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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20
HOT. WEATHER DON'T couNr
Mathis Skating Ri.k Is More pop,
lar than Ever.

"epHS SNdpN6 MIX 10 More Popu-
lar than Ever.
IL doesn't matter whether the wealth.
er is hot or otherwise. IL Is agreeable i'm
Mathis Peaks island skating rink
This rink Is new this year and adds a
fine flavor to the various attractions i'm
ana around Portland. provided for the
pleasure seekers who throng the many
nav resorts. Ii is advantageously Sit
mated. with excellent boat service for
? and is managed upon honor. No
bo1y Is allowed in the rink to whom
OBJECTION could be taken and this no..
icy Is finding great favor with the
Iatrons. Those who are alive to the
pastmes which are properly cata-
iogued as summer amusements. save
regular dates for the rink and they are
making a big showing at the regular
wednesday evening combination skat-
ing carnivals and hops. Manager An.
derson has Skating on the tapis from
$50 to $50 end after that has dancing
until III every Wednesday. There is
music every afternoon and eyening BIZ
the ladies' orchestra and patrons find
the rink floor ideal. either for skating
or dancing. A superb so Ia fountain Is
prominent in the refreshment booth
whence cool drinks are dis-ensed "a
the thirsty. This rink would be an or
naDent to any summer resort in New
England.
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HAY RACK RIDE.

a most enjoyable hay rack ride was
enjoyed by twenty prominent young
people tuesday evening. The PARTY
Started ABOUT $50 y. m. ami ended at
IL m. A beautiful moon added to the
ride. speech by Mr.. Row A. Cnn.
ningham was greatly appreciated. AT.
Ter which several vocal selections by
Chiiori Manson were rendered. Or
arriving ut the Frank cottage the
party was saluted by Frank ScAonla nd
MT. Schonlard the- played a corne,
solo. which adde1 greatly to the even
ING. After giving three cheers for
MI Secondhand. the narty then drove
70 Romeo square. where II broke up
every one voting It most delightful.
evening.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20
A Chinese Railroad.

The viceroy of the province oi
szeehuen. Western China. has notified
the government at Pekin that he is
raising a capital of 100000 for the
construction Of railway from Szeoh.
uen to Hankow and therefore al.
vises the government to refuse all
foreign applications fer this conces.
SIGN. The organizing and drilling OF
troops has been going on actively In
szechuen since last year to keen or.
der on the Tibetan border and IL ne
cessary In the interior. where the re-
cent disturbances resulted In the kill.
ing OF some French missionaries and
Chinese officials.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20
Sign. that Show Us Up.

Mrs. Helen Jerome. representative
of the Melbourne Age CT a roand.the.
world assignment. went to Brooklyn
one day recently with a New York
friend. On the Bridge platform of the
BROOKLYN Il" she stepped and careful.
ly studied the following notice:
Passengers are forbidden to enter
the cars through the windows or over
the rails. Any person violating this
rule Is liable To arrest
The Australian woman laughed con.
-sunsdly.
That is TIE funniest and most
characteristic thing I've seen in
Amerioa,' said she.-New York Press.
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Littlejohn's ].

The Rockmere guests have been en-.
joying the be autifIl evenings the past
week by taking moonlight sails o.
Lawrence Dixonis fine motor launch.
Pearl"
lawyer Hsvcs and wife Ct Bostor
en- route fer Mt. Desert, made n short
call on their friends. Lawyer MORAN
and wife
Steamer Maquoit net with a mlshap
Friday. which delayed the last trip
TIL after 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Geo N. Parker from woburn
was at TIE Rockmerc this veeE nd
as usual won May fffends by his
readiness TO give pleasure. His rnusi.
c1l performances we're much aprre.
ci5ied Ivy the guests.
Mr.. end Mrs. wm. a. Andrew of
West Medford src spending their va,
cation at the.Rockmere. Mr. Andrew
= bookkeeDer 81 the Bunker Hul Ma
u1uel bank. CharIestown. Mrs. A IL
en- accomplished musician.
Mr.. y. +. Corey spent SUNDAY with
his wife ard daughters.
The mar cottages cf I.ittIafohn's
ere very well filled for the season.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20

Capt. w. w. Jackson. 10J G. ST., n.
W., Washington, ID. C.. writes:
Il am eighty-three years old. a veteran
of the Back Hawk, Mexican and the
Civil Wars. J. am by profession a physi-
clan. but abandoned the same.
some years agD L ,rns seriously
affected ,rfH cafGrrs Of the sion. .cL.
W. swuerfn ~ srere pr3fracfe aud
3 cere. Tried go ~ LnOirn rem edv
tcsf1Oaf 0jfa infnJ relief.
I'm desp IRA Tan began the u q Of
yoHr i'erWna. begun to realize
mmesiiate though gra maI & %, prore.
menf.
After the use OF three bottles every
appearance of my complaint was removed,
and l have no hesitation in recommend.
ing it as an infailib.e remedy for that dis
or,ler."-W. w. Jackson.
Address DIR. s. Ii. Hartman. President
OF The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
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TIC firth of -

who's that man who just sneaked
away when he saw u.s." Inquired TIE
newly arrived shade.
That's Diogenes." replied the older
dwelled in the Klysian fields. He al
ways avoids me-"
And who are you"
''Oh! you never heard OF me- I was
just plain citizen. but I have 20 j.
tive proof that Diogenes sWiced tee
lantern with which he went hunting
for an honest maa.''-Philadelphi 4
Press.
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Cousins Island

Nj. and Mrs. Warren II. Colscn of
brighton. Mass. ere at Sea Breeze
cottage fc- a month. They will take
their meals at the Ridge house.
MISS Edith j. D-inKwatsr of Cam.
oriuse. lass. arrived at Island Home
cottage Monday morning.
Capt. Charles Good end family of
Portland are at Their cottage. The Cas-.
co. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Hill OF Chicago
who hare hee. visiting his mother
MIS-. 5. Good. have gone to Prince Ed.
ward Island for short stay.
MS ID. o. Groves AMI family visit.
ed friends in Portland Sunday.
Latest arrivals at the RIDGE house
are: Miss Louise Struble. Trenton. N.
J.. and Miss Minnie HUH. Philadelphia.
Pa.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20

The first trains between New York
and Philadelphia ran on the Camden
and Amboy.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20

Lead nx renn-ylsn,s Corr n 'ion offers limited
snount - csJfsi s.ort for nj srrirfin ~ Tfr 81
ct share. Dividends - not kS- fhsn errert rer
snnuIn sIisrsn'eed. Inv. s.ors wishinv 20 make 81
- rem. ~ rcn-eryattve Investment % any amount
~ Jrsc.tcsfly ID - cur-orstts N .bouh wr.e fOr
er lcubrs today. Nv sell Gray fis al Aren. Bridge
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20

Eieven-thirty p. m.-stm here
Dung manT AS stiIi as possible. sir. .
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20

Newfoundland is developing a new
Industry. in the form OF selling whale
meat in place Of beef.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20

Arabia has the reputation Of being
one OF the hottest and unhealthiest
regions on the globe. NE2e
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ROAD MAPS

81 New Enzisnd. Ner Jer-ey and New York By
IN. re - some Is re &- sYrn~ St. handsomely
coLr.d: r,sd- and porn "a Interest shswn: q
4e.isr Or ~ rail md Dor de.rrIptfye catalogue.
al High ST.. near kOses Wharf. Bus'op
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-07-20

Sm6srsngs We're Proracei and Secere
Tried Every Rno1n Remedy Without
Reiicf-Serious Stomach Tromj.e Cured Ly
Three Bottles Of Peruna!
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Plant Line.

O'elD trips To Nova Scots. cape
Breton, Prince Edward Island or New
four dland. Six days cruise 400 miles
for els From Boston. every Tuesday
and saturday " noon, Fest trout aud
salmon fishing and shooting. beautiful
fcenery. This don't half tell IT, Send
clamp Tor booklet. map. etc. A. w
Perry, Gen. Mgr. Union Wharf. Boston
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THE AWARDS.
GUESS EARLY AND OFTEN.

send in when please but
them all early
closing OF the contest. 1890 -No- VII VI De'oe
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
ARMY OFFICIALS
CALL ON CHIEF
General Frederick Funston
Greeted by Leading Off
GERS of This Department
APPEAR IN FULL DRESS
Gold Braid and Changing Sa-
: bers Enliven Headquar-
ters in Phelan. Building

large number of the leading army
officers stationed at the posts here paid
their respects to General Frederick
Funston yesterday afternoon. 1t is a
long time since there has been such a
display of gold braid in the Phelan
building All the officers came in full
dress uniform with sabers. They
made a splendid appearance as they
met in the lobby and then marched to
the quarters of the new commandant
of the Department of California.
General Funston was assisted at the
reception by his aids, Lieutenant Bur-
ton j. Mitchell and Lieutenant Edwin
c. Long. After the formal introduc-
tions a general good fellowship talk
became the order of the day.
Among those who called were
Colonel Charles Morris, commandant of
the Presidio; Lieutenant Colonel Luigi
Lomia. commanding coast artillery at
Fort Baker; Mayor Cunliffe III. Murray.
Fourth Cavalry; Major Edward T.
Brown, Captain Ira A. Haynes, Lieu
tenant Walter S. Brown, Tenth Infan-
try, and Lieutenant Joseph c. RICHTER.
The transport Sherman arrived at
Honolulu yesterday from the Philip
pines at a. m. and will sail to-day at
6 p. m. for this port. She brings Com
pany II Signal Corps, 202 casuals,
twenty three sick, one insane, and
fourteen general prisoners. Major De-
vol expects she will arrive here Sunday
morning, April 16.
Mrs. Carl F. Hartman, wife Of Cap
tain Hartman, is recovering rapidly
from her recent severe operation at
the Preside General Hospital.
Lieutenant Anton ZURICH Jr.. Fourth
Cavalry from the Preside at Monterey.
registered at department headquarters
yesterday. He is at the Occidental
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
SUPREME COURT ORDERS
NEW TRIAL FOR CHINESE
Holds That Jury in Walnut Grove
Highbinder Trial Was Tn
duly Influenced.

The Supreme Court yesterday re-
versed the decision of the Superior
Court in the fea6SeI Of Chin Non, con-
victed of the murder of Jeong Him al
Walnut Grove. Four other Chinese
were implicated in the crime. The
case was bitterly fought and resolved
itself into a choice of testimony be-
tween two tongs.
Jeong Him was attacked after leav-
ing a restaurant by five Chinese and
shot to death. Witnesses testified that
Chin Non was one of the murderers
and the defendants tong brought forth
witnesses, white and Chinese, to prove
that Chin Non was in another city al
the time of the murder. The result
was several arrests for perjury. The
Supreme Court reversed the lower
court and ordered a new trial fol
Chin Non on the ground that the jury
was unduly Influenced. Justice Hen.
shaw dissented.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
URGE REPEAL
OF ORDINANCE
Unions Claim Law Prohibit
ing Disturbance of Funer-
ais Is Very Much Abused
RESENT UNJUST ARREST
Citizens Alliance and Hack
men to Submit New Meas
uresa to- the Supervisors

The Supervisors joint Judiciary and
Police Committee yesterday considered
the petitions of the Hackmen's Union
and Brotherhood of Teamsters for the
repeal of the ordinance prohibiting in
reference with professions or fu-
nerals.
Michael Coffey. president of the
Hackmen's Union, stated that advan-
tage of the ordinance had been taking
by causing the arrest, of union hack
man who refused to drive In funeral
line with a non-union driver and the
case was fought at considerable ex-
pense Coffey said a union hearse
driver was arrested by the Citizens AL
lance on the ground that he dis
turbed the funeral. A jury acquitted
the driver because it was not proved
that he had refused to drive in line
and had thrown his lines on hfs horses
backs, as the prosecution claimed.
Coffey contended that the union hack
men never withdrew from a funeral
after 1t was formed.
Supervisor Comte held that the OBJ
ject of the ordinance is to stop dis
regarded as sacred affair and entitled
to respect.
There should be decency on both
Sides said NJ. j. Casey Of the Team
sters' Union. 1.-THE other side Is seek
ing to provoke this disturbance. I
think there should be some legislation
to prevent disrespect for the dead, but
1t should be fair to both Sides"
Bush Finnell of the Citizens Alli-
ance suggested that the union and his
organization frame an ordinance
covering the point, but Casey said they
would never agree, SO 1t was stipu-
lated that each side submit bill and
the committee will frame a law based
on both suggestions. The committee
will meet April 21, but practically de-
cided to have the law prohibit inter-
ference with funeral professions after
they are in motion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
CIunie Building Intolved.

Argument began before Judge Cof-
fey yesterday on the petition of e. A!
Bridgford and B. G. White as trustees
under the will of the late Thomas j.
Clunie for distribution to them Of the
Clunie building in trust for young
Jack" Clunie. Under the terms of
the will the trustees are to hold the
property for the beneficiary until he
reaches his twenty-fifth year, and it
is then to be given to him In fee. The
petition calls for a construction of the
trust clause of the will. It will be
taken up. again next Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

the woman was given sixty days i'm
prisonment for having been drunk in q
public place.
Patrolman Dow, who is strenuously
en6eavoring to make the Ocean Beach
an undesirable loaf1ng place for shady
characters. told Judge Conlan that
Miss Carrie Vierra, young, petite and
pretty, seemed to be a magnet for the
military. The girl had spent many aft
ernoons within sound of the breakers,
the officer said, and soldiers lowered
near her as moths flutter around a
lantern. When asked why she dawtlled
away her time by the sea Miss Vierra
either could not or would not give
satisfactory answer, so she was arrest
ed and booked for vagrancy. In the
court Of Judge Conlan, however, she
Indignantly challenged the officer to
prove his accusation, but her inabil-
ity to disprove it resulted in convic-
ton and she was ordered to appear
for sentence to-day.
IF these sodgers," she said, have
nothing else to do than rubber after
me I'm sure it amt my fault
Mrs Edward Lynch and her offspring
were debarred from entering their
home at 254 Jessie street by the recum-
bent form Of William Cooper, young,
bulky and drunk, blocking the front
door. He not only declined to move,
but roughly resented Mrs. Lynch's pro-
posal that she climb over him, al
though she told him that her dinner
was being burned to a crisp on the
kitchen range, as he could ascertain
for himself by sniff1ng-the odor of
charring meat and vegetables being
sufficiently pungent to nauseate the OIL
factories Of any person not possessing
cold in the head who was within a
one-block radius of the dwelling She
was almost ready to weep over the
ruin of the meal she had taken such
pains to prepare, to say nothing Of the
anguish occasioned by the reflection
that her spouse would soon arrive home
TO find his dinner a crisp, when Mr..
Lynch himself appeared on the scene.
His wifes Indignantly delivered re-
countal of the situation instantly re-
solved him TO action. Selling the hu-
man obstacle with a firm grasp he
swung it to the roadway and then ac-
cOmpanied his family to the culinary
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
HALF-HOLIDAY
LAW IS LEGAL
City Attorney Holds That
Municipal Business Must
Stop Saturday Afternoons
AMENDMENT is CLEAR
Charter Provides That Pub
lie Offices Shall Not Be
Open OH Designated Days

City Attorney Long yesterday filed
visors to the effect that the amend
ment to the Political Code designating
Saturday afternoon as a holiday,
during which all municipal business
shall be suspended, applies to San Fran
cisco and is now in full force and eff
feet. The opinion says:
The State law referred to is section 10 of
the Political Code as amended during the ses-
sion IF the last Legislature. The original
section designates the days and dates which
shall be legal holidays.
The amendment consists of an addition to
the section 1t originally read. of the words
Every Saturday from IL o'clock noon until II
O. clock midnight is a holiday regards the
transaction of business in the public offices
of this State. and also in political divisions
thereof, where laws ordinances or charters
provide that public offices may be closed on
holidays; provided, this shall not be construed
to prevent or lpvalidate the issuance filing:
service, execution or recording of any legal
process or written instrument whatever on
such Saturday afternoons
The wording OF the act which makes every
Saturday afternoon a holiday except In cases
where city charters or ordinances otherwise
that our charter provides that upon legal
holidays public offices shall not be open ex-
cept the office of Tax Collector and that only
during q period between certain dates men,
toned in the charter
Z THIS does not prevent any office being kept
open upon occasions when the public welfare
demands that documents of great Importance
shall be filed or process issued.
The opinion was read at the meeting
of the Judiciary Committee, which con-
cluded that there was no necessity of
affirmative action on Hooks resolution
notifying the heads of departments to
keep their offices closed on Saturday
afternoons, as the law itself Is sufficient
notification. The offices will be kept
open this afternoon. but will close next
Saturday afternoon unless injunction
proceedings are begun by some tax
payer, a rumor to that effect having
gained currency.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
TALK OF JOHN BULL AND
UNCLE SANS. FRIENDSHIP
Judge Melvin and DR.. Meserve De-
liver Addresses Before British
and American Union.

Judge Henry A. Melvin of Oakland
and the Rev. l. Curtis Meserye, D. D.,
spoke last night before the British
and American Union in the Academy
of Sciences Hall. DR.. F. w. d'Evelyn
presided.
Judge Melvin's topic was THE Civil
War-Its Influences Upon the Senti-
ment Toward the Mother Land" and
DIR. Meserve chose for his theme,
Some Anglo-American Cross Lights. I"
Both reviewed the past and the
present relations between the United
States and Great Britain, referring in
happy vein to the friendship which
exists between the mother and
daughter
Judge Melvin said that no longer
did the orator pirate, nor the Journal
ist write of the national unworth Of
those on the other side of the water.
There was criticism, of course but for
the most part it was dignif1ed and ra-
tional.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
ENTERTAINS STUDENTS
WITH LIQUID AIR TESTS

Professor Rugg Gives Practical
Demonstration at the Girls
High School.
Professor D. Rugg, one of the stars
on the Orpheum bill, gave a practical
demonstration of the wonders of
liquid air to a class of boys and girls
at the auditorium of the Girls High
School yesterday afternoon. Profess
sor Rugg was introduced by Superin-
tendent of Schools Langdon and his
demonstration lasted for an hour
He carefully explained the details
of the process to the students and
punctuated his speech with several
pleasing stories. He went throgh the
same process as he does at the Or
pheun, such as boiling ice, freezing
water and numerous other wonderful
things.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
RIDICuEING OF NAME
PAINS POP" pOppEP
SNARLER BOYS REVENGE
Gdng SmdShGS Windows and HurlS EpithetS
BY JAMES @. CRAWFORD.

When the Pepper boy whipped the
Smarter boy the defeated one rallied his
chums, including Charlie Magendre and
Olaf Jensen, and led them te the nome
OF the conQueror. 230 Nevada street.
Bernal Heights. There the Snarler ho,,
challenged the Pepper boy to come
forth and renew the combat. but the
Pepper boy prudentIy declined the in
Nitaton' whereupon the Snarler boy
ana ms cohorts bombarded the Pepper
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

SEEKS GUARDIANS REMOvAL-Miss
Rose Mcnamara filed petition in the Pro
bate Court yesterday asking that her guardian
James j. Clarke be removed on the ground
that he is mismanaging her property She
says his last account established her conten-
tion that he is using her funds in his private
business. She asks that he give an accounting
of his trust and: then that his letters of guard
ianshp be revoked.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

WANTS ELECTRICAL oFFICER-The In
ternationa Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Local No 161 yesterday petitfoned the Eu-
pervisors TO make provision for the appoint
ment of an additional officer in the Depart
ment OF Electricity, to be known In
spector OF Outside Electrical Construction, at
salary OF not less than $500 per annuni.
Reference is made to the fact that the new
ordinance regulating the installation of cleo
trical appliances goes into effect on April Is
and 20 be enforced additional means should
be provided.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
TRIANGLE TOUR
To Grand Canyon of Arizona

The triangle tour is round trip of
sightseeing and pleasure, personally
conducted, to the Grand Canyon of Ari-
zona and Southern California at little
cost; going on May 1st one way; return
ing May 9Th another way
Ask the Santa Fe; 653 Market street >
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

LABORATORY EXAMINATION. The Civt,
Service Commission yesterday held an exam
ination for chief laboratory assistant for
which DR.. Max E. Magnus was the only an
plcant Harry N Butler, William T. Jane
Edward g. Kendall and Arthur Prill took the
examination for laboratory assistants
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

CITY GETS PERCENTAGE.-The Geary
Street Railroad Company yesterday turned into
the city treasury the sum OF $685. AS. per cent
of the total receipts for March
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

Search out all impurities and expel
them from the system through the nat
ura1 channels by using LaSh's Bitters .
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

Last Call, All Aboard for San Jose.
Tomorrow Sunday trains leave Third
and Townsend streets at 9:15 a. m.
Round trip sl.00: children SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

When the case of ''Zick" Abrams and
ten others, accused Of violating the
anti-poolroom ordinance, was called be-
fore Judge Mogan the prosecuting at
torney moved for and was granted an
other continuance till next Monday,
his stated object being to ascertain il
Abrams cannot be charged with keep
ing a poolroom" instead of being an
inmate of a poolroom." One of the de-
fendants Daniel Creighton, alleged to
have been the cashier of the establish
ment raided on O'Farrell street, is
formally accused of selling a pool
and the other nine are charged with
visiting a poolroom." The police say
Abrams owned the place, but there ap-
pears to be such difficulty in proving
its ownership that the Judge desires to
have the prosecution conducted by Dis
trict Attorney Byington in person.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

ASK for Log Cabin Bread at grocers' and
branch bakeries: wholesale. 300 Dolores at
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

For attempting to murder T. Yonzo
by stabbing him, Kyuzahur1 Nakamori,
a son of Nippon, was committed by
Judge Mogan to stand trial in the Su-
perior Court, with bail fixed in the sum
of $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

The pure In heart never stop to think
about it.