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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-28
AROUND qHE WORLD.
Wv His Heart Leads Him 20
n1nLla Who're She Awaits.

..' Finest collections of around
'' Kodak pictures ls IN the pos
~ '. D. 6. Hodehaver. commlssary's
"''rl tho transport Thomas. Some
" O'' hundred snapshots are IN
.o he lot. all taken by che young
himself
'.ns hastily through the collec.
.ufts from the Statue OF LIB
WOW York harbor. sets a. Wow
Hook, skips several thousand
Pho Strait % Gibraltar, sees tho
n "a. giidcs through the Mcdt.
e.a, viewing sometimes "a beau
and then Eetung an occa-
Ipso % the coast OF Africa.
De- pissed and the Suoz canal.
Interesting scenes are repro
pr ihc shores Of the canal The
.'o one 90 bombay. CeylOn
calcutta, Manila. Shanghai.
1nd "a hundred other places.
'r. not satisfied with havins
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Aoreu Treated LsnientIv.

49, Abreu, who got into several d,r
a,reht Kinds OF trouble on Tuesday ana
mos arrested twice on different cha arg.
vas treated very leniently by Judge vii
o ~. Yesterday. lie was very repentant
vas Aoreu, when he faced the Judgs
e mn IN consideration Of his previous good
oe .u. His Honor simply inflicted n
a,nd 49,, 80 anu costs In the assault case
sn none pressed the case OF larceny. as
Aoreu pleaded that he had had no ioten-
eon or stealing the dog. for the theft OF
"nlch he FIRST fell into the tolls
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AT the orpheum.

Last evening was the closins 49,
, .Sr'nance OF The Girl from PARIS a.
me Orpheum. Tonight the company will
appear In Audran's three-act comic opera
OnNette' This is a very pleasing bin
o1u contains vast amount OF pure com
10y SET 70 bright and catchy music.
scu's are now on sale for the big produc-
ton OF SOusa's "El Captain" which boIds
the boards Monday. July 2. and tboes
wishing choice seats would do well To
order now. Remember the new scale of
prices.
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UNNECESSARY LOSS OF TIME.

Mr.. w. s. whedon. cashier OF the
First National Bank of Winterset.
Iowa, In a recent letter gives some ex-
perience with n carpenter i'm his EN-
pioy that will be OF value TO other me
ohanics. lie says: 81 had n carpenter
yorkng for me who was obliged To stop
work for several days on account OF be-
ng troubled with diarrhOea. men
toned TO him that I had been similarly
roubled. ana that Chamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy had
ured me. II bought bottle OF 10 from
he druggist here. and Informed me that
one ,se cured him. and he Is again at
work For sale b. Benson, Smith q
CO. Ltd. wholesale agents.
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New bill ut the orpheum tonight.
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AN EMANCIPATED SLAVE.

Another distinguished colored Congress
man is brought 70 mind. Ike HARRISON,
he was a slave emancipated by Lincoln
lie was found in Natchez when captured
by the Union troops. After attending
evening schools and acquiring n fair ed
ucatiou. he was elected to the Forty
third Congress and reelected 10 the For
ty-fourth. This gentleman was John II.
Lynch. OF Mississippi. temporary chair
man Of the Republican National Con-
vention that nominated James G.. Blaine
in 1854. Senator Sabin. of Minnesota,
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80

Look here" exclaimed the angry
man, as he rushed into the real estate
office; that ,ot l bought from you res
terday is thirty feet under wilt.r.'
Pardon my oversight" apologized the
gentlemanly agent: I'VE give a diving
suit with each lot. will send yours
to you to-day. Baltimore American.
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80. vy gone around the world tw,ce a.
ria1r u"u Tor Manila. The reason is
- beautiful. She awaits b,n, a. nt s-she
seSt 70 his heart he carries her nic,, ,s'
49,, q look OF auburn hair. Every trans-
rO'l mas It's romance. The Thomas ba~
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NELL TONIGHT
AS LORD CHUMLEY

There have been many plays founded
upon the idea of an apparently dawdline
Incompetent, who, under the stress Of
circumstances. suddenly becomes a strong
moving force. with ability to act quickl
and effectively. but. even though Lore
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
CAsCO ATHLETIC CLUB.

The second grand event at the clubs
rooms will take place Friday, February
end. The opening bout will be four
round bout between Jimmy Connors and
Eddie Joyce, two very clever boxers, fol-
lowed by an eight round preliminary be-
tween Harry Paige and Pocahontas.
Paige appeared in this city about year
ago In bout with Jack Frazier and
made q very favorable impression. Both
are very fast boxers. The principal bout
Of twelve rounds between Prof. Joe Rob-
inson and John (rhwin Sullivan, will
be one Of the hnssts exhibitions ever seem
In this city. They ara both fast boxers.
Robi nson has got o decision twice from
A ndy Watson, who appeared at the clubs
first Q Exhibition. Sullivan 10 r'sinG
young boxer whom experts predict 10 q
coming champion. Music will be fur
niehed BY Nickerson and johnson.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
WILL BUILD THIS sPRING.
North Deering CongregationalistsT To
Begin ON Their New Church.

A special meeting Of the North Dsering
Congregational psrish was held on Tues
day evening to hear reports Of the build
ing committee. The committee reported
that matters were very favorable for the
commencement OF the church editce this
spring. Mrs. Mary A. Taylor. new
resident IN the community has kindly
donated all the sand that will be needed
for the filing, plastsring, etc. This do
nation in cash Is worth several hundred
dollars TO the society. Rocks are being
hauled and the committee have purchased
the lumter with which to build. The
building committee was delegated to
superintsnd the solicitation OF funds for
the erection OF the new church.
The plans for the new church are being
drawn by Mr.. Myron L. Moore OF Deer
ing Center, the we'll known contractor
and architect. The parish has a fund OF
sl1oo and as yet no outside subscriptions
have been asked for. Later In the season
some active work will bs done In the way
Of securing additional funds.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Deputy Grand Chancellor John Q. Sher-
man and suits will install the officers OF
Brsmhan lodge, No. 8, K. Of p. at Cas-
tie hall at the stated convention, this eve
ming Mt 8 o'clock. Caterer SWEET VIII
serve one Of his petit lunches after the In
stallation.
The Crockett club will meet with Mrs.
Palmer on Saturday next, January ~.
The Chamber Music Trio Of this city,
assisted By DR.. Nickerson, win give q
recital In Thomaston. February 7th.
Next Saturday Is the regular pay day
for the school teachers, but IL has been
arranged to gay the teachers on Friday.
The store Of SARGENT, Lord & Co., 10
and Ia Commercial wharf, was.forcibiy
entered durias Thursday night. Tbs
burglars secured five boxes Of tobacco.
two boxes of cigars, two pairs Of rubber
boots, several books containing ship ac-
counts and between two and three dollars
In money. Entrance was effected by
forcing door.
DIR. Smith Baker will lecture on tie
International Sunday School Lesson this
evening at 7.45 in Association hall. sub
jsct: "Tbe Baptism and Temptation Of
Jesus"
The Samaritan association win meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Billings, corner
of Frankln and Cumberland streets
Beacon Commandsry, No. 9s, Knights
of Maits, will confer the Red Cross degree
on four companions at their council
oh a,nbar No 81 Erchpnpe strsst Ihurs-
day evening, Clam supper after work.
Maj. S.W. Tbaxter will read paper on
Banks's campaign in the vally In 1852.
at the meeting Of Bosw o7th Post, Friday
evening, January .6ih.
J. l.. Watson has Issued some handy
Ere alarm cards which In addition 60
giving all the latest boxes, gives the
changes In street names which have been
made since Dseriag was annexed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
HARBOR NOTES.
Items ofIntcrest Picked Up Along the
Water Front.

Two big four-masted sohooners arrived
at this port yesterday. Thoy we're the
Frank A. Palmer and Frank L. Stin-
son, and both brought cargoes Of ocaI.
The Horatio Hall arrived from New
York In the afternoon.
In the morning the rsyenus cutter
Woodbury. sailed for short cruise along
the coast.
There IL decided lull In the Allan
steamship business at this port Just now.
the mex. Allan steamship not being sx-
pected until the latter part Of next week.
The lull ls accounted for by the with
drawal Of the Laurent ian, which has be en-
chartered by the English government
for the conveyance Of the second Canadi.
an contingent to South Africa.
Ths steamer Cum bsrland Of tho Inter
national company arrived in the barber
In tho morning. This concluded her
last trip for the winter season between
St John, Boston and Portland. She
will be laid up ut one Of the Interna-
tional whsrv.s with the State of Maine OF
the same line. This will leave the st.
Croix as the only steamer Of the Interna-
tional oom paDy in service during the re-
mainder Of the winter season.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
Aldermen Vote Six to Three on
Question.
Decision Reached at
Special Meeting.
Requests For More Light Poles
Granted.

A special meeting Of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen was held yesterday
afternoon to consider another petition Of
the Portland Elsotric Light compsny
and also to take action regarding thu
petition OF the DirIgo Telsphons compa-
ny.
The petition Of the Portland Electric
Light company for this erection OF poles
in certain sections Of the city which bad
teen asked for at previous meeting,
was first considered.
the city electrician knsw all about the
location of the proposed poles. MIR. Neal
explained in each case what kind OF
lights were intended for these poles.
The order that prsmission be granted
to erect these poles and lay wires, was
then read and passed, the limitation OF
the time being March 1,t.
Before considering the telephone ques-
tion a recess was taken for the accommo-
dation Of Alderman Dow, Tho was IN
able to be present at the first part OF the
meeting, and who desired that the board
wait o few minutes until he should APP
pear. He showed up In due time AM
then the board settled down to business.
Alderman Smith said that II there was
no further testimony in the matter, he
moved that the hearing be closed. This
was voted and then Alderman smith at
once moved and the motion was seconded
ty Alderman Lamson that the petitioners
be given leave to withdraw. This brought
Alderman Merrill to his feet who stated
that ne had been sssn by a representa-
tive Of tho new company who had sx-
plained its benefits. The alderman from
Four said that he should vote against
the new company as he did not be-
lieve the city needed another company.
\ A vote was then taken which shn-a"
tbat Alde--.-a- - =, --o~i' - anu hlye
-. against the petition being with
/ drawn.
A petition OF the Portland Electric
Light company to erect two poles on
Hanover street. was read and hearing
fixed for February 9th.
| Another petition from the same COM
pany asked for the erection Of poles
on Beacon street. The hearing on this
petition was also fixed for February 9th.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
THE CONGREGATIONALISTS.
Meeting of Cumberland County Con-
ferancc.

The 1isrd annual meeting Of the Cum
beriand conference of Congregational
churches was held with tho wiiliston
church Of this city yesterday. There was
a good attendance, nearly oil OF the
oh urchss being represented.
After the devotional ssrvics and prelim-
rary organization the sacrament Of the
Lords supper was conducted by Rev. A.
II, Wright and Rev L. III. Daveis.
The question, "How Can Christians
Help One Another In the Spiritual Lifer
was opened by Rev. Q. u. Cram anu 49,
followed by discussion. Thsfe was
social noon hour and d,~-sr was serVea
to the visito-"'
r.e afternoon exercises were very In
teresting. A devotional service was led
by Rev. Il. \. Smythe and then followed
one minuts reports from the churches.
The question, "What Can the Conarsgs.
tionai Churches of the Gum berland Con-
ference DO for Christ Comparatively Mor'
Than Can Be Done Separately" was
opened by Rev. Francis Sousnworth and
discussed by Deacon ]. Il. Warren snt
others.
A conservation service was conducted
by Rev. W. q. Mann and the council
then met and examined Mr.. A. II. Axtel
as q candidate for ordination In to the
gospel ministry.
At the conclusion OF the afternoons ex
ercisss ooilat ion was served.
In the evening the ordination OF Mr..
Axteil took place, the ceremonies being
most impressive.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
RAILROAD MEETING OVER.

The summer tourist rate meeting came
to n close yetterdsy after a most interest
ing session of two hours. The report
which the rate clerks drew mp at Tues
days session was presented and adopted
by the general meeting. There were
nearly rs distinguished railroad men
present.
Warren J. Lynch of the Big Four was
elected chairman and George q. Wells
elected permanent secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
LIGHTsnIP CONTRACTED FOR.

Senator Frye tsll3 Washington CORE
spondent of the Lewiston Journsl that
he has BEEN pressing before the Treasury
Department. the case OF Portland citizens
who are anxious TO have llghtship
built for their harbor and that he has
bean informed by the secretary of tie
lighthouse beard that the contract has
already been 1T and that the work will
be proceeded with as rapidly as pofsitle.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
SCHOOL OF DRAWING.
under ths Auspices efthe Portland So
ssssy fArs, AIssr v. Carrier Inssr-s-

We are glad 10 all the attsutiou Of
our readers to the Advertisement In an
ether column. giving Information about
the School Of Drawing and Painting that
10 airsauy organized, and 10 to begin work
Monday morning, January 2pth, ct nine
cello ck, In the Society Of Arts rooms
on Congress street lover Owen q
Moores's.) At one Of the recent meet
inas Of this society there was en- earnest
discussion on the advIslbility Of keeping
alive and increasing the interest," In the
study Of art In Portland, under tbs
societ,'s auspices. Hence the orRaniza-
ton Of this school which 10 now to become
ono Of the perm anent inttitutions of the
city. No one Is tettxs equipped to i'm
part thorough and correos instruotion
than Mr.. Currier, and those studying
with him may be assured that they ars
learning the bsst methods.
Mr.. Currier 10 IN artist whose r,puta-
ton Il established. He has taken two
scholarships at tho MUSEUM Of Fine
Arts In Boston, % well as two prizes In
figure com sstien and In Ornamental
dssign In Paris. Ne was the first at 1dent
either American or European In the
studio Of benjamin. Constant. After
studying iassr with Careius Duran. Mr..
Gutrler had two oil paintings and two
wat r-eoliers exhibited In the Paris Salon
The last four years he has been Instruc-
tor 10 Art In Bowdoin college. Hence
one can Judge net only Of Mr.. Curriers'
excellent opportunities In ait, but also
Of his experience az q painstaking and
most con scientious instructor.
Lovers Of art In Portland will welcome
this opportunity OF systematic and thor
ough study.
Mr.. Curr.sr win gladly give any In.
formation conosrning this school to oil
who may desire to avail themselves Of
this chance, for work In drawing or
painting from models or the more ele.
men tary portion of art ftudy.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
Personal.

Captain Ansei l.. Dyer of Dorchester,
Mars, Is visiting the city.
Archbishop Brt ciessi, D.. of Montre-
nj. and Bishop Harkins OF -
:, rsUsb~ '2,-h q heaiy ae 'ne
Episcopal mansion.
IT. Patrick ronnslly, for some time
past connected with The Columbian, has
gone to Fargo, North Dakota. where he
Is promised place on one OF the local
newspapers
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
NEW PLANT PROBABLE.

lhe Board Of Mayor and Aldermen yes
setday afternoon a representatives OF
the Dhiyo Telephone company stated
that the company would probably begin
work at once installing plant In
Wards and 0. The Dirigo Telephone
company bad rights granted last year by
the city of Deering and these rights do
no expire until February 18Th.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
ANOTHER BODY FOUND.

Certain people were somewhat excited
on Tuesday afternoon by the story that
portions of a female body had beeE found
buried In the debris scstt srsd along Back
Bay. The matter was Investigated and the
authorities became satisfied that the body
Was ons that had been disseoted BY
medical students.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
PRINTERS, MEETING.

On Sunday, February 4. the printers Of
this city will hold meeting TO which all
printers are invited. whether members
OF the union or not. Me. Henry McMa.
hon Of Boston, the district organizer,
will be present and address the meeting
on matters and things of interest to all
printers. Those who heard MIR. MsMa-
hon at the annual banquet know that he
10 fluent speaker and 1t will repay all
printers to attend this meeting.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
A NOLINEUx JUROR ILL.

New York, January s4-The trial Of
Roland B. Molireux wns adjourned
today ct the beginning Of the session on
account OF the illness OF Mannheim Brown,
the tsnth juror.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
A NEW CORPORATION.

At the registry Of deeds certificate ha,
been received of the organization of the
Indian River Gold Mining company, to
mine and deal in various sorts Of motal.
Capitalized at 81. 100000. Certificate ap.
proved January 20.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
BOWLING.

At Pines alleys the Msssoits won all
four games from the Quakers. The score;
Massoits-Shaw, $3.50; Sub, 1866; Peter
son, 247; Roberts, 1893. Total, 1885.
QTakers-- RollInsen, 800; Mortenson,
32?; Oliver, 1877; Hooper, 325. Total. 1891.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
NOT BUILT ON FAITH.
Why Use Any Other Cures But
Those You Can Analyze9
READ THE TESTIMONY:

Mr.. wain's emphatic testimony for
the Sovereign Rheumatism Cure:
Sovereign Remedy Co..
Gentlemen, - Have suffered from SCI
atica all last pinfsr- could not tcork
tried doctors aud medicines tctthouf drdiI.
Last tceek 1 heard Of the wonderful Sore,
reign Rae,rrafis,a Remedy. called dng
obfdined sample bottle, used % accord.
;no 10 directions, and ami THANKFUL TO say
I am a cared man all pains hare ceased,
and I cannot s,tcicisatiy Thank you. 4
called on my doctor. aud told htns ,ods
cured, and he sdid hs "nerer expected TO
see me a reH man again"
Shall be pleased TO SATISFY any s'iDerers
from Rheurdtism Of the value Of pour
wonderful Sovereign Rheumatism hens-
edy. Yours trutv,, ,
1o7 ". Poppieton St., Baltimore, Md.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25

.
~ Of the year when
rough wind and
bitter cold play havoc with
hands and lips, there's
much safety from suffer-
ing and a deal of com.
fort in having a bottle of
Dictmann's Camphor Ice
in the house.
This great Lotion,
which has only to be once
tried to be always used
thereafter, is quite I'M
like all the other skin
preparations that you
know OF, is cleaner, less
likely to disagree with a
tender, sensitive skin, is
perfectly transparent, has
none OF that unpleasant
sickness characteristic
of other kinds and has a
much more agreeable
odor. One or two ap-
plications will overcome
the most persistent case
of chapped hands, cracked
lips or roughened skin,
and it instantly soothes
and allays irritation. Dict.
mann's Camphor Ice is
made from a formula dis
covered by an old French
specialist, and OF the pur-
est ingredients possible to
procure. 1t is highly
recommended by nurses
and hospital surgeons by
whom is is largely used.
Price csc a bottle at
our Toilet Goods counter,
Today in this depart
ment we will hold a
special sale of Mediter-
ranean Sponges and
selected Chamois Skins.
Twenty lots at prices
that should induce you
to lay in a years supply.
OWEN, MOORE & co.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
THE PRESS.
NEW ADvEnTIsEmESrs TODAY.

Oren Hooper Sons.
= n. Libnv.
Geo &. shaw q Co.
John X. Greene 3 Co.
Owen. Moore & Co.
Rines Bros. Co.
W. l.. card.
City OF fortland-2.
X. q. Jones 4 Co.
Or. 4 4. blanchard.
AMUSEMENT.
Jefferson Theatre
AUCTION SALES.
y. o.-BaIley & Co..
FINANCIAL.
Geo +. Alexander & Co.
wilson s. stephens.
New Wants. To let FOR sale. Lost, Found
and similar advertisements Will be iound unoef
heir appropriate heads on page
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-24

Avery that the following resolution be accept
ed and adopted, which motion prevailed Yeas,
Aid Morse, Barker, Avery. Jersey, Curtis,
Fisher-o. Nays, none.
Bedding, Mich, May is, 1900.
Resolved, That the City Clerk be authorized
10 advertise tor sealed bids for constructing
street across the outlet OF the pond known as
Cannon Pond. said bids TO be In accordance
with the specifications now on hle In the ONCE
of the City Clerk, and TO be filed with said
clerk before 80 y. m, June LIST, lSOO, each bid
to be accompanied by bond TO the amount OF
terms and specifications and subject To the APP.
prevail OF the Common Council; the Common
Council reserving the right TO reject any and
all bids.
Moved by Aid. Jersey, seconded by Aid.
Avery that Ill on the Bridge at east Main
street be referred TO the Street COMMITTEES
which motion prevailed. Yeas, Aid. Morse
Barker, Avery, Jersey, Curtis, Fisher6 Nays
none.
Moved by Aid. Fisher seconded by Aid
| Barker that the following resolution be &C
cepted and adopted. which motion prevailed
Yeas, Aid Morse, Barker, Avery, Jersey, Cur
| tbs, Fisher6. Nays, none.
| Resolved That the question OF the amount
| OF general tax TO be raised and the apportion
ment OF the same TO the several funds In ac
| cordance with the estimates TO be made be re
| ferred to the Ordinance Committee for tn,
| report thereon AT the special meeting TO b,
called May 31st, 1900
Moved that we do now adjourn until Thurs
day. May slst, 1900 at 1880 o'clock, p. m
GEO. w. MoULToN, City Clerk.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-24
THEY ARE PLEASED.

Bedding, Mich, May 18th, 1900.
This Is to certify that my loan OF
5000 OF the Bedding Building and Loan
Association has been matured and
promptly discharged by the associa-
ton. The privilege OF paying month
ly installment is much more convenient
especially to me than to pay 800 or
more at any one time. | can say this
association was very lenient to me
during the past hard times when ]
needed extra time to meet my regular
payments they cheerfully granted my
request. To all those who need loan
to build a home in Bedding, / can
cheerfully recommend them to the
Belding Building & Loan Association,
OF Bedding. ALLEN L. DEMoREsT.
Springfield, Mass, May IL, 1900.
MR.. A. WAGNER, Sec'y Bedding B. &
l.. Assn.
DEAR SIR:-Your favor of the 18th,
inst, with draft of $500 duly received
for which please accept thanks. | con.
slider the Bedding Building and Loan
Association second to none in the
country. The 4th series being the sec
ond series in which have been inter
ested as a stakeholder, both OF which
have been paid off promptly.
The association is a credit to the
men at the head of it, and we would
have to look long time before finding