cham
pionship was won by Charles McClove.
New York Athletic Club. Time, :2ls4. The
one mile Hudson River Valley champion
9ionship was won by E. A Thomas, New
burg Time 3:12
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Never Fails TO Cure Any curabIe Disease,

This treatment combines the two greatest
factors OF the healing art-EIeetricity and
asdiclne- Electricity IS the Acknowledged
greatest power on earth When used sIons Il
has very beneficial efssct or many diseases.
but when scientifically combined with the
proper medicines ard administered by An s1-
psrenced and co1pstent physician. cures are
effected when all other methods had failed.
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Keogh Wins the Pool Match.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-The final game
in the pool match between Keogh and De
Oro at DAILY Academy, played tonight
balls, his opponent scoring 145 balls. The
match, however. was won by keogh, the
total score being: keogh, 900; De Orc,
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Death at Brentwood.

BRENTWOOD. Jan. 2S.-Peter Grennan,
aged S. died this afternoon Funeral SER
vices will be held at Antioch tomorrow
The body will be taken TO San Francisco
for ir1Fa~r1aur
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kNEIPP REnEDY
FOR CHILDREN
Successor of the Water=Cure Adyo=
cate Gives Advice to
Mothers.
speclalc caele toThe can and New York Herald.

9 2a-Dr
Q years
to
OF must deep 1
at tnes
at ater
to Q
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dora Clendenning, a 16-year-old girl and
heiress TO fortune, committed suicide
here this morning. She deliberately
walked into the river.
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Death of an Actress.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan 2S-Ger-
trude Z. Morgan, q member Of the Lili-
putisns company. died at the Oriental
Hotel this morning of malarial fever. She
was - years old, and lived in New York
fF{-y
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Archbishop ireland in Rome.

ROME, Jan. 2S-Archblshop Ireland,
the American prelate. who arrived yes
terday, will forthwith be received by the
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PRINCE VICTOR WAITS
A CALL TO THRONE

PARIS. Jan 2SThere day
Napoleon will be called
supporters of the think
not intend to attempt but will
TO
post is worth waiting for. if the call
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DEATH Of a Noted Rehner.

PARIS. Jan. eS.-M. Saye, the well
known sugar refner. died here yesterday.
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II is said that the Car is the only Euro
pean monarch whose life is not well in
sured in some English or American life in
surance company.
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LEWISTON. Idaho. Jan. 2s-Muss Ne
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FRENCH IMPERIALISTS
CRY FOR THE RETURN OF
THE BONAPARTE DYNASTY
IEntbusiostic Responses by an AudieDce in Thea
ter uDd Shouts Of .'ViVe l. EDpereur Indicate
Significant SeDtineDt at Paris.

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald Copyrighted, 1899, by James Cor
den Bennett
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do you think if I crossed the frontier
people would welcome me?" the au-
dience thundered: Yes, yes. come;
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-29

The entire audience rose to its feet.
shouting: NO, no! Vive. l'Empereur!"
When the Due de Reichstadt asks:
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Copyrighted. 1899. by the Associated Press.
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n ARIS, Jan. 2S.-Never has the I'm
perialist party shown its hand so
boldly as last night. when an as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-31

To the Editor Of the Press:
For the past six years the Portland
Woman's Council have been actively In
terested In securing a place for women on
our school committee. They have care.
fully studied the effect of thus combining
the mother influence and interest with
that of the father In cities where both
men and women are school supervisors.
The result OF such study has been very
favorable to the movement and no reas-
enable objections have been found against
it, The best method to use for securing
this much desired end has been a problem
and while three plans have been attempt
ed for bringing women forward rs eandi-
dates the situation has seemed good
deal like that of the man who inquired
which was the hest road into the Sosem-
lite Valley. "Well," was the reply,
whichever one you take you will wish
you had tried thesother."
The proposed amendment TO our CITY
charter Whereby three women may be
added to the present number OF our school
committed" must command itself to all
thinking people who desire that our
schools shall receive the best possible
supervision In this movement no criti-
oism of the present management or OF
any member of the board is thought OF or
imnlied. II the amendment is carried,
the seven wards will each retain their one
member. and it is believed that the ad-
dition of three earnest women to the
school board will greatly increase Its efh-
cheney and advance the educational In
terests of Portland.
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THE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
To the Editor Of The Press:

.
The investi cation which did not inves-
tigate certainly did reveal some things
which think we must all regret.
If do not err in my conclusions 1t ad-
mits the custom of allowing the practi-
TONER of ths Infirmary to supply the
lenses he prescribes. Is this proper
method to follow in Charitable institu-
toni l think human nature has hardly
reached a point to be SO fully trusted.
Again. fail to see the benefit aocruing
to the patient, since any one can go to
the offices of our most successful oouiists
or opticians, have the eyes carefully ex-
amined, without haste, without any hu-
initiating experiences and pay certainly as
little for lenses as If obtained of the agent
of tho Infirmary.
1t is claimed tina. the practitioners have
"a right to the profits on the lenses, as
compensation for their services. had
supposed their services were Rratuitious
ana | should suppose that the lenses
would be furnished without profit on
| the ground that anybody unfortunate
enough to go there Tor treatment would
be too poor to pay profit on them.
1t Is claimed that 30 per cent. OF those
treated are impostors, that Is are able TO
| pay. This certainly snouId be remedied
| thus reducing the Ii bJrs of the physicians
| in attendance. giving the proper patients
more time and relieving them OF the at
mosphere OF suspicion that l doubt not
many of them feel very sensibly.
CITIZEN.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

CUMBERLAND, T. s.
whereas Sumner f. Hamilton. OF Cumber-
land in the County Of Cumberland, by his
mortgage deed. dated the 27th day of December,
A. D., 1898, and recorded in Cumberland regis
try OF deeds, Vol. 606. page 249 conveyed 10 me
the undersigned, certain real estate, situated In
Cumberland In the county of Cumberland, and
described as follows, to wit; certain lot or
parcel of land situated on Chebeague Island in
said town Of Cumberland. together with the
bulldogs thereon and bounded as follows. viz;
beginning at the sea shore joining land now or
formerly OF Albion s. Hamilton, and running
North oeo West to the town road, thence along
said road in Southerly direction TO a stake
aud stones, thence South 800 East TO the sea
shore. thence along said sea shore in North
easterly course to the first named bounds. eX.
cepting from the above described lot, one half
acre OF land, with the bara thereon which have
heretofore sold to stephen H. Hamilton,
bounded as follows, viz; Beginning at point
on the highway at the corner OF land of William
H. Mansfield. thence Noriherly by said road to
the corner OF "a town way, laid out across my
land to the shore. thence by said town way 10
stake, thence in a Southerly direction 10 the
land of said Mansfield. thence by said Mans
fields land to SAID road and point of beginning.
And whereas the conditions OF SAID mortgage
has been broken, ami remains broken. now
therefore by reason OF the breach OF the con-
dltions thereof claim a foreclosure OF said
mortgage.
January 18th. A. D.. 1899
ISAAC II. WEBER
BY q. A. GORDON. his Attorney.
Rni,,iawawTu
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Dome stio Markets.
(By Telegraph.)

JANUARY 80, 1899.
sNEw YORK-The Flour market-receipts
packages quiet and generally held STEADY buy
Winter patents at 5 S. a. 10 WINTER straights
so PStenss b beGa 80
Wheat-recelpts 100000 bush; exports A7a,,
els bush; sales $4,000 bush futures, and
s., 900 bus SPOT 'pot*ssy NO Red ss'a 4
Corn-receipts 5b5,bb7 bush; exports II. $50
bush; sales 4zhs 900 bush futures. l78,ooO bush
an1receipts log, 300 bush; exports 100
bush; sales 600 bush spot; spot dull; Mo- Of
35c; No az 50 &c; No white 361sc; No
white s6o track white ses4oc.
Lard easy Western steam at 90.
tory fi ssisc; Eisins al Dc, State dairy at Is
a 70; do crm l4s1S1sc.
Cheese nrm; large white at 1u1sc, small
riggs steady; state and Penn 1870 ,westerp
fresh l81se.
sugar-raw frrner In tone; fair refining ss4
Centrifugal 80 test IA molasses sugar s-ie
refined steady.
CaICAGo-Cash quotations:
Flour In moderate demand, frm.
Wheat No spring 73d74lac; No do 69h
73c; No 2 Red at 751s 976bsc. Corn-No 2 q
@So sSa At s7, 70 si' White s ie So
white at 29s4 esoi4c; No 2 Rye 57i445T ~
No Barley NJ 42g59o;No / flaxseed 16ts
prime Timothy seed 35a3 40; Mess Pork al
10 30a1o 35i Lard 7oa5 rs; short rib sides
| 9oab Dry sailed meats-shoulders at IA
| d4ss short clear sides as 20.
Butter steady-creamery lS8i81ec; duaries
at 10l2d16c
Eggs firm; fresh tic.
theese sles y, creameries at on @11c.
Flour-reeeipts 5000 bbls; wheat $4,000
bush; corn 4<8 900 bush; oats zee, 900 bush
rye 9.Co bush; barley 5000 bush.
Shipments-Rlour 20 900 bbls; wheat 10000
bush; corn 176. 200 BUSH oats 10000 bush
rye 100000 bush: barley 1000 bush.
Wheat-Jan 7SAc May at
1875 Julp 74l2c; No hard on track 7<1sc
No Northern 3tsc; No Northern at II hc.
Flour-frst patents at 9od4 90 second pat
ents 1898 so; first clear 7oe2 30.
DETROIT-Wheat quoted at 75iac for cash
White; cash Red 75l sc; May isaac.
ToLEDo-Wheat dull cash at zee; May at
U.s.. c; July 70c.
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G;lyIIIEiI!lIlI.li!k

I'm and after MONDAY Oct Sd, 1895 trains
will leave as follows;
LEAVE.
For Lewiston and Auburn. $40 a. M, i.3o,
AO0 and 500 ?. IN. -
For Gorham, Berlin and Island Pond, $40 a.
M $50 and 800 p. m.
For Montreal ana Chicago, $40 a. m. and 600
y. N.
For Quebec. 600 p, m.
ARRIVALS.
From Lewiston and Auburn, s.lo, ll.3o a.
M. b45 and Gas p. m.
From Island Pond, Berlin and Gorham, $40 and
ll.30 a. m. and 5.4o p M
From Chicago and Montreal. $40 a. m and
$40 D. N.
from Quebe $40 a. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Montreal. Quebec. Toronto and Chicago
600 p. NJ.
For Lewiston and Auburn, $50 a. m. and coop. m.
For Gorham and Berlin, I.3O a. m. and 0OO p. N.
ARRIVALS,
From Island Pond, Berlin. Gorham Montreal
and West, = 10 a. m.
From Lewiston and Auburn, $40 a. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on Night
trains.
TICKET OFFICE. DEPOT AT FOOT OF
INDIA STREET. a..
now III
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MIsCELLANEoUn
HERE'S WHAT WANTED.
A Citizen of Portland supplies the In
formation.

Over half the complaints OF mankho
originate with the kidneys.
A slight touch of the backache &C hrst
Twinges and shooting pains In the IONS
followed. They must be checked, they
lead to graver complications
The sufferer seeks relief.
PIasters are tried, and liniments for the
back.
So called Kidney cures which do not
pure
The long looked for results seem unat
tainable.
II you suffer. do you want relief
Follow the plan adopted by this Port
land citizen.
Mrs. NJ. J. Simpson. OF 235 l-2 Con
cress street. says: THE wonderful valus
of Doan's Kidney Pills was quickly
rroyen by their use. A member of my
family had good deal of trouble arising
from the imperfect action of the kid
neys Learning about Doan's Kidney
pills procured box at IL. II. Hay 8
Sons drug store at the junction of Middle
and Free streets. The use of this RENE
dy quickly dispelled the trouble which
had given me SO much anxiety. 1t ha.
afforded me pleasure to recommend this
valuable remedy on several occasions"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by al
dealers; price 30 cents box. Mailed on
receipt of price by Foster MilburE Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-and
take mn suhstitute
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HAReoR NOTES.
Items Of Interest Picked Up Along the
water Front.

There were $50 cars Of package freight
in the Grand Trunk yard yesterday await
ing shipment on the English steamers.
This number is exclusive of freight In the
sheds or grain laden cars.
The Allan liner Laurentian will sail
next Saturday. This date keeps her In
port some time but she made remark
ably quick trip across the Atlantic ar
irving here In eight days which was con-
siderably earlier than she was expected.
j. IL. Mcdonald and Captain Charles
How Of the Percy W. have gone to Now
York to look at, and possibly purchase
the steamer Darrell She Is q steel steamer
of I04 tons, twin expansion engines, ana
has a speed Of eighteen miles an hour.
She is likely to be on the Cundy Harbor
line this coming season.
Captains Matthews and Trundy viii
take their tow boat Wawenoc to the enst'
ward where she will be used In towing.
Captain Richard Matthews has changed
from the Demerest to the Q. A. Warren
and Csptain Thomas Matthews will COM
mand the Demerest.
IMO > i MA Mhho ANN M
The Leyland line steamship Sheikh,
Captain Jones. arrived from Liverpool at
eleven O'Clock yesterday morning. The
ship was 10 days on the passage and her
officers report succession of gales. snow
and sleet storms and continual cold
weather. She was thirty hours late in
getting from Liverpool to the FastDet and
CAPTAIN Jones says he never saw the Eng.
lish channel rougher.
During the passage George wormsley,
an able seaman. belonging at Blackburn,
England, died of pneumonia and was
buried at sea with appropriate exercises,
sunday.
The Sheikh had no passengers or re-
turning cattlemen and but $50 tons of
cargo consigned chiefly to Canadian
points One item slig htly out OF the ordi-
nary run was As tons of Egyptian cotton.
The Thomson liner Devona Captain
Rollo, arrived about noon from New
castle. Her cargo was 600 tons of coal and
her only passengers 10 returning cattle
men. She had an ordinary winter passage
of fifteen days escaping much of the
severe weather the Sheikh and Lydia en-
countered.