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The Portland daily press., 1900-05-21
GORHAM.

hrs. Frank p. johnson, Mrs. Theodore
Shaokford. Mrs. s. Is. Andrews and
Willis L Biokford attended the meeting
ct Augusta Thursday Of she Grand
Chapter OF the Eastern Star. Mrs. John
SON was elected associate conductress Of
the grand chapter.
Rev. MIR. Reynolds, Rev. Mr.. Cash
more, Chester Parker, George s. Burnell
and Hiram Woodman attended the
Christian Endsavor meeting at Boston
Thursday evening.
Dir. Lleweilyn Staples Of Portland was
In Gorham on business Friday.
Mrs. Willis Williams, who has been
spending the past week In Bowdoinham,
has returned.
mir. Guy Ridlop, who has been In the
employ of Mr.. willis BIckford has ao-
eepted position In Steep Falls. Standish,
Miss Margaret Payson OF Portland has
heen visiting friends here,
MIR. James Lynch OF Boston was In
town this week.
Mr.. Walter Williams OF Portland has
been the guest OF his brother at the Crys-
tai Spring house.
Mr.. james III. Carson. formerly OF
GorhAm, is spending the season with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson.
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LONG-BUR1oN.

A pretty home wedding occurred on
wednesday evening at South Jefferson
when Mr.. George IL, Long OF this CITY.
the son of John N. Long, was married
to Miss Grace A. Burton. The ceremony
occurred at the home Of the brius's par
ents and the nuptual knot was tied by
the brides father, Rev.~Stephen H. Bur-
ton. MIR. and Mrs. b. A. CLARK were the
bridesmaid and best man. The bri de
was charming in q grey travelling dress
and carried bridal roses. The house
was decorated throughout with evergreen
and the happy young couple stood be-
meath large evergreen arot during the
ceremony. There was large attendance
of friends and relatives OF the young
people MIR. and Mrs Long will be at
home at AZ Myrtle street after May 20th.
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o'slost from The r,.ia.ns. Of her son On
arand street.

The game Of bass ball arranged By tie
Fort Prebls nine and the Limericks
was postponed on account Of wet grounds.
The Prsblss are In nns condition and
have arranged dates Tor games ~ fol-
lows, On May 90 they will play the
wsstbrook team at South windham. May
30 (Msmorisl Dayl tue Crescents Of
Lewiston viii visit them on the Fort
Prshle grounds. June I'd shay viii play
the Limericks at Limerick. On June
Gen ths Ksazsr Falls win be ct the tort
grounds, as will also the Limsrioks on
June 16th, and ON June eS they win play
the Presumpsoots at Cumberland Mills.
The contracts were awarded Saturday
for the erection Of the new buildings at
Fort Preble. The buildings are TO be Of
brick and will consist Of Q hospital,
guard house, officers quarters and oow-
pany barracks. The contract for build
ing the hospital was awarded TO Charles
L. Currier Of Boston. he being the lowest
bidder, his figures being s1s. 100. The
other bids on the hospital were % fol-
lows: John W. Burrows. sls,y75; smith
g. Rumsry, 81. 0s6; ]. 8. Randall, S22,-
o97; ID. ]. MoKins or Boston, s2s,0OO.
The contract for building ths guard
house. officers qrarisrs and company bar
raoks was awarded 10 John w. Bur-
rowes. he beisg the lowest bidder, his
figures being; Guard houss, 90. 7s5 /;
officers quarters. sio.eso; company bar.
racks. SO. $50
The other bids were mostly In lump
sums for the constructions OF .hs three
buildings, the separate build ings not b g.
ing itsmized In figures but there was .
wide variance In figures between the low
est and highest bidder.
These awards are subject TO the az
prevail Of the war department.
PLEAsANTDALE.
Mrs. Geo. Miles has been passing O
few weeks at ow3ry Bsa,1.
Mrs. Sarah Nash, who has been visit
brunswick.
Mrs. u. L. Plummer has been enter
tanning her sister. Miss Gertrude Dow Of
Springvale.
Mr. j. U. Wilson has returned from Q
brief business trip in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kimhall have
rented the upper tenement Of Mr.. Will
liam White, on Chapel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Moore and
daughter Marion, Elm street, have re-
turned to North SoArboro.
Rsv, 8. W. Hamblin and wife Of Con-
way, N. H., have returned from being
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ham
ilton.
Mr.. Howard Worth of Evans street, is
visiting relatives In and about Worcester,
Mass, for q few weeks.
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CLUB NOTES.
A LIVELY CELEBRATION.

London, May 19.-Duriug tho Mafeking
relief celebration this afternoon the
police found difficulty in keeping the
spirit OF unruliness down. A deal Of
rough horse play was iu1ulged in and
every soldier aud sailor In uniform wa1
seized and carried on the she u,ders Of
cheering demonstrators. A re Deum
ssrvios was held In st. Paui's this after :
noon. The Lord Mayor and the sheriffs
had intended to bs present at the ser
Woes, but they were forced to telephone
that 10 would be hopeless for them to at.
tempt to lave the Mansion house which
was besieged by an impaf sable crowd.
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE.
Mrs. Zenas Thompson Chosen President
of the Portland Club.

The May meeting OF the Equal Suffrage
club was held with Mrs. Mary Rand. q
shepley street. Mrs. MS. Gardiner, first
Woe president, occupied the chair. A mum.
Der of nav ideas were advanced during
the roll-oan. The nominating oomTuit-
tee reported the name Of Mrs. ZenAs
Thompson a. president, and she was
unanimously elected. Mrs Thompson
assumed the duties OF the chair In q very
pleasing manner. The chair appointed
the following to serve as reception COM
mittse during the meetings Of the State
Association next fall: Mrs. Frye, Miss
Tappan, Miss Titcomb, Mrs. Dyer and
Mrs. Worcester. The committee nomi-
mated from the floor consisted OF the fol-
lowing: Miss CLARK, Mrs. Rand and
Miss Colburn. The delesates-at-large,
Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Gardiner, Mrs. burgess, Mrs. Greene,
Mrs. Dennett and Miss Merrill were ar-
pointed delegates. Mrs. Day spoke OF
the National Bazaar and stated that
Mrs. Frye, Mrs. Osgood and Mrs, Ham
ilton were appoints1 81 state committee
and Miss Pettis. Miss Varnum, Mrs. ID.
II. Shaw were appointed q Committee
from ths Portland club. A paper by
Miss Psttis was very interesting.
CLUB NOTES.
The Twilight club will hold its last
meeting Monday. May slst at the home
Of the president, Mrs. j. II. Barrett.
Warrington avenue. Mrs. Clara Mar
oelie Greene viii be the guest Of the occs.
sion.
The Cosmos club will inset with Mrs.
j, ID. Williams, s94 Congress street, Mon
day evening.
The Mutual Improvement club will
hold Its annual banquet ut hiverton
Monday. A special car will leave Preble
treet at half past two.
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WOODBINE REBEKAIs.
A Charming Eassrtainmsnt ss oda
Fellows Hall.

The woodhins Rebskahs at ODD Esl-
lows hall Saturday evening sntsrtaiped
members Of Queen Esther lodge Of Bsth
and Evangsiine lodge OF Biddsford.
About twenty were present from tbs
former lodge and thirty-nvs from the
latter. The visitors arrived on the lats
afternoon train and were met ~ Mr.. and
Mira George Il. Allan OF the reception
committee. At seven O'Clock fine sup.
per Yves served and Mr.. George II. Allan
gave the address OF welcome. Nearly three
nundred people SAT around the tables.
Nj. and Mrs. John K. walker had charge
Of the arrangements for the supper. A
pleasing entertainment follow I'd the sup
per. The following was the programmes,
Overture, Prof. johnson
Solo, Miss Madslsins FILES
Reading, Louis Lytton
Song. "Honey" johnson
Heading, Miss Babyan
Solo. Chatlss Cram
Remarks,
Miss Cora BIckford. President Re-
shekah assembly.
Reading, Louis Lytton
Sole. "Bonsy' johnson
Reading r. Phil Merrill
Solo, Miss Sohu 10 acher
Piano solo, Prof. Johnson
Reading, Louis Lytton
Mr.. and Mrs. Embert Robinson had
charge OF the arrangements for the en-
tertainmsnt which was greatly enjoyed.
The Bath visitors Isft for home on the
eleven O'Clock train and q special car
took the Lewiston visitors to the Union
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FOX MRS. MOSES.
IsrEcIAL TO THE pREss.l

Washington, May 10 On Thursday
Miss Laura Allen, daughter OF Congress
man Allen. gave u luncheon In honor OF
MIRA Moses. wife OF Collector q. II. MoseA
of Portland. Among those who we're
present to meet Mrs. Moses were Mrs.
Eugene K. Stevens, Mrs. Marshall Tilden,
Miss Potter, Mrs. Il. O. Gooodwin, Miss
Alice Hall and Miss Ella b. Gleason.
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WIT AND WISDOM.
Fighting Record.

"Mrs. Browne has queer hobby" re-
marked Mrs. Strongmind. "She cuts out
every wedding notice she sees in the pa
pers. wonder what she does with all
the clippings she getsr'
Perhaps" replied Mr.. Strongmind.
half fearing and half hoping she would
see his meaning, "she puts them in a
'scrapbook.' "-Philadelphia Press.
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BURGLARY AT GREENE DEPOT

BURGLARY AT GREENE DEPOT.
Lewiston, May lo.-The safe at the
Sawyer Brothers general store and post
or1ics at Greene Depot was blown and
three hundred dollars in money stolen.
The front of the store was blown ont BY
the explosion. The building is used sx-
clusiyely for a store, Mr.. L. W, Sawyer,
the manager, living two miles distant.
The clock ON the store stopped at two
minutes Of thrss. indicating the hour Of
the break. There Ii no clue to the hur-
glars.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-21

Sometimes you hear man say, "my
physician" with such an air Of pro
prietorship that you would never dream
that he owes the doctor, $50 which the
medical gentleman never expects te
eet.-Someryille (Aiass.) Journal.
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REPAIRING
JEWELRY

la Our Factory On the Premises.
We make this principal ia our business,
We take the utmost pains TO execute your
order properly, whether that be for Diamond
MY, the jeweler. Monument square.
ian23dtf
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-21

FOR SALE-4o acre farm in Yarmouth, Me
houses in Deering $50 on dollar; Two At
South Portland, price TO suit purchasers let on
Spruce ST.; one on East Promenade. near Con
gress: a large piece property on Congress, be-
tween Washington and North Sts.; must be
sold. G. J. MCDONALD s. CO., lO6A Ex-
change street. lG1
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-21

Catarrh, Rheumstism, and all Pain sub
dued and cured by Ponds Extract Avoid
crude limitations.
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important to Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle Of CASToRIA.
a safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that 1t
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COAL.

1t Is a good plan to put your winters
coal in early before house cleaning time.
We now have good stock of Lehlgh
Goals, such as Hazleton, Honey Brook,
Special Hard Reading, etc. A full limo
of free burning COILS, also franklin,
English and American Cannels, Poca-
hontas and Georges Creek Cumberland.
Enter up your orders and take adyan-
tage of summer price.
Telephone 100.
Omces-70 COMMERCIAL ST.
EXCHANGE ST.
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REAsdd J ESTATE For SALE AT SOUTH

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
HI P0RTLAND-There never was a time
when such trades could be bought in South
Portland roal estate as at present VIII sell
houses with good lots In good neighborhoods
with most modern improvements at tprIces far
below anything ever offered before. House. High
street $500; house. Shawn ut street. $1,000
house; Front street, $1,000; house. Parker Lane
500; lot ofland, Broadway, 500; lot at Cash's
Corner. i0ox490 IT,, $50. 1 also have some Of
the most desirable building lots at South Port
land. the prices ranging from 800 to $500. all in
best part OF village where property Is improy-
ing IN value each year. Any person wishing 10
buy building lot can pay one dollar per week
II desired. This Is rare opportunity for one
wishing TO secure lot that will Increase In
value each year. Tie undersigned will, II de-
sired give the names 81 parties who have with
In the last dozen gears maGc from one to two
hundred dollars In one year on lots that cost but
little above one hundred dollars. The public
must remember inst in buying lots at South
Portland II Is not Ike going out OF town where
some Spectator has bought up farm and
divided the same into building lots at a point
removed from stores. post ONCE, church, neigh
bors, sidewalk. sewers aud many other prIvi-
leges that are enjoyed by q resident at South
Portland. For plans, ETC., call on +. III. hAR-
FORD, 3ils Exchange street. mari4u
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Of On PER HOUR-Proved by scores OF
. 4 wv sworn statements rom canyassers
Shoe" Instantly comfortable; self-adjustfng
dampprooi cushion soie;.. eyer-wear heel;
SIS weekly assured. No risk II. G. HARRI.
SON, b64 Washington St, Boston, Mass. lei
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ITO LET-Two elegant modern reuts on Deer
Il ing Highlands, the most desirable location
In Deering. House new and built In latest 81 le
with broad piazzas on front and sides. Elegant
ly finished In hard wood with open hIe places.
modern convenience. Seven large rooms EACH.
Rents entirely separate. only 5000 per month,
w. L. CARR, 1856 Middle st. i6-i
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AGENTS WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for ID cents, cash I'm advance.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for IS cents, cash I'm advance.
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E0R sALE-One house and lot on Fore ST..
II 5000; Is now occupied; pays ~ per cent on
investment One house and lot on Monument
ST., $1,000; will pay 10 per cent ON Investment.
ISL
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EOR SALE-New summer cottage, Loveitts
HIN, Willard, lnear Cape Casino) eighteen
rooms; built for lodging house; completely fur
nished, Sebag0 water, open plumbing, lot
30 4 100 feet. bounded on three streets. This
contains q corner building lot. Enquire a
WILMOr STREET, Portland, Me. mar30tl
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ITO LET OK FOR sALE-My cottage stu
4 ated at Waiie's Landing, Falmouth Fore
side. all furnished, nicely flushed, piazza ex-
tending all around and located on one OF the
most slightly prominences of this popular sum
mer resort. Terms reasonable. w. p. CARR,
1S5 Middle st, I6-l
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In Use For Over so Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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WANTED 100000 IN GOLD.

II the readers OF the PRESS VIII get out their
old gold silver Jewelry bring or send 1t to us.
by mall or express, we Will remit imue-
diateiy money or check for full value, as we
use II In our factory. MclNENNEi, Manuiac-
turing Jeweler. Monument Square. mar6du
EOR SALE-House with IL rooms and about
Il two acres Of land filled with fruit trees.
Also house lots adjoining, in Fast Deering. at q
bargain by GEO. W. ADAMS, los Exchange
81. Executor of the estate of the late Beniaman
Adams. III
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T AUNDRY FOR SALE-One OF the best open
~ ngs In New England fully equipped, sold
for no iault, profitable and long established.
Rare chance. Investigate f. L. SHAPLElGH,
North Conway, n. II. myid4w
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EOR SALR-On Great Chebeaguo Island.
house. IL acres land, fifteen fruit trees. few
minutes walk from Littlefelds landing viii be
sold cheap Enquire 28S COMMERCIAL ST.
Portland Maine. my5du
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ITO LRT-Four or FIVE rooms furnished for
Il light Housekeeping; also furnished house
for tabls board Of TWO persons, Congress ST.
One cottage, furnished or unfurnished. House,
Washington avenue, next 1ukey's bridge
House South Portland. Rents 81 TO SIS. s. l..
Congress and 81. Lawrence. liz
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EOR SALE Farm, 100 acres equally divided
II In tiliage. PASTURE ami wood. cuts 2S tons
hay, ample buildings, In good repair, large
orchard, apples, pears. plums. grapes and
abundance OF small fruits, spring water runs in
house and barn. one mile from Harrison VIZ
lage, depot ana lake boat price e140o 10 close
estate. W. n. WALDR0N g. CO., $50 Middle
street. 1871
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under thfs head
one week for 20 eeats, cash In advance.

Tor SALE-Beauiiful summer resort in the
n country, house furnished, Z rooms in conn
Pete repair, 70 acres excellent land. nne stable,
plenty OF wood, mountains In full view. 40
miles out on White Mountain division OF Nj O.
X. photo a. oiilcei price $1,000; buildings
Middle afreet la
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I AXE HOUSE. North Windham, Me. Now
IL open for the season Of 1900. quiet location,
supplied with unexcelled mineral water, good
bass and salmon fishing. desirable rooins, rates
reasonable. correspondence solicited. l.. y.
FREEMAN. Proprietor. my3d4w
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DOR SALE-Bsy mare with harness, sound
Il and kind, eight years old, weighs about
nine hundred. good driver, safe for any woman
or child. must be sold at once to close estate.
Apply to A. L. HANSC0ME, Room 8, 1s5 Mid
Ole street. ISL
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ErUR SALE-Retall grocery and provision
business, established many years and can
show satisfactory record, with no compsti-
ton, near trade nearly all cash. reason for sell
ing satisfactory to n buyer, good location, In
Portland. w. u. WALDRON& CO., 1870 Mi
die street. 1Qf
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NOR sALE-At Pine Point Beach, situated
next to Pillsbury's Hotel, a nue room
house all plastered and papered throughout,
stable and outbulldngs, all 200 feet from sea
wall; will be sold cheap for cash. Address Q.
T. GUPTILL, Pine Point, Me. go
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EOR SALE-on New High street. family
Il house, 10 rooms aud bath IN perfect repair;
ample heat and all modern Improvements; will
sell without regard 10 cost w. H. wALDRON
s. CO., $50 Middle st. 1G1
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LNOR SALE-New family house, with baths,
II hot ana cold water, combination heat, open
plumbing, electric lights, sun on all slces, 10000
feet land and stable, ON coyle 81, l mile from
sansnex square; Prize 5000 W.; II.
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For sALE-A modern attractive suburban
house, on one OF the best streets In Deer.
ing District; eleven finished rooms, three fire.
places, hot water an hot air, electric cars pass
the door, lot IS X 100. BENJAMIN SHAW &
CO.. 81 IL Exchange street. 1911
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Bears the
Signature OF
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TO LET-A nicely furnished cottage Of
land. fine location. broad piazza. good water,
plenty Ut land for garden. Price 500 for the
season. Apply to c. J. MCDONALD s. Co, log
A Exchange street. 1871
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SUM aIER BOARD.

yVANTED-Sum boarders on nice
W farm, good location beautiful drives,
large cool rooms terms reasonable. FOR
further particulars address BON Isl, kezar
Falls Me, 1871
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NOR SALE-Beautiful suburban residence,
with stable and carriage house, In perfect
repair, acres land and superior orchard of
grated fruit close TO electrics In Deering
must be sold without regard to cost, will bear
careful examination. w. IL WALDRON &
CO, $50 Middle street. I6-1
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EoR SALE-Twcnty acre farm. IL story
II house, barn, work shop, chance TO keep
800 hens, buildings In first class repair; Is acres
tilage and wood; situated in North Deering.
Apply 70 q. J. MCDONALD & CO., i0dA Ex-
change street 1871
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FOR SALE-At Dsering Center, a great bar
Il gain, story house, nearly new. with all
modern improvements and conveniences, cor
ner lot, $500 down, balance to suit purchaser.
Don't miss this chance for home. +. T..
BRIGGS, Deering Center. I6-l
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ITO LET - Very desirable rear room. third
1 floor, 1894 Congress street, corner OF Oak.
Hot water heating. Price 81 month, heating
1Ti
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NoTICE-Goss & Wilson. auctioneers, re-
~ moved TO 1854 to 100 Middle St, corrsr Of
Silver St diff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-14
CURRENT TOPICS.

AZ correspondent Of the Springfield
(Mass.) Republican makes this New Eng
land thrust at president Mckinley:
Senator Hoar wakes
a ihi usl OF warm over the disfran-
mr. Mckinley. chisement Of the negroes
in certain Southern States. He will have
US believe that the political rights of the
negro and the preservation of the 14th and
18th amendments are secure only in the
hands of the Republican party. de speaks
with horror of the tolerance given to lynch
ing and similar crimes by the Democratic
party in the South. But I should like to
ask Mr. Hoar to point out single word OF
condemnation expressed by our Republican
President in any OF his speeches or public
messages, either in the North or the South,
on this subject. What legislation has MI
Mckinley and his followers set IN motion
in defense OF the negro's political rights?
Has he expressed even a natural horror
In any public utterance over the frlghuui
atrocities committed during his term
against helpless negroes? If he has l DO
not know OF il"
Well that's one feather. in Mr.. N1ckin-
ley's cap, at any rate.
A newspaper man in New York has re-
Gently gotten verdict for $3.50 from the
Wagner Palace Car Company for being
elected from a sleeper
An Interesting According to the New
Sou' OeI'>lo'' York Sun he had a ticket
for berth and found another man in the
berth, who also had a ticket for it. The
porter ruled that the man in possession
could stay He told Braun that he could
havo his money back, but he would not let
Braun remain in the sleeper. Braun went
into the day coach and sat up all night. He
testified that he was very tired when he
took has seat and tina. he was greatly dis
tressed and kept awake by his position. as
he was not accustomed to sleep vertically
Among the questions presented on appeal
from tho verdict of jury was that the
verdict was excessive. The decision OF the
General Term. written by Justice Hascal
says:
ITO have the conductor tell the pas
senger, without prior or timely warning,
Well, you cannot have the berth because
it is occupied by some one else; to be
compelled to sit up all night in an ordinary
day coach: ia be told when he applied for
money present altogether cold comfort
for tha passenger, treated, as the record
shows, in the manner as was this respon-
dent. II the jury has been liberal in APP
pellant's estimation in awarding just COM
pensation to respondent. we still think it,
under all the circumstances, just that the
verdict ought to be maintained"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-14

The following changes of schedule of
Chesapeake and Ohio passenger trains, in
effect s A. NJ. Sunday, July 18th:
No 4, now leaving Richmond at APO 2.
NJ. will leave at $40 P. NJ. daily for Old
Point and Norfolk.
No. /, St Louis Limited, now leaving at
P. NJ, will leave at 2:45 P. NJ. duly for
Cincinnati and Louisville
The Evening Accommodation on James
River division, leaving at 6 P NJ, VIII
run to Warren instead of Gladstone, e4-
cept Saturday and Sunday. On Saturdays
il Will leave ut P. NJ. and run to Glad
stone.
other trains will leave Richmond as at
present.
No 2, from Cincinnati, will arrive at $50
A. NJ. instead of $50 A. NJ, and No. will
arrive $3.50 P. NJ.
No. 8. The Mountain Special will ar
rive at Clio P. NJ, except Sunday, instead
of AIS P. NJ. and stop ut Richmond.
Morning train from Norfolk and Old
Point will arrive at 1875 A. NJ, instead OF
11:45 A. NJ.
The Morning Accommodation on james
River Division will run from Warren in
stead of from Gladstone, except Mondays
it will run from Gladstone
Other trains will arrive Richmond as at
present.
One Hundred Novelties in Bathing Suits
at Berry's.