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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28
AT THE THEkTERS.
METROPOLITAN

Next Saturday evening from 7.30 to 10
o'clock the Metropolitan opera house will
be thrown open to the public for fnspec-
ton, and Manager Scott has issued
general invitation TO all the people of ST.
Paul to call and look over the finest
theater in America. Any one who cares
to come will be made welcome and will
be free to go all over the place. The
dressing rooms will be open for tnspec-
ton and even That mysterious world be-
meath the stage MAY be reached by the
curious. All the house employees Will be
On duty, ready to escort the guests Of
their manager and to explain, with ready
courtesy. all the mysteries Of stage land,
and Seibert's orchestra will discourse
sweet music.
The Quo Yadis'' engagement at the
Metropolitan Ia likely to prove big
| event. The seat sale opened yesterday
and the demand is unusually great. The
big company contains the names Of sew
eral very well known players and the
performance promises to possess much
merit in addition to the sensational SCENIC
adornment
AT THE GRAND.
| A large audience again IN attendance
at the Grand last evening indicated the
fact thoroughly that I'm Old Kentucky
| has lost none OF its popularity with local
IAtcdIefA SOpIS. Liz COIh1JebIly IS one OF the
best ever seen in the piece, Miss Elsie
Ryan as Nadge. being partlt ulary
charming. Tho pickanfnnies furnish
| twenty minutes of rare entertainment In
the stahle yard scene in the second act.
Thursday hight report will be received
by special wire at the Grand FROM the
Carbett- Mccoy contest.
Friday night q dancing contest will be
given, open to all corners. A gold medal
| and several other prizes win be offered
The first matinee Of the engagement
will occur tomorrow at 2:3e
! Fair week will be celebrated at the
Grand by a visit Of those comIcal play
ers, Mathews and Buger, who are an
nounced to present 1.-THE Night Of the
Fourth"
NEW STAR THEATER.
The new Star theater gill make Its first
! bid for patronage next Sunday night
BLACK Crook Jr.' will be the attraction.
It comes here from an engagement at the
Tabor opera house in Denver The CON-
pany contains some high class speciality
people and It is said give a splendid per-
| fermsnee. The New 5tar th1ater has
been renedeled, renovated. rspairted
and, hat for Tho location, it would never
| be recognized as the old Olympic thaater
There will be IS marked difference in the
| quality CT the performances as there is
| in the building.
II
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28
TODAY IN ST. PAUL,

GRAND-"In Old Kentucky" s:15 q. m.
PPr1marles{.People's Party, s p. m =
streets, Second ward 8 o. m.
Democrats meet, $40 West Seventh street,
young Democrats meet, Merchants hotel.
D. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28
BRANCH OFFICES.
OCEAN LINERS.

NEW YORK-Arrived: ManAou, London.
LILY ERPOOL--Arrtved: Etruria, from
New York; Anchoria, from New York.
GLASGOW-Arrived Brazilian Mon
tIleal; Anchoris, New York.
HOkOHAMA-ArriVed previouSIy-Amer-
lea Maru San Francisco via Honolulu
for Hong Kong.
New York.
CHERBOURG - Sailed: Deutschland,
Qrom Hamburg and Southampton, for
New York
BREMEN-Arrived: Barbarossa, New
York via. Cherbours.
ST PAUL
Yesterdays observations, taken by the
United States weather bureau, st. Paul,
?. q. Lyons observer, for the twenty
four hours ended at o'clock last night.
barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation.
highest temperature NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Lowest temperature .................. 61
Mean temperature NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Y
OdlIJ range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
ISeii meter -.................. oOUD
immunity ...- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
precipitation e. Observation-Disclosures. o
.. m, temperature .. ............... II
Z D. m, wind, west; weather, cloudy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

The new queen Of Italy is a head taller
than her husband. the king. In their pic
lures taken together he always stands,
while she is sitting. When riding together
he stir upon cushions, which makes him
look equal to her In height.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28
SOME COUNTY POLITICS.

After waiting around for nearly an
hour and fifteen minutes last night In
the hope that they would get a quorum
present, the six members Of the eXecu-
tive committee of the Lincoln club who
were present went home feeling very dis
couraged to think that such a club as
The Lincoln could not even scare up
eight members of the executive com
mittee. This certainly does not show up
very Wei for the Lincoln club and goes
TO show that there can not be very much
enthusiasm among the members, or this
would never have happened. The faithful
ones who responded last night were
Judge Orr, DR.. Whitney, 8. 3. Carter. w
j. Bazille, A. w. Lyman and w. B.
Webster. The notices for the meeting
were sent out over a week ago and those
present were of the opinion that the
reason for the non-appeararce Of a quo
rum, was that the notices had been sent
out too early.
It is said that Oscar HaIlam may yet
DO candidate for the nomination o.
county attorney on the Republican ticket
and some even go so far as to say that
he is quietly weighing his chances in a
balance. Herchmer tombstone, however
seems to have the big end Of the rope
at the present time and IS making a hard
run to land the nomination.
Anton Miesen Is an active candidate
for the nenJination OF sheriff on the Dem
ocretIc ticket and is OF the opinion that
he viii land It Peter Van Hoven and Ed
L. Murphy, however, are both making
hard fights for 1t and do not think that
Mr.. Nlesen has any show.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

Next Monday, Sept 2, is the sixth an
niversary Of the burning Of Hinckley, and
dreadful fires were raging in the forests
between herA and Duluth.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28
ST. PAIL.
" - = SN
RIVER BULLETIN


River forecast till D. m Tuesday: The
Mississippi win continue rising slowly in
the vicinity Of St Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

washington time q p. m. St. Paul..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

Ger. John Stark, born Aug. %. 172s, wax
conspicuous IN the Revolution bv tis rid
ing over the British at bennington Cor
more properly, Hoosic, n. ~, Aug. IL,
lfH, and by his words before goirc into
the battle: There are the red cea is. we
must beat them today or Molly Stark is a
widow
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

Editor Pyle-wen known to ST. Paul
readers-does not forget Minnesota, per
the following from the last Issue Of the
Seattle Post-ILteIligencer: TT is said
that wolf breeding is becoming quite as
popular in Minnesota as the raising OF
Belgian haFes.0 Belgian hare men have
TO md customers fer their stock, hut tho
Wolf dealer always tnds a state bounty
awaiting him and mas only to turn In the
scalps"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

Il speak not Of Iurcible annexation, for
that Garnet be thought Of That by cur
code of morals would be criminal az
erosion. William MCKINLEY.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

1t is proposed to change the name of
Pretoria, the capital of the late South
African republic to Victoria. Tho queen
however, is said 70 oppose it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

That, at least, was his idea Of her, but
she was an entirely human young wom-
an, quite human enough to put a spoke in
Miss Barrett's wheel If she were ito get
the chance.
WHO was that sweet girl you were
with on the Tiburon ferry the other day?"
she wanted to know. She cuddled down
among the cushions again and raised a
daintier hand than Miss Barretts to
smooth her soft brown hair.
You can call another girl sweet and
little in a way that makes the praise very
faint and damning.
Patmore looked uncomfortable as he
told her.
But Miss Tyndall was all interest. ''Misa
Barrett" she exclaimed-"was it really
And you are engaged to her, are you
not?'
''I was" said Patmore, 'ebut I am not
unfortunately" The UNFORTUNATELY
was nothing short of'heroic under the cir
cumstances. He felt that himself, md
also that it wiped out several little con-
science debts.
Miss TynaaH said, ooh! indeed" and
asked If his tea were all right Patrere
thought she had great deal Of tact She
supposed that he did and she supposed,
moreover, that she had scored a triumph.
But she was not content with that-not
until all his world and hers should know
that it was SO.
Patmore was not a student Of the sex.
So he thought IT was all his own doing
and idea when he asked her to go with
him to the post the next afternoon and
listen to the band play. For the same
reason he did not think how trying it
naturally must be for Miss Barrett, who
was wheeling the youngest brother in his
perambulator, to meet then~face to face,
and to have to smile when he presented
Miss Tyndan. Miss Tyndall was wearing
a bunch Of forget-me-nots at her belt
Patmore had sent them to her-and she
gave a spray to the baby brother Pres
emily the baby brother. to whom beau
tiful girl in pale blue shirt waist did
not matter nearly so much as his own
sister In any sort of clothes. threw It
into the road. Miss Barrett glanced at 1t
and let Il lie, though there must have
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

me regular monthly report Of a pro-
posed slaughter Of white peon1e ~ Man
Ia by the F'flipinos was Sunday reading
under scare headlines in the RepubTican
papers. And so the war is going on right
up to the city limits Of Maniia-it was
said the war haS1 ended when Gen, Otis
came home.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

Candidate Mckinley has not yet written
his letter OF acceptance He is PLAYING
waiting game. He went off pren1at1re-
~ In the plain duty message about
Porto Rico, and his advisers have ad-
vised him to fully make up his mind so
as not to ind it necessary to change it
on vital points after he announces him
self.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF Interest Gathered by Oar eeai
Correspondents.
wINDHAM.


windham. May i7.-Mr. Iiank Hawkes.
has bought the Dunlap property which
joins his residence property. making bis
one OF the largest farms In Windhan.
Rev. Jesse Mopherson viii como lude
his sabbath service ct Friends church.
on May goth.
Miss Lucy soribner Of Portland, has
teen g guest Of ME- and Mrs ID. X.
Tuksy recently.
Mr.. Alphonso Jordan CT Portland, IL
making repairs on his buildings ut the
Center.
Mics Lydia ]. Webb has returned for a
few months stay to her Summer home ct
the Center.
Mr.. ]. Ii. Hall OF Everett. has been
home for few days. MIR. and Mrs. Hall
will spend the summer at Everett. Mass,
at the home of DIR. Kufus Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. W. Hall ara visiting
their son and daughter, Mr.. Neal H.
Hall ana Mrs. John LeGrow OF Bruins
wick.
Mrs. J. N. morrill, aud Mrs. Harmon
have been to Yarmouth recently and
while there attsndsd Couosy Convention
Of 5. b., rsrrssenting the u. b. sch Dol Of
Windham Center.
Mr.. II. ). webb OF Yarmouth. made a
short stay at his sisters, Mrs. y. W. Hall.
this week
Mr.. ID. Y. Small expects to be at
windham Centre on the sabbath for ser
vice.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
GORHAM.

Thursday the students Of the Gorham
Normal school were fav bred with anoth-
or OF the Thursday morning addresses.
This time the speaker was the Rev. Luth-
or freeman of the Chestnut street
church, Portland. His subject was an ex-
csrpt from Herbert Spsncer's ESSAY on
kduoation." How to live, that is the
essential question for us. not how to live
In . material. sense, but how to live COM
pIeteiy. Among other things he EN-
phasized the following points: "Ths su-
preme work OF the teasher 10 character
building; the home Ii gradually giving
up Its responsibility to the school. The
teacher has greater opportunity 20 In
fiusrcs the child than has the home. for
she has the child . longer time. The
character Of the teaohar Is the fundamen-
tai question of the teachers fitness. The
teachers personal ability educAtes more
than the teachers knowledge. He Illus
rated by Thomas Arnold, Mark Hop
kins and the great teacher, Jesus Christ. T
Patience also is necessary. kThe student
who goes back through annals OF history
must be impressed by the patience Of
God. You may be discouraged at night
but don't dare to be discouraged 10 the
morning. Ones creed should embrace
these two ideas: 1 want to be good !;
God will help me to be good.
Hon. VIM. j. knowlton Of Portla nd,
visited the Normal school. Thursday,
upon matters Of Importance.
Prof. Luoian Hunt, Main street. has
kop frtf ~ ka-
Hampshire. where he has been the guest
OF Prot. Plimpton. prinoipai of the New
Hampshire Con ference Seminary and
Female College, before which institution
he delivered his lecture on Books, which
met with mcss enthusiastic reception
from both students and teachers.
The Monday club met Monday evening
with Miss Hinkiey, Main street. Papers
were read by Mis-, -Hadlock and Miss
Bradbury. The club will meet May 2sth,
with Miss bradbury. State sire ct.
Hon. Isaac W. Dyer, United States at
toIney for Maine, who he's been passing
the winter with his family at the Con-
gress Square hotel, Portland, returned
to his home in Gorham, yesterday.
Mr.. MARSHALL Moulton Of Scarboro was
In Gorham. Thursday. on business.
Mr.. l.. q. Holden. Swift's state agent
for phosphstes. was at his home on Green
street. wednesday.
Mr.. John Thompson of Westbrook, Wis
tied his daughter. Miss Msbelle Thomp-
son, State street, yesterday.
MIR. Theodore b. Edwards Is very III
with little hope OF recovery.
Mr.. VIM. II. LeAvitt and Mr.. Henry
Morrill,, Main street. attended the
Grand Lodge, X. OF p, Portland,
Wednesday.
MIR. S. b. Guthrie attended the Grand
Lodge, knights OF Pythias. as delegate
from the Gorham lodge, Wednesday.
The pupils Of the Gorham High school
are much interested In the game of lawn
tennis and are daily seen In groups about
the different courts, upon the school
house laun,
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
AGED LEWISTON MAN MISSING.

Lewiston, May is.-WRrren Parlip,
aged 50 years, disappeared from his homs
in this city two weeks ago and has not
been seen since. Mr.. Parlin has lived
most OF his life In Lewiston and Auburn
aud Is well known here. For years he
mas In the truck Ing business. He used
to be In the wood business, with office
and yards near this lower Maine Central
depot. For number OF years Mr. Par
lin has been taking his meals at Mrs.
Resd's In auburn aud has been occupy
ing . room at Mrs. Mary j. Buksr'a
boarding and lodging house on Park
strest In Lewiston. On Saturday he ate
his breakfast and dinner there. After
dinner he said he was going "A way to be
gone until the following Monday. He
said that when he came hack he should
want q room In another part Of the
house. He has been acting strangely a
NUN bsr OF days and MIS-. Buker is OF
the opinion that he made away with
himself.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
@. E. RALLY Al wILLIsTuN.

Following is the programme for the In
termediate and Junior q. E. rally at
williston church Sunday at $50 p. m.:
Congregational Singing.
Prayer Servioe-Rev. smith Baker.
Scripture hsading-pselm 20.
Address OF Welcome Master Smart.
Sons-Friends Int. Quartette.
Exercise-Eriends Int. society.
Remarks on the work.
Song--Wiiiiston Jr. Qnartetts.
Exercise, Sunshine and Flowers
Friends Jr.'s.
Exercise, Missiens-Second Parish.
Congregational Singing.
kxsrcise. Lookout--Cong. ~. Methodisf.
Offering.
song-Moodfords Society.
Bene 1iotion.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The funeral Of William Spear viii take
place Sunday morning at 10 o'clock from
his late residence. The body will be
taken to Bowdoinhau for burial.
The tax collector announces that all
poll taxes for the year 1899, unpaid July
/, will be placed in an attorneys hands
for suit, making additional expense.
The Emita aud Enterprise were on the
marine railway yesterday and viii be fol-
lowed by the three masted schooner
Damietta and Joanna.
store yesterday for a while, the fret time
since his sickness.
Mrs. Celia Bates Of Boston, Is visiting
her brother, Geo W. Doughty on Pine
street
Miss Nellie Jordan OF Alfred has been
visiting at Cash's Corner this week.
At Lovsitt's Hill the carpenters have
begun over again TO erect . oottige for
Mrs. Clark. to replaces the one which was
blown down Tuesday afternoon. The
new costage Will be finished In time for
occupation this summer.
BY reason OF the Illness OF Mrs. Stud
ley, the family Of Capt. Daniel Richards
has moved into the Charles Studley
homestead on East High strs~t, and the
strdlsy family will board with them for
the season.
VIOLATING TIE SUNDAY LAW.
Two men employed BY John Callen.
the proprietor Of Gsrmanis park, near
Cash corner. were before Judge Hartford
Thursday charged BY Omcsr Burgess
wish violating the Sunday law BY plant
ing trees at the park last Sunday. Mr.
Callen appeared before the court and
through his attorney. Mr.. K chloe Of Port.
land, pleaded guilty to the charge Of set
ting out the trees, believing, he said,
that he had right to DO so on his own
property. Judgs Hartford thought differ
emily however. and fined him tive dollars
and costs. The fine was suspended on
payment of Coz t., and u like fine imposed
uopn the two men were suspended during
good behavior.
Hon. E. y. Reynolds vent to Provi.
dence Thursday As one OF the escort Of
the remains OF Charles a. Lee . promt-
nsnt knight Of Pythias who died In
Portland Wednesday night.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
WOODFORDS.

MIR. Fred E. Wheeler, Forest avenue.
has had handsome artificial stone walk
laid from the front entrance along the
side the entire length OF the house. A
new flight Of stone steps has also bsen
placed In position.
lie ladies' oircle Of the Woodfords
Univsrsalist church held one of their fine
suppers aud entertainments last evening
at Lewis hall. The supper and entertain
ment was well attended and much en-
joyed by all.
A delegation of the mem bers Of
Peauawkst tribe of Red Men from Cum
berland Mills paid fraternal visit last
evening to the members Of Scittery ussett
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
DRANK WOOD ALCOHOL.

waterviils. May lS-Danisi Trask.
aged AZ years, . hostlsr. employed BY DR..
Jolly. veterinary Of Peroivai Court, died
this afternoon from poison caused by
drinking wood alcohol. Trask Was de-
spondent for several days and this morn
ing complained of being Ill but would
not admit having taking anything until
IL was too late. Trask had been victf N
Of the morphine habit for the past nine
years and was recently separated from,
his wife and children by disorce. He
died In the gre,test agony. The deceased
wns n native of Clinton,
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
Prevented a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. George
Long, OF New Straitsville. Ohio. prevent
cd 0 dreadful tragedy and saved two
lives. A frightful cough bad long kept
her awake every night. She had tried
many remedies and doctors but steadily
grew worse until urged to try DIR. king's
New Discovery. One bottle wholly CURED
her, and she writes this marvelous msdi-
cine also CURED MIR. Long OF ssvers at
tack Of Pneumonia. Such CURES are poE-
itiye proof Of the natohless merit Of this
and lung troubles. Only t0ets. ana 81. co.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free OF ii. p. s. Goold's, OF Congress
street and II. q. Starr, Cumberland
Kills, Drug stors.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
1t Saved His Leg.

p. A. Danforth, Of La Grange, Ga.
suffsred intensely for elk months with .
frightful running sors on his leg, but
writes that Buokien's Arnioa Salve
wholly CURED 1t In ten dsys. For Ulcers,
Wounds, Burns, Boils, Pain or Piles las
the best salve In the world. Cure guar
antsed. Only 25cts. sold by il. p. 3.
Goold's. 577 Congress street and d. q.
Starr. Cum berland Miils, Druggist.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
PORTLAND MAN INJURED.

The following from the RockIand Cour-
ier-Gazette concerns a former Portland
man:
"E. j. Tucker, Boston travelling
salesman, IL at the Thorndiks hotel,
euffering from the effects OF bAd TALL
which he Sustained at she Bangor house
earlier In the week. He had started to
descend flight Of stairs when he slipped
on the top stair and did not stop until
he had reached the bottom stair. on which
he landed heavily on his back. His con-
dition this morning was somewhat I'm
proved.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19

sribs Of Rsa Men ct their wiswsm at
Bsroudwater.
brook lodge, x. a. p, beside several
whiting brothers froh other lodges. at
tended the meeting Of Rocky Hi lodge
ct their meeting held ON Thursday eve
ming. Tue lodge expects 70 confer The
third rank ut the nesting to be held next
Thursday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
MILITARY BILL REPORTED.

Washington. Mar Ex-senator SewAll
from this committee on military affairs,
TO-DAY made a favorable report OH the
house bill appropriating annually N,00O,-
OCO for the purpose OF providing arms
aud equipments Tor the militia for the
various states.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
READ AND SAVE MONEY.

1t will pay every reader. OF this paper
to Look over the list OF special bargains
oil sred BY L. II. Foss g. Sons this morn
ing. They inoluds jardinieres and stands,
Screens and screen doors and many
things In the drapery department.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
COAL.

1t is good plan to put your winters
coal in early before house cleaning time.
We now have good stock of I.ehigh
Goals, such as Ilazleton, Honey Brook,
Special Hard Reading, etc. A full limo
of free burning Goals, also franklin,
English and American Capnels, Poea-
hontas and Georges Creek Cumberland.
Enter up your orders and take advan-
tage of summer price.
Telephone 100.
Omccs-sG COMMERCIAL ST.
30 EXCHANGE ST.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
MORRILLS.

The pastor Of All Souls church win re-
peat his sermon on "Reserved Moral
Power,'s tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-19
OWEN-MooRE'S CLERKS Al RIV
ERTON.

A party of about thirty of the employer
Of Owen, Moore s. %. went to Riverton
last evening whore they enjoyed supper
and social evening ct whist and dancing.
A small private party enjoyed social
aftsrRpon and dinner at the casino yes
terday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-20
MOVEMENTS or III HUNG CHANG.
ytceroy IL Received st Honskong ny
GOV. HIaLr.

HoNGKONG July lA-L Hung Chang
and his suite arrived here Yesterday ev-
eninE and landed this morning. He was
received with a salute OF nfteen guns
and with a guard % honor from the Welsh
fusillers and a hand. proceeded 70 the
government house, where ne was re-
coivsd hy the governor. Str Henry A.
Blake. Gems. Gascicc harrow and other
officials II Hung chang was extremely
rctlrsut tie stated that he had re-
received definite news that the ministers
and foreigners At Picking. With the ex-
ception of harpu Won kcttelcr. the Ger
man minister were safe july 8 The i'm
pcral eiict recalling him 90 pek>e she
Niccr0y said, was tu- 20 che empress and
emperor ami not 20 Prince Tuan
. GOV make eNerted all possible power
20 induce IA Hung Chang 20 remain IN
Canton. but the Chinese vicsroy pro-
cceded, ostensioly for Shanghai The gov
ernov u Canton - regarded as an ex-
cepsionaly weak Official. and th~ helief
- that he viii never succeed tn main
tanning order
Transports With a portion Of the Bengal
laucers a native neid hospital. and Gems
Gasclee AMI Rarrov have proceeded 10
Taku. The cruiser Dido has gone to
NANaInE