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New-York tribune., 1900-10-04

to Lamp Girl in fast time. In the third heat the
New-Yerk mare, Georgeanna beat Lamp Girl at
the wire. The next heat was easy for Gsorgeanna.
In the last heat the New-York mare had all she
could do to stave off the rush Of Onward Silver.
driven by Ed Geers. At the conclusion OF the race
the judges fined Fred Noble, Georgeanna's driver,
TIE FI-TIRFTY-TW0- YEAR -oIDS-PTRsE 5000
New-York tribune., 1900-10-04

Gives a most delicious favor 10
Hot & Cold Meats, Gravies, |
Salads, Soups, Game, Fish, |
Welsh Rarebits, etc.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-04
RocKAwAY.
STATEN IG- AND.
FIRST PERIOD
SECOND PERIOD

Last goal struck 20 minutes over tina Staten Isla,
penahzed one-quarter goal for one safety
THIRR PERT0D
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WHEELER H PEcKHAM PREs1DEs.

Wheeler H. Peckham presided at the meeting
and the report of the council upon the evils OF
police administration was read by R. r. Bowker
who later moved the adoption Of the resolutions
The report was as follows.
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THE VERY LATEST.
A Georgia Scheme 70 Encourage
Mstrimony.

NEW YORK. June Ss-w. : William
OF Georgia il here with party OF III.
II Is one OF the most curious aggregations
in makeup that ever landed in the me
trcpcl.s. II consists OF the cashiers OF
thirty-tvo Georgia hanks Of which With
am IS president, supeTinten6snts OF nine
Georgia cotton mills which he OWES. and
erOtgh other employees Of rs. with the
assistance OF i've bankers brides and
unaiteus 70 whom Mr.. W.tham i anxious
20 marry his tacaelor cashiers. 70 make
up the total mentioned
The trip Is che o. tho Kind WithaU
gives annually for the purpose of en-
ccuragiug matr- uony auo1g his en-
pIuyts. Each year he taxes on trlT
.its the party the most beautiful young
women he can nnd In the South. 4 min
.ster accompanies the party and per
l.rns marriage CEREMONIES v-eDeVer Gu
pid shoots has dart during the TIP. Vita
an PAYS au expenses Now there are on
- fiV- br cal couples. but Withsm thinks
le d,scerne1 at Asbury Park indications
which nci-Iei 20 an increase in the tally
and Rev. Dr. Heidi Of the party i rcadl
and willing 10 perform the ceremony 3
a moments notice. William Is al earn
est believer in early natr .Tnony. ant
hopes 20 set I'd OF all his bachelor cash
.crs without losing a man
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CIVIL SERVICE.
MANY Custom Mems Names Sen
TO Washington.

The Custom Bureau IS nov under civil
service rules. The names % the officers
81 The local department. have been for
warasd 70 The treasury department At
Washington. there 70 be entered on the
civil service lisy as qualified without eS-
ara!naJ-oa. All this : al important mat
ter " IN the local customs men. The po-
s.Jio-s are pe-D2-eut according 10 JEe
rules and thsre can De 10 5isuissals with
3ut EcC1 cause Those put o. Jhe ltst
1ave NE appointments
In addition 10 the names % the collect
Or and deputies. Jhe following have been
sent 20 wash -uErc1.
Inspectors GelrEe y. kstsrs-. = A ia
cobsen. VI. J. Soanlau. + T. Muller. Z.
NJ. Tucker. r Henderson. g. \ de CeW.
T. J. Taylor. Herman DinklAcs. I L Ia
Pierre. L y. Cav. T. n Nlacauiay. -
= Carter. J. 7 Wi-ud r IL Beuross
J.. Eotson. =. l. Eeriuger. 7. a Wan
s-uu. J < Sheekan. \ . Mitchell. J
". Doyle. g 49,. Neal 7. Z. White. e,
r. Dinfe-. Clerks kelley --rovn. James
gsihson. r l. Barnes. A q. DICKENS. K
Stratsr-eysr Z II Boye1. y. G. John.
son. r r. Eice. Z :. McG-ew. J. =
Kakucl5. Examiners r Wee6ol- Z p
F'uiscn. :. J Kelly, GsuEer A 4 I-Eans
WclEhe- Tch1 ". Short-
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WILL SOLDIERS LOSE MONEY ;
The NIoth 1nfantry Nay Forfeit
Extra Fay n CnI.a.

Wa l,sGTuS. June sS-The impress
sioa pre,alr IN he paymas,er Es1e-aIs
ofaec. We DrgarsmenJ. that the N.ntE
Infsatry. watch - 10 proceed from Na-
MIA @ Cars. g.n -ncur substantial mon
e. less ia coirs SO By the act of Nay
: las. C-as-ess provided that the Uaitsa
States troeTs CT -uty Il the PkuIpp. mes.
Pcryo E.cs ana Cuta should bs allowed
n per l.4t --,.-.. a. s.r tee of5cers ana
- PER cent ac1-t-oral psy for the pr
Vates. IL o. tl4l time Jhs pay depart
rlsnt El.a lttl pal ing tue men some
ho4Gs. Ul-ltr tle AK - april X tsS,.
whlCh permitted uar pap % so.,-srs - ~
irE Quts-le 81 tae CElted Slasts- The
ray ct44trS rEEarlec tls laser ac1 as
taking tLe pass completely q tle for-
mtr. as CtiDA Isl rct one % t1s PAGES
sEsclGgt vhtre aC1-.lcral pay nay &c
gwen. the Nmth Infantry NJ lose verg
Euosianlal sur, &C money hv beng czllea
into extra tazarcous sen l1s- rs u Is
cVitect. however. tEa1 ms vas ROT re
latent - CcrEress, the Co--p-rclisT g the
Treasury t-lly Vas Gales Gpcu by tie
War Department Ter a formal cols-ruc-
ticu q ire law tn N ; case. IN TIE hope
hat he nay md some means q prevent
fnE tnjustlce from beng worked
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

July Ne Figi-J- : Azsvesio art VIE
&C ~ Falras. X q. Ee1. kuuawai. Ho-
nciulu. Oahu- Ccrsi1sratlca So
No EE-N LaEarus 70 =. X Clara 49,
her rsal ard personal rrcpsrty in Terri
rcrv % Hawaii Cons 6erat4cr E-a0
Jufy s. NJ. CLIP. McF.ac and - %
= J. Rcdr. Erscs- plece la-G. Auwa.c- zi,.
Hcucllllu Caru. Ncusl1srasicu 3 5e
Nc. tsz1-w X DAVIS Rn1 wife % Luez
Przncty- t-tsres, in ahVs- WatScloa. :
No.Safa. HI las aut : rNc1a. E8EaL Coz
st1erai,cr So
Ne. Cc-S. X Ea-re ard vile O. IS. :
rrw-is. r. T. - XII SCR Hs,aula. p
- ga XII E51 Fauz-kalo. r Z. sSr
- SO a-d T. u 4aS KIT - Nshf-
= ~. ErL asa Psu-i-. Wailaku.
49,. C,rslEsraticn Slsla
\. Co. krr,a Trc-ls a-i v-fs 20
&c i-ts-sst 90 r =. tsn. kul
- sI-aa- fiorcl.sla. Ur1hr. Co-sieT
ttr- st
Lev. r,rrsi-- lie. riscs a-G co-usr
- IA Er-r streets Hcrrl-lu- Oahu
t-,-ssse-Etic- Sc shEres q Slo each
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WILL |MPRO
Great Changes in the
Hawaiian.
Two More Stories and Several
New Cottages VIII be Added
at Once.

The Hawaiian Hotel is to become
modern hosiery. 1t is the purpose OF
the proprietor. Col. G. w. Macfarlane,
and those Interested with him. to COM
mence alterations in the cd structure
that will make ii as commodious and
as any hotel on the Coast.
architect Traphagen is getting out
the plans and specifications of the
changes and additions and is rushing
work on them so that the buI.ders can
transform the old building at once.
Col Macfarlane on his recent trip maze
study OF the needs of guests who are
sl<iruag the globe. and concluded that
the old Hawaiian Hotel hao 10 be al
tered Since his ARRIVAL here he IA;
been in consultation with the architect
and the changes which he desires madi
are as follows;
Two new stories viii be added 10 TIL
main building. making II four stories il
neIgnI. Inc OUTSIDE viii be MADE Z
CORE poLd with the modern lanais
AID every hotel convenience Will b
added. An elevator will aFSo BE- pat IN
E Between the main hotel building an
. Alakea street are q NUMBER OF GU cot
tages which viii % torn Town. and i
their place will be erected commodiou
structures much Ike the two new one
" hiCh were put UP AT the rear OF IN
hotel II Is the intention TO make q
the outer structures similar in appear
auce. Hithel,c there has been no al
tempt 10 preserve any order Of archi
lecture.
Between the kitchen and Alakea :
a driveway OF about fifteen feet viii
'opeUed up. and the rest OF the spaC
viii BE- devoted To additional builcing
with an arch connecting " IN the builC
iuCS on the makai side OF the preser
drive way. y corridor will comes
with the hotel lanai on the Eva sid
80 that the guests will not be require
20 go through the grounds. as at pre-
ent.
expected competition in the hot
business has made IL imperative tn
the old Hawaiian Hotel should increa
its accommodations and convenience
IL has a central location. and its old a
scciatiors are such that IL will alwa,
be sought by travellers. Just as sos
as the plans and specifications a
ready the bids will be called for and o
erations commence as early as pos:
BILE.
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F.ozu 1nhaling Coal Dust.

NEW YORK June "a curious case
q appendicitis Is reported from Hazls-
tor. Pa Surgeons operating on Dennis
Gallagher. a miner. il the state Hos
p.sai there. found his trouble was oaus-
I'd By TWO lungs OF coal the size Of
peas II IS not known whether the
Jumps were swallowed whole or formed
in the appendix from co2l dust which
Gallagher inhaled.
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SAILED PROM noNoLuLU.

Thursday. July s
Stnr. J. A. Cunlmius. Scare. fsr Oahl.
ports.
star. Lehus. Bennett. Ter KarnaIo. La
naira and Kihei
Ger ~. hera. KUlssu. Tor Seattle.
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ARRIvEp Ar HoNoLrLr.

Thursday. July :
An schr. n. n. Ben-Nen. Peterson. g
1ays frCm Lurtka. Win lumber for the
q L. a a. y.
Am tkt irmEard. smith. 81 days from
san Francesca. with Eeaetal merchan-
d4sc far r. a. Schacfsr q CO.
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smooth as oil. exquisItsiy Favored;
Absolutely pure. never 4 headache ID
81 equally valuable as beverage OF
uedicire-such IS the famous o,S
Jesse Moore IA Whisky.
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Classified Advertisements.

SHORTHAND AND TyPEWRTTTNG-
PRIVATE lessons Eivel in ShorE1and
and Typzv-riti-E- Apply - Luna 30
s. bet Alarz1 and HscSfsld- S5SS
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First quarter Of the moon on the 4tn
at Ia y. n
Tto~s fTuiu the United States Coast and
GeO1etic survey tables:
The tides az kahglui ana Huo occur
aeogt one hour varltvr thau a. lunolail.
Hawaiian standard time = > hours 8
frirgtes slower than 81 eenWich time. be-
M thai q tf~ meridian % Is degrees -
IN lrutes- The time Nh site blows Al / %
9 m. which Isl The same a. GrecnwIcn. =
flcurs minutes sun and moon are Tor
oral time for the whole group
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION.
July . % 3. ua--Wsashcr, clear; wind.
hElt. T.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

-NSTRU CTIONS in drawing ard pz.ilt
ing given 70 children. S1usfo No Il
Luualilo s.. b. A1apzi ard Hacked
z5SS
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Session Sales-MornirE Session-Twen-
ty-eight Eva, SIS. ; Paia, $50: Hawaiian
Sugar. $50. Afternoon Session-Ten Olaa,
assessahle. $l.sS; 10 Oahu, Sic; Is Waia-
!ua. assessable. SSl-
Between BOarGs-Fifty Ookala. $3.50. .
Eva, $50: 10 Eva, 81; - K-hei, assess
able. Si4
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MONEY TO LOAN.

1forey 20 f<9sf ~ stasu sdtas On real
estate sses slfys kesiy
y 4 BERRY.
55ss I>svs Egi}aing. Issorn 3.
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Auction Sale
OF
DELINQUENT STOCK
IN THE
OlAA SUGAR CO., LTD.
ON SATURDAY. JULY l4TH,
At 70 o,CIocE NOON
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.

at my salesroofn. 33 Queen ST.. / will
sell at Pubic Auction. by order OF the
Treasurer. Mr.. J. B. Castle. the follow
ing certificates of stock in the Olaa
Sugar Co.. Ltd. unless the Sth assess
u1ent, due April LIST 1900. delinquent
May 3lst. 1900. with interest thereon aud
advertising expenses. is paid on or BE-
fore the day and hour OF sale:
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Classified Advertisements.

ONE or or two modern furnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress Mrs. w. b, this office. $50
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CARRIAGE woodworker at Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg Co, Queen St $50
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barometer corrected to e p and sea
ee~ei, and after the ist OF February for
fax-uda-d gravity % lat a. This correc-
ocn ts 90 fer Honolulu.
TIDES. SUN AND MOON.
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FURNISHED cottage IN a desirable To-
cality. Would like 70 take pOss essiOn
at once. Good references given Ad-
dress L L. this office 55Ss
\ POSITION as governess or house
keeper Address Teacher. Queen Ho- 4
tel. P. q. Box 7ss. $3.50
COMPETENT nurse girl. Address D. I.
.. this Office. 55SS
YOUNG man for cashiers desk. must
have knowledge Of Vypewriting. COms
we'll recommended, and live al bona
also 3 young man for assistant in Of
fee, collecting and make himSe gen
orally useful. Apply al Office of Wall
Nichols Company. Ltd 55S7
To EXCHANGE a good second hand
surrey for a good second hand horse
Apply 70 l. c. Ables, Real Estate
Agent 55S1
FOR RENT.
COTTAGE in Emma Place. six rooms
and bath Enquire Of DIT, Alvarez
55S9
TWO rooms. cor. Kinau and Punchbowl
Sts- Apply :. E Lucas, room, !. Love
o-oeH. or . Sess
THE premises OF Mrs A Rosa. on King
81. near Waikiki switch, UnfuTnish-
ed: possession at once. low terms
+ Apply 10 John = Colburn. 5SSS
: \ MODERN six-roomed cottage: pos
session given jay 7th. Apply al resi-
( 6ence Of H \. Parmelee. Genesee.
Berstania st. S5sS
( NICELY furnished room On Kirau s.
electric light and bath Address Y
Y. this Office SIS
a LARGE furnished house on Bsre-
rania avenue ton the town side Of
Thomas square, Is for rsEt for q term
OF two or three months. For pzrticl-
lars apply a. No. 80 BeTetzuia ave
lue. 5SS5
FURNISHED roon1s, large and airy
No 40 Beletani2 ST near Fort Ref
eTecceS- 5S2
THE MELRoSE. King St: board and
MONS; ali modern comforts. electric
lights; mosquito proof quiet retired
houe- King ST cars pass door. Prices
I moderate Tel ScSl-blue-
TO RESPONSIBLE parties. a. beauti-
tul kaAlawat. beyond Diamond Head
the residence OF g W Booth. partly
furnished. lid with city water Ap-
ply 70 {. w Booth or az the ofz7c= Of
J. A Magcol- 1851
FOR SALE.
SET cf carpenters tools new AupI,
2 T =. -. Box 5A1 5A9
ONE IA-H P vertlcle boiler rsa-lI
new- Walkers Sat WORKS. King s.
4 ENARE piano. chsap Inquire 4
American Messenger Service zs%
ONE light spring drav, mule a-f ha-
. ness. ors heavy 6rsy. mule z75 bar
ness VIII be sold chsar Auosy u 2
2 Thomas. err. King and Szsstr 81.
LOST.
AK GOLD wstch- Return 20 A5rsr
tiser ofIice and receive a suitable -
ward $50
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
~ rHE GovERNNsSt -VRvEV, FUBLtsHED
EvEsY MONDAY.
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SMALL jersey COW from c. ) Nc~s--
thy's- cu-0er PliSoi AID B@-esa-fa
streets Suitable reward 55s5
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New bill al the Orpneum tonight
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WANTED.

A WHITE woman to take charge OF
bath house and act as housekeeper.
address or call at the Waikiki Inn.
$3.50
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TheOverIdnd
Limited

Three Trains Daily from San Francisco.
Two Trains Daily from Portland WA
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H)D-J-J ST);< c<;ilii:.
NAME OF sTocK

Honolulu, July :. 100.
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Pullman Palace Sleepers.
Buffet Smoking and Library Cars,
with Barber Shops and Pleasant Read
ing Rooms.
Dining Cars, meals la Carte.
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers.
]. H. LOTHROP, General Agent.
1875 Third Street. Portland, Oregon.
I D. w. HITCHCOCK. General Agent.
! No. Montgomery St, San Francisco.
( Or E. L. LOMAX. c. P. & T. A,
Omaha, Nebraska.
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ONE light spring drav, mule a-5 ha--
ness. one heavy 6rsy. mule and hsr-
ness wisS Be sold chszr Apply 70 ?
3 Thomas. err. King and Smith SIS
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OBITUARY.
ROSCOE q. SMITH.

Cornish, June 26.-Roscoe q. Smith,
one of the most prominent citizens of
this town, died Monday afternoon at his
home, High Road Farm, after long and
severe Illness Of cancer of the stomach.
The deceased was born in Cornish, April
4, 1886. He received his early education
in the common schools of this town and
in Fryeburg Academy, also course of
business training at Comer's CONNER
cial college, Boston.
MIR. Smith has followed successfully
the farming vocation through life and
has held many prominent offices in the
town, serving as town clerk and justice
of the peace for many years. He was re-
porter for the BradsUreets of Boston for
% years, also for the Biddeford journal
and Associated Press. He was secretary
for IA years of Greenleaf lodge Of Ma
sons, and charter member, and secretary
for II years of Aurora chapter, Royal
Arch Masons; director from Maine of
the New England Society of California
Pioneers; secretary of the Osslppee Valley
Union Agricultural association for four
years, and OF the Cornish Farmers Club
% years. He has held several high offices
in the Cornish Grange, Patrons of Hus.
bandry, where he was one OF the charter
members.
From early life he was prominent
and active member of the Congregational
church and an earnest, Jealous worker
in the Sunday school, being superinten-
4. A
citizen of genial personality and spotless
character, he will be mourned by his
many friends.
He leaves a wife and one daughter,
Minnie Il. Smith.
Funeral services from his late residence
Thursday afternnnn Mt . 30
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OLD HOME WEEK.
The Plans for the Firemen's Mus
ters

There was meeting of the committee
ON Old Home Week yesterday afternoon
at which it was voted to give up the idea
of having coaching parade as 1t has
been found that 1t would be impossible to
make it great success.
In the evening the firemen who have In
charge the firemen muster met at Chief
Eldredge's Office TO make plans for that
feature of the celebration. 1t was voted
to do away with the hose coupling con-
tests and offer the following prizes: For
steamers, $3.50 for first prize and s75 for
the second. The steamer contests TO be
under the rules of the State Of Maine
Firemen S Association. The prizes for
hand tubs will be as follows: First prize,
$500; second prize, $50; third prize, 800
and fourth prize $25. A prize of SO Is
offered for a ladder contest. All entries
to be filed with the chief engineer before
p. IN :, August 9th. The drawing for
positions to take place at the chiefs
office August 6, at 9 p. IN. The tubs will
parade in the morning procession in the
order of the numbers they draw and the
parade is not to exceed two miles in
length.
Lewiston has perfected an organization
with the election Of these officers: Presi-
dent, Mayor George W. Furbush; vice
presidents, NJ. j. Googin and Mrs. W.
Ii. Newell; secretary, John l.. Reade;
treasurer, L. +. Callahan executive COM
mittee, Col. q. IL. Osgood, the Hon.
George Pottle and Mrs Orland 5. Ham.
The city will entertain its guests ON
Thursday, August 9, when there will be
civic ana military parades. an Grafton by
senator William p. Frye and reminis-
cent address by Ex-Governor Garcelon.
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the hands Of benenciariss whatever money
may be due under Its policies when death
takes place;
Portland, Maine, June 25, 1900.
Mr.. William 4. Mulloney, Agent, Union
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Portland,
Maine:
Dear Sir:-Accept my cordial thanks
for the attention and promptness mani
Tested in the payment Of the policy
which my late husband, Stephen Flynn,
had carried four years with your COM
pany.
Immediately following his death l was
notified that the Union Mutual stood
ready TO pay the money, and this after
noon within an hour after proofs of death
We're receievd at the company's office, the
check in full settlement was placed In
my hands.
shall Always hold the Union Mutual
Life Insurance company and Its business
like officers In grateful remembrance,
and feel especially thankful that MIR.
Flynn's insurance was in this home COM
pany that eve rybody knows SO well.
Yours truly,
(Signed) ELLEN FLYNN.
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UNIFORM RANK, X. OF p.
stated Assembly Of Firss Regiment Of
Maine.

In compliance with special orders, Ser.
3, No. o, issued under the direction Of the
brigade commander from brigade head
quarters, by Col. W. Il Kicker, stated
assembly of the First Regiment Of Maine,
u. II. X. p, was held at Brigade Head
quarters June Goth, at six o clock p. m.
BY request, Gen. Wesley q. Smith pre-
sided and Capt. +. b. W. WEIGH acted as
secretary. A very harmonious assembly
made 1t possible to dispose of the bust.
ness In short order and the election re-
suited In the unanimous reelection Of
Edwin g. Milliken of Co. No. 8, as COL
onel, and Charles Il Richardson of Co.
No. 10. as major OF the third battalion OF
the First Regiment, and the election Of
A. J. Rowe Of Co. No. 12, as lieutenant
colonel OF the regiment. After the motion
to adjourn was carried, the officers, by
invitation Of the colonel, took a car for
Riverton A nice dinner had been pro-
vlded by order of Col Milliken and was
very much enjoyed by all present. After
dinner the theatre was the center Of at
traction and the visiting officers were
much pleased with the attractions at
Rlverton. Those present were much
pleased with the entertainment provided
by the colonel and all joined In wishing
him health, happiness and prosperity for
the next four years.
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team of acrobats that has ever appeared
In Portland. The team consists of a
man, woman and boy, or father and
mother and son. The oostuming is as
novel as the act Is wonderful The APP
pearance of the trio is made in white
duck suits the boy dressed as q girl and
it is probable that this is the first knowl-
edge that nine-tenths of the people who
have seen them perform that 1t Is not a
girl SO natural is his make up and car
riage. No time Is wasted in converse
ton and for ten minutes the trio give an
exhibition of acrobatic feats unsurpassed
for daring, gra ce and skill.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-27
THE BEST THEY KNOW.

Ees oU rememberthe old lady who rode for the first
IsNlE time a railway train. There was frightfd
lal1e collision, bot when the rescuers reached her
81 she was quite calm. She said she supposed
they always stopped that way. The story well ilus-
trates why so many women satisfied to live without
Ivory Soap. They have never tried it'll Naturally
enough, they think that annoying odors sharp chemi
GALS and wasef greasiness are to all soaps.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-27
IvANHoE LODGE, K OPP

The following officers were elected a
the meeting of Ivanhoe lodge, No. %, X
of p, last evening":
G. Civilian II. Lord.
V. C.-M. N. Prince.
Prelate-Arthur Manchester.
III. of W.-Osman q. Monroe.
X of p, and S.-W C Jefferds.
NJ. of FL. p. Rockwell.
NJ. of E.-W W. Barnes.
Nj. at Aired NJ. Allen.
/. Cdr. w. l.. MacVane.
o. G.-S. IL, Benson.
Representative to p. II. A.-Isaac A
Clough.
Organist Libby.