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The Portland daily press., 1900-09-13
SUNDAY TRAINS.

72O a. m. Paper train fog Bangor, Bath. and
for ROckland exceptlFarrY Transfer at Bath.
7.25 p. m. Paper train for Lewiston
$50 o. m. For Fabyans and intermediate
stations.
H. p. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston, Bath
Augusta. Waterville, Bangor and Bar Harbor.
600 p. m. For Lewiston.
HOO p. III. Night Express for all points
u. 30 a. m. Mt. Desert special for Rockland
Banq0F and Bar Harhnr
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-13
MCDONALD STEAMBOAT GO.

Beginning September 10th, 1900 steamers
leave Port and Pier 200 p N. for Cousins. Lit
tejohn's Great Ch beague, (Hamilton's Land
ng), Orr's Island East Harpswell, Sebasco
Small Point HarbOr and Cundy's HarbOr
ReturE leave Cundys HarbOr at 500 a. M
via above landings.
j. HI. MCDONALD, Man ager.
Tel. 46-3 Office, 1873 Commercial St
Sep10dtf
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-13
NO cattle carried on these steamers.
RATES or PASSAGE

CABIN 80 and upwards A reduction Of 4
per cent is allowed on return tickets
SECOND CABIN-To Liverpool, London or
Londonderry $500 to $4,000.
STEERAGE-LIyerpooL London, Glasgow,
Belfast, Londonderry or Queenstown, $3.50.
Prepaid certificates S24.
Children under u years, half fare. Rates to
Or from other peiEJs or application to
Z. r. MCGOWAN, A2O Congress ST.,
Portland, NE.
Foreign steazas1AHp. Agency, Room 4,
First National Bank Building, P0rea
land, Maine
ar27dtt
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Sept 8, 24o miles ESE of Cape Hatteras, shir
VIM FL CoHnor (of Searspor0. from Singapore
for New York; AL we'll.
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MemOrauda.

Sid I'm Shields pt IL. steamer Rfbston, Port
lald.
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Portland Daily Press STOCK q quotations
u3Scie G3Srrected Ted by Swan 81 Barrett Bmkers. 1873
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-13
HERsEY, a gent.

GOV. DING LEY" ana 0'eR@P1 Rav se sFesmeTs T1I,'
alternately leave Franklin Wharf Pornand n
and India wharf. Bosten at ZOO D. m. daiiy'
These steamers meet every demand q,
modern steamship service in safety sneed.
comfort and luxury of travelling. 9S@'
Through tickets for Providence, Lowell
Worcester, New York. etc, etc.
]. Il. I4ISOoN1B, Gen. Manager
THOMAS NJ, BARTLETT. AgeL&
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-13
NEW YORK DIRECT LINE,
Maine Steamship Co.

3 TRIPS PER WEEK.
The steamships HOratf0 Hall and Mau-
haitian alternatlyely eav6 Franklin Wharf
Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturaavs
at s p. me- for New York direct Returning. Leave
Pier SO, E, r. Tuesdays Thursdays and satIzr-
days at p. IA.
These steamers are guperbly fitted and tur.
nished for passenger travel and afford the MOST
convenient and comfortable route between
Portland and New York
j. +. LISGO3EB. General Agent.
1HOS M. BARTLETT, AgL OcIAdH
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-13
Boston sock Ltat-

New York Quotations. of Stocks and Bonds
(By Telegraph.
ihe following sre the closing quotations of
The daily news., 1900-02-20
The PensscoIa Library.

The annual meeting of the Pensa-
cola Library Association took place
at the library yeStel day afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. Vice President J. VI .
Roberts presided and a quorum of
the members was present.
A communication was read from
President Hays regretting that a
business trip away from the city
prevented his attendance. and prom
ising continued devotion TO the in
terests of the institution and an
earnest support to his successor,
whoever he might be.
The minutes of the preceding
monthly meeting. including "A vote
of thanks to President Hay, for the
generous gift Of a piano, were read
and approved.
The annual rel ort of the seer tary
and treasurer was read. -hCWiHg
the finances of the library to be in
a healthy condition.
After some interesting debate. a
motion was carried UNANIMOUSLY " eN-
pressing the regret Of the meeting
that no member Of the executive
committee Was in attendance. and
that said committee had not made
its report upon the revision Of the
constitution.
The annual election of officers eL-
sued. resulting IN the unanimO.S
choice of Capt. Vim. Hays for presj-
dent, Dr.. J. Harris Pierpont for vice
president and Miss LOttie G.. Finn
for secretary and treasurer, after
which the meeting adjourned.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
RaiIroaG Will BE Extended.

RIRuNGH N. Ala, Feb. 19.-Ic is
given out arthor.lat.veIy tina; the long
standing litigation involving the East
and West Railroad o; Alabama VII.
shortly be settled Ggr.eab.y and amlca-
Ulv for both sides and that the property
v III pass into the hands of the EugenC
Ii. Nv estate. IL Is iur;her announced
that jne lue low ,Xrsn0ing from Car.
tec,v!Ie. Ga, 10 Pen City, Ala, viii be
EXTENDED % mi.ea to Birmingham,
where Negotiations vii. be made with
the Birmingham Belt raIlroad Tor
terminal taclutles. The SeaDOar1 AIT.
Line VIII Ia ke up ,he road at the Gour-
Cia end. which VII give that system g
line into Birmingham and Birmingham,
another route 70 the east.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. J. +. Lilly, prominent citi-
zen Of Hannibal Mo. lately had a
wonderful dclivrrance from Il fright
iu. death. In telling of it he says
Il wa taken with Typhoid Fever
that ran into Pneumonia. Ny lungs
became Hardened. ! wa 20 weak
couldn't even -is up in bed. Moth
ing helped me. expected to soon
die Of Cou-umptiou. when heard oi
Dr.. King New Discovery. OEr
bottle gavc great relief. ! contiu-
ucC To Use 1t, and now am well and
strong. can't say too much i'm it,
praise. This m1rvclcu~ medicine
i the sure-t and quickest cure IN
the world for all Throat ard Lung
Trouble. Regular size 30 cents and
Nl.On Trial bottles free at W. A
D'Alem3cFte's drug store; every
Bottle guaranteed.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
ParLA EneInins

Commenting upon a recent para
graph in The News denouncing -
internal enemies of the Ccmocracy
those intoleraut members who want
to kick out OF the party all who DO
not sgree with thpir recu,iar p1r-
sonaI views on public questions. the
Madison Recorder -ays:
HTHE NIW~. 10y using the term self
ron''i'l'ra censor. means .nd-'.alai~
-, ,, -, - -. ., "a .''.' -.'
ueuspar,,r. ina; aar- :a contend .ar whsr
The daily news., 1900-02-20
Warning 10 Pa, MS

About one year ago there came to
Palatka what is known "a the holi-
ness band. They preach that they
are living sInieSo lives and are happy
ali the time.
| have Il daughter who was verv
promising and / made all the sacri.
fees | could to educate her to teach
school and last examination she
passed and got school at Banner
vile, Fla, and since she commenced
teaching she has fOrsaken me aud
home, all my cOunsels and embraced
'Sinless perfection She has given
up her school, which was plviug her
$50 month, and has goue oil with
out my consent with young man
by the name Of Green ana "a Mrs.
Smith TO Palmetto. Fla. to preach
that doctrine.
When these rrcr.c saw that my
daughter. only eig. teen wears old
was inclined towards them contrary
to my wishes they offered L. get up
money in the band and give her 50
run away from me, - She could do
as she pleased.
| want TO say to all who read this
that / love my daughter and her
conduct il this matter ha, ulmo. t
broken my heart. ! a:vi~e al pa
rents I" keep their children away
from This holiness fr.atici-:n; do
not let them hrlr these holiness
crankS who are gulu- th!D.yh the
country claiming >inI--- PERFECTION,
Tor many of chem. ! Jr.ii, sciieve.
are wolves in oureO'~ ri.tuii.-. II.
- Thomas. Francis. ia. ga fIpliia
Baptist Wime-~.
GE@ Papers ia N"r:h.r" Florida
The daily news., 1900-02-20
Coffee. Coffee,

e caH the attention of
the general pu6Ijc 10 tie
f0ct th0t IOe hare one Of
the best e1Iipped ROGSters
IN the South. 0nd that 1Ce
can furnish this deZiciO1ts
6eDcr09e Ut prices that
de1y competition. We also
lOtSh to remind you that our
COHeeS are 0IlCuys fresh
from the R0aste.r jVhiZe
others are OLdand hare lost
their aroma, ours is fresh
GI1d delicious.
Ne'0 Orleans Grocery Co.,
lis. MHUGH.
Ph0He IO5. Proprietor.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
Nn.CAniC E.IInfinrI

Are grand. hut Skin Eruptiou- rob
life uf joy. Buckieu's AruIca Salve.
cures them; also Old. Hunniug and
Fever S"r--, Cicrr-. Boil-, Trlon-.
C'rU~, Warts, Cuts. Bruises, Burns.
Scaid-. Chapped Hands. Chilblains.
BeSt Pile cure on earth. Drives out
Pains ana Aches. Only - cts "A
brX. Cure guaranteed. Sold by ".
4. D'AleEibertp.
The daily news., 1900-02-20

The Starke Telegraph agrees with
THE NEWS that no good reason ex-
ists why the legal rate for advertis.
ing tax sales should be less than
commercial rates, but insists that
the present fixed rates for other legal
advertising are satisfactory. With
this view, 50 far as the Telegraph is
concerned, we will not differ. If il
Is satisfied with them, there Is moth
ing more TO be said; but others may
not be, and general expression of
views GA the subject from the state
press would seem to be strictly in
order.
The daily news., 1900-02-20

WHILE nearly every weekly news
paper in the country was struggling
manfully against the fearful blows
cf the paper trust, and trying To-
avoid bankruptcy without recouping
their losses from their patrons, the
national association Of pulp and
paper makers assembled to hold
their 23d annual meeting and ban
quet at the Waldorf-Astoria i'm New
York, at which they again agreed to
advance the price Of paper, giving
as A reason the gIeat cost o. labor
aud the scarcity of spruce pulp!
The daily news., 1900-02-20
THE POLICE COURT.
Chas. Wright. Regular B1ardeT
Gets 60 Days.


Gets 60 Days.
There were only six cases before
Mayor Hilliard in the police court
this morning. The fines aggregated
$35.
Archie Sees, charged with assault
whose case was continued from yes
terday. was fined $50.
d. Briggs, two charges. suspicious
character and being drunk and dis
orderly. was fined $l7 %
Jennie Stanley. drunk and dis
orderly, was fined $40.
Albers Hood. cOIOred youth.
charged with visiting a barrOom,
was seut mp for 50 days, sentence be-
ing suspended with the understand
lug that il he be arrested on the
same charge again his sentence will
be 80 days.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
PENSACOLA. FEP. 20. 1900.

The jacksonville board Of health
has Just completed a census of that
city, showing population Of 3l.529,
an increase since 1895 of > 562, or
2l.42 per cent, being an average an
nual increase for the period named
of u per cent. During the same
period the population OF Pensacola
has increased $3.50 per cent, or an
annual average Of l2.6s per cent. II
each city maintains the same per
centage OF gain until 1893 Pensacola
will be the metropolis % Florida!
The daily news., 1900-02-20

Geo. Barb, Mendoza. Va. saw.
Nothing DID me - much good a-
Kcdol Dyspepsia Cure. One do.
relieved NJ, = few bottles cure
me- !, digests what You eat and al
ways cures dyspepsia. Hargi-'
Pharmacy. John shepard and :.
Kahn.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
Hot Lunch on Mardi Gras

Ladies OF IT. Nichael's parish will
serve hot lunch on MarGi Gras day
in MIR. J. y. Andrews store on Pala-
fox street. Reasonable prices will
prevail. Parties promising dona-
tiOnS are requested 10 have the lat
ter sent in by Saturday next. 2gf4t
The daily news., 1900-02-20
Or 3 uIi's Cough Syrup 81 speedy an

eftcaCIous cure or CrDHT. Wn,rlIHl-- -.,Irh
anu bronchitis. 80 chiiG should De. i,-'t 10
-uiT"r h" torture uf tIt-r. ailments. when
parents can get this wonderful remedy for
ONLY > cts.
The daily news., 1900-02-20

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to
treatment by Ely's Cream Balm.
which is agreeabiy aromatic. 1t l.
received through the nostrils.
cleans and heals tie whole surface
over which il diffuses itself. a rem
edy for Nasal Catarrh which i dry
ing or exciting to the diseased men,
braBe should not be used. Cream
Balm Is recognized as IA specific.
Price % cents at druggists or by mail.
A cold in the head immediately dis
appears when Cream Balm is used.
Ely Brothers, JG Warre2 Street. New
Nnrk
The daily news., 1900-02-20
Don't Pay $40 and $50

I"r HEvINC MACHINE. v..
can buy the be~t make wl..
Iite Improvements ut g. r.
Birgain Furniture Hou-s
S4J Z" :ju. Our household ...
- equally a. cheap. ca. --
the big stock.
The daily news., 1900-02-20

|oi"tOJt0blc mattresses.
f'''D2"H. Otr. II 20 }ciIit Hcltl.
7oIn 5}fjWItftTe. }Ot cum
blty tie l0hOle 0Htft froD1
NUTStOn d Finch.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
PRISCUS. THE HING.

Will drink Bartholomly beer and
some of those choice brands of
whiskey % be found at Eugene Ar
boua'@ during his stay az Pensacola
and everybody else should TO like
wise.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
A NEW DEP PAR1URE.
More About the New Methods at The
Peoples Store

THE News of Saturday contained
a reference to the arrival in the city
Cf Mr.. a. Schwartz, proprietor OF
The Peoples Store, to assume per
sOlal charge of that extensive estab-
lishment, and TO inaugurate some
changes in its methods of manage.
ment. A News representative
visited Mr.. Schwartz this morn
ing and learned some addi-
tional particulars concerning his
plans.
Il have made several brief visits
to Pensacola since,I established this
business, - said Mr.. Schwartz. but
now l have come to stay. | have
always admired the city and am
glad TO become one Of its permanent
residents. | desire particularly to
make the personal acquaintance of
the city, including, of course. all of
the customers of The Peoples Store.
Having been represented by others
entirely, this will be a source of
great pleasure to me, and, / hope, to
those with whom, through my
agents, L have been doing business
so long.
From my experience elsewhere.
am convinced that doing business
on smaller profits, and turning
money over more rapidly, is the true
secret of business success. / believe
that such a policy will not only
stimulate trade but will also be a
welcome innovation here which the
people Will appreciate. | expect to
DO no empty Dragging, but shall en-
deavOr TO prove to those who NAV
favor me with their custom that
goods can be sold az prices greatly
reduced from those which have here
tOfore prevailed here. and that too.
to the mutual benefit of buyer and
seller"
Mr.. Schwartz is young, courteous
and pleasing in manner, and strictly
Up-tO date in his business methods:
and THE News predicts for the
Peoples Store, under his personal
management, a success that will
prove nothing less than phenomenal.
The daily news., 1900-02-20

prevention is the best bridle.'
You can prevent sickness and cure
that tirs d feeling and all blood
humOrs by taking Hood : Sarsapa-
rill3
The daily news., 1900-02-20
ATTENTION.
y smBers Cuff hodge No 3. National
Fratprni1y

Regularmeeting Wednesday night.
Feb. 2lst, at 3 o'clock. "a: kuigtt- of
Pytnias hall. Very important pu-i-
hess to every member. Please be
there. y. WFILANp.
II. HoRSLER Guardian.
Accountant.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
The FINEST BRANDS

OF pure whisky for medicinal or
home use are sold by EugeCe Arbo-
Ia. Send lin your orders.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
WHILE The Sun SHINES

Patch your roof. Juniper, Cypress
and Pine Shingles al the B. r. Pitt
Mill Cos. ljf-Iw
The daily news., 1900-02-20
ATTENTION, PROPERTY owNKEs

The Pitt Mill Co. ha~ q large stock
of Juniper, Cypress and Pin,
Shingles. lJr-lw
The daily news., 1900-02-20
Dr. Bulrs Couah sYrup. that maryeIous

medicine for throat aud lung troubles,
quickly relieves nld cures the painful
Breathing and dangerously sounding cough.
Indicative IF cougcsted lungs. NJ Otaer
remedy i its equal.
The daily news., 1900-02-20
BARTHOLONIAN BIER

l. the perfection of purity and fine
flavor. 1t Is sold by Eugene Ar
bOua
The daily news., 1900-02-20

Try TIE News Want Column.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-02
FOR THE CONVENTION.
Democrats Choose Kansas City and Name
July 4--ConventiOn Hall.

| Democrats Choose Kansas City and Name
July 4-COnventiOn Hall.
Washington, Especial. BY q vote Of 40 10
| the Democratic National Committee de-
| cided to hold the National Convention in
| Kansas City, No.
| The date Of the convention was fixed for
| JULY.
Until the afternoon it seemed almost
| foregone conclusion the convention would
be held early in June. After Kansas City
had been selected as the place the impress
sion was fixed that date in May or juno
would be selected because of the weather
prevailing in Kansas City during the sum-
mer months. The argument was advanced
| that it was necessary to hold the convention
| prior to that Of the Populists, which falls on
| May ., in order to escape the charge OF
| nominating the Populist candidate, it being
assured they will choose Bryan 1t was also
| desired by many to hold the convention prior
| to the Republican Convention. which meets
| In philadelphia on June Is.
| These ideas were advanced at the meeting
Of the committee. Committeeman Johnson
declared in favor Of May Q, so the nomina-
tons by the Populists and Democrats could
be simultaneous. DE was, however, the only
member who supported this view. Former
Governor Stone, Of Missouri, insisted that
June IA was the better date, in which view
he was supported by Senator Tillman and
others. The argument was advanced that
the party failed in the last national cam.
paign because the convention had been held
in July and the time was too short to edu-
cate the people. The more time given be-
tween the meeting Of the convention and
the election the greater were the chances Of
the success of the Democratic party.
McGraw (W ya.) and Blanchard (La.)
presented the date of July and urged that
it be selected. This view was taken by Com
mittceman Campbell, of New York, who
said it would be much better for the Dem.
oeracy Of New York to have a late conven-
ton rather than an early one.
Former Senator German then spoke in
favor OF the holiday.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-02
WAR NEARING END,
OPERATIONS OF BATES IN LUZOS
WILL CLOSE CAMPAIGN.
ORDER WILL Be PRESERVED
Thorough Police System Similar to Cana
dian Mounted Guards to be Tried-Arm-
ed Insurgents VIII be Treated as Guer'
rillas -TerminatiOn Of Rules OF ActiVe
Warfare Has Already Been Declared

Washington, Especial. ACCORDING TO IL
formation received at the War Department
from Manila. with the end OF the present e1-
petition of General Bates into the two pro-
yinoes at the extreme southern part OF INC
Island OF Luzon, military operations III the
Philippines will close.
Afterward there is nothing to do but 10
undertake to maintain order through q
police system. 1t Is said that attention 10
now being given to that subject and steps
are being taken to form thoroughly mople'
lightly armed gendarmerie, something Oh
the order OF the Canadian mounted ponce,
to cover the islands at all points and con-
serve the energies Of the regular troops.
The arrest of Tagal on the charge OF
being guerrilla as reported from Mania,
1t is said at the department, marks the ini-
!iation Of another policy toward the In
surgents who still remain under arms; or
rather the development OF the old poilcy
toward the logical outcome Of an unsuccess-
tul rebellion.
As the summary punishment OF guerriIias
cannot be had until some action has peen
taken to declare the termination OF the ap-
plication of the rules Of war, 1t Is assumed
at the War Department that General GUS
has already issued some kind OF procia-
nation or notice to the natives warning them
that if they defy the rules Of war and pur.
sue predatory warfare they will be treated
rs guerrillas when captured.
The President is devoting special attention
to tho formation Of the new Philippine Com
mission, acting on the advice that the army
has reached the end OF its functions In the
islands and that the time is ripe for the es-
tablishment of civil governments through
out the archipelago. 1t Is hoped that the
personnel can be completed before the end OF
next week. It appears that Mr.. DENLY was
obliged to decline reappolntment as com
missioner On account OF physical inability TO
withstand the hard work that will be In
volved through the effort to visit all OF the
islands and setup local governments.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

The House. in committee OF the whole,
struck out the appropriation for the Clvi'
Service Commission Representative Pearre
making speech that caused stir.
The House committee submitted a recon-.
mendation for constitutional amendment
disquaifying polygamists.
Secretary Hay and Ambassadors Paunce
fote and Won Hollebon exchanged ratiflca
tons OF the Samoan treaty.
The House Committee on Postofflces toos
favorable action on the Loud bill.
A large delegation OF vessel owners from
Maryland called upon Secretary Root ant
Gen. Wilson, chief Of engineers at the Wal
department, with the view to having theiI
assistance in securing q modification of the
existing law, which practically prohibits tn
dumping Of ashes In any part OF Chesapeake
Bay and its tributaries.
In the House Of Represt natives the up
preparation for the Civil Fer ice Commits
sion. which had been striI ken out in com
mittee OF the whole, was reinserted.
Senator Clark, OF Montana, testified before
tho Senate committee investigating the
charges Of bribery against him
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-02
KEARSARGE IN COMMISSION
Largest Battleslfsp Under the A"er'."
FIag-Captain Folger viii Commah"
the New Vessel.

Newport News, Va. Especial -Asotnef
new battleship was added to the oni'e"
States navy when the Kearsarge. the I%feeS''
speedle.t and most powerful hrst-cass pat
tieship under the American flag was iermai'9
placed in commission. General supeiiu''n
dent Walter A. Post, as the represeh'a.'re -
the Newport News Shipbuilding ana Di!.
dock Company. turned the big yessel over u
Captain W. NJ. Folger, who received IL ioi
the Navy Department. ,.
Rear Admiral Barker, commandant Oh .n's
station, arrived from Norfolk navy var" ~
ten o'clock On a government tug. no W.,
accompanied by a number OIL onlcers "D'
their ladies' He was met by Captain folsei'
Captain Chester, OF the Kentucky; Supefih,
tending Constructor J. j. WOODWARD "n"
General Superintendent Post At the APP
pointed hour the officers of the kearsafee
were lined up On the upper deck. superih-
tendent Post formally transferred the oa'
tleship to the government with few appro-
pirate remarks. and. after receiving inc
ship, Captain Folger read his orders rom
Secretary OF the Navy Long, authorizing
him TO command the ship.
An immense flag was raised Mt the snip'
stern, the pennant was raised aioH 10 'h'
aftertop. and the naval post band piayeu
"The Star-Spangled Banner" Preparations
were made to fire the rear admirais saiu'c
In honor OF the commandment OF the navy
yard as he left the ship, but, at his request
this part OF the ceremony was omittea.
Captain Folger has not decided when he VIII
take the Kearsarge to sea.
The vessel is now complete from the e1'
quislte furnishings of the admirars and cap
tain's cabins to the Vanished linoleum %
the deck floor. The first draft OF seameD
for the Kearssrge arrived from the Franklin
at Norfolk. detachment OF sixty mariner
arrived shortly after on the steamer rom
Washington. Just as the flag was raised the
Cape Charles steamer arrived with two hun-
bred and fifty seamen from the Vermont, AT
Brooklyn, comprising the crew OF the DAT
tleship Massachusetts,, now out OF commis'
sion. A full marine band is now being mus
tered for the new ship. The full compile
ment of $40 has not been secured.