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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
aparecteror entire Ia espesa niebla
cue cubrfa Paris.

apgrecteRon entire la espesa niebla
cue cubrfa Paris.
Cuando Ia puerta de 10 entrada
subterrknea SO cerr6 debras del
1ltmo, el ioven que presidi6 la
session fus reconocer de nuevo los
cerroios, y SECURE de que estaba
solo, llarn6 a una puerta que sepa-
raba este compartimiento de la DO
dega del otro, y di1o:
Maestro, podeis entrar.
En- oil mismo momento la puerta
giro sobre sus goznes. y IN honabre
em bozado en- una gran capa parcel.
da 8 las que llevaban los seis s0cios
del CLUB de los E4plotadores, apare-
clio en- el dintel y dijo con- Voc
alegret
-Te aseguro que presides como
un iuez, Rocamb0le.
-sLo hago bien, capitsn9
Z Rocsmbole, perque era 81 d
quien encontramos ssf metamorfo
seado, salud6 con respeto o. eapi-
tan sir Guillermo, es deeir all viz
conde 4 d r q, al hermano del
6emasiado credulo Armand0 do
Kergaz.
ST, continho diciendo ell ca
pitSn, : presides como TIN iuez, Y
con Ell oio pegado u una grieta de
I'm puerta. no te he perdido de vista
ni IN solo ihstante. Parece jnlposi'
BILE que fueses squel incorregible
granuia cue hixo caer In fHocente
cabeza del pobre Nlcolo.
--fAhi caritAn. murmur5 R9-
cambole CON humiload, "a sabeiG
que. f
--El hijo adoptivo dc In viuaa
Eipart, prosigui6 el baronet stu
Guillermo, que vendi6 a 81 capt.
tan en- los dltimos momentos pof
algunos billetes de mil.
Z el baronet acentu0 81 reprocae
pero sin el n snor disgusto.
- Sin embargo, replico kocsin-
bole con fema, : ten6is IN espfritu
demasiado superior para nO cnns
pfender mi con1ucta de entoDces.
Entonces. como sabeis, no era nails
Que uno dc vueatroa ageutel suhal'
sernos, no ms hanfais educado adn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

NOTAs De NUESTRoS coRREspoNsALEs

embriAgados matAn q cua'quisra v dArls dos
tres copas IN revolver para que fuera 10
eAlle gritAr al Viva BArbosa los repubf-
cRnosI
Mucho nos extrknA eeta prOcsds en- ssa
persons, que nada tIene que ver con Las cuss.
tiones de Puerto Rico duien hasta hace
POGO le Oimoa moBtrAr aus siDa patI&b III PSrtido
Federal y . no ser poYqne nos 10 confsso oil
miImo individuo, deante de varias nsrsonRs.
luego de haberle pRssdo 10 borIrchera, no 10
hubi6ramos creido nuncR.
PArsce mentira que Ia enemlstad personal
Hegue hastA ell extreme en- ctertos hombrss do
h2csrlos descender del tsrreno de dtgnos caba'
lleyos mesclarae ponsrsa ls aitura del
crin.nal de ofcc, para vehgAr sasiatAeer
pAsiones po fticRs.
-namkmos Ia Atanei6n:a cIerto smplea-
dillo de essa IocalidRd, que eeg1a tansmos en-
tsndido eisrce funeiones que no estkn dentro
d 10 compatencia de "a cargo que para ss'
tisf&csr vengsngas us1rpa strlbue1oneH que
no le competen, quiEaS contAndo con Ia Igno'
FAnciA sobrs ell conocimiento dc las leyes an
nueStros veeinos, cin6ndonos por Rhora Ia
eere prsseEta que, antes do continusr en- su
labor Illegal SO c0mpenstrs De 10 dispueaso en-
ell 1rticulo 81 del C6jigo penal VICENTE en- re-
lGci6n con el "a del mtsmo crerpo legal
-Hemos terido Ia inmsnsh satitfacci6n
de abrAx&r 0 nuestro buen amigo don Enrique
HuYkt qns regrssA de Curaxao, su pals natal,
donde hAofA lido p&ssr custso semanAs dc
vacs clones al lado de- su fRDniiia. Le Acompa'
hAfon dos hiios JaRn y srnRrdo, Quis'
nes fslielsamos nusvaments por * teliz re-
greso.
El sOoegio San srnar1os lnaugurarS sus
tArsks ell pf6xlmo iunes.
-TAmblen hsmos aslud&do nusssro an
tiguo amigo don FraneiseO Morales Morchs,
que hacfs muchos afios Sesi3fA en- la ciudad de
Ponce. Vlsne ell amigo Morales oeupAr en-
esta Sona IN importAnts pussso al ssxTleio del
ayuntAmienso de GnayAms!
Como conocemos al g, Il 1r Morales futima-
meuts, no dudamos eumpiif& con acierto sus
deberes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
B0ZZO, BAS & Co.

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<Samper Il Coz New York. A. Besosa 81
c. Comisiones en- general. The Liberty
Machine GO New York. Maqninsria y tipoa
de imprenta. Agencia de la MAquina de es--
cribir Franklin.
Maquiua parfects $50 una escribira La
vista. Agencia del Express Davies Turner
s. Company New York
Para inforrnes, Sol Sd. San Juan p. 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
iFon6grafo>!

Marca eVictor> el mejor fabrioado =
de VOC mas clara que sc hA inventado has
ia hoy, con un buen surtido de escogidas
pleas de canto musloa.
Sc yenden en- Ell Gran BaEsr de Move
dsdee de
Gonzalez Padin y Hmno.
San Fra ncisco So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09

z,Ia tards de aver faliseio en- cate pobla-
E,.TorA dcfis JoSsfa Rodriguez Denis,
40 - s,uoIa de nusAtro amigo consecuerte
sis ss.ra don FrAnel'cO D,gAao; H,y suvo
Ogh Iss usrsonas mas connothdaS de ID
dspSH.d 90 sutre elias vRriAs distinguidas da-
osaans fueron q tribntarle sl 6itimo home
nl. .fecto y distInci6n, habiendo conGu'
nH t.mhiAo las dem&s clAges soci1leS. Das'
tnISS tf,s,S i duslo oil Lcdo don Ricardo Martinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-09
Hotel camuy yano

Situado en- ia calle principal, Sc ofrecen
frescas c6modas habitsciones, mesa exec.
lente, servicio merado, SO admiten abonos
por mengualidades. TODD precios m6dicoa
Camuy, Puerto Rico.
ANTONIO CASTILLO, Propietario.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

George b. stuart has been nomir stsd
BY the democrats OF Ellsworth as esndi-
date for representative to the iegislaia ore.
The democrats OF the class towns OF
Mt. Desert, fremont, Cranberry I-les and
swans Island have nominated Nj. H..
Tracy as candidate for representative 10
the Legislature. His republican opponent
IL A. 4. Farnsworth.
The democrats "a tie class towns a
Deer Isle, sfoningtou, seag vs. eek sud fsss
su Haut met in Deer I$is Isst ssturds q
and nominated DIR. c. E. wssgsGt TOT
representative 10 the leeisistors. The
repu biican nominee Is sumner p Mills.
OF sionington. As this wiil be the fret
election under the new superintendent,
much Interest Is manifested, and the
contest promises TO be hot one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16
gorrrsvunsfau.

oopEs, UTAH. jay 8. 1909.


OGDEN, UTAH. July s. 1902.
To tAs Editor Of Tae Asaerseaas
Ism not an iconoclsst, nor would look
on approvfngiy while any vensrsted IDOL
wss being dragged 70 the dust. bot the
truth Of history mnst be vindicated and
preserved though the dreams Of smbition
be exploded like bubble, or the hero Of
a story gnsh With sswduss when pricked
With the needls OF truth. And this
brings rs TO the point.
10 THE AMERICAN Of July ? you tell .
pretty story about '-Troai or Goldfish.
As said before. 4; IL very pretty story,
but the fact IA, 1 heard Lewis Barker tell
that story more than twenty i've years
ago in the old iowa- house AZ orland, bat
ia bis hands the fishes we're cod and
paddock, and the two gentlemen Involved
we're the governor Of Maine and the
governor OF New Hampshire, who were
both alumni Of Bo.doin. and each Of
whom happened that year to be elected
governor Of adjoining states, though the
two friends had not met since their grad
uation many years before
There was no whiskey in the csse, ss
Barker used to tell II, bat II was the re-
suit OF Joke OF mutual friend who
kept the xiilsge tavern near the state line,
and where The governor Of Maine stopped
over night on his way with bis doe cod
tish that hts good wite was seading TO her
old friend, the wife OF the governor OF
New Hampshire.
The governor of Maine was greatly
mortified " ben he had shown his present.
that had been changed by the tavern
keeper, 20 tbs New Hampshire governor.
and so, Ia spite OF protests, ne took the
wrssched shtns back home with him to
confront hts wIfe VITA tno proof OF her
delinquency.
OF course the wife protested her
innocence, and the governor OF Maine.
indignant at thesupposed deception, went
cot 10 his sielsh aud brought In the nsh
which the mutual triena had again
changed, a. the governor bad stopped over
night on HIS return trip. When the COVER
nor and hss wife ssw that Il wss really e
Goldfish after all, aud nice one, too. the
governor OF Msiae said: "weli. we'll
On fsah that's Goldfish In Maine and q
paddock ia New hampshire"
hope my version OF the affair viii
prove 20 be the correct one, tor have
been teliing that story in every political
csmr&i9n out here tor the isst ten years.
1t was especially apt during Brysn's
struggle for election. because bis plat
form advocsted silver wess OF tho Mis-
souri,. but condemned II down east.
YES, have told tha; story more than .
hundred times, and all the way from
Logan 10 81. George, and when ! would
fsii 10 remember To tell IL the crowd OF
listener. would call for IT. Aud nov only
TO thiuki II shose fellows read your
paper, aud find out that Il was a troat
Instead OF paddock, they will think
that was iyiug shout Il.
Its mighty sritiing sort OF fellow
that would iis shoat little fi=h.
Very respectfully,
A. 8. Coxpox.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16

Tire democrats OF Ellsworth heid =
caucus at Hancock bail las, Thursday
evening, and nominated Alderman George
b. Stuart a. their candidate for represen-
tsiive to the legislature.
The meeting was called to order by
John r. Doyle, chairman OF the demo-
cratic city committee. W. n. Dresser xss
eno~eD chairman, and ID. L. Hurley secre-
tary.
Alderman Chsrles II. Leland presented
Mr.. stusrt's name. An opportunity, he
said, presented itself this year tor the
democrats TO cleo, strong man. and
such = man, he cisimed, IT. TO be found Ia
Mr.. stuart. Tie moved tsst his notnin@-
ton be by sccisma,ion.
MIR. Dresser, after calling Z. E. Brsoy
TO the chair, took the floor. He recalled
the fact that sipce Ellsworth became q
city In 1859, the democrats here had elected
q representative bot three times, To ID
"a and rs.
During The past ten years no democratic
candidate bad come 30 near being elected
as did Mr.. Stuart IN 1900. Since then be
HaO pt+1 SObAiuuo1rBt W ING ElDtlC ft e,
aud bed. In the speakers judgment, lost
none of the strength he then developed.
For these reasons he regarded Mr..
srnart's nomination ss an emlnentis
fitting one to be made, and seconded the
nomination.
Tue mot ion was carried amid sppisuse.
MIR. Leland was appointed COMMITTEES
of one to And the nominee, and escort
him 10 The hall. As MIR. Stuart entered,
the chsirman sdvanced, took him by the
hand. informed him OF the action OF the
caucus, and called for speech.
Mr.. Stuart responded. He said be had
steadily declined to be considered a can
didste. But strong county ticket had
| bean nominated, and II the addition OF
bis name would, In the judgment of the
caucus, ado strength to IL, he wss willing
TO accept. He expressed the firm belief
that the ranks OF republican office hold
ers would be broken this fall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16
CHAPLAIN ID. n. rRlBoU.
Back to Boston Dean OF the Nays
Religious Corps.

Chaplain David ~. Tribo1. U. s. ~, the
dean Of the religious corps Of Uncle Sans
navy, Is TO return 10 duty at the Charles
town navy yard, Boston. from which be
was detached about sixteen months ago
after seven years continuous service there.
Chaplain Tribou. who Is now on the
baitleship swisconsin" In the Pacific, Is
to be chaplain OF the receiving ship
wabash" at the navy yard, which has
been without permanent naval chaplain
for some time.
Chaplain Tribou IL well known through
cut Maine, either personally or by reputs-
ton. He Is q Maine man. He was the
principal Of Hampdsn academy and the
supervisor OF schools OF Penohscot county,
before he entered Tbs naval service In isT2.
He married an Ellsworth girI--Kste Davis,
daughter Of the late ex Mayor James r.
Davis They have one daughter Fannie,
who IL graduate OF the Ellsworth high
school. Mrs. Davis and her daughter are
nov on the Pacific coast.
From 1894 to February OF last year
Chaplain Tribou was al the CharIestown
navy yard, irst as chaplain of the
wabash, to which position be l. to re-
turn, and from May, 1897, AZ the chaplain
of the yard and the United States naval
prison there. In addition to his clerical
work he vas the recorder Of the board OF
labor employment at the yard, in which
his whole inisres; centred, and to the
problems OF which he devoted nearly al
bis working time. The naval department
officially stated shst the Boston yard had
the best results, and gave Chaplain Trieoa
the credit.
Chaplain Trihou 10 intensely interested
In prison problems, and has recommended
many Of the important changes that made
the naval prison q modern and huuaAni-
tartan place OF confinement. He has also
found time to contribute many Interesting
letters on timely topics 20 various news
papers. His lectures on naval topics arc
famous.
Chaplain Trihou left for duty at Sew
York in February Of last year, and since
has been in the Philippines, both as chap
lain OF the "fowa" and In connection with
the religious problem In those islands.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16
Find Your place and mn n.

II Is q sad parody on life TO see man
earning his living by veostion which has
never received hts approval. II lie pitiahle
to see youth. with the imsxe OF power
and destiny STAN. ei 1pon hin, trying TO
supper, himself In g mean. contsmptibie
occupation. which dwsffs bis nature, and
makes bin dsspsse himself; an occupa-
tion which IL constantly coBdemning
him, ostrsefxipg him from all that Is beat
and tFoest Ia life.
Dig trenches. snoTei coal, carry = bod I;
do snytbtng rather thsn sacrifice your
seif-respsct. oiuut your sense of right
and wrong. and shut yoarsslf of forever
from the true JOY Of living, which comes
only from the consciousness OF doing
ones best - Success
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16
9The Burglar. -

A coming dramatic event of greet in
tersst hereahouts win be the presentation
at Hancock hall, on Tuesday, Aug. 5,
under the management of Fred Z. Cooke,
OF this city, OF tine four-sct drama, THE
Burglar by Augustus Thomas. suthor Of
"Aia bans" "Arizona," and others.
The part Of william Lewis. who Is
the "Bargisr" will be played BY Francis
Byrne, weii-known actor, OF leading
Juvenile parts, who was with Ethel Barry
more last season In aCapt. Jinksn,
Other characters viii be taken by Henry
b. Stockhridge and his vile, who we're
with Kyrie Beilew last season, and By
Mr.. Cooke, too well known here to need
extended comment, who will impersonsts
"John Hamilton.
Little Margaret Grant will take the
part OF "Edifnav. Others 10 the cast
will be Miss Rubie B. MeGown, Miss Leah
Friend, a senior at Wellesley college, Mrs.
Arthur II. Grant, Henry A. CsmpbegI and
w. F. Aiken. This piece had run OF six
months at the Madison square gsrden,
New York, E. IL. sothern being the
original Burglar.
Mr.. Cooke Will play the company at
Bar Hsrbor, Aug. 8, and at Northeast
Hsrbor Aug.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16

What splnzssisa type OF tirele~s activity Is
the sun rs 10. p@alnist Describes n lssuinx LIKE
"a bridegroom from his csafnoer and rrjaiciex
Ike stf9ng iran 70 rsa q race Every naaB
bssr ard r~nswed ~ rest nAkeF for tAF strngGle
Of tire day. Bat bnw rarely Ibis II 20 Moss
people rsse still unrefrrshea. and dresdinE the
strains Of fhe day. iass0rs. The eaaAc Of tAis
IL deficient vtialltF and bchind tRsa Hes de-
Gcient supply Of parv. rich hltod. aud lnad
eeaate establishments uf ths body. There "a
nothing tAas viii give fnsa strength and
ensrsy. as Will Dfs giefrn's Col len Medical
Discovery. ~ does this By ineseasing the 4B.n
nss aad quality OF Sec hisod suppl. This
noaFtahes the Hsrses. ferfs tsa brata. Oasi IL ~
snfeebse.i organs, Aaa gives thAt sense OF
strength aud power which makes tho struggle
OF life . JOY. Tie good fsslingp whicb foli5 IS
the use OF "Gai len Msdiesi Discover" Il not
due 70 stimulation A. u contains no alcohol
whisky, OF otter iafQxtesHt- IL aDss not brace
Mp the body. bal builds ii up Into eonditi0n Of
saaBd health.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16

A dispute over the question whether
you should say Tomorrow will be
Thursday, or "To-morrow is Thursday"
Is needless, for either expression Is al
iowable. Tomorrow will be Thursday
mesns that, looking forward from to-day
as the point OF view, the speaker thinks
OF o-morrow as 8 failure time, ana says
OF II that 1t twiil be" Thursday "To-mor-
row IL Thursday" means that, without
any reference to to-day, the speaker
thinks OF q certain day as ssto-morrowsr,
and says OF IL that il 'sisv Thursday.--La-
dies Home JoHrnas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16
CAMPAIGN ORATORS.
Many Distinguished Republicans TO
speak In Maine.

Many Distinguished Republicans to
speak In Maine.
There viii be some fine displays OF
ora,ory In the coming campaign, II the
programme as arranged by the republican
state committee Is carried out.
Last Friday evening the committee met
In Augusta, and completed arrangements
for carrying on the campaign, which h TO
open on August IS. There win be three
weeks Of speaking, and Chairman F. NJ.
Simpson informed the committee that he
had received assurances from nine United
States senators snd six members OF the
House OF Representatives that they will
speak in Maine during the lsst two weeks
Of the campaign.
The list comprises Senators Barnhsm
sod Gsiiinger, New Hampshire. Lodge.
Massachusetts,; Burton, Ksnssss Deliver,
Iowa; McComss, Maryland; Mason, I'LL
nols; spooner, Wisconsin; Diiiing ham,
Vermont; and Representatives Buikest,
Nebraska; Foster, Vermont; cnrrier, SeH
Hampshire; Pesrre, Maryland; lands
and Watson, Indiana.
Besides the gentlemen named the COM
mittee has been offered the services Of
many Maine orators, including Senators
Hale, Frye and Representatives Llttleaeid
and Powers.
sluce last fridays meeting II bias been
learned that there Is some conbi az TO
whether Senator spooner will be able to
eruaN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16
I,onrfrlloy's waysI,e Inn.

s'kleh in the historical aud literary AZ
- aons accumulated during two cen
d OF existence" says the Ladies'
n 4 Journal, "the wsyside Inn, built
by David Howe, SIM stands remote
among the wooded hills' In South Sud-
bury, Massachusetts,. The Landlord OF
Lougfetiow's fsmoos Tales wss the dig
nitied Squire Lyman Hove, a justice Of
the peace and school committeeman, who
lived bachelor, aud died at the inn In
iss8-the last OF his line to keep the ia
moas ho~teiry.
Beside squire Howe, the only other
real characters in the Tales who we're ever
se.usiiy 81 the inn were Thomss W. Par
sons, the poet Luigi Mopti. toe siciIias,
and Professor Daniel Trc@dwelI, Of Har-
ward, the theoiogisu, ali three Of whom
we're 10 the habit Of spending the sum
nef mouths there. on the other chafsc-
tiers, the musician was Ole Buii, the stu-
dent was Henry Ware Wales, and the
Spanish jew Was Israel EdFehi.
"seas the room 10 which Longfeliow
stayed Il the ballroom, With the dsis at
one end for the fddisrs. But the polished
door no longer feels the pressure OF dainty
feet 10 high-heeied slippers gliding over
1t 10 the strains OF ccntrs dance, cotilion
or minuet, although the merry voices OF
summer visitors and the juggling bells OF
winter sleigbing parties at times still
break the quiet OF the ancient inn.n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16

The Marquis of Salisbury has re-
signed the premiership OF Great
Britain, and Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfonr,
the FIRST lord of the treasury and gov
eminent leader OF the House OF Com
mons, has been appointed to succeed
him. Lord Salisbury rendered his
resignation at an audience which he
mad with King Edward last Friday,
and last Saturday MIR. Balfour visited
the king and accepted the premier
ship.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16

More bsrta, by 234 than in 1899;
more marriages by 1853 and more
deaths By llssteen, is the story in
brief of The \ ital statistics for Maine
in 1900 pes published. And sol
divorces era granted in this State in
the year 1893, against 100 in 1899,
making the divorce rate in 1900 Of one
for every SIS marriages solemnized.
The total number of births in 1900 were
II. 70s; marriages, 5,4s2; deaths, II, $50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16

We o@er ONe Hspdred patisfs Reward for
any eaec % Casgfsh taas eaanoE lie cured ~
Hairs CAtxrrh Care
v. .. CHENEY A Co. Props. Tssszia. o.
We. ihe uusirxstg1et. have knoan y. y,
Chssey for the isst Is fears. and bslixss hln
perfectly honorShss iR AZ hesi9esa IRA nakestea4.
male By their fra
wnsT a rKrAx. whasssale pruzsssss, To.
teio. %.
WAIpTxG. kfsNAs A MARxfs. W kn1osa ID
Draggtsss. Tnfesso. o.
HaiFs C2s&rrh Care N takes tnfsrnatsF, sesias
directly upon thx Staesf snS rsnrsas sutfases 81
the ~ stem. Ffsr~. 80 pr s-sssim. Sasd rs ali
drus gtsts. TcsiInsaataia frer.
Hairs ysmiiy Pitts ARE ttse tse@t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16


Arrangements have been made for pat
ting on 8 steamer 10 run daily during tie
summer between Bar Hsrbor and La
moline. The steamer "MlaDehshs" has
been chartered for this purpose and will
begin running about July IS.
The .Minuebshar Is owned by Capt. NJ.
A. frye, Of Deer Isle, who wiz command
her.
The putting on Of this boat will literally
Ill Iongfeit want. Lamoipe, within
the past few years, has become quite a
summer resort, and the lack OF cOnnec-
tions has been sorely felt.
Shore Acres, the popular hotel at
Lamolne Beach, is open this season, aud
under its rev proprietor Edmon Emo, Of
EIIswor. b, Is already well patronizsd.
Then the new government eoaiing
station is in itself no small attraction, and
its inspection is well worth days time.
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BRYAN COMING =
The Famous Democratic Ex-Candi-
date Expected Go Visit Maine.

The Famous Democratic Ex-Candi-
date Expected Go Visit Maine.
William j. Bryan, twice q candidate
for the presidency on the democratic
ticket, aud twies defeated. Is, according
to an announcement made by Editor
pisisted OF the Ner Age, OF Augusta.
coming to Maine.
IL ss stated inst SIR. Bryan will speak
at Portland in the forenoon of Friday.
July 25, at Augusta In the afternoon, aud
at Bangor In the evening OF the same day.
Mr.. Bryan viii come to Maine from
Boston where. Thursday, Jaiy ~, be viii
be the guest OF the New England demo
cratic club and under it's auspices he viii
make speech at SsntMskst Beach.
1t had been planned 10 have Col. Bryan
come into Maine later In the season, for =
z and urass meeting at Like Msrsnacook,
put he expressed bis preferences for visit
ing Portlsns, Augusta and Bangor, aud
bis wish glIl be followed.
Though II is not definitely decided, i; Is
probs Die that Mr.. Bryan viii be secom-
panied to Maine By Senator csrmsck, Of
tennessee, Senator Bailey, OF Texas, Hon.
r. NJ. Shepard, Of Sew York city, who
svss defeated III the nssyorsity contest by
Hon. Seth Low, and by George Fred
W iiii.ms, of Boston.
Hon, Samuel W. Gould, of skowhegan,
democratic nominee for governor, viii
preside At the Augusta meeting.
1t can be confidently predicted that
when the great democratic chieftain sua
orator comes to Bangor. large Ellis
worth contingent wiiI go there to greet
him.