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The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

Legislature VIM Be Asked to Abolish
Fee System.

There was statement in Boston
Sunday papers letter from it's Augusta
correspondents stating that prominent
politician there had said that he did not
believe much attention would be- paid
TO the fee system this year by the leg1s-
Iature That politician may know what
the Kennebec county members OF the
legislature are thinking OF, but he Is not
we'll posted as to those who hail from
Cumberland county. The legislature
Will be called upon to devote some Of It's
valuable time to the fee system as far
as it pertains to Cum berland county. a
p kESS reporter asked Chairman Seavy
OF the board of county commissioners
If he intended to take any action in re-
gard to the fee system or to call the at
tention of the Cumberland county MEM
I bers Of the legislature to 1t in any way.
Hs said that he did not know as he
should do this personally.
but you can rest assure that some-
thing viii be done about this matter by
someone. A bill will be presented as I
have been told, to place the sheriff and
all the other county officers on salary
and have the fees which are now allowed
them turned over to county as is done
with the fees of the clerk of courts.
There is no justice in one officer of the
court drawing salary and another be-
ing paid by fees and salary too. I do
not advocate the payment of salaries to
the county deputies or to the city depu-
ties OF the sheriff either, for that matte !.
but do believe that this fee system can
and will be- regulated Sd that it will b.
less expensive to the county of Cumber-
land and Will do away with great
deal of the fesIing politically that exists
whenever there is new sheriff TO be
alacfad
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
LAUNCHING AT.BATH.

HssThe event in shipping circles is to take
place at Bath next Wednesday by the
launching OF the Percy and Small six
master schooner Eleanor Percy, named in
honor of the daughter of Capt. Samuel
r. Percy. This schooner is the largest in
the world and the Maine Central rail- DAD
is to sell excursion tickets at 81 90 the
round trip, trains leave at z a. m, and
1926 a. m. The launching will take
place Wednesday the 10th, instead of
Thursday the 10th, as advertised in the
Sunday papers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
COUNTY In GOOD SHAPE.
But Next Two Years Are Expected To
BE Expensive.

Cumberland county is IN excellent
financial condition. When the end of the
year comes around If all the taxes now
outstanding are paid in the county will
have enough money to take care or its
$48, 900 of the bonded Indebtedness and
have left over about $62, co., This is
presuming that the expenses of the coun-
ty for the remainder of the year do not
exceed $15, GOO.
The question was asked yesterday by a
PRESS reporter whether the county tax
would be reduced during the coming
year. He was told in answer to this
question that 1t might be cut down
little, but it would be a safer policy
to keep the tax high enough to care for
all the expenses OF the county. The
county officers, taking the experience of
the county under Sheriff Grams admin
istration when the law was rigidIy en-
forced, are looking for very expensive
year under Sheriff Pearson. They do
not expect that. the fines collected from
the liquor dealers will pay the expenses
of catching them and so they are dgur-
ing en- keeping the taxes high enough to
pay the .county1s bills without running
into debt. When Sheriff Cram enforced
the law it was found that the expense of
so doing was very large and that the re-
turns were not large enough to care for
the usual expenditure. OF COURSE, 1t is
all guess work as to what will happen
under the new administration, but q
heavy bill of costs is expected
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
FOG HURTS BUSINESS.
The ThiCk Banks overhnnging the
HarbOr Have Had a Depressing Effect.

'nhis fog has been about the thiokest
long a stretch as any that we have had
for. several years. said one OF the vet
eran sea captains on the water front
yesterday afternoon. Livery day now
for week past a dense fog has been
lying over Portland harbor, and indeed,
over a good part of the Atlantic coast.
We have been hoping that it would
vanish and that the weather would clear,
but thus far our hopes have been in vain.
Many vessels have been waiting in this
harbor either to move up to the wharves
or to clear for the east or west There
are about eco vessels that are thus con-
fined here. Once the weather clears you
win see the bay black with craft wait
ing to go outside. They have been stead
lily accommodating for the past II days, to
be exact. There are a large number OF
vessels VINO are also laid up at Boston
and New York bound for this way and
waiting for the chance TO move on to
Portland"
The fish business has been considerably
affected by this streak Of disagreeable
weather. Yesterday no arrivals were
noted in the market along Commercial
street and none had come in since Sat
urday. What little fishing has been done
durng the last week or ten days has been
under great difficulties. The crews on
the fishermen have been obliged TO keep
a sharp look out all of the time in ad-
diiion 30 their regular work OF casting
out ana pulling in the lines
Coal has also come in in small guam
titles and the reason for this delay can
not be attributed to tie strikes In the
Pennsylvania mines. One of the pronl1-
nent wholesale and retail dealers said
yesterday afternoon that there had been
a big feet of coal vessels on the way
from New York for the last fortnight.
These coalers have been obliged to put
in from point to point along the way,
being driven in for shelter on account Of
the thick fog that has prevailed.
During the afternoon several of the
vessels had got SO near together down in
the harbor that Capt. Howe in the ire
boat sailed down among the fleet and
ordered the following craft to put to in
safer places: Albert Il. Stearns, Addle
e. King, Nightingale, Mary Hawes,
Pauline, A. Gate, Sunbeam and Tidal
Wave.
Only two schooners came in through
the log yesterday, They were the Hen
ry o. Barrett and William H. Clifford.
The schooner James Sherman was
struck by the tug Stephen DecanteI
Friday night near the breakwater and
her headgear smashed to pieces, causing
a damage OF about 5000. The DecanteI
is in the harbor engaged in towing the
scows and 1t is thought that her IN
familiarity with the waters may have &C
counted for the accident.
The steamer st, Croix arrived from
Boston at a few minutes before 4 o'clocE
in the afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

M, bound for Vanceboro and st John,
continues to run on the same time.
sssNo. 3, the paper tran, will go through
to Bangor, last winters custom still be-
Ing kept up In order that Bangor may
have an early mail from Boston.
No. II, the afternoon express for Bar
Harbor, OIdtown and Skowhegan viii
run daily, Sunday included.
No. 20, the evening train for Water
vile. continues it's present schedule
time.
The Sunday train service will be as
follows: For Bangor and ST. John, the
usual Pullman trains, an early morn
ing paper train and an afternoon express
for Bangor. The arrivals will consist
of the night Pullman and the noon ex-
press.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
GLASS ELECTS OFFICERs.

AT the meeting of the class of 1901, P.
H. S., held yesterday, these officers were
elected: President, William Harvey J;
first vice-president, Miss Lillian Con
neen; second vice president, George
Owen; third vice president, Miss Laura
Davis; secretary, Miss Mollie Morse /;
treasurer, Phillip Hanson. Executive
committee, Miss Grace Ross, Miss Edith
Cummings, Ernest White, classical
course; Miss MoIl1e Warren, Miss Lottle
THRILLER, Lester White, general course.
Glass of 1902 VIII elect officers this
afternoon at 1 O clock.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

The winter change of time on the
Maine Central railroad went into effect
on Sunday evening at Z o'clock. The
fast trains which were run during the
hot weather to accommodate the sum-
mer visitors and vacatlonists, have been
discontinued.
Train No. /, the first passenger out
of the Union station in the morning,
now runs to Bangor instead of to Wat
erviIle, as before.
No Is, the local from the east daily
during the summer, now runs week
days only.
No n, which leaves the city at II p.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
ON CENSUS BUSINESS.

Mr.. Henry Il. Burlington of Washing
ton, d. C., special agent of the United
States census Office for this district, IN
Guiding Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont, arrived here yesterday morn
ing. MIR. Burlington says the work of the
special agents IN Maine has, on the
whole, been admirably done, especially
in the Portland groups From this city
Mr.. Burlington will go to Augusta,
Lewiston, Auburn and Biddeford.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
CHAs. CUsTIs SHIRT CO.

Mr.. Charles Custis and Mr.. W. S.
Randall have entered into business ar
rangement to carry on the manufacture
of fine hirts to order under the name of
the Charles Custis Shirt company. They
have all the facilities to conduct such a
business ana Will be located at 54819 Con-
gress street, where they ask all interested
to call and see them.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
THE FOODDRIN

Coffee Injuries growing
children, even when it is
weakened. Grain-O gives
them brighter eyes, frmer
flesh, quicker intelligence
and happier dispositions.
They can drink all they
want of Grain-O-the
more the better-and it
tastes like coffee.
An grocers 15c. and Csc.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

DAUGHTERS

MEEI.
Elizabeth WadsWorth Chapter OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
held it's first regular meeting after the
summer season in the parlors OF the Fall
mouth hotel yesterday afternoon. The
usual business was transacted and Mrs.
Eunnes Mcclellan kellogg Baker, widow
Of William Jay Baker, was elected a
member. Mrs. Rice. regent of the Sam
uel Grant chapter of Gardiner, favored
the meeting with visit.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
COLLECTORS NoTIcE-cVTY OF PORTLAND, MAINE
U"p" Faxes ON @

" city
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
Murch, Hannah b..

Cakes, Abbie J..........
Oldham, Charles H......
Pearson. Pauline Co..
Pease, John W...........
Peterson. John. ........
Pickard, Edward L.. 49,.
Pingree. Wilson A.......
Preble, Harriet T.. $500.
Proctor, Edward En-.
Raymond, George H..
Redlon. Emery S., heirs.
Sargent, Daniel B., ct ais,
Sawyer, Abel H. 80.
Small, Mary 8. .....-.
Stevens. Willard A. ......
SWEET Albert E.........
Taylor Esther. 49,.
Thompson, George.
Thompson, Selma Mrs.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

AheIOyi, JQlltls..........
Barnes, Albert L., ......
Bayes, Robert J ......
Boothby. Y. Mott,
Trustee. .-........
Boston Il Maine Rail
road Con-. .....
Bradley, chas. A., heirs.
Brooks. George M. 80.
Campbell. Roderlck W. d.
Carpenter, orrin H.
Chapman, Truman.
Chase, Abel, heirs Of
Cloudmap. Mary NJ,
helrS........----. ..-...-
Coffee, W. G. ....... -.
Creelman, Samuel An.
Cribby, George Co.,
Cutter, Arthur W .......'
Dimmock, Melvina H..
Dunn. George c.,
Pickett, Mary A.--......
Goudy. Thomas NJ. -.
Green. William H..
Harlow, Sarah E.....-..
Hartley, W Hard Co.. j..
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

Teacher of Piano.

Teacher of Piano.
SPECIAL TERMS to a limited number OF
beginners in order to demonstrate my metEO
of easur ng q thorough toundationupon The pi-
an0 foRte.
IS FREE ST, Portland, Me-
Oete0od1m
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

young lady from Denver Colo recently wrote letter
Mrs Pinkham which apty pictures the condition Of
great many young She says: &
opportunity write and thank for
friends Where to
pd everything the opposite and there not day but what
taking E. Vegetable Compound had
theadach
the small of back and right de took cold
caused the
toO
feeling did could not lift anything do hard work without
being almost pain day and night
What picture this is, and how Unnecessary Read the
letters which follow and how it is to
suffering when you the right way about 1T.
Nothing in this wide world has relieved much female
suffering has Lydia b. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound; medicine produce such positive proof of
ust good" should insist upon getting the med
cne which has the best record and which, they and every
druggist in the land know, has no equal.
Miss ThompsOns Pains Cured.
MRS HAAI:-I you what Lydia E. Pink
had
with appetite vng constipation papitaton of
the body
bottles
those troubles cured cannot praise enOughAss BELLE
IA,
Just why Miss Thompson's physician diagnosed her
trouble indigestion it is hard understand This mistake
however frequently made If you have any doubt about
your write to Mrs Pnkham at Lynn Mass for her
free advice She VIII understand symptoms at once
Miss ScnoItes Tells of Suffering Overcome.
write to let know that Lydia Pink
of painful
which suffered terribly really believe that would be toay
had medicine
troubles themselves
and follow advice they will find relief from their
suffering MISS K E. ScHOITEs Mt Oliver, Pitts0urg Pa
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

Waite, Albert H.. .....
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

HeZeltoD. Joseph H.. g.
G.. Fred Murch .....
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09

HezeltoD. Joseph H.. &
G. Fred Murch. ..~.--.
Hezelton, Mary E........
Higgins. Frank M-....-.
Higgins, Reuben, heirs. E.
Horton. Mary E.
Hovey, John M......... :.
Howard. Lorenzo. ........
johnson, Alice r., heirs.
Jordan. Mary E.. -....
Kimba'l, Edgar B., heirs.
KimbaH, Jennie A.. -.
Leach, John M. .........
Little. Timothy. heirs.
Little, x. John. ........ .
Long, Sarah l.. ........
MabIy, Willis --.-..-..
Marble. Henry ..--..s,.
Marston, James E........
Mason, Frank W..
Mcdonald, Ida E. .-.,.
Meaher, Dennis A.
Moore, Alvah G.......
Moore, Heath & Co $500.
MoultOn, Henry c..
Mountfort. Charles w.,
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-09
WINTER TRAIN SCHEDULE.

Treasurer and Collectors ONCE, 0
The sun., 1900-01-11
DELAWARE DIVISION


For NeH Castle, Sl3, q. M; 2.35, 4.27
aud b.hs p. IN, week days.
tot leWes, \. l3 8. M; Az p. nj, week
days.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
s,l3, ll.0l . m.; Az, t.5s and 1911 D.
n sunday- l2.ll i. IL.
for wyoming and way stations, 2.35
y lu-, week days.
fxI rA- q, Cape Charles, Old Point
Somfol aud norfolk, ll.0ia. M, week
1aS- abd y niaht.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
HON, DELpHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
s.50a nj daily, Pittshure, Chicago. Gin.
cihueti, LanisNlie aud st. Louis
Ginning Car
~ 25 m, daily for Fittsburg and Chi
cage No ctschfs . Pittsburg.) Linn
t.'d U two Buffet Paflor Cars.
Il ~ +. q. daily, Limited" Pittsburg,
Chicago Cleveland Toledo, Cincin-
nati, Louisville and 81. Louis. dim
ing Car
1928 Z. II. daily, Pittsburg, and Cleye.
70 . u. daily, Pittsburz, Chicago,
Nashville via Gincinnati), Indianapo,
~ and ~ Louis. Dining Car.
! ~ =. nt., daily, Pittsburg and Chicage
~ f9edo, except Saturday.
1855 q. il daily, PittsburR, Cincinnati,
Louisville Cleveland and st. Louis.
ll.20 p N daily, Pittsbnrg and Chicago;
daily ~ Knoxville, ga Shenandoah
Valley Route; Tor Cleveland, except
saturday.
ID Congressional Limited Express.
All Nestibuir tarlor Cars ana Dining
Car Noextra fare other than the usual
P0aglaH chaae
ft Liuitad Express ycstibule Parlor
Car Ne-tipulc Passenger Coaches and
lAmins Ca SnpxtIa fare
ihe w Wngtou Transfer Company
Nil call LIZ aud cl,sck baggage from
hotels and asidencra.
Fot nrhef Information, passengers
are referred 20 the ticket agent al the
station
J. T. HUTCHINSON, J.. WOOD
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Ageni
The sun., 1900-01-11
RANK II CHENEY
10, shrnnn.l nncrr,er.

Slrapacl shcl II d beautiful ana In.
gcnIaua mi ile 4 consists of hol-
low, rloueated shrll with i bursting
charge ot powder All I'm Easn aud filled
with from 30 u tsQ lllf inch bullets.
according 4 hn s.zr u ne gun Il Il
ilttrl with tma fusr which IS 'srt'
p lire thn bursting eaurge AT 4 given
number u seeoHl. atier ihe shei! has
left tgc glin Thr hu-sttIg charge ID
turn flows tln te1 ua tlit smell ana
sends forward tl 2n0 70 so bullets.
WEset ednttUgu fEg! eatIrer III Il conicll
Shower "a u tur ground
The sun., 1900-01-11
THE HUMoRIsT

know oi al manner al speaking %
offensive al that II giving praisr and clos
ing il with an exception Steee.
"Oh, W., said Gushley her gift
brought tears To my eyes indeed
exclaimed Cynicus, what WIS tia
bunch Of onions
All false practices and aftectaions ave
more odious than any want II defect of
knowledge can be -sprat
When 4 girl rejoicing III thc name of
Mary Ann gets old enough l9r long
dresses she generally snorteus hcr name
to Mae
Common sense is the knack seeing
things as they are. and doing things a.
they ought . be done. -G. 4 Stove.
Sunday School Teacher h C'AWago
"Why did the Wise Men come ffsm thr
East Bright Scholar Because they
were wise men.
Consider how much more yaa otter
suffer from your anger ana grief thar
rom those Yery things for which ia dix
angry and grieved Marcus AntoEius.
Sylvia's silken sock
/ Amouse ran up the clock
! Sylyia's screams aroused The tow
The mouse III terror scampered loHI
Sylvia's siiken sock.
The sun., 1900-01-11

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4 I lla..4t gat agsfu to no Hat al
rs l.Dg abound Er sGia fs NdH
1 sa5a 'larr fool shl Iaa w.at
Hal Ao Gla aatt Ii wati fe II
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c Iu ianhhE aHtHas iaie eiit
faa II ea iHe Slta Amumean iie
IHl. tu3 Elnlhulg 9aat llas f.
,s n tell Seii2 a thcg Hrc ia 4 l41'le
l,ea ali-tap I'll q ~ tln tsenfleil
seatcac~s Gaut Ragiu nu.y WnNst
aaa taat alAa etn Huntera aad
Nuam
.llas ran II i3p4 il iliea# nav a.t
faate lseus ElH aaSnrd "C.l
III u p aDa lon aaa ua ~ tAe Suar
pHell ta ilai talhk 1 BcRia
wittl Betera itlalafeat Ao WlalGI
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tlt iaaW sag Hgt Don't ny
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The sun., 1900-01-11
FLORIDA
fU6 Weeks Tour via Pennsylvania
EaiIrOah.

r fret Pennsylvania Railroad tom ~
Nc .a4ap tn lackannlIlle alin8ing tMn
ecE H Flatiaa, Hll eaye New York
ad IA delpha, iehrItyn.
Esaafsiun tickets including railway
an-p rtation, Pullman Accommodations
az btrtl ana meals XII route III bon
rcliurs While travelling 0n tie sprcial
ftn, 8il be sold II the fpiI1aing rates:
ea IHk, $40 m Philadelphia IAft.
lfp taliunre i Washington sis %.
tt-bltg s53 20 and ~ proportional.
tfs tfiau atiti p.ahts
tf tickets ilinrratias ana other iii-
matian ARMY lotiestt agents Tourist
n .eat II lg6 BfnadWap NAN Iatk; 7
nm -tfttt. Bto0klNH 7sJ Broad .tre,1,
,lrtg tst y j fHntusHtcr H. Pr
Icef agent 3atimmt i1istfirt, Gat-
rfr, Nd Colin Studd- Passenger 3tni
ulteasletn Dslric', Washington, p e
Thomas 4 Nutt, Passenger Agent West
i'm District. P,tisbHR "a OF 70 George
~ Boyd Assistant General Pafsrng, r
tsaLt, Broad Street Station, Philddrl.
phia.
The sun., 1900-01-11
prlftca Annrt.

II hal ta1usht thee aH idol ~ \ Ii
he sa3il sighed "aut iiiy fa a.a
clay"
Eereniec BfisEit contemplated hiia
with hautcnr also froideur
"Wcll. they're only : I'7, II d9 saG
1t myself she retnlted
Here they drified apart inasuucl d.
they were paIpabiy n0t aiIinite SOILS
Detroit Journal.
The sun., 1900-01-11
j AVON THECENTTRY II
rEs To EXPLAIN VIXEN Tr.
HE@ cN- l-1ns.

tri scs .tactira, iliastrntiah
mat nrnrtannte1 Ent uul ti
ty 9!a taearlrs. bnt TaLcs iatI
aut ~ Him Tnp.
0faH III iie peopie erHr srr'
ud aH, atrH ts t9ld
5i tl eaes M
III SfE; Af aca about Maa
nFHI4 III Hefis a-.as rea
Ui 8at gat ua Mae Srniz ih4a
Na.ta ilme 0eS ntl1 4 Thine u t
llagr lah8e II; suMtAgns ~ the horsf
\ tart c7a,a keep bIz2y without Con
away fFanl Nome % hnnt fer truhhla
FHt tlc so9a Lord ma3 i 81 sna
The sun., 1900-01-11
aInn rli.tinctInIIr

'You ride yuur wAeel aa sunday, Yet
you object To nlg going SKATING uA Sunr
day. What Is the diftcrelco*
"Well. when yaa ride yeIr WA.el ypu
are always going somewhere When
YOU are skating, you ara i0t. Its Just
like dancing, ard you lsaow a isnt the
right thiug " ga ~ 4 Imea nn sun.
day."-Chicago Tribune
The sun., 1900-01-11
Ir.nnt anar.

Poor Patient ! 5At tae Eol doctor
because ! EnaW g0H arR y n9tal phy-
sician, hut / faal Il ny dNtE o Inform
you that aFcat 0Her S- to lily
name.3
D. Ets-fe Naf 'Aen, we
must trE a cHfe .an quickly 4 pos
sible-New l0Fi N@eE r
The sun., 1900-01-11
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway. y.--6.46 p. M, dali I,
slcrpers p New Orleans, Aiken, Menu
phis, and Tampa; 7.36 p. m, daily
aleepers 70 New Orleans, Memphis, Nash
vile, via Asheyile and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line. .-l2l3 .. M,
daily, slrrpers to Charleston, Jackson
vile, ror Tampa and Macon; 1888
night, daily, fleepers 10 Richmond and
Iacksnnville
chesapeake K Ohio Railway, S.ll ).
MI, daily, dining car, and sleepers to
Cincinnati.
The sun., 1900-01-11
Ra,prn.a i unndr.dmId.

Wycke | can't understand hoW star
bord became 81 5irt
Wyttc-Wcll raa ,nor, Ie Was born
aboard ship and ilyed thFra nearly All
hls life.
Wycke- Exaetls That Nhr ! emit
understand his WealtL.
Wytte OIL, ! don't knows 5ral upon
the waters" sou l5ioW' Philadelphia
Press.
The sun., 1900-01-11
inl,er YiealynIl.4 Toncrui.

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site 0@rr 4e n#aft. G iseN llr
% vat M elt ~ tr H e
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