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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15
WEDDINGS.

Mr.. James NJ. Day and Miss Emily
Price, both OF lssaquah. We're married at
the residence OF the officiating clergyman
Rev. John f. Damon. OF this city, on Mon
day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Edward Sell
doing the honors as best man and brides
maid Among those present We're. Mrs
j T. sutton. Miss Bestlne Whitehead Miss
Hannah Bows and Miss Florence sutton
After brief sojourn in Seattle. the we'd
ding party returned ia lssaquah.
V V V
Wedding cards have been received IN
Seattle announcing the marriage Of Miss
Grace Anna Louise Giselman, Of San
Francisco, and Mr. William Alexander
LANCE The marriage Will take place on
Francisco. Miss Giselman is a daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, William A. Giselman OF san
Francisco, and Mr.. LANCE ia the WE'LL
known Chicago baseball player. He once
wv
Mr. James n. Ferguson and Miss J.
Ethel Airey were married on Monday at
the residence OF the brides PARENTS 22S
son only q few intimate friends were
present After a wedding breakfast the
couple len for a short Wedding tour. on
their return they will be At home at the
Hotel Ferguson,
Capt Fudthiof Holland. master Of the
schooner John II. Tallant was married 20
Miss Ada sehmiod, Il Napa, cal at the
Rev. John r. Damon in Seattle on Mon
day az noon. capt Honland has many
friends on Puget sound as well as In the
southern ports.
Mr. Richard Ferry Hyam and Mas lem
MO Viola t'reuch, both of This city. were
married at the residence ~ the officiating
CLERGY man. Rev John r. Damon. 4la Firth
Mrs Ryan left Tor a short wedding trip
SOUTH aud Will on iAclr return reside NJ
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Thursday afternoon. in the presence of
few friends. The bride has spent her
youth in Seattle and is a graduate of the
Seattle high school. The happy couple
left on their wedding tour soon after the
ceremony. Upon their return they will be
at home at 1S2 Warren avenue.
v V V
Mr.. Lee Dixon Gilmer, of this city, and
Miss jamie Clifford. of Tacoma, were mar
ried Thursday at noon I'm Trinity church.
Tacoma. They will be at home after May
Is at 1886 Nineteenth avenue.
V Y
Mr.. j. r. Pidduck left last night for
San Mateo, Cal. where he will be married
tomorrow TO Miss Edith Conquest Shrews-
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. Pidduck Will reside in
Seattle.
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removed to the residence Of his brother, Mr. Le-
land Houghtrn 1872 Second avenue north
Mrs. w. G. Gilxer and her sons. Mr. Lewis Gilger
and Mr. Carroll Giger, arrived Friday from the
East to Tisit Mrs. GiiEers parents MI ana MIS-
r. +. Carroll
Mr. Hubert Livingston Miller, who has been at
lending school in Victoria, II. C., Is in the city
visiting ais parents. DR.. and Mrs. T. b NJ Mhler
on Renton hill.
Mis-, Helen Cowles Of Olympia. is in the city
AZ nresqnt the guest Of her sister, Mrs Charles
Ethslhert Caypool. She win attend the Metiraw-
Baxter wedding
Mrs. H. d. Thomas and Miss Emily Thomas ar
rived in Seattle from san Francisco yesterday
They left the same evening for Tacoma, but viii
return and reside in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. George Folsom arrived RON the
E.s, last vsek and are At present at the Rainier
Grand They viii soon move into Mr.. 7. ID. Hughes
residence on Fifteenth avenue.
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TOIT SOCIAL NOTES.

TOLT. April l4--One of the most inn
portant society events OF the season was
the social given by Mr. and Mrs w. II.
Lord at their residence on Friday even
ing The guests present were about forty
IN number At . O'Clock the younger So
ciety folk retired 10 the apartment ar
ranged for dancing AT 1890 an elegant
supper was served after which Mr. Lord
rendered an interesting recitation. Thank
ing the kind host and hostess for the
pleasant evening they had enjoyed the
guests departed for their respective homes.
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COMING EVENTS.

On Wednesday evening the Fortson Relief Corps
will give social at the residence Of Miss Dwyer.
1914 Second avenue
The Akros Club. composed Of young residing
the first hill win give a dancing party on Sat
urdsy night at the Queen Anne club house.
The Red Cross Society Of Seattle will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at the club rooms n the pub
lie library. The annual election of officers win
take ulace n this meeting
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on Northern Pacific westbound leaves st
Paul at s:B a. m; Butte, $40 y. m. Spo-
kane, $50 a. m: Seattle. 1880 .. m; Ia
coma 1920 a. m, and arrives al Portland
at I 90 a. m, on and after April 90
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SOCIETY At THE U. OF w.

r. ]. Ely took a trip to whitworth colleg
on Wednesday.
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FRESH Dungeness crabs boiled daily at
the Morgan oyster Company. i2S Second
"a
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LAUNCHING STEAMSHIP 20. w.
nfGIr NOON

The Pacific Clipper IAne will launch
their new steamship 20. W. Dickinson
at Moran Bros shIpyard April IS In
yltaiions may be secured by applying to
the company az e22 First avenue.
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MRS. A. y. HoXIE, Of Chicago. teacher
Of lace and embroidery, Will exhibit work
and teach with Mrs. lfill, 10 Second ave-
nue.. The Leader
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The wedding OF Miss Kate McGrmw and
~ rred Raxter two prominent young
snsietv people OF the city. Will take
plsce on Tuesday evening a, ! o'clock az
trinity Parish church 9tes ""ino7'
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The principal event of this weak viii be-
the Assembly bah Thts thc third ~ the
series. promises go eclipse ANY former
han II Is to take place ou Ttursfay
Night az the Denny hotel D. MIL dlaer
aF about midnight a cotUlr0 Wi1 he
danced to last until about a'cI.-.k sen
erai new figures Will be introduced Tho
decorations VIII be- hS usual ma s-ifH.
cent large number 81 Invitations have
Neen sent to Tacoma ANA .'her sound
cities ana Il Is expected that Sd 'aree rar,.
her ~ visitors VIII bC present
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number Of Souns ladies' from the city
went over 20 West Seattle Wedne SGay
and spent the afternoon with Mrs, Dana
nrown Those IN the party we're Mrs
Walter Shepard Fulton Mrs 4 Cook
tnshsm. Miss Ada Morgan, Miss Sadie
Msrgan. Miss Ethel Cardln. Miss Agnes
Cardin Miss Alice Drisko.
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Seattle chapter. Daughters of the Amet-
tan Revolutian met Tuesday at the
rssidenee OF Mrs. George Va Bacon. ei1
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Mrs. Francis Guy Frlnk gave pretty
breakfast Thursday noon az BEER residence
on Ysslar way and Twenty -thirt avenue
The table Was decorated in pink ANA "a bite
mink carnations and emilaN tt..S H1tI
Thoso present we're Mrs Adsh-f MNer
Htcks Mrs Lawrence =. Ra rr- Nrs
Frederick West Hicks Miss Corr smith
Miss Ida 1. Smith, Miss More Miss
Helen Holmes, Miss May Fuller.
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Tho Cascade school gave pleasant enc
tefteinmgut Wednesday evening IN Ranke
larcelN due to tho teachers Tor taste in
ca~tumiug and SSH iu drilling.
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Mrs A. /. Hutchinson. Mrs George E.
SoupeE, Mrs :. Il. Wentworth and AIS.
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- HE forty days OF Lent ended last
y night and today society energies
from its period of religious OBJ
seryance. Last week was Holy
- Week and local society people
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A party vas given on Friday evening a.
the home Of Mr AMI Mrs Van NAlken-
ts-g ora Lake Enicu. the occasion being
the birthday q Mrs AZ Bracket Who re-
Gently returned from California The
rooms were handsomely decorated with
ferns AuTEowrrs. Music and g2mes were
.058Ec3 100 untl late Aour, when an elc-
CANT ,Gu.a WAs served
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Mr. AnJsrs Gust nilsson and Miss chris
tina Olson. both af Seattle We're united in
marriage GA MurlaN az th. residence ~
the oft1chting clergyman. Rev Martin 1.
Larson, IT'S Bellevue avenue Seattle
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23

ssueaT-iaw steady fair refining at A14e; Cen
frugal 9u Test A "a Molasses sugar at 4c re-
CH1CAGO-Cash aoutatc1ss.
ieur steady.
wneat-No 2 spring emo 3 do -: No2 Red
at a I2e. C0rn-No 2 mt zoe; No 2 yellow, al
90 5ea = G; oats-No at 22Ac; No white 2414 a
zoc; no white 24602b14c; No 9 RIVE -: pood
leedthg barley soc; fair to choice mailing at 4
% socs 40 ] Flaxseed at ] 40; No N w FLAX
seea So prime Timothy seed az 85n3 9B
Mess FORK 10 80nI0 SO. Lard 8 9Oa6 92Ia
snort flpS SIDES 80 al d ;dry sailed shoulders
o9s n6s4 short clear sides at 6 45aD6 go
16e. % sA'es 7Ss
Cheese steady 1O0IIlAe.
Eggs firm fresh I21a
~. 7 tonf-receipts $1,000 bbls; wheat GIT 900
buShs corn BOO. 900 bush. oats uAq 0on bush
rye 5000 bush; barley 900 busa
oh1lpnents-r lour 10000 nbls wheat l42. 600
Dush; corn 10000 bush; oats 10000 bush
rye 600 busni barley 4O0u bush.
DkTROIT-Wheat quoted 741sc cash wnlre
Red 76c; Sept 765sc Oct 775sc.
I0LEDO-Wheat dulet--cash and Ang ~
'o94 c; Sept 76c; Oct 76s4c c; Dee 1880.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23
llNANCIALAND COMMERCIAL
OaetstiOns Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
-. yoxA stock, Money and Grain
Market Review

New York, August p The level of
..,sss was not materially changed as a
r..lt Of today trading IN stocks The
eaesuations in the most prominent rail-
,oads did not exceed half per cent, and
n a..ly a few speolalties, was this range
sosnt. Some effort was made at the be-
Ginning Of the days business to oontin
: Yesterday late reaction, but support
Inc orders appeared ia Brooklyn Transis
..a people's Gas which strengthened the
s.sIre list. Consolidated Gas was in de-
mspd and rose almost two points on buy
inc inspired by its early restoration to an
slsht Der cent annual dividend basis. A
ssbssaaent attack was made with more
se.s.s On Peoples Gas. the price going
down rs. no definite news has devel-
ansa 10 account for the recent pro-
nounsed pressure against this stock. Bus
snsss was ata standstIII during the
crater part Of the afternoon but toward
the close there was q slight squirt and
psls.s rose 10 the lest figures OF the DAY
"a covering Of shorts. Conspicuous
Strength was displayed by ST. Louis,
Southwestern Preferred ami Northwest
wAlea advanced a point Gener al Elec-
TIE declined TWO points On sales iniiu-
snea by the lack Of corroboratlon Of re-
cent favorable rumors. Canadian Pacific
yalael point GA apprehension OF labor
difficulties, and Western Union almost
IS maeh on unusually heavy transactions.
Iaaaen 1aded ou both SIDES OF tho ac-
count bat aggregate 81 transactions were
snail. The bond market was irregular
q moderate dealings Total sales, par
salaa *sa.Qg0 United States rounding
Hhen Issued advanced one-quarter IN
lt BID price.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23
~ IelesranlI-l

Aug. 81. 1900.
NEW YORK-The Flour marKer-recepEs
15.e1S hbls: exports IO,S73 obs: safes $500
peKps; better Inquiry for Spring Wheat grades
At 4 shade advance over yesterday.
Flour Winter pis 2 T5lGa O :wInter stiai9hfs
9 5UU3 60; minnesota patents 9OU4 2oi VIII
tel extras 2 70a3 00: Minnesota bakers oo@
3 ~. do low GRADES 40G2 70.
Whear-receipts o7.125, bush; exports 4O,119
bush; saiesg 3.S75,00O bush futures. AOO.0UO
bush exDorrs: spot firms NO Red rs IN eleV;
No Northern Duluth 1924 G anoat; no 2
Red at 1874 e i o b au0at
COrn-recelpIs 5000 busns exports 3OIs0Oo
~bus: sales 116'0UO bush futures 100000 bush
export; spot steady; NO at 453Ac anoat
and eleY. o
oals--receIpts 1863, 800 bush: Exports 24.24O
bush; sales 2n,0OO bush SPOT: spot steady
Mo- at 2ee; No . at 20 y No white at $50
2Slsc:N0 3 white at 2713c track mixed ives
tern at 20 ~ gre; track white western at 2612
Beer steady; family at s9@s12i mess at SOC
60.
Cutm' ats steady. -.
Lard steady: Western steamed 2 071a re-
nned firm; continent 40; S A s 90; com ound
Pork steady mess at II 750l3 20 = fanny at
IA 5Od16 so; short clear 13 0Od1p o.
Butter srr0ng crcameT1es at t54 re; ~
factory current packed at 15Ml6c; I'M cIlh log
1Sc; state dairy 16an2O1a do crm l7Gl 5t2.
Eggs firms STATE and Penn l7W16cs WesteIh
at mark 1O0141a Western, loss OF l6@l7c'
Freights firm.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23
KATE SCHARN's MURDERER
Strong suspicion Rests Upon Hcs
Broth er.

New York, August 22.-The police con-
tinue actively at work trying to clear up
the mystery OF the murder OF Kate
Scharn in her apartments last Saturday
night. The detective declared today
that there is half an hour unaccounted
for in the alibi set up by the girls broth
er, Fred erick, to clear himself. Young
Scharn is now in the Tombs, where he is
held without bail.
Inspector Harley, who has charge OF the
case, said today, speaking of young
Scharn: "He was out OF work for two
months. He was dependent upon his sis
ter for support, He was continually ask
ing her for money.
''We know that a suit of clothes he had
ordered for $l2 had only So paid on it.
We know that the tailor went to the sis
ter and asked her to pay the balance,
which she refused to do.
''We know that the boy was the only
one that knew where 30 find the hammer
with which the crime was committed. :"
Notwithstanding their suspicious
against Scharn, the police are trying to
find other clues and are searching for the
man with whom the murdered girl went
shopping on the day of her death.
A girl who occupied the same flat as
Miss Scharn had watch stolen from her
which it has been learned young Scharn
pawned.
Emanu Ell Friend, counsel for Frederick
Scharn, obtained writ OF habeas corpus
from Justice Fitzgerald today for the APP
pearance of Scharn in the Supreme court
tomorrow morning with a view to obtain
ing his release. Counsel claim that the
boy is unjustly and without sufficient
cause, kept in prison
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23
GLoUoEsTER-Ar 2oth. sch John M FIske.

.GL0UCESTER-Ar goth, sch John M Fiske,
New York.
HYANNls-Ar 2lst. schs Ira Bliss. New
York, and Maggie Todd. Calais to discharge.
Sid I'm Bass River 2lst, schs Fortuna, Boston
II ii Od10rne for an eastern port.
.PASCAGOULA-Clc 2lst sch Mary E Morse,
NeWberry. New York
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 21st. sch Jos G Dean,
Fail River
SD, sch Lena White Fan River.
NEW HANEN-Sld 21sT, sch Warren b Pot
ter Georgetown.
ENW L0NDoN-Ar 2lst sch Agnes e Man
son. Norfolk.
NEWP0RT NEws-sld DIST, barge Sovereign
OF the Seas Portland.
Sid 22d, schs David Davis, Bangor; r f
Pett1greW. Portland.
NORFOLK-Ar 2lst, sehs Geo p Davenport,
Boston; John M Brown, Philadelphia; Try
on. New York.
cd, sch Helen H Benedict New Haven.
SD, sch Fred Cover. Boston
PERTH AMBOY-Sld 21st. sch Serena Ken
dali. New York.
TIipp. Boston; Earl r Mason. Blake. Fall River
Vim + Campbell Osmore. ST Andrews ana Corn
Island: Eliza J Pendleton, Hutchinson Reedy
Island barge Bear Ridge Port and. In tow OF
Cld, STEAMER Harrisburg, Portland; schs Jas
kothwen pOr sm0uth; Horace q Morse, Saco !;
John ID PAige. Gardiner; Joseph Luther. Saco /;
barge Alburfis Portland In tow OF ting Swatara
Ar 2 d, scus VIM Shuberp, Matilda d Borda
and Nettie Champion, kennebee; Alice Clark
Portland Josephine, Ianesvllle barges Maha-
noy and kalmla, from Portland in tow OF tug
Valley Forge.
Reedy Ioland-Passed down 2Ist, steamer
Harrisburg, PHI adelDhia for Portland sch La
Vnla NJ Snow. do for San Juan.
Marcus Hook-Passed down 2Ist schs Ann
Trainer and Horace Morse, Philadelphla for
Snco.
Marcus Hook Passed down 22d schs John
D Paige, philadelphia for Gardiner; Joseph
Luther. do Tor Saco.
Delaware Breakwater-Ar 2lsf, schs Mary S
BRADSHAW. Philadelphia Tor Gardiner; Ella i
Davenport. Jacksonville for New York
Passed up 22d, sch Nimbus. Bangor for Phil
adelphia.
PORT READING-Ar 21st, sch J A Gray,
Garland New York land cleared for Exeter.
PORTSMOUTH. NH-Ar 22d, tug HOkenda-
Qua. kennebee, with harges Blackbird for New
York. BucIller. Portland, anu Bernardo, Saeo.
for Perth AmD0v.
SID. sen Harriet, Calais.
ROCKLAND Ar 22a, schs Gage II Phillips,
New York Vandalla, Port Gilbert. MS.
Sid, schs Annie (Br). Salmon River Ms; Ga
zelle (Brl. Port Gilbert Ms; Cep0la (Br), Digby,
MS Goldhnder (Br Beaver Harbor Ms.
is battleship niiana sailed Tor Boston late
this afternoon.
SALERt-Ar 22d. schs O NJ Marrett, R0ckland
for New York Delaware. Boston for Bangor.
Sid, sch Peerless, hOckland.
SAN JUAN. PR-Ar 7th sch Hannah COomer,
Door. Bucksport.
SID 4th sch Jeanie Iippet. Lynch, New York.
VINEYARD-HANEN-h r 22d. sch Maggie
Mulyey. Bangor for New York.
Passed schs John BraceWeii, South River. NJ,
for PorIland Olive Branch. Edgewater for Blue
hill; Celia Z, Philadelphia for Bangor tug PIED
mont. towing barge for Portland.
WASHINGTON-Ar 21st, sch George A Nc
Fadden, kennebec
CID, sen Edwin II Hunt, Portsmouth.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23
sTEAmERs.
Scbago Lake, SOngO River
and Bay Of Naples s. 5. Co.
on aud Arter yune e5tla. 1900.

viii connect daily with s.45 a M and .0s D. m.
Tram over Maine Central Railroad white MT.
Diy9 touching at Naples, Brdgton, North
brdgton and Harrison, connecting at Harrison
with stage for Waterford, and at Naples with
J. w, Cooks coach line for Edes Fails. Casco.
Otlsfeld. etc.
day Except Sunday at 40 q. IN. and 100 p.
m. North Bridgton at a. n. aud 12.45 p. m. ;
Bridgton at 30 and D. m aud Naples 1T 9.15
4. IN. and 2.45 p. m. connecting at SebagO
Lake Station with 11.45 a. IN and 525 p. m.
Steamboat Express Train for Portland and
Boston, making he most delightful inland trip
IN New England.
Round trip excurs Ion tickets. good for day Of
date only, $500. Ask for our tourists guide
at Union Station.
G.. L. GOODRIDGE.
jne2Sdtf Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23
Cotton Markets.
lhY IeleeraDn.l

NEW YORK-The Cotton market TO-DAY was
quiet middlng uplands DC do gulf 1914 sales
GAI.N ESTON-The Cotton mar6et closed
firm; middlngs 91ac.
CHARLES TON-The Cotton market to-day
steady mddlings Sa4 C.
NJ EMPHIS-The CAtton market to-day closed
steady mlddlings 95sc.
NEW EORLEANS-Th Cotton market elosea
steady: middlmgs 1Oc
= MoBILE-Cotron market nominal; middIngs
SAYANNAH-The Cotton market closed
steady; middlngs 93se.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23
Foreign Ports

Ar at Liverpool Aug %, steamer Ultonia
Boston.
Ar at Queenstown Aug D. steamer New Eng
land, for Liverpool, and proceeded.
Ar ut Las Palmas Aug O. sch Andrew Adams
Adams, Fernandina.
AT At Santa Cruz. Cuba. Aug 21 brig Motley,
Doll. Barbados.
Ar at Trinidad July 81, barQue Auburndale
Barbados Cwll load Tor north OF Hateras).
Cid at Annapolis, Ms, Aug Is, sch Eta A
StmDs0u. Sagua.
CID at Parrsboro, Ms, Aug 5, sch Alice. Bos-
ton.
Ar at Port Morant ia. Aug IS. sch Il W Hop
kins, Norfolk.
Passed south at Port Mulgrave. Ms, Aug 20,
sch M0raney.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23

CHICAGO Aug. %. .-Catte-recelDts
a5 600: generally l0n15c lower natives, best
on sale to-day 8 ears 0 good prime steers
at Aou6 90: poor to medium zono 40; Sc
~ 5O.calves 4 aOa6 60; Texas fed steers 4 1 s
as 90: Texas grass steers 3 1901 90.
ffogs-recelprs $4,000; TOP Mt % 1a mixed
and butchers 4 9505 40; goo TO choice heavy
S 00a5 4Os rough and heavy at 1904 % slight
bu TX of sales . 1890 30.
Sheep-receIDts $4,000: sheep and lambs
choice about steady; others 10uI6c l0wer;good
to choice wethers - fair to cnolce mixed -;
Western sheep at 3OU3 70; tive lambs at
a 25n5 so Western lambs 1000 sos Texas
sheep ? 5Oa3 90.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23

The 365 ISLAND ROUTE.
Beginning July l. 1900 steamers will leave
Portland Pier, Portland week days as follows
For Long Island, $50, 900 1910 a. M, Las,
500 p. m.
m.
Eor Little Chebsague jerks, ct. Chebeague,
SO. HarpSwel. Bailey's and Orr's Islands,
300 900, 1910 a. NJ, i.45. 5.O0p m.
Lttleield's, CT Chebeague, 90, 10.40 a. M.
LAO, 800 .. m.
RETURN FOR PORTLAND.
Leave Orr's Island, $50, 500, lilo a. M, 200
Leave Long Island, ITO, $50. 1920 a. M
$40 5.15 p. m. Arrive Portland, 500, 1000 a.
M. ITO. APO, 600. p. m.
Daily excursions % miles down the Bay.
Fare round trip only SOC.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Portland for So. Harpswell aud inter
mediate landings, 1000, 1910 a. M, 200 D. m.
Sunday sailing trip down the Bay, leave
Portland 215 p. m. Return from So Harp
swell VIA above landings, arrive Portland 8. is
a. M, 1.15 go p. m.
Fare to So. Harpswell and return Sundays
55c, other laddings ami sailing trip 25c.
ISAIAH DANIELS
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The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23
MARINE NEW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY. August %.

WEDNESDAY. August %.
Arrived.
Steamer Horau0 Hall. Bragg. New York
passengers and mdse TO J + l.scomb.
steamer hurricane. with so bbls mackere.H
Sch Edward L Warren. ClOsson, Kingston, NY.
Sch Eldora, Wallace. Boston.
Sch Catalina. Piper, Rockport for Manchester.
Cleared.
Sch Helen w Martin, Ross, Baltimore - J S
WinsI0w & Co.
Sch Alice NJ Colburn, Mcleod coal port-J S
WinlsOW & Gu.
SCH Alicia B Crosby, wormell, Philadelphia
J $ WinslOw & Co.
Sell " 6 Pendleton, Weber. DamarIscotta-
Il Blake.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
JONESPORT. Aug 2I-Ar. schs Watts,
Richardson, Bostoni Pavilion, GuplA. Bar
Bar Harbor.
sACo Aug 22-Ar. sch A-P Emerson, New
York.
EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Sid I'm Licata Aug 2, steamer North Anglia,
Passed Highland Light 22d, steamer Charles
+ Mayer, with barge A Baltimore for Portland
Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
First District
Portland. Me-, Aug %, 1900.
Isles of Shoals Harbor, NH.
White Island whlstling buoy, painted with
Nv. L." in white letters on two SIDES, is reported
as not sounding. 1t win be put into working
order as soon as practicable.
l}v order the Light House Boarc.
j. x. COGSWEIL
Commander U. 5. Navy.
Inspector LIST l.. II. Dist
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-23
MCDONALD STEAMBOAT 60.

Beginning Aug 18th steamers leave Port
land Pier al 200 p. N. for Cousins, Little
Johns, Great Chebeague, (Hamllton's Land
ingl Orr's Island. East HarpswelI. Sebasco,
Small Point Harbur and Cundy's HarbOr
Return leave Cundy's Harbor Ut 600 a. M,
Sebasco $50 a. m Small Point Harbor $50 a.
n. Orr's Island $40 a. m. Chebeague 9.15 a.
H., Llltlejohns 3 80 n. m Cousins 80 a. m.
J. H. MCDONALD, Man ger.
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