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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-11
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-11

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-11

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
WINFIELD s. CROWLEY.

Mr.. Winfield s. Crowley, residing on
Cumberland street. this city, who was for
= long time connected with the Libby
and smith company. publishers Of the
suburban weekly papers, died Monday
evening at the Royal River house In Var.
mouth where he was NJ work oanvassing.
For the past year he has been engaged In
book oanvassing and Monday was at
work In Yarmouth. Monday afternoon
he was found near the residence of Miss
Thomas In Yarmouth In an unconscious
condition and apparently suffering as -
result of shock OF paralysis. He was
taken to the Royal River house where by
examination of papers found on his PER-
sen he was identified and relatives noti-
fed, who came at once.
Tbs shock was too severe for Mr.. Grow
ley. for during Monday night he died.
Mr.. Crowley was man well known In
Wsstbrook, South Portland and Var
mouth and other parts OF the county
where he has travelled. For several years
he resided with his wife and small daugh-
ter at Cumberland MillG About year
ago he removed to this city where he has
aimee resided with his family. He has
been In poor health for about year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
u.tnx His Experience.

He dropped on one knee and took her
hand.
"Say you will be mine!" he exclaimed
passionately.
Gently she drew her hand away.
at cannot be-" she answered. 1T
grieves me deeply to give you pain. but
cannot be your wife. II will be a sister
to you, but
Eureka" he cried, springing to his
feet
"what do you meant she asked in as.
constituent.
SIN literature" he replied, 81 am q
realist. To describe sensations I must
have felt them, and the heroine of my
new novel has just acquired a hero In
this way. Great Scott, but l was afraid
you would accept meW
And the worst of IL was she did not
know whether he was lying or not.-Chi
cago Post.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
THE PORTO RICAN BILL
wan Probably Come Up in the House
Today.
ESPECIAL TO THE raEss.l

Washington. April 10 The Porto Rico
bill will probably come up In the House
on Wednesday. It viii 90 me under q
special order reported from the committee
on rules, and probably the vote will be
taken the sams day after q few hours Of
debate. The question before the House
will be on concurring with the Senate
amendments. II the House votes to CON-
our, the question 10 settled SO far e. the
House aud Senate are concerned. and the
Presidents signature alone will be
needed TO make the bill q law. II the
motion to concur Il nsgativsd, the effect
Is non-concurrenoe. and tbs subjsots Of
ths Ssnats amendments will 60 to q COM
inittee Of conference between the two
houses.
Extraordinary efforts have bssn made
to get every member here In preparation
for the vote. In the absence Of Mr.. Tsw-
nsy, the Republican whip, Mr.. Long Of
Kansas. has been acting In his place.
10th Republicans and Democrats have
made strenuous efforts TO reduce their alb
sentee Lists to the smallest proportions.
As this Is the season when many eonven-
tions ars being held, the task has been
very difficult.
The opponents Of the hill viii sndsavor
to defeat this motion to concur. Ths vots
will probably be very oloss both ON the
motion to concur and on the special
order bringing the bill up. The first OF
the week the Republican managers could
see majority Of nos more than three
votes. In sight, because Of the apsencs
and illness Of Dtsmhers.
1t does not seem possible that tina gen.
sraI suhjset Of the tariff can be bought
into issue again, but the opposition to
the last step Of the bill IL a. vigorous as
10 was 10 the first.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
THE SHIP EUNICE.
Big Sum of Money Awarded Portland
Ma. BY Court of Claims.
TsrEcIAL TO THE rhEss.i


Washington, April lo.--Ths Court Of
Claims has reported its findings OF fact
and cancellations Of law In the matter Of
the ship Eunics. Of Falmouth, Me-,
Thomas Seal, master. The persons in
tsrestsd are as follows: Andrew Hawes
of Stroud water, administrator Of John
Qninhy; Charles L. Lowering, admins
traitor of Joseph Taylor; Benry b. Cabot
administrator OF jonathan Mason, Jr. !;
George q. King, administrator Of James
Scott: II. u. hunDewell, executor Of
John welles, and Henry B.Unbot, ndinin-
strator OF Daniel ID. Rogers.
The ship Eunics was OF 2s3 tons, and
sailed from Liverpool. England, In Jane,
1897, for Philadelphia, with cargo OF
salt, copper, coal ana dry goods. She also
carried i've passengers. The Eunice was
owned by John Qainby of Falmouth,
Me. s-.ss.
On July z, 1897. the Eanioe was cap
tured by the French privHtesr Lin
trepide, and wssstAksn TO Nantes, where
she was condemned and sold as prize.
The ground Of condemnation was that
the captain "hAd On board no list Of crew
and passengers properly attested, contain
ing their nA,ues, places OF birth and resi-
dence."
Mr.. Quinby's losses from the capture
amounted to ST. 3s. of which the vessel
Was valued At 5000, the freight ut $3229,
and the expansea Of attending two trials
OF the case, 500.
Mr.. Andr,w Halves Is the Ad ninistra-
tor de bonis non, with this will ANNEXED,
and Ia the owner Of thu claim. Therefore
the court awards to Me-. Halves s1l, 9sS.
To Cabot, King and Hunnewell, repre-
sesting the estates Of underwriters who
insured this vessel, the sum OF $4s0O each
is awarded.
These awards will Of course have to
await the action of Congress In making
an appropriation. The time Of that is In
definite,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
THE QUEENS DRIVE.

Dublin, April, l0.-The Queen selected
the picturesque route along the vallsy OF
the Liney for her afternoon drive and
covered nearly twenty miles before re-
turning. Her Majesty rode in IN open
landau and was accompanied by tAe
Princess and Prince Leopold.
The villages traversed were gay with
bunting and crowds of cheering people
lined the highways. The privAts secretary
and equsrry to the Queen, Sir Arthur ].
Bigge. announced 20 the reporters TO DAP
shat Her M jesty was very much pleased
TO hear that all the children who took
part In the demonstration in her honor
Saturday had arrived home safe ana hap
py.
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An Ahaut the same.

"What kind of a car is thisr' asked
the old lady as she boarded an avenus
car.
"'Lectric" shouted the conductor at
her. ''Is this the kind you wantedr
"Well. it'll do as well as any, s'pose.
I've travelled by 1ectric. cable, horse, dy.
Mantle, nitroglycerin and cold storage
cars. and they've all managed TO run over
q COW or burst their boilers before they
got anywhere. Nuthin amt safe no
more, not even slidin down the eellai
Observation-Disclosures Post.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.


The April term of the Supreme Ju-
dioiaI court for Cumberland county
opened yesterday morning with the fol-
lowing organization: Justice presiding,
Sewsll O. Strout; clerk, b. O. Stone;
chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Phslan; sheriff, o. I.
Despeaux; crisr, Levi s. Penneil; steno-
graphsr, Arthur II. Whitman.
There was an unusually large atten
dance OF attorneys including the follow
ing: Ex-Gov, Henry b. Cieaves. Stephen
q. Perry, Alvin O. Dresser, Charles
Hutchinson. Joseph Symonds, AS. Wood
man, Levi Turner, Fred II. Cobb, George
y. Gould. Edward @. Reynolds, Josiah
Drummond, Jr., A. L. HAnscome, Den
mis- MeaheS. VIM. N. Bradley, Charles e.
Perkins. David II. AoultoD. Frederick
n. Hale, Fred ID. Hartford. Bspjami
Thompson. Lsvi Greenleaf. Clarence W.
Peabody, Thomas L. Talbot, Geo. u.
McQuillAn, n. v. Chase, A. Il. MouIton,
W. II. Clifford. Enooh Foster. Fred ".
Matthews. ]. A. Comedian, Hiram
Knowlton, h. NJ Verrill, SCOTT and e.
II. Wilson, John y. A. Merrill. David
Snow. NJ. p. Frank Of Portland; Charles
u. johnson of Watervills, Edgar Il.
Briggs Of Lewiston and Walter p. Per-
kins Of Cornish.
The following panel OF traverse jurors
were empanelled for service at the term I:
Howard Cole Of North Yarmouth, Will
liam II. Dsnnison Of Yarmouth, Everett
Il. Files Of Gorham, Levi W. Hadiook
of Falmouth, foreman; Verannus q.
Hanscom Of Windham. oseph II. Hazel
ton of Westhrook, Noah B. knight Of
South Portland, william Kohling Of
Portland, Richard n. Libbsy of ScArboro.
Roscoe L. Psttengli Of Sresport, Edwin
W. Rounds Of Baldwin, George Tooth
aksr Of Pownal, Orrin watkins Of Casco,
Thomas whitney OF Gray. They were az
oused from attendance until 9 O'Clock
this afternoon when tbs suit OF Msgquier
& Jones Of Portland vs. ELI Roy Of Lew
iston went on trial.
This Is action to recover 81, 500 for
breach Of contrast ths plaintiffs alleging
that the defendant was q contractor for
the &C natruetion Of the b. Peck Go. block
In Lewiston, as such contractor aavsr-
U6od TOR u4oh On Vbkloas uEauuose VI INC
work and awarded to them the contract
for iron and steel work. Later, they say.
Roy resolved q lower offer from the
New Jersey Iron and Steel company
which he accepted. breaking his contract
with them. Defence contends that the
company threw mp Its contract with him
fos construction Of the block On the
ground that the figures were too high
and later made . privats agreement with
him to furnish the masonry and assume
direction OF construction, they to Per
sOnalIy procure the iron and steel works
from the New Jersey Iron and Steel
company. Therefore he claims to have
been released from his contract with the
plaintiffs.
A. s. WoodmAR and Judge 6ymOnds
appear for the plaintiffs. and G. ChAbot
Of Lewiston and FosEsr s. Herssy Of Port
land for the defence.
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w. N. q r.. DIVISION.
Station Foot of PrebIe Street.

For Worcester, Clinton. Aver, Nashua,
inoham and Epping at $50 a m. and ~. 30
D. IN.
For Manchester, Concord and points North al
aT.30 a. nj. and 1880 p. m.
For Rochester. Sp.iDgvale, Alfred, WATERFORD
and Saeo River at 100 a. IN, II ~ and $50
d. M
For Gorham at 100 aud 9.t5 a. m, 1850 500
$50 and 6.20 p. m.
For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills. Wastbrook
Junction and Woodfords at T.30. 9.k5 a m.,
1880 soc $50 and 60 D. m.
Trains arrive AZ Portland FROM Worcester AZ
LIS D. m.; from Rochester at $50 a. IN, l-25,
and las D. m. from. Gorham at GO. $50 and
1880 a. M. Is, Ais. 5.4s y. m.
je2u dn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11

70 Be locatsd hsrs. This hes been vsri.
ously stated a. from 100 70 800 men, but
the Iatsst repors cn als N this ONES from
Tire artillery inspection department. Of
che east. indisstss 900 men a. thu num
Der required to furnish one relief 10 man
the armamana.'' ssf.
The hotsl property, the value Of which
has besa variousiy entimatsd 40 from
60. 00O 60 $50 900 should be purchased, IN
6en. Luddington's opinion, as II Is only
10 fest from the rear Of the bzterisa.
WhftshsRd avenue seems 10 be natural
division Of the isiand n any division 20
made. q would Rtxs she government
dock fafiIitiss bofh In Spring Cove aud
az the bathis4 beach. Ins qusrtsrmastsf
general realizes fhNt cbnsinued unosr-
tainty seout what me government pro-
poses TO do h ipj airing real estate on the
island, and therefore he suggests the
purchase Of liz acres. which would be
the entire tract, bounded on the south
BY the sea and on the north BY White
head avenue, extending from = point on
the bathing beach to the government
wharf at Spring cove. Gen. Luddinston
thinks that total Of $3.50, QUO. or $500
an acre would be fair and just price
for the land.
The hotel property, OF about five anres.
Is included In this tract, which is made
somewhat larger than actually necessary
In order to do away wish possible dam
ags arising from the discharge OF the
guns.
The sui cot has heen referred to the
committee on appropriations In the
HouPe,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11

Mr.. John A. Smith. the night clark Of
smith g. BEos's aposheeary store, has re-
covered from an Illness of several days
caused by q severe cold.
Yhe atmosphere during the last two
nights has lean Of the sharp, wintry sort
and people who have bssn Obliged to be
out unite In declaring that they have fslt
the oeld - nueh % they have ct any
time during the winter.
The merchants are fast preparing for
the easter trads>of the lastsr part Of the
week. At lats hour last evening several
Of them were busily engaged In arranging
their windows.
It IL Stated THAI II the patronage war
rants the Jefferson theatre win remain
open until well into the summer season.
Jsnitor Brown of the armory is re-
covering from the effects Of q severe cold.
He has been 9 very busy man since start
ing up the big fiFes In the Armory build
ing last fall and since that time hes bssn
at the Armory almost eonstantly day and
night.
Opposition ID being manifested to the
location Of one OF the night lunsh carts
In the central part OF che city and the
authorities mag sFasE 10 removed to an
other site. tfs 4 IL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
BOSTON & MAINE II. r..
WESTERN DIVISION.
IN Elfscr Oct. I'd. IsJo

Trains leave Portland. Union Station. 70
go. pm; soarboro beach. Ptas Point, 100
1000 a. M. $50. SIS. go p. m.. Old Or
ehard. sace- Biddsford, Ksnnsbank. 100
sI i'GS nj ,2.o SOC 100 az l eaS
Il Beach, North $50 RsT1leS, M DS"ss.
7.c0, s.45, q. m. $50, .. 20 pm. semerswsrth.
Rochester. TOO, $40 a. m, 1880. $50 D. m.
Alton Bay. Lskepcrt. and Northern Divis-
tom, s.45 A. z. 80 p, m. Worcester tvia
Bomersworth 100 a. m. MAnehsstSr. Concord
and n orth, TOO a. m, 3.5u D. m. Dovar. Exc.
ter. HAvsrhlll. Lawrence. Lowell. TOO. s.45
a. M. 1880. $50 p. IN. BostOn, "a 90. 100
$40 a. M. 1880, $50 0. m. Arrive Boston
Boston for Portland k.59. 7.3o. $40 a. m. LEO.
4.;b pm. Arrive IN Portland lo.Io:l 30 u. M.
1910. 900. 7.5o p. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS
scarboro Beach. Pine Point. Old Or
ehard. saco. BiddefOrd. Kennebuhk, North
Berwick, Dover. Exeter. HavsrhIu, Law
renee. Lowell. Boston. 1856. 43o. y. IN.
Arrive IN Boston BIS SAG p. IN
FASTERS DIVISION
Bostoh and way stations 900 am. BIdde-
ford, kittery, Portsmouth, Nowbury-
port, Salem. Lynn. Boston, 20a. 800 =. m.
f2.45, 6.00 D. m. Arrive Boston, 6.5T a. M.
I2.4a. keO, s.o5 p. m. Leave Boston. T.S0.
200 n m. 80, 100, rs p. m. Arrive Port
land. HAD a IT, f2oa 40. le.h 100 p. m
sUSDAr.
BisideEorsi, kittery, Portsmouth, New
buryparG salem, LIZ AN, Boston, 400 a. H..
12.45 p. IN. Arrive Boston, 657 a. M. 400
p. m. Leave Boston, 500 a. m. 100, p. IN.
Arrive Portland. lila ioSop. m-
A-pa!ly except Monday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
THE STRIKE ENDS.
BiddeiOrd MachinlStS viii
Go To Work.
Were Given Until Today
To Decide.
Are Promised Old Jobs AS Far As
Possible"
Agent Signs Agreement
To This Effect.
{
The Decision Is a Defeat For
The Strikers.
The Decision Is a Defeat For
The Strikers.
ESPECIAL TO THE rREss.I

Biddeford, April l0.--The strike In the
Saco and PAttse machine shops, which
was begun four weeks ago, tscauss the
company would not consent to make the
plant strictly union concern, and dis
charge seven non union workmen, came
to an end tonight. At a largely attended
and long drawn out meeting Of the
strikers, vote was passed in favor Of re-
turning TO work tomorrow morning.
This good news IL something Of . sur
prise, In view of she fact that this after
noon the situation looked more gloomy
than 1t had ct any time since the trouble
began. The arbitration committee OF the
board OF trade, which has been putting in
conscientious work in behalf Of q settle
msnt, went to Agent Threlfall, last eve
ming, with a statement for him to sign.
The committee had been Informed BY the
strikers committee that II he saw ut to
sign the statement in question, IL would
to satisfactory to the union, and would
practically end the strike.
The statement he was asked to sign
was, In effect. q promise that he would
take hack all the strikers and give them
their former places, 90 far as was pos
sible. The words $50 far as possible"
had been affixed to . statement previous
ly presented to him. and which he had
refused to sign. After the board OF trade
committee had labored with him soiue
time. he consented to affix his signature
TO the revised declaration.
Back to the strikers COMMITTEES the
hoard Of trade men went In triumph,
only to learn that the strikers meeting
bad adjourned, and that 1t was not defi-
nitsly settled whether the strikers oom-
mittes had any authority to solicit the
agents sanction of the amended PROPOSE
ton.
Agent Threlfall was indignant over the
matter, and today he issued . oommuni-
cation to the board Of trade committee,
thanking its members for their kindly
interest. but stating that II the strikers
did not before tomorrow accept his propo-
sition, he should withdraw 10 and would
have no further communication with any
committees, and that II any former en-
ployes desired to return to work they
would have to apply individually and un-
eonditionaily.
Il is supposed that the agents procia-
nation forced the settlement tonight.
There is q rumor, however, that Delegate
Murray Of the American Federation, who
has been here Investigating the troubls.
and left last night for Washington. wired
TONIGHT that President Gompsrs advised
the strikers to accept the agents proposi
ton and return to work.
The foundry has been running full
blast during the four weeks Of the strike.
but in the other departments only small
crews Of non-union men have been en-
ployed. the aggregate being net more
than one hundred, while the full work
ing force outside the foundry IL about
seven hundred.
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Cape Elizabeth Accessory Notice.

THE Assessors Of Cape Elizabeth will be in
session at the Cape Elizabeth Town once,
on the SpurwinS road on FRIDAY and Saturday
next the 18th and ttih inst from 2 to O'Clock
erty, real and personal. liable to taxation In the
town OF Cape Elizabeth fer the ensuing munich
pal year. All owners Of property. all guardians.
trustees and others holding or controlling tax
able property. resident or nonresident. liable 20
taxation IN said town for the year above mon
toned, will hereof take notice and furnish such
lists or be barred from appeals for ATTACHMENTS
all as provided by law In such cases made and
provided.
+. W. JoRDAF,{ o..
A. f. POLAND,l Cape Elizabeth
Dated AT Cape Elizabeth. this 18th day OF April
A. d. 1900. ap10dot 70
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WILLIE DUNN" EASILY.

New York, April 10.--HArry VArdon,
the open champion golfer OF Great
Biitsin had an easy task set him when
be met 'Willis" Dunn, former open
ohampioH OF the United States In q
thirty-six hole exhibition match today.
The game Was played over the links Of
the Scarsdals golf club. Hartsiale. N. Y.
and VArdon won By twelve up with tan
to pIax.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11

The stock of hosiery
which we have brought
out this season cannot
fail to be appreciated by
every woman of good
taste. Every possible
color combination is rep
resented in all sorts of
fancy weaves, checks,
stripes, plaids and silk
embroidered spots and
figures.
Plain black ones in cot
ton or lisle-thread, drop
stitch, beautiful lace eff
fects - there's no use
trying to describe them
we recommend you to
spend a half hour or so
at this interesting depart
ment and let us show
you the line.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11

MCDONALD STEAMBOAT co,

Beginning April 2, 1900. steamers will leave
Portland Pier, daily. SUNDAYS excepted at
Chebeaaue (Iamilion' landing. Orris Is
land, Sebase1. Ashdale. Small Point Harbor,
Return leave Cndy's Harbor at COO a. m.
via above landings
j. IA. MCDONALD, Manager.
Tel. 4-30. Once 15s Com na erefal ST.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
G;LAZIIllI!IIIIfiE7
TRAINS LEAVE PORTLAND

TRAINS LEAVE PORTLAND
For Lewiston. STA n m 1.3o. A00. 900 y. IN
Fur Island Pond. al0 a m. i.3o 800 p. NJ
For Montreal, Quebec, Chicago, a1o a. m,
600 p. m.. reaching Montreal at 100 a. m.
and 100 D. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE PORTLAND
From Lewiston, salo, Il.3o a M, A45 and s-45
p. m
From Island Pond, $50, ii3o a. m, SIS
p m.
From Chicago, Montreal, Quebec, $50
a. M, b.45 p. IN.
sDally Other trains week days.
Sunday train leaves Portland every Sunday
for lewiston GoFham and Berlin az I.30 a. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars oh uight
trains and ParlOr Cars on day trains
Ticket Osies, Depot at foot OF india
Street. o,t23dtf
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against har-
steamship "Danntess," Capt Willis. from
Girgenti. as no debts OF their contracting viii be
paid by owners. Master. or CHASE, LEAvIrT
B CO.. Agents. splod3ts
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11
PRIVATE BANK FAILS.

Columbus, Ohio, April lo.-~TAs bank
Of RsinhArd s. Co.. founded in 1858. sas-
Eended buslasss todsy and JeAn G. and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11

Henry A. Reinhard filed deeds of assign
ment. The assignee qualified by giving
bonds Aggregating 1926.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-11

We've sold a lot of
Easter Cards and Book
lets the | a s t few
days, there are many
choice ones left however,
and you who come today
or tomorrow will be sure
to find something to
please you.
Chickens, ducks, tiny
little mice, decorated por-
celain eggs and many
other things specially
appropriate for Easter
offerings.
Don't forget to have a
look at our line of Eas-
ter Neckwear for men
and boys. The most
superb line of SOC Neck
wear we've ever shown
nothing like it in the
town.
OWEN, MOORE & co.