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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-05
DEATHS OF THE DIsTRICT.
A Notable Decrease In the Mortality
From Consumption.

From Consumption.
There We're 1G7 deaths in the District
during the past week as against 10s in the
week previous. OF those who died 60
were white and - colored, % were under
and 80 were over 80 years of age. The
annual death rate was 1897 for each thou
sand Of the population. Deaths from dis
ease OF the brain and nervous system, as
compared with the last report decreased
from Il to L and from consumption from
q 10 II, while those from affections OF the
heart increased from TO IL There were
n fatal cases of diphtheria, 5 OF typhoid
fever and OF whOOping cough. Five
deaths from violence occurred, l from
kick of a horse and 1 from being crushed
in an elevator.
At the close OF last report there were
~ cases of dIphtheria il quarantine. Dur
ing the wsek7Ze new cases occurred and
IS were discharged, leaving 81 cases under
treatment in Is premises.
OF scarlet fever there were 50 ca ses in
quarantine IT the close Of last report
During the week 9 new cases we're report
ed and were discharged leaving 81
cases with warning cards in IS premises.
OF smallpox there were ; cases in hos
pitaI at tie close of last report No new
cases developed during the week and none
were discharged. leaving } still under
treatment in hospital.
The meea weather conditions prevalent
during the week were temperature of at
| mosphere IS degrees. relative humidity
50, and barometer 29S4 There was q
| rainfall or 3 OF an inch with nor nwt St
eriy winds -sTera ging S miles per hour
| Tho maxi temperature e the air vas
So degrees on the 2Sth and minimum 2G
| degrees on the LIST OF December.
| The following We're the deaths classified
according to their cacses: Apopiexy ::
bronchitis. 1; congestion OF lungs. 2; con
/ sumption. Il; dIsrrbOea1 diseases. >; diph-
| iberia. ;: diseases Of brain. 3: diseases OF
| heart Il: diseases OF kidneys. Z; mafig-
naHt gTowths. 4: pneumonia. S; typhoid
| fever, >; whcoping cough, ?: miseeIlane-
GUS IS. total l07
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SOC bleached bed sheets, 44c.
ENTRIES AT BENNING.
Events on the Card for the Races
Tomorrow

Entries for tomorrow's races at Ben
ming are announced as follows:
First Race-FoF all ages, non-winners in
1900; five aPd a half fuTlongs. Grey Bill
Higgins. 81; Carasalio. Sc: HOpbrook. 80;
James J. Corbett, 100; Impartial. I15; Fed
eralist- Ia; Direetum, SO; Give and Take,
104; Wocdspike. 100: Hawk, 107; Red SpI-
den, IL; Curtsey. 81: False Alarm. I07-
Second racial ages non-wiRneTs in
1905; five and one-half furlongs- Uncle
Josh, 80; Matchin 102; denomination. 90;
Lady Hasbeen. 90: CaIlear, Zoe; kentucky,
IG7; Hollow Wood. 81: Imperialist. I04 :
Decimal, 104; AIlaire. I04; Tenderloin, 90;
BOEdmaE I15; Blarneys:-THe, 1f5-
Third Eaee-FOr maiden tTo-year-olds-
six furIcngs- FFesaal 167; DactyI 107-
SalYaIeta. 110: Historian. ne: MicOu. 10;
Temp. 119i Pan, III; PTot=ge. f07; T0fE
10Y: Ginh. lie; Alline Abbott. 107; Wa
tertoB, 10
The following can start in the order
named as any of the above may scratch:
Blue Victor. 1g7; Flaneur, 101: CogsweH.
he: J. J. Corbett. 10; Timothy Foley. no;
FeiasqGez 101; WOolgatherer, 10Y; CaIlear.
10; Street Boy, 107
Fourth race-Rene wal Of the Hunters
Champion steepIechase. handicap steeple-
chase; for horses four-year-old and up
ward that have been duly entered for the
for 1906; the winner of that race except
ed; aboet two and half miles: Diver,
10; Higbie, 100; Sacket, 142; Breach of
Promise 40
Fifth race-FOT tWO-yeaT-Olds; selling:
aen- winners of $3.50 or Of six or more
races; six fuTlOngs: San Luis 109; Term
less los: Lillian Hoffman. 100: Sentry
10: Amorita. 81; Dandy Boy. 100: Pro-
vost, 90; Lady Hayman, IS; Cherries, 1903;
The Rogue. Sc; @Queen Carnival 10;
sGrey Bill Higgins GO
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Sixth race-For mares; three years old
and upward; selling; seven furIongs
Oneck Queen. I09: ToIma, IG4: Speedmas
Jog; %Oread. -; ~EYeIyn Byrd. 81; sMiss
Hanover, %; %AIthea, o.; @Miss Mitchell,
%.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Seventh race-Handicap for three year
olds and upward; mile and a sixteenth.
Kinnikinic, I26; Knight Of the Garter.
I19; Decatur, us; CarbuncIe, 112; Spzed-
mas, 1o9; Oneck Queen. 107, Macleod of
Dare, loo; Annoy, 90; The Chamberlain.
SS: Aisike 90. Borough 90
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The Last shakespeare ManasorIpts.

Where are Sf.skespeare's manuscripts? Nobody
can tell. Could anyone discover them and offer
these literary treasures for sale million dollars
IN money would readily be offered not only by
private collectors but by the various national
libraries and museums eager to obtain relics
Of such immense importance Apart from the
historical value they would possess ShakespeaFe'S
manuscripts would haye another supreme interest;
they would no doubt assist IN settling the dis
puted authorship of the plays There isn't ans
dispute as TO the position Heurich's beers occupy
among the standard beverages OF the world; the
question has beer settled by the award Of a
silver medal to Nserzeu and Senate By the
Paris Exposition authorities Government ANALYSIS
and the popularity Of Heurichs beers are other
evidences that these beers are bTewed Of the
best malt and hops and are Of proper age. Phone
six-thirty-four. Arlington Bottling Co. for a case
OF Heurich's and enjoy pure article.
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For a New Tobacco Trust,

RICHMOND, Va, Dec 5--It is reported
in tobacco circles here that another great
great combination is about to be formed.
The story is that some of the wealthy
holders OF the American OF Continental
stock are at the head Of the new move
ment- The idea is for these persons to
OBTAIN charter and to seek to acquire
all of the big factories.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-05
4 Boy asIled by a Trim.

RADFoRD, Va. Dec. 5.-The fifteen
year-old son of Samuel Sturgeon was run
over by passenger train No. Is Sunday
evening at Five Oaks, a flag station on
the Clinch Valley division. near Bristol
The boy had attempted to ride a short
distance and when he Jumped OF was
thrown under the wheels. He died soon
after.
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allowance claimed
Fatal FAN Down a ConI Shaft.

FAIRMONT, W. Va Dec 5.-Arehie F
Chandler, colored, employed in the dig
ging OF the Federal Coal Company's shaft
at Gray-s Falls Tc.i into the opening
Monday night while lighting a cigarette,
being blinded by the light He fell the
full distance eighty feet, and was in
stantIv Killed. His home is in Nirginia.
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DIED.

BoTELER-At ForrestviIIe Md. on the evening
OF December g. 1900 ANDREW J. infant son OF
Edward l. and GeorgeSnBa .. Botelsr, aged two
years and SIX months
TnterInent at Congressional Cen7eterr. we1-
nesday, December ), at 1 O'Clock p N. Rela-
tives and friends invited. It
GIIL-on Monday. December 5. 1900. at I2.3l
.. M, ]. WALTER GILL son OF Charlotte L.
Gil ard the late Charles II. Gill.
Funeral from his mothers residence sos Fif-
teenth Street southeast. Thursday morning, 1880.
Friends and relatives invited 20 attend It
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Receipts
Receipts for

It is to be noted that Iegacies produced
only 81, 233, 1925 in the entire fiscal year
1889.
It was expected that the bill would be
ready 10 report to the full committee to-
day. but it is now regarded as doubtful
whether it can be sent TO the House until
next week. In the meantime il IS real
lied that every days delay jeopardizes
some OF the popular benefits that would
accrue from revenue reduction if tie
and the Republican members Of
lmittee could have their way.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-05
a cir Frop, Andrey Carnegie.

PEKIN, III. Dec 5-At the City C0un-
ell meeting last night, a letter from an
drew Carnegie was read, in which he CT
fered to give $4,000 for a public library
in Pekin. The building will be erected
by next March.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-05

We BUY UNDIVIDED INTERESTS IN
Real Estate and Perfect Titles.
Parties who failed to pay 1855 taxes. and
whose property was sold. can protect them
from maturing to a deed and loss OF prop
sTty By calling at the Office OF WASHING
TON LAW & CLAIMS CO, Room z. AZ
louisiana Avenue northwest. city
geIs-uera
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of The National Metropolitan Fire
Insurance Company of the District OF Co
lunbia- viii be held MONDAY. DECEM-
BER %. 1900 for the election Of Directors.
Polls open at e N. and close at o'clock
p. n. SAM CFOSS,
no3O-24t Secretary
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POWER OF THE BREWERS
Offer of Partial Reduction Of the
Beer Tax Spurned-

They Demand That the whole Duty
BE Wiped Out-Framers OF the Rev
enue Bill Realize That the Measure
Cannot Be Passed without Con-
c1isting the Brewing Interests.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-05
DENOUNCED THE cANTEEN.
Mrs. Thatcf,er's Talk to the Soldiers
at Fort Hyer.

at Fort 1yer.
Mrs. E. NJ. Thatcher, of New Jersey
National Superintendent of Work among
Soldiers and Sailors, who is one of the
most determined opponents of the Army
canteen in the whole Woman's Christian
Temperance Uion, went to Fort Myer on
Monday and spoke to the soldiers there.
Her subject was the eanteen and its al
legged evils. It IS understood that when
the canteen q estion comes before the
Convention, Mrs. y tcher VIII take a
very pronounced and accept moth
ing less than denunciation Of
the GoveTnme ing the Cstab-
lishment mand for its
eliminat
9 led Tor
you have
bladder
be found ius.
ssuggists' in atty
may hzvs saaa-is
asE dscovery By mail
ling AL about il aud its
1er c.. Binshaatoa. +. I.
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Neck searfs, S4.9S.

Imitation narten necIzscarfs; full
and fluffy and bought to sell for 81, to
go now for S49S.
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sl2 coats, $3.50.

Another lot OF ladies' kersey jack
cts, In black, tan. royal. and castor:
silk lined; thoroughly stylish: with
new cuffs and fronts, and at every
point fashionable; instead of sic we
can sell these at $3.50.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-05
81 muffs. ss22.9S.

Lot of electric seal rnuffs, lined with
satin; look very much like real seal;
instead of 81, for $2-9S.
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Your last excuse-necessity-is gone!


shada at least eyouto eheeh
emb bich
the VII oe mount by Ee week month
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allowance claimed.

Sixth race-For mares; three years old
and upward; selling; seven furIongs
Oneck Queen. IO9: ToIma, I04: Speedmas
100; *OTead. -; sEYeIyn Byrd. 81; Miss
Hanover, %; %AIthea, o.; @aIiss Mitchell,
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"Aato" coats, SI9.98.

200 ladies' handsome quality black
ksrsey jackets; up to date in style;
with new sleeves and new fronts; ele-
gantly lined; coats just like we have
IN our regular stock selling at s.; to
go for $4.SS for choice.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-05
81 muffs, csc.

Lot OF Coney fur muffs, rich and lus-
trous, instead of %, to go for CSC to-
morrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-25
FREE TREATMENT OF SICK.
At Congress HaiI-vital Magnetism the
Grand Agent That Cures.

Marvellous scenes are taking pace at Con-
eress Han daily, where Prof Damon and asso-
ciate are curing the sick. lame, deaf and SUI
ferers from every disease OF long standing.
That Prof Damon stands at the head Of public
healers of the sick Is an acknowledged fact.
No such remarkable cures were ever witnessed
In this city as are now being done every after
noon The wonderful effects OF Vital magne-
tism as a curative agent In long standing sick
nesses is now acknowledged all over tie world
and that Pro-. Damon and associate Yitopathic
hsalers possess this power to greater degree
than any Other men, has long been an ac-
knowledged fact. II you or your friends are
suffering from any complaint, no matter OF how
long standing, go to Congress Hall any alter
noon and see for yourselves the mysterious
working of this great power and receive treat
ment and be assured of wonderful benefit.
A limited number can only be treated each
day and those wishing private treatment who
are able and willlng to pay a reasonable fee can
call at the Uu!tel States Hotel at any hour ex-
cept the time allotted to the free healing at the
Hall at 2 30 every afternoon.
ADMISSION FREE To ALL.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Charles A. Turner, Atlantic
street, IL In boston, called there by the
death OF her sister, Mira. Truman Bart
!ett. Mrs. S. W. Cults of Gardiner, an
other sister, has gone there for the same
purpose.
Mrs. l.. N. Cults and her sister, Miss
Eastman, are visiting Mr.. Henry Cults
in New York, and attending the great
Ecumenical council Among others from
Portland who are officially In attendance
Is Mrs. j. W. ID. Carter OF Spring street.
Recent letters locate DIR. and Mrs..
George II. Libby on q ranch In Colorado.
where the doctor is rapidly ga aiming in
health and strength, which is good news
to his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Taylor, who have
been spending the winter at Mrs. Reed g
on Spring street, have reopened their
own cosy home at Eazt DeeriDg.
Miss Norton, principal of the Kinder
garten Normal training school, returned
from Philadelphia on Saturday. where
she has been enjoying the meetings Of
the International kindergarten union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Flsgg re-
turned late Monday evening from 10
days trip to Washington.
Hon. h. II. Pope and daughter of
Ottawa, arrived yesterday and are the
guests CT Mr.. and Mrs, o. Stewart lay
Tor. Mr.. and Miss Pope came down for
the opera.
Mre. Clarence Goodwin will spend the
summer at SEA- Harbor.
Mr.. Wilbur Potter of Gray's Business
college is at his home In Milan. N. II.
DIR. and GEs. Charles o. Hunt left yes
teraay for visit to Washington.
Miss Aohorn returned to Nit. Holyoke
college Monday.
2 Mr. n. j. GRrrlty has returned from
visit to the eastern part of the ftsta.
Hon. j. W. Wakefield of Bath and
Hiram W. Kicker of Poland Spring, are
at the Falmouth hotel
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FALMOUTH AND pREBLE.
Police visit Two Principal Hotels Last
Night.

The ssizures By the police were kept mp
last evening and this time the PLACES
which wsrs visitsd were the Falmo tn
hotel and the Prsbls house Deputy
Marshals Firth and Chsnery started out
on their raids at few minutss past seven
o'clock. At the Falmouth they entered
the barrcom In the basement and secured
three or four casfs OF lager beer, Gle and
hard liquors. They Notified the barten-
der. Joseph Moxosy, to appear ct this
mornings session Of the municipal court.
At the Prebls house tbs two officers Sc
cured lot Of the same dssorir tion Of
liquors which they had gathered IN at the
Falmouth, bus the quantity was not
quite - large. The bartender CT the
Prsbla. Robert Lss, was also notified to
be- on hand at the municipal court this
morning.
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A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.
Members of Ivanhoe Lodge Have a
"Ladies' Night"

Ladies' night held last evening by the
nsmbers Of Ivanhes lodge, X. Of r., at
Castle ball, was q dsiightful AFFAIR, there
being large attendance and plenty Of
good entertainment. Many ladies and
young people were present. In the lodss
room two dozen tables were nArranged 50
I, at whist was enjoyed during the eve
ming Between the "hands" the follow
ing programme was given; Orchestra;
bass sole, Mr.. Barbour; mandolin and
guitar. Mcdonnell and Newman; or
ohestra; fauio juggling, Mr.. Mcconnell;
bass folo, Mr. Harbour; mandolin solo,
Mr.. Newman; sketohine, Mr.. Mcdonnell.
Refreshments were served during the
evening, which was voted ty all to be one
of the most pleasant In the history Of the
lodge. The committees 70 whom the
s1ooss OF the occasion Is due we're as
follows; Entertainment, W. W. Barnes,
charms Fred NJ. Allen, Matthew
jerks. S. Il. Nelson and Edgar A. Me-
serve. Reception committee, John Il.
Greene, chairman, j ,hn $. BoIs, Il. O.
Reynolds, Isaac A. Clough. W. q.
J ;fferds, A. l.. Davis, Edward Butler,
A. A. PIummer and Herbert Filss.
The prizes were wen by the following
ladies and gentleman: Ladies, MisI
Emma Wilson. first prize; Mrs. u. h.
Smcrdon, booty. Gentlemen, Mr.. @.
II. Cloudman, first prize; Mr.. II, b.
Emerson, BOBBY.
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BRIEF J0TTINGS.

Tbs Frse Street church has pu1 q
generous sem of money into the hands
of 10 past3r, and ssa5 him TO attend
this NEST gs of tie Ecu'nenicsl Confer
encs In New York, DIR. Wi'spn left on
she New York boat lest night. and will
he absent from the city week,
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Portland NOAH Auxiliary will be held
this sfssraoon at thres o'clock, ct the
horne Of Mrs J. W. Tabor, No. IA Garlic
ton s,reat.
accept the Invitation to visit Conway
Castle OF Auburn to with ess degree work
on Thursday evening OF this week. All
who can attend viii please be at Uri9n
Station to take the OILS D. NJ. train. ~
good time Is assured oil who will go.
The party will return by the Pullman,
The grand jury 10 the United States
Circuit court will coms In today.
b. Tbs Grand lodge Of Mssons OF Maine
will meet hsrs next Tuesday, the Grand
Ledge meetings being followed by the
Grand Chapter, Grand Council and Grand
CommandeEy.
The annual meeting of the Railroad
de apartment, Y. NJ. q. A, will be held
At the rooms OF the association, 4s1-ssS
Commsroial street. Friday evOning, April
a7th at ESQ O'Clock. In addition to the
report OF otficsrs on this work accom-
plishsd during the psss year, 1t is expect
ed that a number Of prominent railroad
officials will be present TO add to the in
terest Of the meeting. pleasing pro-
gramme will be presented. after which
refreshments will be served. All rsil-
road msn, fslniliss and friands invited.
At nesting of the committee on pub
lilo works yesterday routine business only
was tran sacted.
East End Yacht CLUB Is progressing RAP
Idly. Lawns are bsing graded up, the
sea wall repaired and several small pri.
vate boat houses adjacent torn down.
At Saturday nights meeting President
Thompson announced that he bad re-
osived from Congressman Charles Z. Lit
tlstield acceptance Of an In vitatlon to Ad-
drsss the club sometime during the sum-
mer.
Ine enEuhi MetJl1E OF TOE ART history
club was held Monday with Mrs. Z. A.
De3srmo. Modern painters and soulp-
tors in Rome was the lesson which was
arranged by Mrs. DeGarmo. At the busi-
ness meeting Mrs George B. Swasey was
elected prssident; Mrs N. A. DeGarmo,
secrs tlTy treasurer; Miss Emma Gould
delegate ID the w. L. U.
Yesterday the liquor depties made seiz-
urss at Nos, 5ls Danforth, 6l7 Forest and
155 Middle streets.
a case Of diphtheris at No. 81 Beckett
street, has been reported to the board of
health.
Yesterday Roy II. Small of Rock and
and Frederick Z Biaisdsll of Bangor,
hlsd petitions In bankruptcy In the Dis
trict court.
There are now sos, 200 In the county
treasury as against SO. 900 at this time
last year. an excellent showing.
The members Of WSnOnah Council No.
Q, ID. OF p, who intend to visit the ooun-
oil at Cum hsrlsnd Mills will meet ct the
head OF PEeble street and take the TAO y.
-, car.
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CAPT. CHANDLER AT HOME.
Commander of Lost Schooner Golden
sheaf at south Portland.

Capt William Chandler Of the sol ooner
Golden Sheaf, which foupdered eli this
Bermudas, arrived at his home In South
Portland yesterday noon.
It will be remembered that he was
picked out OF the s'a In drowning
oon1ition by thu Norwegian bark
Brodafalket. commanded by Capt. Klo-
msr, snd was carried 70 Rotterdam.
On arrival there the oantain reported
to the Am erican consul who attended to
all OF his immediate wants and sent him
to this country on the Holland liner Stat
endam, which arrived In New York Mon
day.
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cAsroRrA
FREE To ALL.

Bears the signature OF CHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
Tie Kind You Hare disydys Boaghs.
cAsToRTA
Bears the signature of CHAs. II. FLErcKEB.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind You Haze .dls,aJs BoHgAL
CASroRIA
In use Tor more than thirty years, and
The Kind You Haze -4IagaJs BoEgA-.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-25
TELEPHONE 10 the ISLANDS.

The New England Telegraph and IeIe-
phone company Is making satisfactory
progress in building telephone line to
Peaks island. The line will be in opera
tion by July LIST.
1t Is proposed to make connections to
the maitland at Falmouth Foresids TAX
ing the run OF the inner islands inolud-
ing Mack worth's little and Great
Diamond, Peaks and Cushings.
Measurements have bean taken across
the water separating the several islands
and other preparations made for the IT,
auguration Of the much desired service
which will permit island visitors from
other states to talk over the phone TO
Boston or New York Or elsewhere with
ont losing an hour or two waiting the Is
land steamers to come to Portland. il
will also prove of inestimabls oonvenincs
and value to Portland people who make
their summer houes on the inner islands
Of the bay.
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RIYERTON PARTIES.

The Japsth CLUB composed of ten mem
bars. enjoyed lunch ami soUial yesterday
afternoon at Rigerton CASINO.
In the evening Il whist club, COMPOSED
Of sixtsen Nom 5ers with invited friends,
the entire party in charge of Mr.. Edward
W. Cox, enjoyed q lunch and social eve
ming at whist,
The Hillside Whist club will enjoy q
social afternoon at whist today. A
whist club from Morrills corner, with
friends, a party numbering about one
hundred are to close their season thii
evening With a supper and whilst at the
Casino.
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A FREIGHT BRAKEMAN KILLED.

A Maine Central freight brakeman
named JAMES Dunbar, whose homo is In
Watsrville, was killed near Oakland yes
terday. de was on top OF freight oar
on freight 81 which left Portland yes
terday morning and was struok By an
overhead bridge and knocked from the
train. His body was badly mangled BY
the car wheels. The conductor of
fright 81 is TimothynO' Donnell Of Wat
arytlle
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Mrs. wln.low's Soothing syrup.

has been used over Fifty Years oy millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
soi,ens the gums. allays Pain, cures Wind
Cole, regulates tAe bowels, and Is the best
remedy for Dlarrhoes whether arising from
teethlng or other causes For sale by Drug
gists in every part OF the world. Be sure al d
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup 20 ct
a batfle