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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
Jak sic uczyc
i jak uczyc innych.
Napisai
adolf Dygasi'iska.
Gag dals.y).

funkcjs oddyohania luh krsssnia, ma
parowanis woody, ns jsj .amar.anie I Ia.
jennie. ma rospus.csalnol6 oukru lub
soil kuohsnnej W wodsis, q niero.puss.
csalnoio piasku nj tn swojs d~oniosfe,
neutrality-suspicious. snao.s.
ME. Idsismy bowiem umysiowi dsieo.
ka " pomoo, ro.bud.amy ruoh wyobra.
ten, kt6ry, gdy wystapi, pooisguis IA
soba niebawem process kombinowania,
up~odobnisnia. ro~zr6tniania, iaczsnia,
dsislsnia, odrywania 1 t. d., " xakresis
umyssowyoh nabytk6w. Bs.myslnoic I
apatja wobeo dsisa prsyrody ME .uaj.
dujs wtsdy prsystepu. Trseba PREY.
.nac, ae uwaany ! wyks.taioony psda.
cog o wisle wieoej ME powinien ooze.
kiwac cd lekcyj nauki pogladowsj.
Mnisj sobis juz osnimy .dobycie ma
tsrjaiu, kt6ry tn " nastepstwie bedsie
stanowia pr.ygotowanis I punks wyjioia
Ola odd.islnie prowad.onyoh lskoyj
bsdz asyki, bsdz ohsmji, c.y fsjologji.
A terra. p~r.sdstawlamy tn najwaAniej.
SIC metodycsue prawidta, o~bowis.ujsos
n%auoEyciela i.yki.
Nalsty rozpoo.ynsc cd pogladowego
pr.sdstawienia .jawiska, mp. oiepia,
w.budsansgo pr.e. tarois jednsgo ks-
waika drsswa o drugi. Daisy wykiad
ME polsga ma samyOh op~owiadaniaoh
na%ucsyoisla, lscs nalsty 60 prowad.i6,
ssawiajso uc.niom dobrans ma ten osl
pytanis. Zs Oiepio ~wytwar.a sic row.
MET pr.s. udsr.enis l oiinisnie, tr.eba
to u%dowoduic ~poglsdowo.
Zjawisk MECH nauosycisl nile bisrzs
jakioht wys.ukanyoh, ale p~rssdewssyst.
klein najblizs.s I najc.sioisj sic po.
wtarsaJaos, a dopisro cd nioh ma zmis.
r.ad ku dals.ym l mnisj .nanym.
Me mo4na .anisdbywsc powtarsanis,
q jsili sic okats, Ae uosniowie ME 20.
syskali odpowiednioh wyobraAsh, MALE
ty dsisOIom pom6dz do lob ~wytworse.
MIA droga ponownsj obssrwaoji .jswis,
ka I IA pomocs odpowiednioh objasnish.
Lskoje trssbs tax uzwisxkowa6, ate
by kaada nas,epna, odnoInis do pc.
prssdnisj, ME byia stanowcss nowoscis,
lscz traksowaia sjawisko, " kt6rsm sie
prssjawia d.iaianle tsgo samsgo prawa,
jake w~ystepowsio " sjawisku ro.pa-
trywansm ma lskcji popr.sdniej. Ugru.
powanie ssgo rod.aju, prrsprowadsons
wsr6d .jawisk prsyrody I praw, .srss.
d.ajscych sjawiskami, kojarzy sic "
umysle prsycsynowo, q wisdsa stale sic
uorgsnisowanym nsbytkiem umyslo.
wynn.
Wszns jest | to, stsby uosniowie, o.
cenisjsc dsiasanis dsnsgo prswa, spo.
strrsgsli .autosowanie 60 do syoia prak-
sycsnsgo. o lie wieo motna, nalsfy
wychowshc6w prowadsic do warssta.
TOW ! fsbryk, q ~ekskursjs take sawsss
.robis swoje.
Poniswst tutsj gi6wns oslo nsuc.a.
MIA jest obserwaojs l dolwiadossnis,
prseto s.kois powinna posisdac odpo
wiednis srodki orar pr.yrrsdy; nisktors
I nich, jsk - dzwignie, r6wnie poorly
d, elsktrofor | b. d., mogs prsygotowsc
sami ucsniovis Z pomoos nsucIyoisls.
Jeieli jsdnak prryr.sd6w jut ssdns
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

gao M doSwiadcssniu, kt6re ale prowa.
dzi " oc.sch uosnia 1 Z jsgo vsp6l.
udsialsm. So atoli proossa niespostrss.
galns, o istnieniu kt6ryoh Swiadosy je.
dynis smienions .aohowywanie sic sub.
ssancyj. Ot6s, nauc.yoisl ma obowis.
sex process take uwydatni6, 90 mote
prsesprsytocssnie prooes6w podobnyoh
ada Okla prsystepnisjssyoh.
Material nauosania i tn nals4y tros.
kliwie dobierac, TAX, a4sby pokrswns
sjawiska uwydatnialy dsia1snis jsdne.
60 togo samego praws, a prssto jsden
process stanowif ob~jainienis druglego.
Me tr.ebs nauc.ania prowad.ic po.
spisssnie, leo. do wyk'adu .jawisk no.
wych pr.sohod.ic wtsdy dopiero, kisdy
u6.niowie pozuali nalssyoie prooesa, OBJ
jalnians W lskcjaoh poprzsdnioh.
Poczatek nauoe ohsmji maja stano.
wid sksperymsnsa iak najprosts.e.
Uosniowis, o lie mo4na, powinni brad
osynny ud.iai " prssprowad.aniu do.
twiadcseh, jul to I togo powodu, ably
sic two .ainteresowali p~rssdmiotsm,
jus, ably syskAli wprawe i tsohniosna
sreosool6.
w slsmsntarnyoh kursaoh ohemji ma.
uosyoisl must sic wyssr.egac naukowej
formy wykladu. Jsdnak4s Ola kr6t.
koici mona, samiast nazw, uzywa6 sym.
bolioEnyoh .nsk6w ohsmiosnych, mp.
o. ten, II wod6r 1 t. d.; ale bar.
dsisj ziozonych formul nsleAy unika6,
mp. Go Cog - krsda, NJ IA o. "A
zotan amonu.
Pc prssprowadzsniu ekspsrymentu
ma zasadsis proossu po.nansgo nauo.y.
cisl winien zwraoac ale do uoxni6w py.
taniami, dotyc.acsmi podobnyoh4s pro.
oss6w " sprawach fabryc.nego pre-.
mysau, rsemiosa I wres.ois zyoia domo.
wsgo.
Ilekroc zajd.ie potr.sba, q okolios.
nolci porwalaja, to 1 tn skskursje do
fabryk I wars.tat6w % po4adaue; ME-
uchronnis sai potr.ebns " szkols "a
pr.yr.sdy do prleprowad.ania dofwiad
cxeh.
Prawis IA xbytecsns uwa4amy dods.
wac, IL uc.niowis powinni ustnie lub
p~iimiennis ,dawa6 sprawe re wsEystkis.
60, co sp~ostrsegli.
Rozkiad matsrjaiu ma kursa slemen.
tarnsgo nauosania chemji tax sis pred.
stawia:
I. Tlsn; utlenianis; metale szlaohst
ne l nissslachstns; wydobywanis I prse
rabianis 4slaxa, miedsi, - olowiu,-
, rteoi; sisrks; fosf6r; sol kuchenna; kwas
siarcsany; kwas solny.
Wod6r; woda | jsj wiasnoloi.
Wegiel; wegisl kamisnny; tori; dr.s.
wo; oiwietlanie; wapno; glins; jakosc
glsby r%olnsj; process s~ywisnia.
IL. Tlsn; azot; rola obu tych pier.
wiastk6w " powistrsu encouragement
(ozyste 1 zepsute powistrze; wsntylaojs).
Wod6r 1 jego wiasnosoi, jake ter
xwisxsk tlsuem wodzIs (miekka 1
twarda wods); siarks; kwas siarosany l
jsgo dsiaianis; fosf6r; sspsfSi.
Wegisl; kwas weglowy; wegisl 1 wo.
dor; process swiecenis; process pslsnis.
Materially ofwiscajace; materially pal
M nroob-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

-S-s
IA kursa.
1. CIeAkoS6; Srodsk oiezkoioi; DE- Wig.
mia; waga; winda; biloxi.
ClInienis powistrxa; barometer; sikaw.
ks; pompa; dswon do nurkowania.
Magusty.m; igsa msgnesows; kom
pas; magnetyzm sismi.
Elsktryo.nol6: Doiwiadcssnia : las
ka laku I pretsm ssklsnuym; slsktrofor;
machina slektryoxna; butelks lsjdsjska;
bur.a; galwauism; telsgraf slsktryosny'
Clepao I wplyw oispla na oisls stale,
oiekss. ga.ows: ze6dsa oiepsa; opady
atmo,fsryo.us; parowanie; dsstylaojs;
sstuc.ns oRr.swanis miss.kah; wsnty
laoja; tsrmomstr; balony; wistr; pref.
nof6 parry; msohina parows.
Swiatlo: zr6dia iwiatla; cish; odbi.
jamie sie fwiasia; s~oozswka; okulary ss
leskop; oko; mikroskop; latarnia GEAR
noksle.ka; fotografja; tso.a.
II. Nassspny kurs fsykl bed.is roe
sssrssnism popr.ednisgo.
Zjawiska magnstyc.ne: Igla mag.
nssowa, jej bisguny, odpychanis sic
bisgun6w jsdnoimiennyoh, . prsyoiaga.
ME acknowledgement (prawo); magneso.
wanis; kompas; msgnety.m .iemi.
Zjawiska elsktryo.ne: Elektryc.noit
s.klanua I 4ywio.ua; prawo elsktryos.
nofci; slsktrofor 1 butslka lejdsjsks;
elektroskop; maohina elsktryosna;
grzmot i blyskawica.
Zjswiska mschaniozns oial stalych
oisklyoh 1 ga.owyoh: Ruoh; spoc.y.
mex; oieakofc; dzwignia i jsj .astoso'
wanie; waga; kolo nj osi; koiowrot:
biloxi; kolo wodns; oilnienie powistrza
barometer; pompa; sikawka.
Ciepso: zr6dia oispla; rosszsr.al
noId oiai pod wplywsm oispla; tsrmo'
mstr; opady atmosferyosne; balony.
III. Pr.ygotowawssy umysiy uos
niow, r~o.pocznismy trssci konoentrycs
ME rosszsHony kurs fzyki cd:
Powt6r.enia kursu popr.ednisgo, cd
noInis do magnstyzmu 1 slsktryosnoi
Of, a nassepnie pr.ystapimy do lskoy.
o: Galwani.mis, ks6re obsjms TAXI ma
'srja': stos Volty; baterje galwanio.'
na; galwanoplostyke; elektromagne'
sy.m; telegraf; prsdy indukOyjns.
Nauka o ciepls " .wia.ku powt6
r.sniem kursu popr.edniego uw.gledn'
mianowioie:
Prsswodniotwo oispla; sstuo.ns o
gr.swsnis miss.kah 1 oiaia (od.is4)
wsntylacja; wiatr; prssnoic parry; budo
We maohIny rsrowsj.
Swiat}o: Zr6dla iwiatla; ciala iwis
oaos | oiemns; predkoic iwiataa; odbi
jamie sic lwiatla; safsmywanis sic SWAT
Ia; soo.ewki; oko; mikroskopi tsleskop
barwy " prysmacis; tecza; a~ualiza spsk
tralna.
Clos: Jak sic CLOS ro.ohodsi I jsks
jest jsgo predkofc; odbijanie sic gsosu
ton (wyts.y I niEssy); oiaia dzwieosne
prsswodniotwo giosu; krtah; uoho; ia
lowanis W sastosowsniu do glosu, SWAT
70 1 oisrpis.
Statyka l ~dynamika: Kiln; r6wnis
pochyia; tsroie: prawa spadku; siis rsu
to; rodzajs ruchu; praoa m~eohanicsns
lei miara; r0wnols piobok sii: siSa cd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

noloi orax dxialania, q o wsxystkiem
tenn uc.uiowis pr.ekonywajs sic " do.
lwiadosenisch.
Slarka; fosf6r; uwsglednisnie tych
pisrwiastk6w " pr.emysls fsbryc.nym.
Kslium (potas) I natrium (s6d); pr.y.
gotowywsnie posaau 1 sody; fabrykaojs
mydla; process prania.
w swiasku Z sedan Jest sol kuchsn-
ma, skad snowu nauozanis p~rzechod.i
do cbloru I kwasu solnsgo.
Niemniej . potazsm l soda posostaje
" swiasku fabrykacjs sskla, 90 . kolsi
rsscsy prowad.i do nastepnych lskoyj o
borss I krsemionce.
Amonium godns jest uwsgi Z powo-
du znacssnia swego W rolniotwis. po.
ossm p~r.eohedzf sic do wapna (gips;
marmur; woda wapisnna; stalsktyty 1
stalagmity; esmsns).
China 1 glinka dajs pow6d do lskoji
o skfadaie sismi rolnsj oras jsj nawo4s.
niu.
zelaso; cyna; cynk; GLOW: misdz;
rte6; srsbro; zioto; platyna; arsssnik -
ws.ystko to stanowi bogaty material te-
go kursu, biorao pod uwsge bard.o du.
20 lob suaczsnie W prssmyils.
Cbsmja organio.na pos'usy do wyjai.
nienia licsnych wa4nych prooss6w, kt6.
re- swracaja uwage M sisbie skono.
mil sycia ~domowego; tn nals4a: Olwiet.
LAME, palenis, fern entaoja, olsje I tluss.
o.s, 4ywica, guma 1 :. d. - Dodajemy
stoli, e nauo.yoiel ma sie tn str.sd.
sbyt soislsj acknowledgement dokladnoici.
w .wia.ku Z ohsmjs orgaoiosna jest
ciafo ludzkis wra. re swymi skladnika.
mi 1 w~arunkami 4yois, ma ossm polega.
j. pr.sPisy dystyozns.
Jszeli nadto obok ohsmji potraktujs
sic mineralogje, jak tego ohoa r6Ani ma.
uosycisle p~rsyrodnicy, w6wozas sysks
sie ~podstawe do historic tworsenia sic
zismi.
fsjologja t~rudniejs.a jest sprawl I
" nsuosaniu slsmentarnsm oieako tn
przeprowadsa6 doiwiadosenia. Jsdnak.
4e sad.imy, 20 bss tel nauki ME mote
sic obsjl6 o.lowisk, nawst bard.o u.
miarkowanie wyks.taloony. Bo jak
mo4ns Mo ME wisdsis6 o sobis samymP
Zachodsi wieo pytanie, jak dalsko
posuna6 mo4na wyklad frjologji o.fo.
wiska ma slsmsntarnych stopniaoh nau.
csania.
Sskielet c.lowiska 1 dobry atlas mo.
q tn prsyjSc " pomoc nauozaniu,
swiaszcza ieli uc.sh zyskai jake take
prsygotowanis Z nauki soologji, fsyki I
ohsmji. Poczstki apAtomji 1 gi6wns IA.
sadly i.jologji mote nauo.anis aao.nie
potrsktowa6.
1. Pod.iaf oiaia ludxkiego ma ozeioi
ME prssdstawia aadnsj osobliwej trud.
nosOi, DO jus W nauos p~oglsdawej mu-
siaia bye o tenn nova. Opsrujs sic zs
Skeleton l tablicami atlssu. Gi6wnym
koioiom odpowiadaja mieinie, jake RI.
obowe nar.eds,a o~xionk6w.
jake g giowns rugby rak I jake
miesnie oras kosoi biors " nioh udsialf
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

Co sic tycsy slsmsnsarnsgo nauoIa-
MIA chemji, wypada svr6cic uwsge M
waans okoliosnolc, 70 procesa chemics.
ne ss bard.isj tsjsmnioss 1 g'ebiej u.
kryte pred okiem uc.nis, aniAsli sjs-
wiska, nalstscs do sskrssu fryki. q to.
60 wisc wynika, IL zswnesrzns obssr.
wacja ma sutaj mnisjsss jsszoss pole
ola sisbie; nasomiass wymsga cd uoznis
wyaszego napieo,s uwsgi, prsycssm
wnioskowanis odgrywa niemals role.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
ROLLING MILLS.
New Works VIII he Erected BY the
First of May.

A certificate Of organization filed Sat
rday noon in the Registry Of Deeds will
be Of interest to our people, and partiou-
larly to the residents Of South Portland
The name OF the Company is the Port
land Iron and Stesi company. II was or
ganized at the office Of Nathan g. henry
b. Cieaves and Stephen q. Perry. Marc
srd. The capital stock Of s75. 900 Is fully
subscribed. The president Is Charles I.
Means Of anohes,er. N. H.; the treas-
urer william b. MoGowsn, Jr.. M Bes-
ton, who was. until recently. the treas
ure, and manager Of the Hancock Inspi'
rator company of Boston. The clerk ID
Stephen O. Perry Of Portland. The dirso-
tors are Charles I. Means. William 6.
MoGovan, Jr., Eben ID. Bancroft and
Charles NJ. Day of Hopedale, MAss., Ro-
land II. Boutwell, Of the firm Of Boutwell,
Brothers of Lowell, Mas, John M. Rus
selI of Worce ster, Mass, and Perry d.
Dow Of Manchester, N. II. IL 10 under
stood that the work OF erecting the new
plant ON the old Rolling Mills territory
will be commenced Immediately and that
the works viii probably be In operation
about May LIST.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
Mr.. John A. Beriows's Charming Talk
About the Novelist

The Parish HOUSE Of the Fir ct Parish
ohur,h was well clied Saturday after
noon, with an attractive and earnest
audience, gathered there 10 lisssn 10 the
paper on Robert Louis Stevenson by Mr..
John A. Bellows. Il is some time since
Mr.. Bellows has delighted his friends
here with his opticism on literary mat.
tiers, and those who heard him yesterday
felt even desper regret than ever that he
Ia no longer q resident OF Portland.
The paper was full Of the greatest en-
thusism Tor "Robert Louis" his work,
his style, and the peculiar charm OF his
personality, which was intermixed with q
somewhat detailed Analysis Of each OF his
romanoes, and now and again bit Of his
biography.
Mr.. Bellows mentioned first "a Chiid's
Gard en- Of Verses," ond In following the
career Of the youthful Stsvenfon, read
something OF Stsvenson's own account rs
to how be learned to write, how he tried
to use "the right words ut the right
time" and how he finally acquired that
happy distinction Of style" for which he
IL so admired. Stevenson would rank In
Mr.. Eellows's min !, In the same line ~
Scott and Dumas, lacking perhaps some
thing OF the largeness Of scott, but hay
ing more Of moral weigh. than the
Brenchman.
Mr.. Bellows spoke with much enthusi-
asm Of the unusual charm Of "1reasure
Island" which Stevenson himseli said
"fellsd the British public" and which
Mr.. Bellows thinks is "tte apotheosis OF
all that is barbaYio IN us.' In that book
In spite Of the fantastic unrsalitv Of 10
all, Stevenson shows the two best qualities
Of styIs, great reserve and self oonstraint
Aftsr mentioning something of special
qualities Of saoh OF the romanoes, Mr..
Bellows felt that sftsr all. Stsvepson's
greatest claim to immorality 10 In his
books outside the pale Of romance. 10 bis
essays his descriptive books like IAN
Island Voyage" and "Rides on Q Don
key" and a. well as BY his letters. In
ooncludiag, Mr.. bellows said that the
letters would place him among the NOR
tails, of what the sixtesnth century people
callsd "ths epistleatosy art" and he
ciosed his paper with . selection from .
lsttsr to Crockstt the novelist which
showed the indomitNbie spirit OF this
most charming Of men, ~ we'll as writer's.
Al the close OF the lecture Mr.. Bellows
received most cordial welcome from his
friends, who had thoroughly enjoyed his
tribute to the great "Robsrt Louis"
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
WORK PROGRESSES SLOWLY
Work of Lightering the Californian
Was Going On Yesterday.

Although a week has elapsed since the
Allan liner Californian went on the Ram
Island ledge while leaving the harbor.
very title has been accomplished In the
way of removing her cargo preparatory
TO an attempt to pull her off the rocks. 1t
is not yet possible tn tell whether she
will be saved, though those who are
directly Interested are hopeful, II not
confident Of success On Sunday the
calmness uf the sea tsmpted many to 60
out In the harhor In steamers to view
the big ship A large crew OF men we're
on board Of her and some grain was being
pumped out of her mold into the ssa. The
tide ebts and flows inside the big ship
and at high tide the work Is interfsrrsd
with somewhat. The ship lies in posi-
tion where she Is perfectly protected from
any storm and even In rough weather the
tow boats and lighters are able to lie
alongside and take on board the cargo.
The steamer Emita of the Casoo bay
line and the Auoocisco Of the Harpsweli
line made hourly trips yesterday to the
scene OF the wrecked Californian and
carried large loads Of passengers. The
steamboats, sailed around the Califor-
nisn affording their patrons good view
of the wreck and they saw the water all
around covered with countless red apples.
Apples not singly but In barrels were
floating around and the lobster smack
Olympia was fortunate enough to pick
ND about thirty barrels Of them about
six miles off shore and brought them
fafsly to port.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
WITH A GUN.


Alfred osu,ond, "a years old. is under
arrest at the police station, ,ss the results Of
his free and easy method Of handling =
revo liver. As learned at the police sta
ton Omond was married about two years
ago but he has not lived with his wife for
some time Mrs. Osmond left hsr hus-
band on account of his confirmed habits
Of intoxiostion. The police say Osmond
has been drinking very hard Of late and
Saturday afternoon he was In highly
nervous state as result OF his bad hab.
its, although he was not intoxicated at
the time OF this sffak. Early 10 the af-
terncon Osmond started out. He took
suit OF clothes to q pawn shop and sold
them. with the money thus obtained he
bo rght O 3s oalibre revolver. Then he
proceeded to the house numbered fsi
Portland street, which Is the home Of his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
MoCaruey. His wife has been making
her home with her father and mother. As
Osmond was about TO enter the house he
was met by sister Of his wife.
"You don't want me-" said the wom-
an. / am not your wife,"
Otmond faw that he had made mig
take and released his, hold on the woman.
lie asked where hi & wife Was and Was
told that she was In the house. "Well l
want Lizsis," he said. land intsnd to
have her." At this time he pushed his
way into the house. The wife had heard
that he was trying 10 enter the house and
ran to one Of the neighhors.
Osmond finally got into the house and
his entrance wss the signal for great sx.
element. He brendishsd his revolver
about In q threatening mannss. There
were four women In tho houss and Mr..
McCarney arose from alex bed and with
the women managed TO ovsrpower o.
mond.
After the revolver had been taken from
him Osmond escaped and ran down the
street At 7.So O'Clock in the evening
word Was cent to the polios station and
Deputy Marsha Firth gave orders to ths
patrolmen 10 find the man II possible and
arrest him.
Two hours afterwards Osmond walked
into the station and gave himself up. He
was consider ably under the influence OF
LIQUOR.
"who are your" asked Deputy Marshal
Firth
"My name 10 Osmond and want to
be looked up," answered the man.
"Well, We shall be very muoa pleased
to accom- modats you, ssid the deputy a.
he ordered Turnkey Emery 10 take the
man TO . cell.
Turnkey Emery went to the house Of
Mr.. MoCarney and secured the revolver
~ 10 had been left by Osmend. The
weapon was still cooked and had In 10
i've unexploded cartridges.
Osmond has been living with brother
at 80 Paris street and IL boat builder
by trade. He has before been ARE sted
by the police.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
DIED On THE STREET.
George Webster Found Dead Last
Evening.

George Webster, an old resident Of this
city, died very suddenly last evening
while on his way home from his sons
house on Forest avenue. MIR. Webster
left the house of Frank w. Webster. his
son. about nine O'Clock and started 10
walk to his room In the Boyd block on
Middle street. About . quarter past ten
O'Clock hackman at the United States
hotal was CALLED to 60 TO Preble street to
take sick man home. When he reached
q point on Pretle street about opposite
Trye's store he found two young mer
trying to lift the body Of o man which
was lying on the sidewalk to an erect
position. The body seemed limp and life-
less and the young men put 1t In the hack
and told the hsckman to drive with IL 20
the Boyd block on Middle street. The
hack man did not think the man Was dead
when IL was put in the hack though he
must have bean. When tee haokman
reached the Boyd block and found that
he could not arouse anyone about the
building he hailed Night Waterman No
Donough who came over to the hack.
and after sesipg the body recognised itAs
that of George Webster, and said that he
was dead. TIE hsokmsn drove to the
police statioa and Cor ronsr Rich and Dr.
Hanson were sent for. The doctor said
tha. the man had evidently died from
heart failure about half an hour before.
10 is believed that Mr.. Webster had been
overcome on Prsble street where he Was
found by the two youpx men who knew
him and who sent for the haokman.
4 Mr.. Webster was born I'm 1895, and
fought through the civil war in the l4th
Maine regiment, company II. He was a
mem ber Of Thatcher Post. u. A. R., and
Of the Portland WhitecoAt's association as
we'll a. other organizations. His family
are all dead with the exception Of his son
Frank W. Webster. Mr.. Webster lost
about 500 In the failure Of Woodbury. and
Moulton, about all the money he had,
ami since that time he has been poorly,
although his son says that he seemed TO
feel as well as usual, when he started for
home at nine O'Clock. MIR. Webster has
been engaged in the restaurant business
for years and has kept restaurants In
the business part Of the city. He was
we'll known and much respected citizen.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
MUSIC AND DRAM A.

HIS EXCELLESCY THE GOVERNOR
"His Excellency. the Governor," which
will be the attraction at the Jefferson
tomorrow evening, Is ths great sue
cess which Manager Frohman added 10
the long list Of his hits, at the very closs
of last season. He had known for some
time that 10 was clever play, but the
opportunity for production did not seem
to arise during o season which had no
failures, and consequently NO emersen-
cies. Thus 1t was that when something
was needed to fll two weeks at the Lyct-
UNI theatre, In order that James & :.
Hackett might support Maude Adams
In her tour with Romeo aud Juliet"
s'His xcellsncy" was the most promis-
ing play Manager Frohnlan had to do 1t
with. So little did he think 1t could
overcome the handicap OF the time Of
its production, that he departed for
Europe Just three days before Its produe-
tion. But when he reached the other
side. a cablsgram told him that "His
Exoellenoy" had it been produced In the
early part of the season, would have un-
dou ubtedly run q year to good business.
As 1t was, 1t continued through the
summer until It achieved a record OF 10
week. at time when no other manager
dared offer dramatic attraction, and
roof gardens and burlesques were the
only other entertainments going. The
company appearing here, which Is the
only one presenting the play, contains
Ethel Barrymore, Charlotte Crane, Ida
Vernon, Joseph Holland, u. Newton
Lindo, j. b. Booth, Edward See and 9TH
ers.