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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-30
HELP wANTED-Hh1E


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urTp rr.xrrn $780,,
~~------------ - 80 =, - = =, - a L.
" ANTFD-Fype-ipnrrd bundle yyrqpperz. none
others need apply. 5. HART. Manage. Lansburch
q BRO l20 7th ST. al
WANTFD-R5v r-nzr bg,, ,5crT AMY wv
SCHWARTZ leo Connecticut ave ,g1-2
" 7I-TF77 49, ---,--.-- 7-----,
dairy farm. near the city. good chance rar rsht
party. Apply. after G o-c1ocl, o. m 14rs ION
81. NV. c%'-2
WANTED-Young man. 10 work around rcstlu-
rant. ono accustomed 70 oysters preferred Ad-
dress Box 4'', this Office. c5o-a
ANIED-stTang boy, 10 or Is. To attend horse
| "' -''i''-- -",Cel. "o'A' - month anu ''aLl'
-.'i ,-,s- --'' " So INV. a.
NANTED-At once, an experienced window dress
,'' ''-' VI n'''H>, go 81" ST. &c. '-
WAN IEb-i4llors for ,3.las coat and suit al
DIV. 81
HENDERSON, l1Ia p ST. NV. c2o-3
WANFFD-Youn- man. as EaoIEccpcr and sales
man, : d. b','h. @ol 10Th St. nF. cl
WANTED-Two fr~t-cIass union timers: immo-
gi5,sT s yea |oIA Tor right men. T. G.
,s6-s ''''' -''- De
" A. .esTn1n. TO look after wholesale
drug. and housefuruizhiu- trade: capable man;
apply, by letter only, stating last line etc.
experience not absolutely necessary. AMERICAN
SCOJR TT COMPANY. General Delivery. Wash
.,,s.e ~ y, e.
NANlEb-Painter and decorator, SO per week.
Address Boz 4-5 tfis offrc. 81
"a ,---,-,, .,,ii
" ~ ~ IA o"e'' h''1 '-'''-l'''"' - - a.
20 CO., vi. o III .,.'>''f
s1g 1s+b 81 NV mi
,>-rt,r RI o. - e., -. a 3,-r
49, 90 -. ,5 i.ir,ovs
FoRnS SOC st. NV. MI
bushelnan- LEON, I37 I4th st. NV. nj
U-,NTrT, -y,-,.-l--,r Co. s+,1I. 151s o.. a..
mi
hustler. Address BON $50. this Office nj
WAvTFD-A rbire cool. Good rrsrrrroo.. ,a,I
yyares Do, 7fb = s,y M
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NANIEDTBoy understanding bicycle reIairns'
I'l,Sl ana Nl IN r,ieI,hge- ,4l AT 81, I'A
. NV "'So Elll lo- H,'''l-' '--.-,..'o'N ~, l-t
NANIEo-A groceFy clerk that has some trade
~ l-l'-,-h I1l' mus Dt = 500 l',t' l-J IN,
- ~. "a
-
NANIED-Hgulli0n az Lincoln Hotel l'-L and IL
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Wan ILD-h Dung man In grocery mat has laa
experience as meat cutter; bring reference l,-l
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alt ~ -, ,,5, 5,tsr and helper MONDAY
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y go
-, ~ ' l - - -r .--
NV. MI
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MAN lEl'-A cood oialHa~alr a. once Fi.f-S>-
V-,N-T-D w.. 800. - =, -, ..;7.-
Room DO. Stewart Bldg, 9th and D SIS. nj
U-,,,rrT - - 75,, 49,. -
mi
~ T ig,S'L l,I ,4.'gl S.l!5, none Dll eN
70I 9Th 81. NV. MI
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An IED-t'n hrslelnian5 also 3 bnc c1atuIakers,
al once sChAAkIL & PELLAlAN, JoJ-7ot .th
St nv. mSt-o
II ,,--rr-r, -. = :. - ,...rs 40 =.
~ - gi.E nan 70 maze I-Iase-t pseIa 10
s.-ls, a''' s1-'-eIS- Ai-l-Ii'l'Al - Il'r @1i II
So ~ ---
MANIED-A yog5E man GKPeriencrd J., IN gents
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FOR SALE-Quick. perfect SIS new process gas
-ange for $50, almost new So sideboard for
1880. % 18th 81 ne r81-S
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS

VIZ mn 1t VT hNiShEb hOOhSs
FOR RENT-Unf,lrnished rooms; three rooms for
light housekeeping. 42 II 81, Hv. cos
FOR RENT-Four UNFINISHED rooms: light house
keeping; both 80 floor; near two car lines. SD
or Sl4, without heat OF gas. l75 North Carolina
FOR RENTING unluruislcd COMMUNICATING
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply 1910
Marion st. NV. eI
FOR RENT-une extra large UNFINISHED room,
with access 20 bath. 3 per month. II 50. ne,
near North Capitol c33-3
FOR RENT-Unfuruisbed ssc6nd-f56r. f5UT
rooms, gas and bath; no children. sac CT
gth s. NV. m&'-3
FOR RENT-Jufur. % floor: rooms; heat, zas
and bath; no children $3.50. C27 yth ST. NV
m2o-t
FOR RENT-Thrcc rooms on second floor two
on Third h''rs gas, water, heat, light h0usrScep-
ing. 1920 Pa ave ms. mos
FOR RENT Tw7-rinfuruished rooms. third f7or
T. q isIly couple or lady 1893 C ST. NV mos
FOR PENT-Two u5ee. large rooms for light
12lSe.eeuins. $40 \. y. ave NV m25-3
FOR RENT-Tyyo large Communicating rooms on
second floor, with above and hay window: heat
ana gas; bath oH same fio0r. 2Jlo 81 NV m2'-3
FOR kENT-Corner. prtyste fat; four uufuTnish-
rooms. southern exposure; heat gas, BATH no
children; reasonable 800 18th ST. me- m29-5
EoR RENT-Thrce unfinished rooms; second
foor. Sos 5th ST. NV e2s-3
FOR REST-Four unfinished rooms on second
moor. with bath 2sSlz sth st So. mss
FOR RENT-Threc or foar UNFINISHED rooms,
with heat and gas 500 st. NV. mss
FOR RENT-Larre dining room and kithccn.
suitable for caterer sIl 18th st. NV. mss
FOR RENT-Tro second Aoor front rooms; heat,
gas, and bath; cheap. i42 ST. NV m2'-6
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WILLIAM NEINLEY.
HIS LIFE AND WORK.

BY
GENERAL CHARLES II. GROSYESOR.
the late Presidents lifelong friend. comradc in
war, colleague Ia Congress and champion IN
House Of Representative. was near the President
side with other great men when his eyes were
closed in death; followed his remains TO National
Capital and 10 Canton. Millions q copies Viii
Be- sold Sales spreading Ike FIRE in dry stubbls;
men and women taking 10 70 80 orders daily II
Is the official book. EulOEles from Governors.
Senators. cditOriaS from 2rasi dailIes- Last and
dying words Il worlds great men. but none so
grand as Ncklnley's-'iT IS GODS WAY" Con-
tains photOsraguro Of last Photograph q Presi-
dent ever taken You can easily and quickly
clear $3.50 The General requires that share OF
proceeds u salc OF every book sold shall be do
mated 20 a Mckinley Monument Fund THIS
every subscriber 20 this book becomes contrib
utter 20 this fund. Everybody will buy it;
ders for the asking; no one viii refuse. Send
twelve PC stamps Tor elegant prospectus: 100. 100
copies will be sold in this vicinity quick, wide
awake business man or woman of some means
can make fortune quick by getting sole control
THE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY.
CorcJran Building, Washington, D. c.
wANTED-Rcliable grocery clerk 700 F st. ne.
Mos
wASTED-FIrst class pIumber- Apply Joy G
81. nv. mZj-7
wANTED-Ezperienccd tcamstcrs. S. per week
> s. DASH SONS, CCa3 and Fir5wogd, zJ1
SITUATIONS WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE.
MRS MOOPE's AGENCY, established l-l2 ~
u ST. Reliable help. nj
wANTED-RooMs
WANTED-By married couple 3 OF 5-roou Dat.
unfinished. must not exceed so or 50. Box
i7G. this office. eso-s
80 ...-...a.4 IN
out board reference u necessary. state pTlee-
must Dee reasonable. Box 40, tAss office. 81
WANTED-On, or two furnished or unfinished
rooms with q az and light. NV Address BON
4cs. this ohise Moo
wANTED-Ssa,Bd floor or three connecting rooms.
with private Emily ncighhorho1d Of Ith and
81 se-. furuEbcd or uuturnlsAe.. Adde'S Box
4sg, this oiao'. stating particulars o2s-a
wASTED-6y lady Of quiet habits two unhIf-
ui4hed communicating rooms near Government
Printing Offr. pay prompt Address BON ~,
this Once. mss
WANTED-CHslrnishod room southeast. by gem
tIeman; state rent. Address BOX I23 this office.
WANTED-Prefcrably in Office building. a house
keeping fat fox two refined business women. with
trst-ciass reigrenccss VIII give SIS Tor three
furnished rooHs with heat and lgE.: w.tAia
Box 5C3 tina ofice. suI5-d
WANTED-HOUSEs
~ANTED-TO buy house. three OF four rooms On
hrst floor, or lot suitable for building: location
west 18th east 18th sts.. south r. l. ave. give
description and terms; prefer dealing with owner.
azores a. Bon 81 go, this ottee mss
MANUFACTURERS AND VEHICLES.
wANTED-A good secondhand dirt cart: must he
cheap address j. > HOLLIDGE, 100 Frogl-
dence Ct. BTOOkland D. Z. m2g-s
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BIRDS, noes. Ere.

BELGIAN HARES IS PAM, ru-a pedigree slocA,
Cuban parrots, s. each, dogs. cats gold Gsl.
uc- ~CHNID'S BIRD STORE. az 18th ct. ma
T5-tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-30

FOR RENT
Brick store. 1915 eth st. NV, and cellar,
reduced to .-.-.............. ......... So %
Brick dwg., 20Of 18th 81. NV, . rms. N. / 40
Brick dWg-, I0i Carroll ST. Sc. G rms,
m. ........................... 2LO9
Brick dwE-r 1927 sth 50. ext, 6 rms, H. l. 300
Brick dWg-, @7lg BriShtWood ave. rms. ZLCJ
Frame, Wisconsin ave. TeuisytOwn,
Part 20 18th st. NV. Z rms. hath-------- I2-5D
Fiat, 1850 Wal-agh place uU-., I rms, bath 1900
Frame on Grant Road, Tonieyt0Un, D. c.,
- atLa'- ,sl-''f
Brick 1887 Ohio ave. nv. rms---...---. 1850
Brick stable. stories, rear 42I 10Th NV.
e2s-6 LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. go + -. nv.
FOR RENT-To respectable c0lorcd person three
L-- "a Washington court, near Pension Office.
p per month. Keys at AZ II st. NV ness
FOR RENT-Housc J12 Nd ave. sE. 10 rooms.
closets, and modern improvements. house in good
repair; reH- So Apply at COS Il So. NV.
mess
FOR RENT store aud dwelling. q VI ST. sU-..
. rooms; rent. $3.50 stone 4 FAIRFAX. 500
SOS ST. uW. mss
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FOR kENr-Good opportunity 20 anyone wish
'ng furnished house. with roomcrs, viii sell rea-
7~Lab6, Address BOX $50. this Office. mss
FOR RENT-MOderu, lO-rOOm house. porcelain
bath; C1blnct mantels throughout, northwest,
good location; partly furnished; owners will
board. references Address Bon s53, TINS oidce.
m2g-3
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-A good secondhand dirt cart. must be
cheap Address j. s. HOLLIDGE, 100 Progi-
dence ct. BrOOkland, ID. Z. mZy-s
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wAaTED-mALJs-

WANTED-Placc as engineer. references and cy-
periouce Ia one OF large electrical plants in
city }. r. ", Cry Post Oihee station D. 81
WANTED-By col0red man place as cook soul
e.. Nv. 4
WANTED-Situ4tiOn by r'amhcr. timer and
WANTED-By col0red man. place as short order
cook. Call gl2 81 NV. JAMES LEWIS. MO-
WANTED-Pgsitiou by hotel ran; either man
ager. steward. OF head bartender. Address BOX
SCJ this Office m2I-T
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WANTED-At once experienced salesladics, f'r
lOusofurniShiug and domestic department. al-
girls TO learn millinery. BLUM BROS, 733 Stt
81. Sc Co.,
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Through trains rom re south arrive WzsklsEs
saa s-sz an 5-52 an 1855 I'm 1liIy 2-fJ pm
ma 900 pm daily Prom Harris-nburc II1sI
NJ week DAYS nd eco pm daily From CElr-
.5.tcsyilIc s.2s ID. and $50 pm. daily.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-30

WASHINGTON. D. c., PO>TOFFTCE NOTICE.
should De read daily. as changes may occur a.
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded TO the ports Of
S7fiIr- daily and the schedule % Blessings u ar
ranged Oh the presumption o. their uninterrupted
Overland transit. For the week ending October
>. 1901. the last connecting closes viii be made
tEqm the main office as follows
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FOH SALE-HOJSES.
FOR SALE-By Owner; I36 KentucEy ave. NV;
siE-r00m house Ifth ST. 81. esI-8
FOR SALE-S2.G9J. new six-room brick, might
exchange for suburban lot. Address Box $50 this
Office. esq
TAILORS. attCuti0n-New siE-V0om brick VIII
exchange for cloths. balance same as rent. Ad-
dress FOX ~ this Office cess
FOR S.LE-Southwest home for 5000: easy pay
ments. CLARK BROS. 1913 + 81. NV. mss
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wANTED-HOTSE SEES.

~ANTED-To buy house. three OF four rooms On
hrst floor, or lot suitable for building: location
west 18th east 18th SIS. south r. l. ave, give
description and terms; prefer dealing with owner.
Address BOX 4ST this office. NESS
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WANTED-YounG lady. Tor waitress IN lunch
room; fair wages; references. 800 18th st. IVA.
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NANTED-GeueraI halsrworker two iu lam
lily; SO home nights, bring references 1910 n st.
NV Il
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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HELP wAETED-FEMsLE-


,-,--v,
-~-~Il-,- - : Z v = = =,
" ANTED-A. once. experienced saIesIadics for
housefurnishiug and domestic department; also
girls TO learn millinery. BLUM BROS 'tS S'h
=, 90 ,'-
" M 70 - 1ounS lady Tor "25JrsS. IN lunch
eo,"' I'd" ""-''' references ~ ll'n ST. NV
- -.
y -. Al '.-.'2Ts.T Two ID u AN
NV. Il
W 2--r7-7- 81, -
work: wages SD. ,.r A. mas p 81. nv. al
- 49,,
", a I'd An experiences COOK m private board
an ni.ft. 1r.5 n ~ rrr n
M. -
" A ! '-' NeaJ "hli' ElTl, as nurse '4it lF'
-, 90 NV
ANIED-Cu.orcd girl tar general houscwors,
three ma family: $40 per month G-s C. 81. ne.
W ANlEi-tol1rca girl. o. DO washing and non
ing, no cooking. Apply 1902 Pa ave. Cup stairs1
go
NANTED-Colgrod woman. cook and DO wash
Ing in small family. -i4s 18th ST. NV. e
WANTEI-CoIorsI C.rl. for general h1usavork.
1912 9th 81. NV. ell
NANIED-By dressuaGer. lmurovors and finish
cTS. Apply MADAME JEANNE. III" / ST. NV
WANTED NidIle-axed woman. for general
5 l. ,=z ,-2 -=-4 st. NV go -.
" - ~ r, ,,l',l. ..,A' N 1@l-N'
III Ri-lS ulacc. 81
"a I---rr, - - - IL ,-,-- md
iron. 1903 T st. NV. ESQ.,
WANTED-Au apprentice for millinery. lI0 l
st. NV d
WANTED for General homework: must
I Il
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homework 7os 18th IT, uvy. 81
n N--T1 Iy;-- 81 - -+-7I- -
gar-I,l-r~gf4. ,re-oa-s. taI,, TI,RGEss mo-,
TEL AGENCY. 503 l0th ST. 81
WANTFD-T.t5 women cooks small family
Westerly. r. l.: railway fare paid Enquire 1895
lltn ST. NV eI
NANIED-A good chamhermald- for hotel Can
81
n-A>i'-o -oIeI'u woman, IoI EyhtIal nous. nous
%oIN' 5000 pay ana permanent place Gan -
" I5-F-I7----- women -7-----77gg C7CT 7--755-
- -r,--t-,,-sf5 So, - and ,-.rs7sI worker
Frg,,ir. -I4 " 81 81
WKYTFD-5 cv1cric1ce5 white wgitTcyScg- JET
FFPSON HOTEL no Eth 81 NV. mi
u ,2--Iy,, y - - - - IL
for confectionery: IS general hUuseworkers;
people >HAChLEFuRD'S sos r St NV MI
wANTED-An experienced sui on coats; good
pay. so f ST. NV m3o-3
wANTED-skirt hands and e-rand girl. 500 9th
It NV mso-S
sleep home. Apply 80 18th st. NV. nj
WANTEn-CoIared woman to DO general house
work s1zall family: good wages Call before p
,,,iro5 81 II o. NV mi
VorE. 1rsrlherrsid .aitrcss. and cook: good
wage. Job y y. ave. MI
WAXTED-wbi.e rsaz. ss5, white cha-nberma:d,
SIG. white nurse SD. coIored cook SIS: caIoral
ctaInhcrrnaid. Sl2 Enquire 1888 nth 81. NV nj
WANTED-A c5Iorcd woman as cook; also
woman as chamternaid lli5 oregon ave. mi
VANTrD-a --rr.- ais, a white Girl IN live with
respectable family out OF town; present duty,
care Of baby. II. = FRl>BlE, station J., Ien.ey-
IoE-,- mso-3
WANTED-Good cook. so. and houscuaid. SIS;
same family; also five plain cooks. SIS each.
LADIES EXCHANGE. GA 18th ST. US1-S
mad ii s15 ,faitrcss sd. a.5 cleaners LADIES'
WANTFD-Cbi,drs nurse SD: waitress. SIS;
housenaid. SIC: also many other places. LADIES'
A1hANDE, oI4 Iath 81 n.y.
v-ayTEDA srbl,lei-1 q, holm r7.or,ir- and
.,a,-;rl 757t p;-,s ~ IN nj
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mus " s22I I221- . : - NV
HEBARD 4 WTNENAN -0g qth So NV Mos
NANIED-tirst class t2iloress on coats also giri
"
RANTED-G0od hand % help on ladies' coats
good pay 90 the right one. 1J22 Conn. ave. m29-2
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-l rooms and bath, ass II ST.. $3.50
viii be vacant oct. ,. Apply s0i 9TH st. NV.
ru2g-3
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01
Bells Rang and Whistles Blew
When Hour of IL Arrived.
Watch Meetings AT Many Churches i'm the
City-Catholic and PrOtestant.

means. There is tremendous change
existing as to the amity OF those who
hold different views.
Rev. Lewis Malvern spoke on 'The
contributions by the United States to
the civilization OF tine world in the lob
century, These contributions extend
from the sublime to the ridiculous; !;
In literature, from the philosophical
to the humorouss In mechanics, from q
watjh to a locomotive engine. The use
of wine in the churches is less frequent
on account OF the Maine law. Our con-
trIbutions to the Cuba and the Philip
pines is not yet known, but We hope that
1t will bs hest for those islands an Will
meet the approval OF the world. Our
government has become the admiration
of the whole world.
Rev. w. H. Fem, ID. d responded
to 1.-THE great additions to human
knowledge during the 18th century. "
We live in different world from
what the penpls did in the first OF the 10Th
century. We know that this planets be-
long to one systsm with us We know a
very great deal, but what we don't know
Is great Jet.
| Rev. j. C. Perkins was the last speak
er. responding to ''Tne Dead OF Cen
tury." More lasting than Is invention,
more intimate than 10 social thought
are the spirits OF men, women and chill
dren who fought the good fight. These
immortal dead live again and ara to
other souls a cup OF strength. II we
think for a moment who these sacred
dead are, we are surrounded by angels
Each one OF our hearts responds to the
spirit of some friend.
ST. LUKE'S CATHEDRAL.
Nearly all OF the pews were fillsd at
st. Luke's Episcopal cathedral last even
ing at the watch mestiny which lasted
from II 10 O'Clock until few minutes
past midnight. Dean Sllis preached a
short sermon, practical, suggestive ana
hopeful for the new century.
AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
One OF the largest crowds OF ths year
gathered at the Cathedral at the oelsbra.
tion OF midnight mass at the meeting
OF two centuries. Tie large edItics was
simply packed fun OF wnrshlppsrs the rs
being all OF two thousand people IL not
mcrs, every s3at being occupied and hun
dreds being forced to stand. The music
was of a high order and was appropriate
Continued ON second Page.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01

quirsd BY the statuts and I have done my
duty as undorstood it ana have moth
ing to regret. No doubt The Governor and
Council based their indings upon reasons
satisfa ctory 70 them and the lawyer Of
experience rarely oritIulzss results. once
heard distinguished jusist say that the
lawyer had constitutional right to
swear at the court. Theoretically this
may be all right. Practically we don't
do IT,"
Governor Powers VIII tomorrow morn
ing sign the pardon. Il win at once be
forwarded to the warden at the state
prison and the men VIII be set free to-
morrow evening,
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01
STAIN CRIED.
How Prisoners Were Aneesea when
Told the Eevs.

How Prisoners Were Aneesea when
Told the Esvs.
Thomaston, Dsoembs al.--The glad
news OF pardon was conveyed to stain
ana Cromwell by deputy wyman at 0.5q
tonight and both men showed different
emotions when told that after ten years
they were at last tree. Stain broke down
completely and cried Ike child, but
Cromwell, though evidently strongly
affected, appeared oalsn and joyous Both
men were greatly surprised at the action
of the council. Cromwell more 80 than
stain. Deputy warden wyinan went TO
the cell OF stain first, and when he told
the aged prisoner that he had at last been
pardoned, stain sank back In his chair
and hid his face in his hands. wyman
then went to Cromwell's cell and broke
the news to him. Cromwell expressed
his great surprise at the action OF the
council, out said calmiy, that II was an
act OF Justice. The Associated Press cor.
respondent interviewed both men shortly
tefors seven o'elosk. stain was unable
to talk 10 any great extent on account OF
emotion, but he succeeded In saying that
he was greatly surprised that the pardon
had come to him. After being here ten
years last April, and never being able &c
get pardon, had given up all hopes,
but Justice has prevailed In the end,
expect to 90 to my eaughter's house.
Mrs. Myron X. Merryfieid, In Cambridge,
but further than that have no plans.
want to thank all my friends who have
stood by me and assisted In aiding my
pardon. Yes, It is indeed a new years
gift, ones liberty"
Stain was born JHnuary 30, 1880.
Cromwell, although outwardly calm,
showed signs OF great mental excitement.
lie said:
"Wnen was imprisoned, I lost all
faitn In truth. lost faith In mankind
and womankind, but tonight common
sense has taken hold OF me. All my
wrong thoughts ami feelings will ps
plotted out and win think differently.
hardly dared TO antioipats this al l
thought there would be some obstacle In
the way, and 1 AMI therefore greatly sur
prlsed. 1t has nesn blank despair, but II
Is all oyer. Since have been here / havs
trsaa 20 do VIII - seht md have hsen
used right. My friends ara all dsad, and
many OF my relatives have died since m y
arrest shall OF course go to my wire,
who lives in South Walpole. Mass, but
my plans are indefinite"
In conclusion, Cromwell said: "We
have been victims of a conspiracy. The
conspirators were Bean. Hardy, Goddard,
Stanley and Mitchell Charles Stain. II
has been a disgrace to the State of Maine,
an insult to its citizens but justice has al
last been brought about and thank God
for It,"
Both men stoutiy maintained their In
nocence.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01
tTalk No. ssa.l
HYPER RoPIA
OR
FAR SIGHT.

The general impression of Hyper
opia or Far Sight is that it enables
persons to see at great distance
farther, even, than perfect eye can
see. This is not SO. Far sighted
eyes can often see just as far as the
normal eye, but never farther. In
many cases they can not see as far.
The real result Of far off sight is
that 1t makes near seeing difficult.
After reading or sewing for a short
time the eyes feel symptoms OF
fatigue, sometimes by headache,
sometimes by smarting and burning,
and sometimes BY type blurring and
running together. II you would
like TO know Just the condition OF
your eyes, | will be glad to tell you.
/ will tell you whether you ought to
wear glasses or not.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01

a Augusta, December s1.--The Governor
and Council today unanimously granted
pardons to David L. stain and Oliver
Cromwell who were convicted at the Feb
ruary term of the Supreme Judicial court
for Penobscot county in 1883 for the muir
der of j. Wilson Barron, cashier of ths
savings bank at Dexter. On Washing
ton birthday, 1878, Cashier Barron was
found dead in the bank, supposedato have
bsen murdered, after being found and
gagged. len years afterwards. Stain
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01
WHY NOT PORTLAND.
Bath Iron WORMS Looking For PIses
For Branch Establishmsnt.


Bath, December ai.-John 5. Hyde Of
the Bath Iron Works when seen this eve
ming at his homa did not deny the report
sent out from Rockland 10 the efIeot that
his company had under consideration the
location OF bian oh plant thare. lie said
that there was great deal of business In
the air which be believed his company
could get II 1t only had the room, bnt
that to secure the land necessary here
seemed to be practically impossible. He
admitted that the establishment Of
branch elsewhere had been considered and
said Rockland had been thought OF, but
that the company did not have any
special land In view there, as the report
indicated, neither mad 10 secured any.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01
THE WEATHER.

4 Boston, December si.--Looal forecast;
Tuesday, fair weather; cooler; fresh wes'
terly wind. Wednesday, fair and contin-
ued cold.
Washington, december 3l.-Forenast
for Maine: Fair; much colder Tuesday
cold wave at night. Wednesday, fair;
colder; fresh westerly winds.
Portland, Deo. 81, 1900. Tho local
weather bureau records the following;
sa. m.-Baromater. 80 694. thermome-
ter, 80; dew point, 81; rel. humidity, ~,
direction Of the wind, NV; velocity Of
the wind, It,. state Of weather. clear.
SD. Barometer. 30 791, thermoms-
ter, SS; dew point. "a; rel. humidity, 63;
direction of the wind, SW; velocity Of
the wind, IT.; state OF weather, clear
Maximum temperature. 40; minimum
temperature. 80; mean temperature, 50;
maximum wind velocity Is SW; precipi-
ation-24 hours, o.