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The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
. NO ICE CUTTING.
what the Ice Trust Has Done for Ban
Eor aud Ksnnebee.

Bangor, February 16 AT this time OF
the winter the ice harvest In Maine is
usually far advanced. and sometimes
completed, but this season not pound
has been cut, nor any preparations made
far harvest. In fact, it is as good as
settled that no Toe OF any account VIII
be cut In Maine this winter-none at ali
ON the Psnobsoot and Kennehec, the two
great Toe rivers, and in consequences OF
this there Is iuIeness instead of work for
several thousands OF men, who have al
ways up to this year found employment
in fiIllng tine Maine houses.
This condition OF affairs has been
brought about by the so-caIled ice trust,
which has within the past few years OBJ
tained control or absolute ownership of
about 50 per cent Of the ice privileges
ON the Penobscot and Kennebec Rivera,
ana which now, having q plenty Of Ice
ON the Hudson, negleots the Maine fields,
whose crop is not needed. 1t is the poll
cy Of the trust, ss understood here and
ms indicated by events, to hold the Maine
fields In reserve as a source OF supply In
those years when the Hudson crop fails,
but not to harvest any foe In Maine 90
long as there is a plenty for the ooni-
pany'a purposes on the hudson.
Mains's normal house capacity is about
| !, ,7OO, 700 tons, which could be increased
indefinitely. On the kennebeo Of last
years crop there rcmainE about 40, ,OOu
tons, and on the Penobscot about 35, O0O
tons This, with what viii be cut by In
dependent operators along the coast, viii
make the states total stock of Zoe this
year not over 100, 900 tons, most Of 1t old
and subject to 90 per cent shrinkAge In
shipping. Thus, Maine will have less
than one-third OF her usual Ice crop this
year. and it IL doubtful II much of that
win be called for, as 1t is not the policy
OF the trust to handle any Maine Ice SC
long as the Hudson supply is barely
sufficient to meet whatever demand may
exist at the prices to be fixed by the
trust.
The sale of the Toe privileges on the
Maine rivers TO the trust Is now greatly
deUlored, but it is too late. All the besi
privileges are now controlled by tbs
trust, snd the men who sold out have
no desire to go into the business again
even were there a fair opportunity for Sc
doing. The hRrvesters are idle, the
houses are neglected and ths machinery
rusting, and this big sohooners that bring
coal to Maine next summer will have &c
go away empty, instead of having oar
goes of ice TO take back as In former
years.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
CIIAslNG DE MET.

London, February Is --General Kitchen
er, tslsgraphing from De Aar, Caps Col
ony, under t0day's Gate, says:
''De Vets force crossed the railway at
Boarlman's siding north OF here, before
daylight February is, closely followed
by PIumer, Grabbe and Armorsd train.
They engaged the enemy while crossing.
the Beers, however, cut the lines north
ana south of the place OF crossing.
"We captured over twenty wagons,
many OF which were loaded with ammu-
milton, and also a Maxim, twenty prls.
oners and over ons hundred horses. The
troops are still in close pursuit.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
NAMES OF BATTERIES CHANGED.

New York, February ia Washing
ton special to the Tribune SAYS:
Adjutant General Corbin in general
orders from the war department. has fixed
the designation of all batteries OF artil-
lery to conform to the new organization
of thst arm of the service The heavy
batteries of artillery, Of which there
viii eventually re 1876, but OF which only
81 are now organized, are hereafter TO bA
known as companies of coast artillery
ana they ara cnnseoutively numbered
in accordance with their alphabetical
order and the numerical sequence of
the former regiments Some Of these
with their new and old names are
Fort Banks, Mass, 10th coast; formerly
battery f, 9Th artillery; Fort Warren,
Mass, 77th coast; formerly q, 7th artil-
Isry; Fort Williams. Maine, 74th coast /;
formerly u, 7th artillery.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
CAN'T AGREE

Washington, February 16 The con-
feress on the war reduction bill held
meeting which last for an hour and a
half today. Nothing was accomplished.
1t ia believed that the Republicans on the
committee from each house Will get to-
getner to see If some agreement cannot be
reachsd.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
LAST CHANCE" DEMOLIsAED.

Arkansas City, Kas, February TO-
Seventy men. led by the ministers OF
this city, crossed the Arkansas river to.
day and demolished the Last Chance. ."
All the joints had been closed for several
days, but the Last Chance was out
side the city limits. Whom the crowd
swept down on the place today the bar
tender was asleep. He was backed into a
corner at a revolver's pOint ana witnessed
the complete demolition of ths fixtures
and stock,
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in iEe
Leading Markets
Ne. Yorh stock, Money and Grain
mafkst Review
Nrw YORK. Feb 10.

HFw YORK. Feb 1e-
Money on call nominal; noloans.
nns metcantle papef Sts sAbs per sent
sterling Exchange weak. with actual bus
meas IN bankers bills At s7ss a. o7ss iof de-
mand and a s4ss "a sass o, SIXTY ays ;postsd
rates 4 s5,a4 s51s and 4 ss1s a. 80 tommer-
cial hii S at = B31s S4
bar Silver 61 ~.
Silver certiiicate- 62963
Mexican dollar, ASA.
Governments STEADY.
Railroad bonds steady
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
B. A. A. GAMES.
Bo,.doln Defeated NJ. 1. IT,, In the Tea IN
Race.

Boston, February 16-Fully 5000 people
witnessed the twelfth annual indoor
handicap games of the Boston Athletic
association at Mechanics Hall here to-
night A worlds Indoor record was
broken. In the As yards low hurdles by
f. Soheuber, of Hopkinson school who
made the distance IN 4-5 seconds in two
consecutive heats one Of them being the
semi-Anal The event was won by W. b.
Tewksbury, university Pennsylvania, who
had been given a handicap of three feet.
His time was As seconds.
Harvard won in her team rase with the
university of Pennsylvania, making the
distance In 8 II 10 and breaking the
worlds record of Il 2-5 made by George
town last year in the team race. Bow
doin won from NJ l. Il. Time 8 Is As
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
'orsiru ports

Foreign ports
Ar at Adeiaide Feb 10, barqGe Rufus L Wood
Mcleod. Chemainus.
Ar at Hamburg 26th, steamer Graf Walder-
see, New York.
Sid L Stn, steamer Lady Armstrong, for Boston
and Portland.
Sid i'm CheIbourg 10th, steamer New York.
from Southampton tor Nav fork:
Sid I'm London l6th, steamer MinnehahA' iof
New York.
Ar II Liverpool 10Th, mot j 4thi steamer Ro-
man, ortland. ,
Ar at Liverpool 16th. stepmer Lucania, from
New York; MonuOrt, 81 john, NB.
Sid 9Th. steamer ktruria. New YORK.
rat Glasgow 18th, steamer SIBERIAN, from
Portland; 9Th. Laurentian, New York
sid fin Santos Feb 10, steamer Greclan Prince
New YORK.
Prince. New York via M0nIevideo.
SId i'm RIO JaneirO 9th, sch Edith Allen,
Gllkey, Grand COnetable.
Ar at Nnevltas 18th. transport Mcclellan,
st JOhn, PR
ArAt Fort de France Jan IS, sch Lizzie 4
Dennison. Ross, Fernandlna.
Ar al 81 Pierre Jan ~, sch VIM Tanner,
Johnson, Pensacola.
Ar at Bermuda 9th. sch Eiw Avery from
Fernandina for New York. IN distress.
Ar at do 18TH, barque Mabel l Meyers, Mey-
ers, Turks Island for Boston. See Mem.
In port 11th, tarque Addie Merrill Andrews
Buenos Ayres for Boston, repairing; Loutst
Adelaide. Anderson, from Norfolk, disg; blif
Gabrielle, Johnson, Turks Island tor Boston
repg sohs Break Of Day, Peterson, st Domingo
for New York, repgi Helen l. Martin, Fouu
tain, dlsg
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
Imports.

Iouisburg, CB. Steamer Turret Crown-2'-
S63 IONS coal 70 G T Il
LIVERPOOL, ENG Steame- orcadlan--362
casks china clay 10 Morey Co cs BOOKS 10
IL & A Allan.
LIVERPOOL, ENG. steamship Tun sian
1 so casks china clay 10 order
GLASGOW. steamship Peruvian-~1 cs FISH
hooks s to Sargent Lord 4 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
THE sHrhIpAN sAILs.

san Francisco, February 10 Tho
transport Sheridan sailed today for Ma.
Mia via Honolulu with IA o soldiers, a
large number OF cabin passengers. more
than one million dollars in treasure and
y, 900 tons OF freight. Twelve hundred Of
the soldiers comprise the battalions OF the
goth ana 27th regiments which were or-
eanizsd at the preside.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
TO BUY CUSHlNGS ISLAM D.
An Appropriation in the FortfficatioDs
BIZ.

Washington, February 10 The Senate
committee ON appropriations today COM
pleted the fortihcations bill. 1t carries
an Increase over the Houss of S3ll ,0J0,
of whic Sas5, 500 is for the purchase Of
land on Cushing's island Maine, and
the erection OF batteries and S5l, ,0C0 for
carriages for I2-inoh mortars.
There is a decrease OF S25, 000 for the
care OF fortincations
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
NO TRACE LuCEkNE.

st. Johns, N. F., February 10 The
steamer Ingraham has returned home
from Bacalieu, having sighted nothing
tn be the steamer Lucerne, from which
wreckRge hss been coming ashore for sew
eral days
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
SUNDAY. Jan II. 1901.

steamer Tnnislan. tBn fipOnl, Liverpool
passengers and mdsc 70 u = a Anan. c,.....
steamshtn Ferdsian. tBr Hamilton SlasgoW'
mdse 70 II s A Allan. .,...,...
steamer Frlsla. fCerl Schmidt Hamburg
mdse tOHamburg-Ameiicau co ,.t.,...
Steamer Tufret thieL tbr) omlll, beusDhfEs
coal to q NJ Stanwood. ~.
Steamer noratio Hall. Bragg New YORK
messengers snd mdse 10 i iiscumD.
Steamer Bay State. Deunls0n. Boston.
Tag savage. Baltimore. towing barge a. Win
coal To Randall & MeAllister. and barge No Is,
with coal 10 b & NJ RR
Ting Gettysburg. with large Indian hhiKe,
Philadelphla--coal to A II Wright Co.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18

BDhIL AM. ftb. TO-
wheat IS strong with gain of 1c during the
past week, February closln at 7a1s 975ssc'
Wheat exports during the month OF January
aggreg ted 70 sos. 600 bush; an Improvement
of near 100 per cent over the exports OF the
same month year ago. Flour auiet but irin
and unchanged Corn very strong wi6l an up-
ward tendency. Fggs weak and lower. Onions
higher. Turpentine lc OF.
The following quotluonsrepresent me whole
ale prices Tor the market;
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
EMpREss NO WORSE.

Berlin, February II, 1,05 a. m.-The
condition of DowAger kmpress Frederick,
who is i'll at Cronberg, is no worss than
last evening. Emperor William and
Prince Henry of Prussia paid short vIs-
IL TO Briedicheof during the afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
a CIYIL GOVEKNMENp.

Gagupan, Island Of Luzon, February
16.--A beginning has been made by the
civil government OF Pangasinan of the
passage OF the bill which applieia with
the general provincial code, transferred
to PanR RAsinan four towns of New Eoija,
the adjoining town southeRsteriy prov.
ince.
Officers nave been appointed with sal.
aries At the Gloss or the proceedings
speeches were delivered by the new gov
ernor and other natives The glst of
eighty. All the utterances were much
RnnlAuneh.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
SILVER MINE ON DEER ISLE

Ellsworth, February IS While work
men were engaged yesterday in extending
an old shaft in the recently opened Deer
Isle Silver mine, they struck rioh vein
of ELMO five and half feat thick. The
mine ia being operated by Boston men
for an TitEEorth corn many.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18

Tucson, Ariz, February I6 Seven
miners including the superintendent We're
blown to atoms at the commerce mine In
Graham county today BY the explosion of
the company 9 N magazine.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
MARINE NEW 5
oRT OF PORTLAND.
SATURDAY., Feb le. 1901.

SATURDAY.. Feb l6. 1901.
Arrived.
Steamer Orcadian, (Brl Imrie, Liverpool
mdse TO II & A Ian.
Steamer Turret crown. (Br) hayton, Louis :
burg B-eoal to G NJ Stanwo,d
steamer Tremont Oliver. Boston
Sch Myronus. calais for Atlantic City.
Cleared.
Steamer strathneyis. tBr) Smith, Bristol, E
Elder Dempster Co.
Steamer Norge, tNor) Roc, Sydney, CB C NJ
Sianw0od.
Steamer M,Shattan. Johnson. New York
j llseumD.
Steamer enterprise, Race, South Bristol and
BoOthbay.
SAlLED-steamers Dominion. Fremons, and
Norge schs Henry Mason. Sarah G Ropes.
Also sailed, steamer Ntllowdene.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
INSURGENTS DRIVEN.

Manila, February l6 Lieut.. Lee. with
detachment of the first cavalry recently
overlook 200 insurgents near Batangas
After stubborn fight the enemy was
driven into the mountains.
Lieut.. Mapes, of the thirty-second regi-
ment has captured i've rebel officers,
twenty men ana eighteen guns nine miles
from NJ Rnila MIR. Bradley, formerly the
legal adviser of the military governor,
died Of typhoid fever today.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18

The following quotations represent he ns,
ug prices In this markets
Cow and steers. bzs p Z
Eulls ald stRer s.ssss..sss.s s4ta
calf skms-No quality ity............ 81
MOI ....s ....e
NOS "..................2 25c each
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18

BOSTON. Feb. l5 e01-The following were
today's quotations OF Flour ana Lorn'
FLOUR
spring patents 15ae 90
Winter patents GOA 90.
Clear .ns strslsnt s 90 425
Corn-steamer yellow 4714 a474Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18

Retail Grocers' sugar Market.
Portland marwet--eu. loat 5s; conieeaonsrs
powdered 7lse. grsnulated at 'e' coffee
rushed 61Ac ;yellaw g..
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
HARPSMElL STEAMBOAT co.

Bcglnning Nov. t3. 1900. Steamer .Aucoeisoo
will leave Portland Pier, Portland daily. sun
daVs excepted. at 2.0l p. IN. for Long island
Little and Great Chebeague, Gin Island. SO.
HaTpsweU BAlley's and Orr's Island.
Return Tor Portland Orrs Island, and
above Landings, 100 a. m. Arrive Portland
$50 a. m -.,, 49, -,
Oct1uu ISAIAH DANIELS, Oetl Ai%f.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
SUNDAY TRAINS
ARRIVALS PORTLAND.

From Bartlett. So. Conway aud Cornish
s.25 n. m. Lewiston aud Ne eehanie Falls G95
a. El.; WaterviIle, Augusta aud Hockland, a4i
q. m; Bangor Augusta aud Koekland, !2,l0
p. m; Skowhegac, Pennington, Humtord falls
an6 Lewiston, Y. 20 y. m; Beecher Falls. taO-
yans and Bridg on l155 p. m; Skowhegau,
Naterv lie, Augusta aud Roekland. go 2 m. !
g. John, 81. Stephens. tCa!aisl, Bar HarbOF
AroGstook County. Moosehead Lake and Ban
gor, b.35 D. m; RanGeiey Pennington, Rum
ford Falls and Lewiston. 6.45 u. M, Chicago
Montreal, Quebec, fRbyans. No. conway
BridRton, los p. m; Bar Larbor and Bangor
125 a. m. daily; Halifax, -. J0nn, Houltou, st.
stephen, Bar lIarbor. Bangor, 800 q. m.
SUNDAYS Bangor aud Lewiston, l2.2h p. m. :
Bangor. / % a. nj iiallax 81. John, vance
borO ami Bangor. $50 a. m.
GEO. r. EVANS, V. P. s. @. NJ
f. T.. EOOTHBY. G.. p. s. J. q.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
Trains Arrive Portland
Portland & Booihhay Steamboat Co.

STEAMER ENTERPRIsE leaves East
Boothbay at a. IN. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday Tor Portland touching at So BRISTOL
Heron Island. Boothbay uarbor and Squirrel
Island.
Returning. leave Franklin Wharf, Portland al
I a. m.14uesday, Thursday and SATURDAY lot
soltirrel IsiandiBoothhay Harbor. Heron Island,
So Bristol and East Bootkbay.
auaadtf ALFRED RACE, Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
International StGaNShip Go.

..-.FOIt..-.
Essloor. Lubeo, Calais. S JOIN Na, RallN Ms.
and MI parts of New Brunswick, Nova SCOTIA
prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. Tho
iayorito route TO Campobello and 81 Andrews
y. Is.
Winter gate. $500.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after Monday December al. steamers
will leave Railroad wharf. Portland; on MONDAY
al 5.3O u. m. Returning leave St John. Eastport
and Lubec Thursday.
Through tickets ISSUED and baggage checked
TO destination. EB-Freight received up to 400
p. m. . a., r,i,.
Tree Ticket office 90 Middle street, or Tor other
information at Company's office, Railroad whart
ioO' % ' +. iIsCOAIB. Superintendent
Ii. Z. HERSEY. Agent
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
la Effect Oct. e. 1900.

DEPARTURES.
ssoA NJ and t2.s5 noon. From Union station
Tor Poland Mechanic Falls, Buekhold, Can
ton. DiNned and Rumtord Fails.
$50 a. m. l2.55 noon and 5l5 p. M. From Union
station for Mechanic Fails and intermediate
stations.
Y 2a5 noon. From Union Station for Bemis
r, c. BRADFORD. Traffic Manager,
- Portland, Maine
L. l.. LOVEJOY, Superlndent,
ieIsdtf Rumf0rd Fails. Maine
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
BOSTON & MAINE Il. r.
In Effect Oct. $, 1900.
MEsrEnN pINIsION

Trains leave Union Station for sesrboro
Crossing, 1902 q. m, &C Z. nj seaFDofO 56
Beach. Pine Point, 100 1000 a. M, $50
deford, kenmsbank, 100 $50; lool
A. m. 1880, $50 6,25, go p
~ ~ IA s.so.ss.55 d n; Wells Beach, 100, $50
a. m. 2s0 b25p. m; North Berwick. Rol-
Iinsford, Somersworth, 100 $50 A. m.'
tom Alton Bay, SVoIfborO, s 90 a. IN 1880.
$50 p. M; Lakeport, LaeOnlat Weirs,
Plymouth, $50 a. m. lZSl ?: m ,,,as,tn,,s,
100 n. M. $50 p nj Dover, Exeter. HsVer-
hin, Lswrence, Lowell, 100 $50 a M,
1880. s9o pm;' Bosfon' 'ao9; 49, ~ Ro.Son 80
1f,i Tor Portland, b5a I.3p, $50 a. M, LIS. I.l6
D. N. arrive Portland, lo.iO. li.5o a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union station for ,, searbos,o Beach
RIddeCord. IkenHebunk. North Ber-
VStck, Dover, Exeter. Hsverhlll,
Lawrence, Lowell, Boston' Loo 4S'
n m arrive BoSton, 5iS s.2z IN
EASTERN DIV SION.
Leave Union station for Boston amt Way
stations, 600 a. m, BiddefOrh, Ktftery,
Portsmoutb, New bNFyport, salem,
Lynn, uoston, 200, 9 90 q. m, i2.45 GO p. m. :
arrive Boston OBJ a m. 1910 500 9.u) .. m
Leave Boston Al $50, 500 a M i-'5V ~
7.45 D. m. arrive Portland IL a a. H. '%'Vo
NV sUNpAY TRAINS.
Leave Union, Station Tor biddef0rd, hit-
tery PoItsmouth, NeWbnry port, salem,
Lynn, Boston, 200 a. M, 1913 p, ~, arrive
Boston 5.5I a. m. ace y. 10. Leave bo2ton
for Portland, 800 a. H., 100 p M arrive
Port o. 1910 1880 y. m.
t--Dally "a ept M'ud ~
". n. & 4. DIS.
station foot Of Pre5le street.
For " orCester, Clinton, Aver. Nash uH'
WIndhHm, Epptng, Manchester, Com
cord aul Points North % a. n, l2.jS ?. N !
Roehester, sprInSyale, Alfred, Water
boro. Saco River, 7.$ q. In., 12.33, 5.33 z. m. :
taorIlam, WestbFOok, Cumberland MUS
XNestbrook Jct., WOOutords. 1.38. 9.Ao o.
m. 1898, S.O5, SS3. go p. II. Trains
arrive from Worcester, loI p. m;
Rochester s.25 a. m. 1.07, 54s p. M; Cor
ham and Way stations, Gao. s.2J, f0't1 a. m-
w. :, II .rnEns q p & u A.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
spoken.

Feb IA, lat 40 "a. Ion 6s 20, sch Sarah II
PriOr, OF Boston, (by steamer Sardinian) and
was supplied with provisions.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18

lEEIgHIgs!5 E|IgIISs!5
THAiNs LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
NAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS,

TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION, RAIL
NAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS,
7.0oa. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston (Lowsr
Bath, Eocklanf. AugustR, Watefyills, SkOwhe-
gan, Belfast. Bangor. Bucksp0rt aud Vancobar0
eonnecting ior ST. John; It, Stephen, lCala,s).
Houlton aud Woodstock.
$50 q. ~. For Danylls junction, RumfOri
Falls Lewiston. Pennington, Rangeley and
iG25 .. N, For Brunswick. Bath. Lewiston,
Gardiner. Augusta Waierville Pittsleid
Bangor. Patten. Houlton and Caribou via u. 8
ia4o ,. m. Express for Brunswick, Lisbon
Fails Lewiston via Brunswick, Augusta, Water
Vile. Newport bangor, bucksporL Bar Hsr
Dor. Washington Co. L. X. OldtOwn, Greenyills
ara Katahdin Iron WORKS
1856 p, m. For DAnville. Js., Rumford FAILS,
bemls. Lewiston. Pennington. CarraDa35ek
Rangeley. Blngh lm, Watervile. sk0wbegan-
1 % pm. For Frcepori, Brunswick, Rockland,
h. q; l; points, Augusta, Wateryille;, SHOWING
gan. Belfast, Dover and Foxcrolt Greenvlllo,
Bangor. Odtown and Mattawamkeag. and 70
Bucksport saturdays.
Augusta and Waterville.
&. .ibp. m. For Danvils Junction. Mechanls
ii.oo .. m. Nlsht Express for brunswick.
Batn, Lewiston. Augusta, WaterYiile. NNog-
County via Oldtown Bar HarbOr. Backsp9rt
Wasnina tor Co. X. r.. Nancebor6, St. Stephen
ga aisl, 81. Andrews, ST. John and all ArOos-
took County via Vanceboro Halifax and the
does not connect to Belfast Dexter, Dover ana
Foxerofr. nor beyond Bangor
WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION.
$50 n. m. For Bridgton Harrlson. Fa5yans,
burlington, Lancaster. 81. John sbury, Sner-
brooke Qurbec. Montreal. Chicago St Paul
and Minneapolis.
1.05 y. m. For Sshago IaEs. Cornish. Frye
burg North Conway. Fabyans, Lancaster
Colebr0ok and heseher Falls.
600 .. m. For Sebago Lake. Cornish. Brldg-
ton. Harrison. North Conway and Bartlett.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
T20am Paper train foT Bangor Bath. and
for Rockland except Ferry Transfer at Bath.
12.4O p. m. FOR BIunswick Lewiston, Bath,
Augusta Waterville and Bangor.
ii.o0 p. m. Night ExDress for all pointA
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND.
Erntn Rnrtlntt W CnnNrlR aud Gnrnlsn-
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ALLAN LINZ:
PORTLAND 10 LIVERPOOL.


RATES DF Passage.
CABtN-s5000 anI upwards. A re iucLon
of 10 ner cent /, allowed On return tickets eK-
SFC0ED CABtN TO Liverpool, London or
1 Londonderry ZOE 10 $1,000
gi-ilvrrpool, London, Glasgow,
Belfast Ii n4ouderiy oc q esnstoNn $500
aod s 6.nt. Prepaid ce'thca G, sa'.3U; A..
Children Gnder u years, hall iaro. hates 70
mr. from otner uptuts 90 application to
= . MCGOWAN &sO COHgresS st.'
Portland, Nc. -. .
Fiat EationAl Bank BEtidSHg, FSrs-
tnud Maine ii 4. AIen. i indin
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18
,uropsan Market,

nropeRn Market
tBy TeleTaphl
LONDON Feb. 1G. 1901 onsois for money
9T gle; do for the account 81 Il 16.
Boston stock LiHt.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-18

Portland & RumfOTd Falls Ry.

d. J. FLANDERS, q. P. & 9 A.
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r. L. EooTHBY. G. P. s = a.
octGdtf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
EASTERN STAR EVENT. !
Central Chapter Hostess to Members
From Albion end LeGrand.

Central Chapter Hostess to Members
From Albion and LcGrand.
Members from Albion Chapter No. 203,
o. e. S.. and LeGrand Chapter No. 259,
were entertained in this city Wednes-
day night at social session by the To-
cal chapter, Central, No. 81. The visit
ors, upon arriving in the city, congre-
gated at the fremont parlors, and from
there were escorted to the Masonic hall.
The regular business meeting of the
chapter was disposed of first. after
which an hour of sociability was In
dulged in, followed by banquet. served
by the Central chapter ladies. During
the social hour Mrs. Peter Mayer de-
lighted the guests with reading.
Members of the Albion chapter pres
ent We're: Miss Lizzie Reidell, worthy
matron: Miss Jessie Reidell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlando r. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
c. Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Thomas and Miss Mary A. Bailey, of
Marietta past worthy matron. From
LeGrand the members present were
Mrs. G. w. Renbarger. matron, Mr..
Renbarger, Mrs Sue Barton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Leech, Mrs. G. w. Dob
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Lansin Harrison and
Mrs. Cyrus Richards.