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H0YT'S FRIENDS INDIGNANT


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Ar Trovt xvas informed Inv friends Of
*ha 4,,+o,tso., =, rer,ove hin, and refosaa
- leave MI grounds Late in the fore
noon Ia was seen alone bv the parties in
tarasted IN his renewal ana and was per-
s,,aaad IN take the train on conditton
that he ho accommodated nv one Of his
,rustaa e,on1ovas srha man returned at
rnidntgbt ranortino that MIR. Hovt was
IN q nr,vata retreat for the insane ut
Hartford and that he could be seen and
communicated with by his friends at
any time
Tn to the moment of his departure
from this place Mr.. Hovt was in constant
association with his friends at their
homes and nlaees of business. He had
attended to his bustness as usual at the
bank assisted nv the teller. with his ems
fonarv saoacitv and shrewdness.
Local phvsicians are authority for the
statement that there was nothing in Mr..
al from his home. and his friends believe
the action was irregular.
Among the Strange things in connec-
ton with the case is that on the return
of Mr.. Hoyt's attendant from Hart
ford he bore a statement written by an
other and apparently signed by Mr.. Hoyt,
stating that be appointed his friend,
John Mitchell, guardian of his property
here. The paper is without witnesses
or legal execution and gives rise to the
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The Colonial Houses
Tum bling Down.
Difficulties of Doing Paris and
Doing the Show.
Paris. June 90. 1900.

Paris, June 30, 1900.
Why can't we make trip round the
worldS' questioned W., respectfully, look
ing backwards with longing eyes at the
great globe seemingly suspended in mid
air, around the surface of which ran
narrow green track for fascinating little
cars to follow. There was a significant
pause before e. ar swered impressiveIy,
Because it isn't nished. There is
one thing we know is completed, and a
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ing familiar with Egyptian antiquities,
50 that ten minutes suf1iced for the num-
mics, and we found ourselves in the
Napoleon. rooms which are filled with
souvenirs of the first emperor, among
them pictures of the little King of Rome
Special interest is at present awakened
IN the life of the unhappy Duke of Reich
stadt owing to Bernhardt Interpretation
in Rostand's drama 81 Aiglon.' - So
many have propounded unavaiIingly the
conundrum, why will the great Sarah
assume male roles?'' that we despair of
an answer. Personally all interest in
character is lost if assumed by the OPP
posite sex. So while the intense desire
of the son to emulate his great sire is
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RICHMOND.

Richmond, July 81 Miss Bliss, Wis
consin school teacher, who had been spend
ing her vacation in Dresden, after an alb
sence from her native State OF thirty
years, came to Richmond by team Thurs
day, to take the Boston steamer on her
return to the West. At the wharf, while
attempting to get into shelter from the
rain, part Of the harness broke and the
horse becoming unmanageable, over
turned the wagon, throwing Miss Bliss
and two companions to the ground. The
former had ner hip fractured while her
companions escaped with some scra tches
and bruises. Miss Bliss was taken to the
Augusta City hospital Friday.
A number of the hands at the cotton
min have been discharged and it is
stated the mill is to be shut down for
awhile.
Rowe Brothers. steam dredge "Levia-
than is digging out the flats south of
the Southland shipyard, making a pound
for the logs at the foot OF the slip of the
projected sawmill The mud and sand
are used for filling In the portion of new
wharf under construction OF the upper
end of the yard. 1t is expected that work
on the mill VIII be begun soon.
Arrangements are being made for a
flag raising at Richmond Corner some
time in August, at which Hon. Charles
X. Litteheld is expected to be present.
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Notice TO wheelnnen.

There's positively no need to endure
discomfort by reason of chahng,~ unburn,
insect stingss sore and perspiring feet or
accidental bruises You forget these
troubles in using Bucklen Arnica Salve.
Infallible for Pimples, Blotches, Skin
Eruptions and Piles. Sold by I'll. p. S.
Goold, 577 Congress street. 20 cents.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, July 27.-The following
have been granted to Maine peo-
pie:
ADDITIONAL.
William Hayes Portland, $l9
INCREASE.
Cheri Pargade, Norway, $50.
REISSUE.
Special accrued July IA, minors OF
Andrew J. Orbeton, Franklin, $14 Mi
nors of Lewis Roberts, Machias, S18.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-o.
delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boilingi no
baking! simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flayors Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocers today 10 cts.
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MAINE CENTRAL DIRECTORS
MEET.


A meeting of the directors of the Maine
Central was held at the offices of the
company in this city yesterday. The
business transacted was solely of rou-
tine nature.
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SeaSOnablo :: Books
FOR SUMMER STUDY.

Four Footed Americans.
Bira NeighbOrs.
Birds That Hunt and Ara
Hunted
BirG Homes,
Citizen Bird,
Blrdcraft.
NATURES Garden,
HBoSy 10 Know the Wild
Flowers,
Onr Native Trees.
How 10 Know the Ferns,
Guide TO the wild Flowers,
Cutie to the Trees,
But erIiy Book.
Insect s.ife.
Familiar Fish.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NERVOUS PR0STRATlON
Causes Headache, Dizziness and
Sleeplessness.
Headache,
SIeepIessr1ess.

ono OF the most dangerous and com
mon forms Of acute nervous prostration
is known as sunstrolzc. The prostration
caused by overheating tho body does
not always result in sunstroke but more
commonly in milder forms of depression,
such as nervous headache, dizziness.
faintness, sleeplessness, palpitation,
mental confusion, abundant clear urine.
creeping rigors, flashes of heat, and
shortness of breath at the least exertion.
All of the above names are symptoms
of acute prostration most prevalent DUR
ing the month of July than at any other
season of the year. Even people who
have the most vigorous health are lia-
BILE to attacks of prostration during the
hot waves of early summer.
The only safe course 10 take is TO
keep the blood pure, digestion good and
sleep regular. No remedy equals in all
respects, Peruna, for this purpose. A
dose of Peruna before each meal DIR.
ing the hot season Is a safeguard oil
priceless value.
Especially those who are in the least
subject to nervous prostration should
not neglect to provide themselves with
Peruna, the greatest of all nerve and
brain restoratives known to themedicaI
world. Complete directions for use on
each bottle.
For treatise on nervous prostratior
and diseases of the nervous system pc
culiar to summer, address The Perun4
Medicine Co., Columbus, O., for fret
copy Of " Summer Catarrh."
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HARPSWELL.

West Harpswell, July 25.-Durfng the
thunder shower which passed OVER here
this afternoon Mr.. VIM. Randall's stable
was struck by lightning. No serious
damage was done.
Among our recent visitors are Mrs
p. j. Mccarthy, Mrs. MARI and son
from Boston at Mrs. L. j. Merriman' s,
Mr.. MeIlin Bearce and wife from Turn
er, Miss Mabel Farr at Mrs. Lydia Ran
dall's, Mr.. Fred Orr from Bath at Mr..
Daniel Merriman's Rev. w. S. Randall,
wife and daughter at Mr.. Geo. l.. Ran
dau's.
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NOTLCE

and practice to DIR. Carlton ID. Leighton,
who will succeed me in dentistry at 400 Com
gress st. DR.. LeightOnis graduate of Har-
ward Dental College. and it Is with pleasure
that can commend HIM to my patients and
the public generally
MARCUS +. BROOKS, u. ID. S.
july ID, 1000. jly24eodtf
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NORTH YARMOUTH.

North Yarmouth, July % The North
yarmouth Sunday school and parish viii
go ON a picnic and sail on Tuesday,
July 81. taking the steamer at Princes
Point at 10 clock and going to some of
eraI invitation is extended TO the people
of the place to unite with the Sunday
school, and a pleasant time is anticipated.
On Sunday, August 5, there viii be
special services at the Congrega tional
church, that being Old Home Sunday.
The services will be planned especially for
the older people, and it is hoped there
VIII be a large attendance of both Old and
young.
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MAINE TOWNS.
BALDWIN.

West BALDWIN,, July 25.-Haying in
this section Is about over and the crop is
very light owing to the drought. Berries
are very plenty, but not as large as usual.
The apple trees are loaded, and there is
every prospect of large crop of fnesfruit
Rain is much needed, and though the
recent showers have done much good and
made the country look finely all crops are
backward.
The summer visitors are arriving daily
and the boarding houses are we'll filled.
At the Pequaket House among the recent
arrivals are; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. D. Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Mitchell. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Lebanon, Miss Fanny Way, Miss
Il Small, Misses Cook and Wilkinson of
the Training School; Hugh and VIII
stack, Miss Susie O'Brien, Dir. James
o Brien, Mrs. Freeman Greenough, Mrs
II. Eveleth, Mr.. Frank Eveleth and
W q. Osborn. all OF Portland; Mrs. Z.
5. Jones of AIelrose; Mrs. ". SpauIding
of New Britain, Conn Mrs. Warner and
son Of Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Matthias of
Brooklyn, n. Y. Many rooms are en-
gagged for August. Pine Grove, Maple
and Flint Cottages are well filed, and
'.Old Baldwin bids fair to hold her own
as a favorite summer resort. New |
Corners are delighted with the beautiful
views and lovely drives and walks, while /
the regular visitors find 1t hard to leave
their favorite haunts IN the woods and |
by the banks of the Saco and 0ssipee |
rivers.
The large two story building used by
the Baldwin band rs hall was entirely +
DESTROYED by fire on Friday night. The
cause is a mystery. Several members lost
their instruments and also a fine organ |
The Rev. Mr.. Nelson, the minister |
here, Is a young man of much talent and
promise, and IS much beloved in this sec
ton, where he IS doing a good work
Mr. Nelson is a portland man, and his
many friends in this city will be pleased
to hear Of his success IN his new field
of labor.
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Grain and Produce Market Quotations.

NEW YoRK--Flours inactive and
nominal ns 10 quotations, closed easy.
Rye -four quiet: fair to good Sc 500
| 8 05: choice to fancy 50 20Np3 A.
Buckwheat flour quiet Mt So 1902 Is.
Cornmeal quiet: yellow western SEC;
city SSc: brandywlnc 5? 1902 60.
Rye quiet; No. 2 western GCBc (. o. b..
nfIoat: state rye 5.653c C. !. L New
York CARROTS.
Barley malt dull: western 65@72c.
Wheat. spot stendy; No. red 7SAc
{. o. b. nlloat: No. Q rcd 1910 clvator:
No. Northern Duluth S3mc (. o. b.
ahoat; No. hard Duluth S7%c {. o. b.
afloat; options opened steady and wnre
sustained throughout most Of the fore
noon by . scarcity OF sellers, steady ca
bles and scattered buying by local
shorts; closcd steady Mt unchanged
prices: March 79h pi99s0f9Ac; May
7S;s @79 1-l697SAc; December closed at
TIC.
Corn. spot firm: No. 2. 45hc elevator
and 45hc I. o. b. ni,ont: options closed
dull and unchanged: JANUARY closed ut
4SHc: May i2Ii2H342c: December
closed at l4Rc.
Oats, spot quiet: No. .. 27Kc: No. 3,
26Kc; No. 3 white sic: No. 3 white
soikc: track mixed western ?GhT2Sc;
track white ao135c; options active but
Hops quiet: state. common to choIce
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. I. . an - b "a
or with buying very confident and the
tendency upward.
All the world looks to January as
the annual settlement period for coll
lection and for payment. At no other
time of the year Is so much money
needed for exchange and such large de-
mands made for credits. Those who
have their own resources available,
while active bidders for loans. reduce
the available credits by putting their
money to their own use; which might
otherwise be available for lending. The
sum OF the obligations, to be met on
January next. in the United States Is
greater than, ever before. "A large pro-
portion Of these obligations are for in
terest and dividends on all sorts Of se-
curltes. representing q distribution Of
earnings from profitable business. The
fact that the sum, Is the largest this
year In the country's history is there
prosperity, but the fact is not altered.
that this process of disbursement Of
earnings and profits makes correspond
ing requirements on all the vast and
complicated machinery Of exchange and
money. The special bearing OF this
condition on the stock market lies in
the fact that the capitalists choose to
place loans for use inBpeculatinG in
stocks only after every other form Of
demand for money has been fully sup
piled. 1t Is not strange, therefore. that
the stock market Is keenly sensitive to
the showing Of the surplus reserve item
Of the banks as the shrinknge OF that
item represents the certain prospect of
calling of loans and forcing to sale of
the securities held with the borrowed
money. Naturally only stocks held for
speculation. with borrowed money and
forced to sale at time when q money
pinch is In itself an indication: Of active
trade and prosperity. Holders Of Sc
curltes who own them outright are
rather inclined to add to their holdings
ut such time than to part with them,
so far as their means viii allow. "
Tho stock market during the past
week has shown It's sensitiveness to
the gathering clouds on the horizon OF
the money market and the nervousness
OF speculative holders has brought large
offerings Of stocks on the market. But
at the same time there has been re-
markable demand for increased hold
ings Of particular stocks which have
made extraordinary advances, thus
keeping up the tone OF the general
market while the realizing offerings
have been well absorbed in the conf
dences begotten by the generally pros
porous conditions Of business and the
eager demand for particular stocks.
The market for railroad bonds has
been active and broad during the week
and prices nre higher on the average,
United States new IS advanced x and
IS and IS u per cent over the call price
Of n wae1c mn FEfns No. 1854, m
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/ 1900 crop 16121c: 1890 crop 1l@15c; old
olds 3G6c; Pacific coast 1900 crop 800
Zoe: 1899 crop loG1Ic; old olls 2N6c.
Leather steady: hemlock sole Buenos
Ayrcs light to heavy weights 24a25c;
acid 23itI24ic. Ia.
Dcef steady; family 81 0o212 Go;mess
80 o0Gs 60: beef hams $50 ooG20 80;
packet $40 oo@lo 50: city extra India
mess :l4 00I16 20. fF
cutmeats quiet: picked bellies s0sc;
picltled shoulders 5HRsc; do hams $40
SIC. IT -
Lard dull, western steamed 81 10: re-
flncd steady: continent 81 60: s. A. IS Is:
compound bM36c, 3
Pork quiet: family Sic befp1s 90. short
clcnr SIG o0317 %; mess $l2 0O3l3 90.
Butter weak: creamery 1S625hc; fac
tory II is6lCc: June creamery 1S@23kc;
Imitation creamery 151lskc; state
dairy 1G824c. SIS ~
Chocse strong; fancy large fall made
IlhS1lho; fancy small made 11GGll2c.
Egss firm: state and Pennsylvania
2S@29c: western regular packing at
mark 2232Gc: western, loss of Csc.
Tallow quiet: city aNc; country 4T9
5Hc. ~,
Rosln quiet; strained common 10 good
81 1901 rs. F
Hlce steady: domestic fair to extra
S&9Ghc; Japan ~ 0iNc.
Molasscs quiet: New Orleans open
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BUYING CONFIDENT,
Ri TENDENCY UPWARD.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.--Money on call
nominal; prime mercantile paper 41,I
" per cent. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills
at 81 sax for demand and at 81 sox@
= SOS for sixty days: posted rates
s4,sl7s94 So and "a s5,sa4 Sc. CONNER
cial bills 81 1904 soy. Silver certificates
64965c. Bar silver c4c. Mexican. dol
lars t0Hc.
Government bonds strong. =
2 State bonds Inactive. y
Railroad bonds firm,
A conviction gained groLno over
night that yesterdays speculative out
burst, involving as 1t did high grade
railroad stocks, had more Significance
than the apparent Imminent relief to
the money market on tho Forthcoming
enormous disbursements by the gov
eminent and corporate interests. The
street having IN mind the successful
deal In the anthracite coal Industry
was Inclined. to regard with some Gre
dence the various rumors afloat as to
absorption or representation. In gov
ernlng boards of railroads having fav-
orable geographical locations. This
policy for a community OF interest is
expected to bring about more stable
economic conditions and reduce to a
minimum the possibility Of rate wars.
AS far as the rank and file OF specula-
tors were concerned the expectation
that the much-heralded pinch in mo-
ney rates would not be realized was
sufficient to revive the bullish spirit
which has been dominant for some time
on this account. London's response to
our buoyant close ofyesterday was en-
couraging and during the course Of the
day the foreign market bought about
$4,000 shares. At the opening pronounce
cd advances were made In various
stocks, but depression was noted in
others, and 1t was not until after the
publication OF the bank statement that
the advance assumed any yiolence. The
statement showed On increase In sur
plus reserves OF 1874. $50. owing to reduc-
ton in deposit liabilities OF SIS, $40, 800
and smaller decrease In cash than had
been looked for. save s3.s6s, 800. A de-
crease In loans Of $13 ,6S2,5o0 was some
what inexplicable. but may have been
due In part to calling OF loans early in
the week. This showing was regarded
with favor and the market BECAME very
animated and broad. The demand and
most substantial gains were made In
the Pacitics. st. Paul. Sugar. AtchIsons
and Brooklyn Transit. Union Pacific
and Northern Pacific ruled at about
parity until just before the close, when
excited buying Of tho latter rushed It IN
to 761s. compared with 72&, yesterdays
close. The earlier heavlness OF the
steel stocks was dispelled and they clos
ed with small gains. Speculation left
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Kettle, good to choice seQioc.

Kettle, good to choice S2Gi0c.
Coffee, futures opened steady. Mt a de-
cline OF loG15 points; January at $3.50
5.70c; March 5.So6s.s5;; May 5.aog5.35;i
July 5ssG5,o0c: September G05c and
October s,05G6.l0. The close WIS steady
at a net decline Of 1o9i5 points. SPOT
coifee.rio weak:No. invoice lc nomi-
Sugar, raw steady: fair refining
3 2s-S2c; centrifugal 96 test 4 1880: mo !.
lasses sugar 21-32c; refined qulSt;.
Standard A 5.4oc; confectioners' A 5.4oc;
mould A 6.s5c: cut leaf &C: crushad &c;
powdered $40; granulated 5.s0c; cubes
5.75c.
BkLTIMoRE-Flou dull and uu-
changed: receipts 0.74O barrels; exports
3O,56l barrels. Wheat dull and steady;
spot and December 72@T2,sc; January
f2I @7Sc; May 767S @77c; steamer No. e
red 69ls @6sNsc: receipts 1852 bushels;
exports 13i.402 bushels; southern by
sample 6S@73c: do on grade 7lG73c.
Corn dull and steady: spot. old, 43is q
1850; new 43c: December. 42ksGp42
new. or old! January 4lRdHSc;' Feb
tuary 41&9i1Bc; March Acc: steamer
mixed AK 942c: receipts $500 bushels;
exports SOL .439 bushels: southern white
corn. new. 439tic; do yellow, new.
42A 643Ec. Oats flrmer: No. 2 white
30D361Sc; No. 2 mixed 2S92Slso: receipts
1890 bushels. Sugar. cheese, butter. and
eggs firm and unchanged.
( ,CINCINNATI-Flou nc tive. & Wheat
firm; No.. 2 red 576ts477c. Corn firm:
No. mixed $50. Oats dull: No. 2 mixed
CSC. Rye quiet; No. 2. 5f11s@55c. Lard
quiet at Sc B71s. Bulk meats steady at
Sc E0@6 60. Bacon fairly active at 81 s2Is:
Whisky firm at 81 q. Sugar easy.
ToLEDo-Wheat dull and steady;
cash and December 76c; May &c; July
7Sc. Corn, December 3Sc; May S6&c.
Oats, cash and December 23Mc: May
251ac. Rye neglected. Cloverseed quiet
and steady; December Sc Is; March, Sc IS.
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Grain and Provision Markets Doll.

CHICAGO - Grain and provision
markets were notable only for their
dullness to-day. Wheat closed I'M
changed; corn &c lower, oats shade
down. and provisions shade to eye
depressed.
Wheat was stngnant. May opened
unchanged at 7gAc; sold between 73,lsc
and 73%c, and closed unchanged at
73Ac. The news received and the sta
tistics posted were Of little interest.
Cables and receipts were influential
neither one way nor the other. In the
absence OF important information there
fore, traders preferred to play even
until the passing Of the holiday season.
That there Is n fairly strong undertone
to the market was made evident to
many by the failure of the market to
respond to the corn decline. Exporters
reported twenty-four loads taken for
export. Seaboard clearanr-s in wheat
and flour were equal to $4,000 bushels.
Primary receipts were eeS,0e0 bushels,
compared with $4,000 bushels last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
Az cars, against SIG last week and 365 a
year ago. Local receipts were lis cars,
twenty-three OF contract grade.
Corn was no more inclined to activity
than were Its neighbors. The market
ruled dull until the last fifteen minutes
when what looked like an organized
raid was made and the market turned
weak. May sold between SGhc and
359Sc, closing &c lower at 35%c. Re-
ceipts were 4l6 cars, none OF contract
grade. Country offerings were moder-
ate, Scaboard clearances were l,O3s,000
bushels.
The oats market maintains Its repu-
tation for dizziness, trade being fiat
from start to finish. Receipts were 16s
cars: May sold between 23sic and 23assc
| and closed a shade lower at 23Bc.
Provisions were dull and steady. but
innocent Of features In speculative
way. Prices held mainly because there
was no pressure on the market. Jnnu-
ary pork gold between Sl2 30 and s12 25
and closed 2kc lower at SIC %: January
lard between Sc 80 and IS S7iks, closing
2kc down at Sc ST1I, and January ribs
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The week
closes In the metal trade, after the un-
usual period Of general depression, orig
mating abroad. Buyers In the various
departments having followed n policy
of representation with profits to the
advantage Of themselves. still hold aioof
and the situation at the end of the week
Is still unsatisfactory ct home and
abroad, on the basis of about the fol-
lowing quotations.: Tin quite at s2S IS:
lead dull ind nominally quoted at
81 27hs: spelter quiet at 81 1904 20; Lake
copper quiet at 81 90 for Lake Superior
and 1880 for Electrolytic and casting
copper. Iron markets were quiet and
unchanged on the basis Of 80 5e@10 50;
foundry northern SIS Oo91s 80; southern
foundry sl4 50@16 rs and soft southern
sl3 GOALS rs, ri