Portsmouth Herald (Newspaper) - October 27, 1910, Portsmouth, New Hampshire THE PORTSMOUTH VOL XXVI NO 45 PORTSMOUTH N H THURSDAY OCTOBER 27.1910 Tho Portsmouth Dally Republican merged with Tho Herald July 1 1902 PRICE TWO CENTS JAMES ROUGHAN PASSES AWAY Manager of Local Coal Docks Dead at Jamaica Plain James of Charlestown Who has for the past four years had charge of Iho coal handling on the North End docks for the Huston and Maine railroad was hurled at ca Plain on Wednesday Mr HouRhan died suddenly on Monday and passing ended a most busy life Besides the business he conducted In this city he has for years trad charge of the coal docks at Salem and Boston He was a large real estate owner In Charlestown and Jamaica Plain and was one of the wealthy men of Boston FERTILIZER PLANT MCK EXTENSION Boston and Maine to Put in Spur for New Company The first work the construction preparation for the fertilizer DTT T 4 1 COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER H Cor Fleet Congress Sts A Thousand and One Things to Make the Home Beautiful and Comfortable LACE CURTAINS and PORTIERES in Great Variety and as a Offer a Very Fine Quality tingham Curtain in Beautiful Designs for a Few Days Only at plant oil the lino of tho Dover branch ot the Boston Maine will bo the building of ono quarter mile of side track on the property which the road will put In at once Tho spur will also have another short extension and will be ed with the main line above the per mill It is expected that tho plant the site for which was purchased by the American Agricultural and Chemical company will be constructed and in readiness lor operation by spring a pair HP here is just one place to buy draperies iu Portsmouth Ex good values iu aud Couch Covers at ex low prices New Mean fresh goods in the latest de- signs and colorings See our stock before going elsewhere McINTOSH'S Economy Store SELLS HIS INTEREST of Ball Joint Umbrella Retires from Company Caleb S Gurney the inventor of he Gurney Ball Joint Umbrella and or a number of years the manager and treasurer of the company which is engaged in their manufacture here has sold out his interest to parties and has retired from the company Mr first commenced the manufacture of his patent in and has kept a good sized force of employes ever since doing in the main for two or three years the ing on road and looking after the factory end The new owners are continuing the business and will put much new cap- ital In to expand it The inventive genius of Mr Gurney is well known and the Herald understands that he has something even more valuable ready for manufacture He Is entitled to much for the manner in which he has kept his business here in Portsmouth and it is hoped I bat his latest will add an- other to Portsmouth's growing list of industries ONE REASON WHY THIS STORE IS INCREASING ITS TRADE Twenty years ago in buying goods a big cut in prices would bring tbs people rushing into a store of this kind But the word bargain has become so abused and such undesirable furniture crept into these so-called sales that the public has become educated to look for quality quite as much OS money saving prices We fully realize this and quality has first consideration with us Arid as for prices we're anxious to have you compare them with those outside of this store MARGESON BROTHERS Phone 570 VAUGHAN ST THE QUALITY STORE Elastic Bookcases NEW MIXTURE SUITS effects Button Flounce Skirts something entirely new from to OTHER SUITS from up to In Serges Mannish Goods and Worsted All Colors and Sizes NEW WASH DRESSES for Children 6 to 14 years in Checks Plaids and Stripes Ji 50 Dresses BLACK PETTICOATS to BLACK PETTICOATS from to v BLACK TAFFETA SILK W 5.00 8.50 SKIRTS in Serge Broadcloth Panamas Mixtures from Up Montreal and then became professor of botany having been there ever since He had received nattering of- fers from other colleges both in erica and abroad but declined them preferring to remain at the Canadian University His wife him with one son Dr Duulap P of Boston was formerly Miss Sarah Dunlap of Amherst Mass and the and Mrs had re- visited Portsmouth and Kit- ery Point in summer seasons Prof was a man of much reputation and Warning in his specialty of a botanist but made no pretense thereof A great number of admiring friends in this city mourn his death CHARLES DANGER MELLEN AGAIN ROAD PRESIDENT ists reduced to 2.98 3.98 and f T SCHOOL SKIRTS in Black and 52.59 reduced to ill lie np Sill tip f f V t f V 9 Body of Prof Likely to Be Brought Here SN NATIVE CITY Re-elected Executive to Connect Boston North and South Stations LOCAL CONTRACTORS GET BREWERY OB The body of Prof David Pearce who died at sea Oct 20 on the C P R liner Lake Manitoba en route from Montreal to Liverpool will probably be brought here for in torment Prof was the son of the late Andrew lackson of Portsmouth's old time and best known residents aud who died uary 1890 Prof was born at Point 50 years ago and was a high honors of the Agricultural college For some time he resided in Cambridge but ter he went to Japan where he was connected with one of the al colleges of that Oriental country and where he made a distinguished record Returning from Japan in he was called to McGill University at The National Construction Com- pany a concern of local origin will be awarded the contract to enlarge and remodel the plant of the mouth company Terms have been adjusted and the contract awaits the signatures of the representatives of the contractors aud the brewery Tlie addition to the brewery will ue of brick reinforced wilt concrete on the west end of the present ture A cellar which is now used for washing and repairing barrels will be seventy-eight feet or to the line of Bow street giving it a of feet The second story which overlaps the length of the basement by eight feet will be extended forty feet to the Bow street line This story will contain principally a wash room for barrels and the cooperage ment Tlie present department will Charles S Hellen was re-elected president of the New York New en Hartford railroad when the di- organized following the an- nul meeting Wednesday afternoon President Mellen discussed plans for connecting the North and South stations at Boston for the further de- velopment of the Boston and Maine a part of the New Haven road Hu emphatically denied in the stock holders meeting that the roads money ever has been used whSle he has been president to pn ro mote tho candidacy of anyone for any public office His denial answered questions by A Maxcy Miller who declared the road's reputation Is being injured by the it has exerted cal influence at legislatures and conventions throughout New England Answering Miller Mellen denied that the directors enormous sums from the railroads their com- being mere daily for attending directors meetings CHAFING DISH aurt f Silks about JO Different Patterns just opened Very Pretty Don't Fail to See Them HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS be given over The third story to the machinist de- CRUISER MONTANA WINS THE SERIES The football teams representing the U S S cruiser Montana and II S S cruiser Tennessee played the deciding game in their series on Rice's field Kittery Wednesday after- noon the former winning 3 to 0 In tho first two periods neither team was able to score although both goals were threatened at times In the third period Montana by the use ol the forward pass got the ball in 15 yards of its opponent's goal and Saunders it over the crossbar Sherman Hoffman Equin Dowinger Allen Dunn Cany Beaste Melvin Schroder Santord Saunders Sherman Paine Equin Hoffman Lewis S S Montana 3 Goal from field Saunders Umpire Dr Smith of the Montana Referee Mr Barry of the Tennessee Field judge Mr Strauss of the Tennessee men Van Hook Beatty and Bean Time periods i which does not now exist in part will he built to Ollinger Paine and entire length ami width of the twoj all did good work The stories beneath The entire floor will u S S Montana Tj S S Tennessee Dainty without the odor bother soot and soiled hands usually tered and with those ing alcohol just ono of the pleasures of ho ELECTRIC CHAFING DISH Perfect heat control which tees with recipes ing careful discrimination in the Could wo show you? County Light I Company he used in the fermenting process A general width of forty-eight feet will prevail Included among the other additions to the plant is the recent installation of an ammonia compressor or ice I machine The new machine which was j erected under the supervision of Paul Flux develops power The other ice machine for- merly in use developed but a total of power Clements Gritton Hoover Vortriede DEMOCRATIC RALLY The Democratic rally takes place at Music hall tonight The Hon Clarence Carr Hon E E and James Brennan arrived during the day in an automobile from Dover and were quartered at the ham where they met several of the AT THE STAPLES STORE We Are Showing a New and Date Line of Ladies Waists for Present Wear MR LEIBROCK Brings Home a Fine Deer From Wilds Up State the Mr Rudolph Leibrock accountant at the Frank Jones Browing company was the only member of the mouth party that made a hit of big game lie has brought home a fine deer j which has attracted much attention it has been delivered The other members of tho party confined shooting to partridges THE WEATHER RAIN Thursday night and tonight and day followed by clearing Waists a good tation of French Flannel in pretty stripes....................750 Tailored Flannel Waists with White Linen Collar with colored 50 Fancy Stripe Flannelette Waists with loose of same goods fasten Very Fine Black and White Striped Percale Waists ly in 2 different White Tailored Waists with stiff collar and culls front collar and cuffs trimmed in Blue Black and oo While Tailored Waists with em- broidered and eyelet front with if and Percale in Black der Bine Stripes with white linen All Wool Fine Flannel Waists in very pruty stripes 1 E 7 MARKET ST WHAT WE SAY IS SO
