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The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to tho
the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana relative to ratffying
and carrying into effect a special
tax levied in the City of New
Orleans for certain public inn.
proyeinents, and to establish
therei n public systems of sewer.
age and water, the issuance sof
bonds therefore and the providing
OF ways and meanstol,ay the prin.
nipal and interest of said bonds.
Section /. Be it resolved l,y the
General Assembly Of the State Of
Louisiana, Two-thirds of nh the
members elected to each House con
curing: That the following amend
ment to the Constitution of the
State be submitted to the electors
of the State at lbe next general
election for representative in the
Legislature, to be holden on, the
TUESDAY next following tl,c third
Monday In ,April A. D. 1900 to,wit.
Article L. "rhe speeia, tax or
pubic improvements, voted by the
property taxpayers of the city of
New Orleans on June q 1sno on,,s
levied by fhe CITY Cn,ac;l hy Or
dinanca No TX 301 .n,,ovod limo
90. 1895. ".;s hereby ,,t;Hsa and
its validity sbsi, nevoy lao onos,;,,
ed The special act adonted Inv
tbe I.eo;s,,,pro ,t ,ho Ct, CO. '
sion held on .August 8 1000 .on.
stitutfag the Severance and w,tor
Board of the CITY Of Nav Or,o,,s
authorizing the ei,y of New Orleans
to issue bonds, and ,,yovidiuo thc
means to nav the nri,,ci,,a, and IN.
terest thereos. and for other ,,,r.
poses cognate 10 ti,e ,,,y,,oses "a tho
specfai tax aforesaid. il here, q
ratified and apu.oved s,e.;.,,v
including the tley.,n yas.rrod ,o,
islatiye RIGHT to a.oua tho s,w..
and all nror;sinrs of ,ho ,ro.,,
Constitution in conflict with the
provisions Of said a.t .,J NTH
this amendment az. to A,,,t oxt.n,
,rd r.. tbot ,,,r,>o,. 80, .,, , .o,
~, ~ f"P0'' o"'J repeat
GU. a #
oeclioh = be 1t tnrther rcs0lv-
ed, ETC., That on the official ballots.
to he used at said election, shall be
,,,oooa .,.o ,a,,,. .sp a., rx. ri
p"''"''' '''s' ""'"'' "s '"e S''y VI
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Bayou Sar n, l.;

The young people have been ell
joying the moonlight in various
ways, noticeably, the boat tide,
Friday eve;'Sng Of last week. After
a delightful row, the party adjourn
ed to the montgomery residence
and srPnt a Rumber Of hours in
dancing.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

We had az undesirable caller,
Tuesday night-thc lightning. AT
least it rang our telephone bell. but
departed without doing any harm,
after Illuminating the house with II
blaze of light.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
pA-.SON.lL DUr Pu.II...,

Mrs. L. Argue is making visit
to her sons family in W. Vile,
Mrs. B, Reed went to y " Or.
leans OH Monday last.
Cadets Howell and Pillet are at
home for Easter.
Mrs. E. Muse and daughter, Miss
CecIlr, have been here this week.
Miss Nellie Lawrason has come
from Stanton College, Natellez, to
spend Easter at home.
Judge Leake has been absent all
OF this week attending court in
east Louisiana.
Miss Alice Vale and little An
ME Towles went to New Orleans.
Monday, on the visit contemplated
for sOme weeks.
J. r. Matthews, cashier Of the
Bank of West Peliciana, attended
the bankors' convention in Now
Orleans, this week. His dignified
bearing, his winning ways or some
thing, captured the fancy of the re-
porters Oh the daily papers. as
they persistentiy dubbed him a
bank president.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Estray Notice.

State of Louisiana, Parish of West Fell
ciana, 10th Justice Court, No. 337
Taken up ly thornton Ehy Oh tiie plan.
tation of arm Schlesin yer and estrayrtl
before ne the undersigned justice in and
for the parish of West Fclsciana One
Grey Mare, branded W, Is hands high
IL years old and valued at $l2 in cash by
!. tive sworn appraisers, Pom Ratcliff and
Tharnton Eby. rF
This done, read and signed this the 9th
day Of Feb. A. d. 1900.
e5'a1 j. d. Smith,. P.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Having come to All amicablt
agreement with DR.. Sidney Powell.
and he having consented to dissolve
the injunction against DR.. H.Loftor
the latter is now in position t,
serve bis old patrons and the public
generally, at his Office next door to
Pillet residence.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
BAPTIST SEKY1CEs

Rev. A. l.. johnson Of Tennes
see, the Baptist evangelist, will be.
gin a series Of meetings in Masonie
Hall Tuesday night. The public is
invited.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Some of the whitest, prettfest
bread we ever saw, also some nice
rusk was presented us by A. S.
Leonard, the proprietor of the Peo-
PIES Bakery. If his baker always
turns out bread like that, the suc.
cess of the new bakery is an assur-
ed fact.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Volcanic. Eruntiolas

Are grand, but Skin Eruptiops rob life
Of soy. Bucklen's Arniea SaIye eaFes
them; ALAG ODD, Running saa Fever Sores,
Ulcers, Boias, Feloas. Corns, Warts, Cats,
BraiScs, B'Eps, Sealds, Chapped Hapis,
Chiiblains, Bsst Pile cure on earth.
Drives opt Pains and aches. Only % ets.
a bog. Cule guaranteed. Sold by oil
Druggists. > <
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
NOTICE.

All teachers, both white and co3orea,
in West Feliciana Parish, are invited to
call at the store Of Kilbourus g. Forrester
IN St. E'rancisyilie and get q nice new
nap Of Louisiana rasE Of charge for
% in the schools.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism.

Kenna, Jackson Co., W. Va.
About three years ago my wife had al
attack of rheumatism which confined Ee
to her hed for over IL month and rendered
her 'nable to walk stop wtlnnt assis.
fance. her limbs beiug swollen tD double
their normal size. M.G, $. Maddox insist
ed OH my using Chamberlain's Pain Balm
purchased IL fifty cent hottie and used
it according to directions and the next
morniag she walked to breakfast without
assistance in any manRar, and she has not
had u similar attack since.-A. i. Par.
SONS. For sale by Kilbounc e. Forester
st. Fmlncisvlllc; ; Villcret & Allain, Bay
9n Sara.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
METHODIST SERVICES

AT Masonic tall, II a. M. and at
Morning Star church, Star Hill, 8
=. IN. All are invited to come.
G.. +. White, Pastor.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

d. D. Co.'s Tullos, La, writes: HaEo
used Dr.. N. A. Simmnn Liver Medicine 20
years, 1t saved my life. 1t cures fcYer
heartburn, sick headache. Giyps healtll
and strength to all.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

l,ria raaFOt find IL iodg@ent in the.
'nwhile tbs liver is in perfect order
! A. SiSlBOfs Liver Medicine is the
hggnlatW.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
PaDers and PeriOtlios,s

The Daily PMayune, Munsey's,
Frank l1es!ie's. H&rper's, Scribner's
and other magazines, for sale by
Villeret & Allan,
!sayon Sar a, la
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

e roof Oh the wing Of the Aus
louse eaaght fire, Friday, and
Iebnrpt therein before the blaze
Iexliiigrlisbed.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

IN. ". Tempcl Was the (nol Cd,
bachelor that We referred to some
time ago, as having surrendered to
Hymen. The news is confirmed by
the invitations, ghich Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w, D0llerty have sent ont
for the marriage of their daughter,
Ernestine, to Mr.. r. w. Tempei.
The date set isApril the seventeenth
and the ceremony will be performed
at Grace Church, st. Franeisville,
at half after el:.ven O'clock On the
morning of that day. Miss Ernes-
tine is an admirable young lady, of
which this marriage is abundant
proof, as she has been residing for
some time with his mother, and Mr..
IeMpel has Tins been enabled to
observe her charming traits Of char
acter at short range. That she has
thus stood the fest of daily obser-
Vati0n speaks volumes in her praise,
and VIC heartily congratulate the
prospective groom on winning SO
pretty little wife. May, the rose
bower of happiness scatter It's sweet,
est petals up0n them.
Orders for suppers, picnics etc,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Go to LcjeaAe's new stoze at the
foot of the hill for latest style dress
goods.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Sady made duck skirts, white
IeolOrel, at bottom figures at
Dlnss'.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
PMS IL the place to get most
four money. Try him.
The Best in the orlo

The Best in the World
believe Chamberl"in's Cough hem
4 ile mSt in the world. A few weeks
\ suffered with Ia severe cold and Il
esOpIc cough, and having read heir
lisonlrats in our own anl other pa
Ne purchased u hnttIa to sen if it.
Rlfect lis. II cured MS before the
Was more tIlnl lkl{ used. II is
eSt lrc.!icine ont fOr colds aud
a-Tho lIcrall, AudersonvilIr, Imd
ils by KjlhOFlS & Forester. st.
sNH'T VilIsget A. Allain, bayou
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

There have been several interesting
eases at the Court House, this week.
and they attracted much attention,
though not of serious consequence.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
What Will
So Buy !?

Many. lnany things. Many mary
things admirably adapted as Christ
Mas presents.
For instance
A Nickle Watch, gool time Keeper.
guarateed one yeur, tor little brothcs
or sou.
A Handsome Sterling Silver Mattel
Box, 1928 fine, for big brother ct
f,th.r
A Silver Thimbie and Needle Case
for ,aotlisr.
A Golden Belt with Cololed Stores
for sister or sweeiltsart.
A Silver Cup aud SiOan for baby.
AND NUMEROUS
DTHER THINGS.
Yes, and We have q practically -
less nuubor of nice, pretty thing !,
less than that. Call an d e., a.
yourself.
The largest finest and most IA -
s'oc k Of Watches, Diamonds 81
Gold Jewelry ever shown in & ID
section of the state.
Call and Zee for yourself
The old reliable j. x. ROUNiiK,
Whole sale aud retail Jewel,
BATON ROUGE. i
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Red Hot From The Gun

Was the ball that hit G. p. steadman
of Newark, Mich, in the civil war. II
caused horrible ulcers that no treatment
helped fOE 20 years. Then BuckliB's Ar.
Mica salvc cured him. Cures cuts, ,ibr,lises,
burns, hollis, telons, cons, skin eruptiOns
Best psle rure on earth. 25c - l,ox. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by oil druggists.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

when ypp ask tor Dr. NJ. A. SiNspolis
Liver Melieipe, SEQ that you get it ard
not soue worthless tmitaRtion.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

and Mrs. Chas. Howell of
n lI'Il have their family en-.
W the addition of a sccohd
to whom the pretty name
'alSl Is given.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
SADDLE STALLION,
DfEMRRlNO GRIEF JR.

HE f@a SO 7EF
Sired by Woodford wiiks by Rourleau
Wilks by George Wilks.
Dam. Biz Hawk by Confederate Chief
by Dlayk Chief hy Mespt,sino Chief.
Membrino Chiefs dasi y. 4, u. .
Denmark Saddle Marc.
= Bred at North ,Midlletown, XIV.
MembrinO Chief will make the season
at Myi place. Service fee $1,000 with
retssa privilege. RastsFage fEee, but
not responsible for loss.
A share Of the public patronage solicited
G.. B. Han,iltoa,
p. 0.H4aurel Hill,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Where are you going nay pretty
maid Z? .
To see the ne W goods ut Stesn's
she said. = :s.is@ ."ft. "a, =:
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

torpid liver causes depression of
|,s Indigestion. constipation, head
Use DR.. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Med
10 slimulatc that organ.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

h. spring is inspiring several
l,erty.swners to spruce up their
nises in various ways
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Miss Caro- Davis has gla,Itlened the
hearts of her many friends by hrv sweet
rreSPnce, she having come from Sllliman
Institute to spend the Easter HOLIDAYS
with the homo folks
Miss Eleanor Percy of Weyanoke is
teaching for Mrs. ChestOn Folks. Miss
Eleanor is u highly &c complishe,! young
lady. She has q host OF warm friends
who wish her success.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

l,de,s for cakes for Easter taken
.lmedee LeOnard's nex bakery.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

him Leja,ne has just received a
u sleek of all kinds Of spring
ae,aeY dress goods such as
Iedtes, lawns, piques, duck etc.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

keg spring supply of dry goods
|ious. bats, shoes etc. at A.
LIS. Gail and see him.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

|hn Borg entertained his young
dS infGmaiIp at Alton Villa
'riday eysni"!s
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

More Coming.
aropr stock than ever before at
his and more coming.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Red Top Bye Liquor, Wine and
Cigars, ut A. Harris's.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
JOINT RESOLUTION.

Act No IL. :. 3. N,,. e. y Mr.
Cage. /
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
VlGILANT.

By Ton Hal, Sire of Little J; WI .s,., ~.
lls, Brown Hal 2:i2s, ana Hat !.nia4,s
2:4t, Star Pointer, world be-. b., ,:a,A
lst dam, Resse by John ni,sea .,r
End dam the Gage Alexander ,;arr' u
fast natural PAGER and dam Of su.r..y
PAGERS, John Dillard Jr. by J,l.,! Ma
sires of dams Phil Thompson. 2.:sl p..,,
utatinn 2:2l! and Mcleod c:227I, IL. j.. =
OF John D;llard Jr., Bellonr,tr 2rd .,rrv
by Prices Messenger; 3rd dam by .Joi.a
Randolph.
Vigiant's record at Woolvi!lr I'r;r YIN.
/ mile in 80 seconds.
FIgilant is l64 bands tigl,, s..i wiz
serve limited Banibey 9; I,alss H.. H..
season 1888, nt my planNi,an 4car So.
Francisvillc, In. Pasture 80 acre.. fac.
but will MOI be rpsponsib,s fu. loss.
TERMS. 5000,
Good fnv Tetur,. aas,n..
w. II. RICHARDSON.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

!. II A. Simmons Liver Medicine
n. e@epicxion, gives bAoyance to
.,iod .uYes headache, regulates StOm-
,,,v,ls and liver.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
ASH YOU'D
DOCTOR!

Ask your physician this ques.
ton, "What is the one great
remedy for consumption 2"
he will answer, "Cod.Iiver
oh." Nine out CT ten will
answer the same way.
Yet when persons have
consumption they loathe all
fatty foods, yet fat Is rleces.
sary for their recovery and
they cannot take plain cod.
liver oil. The plain oil dis.
turbs the stomach and takes
away the appetite. The dis.
agreeable fishy odor aid
taste make ii almost uner-
durable. What isto be done :?
This question was ans
Wered when we first made
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

complete line of straw hat
Received at John Leienne's.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

:, Mr.. Rufus Morgan and fam
Elb.t occupy the residence, for
\, leased by J, 3. Lejeune.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

AnQS and COlOrS Of shirt
\ &Iejeulp's.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Miss Fl. f.. Town.

hats for Easter. Al sorts of
~,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

,r Goods, at Jos. Stern's, lower
FysnciSyiIIe.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

ladies' of the Auxiliary arc
% send in their sewing at
% that the Easter box for the
maybe packed.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

you suffer from rheumatic
hsDeagO, gmlt, Or pains of
gAaraeier, try Relief Linimcnt.
Pest InIment in the world. 1t
Poyou good. For sale by Vii
8 Allan Bayou Sara Xii
pe& Worcester St. Francisyille
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

Orders for suppers, picnics etc,
solicited blythe new bakery. Lowest
prices. All orders filled ut Mrs y.
Tempei's store. "' ,.~>
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

'Vas Wishing to purchase a
aalls tor cash or on the install.
sa vii do well to consult
el|and. We can save them
atG tLpllars.
IFae Democrat OMce.
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14

''a ualS, prices very reasonable.
Miss II. T.. Town,
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
Mas Fl. f. Towns,

Laces, embEoiaerics and other notions
The true Democrat., 1900-04-14
SGOy US
E:MglsXZ- sXZ-sS SION

Of Cod.Liver Oil with Typo.
| phosphites. Although that
! was nearly twenty-five years
ago, yet il stands alone to.
day the one great remedy
for all affections ostte throat
and lungs.
The bad taste and odor have been
taken away, the oil itself has been
partly disastcd. and the most sen.
sitive stomach objects to Il rarely.
Not one in ten can take and digest
the plain OIL Nine out of ten can
take SCOTTS EMULSION and di.
sest II. That's why Il cures 50
many cases Of early consumption
Even in advanced eases It brings
comfort and greatly prolonss life.
soc. and $r.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
-. A., a..
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HARBOR NOTES.

The steamer Tynedale of the Thomson
line sailed for London yesterday. She
took 300 tons of cargo and 100 head of
cattle.
The schooner Frank A. Palmer arrived
from Louisburg, Cape Breton, with 1929
tons of coal consigned to the Dominion
Coal company.
One of the handsonest steam yachts
that has yet arrived in the harbor this
summer is the Shsmara which came in
yesterday. She is owned by the famous
millionaire, Andrew Carnegie, and had
aboard party of NewYork people bound
to Bar Harbor.
Other yacht arrivals of the day were
the sloops Vashti and Leta, both from
Boston. The Starlina arrived late in the
afternoon with large party on board.
The schooner Alicia b. Crosby, coal
er, left for Bath in the afternoon, being
rowed out by the tug Knickerbocker.
In about six weeks time the Portland
market will begin to be filled with her
ring. This business is now practically at
standstill. The most of the herring
comes from Boothbay and September is
generally the busy market for it.
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All Light COIored and Light Weight Suits,


Sales Half Price Ses ShOdy Sales of OURS is STEAD
o
Now that the rushing of profit the time for CLIO
with this
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BRIEF JOTTINGS.

'Betwixt and Between" will be the
topic OF DR.. Bakers lecture at Williston
church tomorrow evening.
A meeting Of the Seventeenth Maine
Regiment Association will be held this
evening at Bosworth Post hall to arrange
for the annual reunion.
All former and present members OF
Prof Wards chorurs are requested to
take the six O'Clock boat from Portland
Pier on Sunday evening for Greenwood
Garden. Free round trip tickets will be
given all members for the Passion Play
which viii be given free.
& Out Of the ten boys from the Portland
High school who took the examination
this year for entrance to Bowdoin collegs,
nine passed W ithout condition, ana one
was conditioned in Greek and Latin
prose composition only, This is a good
record for the school, proving that our
boys are given a thorough preparation
for college, and that the school will
compare favorably with any school of It's
grade in the country.
Evangelist N. ID. Smith of this city
will hold another Gospel praise service
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock at the
house of Mrs. Green, so Lafayette street.
Mr.. George S. Staples will today move
Into his new cottage at Falmouth Fore
side.
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last year the lines operating between
Boston, Maine and Canada reaped net
profit of s25O,OO0, and that their lines
will be able to earn more by virtue of
superior terminal facilities in New
York
About II o'clock yesterday morning
the steam roller Juggernaut frightened
DR.. S. H. Weeks's horse, which was
standing at the corner of State and Con-
gress street in front of the residence of H.
M. Payson. The horse ran down Con-
gress street and struck one of the cast
iron lamp posts of the Portland Gas COM
pany, breaking it off in the middle. The
horse continued but was soon stopped
without serious injury to himself. The
buggy was slightly damaged. The post
is being replaced.
Mr.. Ralph E. Rowe of this city, teacher
of penmanship and drawing in the schools
of the Deering district, is pursuing the
normal art course of study at the sum-
mer schools at Salem, Mass.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pressmen's Union, No. %, will be held
at McDonald's Office at 5.15 this eve
ming. Business Of Importance.
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MAY BE JAMES INGRAM.

The police strongly suspect that the
man who found in Railway square a
week ago today and who died at the
Greeley hospital last Sunday morning is
one James McGraw. A slip Of paper on
which is written that name has been
found in one of the pockets of the man s
clothing. Another slip on which was
written that McGraw had been working
for Joseph w. Foster of Harrison was al
so found i'll one of his pockets. There is
no doubt that the man came from New
buryport, Mass, as has already been re-
ported. 1t is probable that he was on
his way to Harrison. There was a scar on
each side of his head and another near his
nose. His head was bald.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. F. H. Sawyer and daughter AL
berta, OF Park street, are visiting in the
western part of Massachusetts At pres
ent they are guests OF G. E. Smith, Esq,
East Deerfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Blanding of Ban
gor are at the Falmouth hotel.
Mr. Daniel Stevens a well-nkown
travelling salesman of Boston, is visiting
former friends in this city. He leaves
in few days for an extensive trip to
Salt Lake City, Utah.
A. S. Anthony, president of the An
thony Publishing company of New Bed
ford, Mass, is stopping at the Lincoln
house, Cornish.
Hon. Joseph o. Smith of Skowhegan
was in Portland yesterday.
Capt. Isaac Knight win celebrate his
S4th birthday at his boarding place, 1914
Congress street, July II. He will be
pleased to see any Of his friends on that
occasion. He is in feeble health, but
bears the trials of life with his usual
cheerfulness and fortitude.
8 Miss Nancy NJ. Hannie returned to heI
home in Pawtucket, r.. I today Satur-
day. after a two weeks visit with her
friend, Mrs. 1. P. Warren, $40 Bracket
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H, Frost Of
Springvale, and John Appleton of Ban
gor, were among the guests registered al
the Congress Square hotel yesterday.
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In the Municipal court yesterday morn
ing, Charles Facey was bound over in the
sum of $500 for breaking and entering
the store of Walter Rounds on Boyd
street.
At meeting of the veterans of the
Thirteenth Maine Regiment Thursday
evening, it was voted to hold the annual
reunion at Merrymeeting park on Au-
gust 2.
Yesterday the street department. crews
weres relaying pavement@gon Moulton
street and re. surfacing in Congress
square.
Two eight-wheel cars from the Brill
company of Philadelphia have arrived at
the old P. & r. station in this city and
VIII at once be placed on the Portland
& Yarmouth cleo trio road
In Cumberland county there are 20, 63O
scholars and the amount apportioned
from school fund and mill tax is $74, :
6SO.5s.
A meeting of the nth Maine regiment
association will be held Saturday eve
ming at Bosworth post hall, to arrange
for the annual reunion.
The steamship Californian, which was
nearly wrecked on Ram island ledge, is
still in Erie basin dry dock. The repairs
are being effected with great rapidity
and she Will be floated out Of the dock
some time next week. It is understood
the vessel was bid in by the insurance
companies at the auction sale.
The volume on Equity Practice in
Maine, compiled by Robert Z. Whitehouse
of Portland and published by Loring,
Short & Harmon, win be Issued about
August 1. 1t is a thorough digest OF
about 1000 pages.
The Maine Society of the Daug hters OF
1912 will have its first field day at River
ton on Thursday, July 10, If pleasant.
There win be several inv tied guests.
Rev. DR.. Fem will lecture tomorrow
evening on "How the revolution in
China prepares the way for civilization
and religion.
Mr.. John F. Thompson of Somerville
Mass, is a guest of DIR. John f. Thomp
son of this city. Mr.. Thompson was
formerly resident of Maine, but foi
a number of years has carried on the
business Of druggist at Somerville.
Mr.. Bacon, a member of the gradu
ating class at Bowdoin college, who
has been in the Maine General hospita
sick with typhoid fever since commence
ment week, is now slowly recovering
Mr.. Bacon viii be remembered as the
captain and short stop on the Bowdoir
ball team this season. 1T was doubt
less due to his effective work that the
team achieved success.
At the Office of City Clerk Dyer have
been filed declarations of matrimonia
intentions by Walter S. Cranden an6
Alice B. Rounds Of Portland, Jerry A
Thomas and Lena III. King of Portland
Walter Washington and Annie Lee Of
Portland.
The Manhattan Steamship company
recently Incorporated for the operation
OF several lines of boats between New
York, Maine and the Canadian provinces
has leased in this city the Peleg Barker
privileges at the end of Custom House
wharf. The inoorporators claim thai