The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 6

SHIRT WAISTS ARE NOW READY, THE HEHALD. i TUESDAY. 27. OFFICERS ELECTED. At the annual meeting and outing of the Eastern New England Letter Car island Ctcat Hay, on the iusJ the fcllc-ftiug oiSecis were elected the ensuing year: President, H.

H. Foots. Portsmouth. Vice President. W.

b. Sykes, Dover; Secretary, H. G. Fogg-, Newbnryport; Eiecnlivt' ConiniitU-i-, i). Xewburyport; Joseph F.

"vYiggin, Peabody; Frank E. Rollins, Dover; B. Frisbee, Amesbury; W. O. Sides, Ports- month; J.

W. Nichols, Salem; H. War- bcrtoo, Rochester. CASES BEFORE JUDGE EMERY. Truman vs Rhodes.

The case of Mrs. Trueman against was by Judge I Eaiery on Moad-ty afternoon, at the de- ftssdant'o home 011 Islington street. It was necessary to hold it there because i Mrs. Rhodes was so ill that she could I not leave the house. Lawyer was Mrs.

i conuseJ. and City S. i'et-r Emery appeared for defendant. There Kelt; two charges, annoying Mrs. Trneujan efcd abusive gnage.

The first was quashed, and on the second JnJge Emery adjudged Mra. Jliiuiles not gujl(3 io discharged IKT. CITY BRIEFS. 7 Market Street. to hold the aeit oaling Gardiner vs.

Rowe. TLo e.i=e of Joseph H. Gardiner Mrs. iseth ia Portsmouth, and tue date was with the Portsmouth branch to nonnce later. a Jn(lt left Mondav eveni an- THEN Guarantee F.

We agree irith the j-ur- ciaser of ORIENT bicycle lo inakegtxxl by repair or replacement when delivered at oicr factory during the current year, transportation prepaid, any imperfection or defect in material or mamc- facture of such bicfide, Compare this tciffi (heguar- antee of any other wheel on the market. LIGHT ROADSTER, At a special meeting of the United Order of Golden Cross held on Monday evening, the following c-flicers were elected for the ensuing term: Noble Commander, Sarah E. Gardner; Vice Noble Commander, Enin eeu: Prelate, W. H. Pettigrew; Herald.

Wm. P. Walker; K. of K. Lord; F.

K. of Stephen A. Treble; Treasurer, Lucy F. Perkins; W. I.

Otis F. Philbrick; W. O. Solomon Littlefied. PHILBRICK'5 BICYCLE STORE.

FRANKLIN BLOCK, Portsmouth, N. F. SUMMER TOURISTS SHOULD HOT FAIL TO YMT TBE Season Now Open. THE APPLEDORE Otcii.r the personal management of Mr. THE OCEANIC Alwavs especially attractive for Portsmouth people, ill be managed tins by Hon.

Christopher E. RvuJes, a former and most success! ul pioprietor. STEAflER VIKING Makes three trips daily, another column. See time table FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Rowe came up in his office on Mr.

Gardiner had served a small attachment on Mrs. Rowe for bills incurred during the ex- iatence of the Criterion cafe on Daniel street. Lawyer Kelly appeared for the plaintiff and City Solicitor Emery for defendant. Judge Eaiery decided thit Mrs. Rowe did not own the property aud so was not liable for any bills, consequently she was discharged.

CELEBRATES HIS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. Charles W. Whiteomb, fire marshal of the state of Massachusetts, celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of his marriage on Monday, at the celebrated Kiverside stock farm in Strathaca, which he inherited from his father, B. 1- Whit omb. The morning trains from Boston brought 115 guests and it taxed the livery facilities of the town tor the required transportation.

Brakes, barges, hacks, surreys, blackboards, carts, vrere all called into requisition. They had a fina timo all arouad and we ap parently delighted with their merry outing- THE RACES AT GRANITE STATE PARK. HAD HER HUSBAND ARRESTED Sue Claims That He Will Not Support Her. A Boston woman, Mrs. Philbrick, came down from the Hub this morning in search of her husband.

She claims that he refuses to give her)adequate support. Deputy Sheriff Prime went out to Rye with a warrant and arrested him- He was brought to the police station here, and his trial was set for three o'clock this afternoon in Judge Emery'a office. Mis. Philbrick says she has had him arrested before on the same charge. Everything is now in readiness for the spring meeting at Granito State park, which opens today, and all indications point to a nit-st successful one.

The track has been greatly improved, liberal purses have been offered and the management has made every possible effort to the meet one of the best ever held in New Hampshire. There are twelve classes of good entries and there is no reason why there should not be a large attendance each day. Special reduced rates have been made on the railroads and there will be band concerts daily. WILL MEET AT THE WENT- WORIH. .1.

very desirable two-storj bout of ten looms situated in Newcastle, X. be rented, fuvnmiied, for the reason. Properlj lias j. Kood frontage on the- harbor and is admirably situated for summer home. Vnee and other may be of J.

M. Jleloon, Newcastle, or at TOBEY'S Real Estate Agency, 32 Congress Street. Portsmouth, N. H. The scarcity and continued higl price of Havana tobaceo has had no feet on the quantity of The annual meeting of the Sons of the Revolution in New Hampshire will be held at Hotel Wentworth on Saturday evening, July Slh, at six o'clock, banquet at seven o'clock.

It is expected that a large attendance will be present and that all parts of the state will be represented. The annual meeting of the society occurs on the anniversary of the day that the news of the signing of the Declaration of Inde pendence reachel Xew Hampshire by courier. CHASE-CHACE FAMILY REUNION. FLAHERTY GOES AGAINST SWEENEY. you see tie car? ILii ie a week outinge, excursions.

barber shops 7111 close at noon on the Fourth. June proposes to finish off with some of those rare days. TLa balance of the mat trial for tie Lye line hsis arrived. The members of the bacd looked natty their uew uniforms. PERSONALS town a A number of Portsmouth sporta are to take in the twenty-round bout between Joe Flaherty of Lowell and Patsy Sweeney of Manchester at the Park theater, Manchester, on the evening ol July fourth.

The contest will be for sciantific points only, with Marquis Quecnsbury rules to govern. The referee will be Jeremiah F. Eeagan of Worcester, and the official who will hold the forfeits will be William LeClair of Boston. One of the conditions in the agree ment is that the gloves shall weigh not less than five ouncss each, and it is also stipulated that the contest shall be for science only, and that both men shall be examined by physicians before stepping into the ring. This match will be one of the sparring events of in this vicinity.

PORTSMOUTH ELECTRIC ROAD. RAIL- It is expected that the cars on the street railway will begin making regular irips on Saturday next. There are now five vestibule cars here which will be put into the service. It is stated that six more cars, of the open pattern, will be delivered by the Laconia Car company to the road here on July 10, and that six more cars, of the combination pattern are now ia the process of construction at the Brill Car company's works in Philadelphia, and that when the cars to Eye be- gia running in the near future a storage battery will be put in at the latter place to store the superfluous electricity. It is an assured fact that the Dover branch will be equipped for electricity soon.

A reunion of the Chase-Chace family i be held in Masonic hall, i i No. 51 Anustreet, Hartford, on Thursday afternoon, July 6th, 1899, at two o'clock, and it is hoped alliChase Chace descendants will attend and take with them any records they may have. Those intending to be present will kindly notify Rev. William Eardeley- Thomas, P. 0.

Bos SOI, M'ddletown, Conn. NOTICE. 7 THE CFLEBRATED CENT CIGftRS- They have always maintained their high standard. Strictly hand-made Sumatra wrapppf and long Havana filler. For sstle by all first-class dealers KMie to Mil by Rtl 8, W1RNEU, 8WETT, Deer ud Iirlel SU, i R.

G. SULLIVAN I wish to announce that I have leased rooms in Mechanic's block, No. 09 Congress street, and furnished them ially for testing and fitting eyes. If yon are troubled with yonr eyes or glssscs, and BOO me. All testing strictly private.

Examination free of charge. Kcspectfully, 0. F. HrssEY, Ginduate Optician Hundreds of gnved every year by having Dr. ThomHb' Eclei-tric Oil in the house jnat when it i8 needed.

cronp, haals burus, cuts, wounds of sort. Kln-nte Tour ItntrcU Cwnfarftii. i cino constipation forouT. 10c.25c. It f.ul, drusreisisrefund WHO THEY ABE.

Men selected to run the cars and manage the local electric railroad: Superintendent, W. T. Perkins; Assistant, A. F. Howard, Jr.

Motormen, William Anderson, Kittery, Point, Me; Lnther E. Cotton, Columbia, F. P. Coleman, Dorchester, E. H.

Twombly, Epping; E. A. Seavey, Meredith. Conductors, Jacass Smith, Dover; James Hackett. Portsmouth; H.

S. Nelson, South Eliot, W. H. Piuk- ham, Dover; George T. Pennimau, Salisbury, Mass, Foreman of Car Barn, I'.

T. Walton Trackman, Clinton Hurd. YORK HARBOR AND RAILROAD. BEACH The beat of all Pills are BEECH AM' Tha rate of fare on York Harbor and Beach railroad from here this season is a slight advance over that charged last year. lUtos have been fixed for single and communication tickets from this city ns follows: Kittery Junction, 5 cents; Kitisry navy yard, 5 centa; Kittery Point, 11 cflnta; Bedell's Crossing, 17 cents; Oik- land Farm, 20 cents; Soabnry, 23 cents; York Harbor.

20 cents; Long Beach, cents; Pavil-'on, cents; York Beuch, 1 to Dover this week OH account of the big race meet. The sunsets for the past fov days lave been particularly brilliant. Interest in golf continues to steadily grow among Portsmouth citizens. Heeling of General Gilman Marston ommnnd, U. V.

this evening. The time table of the steamer Columbia will be found in another column. Camera fiends were crasy after a snap shot of the first electric car on Monday. Nothing better after a Learty meal than one of Dowd's Honest Ten cent cigars. Conner, photographer studio, (for-! merly Nickerson's,) No.

1 Congress street. Walter Woods pitched for Louisville on Monday, and won his game against Washington. Lobsters are not so scares after all. Over 25,000 were brought into Portland one day last week. A schedule for the yacht races for the Fourth will soon be issued by the Portsmouth yacht club.

The Londres is made of the choicest stock and is the best ten cent cigar in the market. Those who bet the electrics would not be running before July first will have a chance to pay up now. It is rather tongh on young America to have the price of fireworks go up, the week before the Fourth. The United States fish commissioners were in this section Monday with a lot of small fry for the upper rivers. Summer vegetables are not as early nor will they be nearly as plentiful this season, because of the dry weather.

Have your shoes repaired by John Mott, 34 Congress street. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hand sewed work a spec alty. Soloman Lifctlefield, who was the victim of an accident last week, was out for the first lime today and enjoyed carriage drive. Special sale at the Globe Grocery on Wednesday and Thursday, oJ 350 pairs of mens' dollar and a hall pants for 43 cents a pair.

The Philbrick-Ayers nuptials take place this evening at the home of tbe bride on Middle street. It is to be strictly a family wedding. With the summer time tables come the Sunday excursions. Every Sunday for the rest of the summer will be a hol(i)day instead of a hol(y)day. Captain Marden of the night watch, went out on duty on Monday night, taking the Middle street beat, while Officer Burns did duty at the station.

William H. Harriman of Deer street was quite badly burned about the face and hands on Monday afternoon, by the igniting of powder which he was handling. A. Michelson, the ship's writer who bus been laid up at the Naval hospital for some time with a badly injured leg, was discharged from there this morning and left for New York. Sacsuel Dixon of South Eliot, senior member of the firm of Dixon Me Intire of this city, killed two fowl on Friday which when dressed and ready for the market, tipped the scales at twenty pounds.

The Nashua Telegraph publishes a half column story of the McGill-Cotton gambling case and adds that McGi'l is well known in Nashua, having kept a salooa there on Factory street until a short timo ago. The three days' spe cial meetings of thb army in U. V. U. hull closed on Monday evening with the most successful meeting of the series.

The meetings have been productive of much good and were very largely attended. Three of the Exeter churches will enjoy their annual summer outings this week, at Hampton beach, that of tiie First Congregational church on Tuesday, the Baptist society ou Wednesday and the Phillips church on Thursday. The Pascataqna Congregational club will hold its summer meeting at the Farragnt house, Rye beach nex. Sat urday. The address will be delivered by Rev.

Edward Anderson of Quiucy, Mass. A large number from this city will utlend. Quito a list of June weddingi are scheduled for thia week. Today the the Philbrick-Ayers ceremony, on Wed nesday the Ad urns-Sanderson marriage, on Thursday the Moon-Lombard wed- duiR, and several others, with ft number next week. WANT ACTIVE DUTY.

R. W. Nathan of Bos'on was in today. Walter Delauey of Dover has been town tcday. George Eob'cs of South Berwick in town today.

B. F. Ken sard of Dover was in town tc- day on business. MM. CLirlds A- HoJgdoa anl daugh ter of Dover have been ia town today.

Mrs. Herman KeJkr of Medford is ihe guest of her father, D-iiiibl Parrv The snmiuer people begin to ar-' fc of Ritterv. nre in earnest from now on. Mr. George Levire of Beverly, Mass was renewing old acquaintances in town last evening.

Mrs. L. Reinewald and daughter Alice left this morning for a month's visit at Gonic. Mrs. Fannie Iripp.

Miss Lnciada Dow and Miss Nellie Wigg of Dover are in town today. Mrs. John W. F. mery and son are gaests for two weeks at Elinwood IDE, Intervale, N.

Charles A. Faxon, Frank B. Williams and I. Smith Brewater of Dover were in town today. Sumner Wallace of Rochester has pur- i chased the property of Ex.

Gov. Charles H. Sawyer at York Beach for Mr. Howard Rand of tbe U. S.

S. Amphitrite, now at Newport, is passing a brief furlough at his home in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCue have returned from their wedding trip and are at tne McCue residence on Islington street.

Word comes from Brockton, that Miss Helen Hayes, who recently moved to that city after a life long residence in Portsmouth, is seriously ill. Henry P. Bnrley of Warren, K. and George R. Curtis of Norwich, stayed in town Monday They are wheeling to Mount Katahdin, Me.

Mrs. Sarah A. Hart and grandson, Master Willie, left on Monday morning for Hotel Wawbeek, Upper Seranac Members of Company A to Volunteer for the Philippines. If President MeKinley sees fit to issue liia call for 10 go iothe Pliilip- piEes, it is certain that Portsmouth will le among the first to respond with a company. The uiembars of company A did cot gat a chance to do any lighting during the war.

bat that ua-s not thf-ir fault and LOW they stand ready, almost lo a man, to go to that far on' country tiud assist General Otis in putting down resurrection there A canvass of Uieronifjany on Monday, although not all the members were seeu, found thirty who will go at the first call. Captain White was not E0eu bat it is understood he would lead his company. First Lieutenant Horace Peverly would go by all means as well as nearly all the other officers. A meeting of the company is called for next Friday evening when a Tote will be taken and the boys volunteer to go to Manila for active duty in the field. COMING TO CONCORD.

The piece of ordnance taken at Santiago which is to be forwarded to Concord, in accord with an act of Congress, is expected to arrive shortly. The cannon will be placed in the State house park, probably near tbe Lafayette elm, where the great French general stood when he visited Concord, and was ten dered a banquet in this park. When the cannon is received and placed in position there will be appropriate exercises, in which prominent Grand Army and public officials will participate t-fijvyel by the icrtirers of tnudc by vs tiitd by Scotch friends trio don'I any. The cut of tftese garments Juts muck to do wilh (he retention of Otelr shapely appearance. We devote much cure to their maJcing and believe our metftod? mid lie fit of lite Jrousers to be unequaled.

Drop in and look at the line of Trousers ice are shoiriny. The designs fire exclusive und the quality excellent. JAS. HAUGH 2O High Street. lake, N.

where they will pass the summer. Capt. O. L. Frisbee was in Boston on Monday and attended the funeral of the late Hon.

Henry B. Plant, president of the Plant Bjstem, which was held from his late residence on Fifth avenue. TROLLEY NOTES FROM HAMPTON. A large gang of workmen are hustling things on the new pavilion of the electric road a', Hampton. It is expected that the building will be completed and ready for occupancy by rsxt Tuesday.

The rails are laid on the extension from the end of the line to the pavilion and the trolley wires will bs strung this week. On the line from Hampton to excellent progress is being made. The rails are laid almost to Little Boar's Head tvnd the poles are in place as far as the fish houses. The wires will probably be put up tomorrow. A VALUABLE DOCUMENT.

Caleb Brunelle, employed at the navy yard, has recently come into possession of a document of great historical value in the shape of an original copy of the plan of the northern boundary line of the province of Massachusetts bay, extending from three miles due north of Pentucket falls in the Merrimack river, and on a course wes. allowing ten degrees variation, until it comes to the Hudson river. The surrey and plan were made in 1741 by Richard Hazen of HaverhilJ, Mass under orders of His Excellency, Jonathan Belcher, governor of the province, and the maker certified to its correctness in a certificate sworn to before Richard Waldron, a justice of the pence. TIME TABLE OF STEAMER COLUMBIA. Steamer Columbia leaves Fernald's wharf (near Appledore wharf) for Greenacre at: 8:00 A.

M. 11:20 2:45 P. M. 5:15 For Pocahontas, Kittcry Point aud Newcastle, at: 8:45 A. M.

12:15 P. M. 3:20 5:45 CAUGHT BOYS IN SWIMMING. The boys who HTO in the vicinity of tho depot have a great habit of going swimming in the North Mill pond, down back of tho old cemetery. Officer Holbrook caught six or seven of thorn in tbe water on Monday and frightened tocm thoroughly.

He took thair names and threatened to take them to the police station whenever they wont swimming there again. After bo had told them they could'go homo.they scampered away like Beared shocp. CONCERT AT THE CREEK. The new City band gave a fine concert at the Creek on Monday evening, which was listened to by a big crowd from every part of the city. It was a subseription concert in which the citizens of that part of the town alone con tributed.

Now let the South and West ends do likewise and we can enjoy concerts as well as the larger cities where the municipality pays for the same. OF PORTSMOUTH, N. Have just completed a new system for bottling: tbe OLD ALE- It is bright and spaikhng and has a nice creamv taste, and is prescribed bj the doctors generally as a sedative for nervous people. There are but lew raedicioes equal to this ale. Many people who are waket 1 tud that a taken at niglit secures ttiem a contiouiug- aod relreshmg sleep.

As a tonic lor laaies aud 10- valios it has no equal. small glass full fow times a diy, before ealiny and going to bed. It is a food as well as u. medicine. It is bottled by the Newflelds Bottling only.

is put up in cases of two dozen pints. For further particulars write to the NEWFIELDS, W. H. W. E.

DRAKE, With Oliver Ditson Co, Headquarters, Hoyt Dow's Music Store, poarsnourn, N. ti. M. G. WILEY, M.

Ofllco Hmirs: m. 2 to 4 and 7 to p. m. SunUy.s 10 to 12 in. G.

E. FENDER, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, oince--13 Moni si EXCW BUIUIIIQ 10 a. m. to 3 to.5 7 8 p. Retuitnof--3 Msrrimac Nothing but absolutely pure cream, purfe sugar and flavor enter into its manufacture.

We deliver our Ice Cream to any part of the city. TAYLOR'S is the place to enjoy a cool Soda or Ice Cream. J. H. TAYLOR 1 Congress Street.

IUIUII II Ul ESTIMATES GiVEH ON APPLICATION. EXPERIENCED lEii TO DO THE WORK Steam, Hot Water and Hot Air Heating, PLUMBING AND P1PIN6, W.E.Paul 39 to 45 Market St. GONE ALL TO PIECES. EWSPAPER! This man bought a bicycle of a western, licut for $18.07. Ho wlslif hadn't now.

The fei low next him 1)IOO O. A and HIS NECK 15 SAI'H Wo sell NATIONALS. F. B. PARSHLEY 16 CONGRESS ST.

tVTho flnost linn of cycle numlriM and tit mortt up-to date ihnp lu I lie oily. SPA PFRfl HIV.