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DAMAGES DONE BY FLOOD.

Peoria, H., May S0.-A terrific thunder
and hail storm broke over this section
last night and considerable damage was
done by floods. The Vandalia road Is
tied up owing to the wrecking Of two
bridges near Farndale. Trains are all
abandoned and the piling up Of drift
wood Is raising the water still higher.
The Lake Erie aud Western trains were
DELAYED four or FIVE hours by damages
to a bridge at Crandall. Farm Creek,
near Peoria, swept out four high bridges
and carried tons Of logs and debris into
the river.
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A HERO In GRAY.
Ex-Coufederate Delivers Memorial Day
Address at Belfast.

Belfast, May 30.-A hero, who wore the
confederate gray, came to this city to-
day to deliver the Memorial Day address
to the Old Boys in Blue, and as might
be expected, the observance of the ami
versary was one Of the most notable in
the history of the Thomas IL. Marshall
Post, G.. A. r. The guest and orator
was Col. Harry Weissenger of Louisville,
KY, and the Opera house was thronged
this afternoon to listen to his eloquence'
In the evening reception was given at
Memorial hall in honor OF Col. Weissen
ger.
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SHOT A NATIVE.
Captain McGowsn Tells How He
Happened To DO So.

Washington, May 3o.-Captain John
McGowan, U. S. N. was witness In
his own behalf today before the court
martial which Is trying him ON u charge
Of unlawfully shooting and killing
Filipino November, 1899. Capt mellow
an In describing the shooting. said that
the native in. question approached the
ship in a canoe and was warned away.
About ten minutes later Capt. mellow
an dischargeda revolver toward the canoe
Whether or not the water had any part
In directing the course of the bullet, the
witness could not say. The native con-
tinued To paddle toward the ship and
when he came aboard was found to be
wounded. Capt. MCGOWAN spoke of the
affair as an accident and said he reported
to the military authorities and supposed
that If any action was necessary 1t would
be taken up by them.
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ever an opportunity shall present itself
he will rise and repay the hurt"
When asked as TO their plans In the
event Of the surrender Of the republic
and capture OF President Kruger, Mr..
Vessels and Mr.. Fischer both agreed that
they would keep on In their work In
this country till they were officially re-
called They said that although the en-
tire nation of burghers had been offered
homes in this country, not one Of them,
including themselves,w ould accept. The
Beers would remain where they are and
fight to the end. IL they are defeated
now, they viii rise again.
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LEWISTON FIGHTERS IN LYNN.

Lynn, Mass, May 0.-Dick O'Brien
Of Lewiston, Me-, met George Byers Of
Boston, before the kirkland A. G. to-
night in 15-round bout, which resulted
In a draw, the articles calling for de-
cision If both men were on their feet at
the end of the contest.
Mike Higgins of Lynn met Allie Brown
of Lewiston for a ten-round preliminary.
1t was as sledge hammer affair from
start TO finish and Brown was given the
decision.
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DIRE THREATS.
Bocrs Envoys Declare War Will Never
End.

Boston, May 30.-"Even II the whole
country is taken and the leaders impris-
on ed, the war will cease only for time.
and it will be renewed again and again
II need be, until we get our liberty,
was the dramatic utterance of NJ. A.
Fischer, one Of the Boer ENJOYS who ar
rived In this city today, when he was
shown the Associated Press bulletin from
London, announcing the impending sur
render of Pretoria.
The bulletin was read to him, In COM
pany with the others Of the Transvaal
II epublic's representatives at the st.
Botolph club, where they were being
entertained after their attendance at the
Pops. 1t was the first news they had
received of the crisis In the affairs Of
their republic and they evinced much In
to rest. Mr.. Fischer and Mr.. Vessels
were the only ones who would reply TO
questions as to the effect Of the probable
result. Mr.. Fischer was the most com
municative. He declared that, at the
time Of their departure from Pretoria,
three months ago, there were two plans
of action which had been determined
upon, in the event Of the approach of the
British to Pretoria.
One was to concentrate all the Boer
forces inside the city and leave the rest
Of the country open to the British, until
the fall of the city. The other was to
evacuate Pretoria, after slight show Of
resistance to enable supplies to be col
lected and then the army We're to scatter
into the mountains and enter upon a
guerilla warfare which would last until
the last man was killed.
Mr.. Fischer acknowledged that II Pres
ident Kruger should tell the men Of his
army to lay down their arms and sur
render In body they would do 1t, but
he claimed this would never be done by
the President.
"The war may be ended" he said.
.sbut it will be for only a short time.
The British may get their heel upon the
Bosr head and press 1t down heavily,
but at the slightest relaxation Of the
pressure. ths Boer win squirm and when
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daughter has received from the use Of
Lydia Z. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound. After beginning the use of
your medicine she began to mend
rapidly and Is now able to be at her
work. Her menses are regular and
almost painless. feel very thankful
to you and expect to always keep your
Vegetable Compound in my house. 1t
is the best medicine ever knew. You
have my permission to publish this
letter IL you wish, IL may be the means
of doing others good. "-MRs. MATILDA
A. CAMP, Manchester Mill, Macon, Ga.
September IS, 1899.
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New York. Mr.. Hearst Is q firm Demo
crat and has SO strongly stamped his In
dividuaiity on the community In which
he now lives that we believe he would
greatly aid the ticket. We think he could
carry the State Of New York"
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THE MOREANS.

The Moreans open their three nights
engagement In the Portland theatre to-
night presenting the play Kathleen. The
Moreans are talented Portland amateurs
who have made an enviable reputation for
themselves. A successful engagement 10
assured.
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HELpIN ! HEARsr's BOOM.

Atlanta, Ga. May 30.-The Evening
Journal WILL in its leading editorial to-
day say:
4 ..For second 1place on.the Presidential
ticket, that will bs named ut Kansas
City, the Jou tai wishes to present ths
name OF william Randolph Hearst OF
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the DAILY PR ESS.
Can always be found at the periodic
stores Of:

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". II. yeyett 90 i.
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+. A. JeiIison, s35 Congress street.
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w. J. Dennis, 4l9 Commercial street
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A. w. Htll, 400 Congress II.
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Also at the news stands in the Falmouth.
Preble. Congress Square United states and
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Depots. II can also be obtained OF Chisholm
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The PRESS can also be found at the following
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Bailey's Island-D. r. Sennett
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Fairneld-E.'H. evans.
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Eryepurg-A. Z. Eye:
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Urs ms landings. w. finelc.
e0'.A \ A.-s; NJ. Leavlss soa
knightyille--L. b. Bradford.
Knishtyille--l. 4 blish-
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Ltmerick-S. A. {. Grant
Iisbon-C IL kosler.
IInson Fans-A. NJ. Gerry.
Mechanic Falls-Merrill 4 DenninG.
No. Deerme-Noyes q Luryey.
roIWaiei bore-J. II. Chase.
e. .Haven--C. s. stables
Sottn straIfora. MI. q Hutcain%
NorWay-p.f Stone.
N'" W,rlIain. q kimoal.
A. o. Moves
N Conwav-O II. WhitakeE
old Orenard-lohn Y Scammons
Oxford-C. r. Starnrd.
Phinpps-W. A. ID Cragin.
Rtenmond-A. l.. Preoie-
Rumford Falls-f. j. Role.
Rocklard-Dunn Carr.
ART ~ Wall Paper Co
A. j. Huston.
Standardization Bros.
6koWheQan-H.C. Graves.
South rortland-!i Ii Mssr,Ms a..
south Windham-J. ". nead.
South Paris-A ID. Sturtevant
South Paris-F. A. Shurtlef & Co
South Waterboro &C. G. DownA
saco-W. l.. 6reeter.
saco- H. n Hendricks q Co.
i. L. Prebio.
South Rristol-N. w. GamAgA
Thomastpn-R. w. Walsh.
VinAl Haven-A. b. vinaL
Waldoboro-Ge0 Bliss.
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Waterville-W. ID. SpaldlnG
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FOR SENATOR.

ur. v. u. wfnslsw Anne.nces IA.
Candidacy snd Tells where he
stands-
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J flowing al the time,
nd has been for about
hree months. The doe
or does her but very
!. . good. II any. I
Thought / would
= try Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound, but ]
want your advice
before beginning it's
use. I have become
very much alarmed
about her, as she IN
getting so weak.
Mrs. MATILDA A.
CAMP, Manchester
Mill, Macon, Ga,
May 81. 1909.
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DEAR Mrs. PINK
uAM:-It affords me
great pleasure to tell
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A MOTHERS STORY.
Tells About Her Daughters IIlnsss
and How She was Relieved
Two Letters to Mrs Pinkham.

"MRa PrxxHAn IL write TO tell you
about my daughter. She Is nineteen
years old and Il flowing all the time,
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211S G.. lar. b, mi. 80. SO
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T37 K, Sr, b, Gel. mi. 80. 50
1107 N II av, 7r, b,
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2135 F, Sr, b, Gel. mi. 2. 80
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lll9 2Dth NV, sr. wa =. q. 90
81 2lst NV. 7r&b. .3.5 so
1886 y nv. Crab. 40. 80
3io r NV. 6r&b. 20. so
Flat. 200 /. fr&h. 1870
i122 Brsinard. Or. w.12.0o
s42l Ont av NV. Or,
Gel. wa .-.....-..l0.0o
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: $50. 419 NJ av NV, lge ball
/ $50. 1920 18th. lot
, $40 SOB f Cap. Or. b. new
r SIS so. 3409 Eslin av.Sr,La
r S21 so. .1I2 F NV. Sr. ba
r S2T so. 2210 IA NV. sto. sta
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| 500 so. 1881 Sth NV. Sr, ba
, So. SOL Tenn av ne, ar
, $25. 80. .90S 9Th NV. Or
r $3.50. 1925 f ne. Or. b
, S25. 30. HOG eth ne, Sr. ba
r S25. 80. .l19 F. NV. CIR. ba
, $3.50. 1892 18th. ar. ba
/ s25. .217 Az. +r, fur. I'd fir
| Sc5. ......2130 II. Sr. ha
/ SIS. .227 G NV. sto. sta
| SIS. 1880 Vernon pl. sto
| S23. .2239 18th. Or
, So. so. 621 Spruce. Or. la
r SGD so. .220S F NV. Or. la
r go. 80. sos Spruce. Or. ba
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r S21. so. 906 II ne. st&,lw
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, 5000. 1918 18th. 5r. fiat
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| $3.50. .122S H ne, Or, ba
!, SIT. 40 " NV, 6r
T $16.D.614Tenn nv ne. st6d
/ S15.3O. .1423 9th NV. 6r.w
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/ SIS. PIT Al NV, Ar. ba b
SIS. 1915 n J av NV. hasn't
, SIS. 1904 4th Sc. sto&dw
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!, S14.30. 1903 " ne, Or. la
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$12.0.8 47 Florence ne. Or
: S12. 1908 G Sc, stO&cel
/ $11.111S y ] av Sc. Or. W
| $11. .316 Ford's court. Ar
s1O.JO. G14 9th NV, fiat.3r
r $40. 100 G NV. 2 OF RS
$40. 20 5th ne, Ar. W
, S10.1OO5-7 n ] av Sc. Or w
; $40. NJ NV. Or
S1O..93S + st, 2r, Sd floor
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$10.1223 F NV. 2 office rs
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! r.sIms and bath. all mod
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SIG 10Th, ofiice&shop 1880
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rooms. $40 and $15. 90
4S6 La ay. 2 b's't RS. 1900
STORES.
1146 Conn ay, st, eel.
1902 Pa av. ir. sto. .'''"'
Gel. W, 2..-......3. so
1904 Pa av, 1r. $3.50
l42 +. u sto spa 10. so
NS Pa av. Or. sto. mi. Is. 90
9l2 Nh av.st&dw, 25. 90
1908 NJ. sto&2r. .20.O0
2205 /. 2r&sto, w,g. 1880
212l Pa av,sto. WI 1850
1875 /. sto, Gel. w.g. .15.5O
l9lS VI. W. eel. .....l5.OO
81 10th. W, g......12.s0
1863 18th, l rom. 1000
STABLES.
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4s, W.T.. |. W. 20. 90
1912 q. 2s,cr.l.w.g. 1890
Il42 18th. IS. VT. w. 30
912 X. IS. |, W. .10.35
ZIG 18th. 3s. VT. 10. 90
SOS q, IS. 500
l426 9th. b, VT. 500
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III eth So. Or. 500
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2401 Pa av, 4r&b. 1000
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zoos Pa sv NV. 5r. 20. 90
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POI p NV, sto&Sr. 81. so
1890 II ne. Sr. ha. Is. 80
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HOS y ] av Sc. Or. .10.30
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4 rms 800
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$50. 1909 Connecticut, 13r
500. 1911 Connecticut, 13l
$40. .113o T, 13r. ha
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$50. 1854 Col rd, fur, 12r. .,
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&5.60.1322 18th NV, 13r.t
S5. :. 1872 18th NV, 10,
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go. 1892 II NV. 12r, bs
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1880. .91S s NV, 11r, Ia
S45.50. 1888 p NV, 12r. bs
4. 1904 G st. 12r. 2hs
$4O.50. 1910 18th, Tor, ba
$1,000. 1l22 10th NV, Tor. /
$1,000. 1905 NJ. Tor. la
1900. .202B I st, Tor
$40.0. 1T6 NJ NV. Tor, Ia
$40. 171012COr'n. Tor. h. col
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1880. 1914 18th NV. 9r.ba
1880. -269 y NV. Sr ba
$3.50. 1890 Q NV Or. bs
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80. 81 II NV. Tor. stO
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so. 12l7kenesaw. Or. bs
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FOR RENT
11O7 9Th st. NV, 6 rs. all mod imps. s25 so
11O9 9th st. NV. RS. all mod imps 25. so
541 Fla. NV. 10 rs, all mod. imps.. 2s. so
C st. ne. rs. all mod. imps. %. So
125 Mass. ne, rs. all mod. imps... Is. so
1I12 7th NV, store & dwell, 9r.&b., sta. IS. 90
12lS 18th NV, store & dwell, Or &b.. sta. 1900
s15 st. NV, RS. all mod. imps. 1900
1917 3D. NV. 8 RS, all mod. imps stable. p. 80
231 Elm St, LIE Droit Park, rs, ami. Is. so
6O7 R. 1. NV, 6 rs, all mod. imps... is. 50
1861 st. NV, RS, all mod. imps. Is. so
CHAS. s. SHREVE,
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE
FURNISHED.

rtRN 1911 ED.
3125 18th NV. -. .ST5. OC
2130 p NV, Tor. la Go. 90
21@ y NV. Tor. ba. 81 80
Hyattsville. Sr cot
fage, m i.........3. co
UNFURNISHED.
400 1lth NV. 14r. h. $50
1922 r NV. 12r. sta. no
1922 p. without stabS0. 10
1884 N Y av.12r&ba rs. 90
2oOlkal'ma Az. l2r.b. 65. 40
2604Univ pl, 12r. tile b 80. 90
2l50 p NV. Tor, ba. ~. No
pa y NV. 12r, ba. 1880
2012 18th. Tor. ba. $3.50
1905 I'D NV. Tor. mi. A.. OO
21OS 18th. ar&ba 40. 81
1I22 CorcOran. Tor. b. 40. so
2I31 18th. Tor. Ia. io ~
2s&30 Q NV. Tor, ba IS. 50
34l7 Morgan av. Or. n. so
1880 W NV, Tor. Cha 81. 30
1920 w NV. Tor. 2ba IS. 80
100 o NV. Sr. ba. .3. 90
Ills y Il NV, 7r, ba. 32.o0
2T01 p NV. Sr&sto. 81 80
135 Z NV. Sr. b. 30. 30
Tl1 p st. Or. In. ...3o-al
11i5 2lst. 1Or&b. 30. 0N
142O-22 LIST, Or, ba. 20. 90
1317Lydecker av.7r.b"7. %
514 I'd lie, 7r. ba. ...25. so
1880 II ne, Sr. bI. ~. 80
GOA 22d NV, sr. la. 20. SO
zoos Md av sw. Sr. b. % .00
1910 9Th NV. Sr. ba %. 81
1905 Cambridge pl.
Or 4 bath. ....... %. so
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Offices stores and stables. apply at Office
THoS. j. FISHER 4 CO. Incorpora ted.
E2i-1 1924 81. NV
FOR RENT-925 18TH ST NV; IL ROOMS
Yard and furnace; newly papered and painted:
$40 month. Apply sn premises Jy26-.I-
FOR RENTtTWO-STORl BRICK 1T1l y Y
ave, opposite CrcUran Art Gallery; s rooms
and hath; cellar: FROM aud back yards: SO ia
advance Key lIiS. jya6-Gt-
FOR RENT-s1l-2,5 MASS AVE NV: 4
small frame house; poms: water In the yard
jy"6-3t'
FOR RENT 6i4 sTH NE; ROOMS 4 ON EACH
floor: concrete cellar: tiled vestibule; furnace:
gas range; deep back yard 10 aley ST.. 80
1y26-3t' NM u. DOUGLASS. 323 Md ave.
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to WILLIAM II. TINSLEY, 1905 1Ith St NV
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WI LAIN tup PIT, ll0I q. Sd III. 2rSb. IS. 90
STORES-N.W
- L. $1,000 1lI5 l4th tshop in
$50 10th 1000 rear. 1000
luOl P.--...-.-.-.. 1900
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FOR EXCHANGE-LOT ON SINE 1eroo
alley. for house in good section not over 81 MI0
Also 49, f-'"~o'
House on Columbia Heights yalue "a 5Oo
for house In northeast section,
for 1O-room house west of I7th and so or Pa az
-. ,s Also W - ~.
Store and swelling. I'll st; NV, value SIS, 900,
clear, for house Columbia Hpjphts not 80,
10000. r. 8. DONALDSON
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MANIFESTATIONS AS DELIVERY PORTER
by colored man: acquainted with city and subur-
Ian routes; excellent hCstler; well recommended.
Address SMITH, :21 OAK st NV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-05
A REMARKABLE CASE.

London, March 5.-Among the
wounded soldiers that arrived at
Southampton today from Africa, was
private O'Leary, whose case is re-
markable. He was shot in the head
at the battle of Colenso, the bullet
lodged in the brain, rendered him
speeches., sightless, paralyzed. His
life was despaired of, but Sir VIM.
MacCormas, the president of the
Royal college of surgeons, with army
surgeons removed portion of the
brain and extracted the bullet. o.
Leary has recovered his lost senses.