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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-04
CITY OFFICIALS INDICTED.
Charged With Unlawful Diversion 81
NunicInnI Eund.

Municipal Funds.
SYRACUSE. y. Y. July 1.-Two IndiCt-
ments charging Mayor James k Mcclure
and majority OF last years common cou1-
ell with conspiracy in violation Of The old
city charter were read in the Supreme
Court yesterday before Justice WjI-cnt
" Smith. OF Patchogue- Attorney Z y
Wilson appeared or behalf Of those named
in the indictments and entered a plea OF
not guilty, reserving the right 10 with
draw that plea on next Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock or to demur TO the indict-
ment-
The bail was fixed al s. coo for each per
son named in both indictments on both
charges The bonds viii be signed and
presented TO the court for approval on
! Thursday.
One indictment alleges conspiracy in
! transferring moneys from the contingent
fund TO the highway fund. The other al
! ieges conspiracy in Oyerdrawing the con-
, tinsent and highway fund and the city's
share Of the public Improvement fund. The
aldermen are indicted for voting for the
! resolution and the mayor for signing his
name 70 the same
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BRYAN GREETs TAMMANY.

Telegram Received at the New York
Independence Celebration
NEW YORK. July f-The following tele-
gram from Colonel Bryan was read today
al the Tammany Han Fourth Ct July ceIs-
bration, BY Grand Sschem Thomas L. Felt
ner.
My greetings 70 Tzmmany or this
the anniversary % the national bIrth.
Let US Join in the resolve 10 aid in
carrying the Government back 10 the
principles Of 1910 that a Government
q the people, by the people end FOR
the people may not perish from the
earth " I RRVAN-
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ton. it has descended to the advocate OF
the right Of conquest and TO pettifoS
in the form Of the reason and rpathy
Of mankind. TO show how narrow and cir
cumscribed and accidental a thing libert7
Is The rights CT the unfortunate nations
who so prize liberty that they are willing
TO die FOR 1t are declared TO rest 10 longer
an original justice. but on the permission
Of a Republican Admins traticn TIE Plat
form adopted last month ct PEiladelpnia
declares that the blessings of liberty are
to be conferred upon ali rescued people
by the Republican party. II was the belief
OF Washington and Jefferson and LiEc0ln
IL was TIE Gae;ert faith of the American
Teople that Sod gives liberty 20 all races
Of men, and mat no ssIf-vaunted beacvo-
lent je.pCiism an either confer IL or take
il away. What God has decreed to be the
inheritance Of tff men. AcKiaIey shah rot
be permitted to deny 10 any We appeal
f-om the last piatlorm of . e Repu1li ~
party to she Declaration Of Independence:
from the impiou5 presumtt on of a per-
verse PreGiIen- 10 the eternal JUST OF
the Almighty Father whose judgments are
true and righteous altoge:her.''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E. D. R BROWNE and T Il BECK.
trading Is the NATIONAL COFFEE
COMPANY. have this day dissolved art
nership. Mr.. Beck assumes all liabilities
o. the firm. and All bills d-e the said firm
are payable 70 him J. D. r BROWNE.
T H BECK.
Washington. D C.. July 2 1900 iy3-3t
TO THE PUBIIC-The firm OF Beck &
Weller. Real Estate Brokers 81 = s.
NV. has this Both day o. June. 1900. bssn
dissolved by mutual consent The bust
ness viii be continued in al its b-s1CItI
b. Joseph l. Weller. as 55Z F s.. Nv.
HENRY X. BECK
JOSEPH l. WELLER
June so. 1900. jyI-Ii
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Lo.t Hir d., Gnnd -

LANCASTER. Pa. July John PicksI.
an employee Of Justice J. Hay Brown. at
his country seat in Paradise township
was struck in the eye yesterday By a
piece OF his shattered spectacles. waich
were broken while ne was chopping wood
The sight viii probably be destroyed. rhe
man is already blind in the other eye
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-04
THE DISTRICT SELECTIONS.
Delegates Named to Act on the Vnri
Gus Committees.

Gus committees
KANSAS CITY. July AT a meeting
this morning Of the District Of Columbia
delegates the following committee selec-
tons we're made,
National COMMITTEE. James L. Norris:
platform, James l. Norris; organization.
William F. WheIan: credentials. John A
Clarke. rules. John C. Campbell. homo
rary vice president William F. Hart:
LInorary secretary. William J. Donvaa;
10 notify Presidential nominee. J. Fred
Kelly; 20 notify Vice Presidential no-ai-
nee. +. B. Lord J. J D.
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4 noy,s sudsen neath.

Ccroner Carr was today notified Of the death
of James Oliver. colored. nine years old. AZ the
home of his parents s8sS Thirtv-fth Street north
west Death vas su6dCu ard IL Is Thought va,
due 20 natural Clus-s- The fact hat oliver Was
not attended by ra~>icJs7 made Il n--cssarg
for the ccro1cr's -.-.-~ - inquest Is no,
thought likely
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MEDIA. Pa, July 4.-The p Nouse ct
the Delaware County AlmshOCse. which
for eight years was the home Of Andersen.
the leper. was burned to the ground al
noon yesterday. BY order OF the board Of
directors and at the recommendation Of
the grand Jury
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Roth Carried Concealed weaponx.

1t charged against Emanuel Webb. colored.
in the Police Court this mcrnirE that he carried
a weapon 0DenIy with intent To DO bodily harm
and that he assaulted Rufus Harris also colOrcd.
II was charged against Harris tuat he also car
Ticd a xea1On and Thai the weapon was con-
cealtd Both accused admitted the charges against
them but claimed theg carried TIM weapons for
seif protection Judge Kimhai sent Webb 10 Jail
for an aggregate sentence Of enc wear being six
months for the assault aud six north fer carry
ing he Wtapon- Harris sent Jail for six
In0rthS Tor carrying tn. concealed weapon.
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WILLIS OLDHAM.
The Eloquent Nebrssknn who VIII
Nominate Mr.. Bryan.

Nominate Mr.. Bryan
KANSAS CITY. No. July 4.-One OF tie
most Interesting men in the Nebraska dets-
CATION and one OF the most conspicuous in
the whole Convention is Willis Oldham. OF
KearRey. Neb-. who wiz put Mr. Bryan In
noTniration for President
Mr. oldham is the Assistant Attorney
GeaeTal OF Nebrazk2- He IS forty years o.
age. most fOreible and interesting talker
ard has the reputation Of being one OF tac
most eloquent speakers II the West He
IS native CT Ohio county. " Va. and
in early life was taken by lis parents 70
Missouri. Thence he went 20 Kansas.
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in power We enter protest. With the man
exalted above the dollar. the Constftution
above the combination, the equality of ali
before the Law. With solemn promises M
correct the abuses Of administration and
20 enforce those fundamentals of govern
ment which secure exact justice to all
we shall not appeal in vain to the wiz
dom. the Intelligence and the patriotism OF
the American people,
Don't Miss That Balloon Ascension.
Chesapeake Beach July4, p. m
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Waiter Carter, Soiored hoy, was convicted
before Judge kimbal this mp-niug Of the Iar-
cenv Of three tomatoes valued at s cents Judge
KimtaH ordered Carter committed to jeil tsntir
tonouOE. vhcn dispOsitioR OF Tie case l.iI be
made.
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A CLASH WITH BoERs.

StrathcOna's Horse Receives Its Bnp-
tisns CT Fire.
LONDON. July 4.-Stratacoaa's Horse.
with General Clery's force, was engaged
fO- the first time on June 80 in the neigh
borhcod of Standerton. They lost one
killed and one Officer missing. The Beers.
probably n1istaking them. rode 20 within
fifty yards Of them. enabling a subaIte-n
to effectively use his revolver
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DEMANDS OF THE PEOPLE
Temporary Chairman Thomas
Speech 10 the Convention.

Principles UpOn which che Demo-
cratic Campaign Ii to he Wnge6-
The Nan should Re Exalted
Above fhe Dollar and the Ccnsti-
tuticn Above the Combination.
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DEATHS FRoM FEVER.

Wyndham's Statement Concerning
BloemfOntein Hospital Conditions.
LONDON. July I'm the House o. c n
mons yesterday George WyEdham, PsrI p
mentsry Secretary of State for War. stated
that there had been 2.tS7 cases o. eateric
fever in the hospital at BIoemfoztsia 70
the eight weeks ending Nav II OF tS{s
number $50 died of $500 cases OF simple
fevers in hospitals throughout South At lea
Nnly leo resulted fatally.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ron sPECIaL RATES
DIED

NANDEGMFT-on Tu-sd1v. Irlv g. 1000 a
p o'c.1ck noon. FL PERRY. !u.a1t s1a af
George p and Mabel V4ni.erift cree WhszD
aged eight month
Funeral Irirat- ssly 3. 81; % q. m.. from SIS
7 street uartEts>--
~ H.ustaH tDsl) paP-rs pleas, ,5rr.l
Item
SAiITH-on Monday, Juiv .. 300 ELIZABETH
wife NJ p 2. smith, entered iulr res
Funeral iro4n h-s late residence. 1893 r sire.
northwest. Necuc-Lay, July 9. at $50 o'cla-L
D. m- Rclz-..cs and friends invited TO a-tcud
Mt-ruCut % Irl-q~,t Iil Ccsustcry i3-2t
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Fine Fireworks for the Fourth.
Chesapeake Beech. Fun for everybody. Balloon
ascension and parachute drop p.
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ueaen az well as n,ea ar,
made miserable by kidney and
bladder trouble. Dr. Riimers
swamp Root. the great kidney
remedy, promptly cures Az
druggists in city cent and dol
ay have a sample bottle by mai!
let telling all about il and its
'uer & Co.. 3inghamton, *. Z.
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Il believe in the book from kivyF 70 kive- -
SAYS Iozlin- so do all parties Who drink Heu-
rich's beer believe il TO be the best bTeWed.
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Committee on Resolutions.

KANSAS CITY. July 4-The COMMITTEES
on Resolutions appointed by the Demo
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SUSPECTS TO BE TRIED.

Men Accused Of killing GoebeI 10
Have a Hearing.
LOUISVILLE. July 4-By an ag eem-nt
reached yesterday the case OF Caleb Pow IS.
John Davis. EoVIard Whittaker. '-Tal'ovy
Dick Combs. ana Henry Youtsey. charged
with being accessory before the fact 10 the
killing Of Senator Go+bel win De- t-i=d
Monday a. Georgetown. Ky. before Judge
Cautrju and a jury.
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Sex and son uiL ind Hsa-ic1-s Is sid n
all hotels and restaurants and Is tie Ar.izstoa
B1tt.iE- Co
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Law of the Money-Changer.

This law, commended by the money
changer and ne holder Of idle capital seek
ing investment, where taxation can be
avoided. e the elimination Of a series OF
enactments beginning with the measure Of
1863 10 strengthen the public credit. b.
which the financial affairs OF the Union
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The Ncw National Comni,,-.

KANSAS CITY. July THE new Demo-
cratic National Committee as far as an
rounced at this time is as follows:
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WHO IS
TO
BLAME

.Ar sizes J GU ma
bee; ais, p7mFhl
wonderful cures.
Address L. Sin
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-03

same characteristics Will oh he has ex-
hibired every where, but, with all the
other matters which will be PASSED TO his
credit next Thursday, this ought not to
be overlooked.
OF course Q letter like this would not
bs in due form without toast; but
what toast can be given by the absent!
can think of none more appropriate
than what was said at considerabie
dinner at Washington some years ago.
happened at that time to allude 70 your
guest, when Mr.. Bayard. than whom DO
man was ever mors delighted with whole
some fountains Of perpetual sparkle, with
gesture, excl aimed: John Petersl
How / wish he were here this minute.
trust that the wholesome smell OF
your viands will reach all nostrils, and
that the good things which will be said
at your banquet board will reach all ears.
so that both the young and the old every
where will be attracted to listen, and
will be aided 10 learn the great worth
to the comm unity Of faithful judge.
wko not only never decided In properly
for Q friend, which IL easy. but who 10
also touched with the genius OF the i'm
personal judicial spirit as, also, never to
decide against friend unless his cause
deserved It
Very truly yours,
william l.. Putnam.
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CHEZ JUSTICE FULLER.

Dear Sirs-I am obliged to the Penel .
scot bar for the Invitation to attend the
banquet to be given Chicf 1-ct,ce Peters
at the Bangor House on the evening Of
Thursday, February l, and sincerely re-
greet that official duties will prevent me
from being present.
His eminent judicial labors have made
the chief justice known to the bench and
ths bar of the entire country, Luz i have
enjoyed his personal aoqusin tAnce for
nearly half century, and nothing
would give me greater pleasure than to
assist ct any function intended to do him
honor.
trust that he may be spared for many
years TO delight the wide circle to which
he has been 30 long the ornament.
Very truly yours,
Melville W. Fuller.
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HENRY W. SwAZEY.

Portland, Me. January %. 1900
Dear Sirs-A miserable cold aggravated
by grippe symptoms has housed me up
for the past week and will prevent my
attending the banquet.
Plesss extend to Judge Peters my most
cordial regards and esteem, and express
to the other mem bsrs Of your committee
my disappointment.
Regarding Lord Cawpbells tribute to
Lord Chisf Justios Holt, am struck
with Its fitness to oharaots rice the judicial
labors Of Chief Justice Peters and -
defining those qualities which viii place
his recorded opinions among the noted
cases In our jurisprudencst "Csnerally
speaking he 10 to be considered oon-
summats jurist; above all prejudice; mis-
lad BY no prsdilection seeing what the
law ought TO be as we'll ~ what 1t was
supposed to b~; giving precedent Its
Just weight and no more; able 10 adapt
established prinolples to the new exi-
genoies Of social lie and making rs pre-
fer judRs-mads law 70 the crude enact
msnts u Legislatures"
But, my dear fellow, none Of the sub
ieots Of Lord Camrbell's Memories ID
given the attributes that belong 10 the
personality OF Ju3ss Psesrs, His love
Tor his fellow unen, his rare elements Of
psrsonal lovablsness. his gsniality and
Bis bsnsvclenee, how charming thsy all
are. To him 10 must BE- gratsful ooa.
temptation and swsst satisfsotion 70 have
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HON. THOMAS B. REED.

New York, Jan. %, 1900.
Dear Mr.. Hamlin-I am sorry indeed
that cannot be with you, but am go.
ing to Be Of you, II you win let the letter
come In somewhere In the proceedings.
You will all Of you say good things Of
John, but you will get awfully tired Of
language before you havs said half. He
has not only added to the gaisty OF na-
tions, but 90 that Of the stellar universe.
He has been . comfort to rs all. young
and old. He has been an honest poll
tician, who has told % much truth as
this sinful world would bear; sound
lawyer, whose clients were always his
friends; a just and upright Judge, whose
judgments will stand. Bsss Of all, he
is alive, and need not wait to have these
things said until he can't hear them.
Honors and troops Of frisnds cannot
wish him. He has them all. May be live
long enough to hand down to . genera
rion beyond ours the light Of other days.
Postsrisy will then think well Of US all
on his account.
Sincerely yours,
7. b. Reed.
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George W. nus b %. OF which his
father. the lats william Trott King, Was
q member. He stayed there for two years
and then went into the grain brokerage
business fof himself, continuing that
business until the present time. His busi-
ness training admirably fits him for the
new Office to which he Is TO be appointed.
Mr.. King has for some time been promi.
nsnt In the politics Of she city and Is an
a ctive member Of the Portland club. He
has teen a member Of the oyerseers OF this
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-03
: FIRE INSURANCE IN MAINE.

Augusta, February 2.-The returns re-
oeived by InGurance Commissioners Carr
for the year Of 1899. shows that the fire
insurance business done In Maine during
the year amounted to sl5d, 100. SOS 20,
against Sis. 9s2, 191 Os in 1893. In risks
written. or the premiums received In
1899 they amounted to S2.096, 496 OF,
against 81, oi9. s5i 90 In 1898. 1t is found
that the los,ss paid in 1899 were 81, $685.
ss2 Al. against ss9S. 476.o4. The year was
a hard one SO far as losses were concerned.
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SIX CITIES SIGN.

Philadelphia, February 2.-Ihe meet
ing OF the American Association of base
bali clubs came to an end today and the
organization may be said to be fact.
six cities, Baltimors. Boston. Milwaukee,
Detroit, Chicago and St. Louis have
signsi the agreement. ZACH furnishing a
$500 bond. Providsncs and Philadelphia
have not yet signed but the former has
pledge itself to furnish the bond as soon
a. this registers.
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JUDGE PUTNAM.

Portland, Me-, January 30 1900.
Bro. HAmlin-Chief Justice Peters has
laid to my charge various matters. be-
ginning with what. In modern times, 10
see walker '. Thompson, 81 NJ, 8i7-
S50-aud ending with the hsnious crime
OF vice versa, Of which he accused both
Judge Strout and myself, and the nature
of which ne win explain 10 you II you
do not know ID. Nevertheless. have
long since forgiven hiY. and regret
The banquet to him on the evening Of
February ist, without adding to his Data
CORY Of offences, BY violating propise
entered into before received the kind
Invitation Of your DOM nittss.
II should undertake to 60 over all the
pleasant things which have come TO me
through my long acquaintance With Chief
Justice Peters, fear you would need 70
adjourn your banquet to some future day,
in order to complete the reading Of my
letter. Therefore will refer to only one
matter, which, perhaps. would not 9TH
srwiss be spoken Of on Thursday evening
that 10, the very great gratifio,tion a19
the extreme sense OF obligation which
College are conscious Of, a. the result of
the Holding BY Judge Peters Of his ssat
In the Board of Trustees Of that insti-
tuition. No one who has lived the Bow
dom life from boyhood. could have been
more earnest. and shown more esprit
has he attended to the minutsst dss tile
with extreme fidelity, but he has always
shown, what you al know he Possesses.
4 tsnder touch and great breadth and
foresight IN oombining tbs various In
Ssrsats At ~ collage with references 10
matters d The Highest import In this.
e you know. he has eAly exhibited the
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HcstlOu anu uuiitlOui dS LII AiSlSe y ooiueH
Medical Discovery Men and women af-
fiicted with shortness Of breath, heart dis
ease, suffocaion, dizziness, spots before the
eyes, liver palms," and similar ailments
have been promptly and perfectly cured by
the use of Golden Medical Discovery"
Thomas A. swsrts. Of Sub C.. colum.
bus Ohio Box Io5, writes: ~ was taken very
sick with severe headache, then cramps In the
stomach, and my food would not digest, then
kidney and liver trouble and my back got 50
weak could scarcely get around. At last had
all these at ONCE, and I gave money TO the doc
good but the more I doctored the worse got,
until six years passed; I bad become so poorly
sheiI. and 70. 50 thi1 ( had S''srs 80 y g dc
one Of my neiGhbors, who said. Taxa my ad-
vice. and pse Or. Pieree's Golden Medical Dis,
covery and make q new man out Of yourself
The frA bottle helped me and after had taken
eight was weighed and found had gained n
pounds. . have done more bard work In the
past eleven months than did In twp years be.
fore. aud 4 am healthy to-day and 90 act EEL
Golden Medical Discovery To- nAssh praise"
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ASSISTANT POSTMASTER.
Mr.. Fred II. King wm BE Soon APP
pointed.

The new postmaster. Mr.. Clark II.
Barker, has decided TO appoint Mr.. Fred
n. King assistant postmaster, which will
be done rs soon as Mr.. Bar ker gets his
commission. The appointment Of Mr..
King will meet with very general ap.
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FOR JUDGE PETERS.

Words OF Praise I'm Letters Read at the
s{s Bangor Banquet.
At the dinner given In honor Of Judge
Peters In Bangor. Thursday night, Mr..
Wilson read many letters Of regret. dur
ing the evening. amsss which were the
following:
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JUDGE NATHAN WEBB.

Portland, Me-, January Soth, 1900.
Ny Dear Peters:
10 will be Of no uss for me 70 attempt
to describe my regret that i must deny
my self the pleasure Of taking part In the
banquet complimentary to you on Thurs
day evening.
| shall add my tribute AID oongratula-
lions to those OF your other friends who
will meet TO express their love and honor
for you. Yours IL unique experience OF
which you may well feel proud. SO far a.
l know you are the first In the history OF
the country who has voluntarily retired
from . plsos high as that which you have
SURRENDERED and that, too, when no mur-
murs that you held on, were floating In
the air. feel hopeful that Q sense OF
freedom from burden and responsibility
will enhance the pleasure Of your days
:nS R,G .SS ss them: to S: may % be so
and that We may meet ~ old men rejoic-
ing 10 the retrospect Of life finding salts.
faction In our chssrfully awaiting the fu-
ture, 10 the sincere Wish Of
Your earnest friend
NATHAN WEBB.
Following IL the menu which was
served:
Blue Points sur Coquilie.
Soup.
Green Turtle, a L'Angl.iss. Rsdishss
Breadsticks.
Imperial Sherry.
Fish.
Lobster Ia Newburg-Dresssd Tomatoes.
Haul Sauterns.
Roast.
Canvas Back Dpok-Spioed Jelly.
Punch 10 Homains. Rolls.
Mumm's Extra Dry.
Entrss.
Quail on Toast.
Pommsry SEQ.
salad.
Tom alto and Cucumber--Frsnoh Dressing.
Teastsd Crackers. Nuefqhatel Cheese.
Brut Imperial.
Dessert.
Naraschino Ics-Brandy Sauce. Cakes
Cafe Noir. Sailed Almonds. Fruits.
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probation. He represents the younger
element OF the Republican party and Is
recognized as one of the most promising
mem bers in the city.
Mr.. King Ia native Of Calais. but
came to Portland when he was ten years
Of age. He was educated In the schools of
this city, leaving the High school IL 1884.
After that he went into the employ Of