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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-03
YARMOUTH.

The winter term Of school at North
Ysrmouth Academy opened yssesrd ~
with a good attendance. several new
students being among the number. Rev.
B p. snow. A. NJ. the principal, 10 to
be assisted this term BY Miss Lena Fur
bush Of Machias. who 10 to open depart
msnt In painting and drawing. Misc Fur.
bush 10 . graduate Of the Boston Art
school. and has hsd . number Of private
pupils under her tutslegs. Mis- Florencs
Holbrook Of North EAston, Mass. enters
the school this term as the first assistant
Miss Holbrook comes we'll recommended,
being a,graduate Of Boston Univsrsity
and enthusiastic In her profession. The
preceptress. Miss Ellen y. SNOW. A. b..
(Batss), has been member Of the facul-
~ for the past four ysars,in spite Of very
fattsring offers Of higher positions In
ether schools.
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ToU RS TO FLORIDA AND THE
BAHAMAS

Messrs. Raymond s. Whitcomb, the
we'll known tourist managers, announce
their arran9emsnts for the sixth annual
series Of Florida excursions under their
direction, the dates Of departure from
Boston being January IS and February !.
S and q. Extended visits are to be made
to many of the favorite winter resorts OF
Florida, including Jacksonville, Palatka,
Ocaia, the Oclawaha River. Miami.
Palm Beach. st. Augustine, etc. A very
delightful feature OF these excursions 10 q
visit to Nassau. In the Bahama Islands,
the short sea voyage from Miami being
made on the elegant new twin-screw
steamer Of the Florida. Bahamas line. A
handsome descriptive circular, illustrated,
will be mailed to any address by Ray.
mond s. Whitcomb, 296 Washington
street. opposite School street. Boston
These parties will make four days visit
In Asheville. N. O.. on the outward strip,
and Washington IL to be seen on the re-
turn journey. The February party
visits both the east and west coasts of
Florida. including Tampa, Belisair and
Key West. but omits the trip to Nassau
and one section Of the February 90 party
visits New Orleans ut the time of the
Mardi Gras celebration.
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NEW YEARS GARD PARTY.

Mrs. Richard Buchanan gave New
Years party to the whist 1club Of viii,
she Is a member. Monday evening at her
home on A street. Cards were joyed
until lats hour when Bohemian lun,
was served. Much musemsnt was caused
By the novel way of awarding the prizes.
The first some rare china was given to
the lady holding the lowest score and the
second prize 20 the one having the
ti-h..t tine musical programme was
70 members Of the club.
Il "a delightful evening indoors.
Mrs. Buchanan IL . royal entertainer and
a charming hostess and many more such
evenings are looked forward to duriss
the coming year. She win entertain the
Bassbios club Wednesday sysnina.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-03
WOODFORDS.

Al. John B. Mariner, Prospect street
the Maine Central railroad gate tender
at the Spring street crossing, who was
taken suddenly Ill on Monday Ii under
the DOCTORS care. The doctor reports that
Mr.. Mariner has had a narrow escape
from contracting pneumonia. The prin-
opal trouble seems to be with his stom-
aoh and not the heart as at fret thought.
Assistant City Engineer Harbour has
been at work recently on Forest avenue.
commencing at the foot of Green street
to re-defips the street lines, for the pur-
pose of REMEMBERING the houses aud lots
on the avenue. As soon as Forest ave-
nue. has been remembered, other streets
that have been combined win be pre-
pared for REMEMBERING.
The W. W. W. club Of weodiords win
meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock 81 River
ton casino. The afternoon viii be dsves-
ed to whist and q luncheon will aiso b
enjoyed.
Rocky Hin lodge X. Of p, wiz hold
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MORRILLS.

Mr.. W. 7. Z. jackson has been unani-
uousiy chosen by the board Of officers Of
the Sunday school at Deering Centre to
take the place Of Mr.. A. N. Austin. re-
signed. There Ii some talk Of holding
evening meetings In connection with
the school.
Three GLASSES Of the Dser,ng Centre
grammar school are to be transferred %
the High school building.
An electric car yesterday left the iron
Monday and before u could be brought
to stop ploughed quits distance
through the snow into Mrs.. Bouoher's
yard, facing Forest and Allen avenues.
The winter term Of school 1t West
brook Seminary commenced yesterday
with q large attendance. The faculty
remains the same at last term, and the
prospects OF the future Of the school are
bright. Soms sig or seven new pupils
have entered the school this term. Con-
siderable interest 10 being taken by the
young men students In the matter Of the
proposed erection Of , gymnasium that
will be modern and inset the requir O.
msnts Of the school. The trustees Of the
school are now at work sndsav oring to
sscurs plans and estimates for the srec-
ton OF such building which will prob
ably bs ereotsd early in the spring.
The farewell reception to Rev. :. N.
Davies Of the Free church will take place
Friday evening.
The pastor Of All Souls church will
give . supper 10 the men Of the church
Thursday evening. All men who are In
any way Interested 10 this church are
invited. Supper at prompt
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the regular meeting On Thursday evening
Of this week, when The third rank win b
eonfssrsd. Jhs effiosrs are 10 be In
stalled Thursday evening, Jsnuary IL
The annual meeting Of the woedfords
Univsrsaiist Sunday school ana election
Of officers. 10 70 be held this evening ct
I 90 O'Clock 81 the homo Of Mr.. J. II.
Files. Woodford street.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.
SOME POPULAR CITIZENS.

Speaking Of popular citizens Of our
pretty city reminds rs that Hon. Melville
b. Fuller Of n. B. Fuller 81 Son, ut
Lieonis, one OF the stsunohsst and most
respected men Of our acquaintance. Mr..
Fuller Is in the grocery business with
his son. Mr.. Charles Fuller, and both Of
the genial gentlemen are In q position
where they count their friends among the
upright. and we'll known men Of the state.
There 10 Mr.. George W. Cash Of Cash g
Corner. another influential Citizen, Whose
word is always to be relied on. Within
u short distance Of Mr.. Cash's store IL
the wsli.kept stors of Cash Bros. A. j.
and A. p. Cash. who successfully carry
ON the business left by their lats father,
A. J. Cash. Then At Knishtvills our
genial friend. J. A. s. Dyer weighs out
words that have gained for him hosts Of
friends.
Msssrs. Howard E. Dyer and Charles
II. Jose at Tho Corner are we'll known
In town affairs and always ready to dis
cus3 politics with clear understanding
Of the case. DIR. Loring s. Lombard Of
Plea sAntdals is q most enthusiastio skater
and polo expert. The doctor 10 AWAY 8
ready for sport In any form. putting into
1t the same vim and earnestness which
ohAsactsrize his interest In his extensive
practice. Mr.. w. y. Robb, the genial
proprietor Of the Chase House, who re-
Gently purchased the Thompson property
on Evans street, 10 very quietly but
steadily slipping into the lives of the
"Dspot" people, and has gained for him
self and his most charming wife. the
liking of all We are looking forward
with pleasant expectation to the time
when they shall take up their abode
among MS. Mr.. Thomas b. haskell Is
one Of our wsll-known residents who has
always been very prominent In our Affairs
of government Mr.. Haskell has . most
pleasant home on Lincoln street, and he
and his estimabis wife and niece, are
gracious dispensers OF hospitality.
CAPT. JEwETT ARRIVED ALL
RIGHT.
Captain Link Jswett. the skiliful
mariner, weathsred the hard gale of our
coast Monday night and brought the
schooner Charles p. hoffman safe into
port yesterday afternoon. He had on
board our fellow townsman, Charles II.
Hartford. who has been on . SEQ trip for
the benefit Of his health.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Letters are advertised at the south Port
land post offios for the following; Mary
A. Owens. Charles h. Brown, Minnie p.
Woodward, George Hooper, b. Y. Chand-
Ter, James x. Born g. Co., Mr.. J. Mccoy,
Miss r. A. Swifs.
A NEW SEWING CIRCLE.
A sewing circle made mp Of several
young ladies who are adopts In the uss Of
the nesdls has just been formed and its
first meeting will be held this afternoon
81 she home Of Mrs. Ernest u. Elliott Of
Bean street.
UNIvERsALIsTs TO FINISH
CHAPEL.
The members Of the Uniyersalist parish
Will meet with the building semmittss
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NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on two rs cent bot
ties or boxes of Bakers Mandrake Bit
tiers, if it fails to cure constipation, bill
iousness, sick headache, jaundioe, loss of
appetite, sour stomach, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, or any of the diseases for
which it is recommended. 1t is highly
recommended as tonic and blood puri-
fer. Sold liquid in bottles, and tablets
In boxes. Price % cents for either. One
package of either guaranteed to give sat
isfaction or money refunded.
G. H. GUPPY & CO.,
Monument So, Portland, Me.
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the u Po aa & s osasAsSurs railway with Be
held at the ONCE OF the Mayor Of the CITY OF
Portland on Tuesday. the sixteenth day Of
January, 1900, Ut ten O'clock in the forenoon, 20
transact any other busnsssi that may legally
come before the mee smGS w pASA C...
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LIvERMORE.

Turper, Jan. 1.-The winter term OF
Lesvitt Institute, commences Jan. 2.
Wilson Post, q. A. r., will have a
public Installation of officers, Jan. ~.
The officers elect of Turner Grange,
will be Installed Jan. 9th, by State Mas
ter Gardner
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Reward.

THE Portland Hleetylc Light Company will
pay 9f00 TO any one who will furnish evi-
dence That will convict any person OF tampcr-
ing with their lines. lamps or machinery.
PORTLAND RLkcTRIQ LIGHT COMPANY
Aso. w. Blown. PresidAa1
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AoeSAJ ACSCoFs w RLOtCCb PLloOE
ers. They shouId bring provisions
Foar murderers just caught at Jar.
ratt's Depot. have them nndel
guard on their way to jail. Crowd in.
oreasjng.
"w. SAMUEL eooDwyN, Judge
GET READY TO hovz.
Governor Tyler had left his Office and
gone to the Blues Armory, whore ey-
erything was in readiness. Fifty. eight
out of six ty. one men were pre- sent and
1000 certIidge were served out. The
Com nisRAry Department. had provided
one full dsy's rations, and everything
was pre- pared for the start to be made,
hut the delay was caused by the alb
sence of any telegram from the Sheriff
In response TO the one above quoted.
Governor Tyler left the Blues Arm
ory for the Union Depot, in order to be
in touch with his offiee and the tele-
graph companies.
This kalsrming telegram was next
received.
Emporia-2:06 P. NJ.
Mob is made up TO lynch prisoners
te-night. / have twenty five guards
around Jail until troops arrive.
w. SAMUEL GOODWIN, Judge.
WERE QUICK TO MOVE.
Then came the concurrence Of the
Sheriff ia the actions OF Judge Good
Wyn. and a. soon az this was received
. messenger was dispstched TO notify
the Blues that they were to start.
Within ten minutes the company came
down the street ut quick march, fol-
lowed by an immense crowd. The
work Of EN- barkaiion was soon aceom-
plished, and at 2:46 the train pulled
sat of the city, eheered loudly by the
gathered multitudes.
The train ran straight through to
Emporia, arriving at 4:l5, sfsct that
was duly reported by Major Cutehins.
Then followed o protest from Judge
GOODWIN against the iRadequacy of
the numbers sent from Richmond, and
announcing that 500 men stood pre-
pared to ~ nch the prisoner.
CALL FOE ANOTHER COMPANY.
Eat $40 O'Clock Judge Goodwin tels-
grsphed: at 10 important that more
txoops should be sent"
Governor Tyler therefore queried
Major Cutchins 50 to how many more
sroops woud be needed, to which he
,reseivei the following answer: A
"Sksrin wishes more troops. Up
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vH-RIcHMoND, BYRD STREET STATION
300 A. M, Datly-Richmonda and Norfolk Yes
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IL ;2o A III Stops only at Peters burg,
Waverly and Suffolk Second class
tickets not accepted on this train
D :0e A. NJ, Daily. THE Chicago Express" for
LynchbuEE, Roanoke. Columbus
and Chicago. PullmsH Sleeper Roar
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Knoxville, and ChAttaR eoga Pull
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800 p. NJ, Daily, for Lynch burg and Roanoke
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Pullman Sleepors Lynchburg to
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The need for troops appeared 80
grow more imperative, as this tsle-
gram shows:
"EmporiA. 23-1:s7 P. NJ
Governor Tyler, Richmond, Va:
"Telegrams. received. Troops are
absolutely necessary to protect prison.
ers. They shcuId bring provisions.
Four murderers just caught at Jar
ratt's Depot. ! have them under
guard on their way to jail. Crowd in.
ereasing.
"w. SAMUEL GooDwYN, Judge
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Gov. j. Hoge Tyler, Richmond. Va:
Agitation subsidized. DON'T want any
more troops. SOL. CUTCdINS Mai.
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Governor Tyler replied:
March Esd.
Captain o. @. Vaughan. Franklin, Va
II have company here in readinesy.
Not necessary To hold jour company.
81. HOGE TYLER, Governor. :"
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Major Cutchins, Emporis, Va:
hestwood's Company is ready. but
Judge. Goodwyn wires not needed.
Does sheriff still want them?
J n. TYLER,
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EvIDRECx OF PURIFIER TROUBLE.
At / go o'clock shis morning Govern
or Tyler received the third call for
troops. The resppesrsnce lof trouble
OF serious nature brought this re-
quest from Major Cutchins:
Emporia, Va, March "a, 1900.
Gov. J. Hoge Tyler, Richmond, Va:
Again under orders. Troublc brew
ing. II you can send company ct once,
do so.
SOL. CUrCHINS. Major.
Governor Tyler replied ct once as
follows:
Major Sol. Cutchins, Emporia, Va:
Company dispersed, and cannot be
gotten together for several hours,
Would il be too late to start from here
by daylight? Answer.
J.HOGE TYLER, Governor.
ANOTHER COMPANY TO BIZ SENT.
Major Cutchius autographed the Gov
srnor at 2 A. M: ''Send company q.
0Ece"
The Governor replied promptly ::
"Will get troops together as soon "a
possible. Keep me constantly in
IOTmeQ.
When the first telegram from Major
Cutchins, afser midnight, was deliver
ed ct the Mansion about 80, the Gov
ernor and family were all asleep. The
telegram received at lilo had reas-
sured his excellency, who thought all
danger for the night over. This mes
sage read: Twenty five deputies
SWORD in and troops relieved from du-
~ Railroad offices closed. Can you
arrange for transportation ?'
Upon receipt of the 2 o'clock mes-
sage the Governor hurried messengers
to Captain Chestwood and Captain
Barrow. Oh che Ad5utant- Generals Of
nee, aEj directed that Company A of
the Blues be assembled as quickly "a
possible. At 8 o'clock the men are be-
ing assembled. and arrangements are
being made to get the company to En-.
poria with all possible haste.
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tain Chsstwood's Company, NV battal-
ion, or the franklin Company might
be sent.
"soL. CUTCHiNS. Major"
Upon receipt of this message, the
Executive at once issued 40 or
der directing Captain Chestwood, of A
Company, Blues Battalion, to assem-
Ole his men ~ the Al mory and await
get away on she expedition, and when,
ut 1o:l6, the Governors private seere-
tsry, Mr.. Ben P. Owen. appeared TO
notify the commanding officer to dis
perse the company, the men were dis
appointed. Captain Cheatwopd was
away. in conference with the adjutans-
general. The notice to disperse the
men was made verbally to Lieut.. Kline
who had been served with the notice
TO sssembls while witnessing the per-
formaBce at the Bijou. Lieutenant
HsSen was also among the first TO
reach the Armorq.
wars NOT NEEDED.
The couniermsnding OF the order for
the company 10 assemble Was decided
upon after the Governor had received
second telegram from Judge Good
Nyu, Saying tuhb tue Gr ops W0uJQ not
be needed, and that those on the
ground might az well be ord Tered to re-
turn. Citizens would guard the pris
oper and the Jail.
The Governor took Occasion to COM
plimeDt the troops very highly for the
promp ness in responding TO his call
and instructed his private secretary TO
express his appreciation when he went
TO disbsnd them His order for the
assembling or company A was issued
~ S:l5, and 40 miautes later the men
were answering roll-call. 1t was q
very ereditable piece of work, and was
greatly appreciated by the authorities,
WHY TEBY WENT NOT.
The correspondence that led to the
revocation of the order is a. follows:
s:1o P. NJ.
Governor Tyler, Richmond, vs.:
Do n0t SEND more troope. No more
needed. w. SAMUEL GOODWIN.
Major Cutchins, Emporis, Va:
Chestwood's Company is ready. but
Judge Goodwin wires not needed.
Does sheriff still want them?
J ii. TYLER,
Gov. ]. Hoge Tyler, Richmond. Va:
Agitation subsidized. Don't want any
more troops. SOL. CUTCdIN5, Maj.
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This startling telegram came later:
"Emporia-12:5 P. M.
"I am informed that IL troops are
sent here my life il threatened.
"W. SAMUEL GOODWIN, Judge. /"
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TROUBLE In
GREENSVILLB,
CONTINUED from Srd Page J

Continued from Bird Page)
and the line was cleared right through
from Richmond to Emporis TO give the
troop train . clean run. Ii was at frat
proposed to place Captain Deushtrey,
81 Company b. in com msnd, but Ne jor
CutehiDs signifled his readiness and
willingDe o. TO 60 with his mex and
the order was changed accordingly.
pANezR OF LYSoHMe.
While these arrangements were 60
ing forward here the following teIe-
grams were received:
"Emporis, IL A. M.
Governor Tyler, Richmond, Va:
have prisoner in Jail here who
assisted In killing two OF our citizens
sttIdey, and was forced TO secrete
him in the woods last night. Mob en-
tered Jail in order to lynch him. II
prisoner should n main here overnight
without troops to pr otect him, think
he viii be lynchsd.
W. SAMUEL GooDwYN, Judge"
Then came this one:
"Emporis-11: 23 A. N.
Governor Tyler, Richmond:
Have prisoner in Jail Mob of 500
people TO ~ nch him. Send troops ut
epce. II not, prisoner will be lynched.
We are doing all We can to protect
him. IL can. send by special trair.
". SAMUEL GOODWIN, Judge"
This message shows Judge Good.
wyn's alarm:
"Emporis-l1:29 A. N.
GoverDor Tyler, Richmond:
Prisoner now In Jail here. Nothing
but company of troops will save him
from being )ypched. Five hundred
people around Jail. Send troops at
CAPITA Vaughan, Of Franklin, to be
IN readiness. Impossible to move him
from Jail.
". SAMUEL GOODWIN, Judge"
SHERIFF uNIIEs IN RI oUIsr.
The question arose at this point
whether troops could be sent at the
request of the Judge, and as room IS il
was decided that only the Sheriff or
the Mayor have the right to make = re-
Quest for trot ps Governor Tyler teie-
grsphed as follows:
SHERIFF GreenesvilIe county, Emporia,
Va:
DO 7 unde-stsnd that you unite in
The i,qutsI at the Judge for troops
Answer at once. 81. BOGE TYLER,
Governor"
Judge Goodwyn called upon the
Franklin company in his uneanness,
70 this dispatch shows:
Franklin, March 2e-I2:45 p. n.
Governor J. Hoge tyler. Command
er-in-Chief, Richmond. Va:
Am in receipt OF following from
Judge W. Samuel Goodwin, Emporis:
Have your company in readiness to
come to Emporia on frat train. The
Governor will wire you. LynchinR
party.
Not in accordance with section ses.
Advise. CECIL c. VAUGHAN, JR.,
Captain Company 1, Infsnlry."
Governor Tyler replied:
March Esd.
Captain O. @. Vaughan, Franklin, Va.
II have company here in readiness.
Not necessary to hold Jour company.
81. HOGE TYLER, Governor"
Governor Tyler asked to be kept no.
titled of developments at Emporia in
the following:
Rich mond, Va. March %, 1900.
Judge w. Samuel GOODWIN, Empo.
ria, Va:
Keep me regularly informed as to
situation. / suppose it will be best TO
have troops bring prisoner away, Do
you think they an be moved this ev-
eniDg Answer.
~. HOGE TYLER, Governor.
This startling telegram came later:
"Emporia-12:5 P. M.
"I am informed that If troops are
sent here INV life in threatened