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or a second Fort
Nj M m 5 horror e?
According to Prof.
Starr, of the Chi
c a g o university,
such things are to
again become pos
5 i b lie, or I h e
worthy professor
would have us all
turn into Indians
once more.
Chicago is a bad
pl a c e to preach
such a theory; the
people of Chdca go
are not anfhnSiaS
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a fad, for we could
not think of such
a thing. That is
all perfectly prop
er, and so far as
we know we may
be turning to In
dams; we simply
assert that. Chica =
go Us a bad place
to mention the
fact. There are
other people in
Chicago, however,
less noted, and
w h o 5 e opinions
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81 ~ 'rnsfi and DLNr. B-Defts.
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come there enga g.
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berths ? / have,
and / assure you
that il is a good
place TO study hui
man nature.
There is not one
man in a dozen
who ill o {
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what he is made of
when he goes to
buy a sleeping ear
berth. 1t does not
matter what Lind
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SICK youths and
maidens of Chi
cago, and all be
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disposed persons
who are more de-
sirous of a share
in this worlds
goods than care
full of the happi-
ness of o { h e T S
b a V e b a s G | V
impo = e d upo n
those seeking for
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The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
To Late Rev. DIR. Nichols Mt Hts Former
Church fn saco.

Saco, November 4.-The memorial SER
vices held In the SecoLd Parish Unitari-
an church this afternoon In honor of the
late Rev. John Taylor Gilman Nicholas,
ID. D., pastor emeritus nj this church,
who died at his home in Cam bridge,
Mass September IS. were largely attend
ed by prominent Unitarlans from Saco,
Biddeford, Portland and Kennebunk.
MIR. Nichols oiiciated as pastor of the
Second Parish church In this city con-
tinuously for nearly 30 wears ana was
highly esteemed Before coming to Saco
Mr. Nichols was pastor of the Unitarian
church in Portland for q few ye airs.
The services this afternoon opened at
$50 with Scripture reading by Rev. j.
ID. Powers of Kennebunk, after which a
solo was rendered by Mrs. Luther X.
Moore OF Saco, member OF the Unitari-
an choir
Eloquent addresses, In which touc hing
tributes were paid to the dead pastor,
weee made by Rev. DIR. Blanchard and
Rev. J. q. Perkins of Portland and Rev.
William 3. Nichols OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
son of the deceased. Closing remarks
vera made by Rev. w. +. Skerrye, pastor
of the Saco Unitarian church.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
EXPERIENCING REACTION.
Insurgents Have Fai.ed to Crush Single
Garrison.

Manila, November 4.-Last week was
devoted to active scouting. The insur-
gents having failed TO crush single gar
rison, are now experiencing a reaction.
Lieuts. Wilson and Dority of the 45th
volunteer l infantry, destroyed large stores
of rice, four granaries and barracks
near Bate.
Capt. Atkinson, with "a men OF the
37tn volunteer infantry, attacked 100
Insurgents under Col. Valencia recov-
aring two American prisoners and captur-
ing a considerable quantity of ammuni.
tion and supplies.
A native orchestra lureu the United
States troops from their quarters near
Dagupan, while the insurgents attacked
the rear. killing two Americans and
wounding three.
Today Senior Buencamino, represent
ing the principal ex-insurgents in Ma
Mia, requested Judge Taft to forward to
Washington a signed expression of their
loyalty.
There is considerable excitement over
the approaching Presidential election
with a good deal OF betting on the result.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
SLAUGHTERED 1850 NATIVES.

Victoria, b. c., November 4.-South
Sea advices received from Sydney, state
that the cruiser Moewe was recently
called TO one OF the islands OF the Adj
miralty group to quell a tribal distur-
bance in which one section OF the bel
ligerents, armed with rifles from private
ship had slaughtered 100 natives
A landing party OF l20 Germans was
put OF from the cruiser and tire was
opened upon tine rebellious natives who
made q stubborn resistance, The aim of
the natives was so bad that but three
casualties resulted to the landing party
the engagemsnt the landing party re-
TURNED to the ship which then steamed
close TO the villages along the shore,
Smelling them with disastrous results to
the natives.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
GOES TO STATE PR son.
Champion VIII he Taken by Sheriff
Fogg This Morning.

Alfred, November 4.-George Il.
Champion. who was yesterday convicted
for the murder Of Mrs. Elsie M. Horne
at West Newfleld last June, will be taken
to Z he state prison at Thomaston on the
ITO train tomorrow morning by Deputy
Sheriffs Newell Il. Fogg OF Sanford and
Louis Pendexter Of Parsonsfeld. MIR
Fogg is the newly-elected sheriff OF the
county, who win succeed the present
sheriff, Usher. b. Thompson Of Newfieid,
this being the last case In which DIR.
Tho npson will appear before the Su-
preme court In his present official capaci
ty. Deputy Sheriff Pen dexter has had
charge OF Champion during the trial.
Champion rested we'll last night and
his appearance today Ia that Of d man
whose mind has been relieved of terri
BILE suspense, even though the outcome
was not just as he desired. He Is said to
have stated today to his keeper. that he
was entirely innocent OF the or tme
charged against MIN and that the guilty
person Will eventually be discovered.
Mrs. Champion visited her husband at
the jail today, their meeting and parting
being exceedingly pathetic.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
Business Transacted at the Regular
Monthly Meeting Yesterday.

The meeting of the Central Labor
Union Sunday afternoon was well at
tended. The credentials OF delegates
from the Carpenters union, Iron Moul-
ders' union, Seamen union aud Brick
mason's union were received and accept.
ed and the delegates seated. A commu-
nication from Jamestown, N. Y In re-
gard to the strike in the worsted mills
there which has been on since April 70.
was received; also information that
some Portland dealers are buying goods
of this firm. The secretary was instruct.
ed to notify dealers in this city who carry
the line OF goods OF this firm of tie labor
trouble
The following officers were nominated
to be balloted for at the next regular
meeting on sunday. November 18th:
For President-E. s. Jewett and W. j.
Lappen
For Vice Presidential. Il. McFarlain.
For Recording and Corresponding Seo-
retary-L. Il Smith and q. +. Stubs.
For Financial Secretary-Daniel Ma
honey, +. ii. Hatch and Edward stone.
For Treasurer-G. II. Amy.
For Trustees-Freu ID. Wish and g. A.
Barnes.
For sergeant at Arms-Sidnsy HI :
ward.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05

on the Crimson S-yard line On this very
first play, Hailowell was neatly boxed up
and Hare went over the line for Penn.
sylyania only score, but Immediately
afterwards missed the goal Soon after
this Hare once more electrified the He'd
and Blue crowd by q grand 40-yard run
around the Harvard right end and the
Quakers began to feel quite cheerful
Then came some fdInbIing and the
squeiching OF the guards back for ma
ton which gave the ball TO Harvard on
downs. In the exchange OF kicks which
followed, DAILY sent every Crimson sup
porter to his feet by one OF the most brill
liant runs OF the game, evading the en-
tire Pennsy lvania tea N until after he had
covered over so yards.
This took the life out of the Pennsyl-
vania team. although they made a fine
stand and succeeded in preventing Har-
ward scoring after the Crimson had
reached within striking distance of
their goal and the game ended with the
ball In Harvard's possession on the Penn
sylvania nve-yard line.
The line up:
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
THE ELECT ON HERE.
Tn. Buil.s,n. wm u, Displayed by hs
Press.

The election In Maine Will not be ex-
citing and neither party VIII make any
great effort 10 get out Its full vote.
Maine is safely for Mckinney and its
electoral vote Will be cast for him
without question. Tbs McKin-
ley majority In this state Is set at about
81, 200, the ordinary figure.
Here in Portianc the interest will not
begin 20 be manifested until Tuesday
night.
The PRESS win display bulletins In
front OF It's office during the night as the
returns come In. Returns Will also be re-
ceived ut many places In the city. There
hasIbeen much talk about money being
wagered in the big cities and 30 Portland
must hold up Its end with talks Of really
sporty people who are betting good
money on the result. AS q matter of fact
there have been some boxes Of cigars and
other things OF that kind wagsred on the
result In New York and doubtful states
but it Is safe to say that little money has
been put up and little viii change hands
in this city no matter which way the cleo.
ton goes.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
A DISHONEST DOLLAR.
Parkharst says Bryanfsm would Wake
Usa Great Anantes.

New York. November The Rev. DR..
Charles Parkhurst at the Madison ave
nue. Presby terrain church today took next
Tuesdays election as the basis Of his
sermon. IL was DIR Parkhurst's church
which Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Bryan at
tended last Sunuay when In New York.
AS DIR. Parkhursts topic for today was
announced weeK ago, the church could
hardly hold the peopls who came to
listen.
The Doctor said, In part that patri-
otism meant the devoting OF ourselves
to our country. rather than our country
Co ourselves.
No patriotic American co1ld fail to
recognize as one OF the perils confront
ing America the strained relations which
exist between the two DOM peting classes
brief for either capital or labor but he
was sure that the strained relation ex-
listed. He added:
After the Presidential candidate who,
TO a considerable extent, stands as the
representative of Industrial disaffection.
has been defeaSed-as IL Is said he VIII
be-the situation 50 far will not be al
tered at all. The candidate has not made
the disaffection; It Is this dissffection
that has made the candidate. And there
is such an fuuuoati0n OF IL, ana In some
OF its ingredients so rabid and irredeem-
able as TO have succeeded in temporarily
water-logging great political party
that, when well aiioat, and its compass
In good working order, exists for bene-
fioient aud divine purposes.
sit is undoubtedly the fact, with re-
gard to this part OF the country, at any
rate, that no consideration Is just now
operating with such tremendous effect
as the consideration of the dollar. /
want to say parenthetically, though, that
l am not speaking now OF the technio al
economic properties OF the dollar-I am
not banker or political economist
and yet without being either and being
simply preacher OF righteousness. 1t Is
axiomatio to say that a dishonest dollar
is national fraud, and that to indulge
in dollar that makes believe that IL Is
a whole dollar when 1t Is only a halt dol
lar would be to transform our entire peo-
pie into great American Ananias.
That may not be the phrsseology Of
economists. but that is the Mount Sinai
of it -
The preacher next warned his hearers
that righteousness was not the only
thing TO be sought by a nation, and that
in fact, prosperity has some perils OF Its
own.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
ANOTHER NEW YORK EXPLOSION

New York, November 4.-Following
an explosion today, which blew off the
iron shutters In the five story building at
54S Broome street and broke windows
10 adjacent buildings, flames did much
damage to the stocks of goods in the
place, Tpe firms in the building were
Alfred Blsyer a. Co. manufacturers of
paper and twin; the Banbnerger knit
ting mills, A. Bernstein & Co childrens'
headwear, and IL Stockman, manufacture
or OF umbrellas.
Among these and the owners OF the
building the estimated loss of $50, 900
is distributed. What caused the explosion
is not denfiite1y known.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
AN INCENDIARY FIRE.

Saco, November 4.-The police ara Of
the opinion that an incendiary was re-
sponsible for the destruction OF the plant
of the Biddeford and Natiok Box and
Lumber company, which was destroyed
by fire last night. The capacity of the
mill was to have been increased the COM
ing week, new machinery having been
purch ased which was to be placed in the
factory within few days. The factory
has been running on full time fol many
weeks and enough advance orders had
been received to keep thu mill running
to its rull capacity for many months.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
KITCHENER In COMMAND.
Lord Roberts Has Left Him Plenty OF
Work To Do.

London, November 5.-Lord Roberts,
according to dispatches from Cape
Town, has taken his sick daughter to
Johannesburg. and Lord Kitchener has
been left in command. 1t seems likely
that he will have plenty OF work.
Gen De Wet is reported to have made
his appearance near Frankfort in the
northeastern corner of Orange River
colony and small bodies of Bosrs con-
tinue harrassing tactics.
1t is asserted that Lord Kitehener in
tends to stop the pursuit Of commanders
and to try to settle the colonies by
garrisoning aud organizing the towns
for rapid raids with mounted troops.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
IT TO6.
How the Seminary Eleven DOwned
Edward Little Boys.

How the seminary Eleven DoWneu
Edward Little Boys.
Saturday afternoon at 40, the Semi
nary team lined up against Edward Little
high eleven of Auburn in what turned
out to be the snappiest football game of
the season seen on Portland grounds.
The teams were about evenly matched In
weight and for the first few minutes Of
play the outcome looked decidedly dubi
GUS for the Seminary eleven. the visiting
team securing touchdown within three
minutes from the beginning OF the play.
The teams lined up again and after
few minutes of play Clement of Auburn
TILED to kick a goal from the field.
Vaughan broke through the line and
blocked the kick, while Smith secured
the ball and made great run of 40 yards
before he was downed.
This is the first cam to score on
the Seminary eleven This season.
Every man on both teams played
star game, one deserving sa much
praise as another. Line up:
Summaries. EDWARD Little.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
SOLDIERS LOSE.
Boston Players Too Mach for the
Warriors.

A team representing the st Alphonsus
A. A. of Boston met the Fort PreDle team
on the Deering grounds Saturday after
noon. The Fort PEBBLES were outclassed,
outweighed and outplayed, but they put
up a nervy, and plucky defense. The
Boston men were all old football play
ers, at least four of them having played
in Portland before on the AH-College
team which the Portland A. A. wiped
II the earth last year. On the other
hand the soldiers have only been playing
this season. 1t was battle between vet
Grams and recruits and the recruits &C.
quilted themselves well.
The summary.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
COLBY'S WATERLOO.
Bowdoin piled Up a Score of 6s TO
Nothing.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l

Nothing.
ESPECIAL TO THE PRRss.1
Brunswick, Me-. November 3 bow
dom did things up in old time style to.
day by defeating Colby in one-sided
game by a score of IS to }. No such score
as this has been made In years The game
WAS a walkover for Bowdoin from the
start and Colby was not In 1t for min
ute. Colby only gained her distance once
during the entire game and did not
have the ball In her possession tive min
utes out of the entire 40 minutes of play.
The Bowdoin line ripped up their oppo-
nents at will while the backs smashed
through the line for gains all the way
from to so yards. Every Bowdoin man
went in with determination to wipe
out the defeat of last year when Colby
beat by score Of TO at Portland,
Only once during the entire game was
Bowdoin held for downs While the game
was too easy to be interesting IL showed
some magnificent work by the Bowdoin
team The center trio, consisting OF
BodweI, CIoudman and Phipps had
things going from start to finish and
opened up holes pig enough for load OF
nay to pass through at every play. Hunt
ran beautifully, lodging in and out and
on interference put up some star work
9regson COO ran just as well and followed
his Interference while his blocking was
hard and sure. Dunlap played for the
first time at full back and was great
success He bucked the line for 10, 10
ana 20 yards repeatedly The work oil
Marshall at tackle cannot be too highly
praised. He was far superior to his OPP
ponent and ran hard and swift with the
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-05
CHILD KIDNAPPED.

Fall River. Mass, November 4.-The
police were notified tonight by Mrs. Mary
PIunkett OF Anawam street. that her i've
year old boy had been kidnapped and that
with her had taken the child. 1t Is
claimed the woman was seen by some OF
the neighbors coming out OF the Plum
kett house Friday afternoon with the
child. Since then nothing has been seen
or tha child and today the distracted
mother appealed TO the police to aid her
in her search for the lost one. The au-
thorities OF the neignboring cities and
towns have been notified to be onsthe
LOOKOUT for the woman.