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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
EMANUEL MET HIS MOTHER.
Conferred with Ministers Who Took
Onth of Allegiance.

Monza, Aug. 2.-King Victor Emanuel
III, upon arriving here, met his mother,
Queen Margherita, at the castle. She fell
into his arms weeping.
The King knelt before the body of his
father and repeatedly kissed and embraced
1t. Afterwards, for an hour, he. his moth
er and his wife prayed in the death cham
Der.
Subsequently the King received the
members of the cabinet, the audience last
ing on hour and a quarter. All the min
isters, with the exception of the ministers
of war and of Justice. who are in Rome,
took the oath OF allegiance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
TABLET FOR THE KEARsARGE.
commemorative of Famous Fight on
Cherbourg. France.

Washington, Aug. 2.-Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy Hackett to-day invited
1ne President to attend the ceremonies
at Portsmouth, N H., Sept. IS in donnec-
lion with the presentation of a tablet to
the oattleship Kearsarge commemorative
OF the famous fight off Cherbourg, France,
~hen the old Kearsarge defeated and sunk
the Confederate cruiser Alabama. The
1aolet is TO be presented by the state OF
New Hampshire. A similar one will be
presented to the battleshp Alabama when
she is finished.
The ceremonies are to be quite elaborate
aud are to commemorate the reuniting of
,ne North and South. The Governor of
AaDama is to participate. The President
was very much interested and promised
.o De present If his engagements at that
TINE permitted
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
MORE MURDERS IN SHAN 81.
Worst Is Feared for All Workers In
Ming Pc District.

London. Aug. 1.-The Chinese Inland
Mission received the following cablegram
from the Rev. +. w. Stevenson to-day:
Shanghai, July 3l.-Probably Misses
King, Burton and Rasmussen and Mrs
Cunnells have been murdered az Ho-
Shan, province OF Shan 81. There is local
rebellion in the Ming Po district and the
worst is apprehended for all the work.
ers, who are two married couples and
four single ladies'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
NICARAGUA IS PROSPEROUS.
President Told of Termination OF
Canal Concession.

Managua, Nicaragua, via Galveston
Aug. 2.-The Nicaraguan Congress con-
vened last evening. and was personally
addressed by President zelaya. who de-
clared that the condition of the country.
especially from the viewpoint of finance,
showed distinct Improvement.
He announced the termination OF the
concession to the Maritime Canal Com
pany and formally proclaimed the exist
ence of the Eyre-Craigin canal concession.
The address also emphasized the govern
ments programme for extending the ma
tonal railroad
II was received throughout with enthu-
siasm.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
BY 10000 MAJORITY
NORTH CAROLINA Is OvERwHELM-
INGLY DEMOCRATIC.
AYC0CK ELECTED GOVERNOR.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Is
ALSO PUT THROUGH.

Some Negroes Reported to Have
Voted for the Franchise Amend
ment-The Legislature Is snfeIy
Dcmocrntic-Electi Passed on
Quietly, and There Is no Trouble
Reported - Chairman simmons
Puts Majority ut 10000.
Charlotte. N. c., Aug 2.-The elections
In North Carolina to-day were for gov
crnor and state officers, members of the
Legislature and county officers and for
an amendment to the state constitution
looking to a practical elimination of the
negro from politics, as its adoption would
disfranchise the bulk of the negro vote.
BY far the greatest interest centered in
the fight over the amendment, At to-days
election, a great many negroes voted for
it. The faculty of Livingstone College at
Salisbury. one of the most prominent ne
gro educational institutions in the South.
voted for IT,
The amendment was opposed by the flu
sion forces of Populists and Republicans.
headed by Senators Butler ard Pritchard.
and the camraign was the most bitter
waged In the state since reconstruction
days
There was a fun poll of the Democratic
strength, which combined with a small
ne gro vote and some Populist and Resub-
| can votes roliel up an unprecedented
majority. Returns tonight Indicate that
the amendment was carried by over 4o,-
0o0 majority.
Spencer B. Adams. fusion nominee for
Governor. was defeated by Charles p.
Aycock, Democratic nominee, by fully
10000 majority. All other state officers
we're elected by equal ma1orities. The
Legislature is Democratic In both
branches. Mecklenburg county, Of which
Charlotte is the county seat gives $500
majority for the county ticket. The cleo
tion throughout the state was generally
quiet and peaceable. the negroes, as a
general thing, remaining away from the
polls.
Few Negroes Voted.
Raleigh. N. c.. Aug. 2.-The election
passed off quietly.
A heavy white vote was polled. but the
negroes took little interest in the result
and generally remained away from the
polls. In many instances they voted tho
Democratic ticket.
| Every eastern county was carried by
! the Democrats, the majorities in some Of
them being 5000 Most OF the central
counties also are Democratic.
Returns are yet incomplete. The indlca-
tions. however, are that the state is Dem
ocratic by 10000 majority the Legislature
three -fourths Democratic and the fran
chise amendment adopted.
At II o'clock Democratic Chairman Sim
mons said
II think we have safe majority of 90
CO., and at least tour-hfths Of the Lesls-
lature. The returns so far are most sat
isfactcry and contain no surprises.
Gave Mig Majority.
Wilmington. n. c.. Aug 2.--Conserva-
tve'y estimated returns from the Sixth
Congressional District in the election to-
day show approximately 1900 majority
for the franchise amendment and state
ticket.
The election was perfectly quiet and me-
groes generally did not vote.
In New Hanover county where Will
mington is located heretofore the Repub-
lie ans have had a large majority. but to-
day there was no opposition to the coun-
ty and legislative tickets.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
HUNTING FoR coxspIRAroRs.
steps Not Taken mt Request of the
italian Government.

TtnIIHh Government.
Washington, Aug. 2.-Such steps as the
national government Is taking towards the
detection and arrest Of any person In the
Unied States who may have been con-
neeted with the assassination Of the late
King Humbert were not institu ed at the
formal request Of the Italian govern
fnent.
The italian ambassador, Barren Fava,
now in ssabiight. ". j., however. has
communicated unofieiolly on this subject
with our gore-nmcnt. and as a matter OF
International comfy. the government In
turn has put in motion such machinery
as It has in command, to discover Brescis
co-consFirators, II there are such in this
coun ry.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
BREsCI IS STILL EXCITED.
He Declares 1t VIII BE the Cxar's
Turn Next.

Rome, Aug. 2.-The regicide Bresci still
maintains his excited demeanor and has 70
be dressed forcibly. To-day he exclaimed
10 q warden:
at will be the Cars turn next"
Bresci has been removed from Monza
to Milan.
The police have found evidence that
Bresci acted in collusion with others. and
numerous arrests have been made. Bres-
cis brother, shoe dealer, another klns-
man named Marozzi, and seven anarchists
have been arrested at Prato. Natalie Pos
sanzini, who was arrested at Ancona ad-
mits travelling with Bresci from Milan 10
Monza.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
FIFTY REPORTED MAssAcRED.
Missionaries in shan 81 Province
Said to he Killed.

Shanghai Aug. Alt is reported that
fifty missionaries have been massacred
in the Shan 81 province.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
Van Poole ordered west.

washington, Aug. &C. M. vanPoole.
assistant surgeon at Salisbury, N. c., has
been ordered 20 San Francisco for as
signment to duty with troops destined
for foreign service.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
ADVANCE OF THE ALLIES.
They Are Said TO Have Started to
PeI<in with 10000 Men.

Shanghai. Wednesday, Aug. 1.-The al
lies advanced toward Pekin to-day.
1t is estimated that the expedition num-
bers 10000 men of all arms. with 40 guns.
II is hoped to reach Pekin Aug. 12.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
ATTEMPT TO BURN A TOWN.
Democrats Charge an Effort to NuIIi-
fly Precinct.

Wilmington, n. c., Aug. Am attempt
was made early to-day to burn the town
of Faison, ~ c., about nifty miles from
Wilmington.
The fire began in drug store In which
the registration books for to-day's cleo
tion were deposited and the local Demo-
fy the election in Faison township. a
Democratic stronghold
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
GEN. BoTHA Is WEAKENING.
Wants n Confirmation of Surrender
of Gen. PrinsIoo.

of Gen. Prins1oo.
London. Aug. S.-The Pretoria correspon-
dent OF the Daily Mail. telegraphing Wed
nesday, says:
"Commandant General Botha is weak
ening. He has sent a messenger to Lord
Roberts asking for confirmation Of the re-
port OF the surrender OF Gen. Prlnsloo.
and requesting permission to communicate
with Gen. Christian Dewet."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03

Washington, Aug. 2.-The postoffice de-
Sx,at.Inent has established rural free de-
y service to begin Aug. Is at Shell
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
MAILED FIST WHICH sMrTEs.

Emperor williams Sermon Quite
WarIike Toward China.
Berlin, Aug. 2.-The papers print a SER
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03

CONTINUED on Flfth Pase.)
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03
ANSWER TO Ii HUNG CHANG.

Che Foo is uncertain.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-03

Some Negroes Reported to Have
Voted for the Franchise Amend
ment-The Legislature Is safely
Dcmocrntic-Electio Passed on
Quietly, and There Is no Trouble
Reported Chairman simmons
RuIa MainrLix IL EA AAn
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
DEATHS.

In this city, March 20. May Gardiner. aged
/ 10 years.
In this city, March 20, Herbert A. Haskell,
aged az years 3 months days.
Prayers this Friday afternoon at ESQ o'elk,
at his late residence 40 Brattle street. Burial
at Topshaln.
In this city. March 90, Caroline Chase Jersey.
widow OF John Hobart Hersey. formerly Of Saco
aged 81 years months IA days.
A brief funeral service, TO which only the
relatives and more Intimate friends are invited,
Will be held on Saturday morning, 81 st lust, a,
l0.3o. at No. 282 Spring street. and burial seFt
vice on the afternoon OF same day at the Gene
terry at Buxton, at o'clock Kindly omit flow
In this city. March 20. Herbert A. Haskell.
aged AZ years months GAYS.
Prayers this afternoon at 2/o O'Clock, al
his late residence. 40 Brattle sTIAt Burial at
Topsham.
In this city. March 20. Frank Foley.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
H. this city. March 20. HeaTeal F., infant eli
OF Pahlek +. and Nellie M,ett, aged l mun
and days.
Funeral this Friday alter = G'cloe
from parents residence, No g Cha = - I.
Ia Bangor. March "a, Mr. Nancy g. Sargent,
10 Orono, March "a. San 81 Wendell, son Of
Charles and Matilda Cowau.
In Bncksport March .. Mary Colo Arey,
aged II years month.
In Bangor. March 2s. ary T., daughter Of
john and Hannah Long, "a 81 years.
In Eketer. March 10. ! mes ID. Robinson.
aged 10 years months.
In Sesrsm0nt, March %. tele WI son. wife
OF Manly o. Wilson. aged As years.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30

continued the hearing on the lien claims
Of various Portland parties for supplies
and material Furnished tie Mcdonald
Dredging company during its work in
Portland hnrbor.
Dennis Meaher, BENJAMIN Thompson
and Fred Il. Hartford appeared for the
piainti ifs and Stephen q. Perry for the
Guarantee Trust company of New York,
which has . mortgage of fifty thousand
dollars on the Mcdonald company's
dredge and towboats and resists petition.
srs' claims on the ground that the sup
plies and material were sold directly to
the owners through the local representa-
tive, and not the masters Of the various
crafts, thus constituting personal liza
bility OF the owners, not attaching to the
vessels. The closing arguments were
made BY Benjamin Thompson for the Pc
titioneis and Stephen Perry for the trust
company. No ruling from the commits
sioner is expected for some time.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
YARMOUTH EXTENSION.
Yarmouth Road VIII File Petition
With Seleetmen of That Town.

In few days the Portland and Var
mouth electric road will file petition
with the Yarmouth selsctmsn: asking for
the location Of an extension Of their line
to the Fresport line, where 1t 10 proposed
to Join the Lewiston, Brunswick and
Bath electric road.
Officials Of the L. b. s. B. have recsnt-
iy spent much time in Freeport and 1t is
understood that they will soon file with
the present boarG Of selsctmen petition
for the location of route similar to the
one granted them last year and lapslng
from non-uss during the municipal year.
1t Is said that they have abandoned their
intention of appealing from the ruling of
the railroad oom missioners on the ques-
tlon of the public convenience and neoes
sity being neoe ssarily alleged in petit
ton for charter, and are ready to hle q
second petition in conformity to the
boards ruling. As soon rs they oan ct
the location Of . route from the select
men. There 10 still time to construct the
extsnsion In time for part. Of the sum
mer season.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30

ESPECIAL TO THE rREss.I


Washington. March 49, REV. DIR. b.
niah L. Whitman, the retiring president
of Columbian University, delivered his
farewell lecture before the GLASS of COM
parative jurisPrudence and diplomacy
this week. and will leave early neat week
for Philadelphia TO assume the pastor ate
of the Calvary Baptist church. The class
before which he leotured took advantage
Of the occasion to present to DIR. Whit
man loving cup of silver. The cup is
In the artistic three-handled form, Aboui
eight and a half inches In height and
with capacity OF six quarts. In one
place on the CUP Ia engraved "Bsniah l..
whitman" in an other, Columbian
University" and In third the words
"Sehooi of Comparative Jurispfudsnce
and Diplomacy, 1900"
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
ovERsEERs OF THE POOR.

The vacancy In the board Of overssers
Of the Door oocasioned by the election Of
Frank L Moore as an alderman from
ward four lie creating some interest
among the members of the city council
who will DO called upon to I'LL 1t on Mon
day evening. Ward four has two oandi-
dates for this place. sx-Couuollmsn
Daniel Chase, q Democrat, and jerome
Rumsry. Ward one has one candidate,
Mr.. John y. Parker, while ward three
will present several names.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30

Portsmouth. N. H., March IS, 1900.
Collector Of Internal Revenue District of
Nsw Hampshire, John ID. PrindR BILE,
Deputy Collector.
Dear Colonel:-I want to say our rela-
lions have always besn pleasant and
while 1t IL with regret that 1t will soon
end. officially, 1 must say that you have
always attended to your duties In faith
full manner. mir. Ira Urocker having been
appointed in your place will you kindly
assist him In tho duties of ths offics and
make the transfer on the said date and
also see that the accounts of all kind of
stamps ara correct and take reaeipt of
Mr.. Croker for the same.
Yours truly,
James A. Wood, Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
FRONT AXLE BROKE.
Engine One Disabled While Going TO
Fire.

The alarm of fire from box "a at few
minutes before tan 'clook last evening
called the department to the lower end of
Commercial street where blaze WAS dis
covered In the cellar OF the wooden
dwelling at number fifteen A. A rag man
By the name OF j. George haa moved in
to this cellar during the day and the fire
was caused by a lamp overturning and
falling into the heap Of rags. The fiAnsi
extended up around the oaiing Of a don
and this YVES the only damage. Quite a
large crowd which had gathered was dis
appointed ut the insignificant outcome.
The fire had been extlnguished before the
department arrived.
While responding Co the alarm Maohi-
gonne Engine No. met with an acci-
dent. The engine was being driven
through Monument square and the horses
were going at a breakneok speed. Turn
ing around from Congress street the en-
CINE ran on to ths tracks Of the electric
railroad and when Driver Dodge at.
tempted to pull his horses out OF the
tracks, the front axle on The left side
broke about half foot from the end.
With the wheel on this eide dragging the
engine went along for forty or fifty feet
before 10 was stopped. The wheel was
net in the least damaged and both Driver
Dodge and Engineer Porter escaped unin-
jured. 1t required two hours to jack up
the engine and place il on Q jiggsr so
that &c could be removed TO the P3Ftlanu
company. The damage to the axle lie
about $50.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
MORE LIQUOR SEIZURES.

Deputy Aarshals Firth and Chsnery
and 1urkney Thompson were out on an
other Riding expedition last night. This
time they oonfnsd thir labors to the sa-
loon Of Andrew Egan, situated at the
corner Of Fore and India strests. making
two visits to the place. The seizure con-
sisted Of seven barrslsl of ale and two
kegs Of beer.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
SCHOONER READY FOR BUSINESS

Vineyard Hav en-, March 2s.-sohooner
Lucy Hammond. formerly OF MAchiAs
which was wrecked here during the No
vemter hurricane Of 1898, subsequent y
raised and hauled out of m arins railway,
has received repairs and will again entsr
the ooasting trade. She will hall from
Vineyard Haven and s. j. Eaton OF Der
Isle, Me-, formerly mastsr of schooner
samuel O. Hart, will command her.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
TIE RuMFoRp 5 uITs.

Before Auditor Charles A. Btrout on
Wednesday ard yesterday were continued
hearings on the Rumford suits referred to
him from the Supreme court. There are
cross actions hy the Rumf0rd falls rail-
road and Rumiord Falls Paper ooppany,
ON claims aggrsgasips about Gao. 600.
Clifford. Vsrriii and Clifford appeared fer
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
MAS BORN IN MAINE.

bingham, MAsA, March 2o.-Col.
Chseles Spring. for 20 years deputy
sheriff Of Plymouth county. died at his
home here today. after an illness of Is
months Of asthma and heart failure.
Dol. Spring was born in SaoC, Me-, In
issa For many years he served ~ oon-
stable Of the town and was IRE warden.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
GROCER ASSIGNS.

Late Wednesday afternoon Jtmes L.
Rice, the Congress street grocer. assigned
to County Attorney Gsorgs Libby, who
Mt once assumed charge OF toe store.
Rics's liabilities are about s11.5OO. with
face assets Of approximately the same
amount. A meeting of the creditors will
be called In few days. Most Of them are
local parties and there are no very large
claims.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
MARRIAGES.

In East Auburn. March 2l. Arthur c. Jordan
and Miss Annie NJ. Conant. both OF TnrHer.
In PALMYRA, March 2l, Edward c. Taylor and
Miss Nellie Il. FoSs. both of Athens.
In kastport, March 2 Ira ID. Ross and Miss
Dolly Thurber.
In Pemaqu.d. March IS. Granville Burns
Blaisdell of Pemaquid Beach ana MISS Maud
Helen Russell of Long Cove.
la Hodgdon. March p. Frank ii. Adams OF
Smyrna and Miss Maud N. Wiggn OF Hodgdon.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30

elegant les and perfect fitting, at s.. IS,
400, s. 80, IS 90, 50. so and %. so.
Mems Black Clay Worsted Pants, Good
Weighs, sa.48.
..::Men's Buainess and Working Pants, at
tractivs styles and wear resisting, 9So.
&i.25, $1.4S. 81. 90. $l.S9, 81. 90 and 81. As.
R.Boys' suits, Overcoats and Trousers.
ages 10 to 10, are exact copies Of the
Mems as proportionally lower prices.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
FAITHFUL TO HIS TRUST.
Cot. Printable Resigns An Office and
Ira CrOcker Gets IL.

Deputy Coliector of Internal Revenue
John ID. Printable has resigned that
office having heen appointed shipping
commissioner at this port. In his place
MT. Ira Croker has been appointed. The
following correspondence will explain
itself:
Portland, Me-, March &c, 1900.
Collector James A. Wood Of the District
OF New hsmpshire:
My Dear Sir;-I tender you my rssig-
nation rs Deputy Collector to take effect
April the LIST, 1900, having bsen appointed
Shipping Oommiss Jiner OF shis port.
wish to extend my very kiad thanks to
you for the gentlamanly manner In
which You have always treated this Office
and from the many thousand OF dollars
which have passed between US we can
both say that We have been faithful TO
our trust.
With great respect remain
Yours truly,
John d. Printable.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
SUITS.

Mems All Wool Blue Serge Suits, SIS. 80.
Mems All Wool Bite Serge Suits,
Warrington Mills, 81. so.
Mems All Wool steel Gray Clay Wors-
ter Suits, $3.50
Mems Elegant Black or Blue Vale
Suits. So 60
Mems Blue Serge Suits, with silk En-
broidsred Vests to match, 90 80.
Mems Suits including all the high
grade staple fabrics and many new and
exclusive novelties, at $g.S0. S12.CO
$500. $40 90, SIC. 90, $500 and $50 90.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF BARGAINS.

Mems Business and Working Suits, All
Wonl, In variety Of shadek, $3.50. % 80.
81. SO, 81. so and 90 So. Nearly all Mems
suits have double breasted Vests.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30

AND t2.5l
The best hats (s2. 500 are made by Ben
jamin J. Brown. Jr., s. Co. Ask the
hat stores their price for these goods.
Mems and Boys Gaps at Wholesale
prices.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
Hat Department.

This is the Model Up Town Hat Store Of
Portland. rsplets with all the shapes and
colors In stiff and soft hats known In the
hat trade for the coming ssason. AT
PRICES FULLY ONE-THIRD LESS
THAN ANY OTHER DEALER IN
PORTLAND. BOUGHT FOR "a
STORES DIRECT FROM THE FAC
TORY, and sold for less than they cost
any other dealer In Maine to buy.
We sell S5 90, $4.e0 and $3.50 Hats for
s2E0.
We sell 50. 90 and g.. 80 Hats for 81 90.
We sell ~ co Hats for sl.45.
We sell $3.50 Bats for ESQ.
WE ARE MAKING A SPECIALITY
OF THE NEW Low CROWN, WIDE
BRIA SOFT HAT IN BLACK, PEARL,
BROWN AND cOLORS, AT Las, 81. 30
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
UNDER WEAR.

500 Camsls Hair Underwear. 800. 500
grade of Plain and Fancy Balbriggan
Underwear, $40. Regular $50 grades;
greater reductions.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
MEMS and BOYS
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Our iraB,snse new stock is ooIn plsts In
every particular. Nothing has been left
undone to make 1t the choicest we have
ever shown.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
CH|LDREN'S DEPARTMENT,

An extraordinary assortment Of the
ate st and most exclusive fcrsign and do
nestle cloths, made up In the most ap.
proved styles Tor the Summer Of 1900 Our
counters are bright with the most fasoi-
mating things for the little fellow q.
VESTEE SUITS, AGES to
YEARS. with double breasted vest Of
same material or with fancy silk vests.
Largest and finest line east Of Boston.
Prices 81 90, $l.9S, 81 -, $50, s. 90,
$3.50, "a SO, $3.50 and $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
MEMS FURNISHING DEPT.

Magnificent showing of EASTER
NECKWEAR In richest silks at goo an d
$50.
All the newest creations in EASTER
GLOVES In striking profusion for ysc,
Si.95 and Sl.4S.
OUR SHIRT STOCK embraces a
range Of patterns and fabrics req ohed by
no other house. and our pricss are 25
PER GENT LOWER THAN TaE LOW
EST. Every style of shirt known to the
trade. Elsgant silk front Shirts, $50.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30

the paper company and Ex-5ov. Clesv es
and stephen q. Perry for the railroad.
The taking OF testimony Is completed
and arguments will be made next week.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30

CLAIMS FOR SUPPLIES.
: Before Special United States Commits
sioner George L. Bird on Wednesday was
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30

Children's ID. Ii. Suits.
Ages 9 TO l6.
In great variety Of fabrics and color
ings. ut decided saving In price.
AL Wool Blue Chsviot Suits, fast
oolors, $1.9s.
All Wool Light and Medium Colors,
t1.9S.
i Other qualities, Sa.4S. $3.50. s. so. $3.50,
sLs9, q. % and $3.50.
Norfolk and Sailor Suits at all prices.