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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
Bf[hmrr0f1 un1 Sdlmfr,en

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uebelbefneen), SahHpsb. Reuraste, Rhcumatismus.
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felt, Sopfp.b, SlGbuRsen une aue iHnerIhtH SbMers
sen.
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allen Mpotbefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
Der 9emti9e Gsrrefpomsent,

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.. 0aiae. &ieenthamer ans 3esasteas
(ssatbioIser Bon 0. Sains).
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gr,is bssfasIiAea SIattss. sar4 Efdisr bstopi.
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BortosDerausbetahiuns $3.50 sfs SaeI, llr thrSers
nit sonntas ssbIait. portoirti nit Gbsus tir Clubs.
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hes, 81 mad europa. 6sMmtagS'MmAaabe 81
pro Sabr-Das beite unb site 1ewti6e OIstt
In ban N2ittels une GAeRagte8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
T. Guropatt6 eS
Sapan unD China.
giun Doh niht qelunfeu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
tIItN SUIEHIY H0W
w SeGOD Nelief

fttts i'm Sauie hdIt Selu 5;bcaub luiIb nd oIs Tes
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BON elmer bis SDaHS5 OdHut:H. Riot eIne
StuHbe nab S,itH bieier Guseise braudt Irs,np
SeMano SdEeTisn Bu ereIIoea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
WILL BE NOTIFIED
Of Time When the Co bett-FItzsim-
mons Fight viii Occur.
Eastern Men Not Going 10 Arkansas Until
Details Are Arranged.

Hot Springs, Ark Oct. 2S.-M, ssares
going abroad from local and visiting
sports to friends vary somewhat from
saturday night, when they read. Come
on and take chances on fight or fizzle. -
Today, they were worded; "Ori tip from
Hot Springs, from the inside. sufficient
notice of the time and place of the fight
will be given to enable the people rs far
distant AS New York to be present.
There is not as much sure and confident
talk of the men getting together in public
before the end of the week as there was
few days ago, but the belief is still gen
eral that it will be well nigh impossible
for them to be in the same town many
hours without getting at each other some
where and In some fashion.
There is considerable apprehension that
Fitzsimmons may be arrested before reach
ing this county on the charge of coming
into the state for unlawful purposes. The
mysterious attitude of the Governor s
scouts here who say that His Excellency
knows just what to do and when ard how
to do 1t, does not tend toward allaying
this feeling.
Among the arrivals, last night were.
number of well-kno&n sporting men from
virginia, Alabama and Texas The East
ern, Middle and Western states fraternity
are fighting shy of their trip in the absence
of advice absolutely definite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
NOTHING SERIOUS.
Says Secretary Herbert. and Nothing Thai
Cannot Be Remedied.

Washington, Oct. 2S.-Secretary Her
bert, this afternoon, made the following
official statement about the defects in the
Maine: THE Maine was designed to be
on an even keel at a normal draught of
81 feet, 8 inches, with 400 tons OF coal on
board. She has been fully loaded with
over 800 tons of coal and her draught for
ward is feet and 5 inches greater than
aft.
This is not uncommon. Many other
ships when fully loaded are down by the
head more or less. When ship has been
at sea few days, this will be CORE cted in
a great part at least, by usiuR the coal
from the forward part OF the vessel.
g 1t would, of course, te preferable that
she should not be down by the head quite
so much as she is, but this will be cor
rected by The Use of the after trimming
tank provided for this purpose and by
some shifting Of stores TO the aft looms
not now used-rIt perhaps may be also
necessary to add some permanent ballast
As to the listing of the Maine to star
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
fiTZSiMMONS' STORY.
Julian Lays Entire Blame OF the Fizzle 10
Corbett and Friends.

Corpus Christi, Oct IS. -Fltzsimmons'
manager, Matin Julian, today, issued n
statement giving the Australians side of
the controversy between himself and Cor
bett. After referring to the accusation
that it was Fitzsimmons fault that the
fight did not come off, and giving his
tory of Fitzsimmons' efforts to get on
fight with the champion. Julian, in
effect, says that from the time the articles
were signed Corbett and Brady have been
putting blocks in the way of it's being
pulled off. Corbett and Brady are part
owners of tie Florida Athletic Club, as is
Phil Dwyer, who is Corbctt's hacker and
stakeholder Joe Vendig has been in the
employ of Phil Dwyer for years. The club
wanted to postpone the fight because Cor
bett was not in condition, and he wanted
postponement to give him more time to
get In shape and, because, owing to the
clubs disSraceful action toward number
Of its moncycd members, they withdrew
their support and IL was unable to raise
the S4l 900 in time. 81 objected to the
postponemeDt because l thought it would
endanger Fitzsimmons' condition by keep
Ing him in training two weeks longer. :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
THE KATAHDIV
Almost Ready to Make a Brace fol-
That Required II Knots.
Preliminary Spin, Today, TO Be Followed 3,
Official Speed Test.

New London Ct, Oct. 28-The mem.
bers of the government board are arriving
for the trial of the ram Katahdin but will
not all be here, till tomorrow morning.
when they will meet to decide upon the
date for the run over the Long Islano
sound course. The trial may be deferred
till Saturday.
1t will take the board day or two to
prepare, the boilers and engines are to be
inspected, to be sure everything is ready
for the test, and the builders may desire
\ preliminary trial to learn the course.
The start will be off Saybrook and the
finish 80 nautical miles to the westward
Buoys have been set marking the course
The ram will he run two hours with the
tide and two hours against, with tidal
observations The ram must make an
average spfcd of II knots for the entire
trip If accepted.
A lighter went alongside the ram, to-
lay, and put aboard picked coal for use in
5he trial run. A gang of firemen came,
today, to serve during the run. 1t is IN
lerstood, tonight, that the Katahdin will
go out for a builders preliminary run
tomorrow morning at 7, spending the
forenoon on the course trying the engines
adjusting compasses, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The store of George Ferguson at Grea
Works, was entered by burglars, earl,
Saturday morning, and about 5000 worth
of goods taken
James McCumstock of Bethel, while
hunting near Camp 9, Wild River, shot ;
moose whose horns measured 50 fee
across, and whose carcass weighed wheI
dressed, 6S5 pounds.
A large barn with several tons of hay
and farming utensils and tools was total
ly destroyed by fire, Sunday night, on tn,
farm of Frazer Wood in Arrowsic. Loss
$1,000; partially insured.
Jas. Heath of Saco, serving a sentence
in the Portland Jail for drunkenness, es
caped. Monday forenoon, from the jai
yard, where he was hanging out clothes
His term would have expired. Tuesday.
On Monday morning, Judge Vose o.
Bangor, dismissed young Samuel Moore
of Newport, charged with shooting hi.
co,nrade. Willie Wetherbee, on Oct IL
the evidence not being sufficient to hole
him.
While cunning, Ralph Wescott, aged -
and Fred Kief, same age, of Ellsworth
had controversy over u gun, and in the
dispute the gun was discharged, the
charge SO mangling Wescott's left hand
that it had TO be amputated.
In the case of Capt. Pendleton anG
Mate Parse of the ship William H. Con
nors. charged with cruelty to Cook Mac
Namara, Capt Pendleton was discharged
at Portland. Monday. Mate James Parse
was also released, Monday, the warrant
against him being mol pressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
SAGlDAH0c SUNDAY SCHOOLS
will Meet at Brunswick for Their Annual
westing. Next thursday.

brunswick, Oct. 2S.-(SpeciaI. -Th,
Sagadahoc county Sunday school conven
ton will be held in the Methodist church
of this place, Thursday, Oct 81. The fol
lowing programme has been arranged by
the president, Rev. +. w. Churchill Of
Richmond:
Am devotional meeting Rye. j. W
Thomas; 9.45, address of welcome, Rev
w. r. Holmes, response, Rev. + W
Churchill 10, 1.-THE Spirit and the Wore
in Sunday School Work" Rev. A F.
Dunnels; 1890, symposium, (m primary
work. Alice May Douglass, CD plan OF
grading, Rev. S r. Westhafer, (c) disoi
pine, Rev. s. f. McGeehon, (d) collec
tions, Rev. f. c. Strout, (e) library books
Mrs While, Bowdoinham; 11.3O chalk
talk, Rev. J. ID. Trt aham, appointment Of
committees; IL, picnic dinner; 1.15 P
M. devotional service, Rev. c. G. Foster
1.30, town organization, Rev. S. w
Chaplin; so, county organization, Rev
II. +. Millett, field secretary; 40, 'Tht
Central Idea or the Sunday School as q
Revival Force" Evangelist Rev. J. b.
Jordan, Pawtucket, r. L.. 2 40, discus
sion, Lesson Helps led by W. A. Atch
ley; $40, teachers conference, led by a
teacher; 45, question box, Rev K. W.
Kicker; AS, reports of committees and
other business; 4.20, kindergarten les
son, Mrs. Gardiner Cram and Sunday
school children; 4 so, conservation and
prayer, Rev. J. Nixon; g. adjournment
Reduced fare on the Maine Central Rail
road has been granted. Tea and coffee
will be served by the ladies of the Metho
dist church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
Money and Valuable Papers Stolen BY Bur
glars at Coopers Mills.

Coopers Mills, Oct. 2s.-(SpeciaD. -
Burglars entered the store of A. B. Moves
aJ this place, Sunday night, by the front
window. The safe was blown open and
about $40 in cash and checks were stolen
Many valuable papers were also taken by
the burglars. The books are all in good
condition, being but slightly damaged by
powder. There is no clue. City Marshal
Drake of Gardiner saw two suspicious
looking characters going across the Ran
dolph bridge, Saturday, bound toward
Coopcrs Mills. 1t Is believed that these
two men did the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North. East.
South and West.

Post 4 Hend,rson's saw mill at Bear
Lake, N. Y, burned Sunday night Loss.
S25, 600; no insurance.
NJ. p. Stewards furniture works and
planning mill ut Sayrc, Pa. were destroyed
by fire, Sunday, Loss, 500 200. 49,
I. 1t is announced that Princess Maud
youngest daughter of the Prince of Wales.
has been betrothcd to Prince Karl, second
sou of Prince Frederic, heir apparent to
the throne Of Denmark.
John a. Moroso, city editor of the
News and Courier, died suddenly at
Charleston, :. C., Sunday, from apoplexy.
He was at various times the Charleston
rrespondcnt of the New York Sun.
Savannah News and Atlanta Constitution.
A Delaware Breakwater dispatch saws
that the schooner Charles l.. Davenport,
Providence for Philadelphia, In ballast,
broke adrift from the tug Pilot, Sunday
night, and is ashore on South point, near
Anglesea. The vessel is in good condition
anu the crew remains aboard
There is again trouble in the Coeur
d'Alene country. The Miners Union has
threatened to turn the non union men out
of the mines and replace them with union
men. The mine owners have tecgraphed
Gov. Mcconnell for assistance and he has
ordered the state m ilitia In readiness.
Admiral Bunce's squadron passed Cane
Henry, Saturday. bound in. The Mime
apolis and the Columbia were detached
and ordered to proceed Immediately To
Yorktown, and the Raleigh was sent TO
the navy yard at Norfolk, where she has
arrived. The New York and Montpom-
cry anchored ut Fort Monroe.
Captain J. Allen, master Of the bripan-
tine Sullivan of Boston, has been awarded
gold watch by the Dominion govern
ment for gallant exertions in rescuinR the
crew OF the schooner Granville of Almanac
lis N. s.. in the West Indies In Febru-
airy. A silver watch has been awarded to
Thomas Mooney and Hans p. Peterson.
for similar services.
The trial of Patrick J. Hanley, charged
with being habitual criminal, began in
the superior court Mt Lawrence, Mass.
Monday, and resulted in a verdict OF
guilty. Hanlcy was arrested In Boston.
August -, for breaking and entering
three shoe factories in Lynn. After
being locked up In Salem jail he assumed
signs of insanity which physicians
claimed were feigned.
A motion to dismiss the appeal of the
United States from the Judgment Of the
court of appeals of the first circuit in the
Berliner telephone patent case was sub
mtted in the supreme court Of the United
States, at Washington. Monday, by the
Bell Telephone Co, as,ignor Of the pat
ents involved. The ground upon which
the motion is based is that the procs eding
being one arising under the patent laws
OF the United States the judgment of the
court OF appeals sustaining the patent Ia
daal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29

At meeting of the Bowdoin College
Athletic Association In Lower Memorial
hail. Saturday, the following officers were
elected: President, W. +. White, 81;
vice president, H. H. Sawyer, '97; secre
tary and treasurer, G.. l.. Lynch, '99;
directors. J. C. Rhodes, '97, A. B. White.
'9S, W. w. Lawrence 9S. and f, r. God
frey '99. For the position Of manager
there has been a clue contest,J. H. Morse
being the successful candidate. BY &C.
clamation the track athletic captaincy was
given to j. r. Horne, 81, the fast hurdler.
At the meeting of she Boating Association
G. 4. Baker. SO, Was elected commodore
of the navy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
AMERICAN APPLES
Bring Good Prices in London Markell roe
Quantities Sold.

London, Oct. 2S.-Amercan apples
brought by the steamer Ma estic were sold
at London, Monday. The lot comprised
50o3 barrels Baidwins fetched from As.
Sd, to lis, Cd; Greetings, lis, Cd, to 12s,
Cd; Ben Davis, 13s to 14s, Sd; Northern
Spy, las, Sd; Ncwtown Pippins, los, Cd,
to BPS, cd. One hundred and sixty-four
cases OF California pears brought from
lbs. Cd. to las, Sd. -Four hundred barrels
of apples per the steamer St Louis brought
from los to POS per barrel according to
variety and quality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
BELFAST BAY BRIDGE.
Hearing at Portland, Monday, on Which Sec
rotary OF War Will Decide Location.

Portland. Oct. 20 The city Of Belfast
requested the secretary of war to grant
permission for the construction of a
bridge across Belfast hay, starting from
the foot of Main street and extending
directly across to the opposite shore.
The matter was referred to Col. Dam
rell of the engineer corps, and hearing
was had here, today.
Many of Belfast's citizens were present
and some opposition was developed to the
location. Col. Danrell heard the argu-
ments for and against, and will report
them to the secretary OF war
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
QUAY FOR REED.
Decided on That Point--Not Yet
Made a Second Choic,.
Does Rot Know Who Mr.. Plat Favors for
First Choice.

Philadelphia, Oct Ex-senator Quay
was asked, today, II tho reports sent from
New York that he favored Reed for Presi
dent Were true, and he said that they were
When asked il Mckinley was his second
choice, he replied:
Mckinley or some other suitable
candidate, but 1t would he too early yet
to tell who will be the strongest candi-
date. That will depend upon tho choice
OF some other states, New York, for: in
stance
Bat, Mr.. Quay, 1t was sent out from
New York, that Platt favored Reed with
you
Well, he did not tell me that, J."
answered Quay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
Weather Conditions and General Force asst.

Washington. Oct. 2S.-The barometer
has risen in all districts east of the Rocky
mountains, except on the New England
coast. 1t is highest north of the Dakotas,
and lowesi in the lower St Lawrence val
ley. The cold wave has extended east.
ward to the upper Ohio valley and western
New York, where the temperature has
fallen 20 to 30 degrees
1t Is colder in all districts east of the
Rocky mountains, except ON the south
Atlantic coast. Fair weather continues
in all districts, with local SHOWS reported
from the Lake stations in Minnesota.
Generally fair weather will prevail.
Tuesday, with colder, northerly winds on
the Atlantic coast and possibly local
SHOWS at the Lake stations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
OUR COMING WAR.
Senator Chandler Says Sure
to Come With England.
Will Be Caused by British Disregard
of All Other Natioas.
Veil Rave Russia for Ally and Will Psrma.
nehtly Acquire Canada.

Concord. n. H., Oct. 2S.-The Eveniny
Monitor, Senator Chambers paper. con.
tains leader from his pen. tonight in
which war with England is predicted 1t
has for Il caption, Our coming war with
England-a prediction and is sum.
married:
War between tho United States and
England Is inevitable. 1t will arise on
account of British disregard for our direct
interests, and he forced by British en-
croachments upon other nations all over
the world. 1t will be fought by US, hay
Ing Russia as our European ally.
As war offensive on our part it may
not happen within 90 years. As defen-
sivc war 1t may come sooner and should
be welcomed. One sure result will be Il Q
capture and permanent acquisition of
Canada by the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
PROBABLY DOESN'T CARE.
Secretary Carlisle May Be Unable TO Vote in
Kentucky. Owing 10 Neglect.

Washington, Oct. 2S-Secretary Car
isle may be debarred from voting in Ken
tucky, this year, by technical reasons He
has not had fixed residence there for
several years, and the house he last &C.
cupied when in Covington, is now oc-
copied by another family. The last regis
tration day will be Wednesday, and the
secretary has not made up his mind as to
his technical right to be registered and
vote
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
THE USUAL FINDS
Made in Cellar Of House Occupied by Holmes
at Burlington. VI.

Burlington, Vt, Oct 2s.-Chief of Po-
lice Dumas has made further investiga-
tions in the cellar of the house occupied
by the insurance swindler, Holmes, while
here. He found bottle of chloroform
and an excavation which contained lime
and "A few pieces of bone mixed in it. The
doctors are unable to say whether they
were human bones
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
MUST NOT FIGHT.
Governor Clarke Will Prevent Fight II 1t Takes
Entire Militia Force.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct 2S.-Warrants
were issued today, for Fitzsimmons and
Julian. The Governor heard of the pro-
posed secret meeting of Corbett and Fitz
and will arrest all the parties, if Fitzsiln-
mons appears on Arkansas soil
Attorney General Trustworthy left, to
day, for Hot Springs. Gov Clarke in
structs him to tell Judge Duffy to stop
the fight under any circumstances, and II
necessary, the entire militia will be called
out to prevent meeting between the
pugilists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29
Maine Postal Changes.

Washington. Oct 2S. - Postmasters
were appointed. Monday, as follows
Olive Hayden, Madison Center, vice, W.
y. Hayden. resigned; o. f. Stevens,
North Fayette, vice, J. H. True, removed
L. A. Starrett, Pleasant Point, vice, Cora
E. Davis, resigned; f. l.. Osgood Swan
eille vice, f. B. Cunningham, resigned
c.. Il. Croc 1ett, West Go-ham, vice George
&. Jordan, removed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-29

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