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The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16

these companies the question would be
reduced to an absurdity,
"Since iS3 when the New England COM
pany was let In, 1t has declared annual
dividends OF only three per cent," said
Mr.. Hale.
"You are not sure on that point, - In
terrupted Mr.. Libby
''I take it from the public records, re-
piled Mr.. Hale
At the conclusion of Mr.. Hale's argu-
ment Alderman Thomas begged to In
form Mr.. Hale that two water companies
supplied Portland, the Standish ana the
Portland
Mr.. Libby said: The men behind this
new company are men of means. The
system OF the new company has grown up
with the art of the plant. The services
of the New England company in Port
land has not been satisfactory. There is
grumbIng and complaint on the part of
the people about this service. The State
of Massachusetts, has said there shall be
competition in telephone systems and has
allowed it in the largest city In New
England. The telegraph and telephone
systems are side by side. There has been
competition in the telegraph system and
why should there not be in the telephone
syste1ng Competition in the telephone
system has come to stay and it has
brought beneficial results. Portland,
when left to the New England company
alone, has not developed as 1t should have
developed
On motion of Alderman Drisooll the
board at just midnight adjourned to this
evening when the hearing on the petition
of the Dirigo company Will be heard.
Before the regular business Alderman
Thomas presented a petition OF the Vest
brook Electric Light and Power company
to erect a number of poles in the Deering
district. A hearing was ordered for No
vember 5th.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
The Northwestern Consolidated Milling Co.,

Mr.. Farnham lives In Wellesley, Mass,
and frequently uses the New England
system to telephone TO Chicago.
MIR. Hale then read communication
from prominent citizens OF Manchester
who stated that they had experienced
good service by having one system.
Mr.. Hale said he knew that George e.
Macomber and Governor-elect Hill lost
heavily trying to establish a new system.
Mr.. Bird said Mr.. Macomber had told
him he made money in it.
John f. A. Merrill, Esq, read com
munication from many Of the leading
business houses and professional firms oil
the city protesting against new COM
pany coming into Portland. A new
company coming into the city, these peti-
tiOners reasoned, would mean two tele.
phones in their offices.
L. A. Goudy of the Dirigo company,
said he knew that several of these parties
had never signed their names to such a
paper. Mr.. Merrill said he represented
the Boston and Maine and the Maine
Central. II there was one thing the citi-
zens OF Portland were in harmony With
it was regarding the question of poles.
Before considering this, remember that
the city of Portland would have to have
two and three telephones in every Office.
This question of rates is in your hands
Do not let two or three other companies
in the city.
This closed the testimony Of the New
England Telephone company.
Mr.. Bird, recalled, said Rockland had
never had any trouble on account of two
systems. The prices Of the two systems
cost about the same as one did. Mr.. Bird
said he knew that the Boston and Maine
and Maine Centra' had contracts with
the New England ompany.
Mr. Coombs thought 1t strange that
Mr.. Il. M. Jones of Mcguire & j ones,
who was the pr esident of the Dirigo COM
pany, had signed their paper. Mr..
Coombs said Mr.. Jones had signed such
a paper two years ago.
Mr.. Bird said that his company was
prepared to use oonduits instead of poles
where 1t was feasible.
Mr.. Holbrook, recalled, said the testimo ny
OF pIaceswhere two systems are used should
be better then that OF some OF the houses
of Portland that are nesdIessly alarmed
The people of Mancester are not fit to
pass on this subject because the system in
opposition to the New England company,
was a fake sy stem.
At this point Alderman Frye moved an
adjournment to this evening, but with
drew the motion. The mayor, however,
retired and Alderman MouIton took the
chair. Alderman Brown still thought
there should be an adjournment.
Aldermen Gerrish and johnson thought
it would be well to go on if the counsel
did not take too long. Mr.. Hale and Mr..
Libby agreed to speak no longer than
twenty minutes each. Then the board
nodded it's assent.
Mr.. Hale was first to be heard. General
business is regulated by competition.
Quasi public corporations, the laws says,
shall accommodate the public and shall
be compelled by the courts to do SO. How
would it be If another water company
should come in here? How would it be
with another gas companyS This is not
frivolous matter. II you should let in
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
R EHIlAllTo . n a =.
CITY OF PORTLAND.



NOTICE is hereby given that the City Council
IN of Portland will give public hearing to
all persons interested at the Common Council
chamber, City Hall. on MONDAY, the 29d day
of ctOber 1900, at z 80 o'clock p M. upon the
proposition of The Boston & Maine Railroad
(n regard o the Marginal Wayl as submitted
to the City Council OctbOer 1. 1900
EDWIN L. DYER, City Clerk
Oct1O-drd
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va race HandieAp p Tor three-year-olds and ur
u.in vo aootd, one mile and fuTlong on u
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J,nrie, willing TO Fight Fitzsimmons within
Months Time.

Champion Jim Jeffriss has reeonsdered his
determination not to fight again for a year
and yesterday declared that he would be ready
to put on the gloves with any one, especially
Bob Fitzsimmons. provided he Is given a
months tins In which TO train. Jenries. who
is In town, Is more confident than ever that
he can beat Fitzsimmons and says that he
would be only too pleased TO fight him again.
III Bob says that he will arrange match with
me" said Jef1ries yesterday, L will agree 10
tackle him within four weeks at either Carson
City or San Francisco for any amount from
SO COZ to $4,000 side, Many people think
that ! am afraid of Fttz. but they are sorely
mistaken. / am only too anxious to fight him
to show him that can defeat him again and
knock him out at that. LET Ftz post for.
felt and come ont Of his blum retirement and
fight me II will not take US long 20 reach
an agreement. ] will cancel all my theatrical
engagements. start training and fight him
either 90 finish or a. many rounds as he cares
10
The sun., 1900-08-31
Fast Fighting q, the Sampson A. C.

There was some sharp fshtng at the samp-
son A. c. last night. 1hH card consisted OF two
loround bouts and bout oi twenty rounds
between Jimmy Clarke Il Brooklyn and the
colored Mlsslsappi OF Gfavesend at los pounds
In the las nam ID con est both men started 10
mix things In the first round. Clarke sent in
some hard wallops TO the lace and body in the
next round, and just before the bell he
put right en- the Jaw. which siasgered
strong for the third and fourth rounds. and
nut in several left jabs 20 the face which shook
Clarke up BIT. Mississippi started % to rough
It in the frth and with a hard swing on the
chin he made Clarke wabble, When Clarke
came out for the sixth round he wns a bit shaky
on his pins The colored boy landed quick
left hand lab on the mouth and followed this
W with swing on the chin which
sent Clarke down for a full count. Wien he
got to his 'eet Mississippi sent In a hard Jolt on
the hin, which sent him down and out
The opening bout was between Nike McDon-
ough Of Brooklyn and Eddie Run Of New York.
ten rounds at lO5 pounds Run had the best OF
the hrst four ROUNDS, but McDonough evened
matters up and the referee declared II draw.
The second preliminary was for ten round. at
i22 pounds. between Tug" Wilson OF New
York and Jack O'Neil OF Brooklyn, Wilson
sent q Nell 10 the moor for count In the nrst
round and then put him out with hard swing
on the chin.
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Mrs Bettler OF the Philadelphia Country Club
proachinr Sontsst from forty wards, Miss Mar
yin of Albany won after tie with Miss Myek-
ham OF Shinnecock Hills. In the long driving,
Miss Louise D. Maxwell made the best record
at a composition Of this sort ever held 10y women
In this country the bnl bouncing In most
amazing way and seeming 10 gain an Increase
force each lime II touched the ground Garry
and bounCe Miss MaNwell's ufive was $50 NarCs
inche., Mrs Manice getting ls9 yards and /
inch The summaries;
champion ship Second rnurd-M Miss Eunice Terry
Atdsley, bcat MIS- Geneyieyc Hccler, Wee Burn by
w and ~ play Miss Frances C. GrSeom. merton
Cricket, beat Mrs \. PendletUn Rogers Hillside Got
and 1cnni, Club by up aGd 70 play Miss Bea,tiN
llo,l Shinnerock mis-, beat MIS- Caleb Z. T0N'
Huntingdon Valley by un Mis-, Matcafet curtis
Es,cx, Country. beat Miss Grace keye' Concord
Coli Club. by up and ".tO play al.
Club Gun tot Third r lht-S.m rnds Miss
Howe, Pt,>bufg beat Miss start PhllodeDhia, by
un and 10 oiay. Miss Harrison Maidstone. be Il
Miss Marvin, Albany, by ~ 80
club Cup iot fuufh Eght-Semi. .nnals NJ IS
Burt Philadelphia beat Miss JoSenhine Russell,
Snlnnecocl Irls, By up trineteen holesg Mrs VII
liam Suppen. Nouis County, beat AIRS q. Waning-
ton Curtis. Shinnecuck Hills by up and TO play
The sun., 1900-08-31
At Winds ".

WINDSOR, Aug, so The owners Handicap
brought together the best bunch Of sprlnters at the
track, when made the timers hang Up funny ngurcs
for the time. Attendance large and track fast sum
may.
Fust Race One mile and 20 yards-Slasher. ITO
R-ssI. to !, Won Don Ciareneio tie lMasonl to
!. S'C1nd: Ava IL, DC -. Martin, 70 ?. third.
T ne, l.I7,
Second Race Five and half fut'ongs-Golden
llaryct, ll3 Rose. 10 ?, won; Lizzie y, los
tAfct' v TO ,, second. Pine CHIP aS uicks' e TO l.
third line. 1908
Third Race one mile snd quartr-Monk Way
man. 10 Miller, to l. won: olive OueI % W.
Martin. 4io 5. secord Fanny Taylor. 100 Mason.
g.. t. T. tn1d Time .op
fouftn Rice-Ownets' Handicap, all ages; six fgt-
lorgS hummer. s. OiicsS. II - o won. Rathlin.
So Waterbury,. Is - !. second Expelled. 10 ~.
Halt. to |, ihltd. lime, l'lsA
Finn Race-HAud' CO p. sterplrchase tull course
SalluSt. liI Ellison IS TO TO- won: lIy Admiral,
1877 "A 10 n~onl 10 2. secoud; Zufalg, la
Ray, IS 10 10 ihlid Time sac
S'Sth Race Six and a hall flnongs.Ean Fonso'
lnl -. MARTA to won The Tory, Jos Williams,
10 TO =. second DousleTswivel i04 II Robertson
to :. thTd. Time, %.
seventh Racc-SlN and halt fufongs-A 81 Red
wood. 100 Taylor, TO /, won. The Dauph,n -
Williams = 10 I. second Prince Of india. II
Ross. 2 u !. third Time. l:4sia
The sun., 1900-08-31

and II. Hitchcock. Point judith, 81: Y BsyeLs
and C. Illtchcock Jr., New Haven, 7N G. ]. Rich
ardSon and X IA. Robertson. Shlnn"cocN HillS' -;
w. Sands aud y Robbins, s.. II, NJ Hartman ana
n L0ngworth, 10
The summary OF the morning play follows;
PRESIDENTS CuP- P-sEal-FISAls.
c T. richardson beat j. G. CfoSSneld, s NJ ara J
c. Iiitchclek. JE. beat T.. NJ. Beysrs, ~ and'l
10 play.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A. N. Coats beat o. Perrin l up
play
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upward sl.:so added: on, mil, aud quarter on tn.
AZ Hawthorne.

CHICAGO. Aug. so The Cnknown has proved that
be T. the best colt In the West All his recent races
have been good aud he has conceded Weight 70 Older
horses OF same ella - and defeated them but HIS per-
formance 10 day was proba bly, the best Of his career
The tack better today than II has been Tor some
time aud with fairly good horses good crowd and
the fNyoriies either nrS close up the days sport
was Interesting ihtee fav0riteS won. summary
First RACE -Four and bali fltlongs-The Fix.
iUS Wlnknsldl, 5 10 non lIldol n. lOo lliu'
chananl. Sto J, second: Katharine Ennis, lO5 Nt-
toe 10 !. third Time. 055l
Second Race-Six futongs-MaioT Dixon, 50
ID Waldo. le 10 /. won; Miss Mae Day 95
Buchanan. even. second bonty Boy, IO4 Wink
nrd, bAto |. third. Time. l:lAs.
,T4Hd Race Five and halt tuLons;-Ty. los
81. Waldo 10 2, won: bonni" lAssak, lO2 tBu.
chananh "a to 5, second: Harry Herendeen. los
tDupocl To l. third. Time, nsla
Fourth Race-The Superior Stakes; one mile nnd
an eghth-The Unknown, ll5 ,VtltoeL o 10 .,
won. fiohlar 10 Buchanan - 10 .. second Star
Chamber. III wlnkneld, II TO 8. third Time.
1856.
Firm Race One mile and a sixteenth Hard
Knot, iO2 Buchanan. Ia. >, won. Brigade, iO2
,lhItoel to :, second; Found 90 j. Waldo. sto l..
third, Time l.Ifi,
Sixth Race-Oue mile Jim ", 90 buchanan,
to !. won: Dogrlsr, i07 twinkNeldl. Alto second;
Hand Press lO4 tNtitoel, - TO 10. third. Time.
l.a2.
The sun., 1900-08-31
w.,toh.,,er County Horse show.

A varied and attractive prize list has been
prepared for the Westchester County Eighth
Annual Horse show at White Plains on Sept
% 27, Is and %. There are forty-six classes
divided into competitions for trotters roadsters
haekneys Rndems four-in-hands, ponies,
saddle horses and jumpers.
Nearly every event Is open 10 all the exception
being some classes for horse owners residing
in Westchester county and Fairfield county,
Conn, Over $1,000 Is .oofered IN prizes for first
and second awards. The entries close on Sept.
is. 7. A. Maitland. IS Nassau street. Is the
Secretary.
The sun., 1900-08-31
At Highland Park.

DETROIT. Aug 50. AT Highland Park ihis after
noon Frank ReFan's Alex wAsh warm choice In the
opsninE event Of six fu'longS, and he came away In
tie nna fuong after getting away last at the start
summary:
First Race-Six iuHongs-Alex l04 Iandryl
even, won: Spaldy Y io2 'Cestro, 20 10 I. second
DeScuhrid1ra, Us "A. Weber TO /, third. Tlne
ilIl3
Thompson, u {, uoT. Dream Life ,Wondeilyl, &
T. 5. second Prlnce Of Song, 97 tCoburnl. 10 5,
third. Time. lu2st
Third Rlc.-On- mile and a sixteenth: s-lling-Left
Bower, lO3 ulowrn, 10 |. won HermendA % "A.
Web 10 10 !, second; Nifgie o i0s tCsstrol to
/. third Time, i:I3
Fourth Race Six furlonr'-Pearl, IOs Coburnl. 5
Miss tonsoland. % "A. Weber. 10 !, third. Time
l:lhi.
Fitt' Race Five 'urlontS selling-Th. Jade. 90
H. DALI, 3 20 : won LytoT Bel, in& IL Thomp
SON, itr 3. second: Donna Seay, lOo POSTAL, 10
third Time. i:Dlt4.
sixth Race-Sevcn furongs -Jucoma io7 a.
Neuer, : to /. Won l. ". lCobutnl, 5 to :, second:
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PRESENTED BY THOMAS J. Upton. 1900

On the reverse side there WIN be q CORE
spending panel having the Stars and Stripes
and the v1ion Jack In en- enamel entwined with
HSb SETea,n mnrns IN iTophes and shells and VIII have
finely mo ellie hEures q Triton and rner-
mai at either, size, Between these, figures
Club on one ste, ard on the other the arms.
crest ana motto Of Sir Thomas Upton. both
out =, in enamel in HroPsT SooTs Hes tbsrs
between. and the M is 70 be surrnountei with
The base will be OF ebonize1 wood with solid
silver panels at either sice one showing yacht
race and the other view OF Bartholdfs StatuS
also be other silver ornamentaton upon tho
base composed of different varieties OF sea
Tho CUP is TO be raced for on Thursday, Sept
is. of Sandy Hook over the Americas Cup
course fifteen mile, TO windward or leevard
has been chartered by the club iSr the use of
mHmRSrs and md their Ss csphsn;
and Y' viii land at the same pier alter the race
Is over Member tickets are % each and extra
exclusive OF wines. may be obtainsd Of the
Regatta Committee n the clubhouse.
On Tuesday Secretary j. y 8 oddie sent
the following cablesram TO Sir Thomas Upton;
To SIR Thords J. Upton. Firsourv Psrk London.
@ By Aus LHen sH. sqn
run over and receive hearty velcom. that always
awaits YOU opDIH, Secretary.
This reply was received yesterday:
oddi-, Nsu York Ydeh Cub. 81 kadfsor Avenue.
". Y:
Thou.and thanks. greatly appreciate kind invita-
tion Nothing would give me greater pleasure but
carnot possibly b. over for l3th Am visiting friends
on south and west coast Of Ireland Am delighted 10
htar 7Os. will race over familiar and historic
witnr.s contest Am sure II will he most Interesting
TInst plenty OF wind. no fog may best boat IN the
cup lHohAhl ,LlIToN,
town. Ireland.
The sun., 1900-08-31
Canadians Select Mlnots as the Challenger for
the Fisher Cup.

TORONTO. Aug. sO.-The greatest interest is
being taken in the preparations for the interna-
tional- yachting contest at Rochester for the
Fisher cup early next month. Toronto yachts
men are confident that they have the boat that
will win It.. The result Of the contest yesterday
between the yachts Minota and Beaver. TO de-
terrnine which should be the challenger for the
Fisher cup. was announced to-day. The Miuota
won four Of the 1--WE races and will therefore
he the challenger. The MinOta was sailed bv
n G. Mcleod. a wealthy broker who IL a skilful
sailor Mel cod handled the winning boat In
every race ON the Lake. Then he took the
beaver and defeated the craft no had just de-
serted Then both came into he bay, whore In
a run across the bay and beat hack lac brought
Tho Rcaver home thrty-;hrec secon Is in the
lca OF the Mino'a \ heet cf half dozen Toronto
Yachts will accompany n" Mlnota TO Rochester
wleu she leaves to do battle with the yacht
Lon
The sun., 1900-08-31
Dorethy wins Aaaln.

NEWPORT. Aug. aO.-There was most ex-
citing race this afternoon between the so-footers.
In which the Dorothy. sailed by Clarence W.
Dolan. won by % seconds. There was a strong
wind from the southwest and the course sailed
was TO Dyer's Island and return. a distance OF
IS miles. The Hera got the start, but In the
and was first al the outer mark, The Dorothy
bringing up the rear. The Polywog fouled
the Hera al the mark and withdrew. II was
a heat home the boats taking the west shore.
where the Dorothy got a slant of wind that
sonl her ahead ~ the fleet. IL was sweep:
,,akes race. The 7o-footer Yankee followed
thu boats over the course. having party OF
guests on board. The summary:
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THE Upton CTR.
Description Of Trophy offered for the 30
Footer.-Cabie From Sir Thomas.


A full-s' zed drawing Of the Upton cup. which
T. to b, raced cor by the 7O-footers next month
IL now on exhibition at the New York Yacht
Club. 1t has bean greatly admired by ali who
have seen It and the contest for the trophy is
expected to be keen one. The CUP was offered
by Sir Thomas Ilpton at the MAY meeting Of the
cub. lie cabled Offering $500 cup for q race
In any casS that the Regatta Committee might
select and when his Offer was accepted he re-
pied that the cup would be worth o. 600 The
drawings arrived short time ago and the cup
will be- sent over soon as II Is made. II will he
solid riece OF silver in the form Of vase, 44Ii
inches high having on each side a modelled sea
horse. embematic ofspeed. On the front OF the
body OF the cup will be a panel having an
allceorical ground representing Britannia and
Columbia u itinC Ia encourage ing the sport OF
yacht racing. they also support shield bear
Ing the inscription:
The sun., 1900-08-31

Jockey Dick Clawson. who has been on the ailing
list since the New orleans meeting, Is said 70 be SUI
ferng from consumption and. as last resort to pro
long hil life. he has gone g. the Adirondack Noun
tans with hts wife.
SAN FRASCISCo, Aug 30,-Pflnce Poniatow,ld
is nos completing arrang 'msntS for tenrgsnita
OF 1anioran rACiny tack which. with othsi CAPT.
tAs,S he recently bought Tbs new oEanita-
tion will be known AS the San Ftanc go Jock Club
and the Prince will b. President Among the dlrec-
tors will be Adolph Spr,ekels. son OF the sugar
millionaire
The sun., 1900-08-31

Putting Cuutrst-MrS Better, Philadelphia. 4:
MrS'CatnUck. Essex Country. !. Mrs r. 4. Manice,
1r0uG 4 Play on Mrs Bettler 3. Mrs. Carnrick. ;;
MIR, MAulce withdrew. Appfoachlng-T between
Niles Mavvln, Albany. ard NsS Wlckham, Sninne>
cock IN = at feet Inches Miss Marvin won play.
on Miss IiCddATd, Newport, third With feet, Miss
Ituy. Slinnecock HIS fourth, with feet inches
Tlec1tra feature tomorrow will be a women's 3
scratch foursOme.
The sun., 1900-08-31

NEWPORT. Aug. a0.--ln the junior tennis
tournament at the Casino the following games
have been played 'ince yeste day
First Round " P>st beat 7. DeFortS,, IS. rs.
rs: p Pearson best SdgGck, by default. 5. W.
Second Round s ", Fish beat =, Pearson, Z ).
"a. - =,
Consolation Ptellnlnary--J @ Blalne, Sd. beat u.
"a, 90
Fira Round-F Pearson beat S. Fish, o-t ga
The sun., 1900-08-31
U' q VITIIU UdNl o
Pi,i,burg. II; ST. Louis, ..


HN'ThTII
In the eighth inning OF yesterdays game
at Washington Park the Champions lit on
Dunn, who was In the points for the Quakers.
and knocked ont ten runs. Up to that time
he had been pitching fairly good ball against
his old comrades weighing pitched gilt edge
bail for the Brooklyns. allowing the heavy
hitting Philadelphlas only Ave hits. Ths
score
The sun., 1900-08-31
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
CHAMPIONS mar JACK DUNN ALL
OVER THE FIELD.

The New York lail.Enders Win a Ten n.iuninE
Battle From the BostoDs- incinnatis and
ChicaEos PiaN Thlrteen-Innins Tie
Game PittsburE Beats 1T. Louls--Notes.
Tie Champions found Dunn their one-tlme
pitcher, easy AT Washington Park yesterday,
and gained "A victory over the PhIladcl-
phias IT." Rostons went below tho 800 mark
again hy losing 10 tho New York tail-snders
In ton inning game. After battle lasting
thirteen innings at Chicago the game was
called with Chicago and Cincinnati tied a. three
runs each, Pittsburg beat ST. Louis in a ono
sided contest. The results.
Brooklyn. II; Philadelphia,
New York. 5; Boston, =.
Chicago. ): Cincinnati.
Piit,burg. II; ST. Louis, J.