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The herald., 1896-03-01

listers and political friends in the last
week or ten days. There seems to be
no end to the folly and deviltry which
this scapegrace brother-in-law of Ger
many's monarch has bottled up in
his lean body and undersized head.
As burden on the minds of the i'm
perial couple he rivals the whole social
democracy and far surpasses the whole
free silver and tariff reform group of
The herald., 1896-03-01
Weekly Herald

This great weekly, aside from the above reasons,
should be read by every individual and family who
do not take daily newspaper and who desire to
keep abreast Of the times on all matters national
aud foreign and to be supplied with choice and
well-seected reading matter from the best writers
of the age.
The herald., 1896-03-01
NOTICE TO
" Tourists and
Residents
OF Southern California

Thousands of residents and tourists have friends.
relatives and acquaintances throughout the east who
are deeply interested in Los Angeles and South
er California. Many Of these people write for
papers, pamphlets and general information about
this Occidental Garden Of the Gods, and would
greatly appreciate newspaper that would tell them
all they desire to know. Such journal is the
Los Angeles
The herald., 1896-03-01

Carmen succumed to the malady and
one more mound was added to the bur-
rying ground on Buena Vista street.
CONTINUED next Sundayl
The herald., 1896-03-01

Ny prices for wallpaper beat all the city
A Eckstrom. 324 South Spring str eet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
BRYAN IN MICHIGAN.
He Addresses More or Less Enthusiastic
Audience in Usual Style.

Benton Harhor. Mich, Oct 16.-AIr
Bryan got of his train at Bangor to
talk to about 1900 people. \ five min
ute stop was made. but during that
brief halt both the national candidate
and Chas. r. Sigh, the Democratic
lnion silver nominee for Governor. made
3rief addresses
Arriving at Hartford at $40. Mr
Bryan found an enthusiastic audience
\ banner over head attracted his notice
and, indicating it. said: My friends,
ike your motto-'Free Silver and FL
nancial Independence There can he
40 financial Independence until the
American people recognize their own
ability to attend to their own business
without interference or without the
consent of any other nation on earth If
ehe creditor nations of the world have
l right To use their influence to make
money dear because they collect money
from us, have we not right to use our
influence to stop it and protect our peo-
pie from the robbery that has been
oracticed ?''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The farm buildings of Jacob Clarke on
Swans hill. Bethel. were entirely con-
sumed by fire. Thursday with their con-
tents. Loss. about $4,000; insured for 500
on buildings; nothing on contents. A lot
or nay, apples, potatoes. etc. was lost
Cause supposed to be a defective chin
ney.
George Whtehouse of Lowell. trapped
the largest male bear ever captured in
that vicinity, one night last week Mr.
Nhltehouse says they did not weigh the
Dear. but he was monster-large
enough to kill a COW. if he had tried. but
iinding sheep an easier prey. was salts
lied. 1t was the fattest bear he ever saw
Frank McAllister of that town is in
partnership with Mr.. Whitehouse. They
sold the hide for $23 to a Connecticut
gentleman. and realized quite a sum from
the meat.
In the Oxford supreme court, a.
South Paris. Friday. John H. Heel
ton. Norway, was divorced from Nettie
NJ Hazelton. .desertion: Anna f. Ssayev
Bethel. from George H. Seavey, crue
and abusive treatment The afternoon
was devoted to the trial of Fred Bur,
and Mrs. Eva A. Wentworth of Norway
on the charge of adultery. AT the con.
clusion of the States evidence. they re-
tracted their plea of not guilty. an,
pleaded nolo eontendere. Sentence wa,
suspended.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
GOv.-ELECT POWERS
Addresses Audience Of More than
5000 People at Chelsea, Mass.
Makes Telling Points and Keeps Audience In
Best Of Humsr.

Chelsea. Mass, Oct. 16.-The Chelsea
Republican League Club held It's first
rally, Friday evening, and had for tlle
biggest attraction Goy-elect Powers OF
Maine More than 5000 people were IN
Lincoln hail. and the meeting was most
enthusiastic. Gov. Powers address was
frequently npplauded and aroused his
hearers to much enthusiasm. The other
speakers were +. J. Conan of Boston
and A. II. Washburn, Senator Lodges
private secretary. Gov-elect Powers
began his address by saying:
We have had an election in Maine,
and you all know the result" He as
serted that Massachusetts would roll
up Mckinley majority of 100000, and
predicted that the Republican party in
this state. aided and abetted by honest
Democrats will roll up such 81 majority
for Walcott and Crane that all the other
candidates may be entered upon the re-
turns as scattering votes" tApplause
and laughter).
WIN. Jennings Bryan was nom
mated 1T the convention in Chicago,
and my friends, that was not the Dem
ocratic convention. The old line party
vention. and the result was that Bryan
received the nomination. Then there
was a convention Of Populsts, and Mr.
Bryan was nominated by that conven-
tion also. He says he looked up the
platform of the populists party and
found nothing that would in any way
antagonize the platform Of the Chicago
convention. My friends. Mr.. Bryan
cannot be anything more than Pop
ulist If he follows that banner and ne
certainly cannot be anything less
daughter and applause}.
The free silver agitators 81 this coun-
try are working in the interests Of the
silver mine owners. They want to have
the mints opened so that their bullion
may be coined into silver currency aud
then they want 10 pay our farmers and
working people with their debased cur
rency.
George Fred Williams daughter
came down into my state short time
ago. into my very county and town, aud
told our working people that what they
wanted was the cuditiou Of affairs as
they exist in Mexico.Are you surprised at
the result in Maines daughter and APP
plausel,
Did MIR. Williams expect that the
wage earners OF Maine wished 10 he
placed on a level with the workingmen of
Mexico? II he did | think by this time
he has been entirely undeceived. laugh
ter and APPLAUSE.
"Auilusion has been made to the Boys
IN Blue who fought 50 bravely for the
preservation of this Union. This country
owes It's defenders a debt which can
never be repaid. This free coinage OF sill
Yer would cut every pensioners allowance
IN TWO. thereby ruhblng he soldier or his
widow ar orphans II Is the imperative
duty Of this nation to see that no old sol
der iS deprived Of his sustenance in MIS-
old agc. tApplause}.
AIR Bryan Is going through this coun-
try stirring up the masses against the
classes. There are no masses or classes
In this country. We are an born free and
equal. and the poor man has the same
right afforded him as the rich man"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
OXFORD COUNTY INDICTMENTS.
Long List Of Serious Offences Calls Offenders
to Bar OF Justice.

Norway. Oct 16.-The oxford county
supreme court grand jury reported a list
of indictments. Friday morning. The in
dicted persons were arraigned. and three
pleaded guilty and We're sentenced as
follows: Fred Tulip. Rumford Falls, lar
ceny. 60 days hard labor in Auburn jail
(he has been in county Jail for four
months); Henry w. p. Dawes. Rumford
work shop Che has been in county Jail
six months: Henry Wood. Waterford
breaking and entering in the night time
and larceny. IS months at Auburn: Frank
Walker. Waterford. breaking and enter
ing in the night and larceny. Is months
at Auburn: Henry Morrill, Rumford.
breaking and entering in the night and
larceny. guilty. sentence suspended for
further information. Fred Burt of Nor
way, adultery, pleaded not guilty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
4 $1,000 SHORTAGE
In PenIey's Books, Auburn. Causes Arrest o.
Milton C Tarr for Embezziement.

Lewiston, Oct 16.-Detective Odlin ar
rived in Auburn. this evening, from
Worcester with Milton c. Tarr of Lew
iston. charged with embezzlement of
5000 from Ferdinand Penley. Auburn,
the wholesaler of beef. Tarr was in
the employ of r. E. Holmes & Son,
Worcester, soliciting orders for dressed
beef.
He was in the employ of Penley for
four months as bookkeeper, and was
discharged the last of August, since
when he has been out of town. An
examination of the books by John E.
Rice. the Portland expert accountant,
shows a shortage of about $1,000, but
$500 is the amount named in the com
plant.
Tarr was admitted to bail The hear
ing will be held, Monday afternoon. He
says he is not guilty and has counsel
Tarr is about 20 years of age and is the
son of f. c. Tarr. An effort is being
made to settle the affair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
BONNEY-HIGGlNS.
Two Well.known winthrop Young People
Joined in Marriage. Friday Evening.

Winthrop. Oct. 16.-(SpeciaD.-One of
the most pleasant events of the season
took place at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Higgins, Friday evening,
when their daughter Eta May was
united in marriage to willard X. Bonney
of Winthrop. The grounds were brill
liantly illuminated with japanese Ian
terms. and the spacious rooms were
crowded with guests.
The bride looked very beautiful in a
white Henrietta, trimmed with with silk.
and the groom bore himself proudly.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
4. Trueblood of Winthrop Center, in a
very impressive manner. Rev. Mr.. Long
played the march. The couple stood un-
der handsome arch of cedar and flow
ers with green background. and flowers
were in all the rooms in profusion. Ice
cream and cake were served. The couple
left amid showers of rice and old shoes
their destination being Jackson. Me. May
much happiness attend them in their
new relations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
THE BErseY HOBBS MURDER.
coroner's Inquest Resumed at West Parsons
field-verdict Expected. Today.

Biddeford, Oct 16-Coroner F. c. Brad
bury of Saco went to West Parsonsfield.
today and resumed the inquest on the
death of Mrs. Betsy r. Hobbs. who was
shot and her body set fire. Oct 6. After
noon and evening sessions were held and
the inquest was practically finished. The
verdict is expected tomorrow.
Testimony relating to the autopsy was
first introduced. 1t showed that death
was due TO gunshot wounds and was in
Simultaneous.
Among the witnesses examined We're
Frank Palmer and Charles Savage. who
We're cunning, that day. and concerning
on the part of the officers investigating
the case. They testified that they We're
cunning in the Savage woods on the New
Hampshire side and were not within two
miles of the Hobbs place, that morning.
The officers are still working on the
case. No arrests have yet been made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
NEWS NUGGETS.
8rought by the Wires from North. East
South and West.

Spike" Sullivan of Boston. fought l.
rounds to a draw with Danny Mcbride
Of New York. before the Broadway
Athletic Club New York, Friday night.
1t was Sullivan's first appearance as a
star in New York and he put up a game
battle
The creditors of the Keith Shoe Co.
old Town. Me. met at Boston. Thursday.
The managers of the company reported
as at date of assignment. Sept Is. totol
assets. $24 S23 total liabilities, so l9l. 1t
was stated that nm offer for the entire es-
tate netting the creditors 40 per cent.
was assured but that a larger dividend
might he secured by proper management.
a committee was appointed to examine
the stock.
Edwin f. Wilson of Wilson & Johnson,
produce commission merchants. Black
stone street Boston, Friday. was ar
rested. charged with being u fugitive
from justice. The warrant was brought
from Kansas City. where Wilson is under
an indictment which charges him with
the larceny of $4,000 worth of property
from S. Il. Wilcox and other Kansas City
commission merchants. Wilson's brother.
Emmett H., is locked up in Kansas City
on similar Indictment. 1t is alleged that
the Wilson's have swindled a dozen mer-
chants by their suave manners.
r. G. Dun G, Cos. weekly review of
Of October show liabilities of S4.944 004
against So, 925. 599 in the 10 days of last
year, and $3S21, ,937 in II days of 1894
Manufacturing was $2,612,7 ,742. against
81, $50, ,265, last year, and 81 1913, ,636 in 1894
Trading was $2,151. .262, against s.. 1s5 534
last year. and $1,996,636 in 1894 Fail
u?es for the week We're 32S in the United
States. against 263 in the corresponding
period of last year
The British steamer Abbey Moor.
which sailed from South Shield. Oct. G
for Baltimore. in ballast. went ashore
on Renews island. 40 miles souhh of
ST Johns. n. F., Friday evening dur
ing a thick fog. The crew was saved
The ship is fast going to peices. The
AbbeyMoor is 290 feet long and 2405
tons register. and is owned by the South
Shield Steam Shipping Co. South
Shields. The steamer Palestryna. which
went ashore at Bay Bulls, Thursday,
had broken apart. Friday morning, and
little or nothing of the vessel can be
saved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
A SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT.
Democ ats Who will Vote 'or Mckinley Ask
Carlisle Tor Speech.

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE Wage Earn
ers PATRIOTIC League of Maryland. to the
NUMBER ii'i11 OF 200, called on Secretary Car
TO address them in Baltimore at his con-
Nenience The secretary received the DEL
Tgation ,is on the south steps of the treas
wy. wy ~. T. l.. johnson. the leader of the
Iaid ;.sid mat they We're Cleveland and car
USE democrats who proposed to vote Tor
mckinley as the Representatives of honest
Mr. Carlisle mounted chair and as hc
u1d .i, SO. some one in the crow. called o,,t
TEL the truth. He promptly answered
! VII Try 20 DO So. He stated that he
Mouiu pe unable to accept the invitation
!. M then made an argument against ths
free coinage of silver. ''s'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
WILL HAVE PLACE ON TICKET.
Iowa Gold Democrats vii, Use the Name Of
National Democrats

PES Moines, Iowa. Oct. 16.-Judce
/. 'ovehson' today. decided the contest
Tween the silver and gold Democrats.
ne after Will have their names Ma
uonaf democrats on the Australian
''atiot unless the supreme court re-
verses the decision. Judge Stevenson
sustained the demurrer Of Attorney
neaeral Remley. who contended that
lie action of the state board was final.
eordon Bros. the New Sharon barrel
makers. will probably manufacture
y ON seventy-iive to one hundred thou-
sand barrels this year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
Maine Woman's Suffrage Association. ]

Portland, Oct. 16.--At a meeting of the
Maine Woman's Suffrage Association
here. today these officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey Win
ihrop: corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. c.
s6eedy. Farmington secretary Mrs. NJ
e. Donncll, Portland: treasurer. Mrs. L.
H. Nelson. Portland: vice president, Mrs.
Eta X. Osgood, Portland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
He Keeps on Speaking.

Niles, Mich. oct. 16.-Mr Bryan
reached Benton Harbor at l0.20 a. NJ
Five thousand people gathered to hear
aim speak. His audience was enthus-
lstic and the cheering was hearty and
long when he was presented. Mr.
Bryan was greeted by large crowds at
Meals and Dowegiac. He spoke briefly
1t Decatur and I.aWton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
Mckinley Has Callers from West vrqinia.

Canton. Ohio. Oct. 16.-West Virginia
sent delegation of 700 voters to Cam
ton, today. They came from the oil
producing town of Sisterville and the
counties of Wetzel and Tyler. They
were addressed by Major Mckinley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
Maine Pensions.

Washington. Oct. 16.-The following
Maine residents have been granted pen
sions
Original Daniel O'Neill. Togus. In
crease. James. A. Burns, Machias: John
j. LairdSon Toclls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17
= Captain Paul Of Co. B.. I'd Regiment.

Lewiston. Oct. 16.-At a special meet
ing, tonight, Lieut.. VIM A. Paul was
elected captain of Company b. I'd Regi-
ment, N G. S. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17

Lord George Hamilton. while STAY
Ing at Barons Court recently met viii,
= bicycle accident and injured one OF
his legs seriously.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17

Mckinley will carry it by from lO'oVV -
10000 plurality. He says he never saw
such interest on the part OF the peop'e
to learn more about the issues OF
campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17

Boston. Oct. 16.-Llewellyn Powers,
Governor r-elect of Maine. is stopping at
the Parker house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-10-17

Baseball Magnate Freedman is in an.
other scrape. Frank Lane. the actor.
known to MANY Pittsburgers. has sued
him for s230Oo damages for defamation of
character. Freedman accused Lane az
stealing his diamond pin during a scuffie
ne had few days ago with Burt Basher
also a We'll known theatrical man. Lane.
,Mit- The president of the New Yorks is
hooked to sail for Europe tomorrow but
he may have to change his date.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
THIN MATADNLE WAR.
Serious Outlook For the Brit
ish at Buluwayo.
REBELLION NAY LAST SOMETIME.

Force AZ nuiuwayo Not sunicient 20
nout the Enemy and Passes 90 That
Place May he Cut Oa-noers In The
Transvaal Are Preparing TO Inforoe
Kruger's Orders.
CAPE TowN, April 2s.-lCopyrighted,
1895, by the Associated Pressl-Ac-
cording TO the latest adyicos from Bull
uwayo, another strong force Of hostiles
has gone in the direction Of the route
being followed by the relief corps Of
about 600 men, and nine machine guns.
advancing from MafelUing. Conse-
quently, It is believed there is severe
work cut ont for this force, the advance
guard Of which, it was hoped, would
reach Mangwe about May z.
The band Of few hundred insur-
gent natives in Matoppo hills reported
in arms only about one month ago. has
increased until fully 2OOO men arc op-
perating against Buluwayo alone, and
some $4,000 hostiles under arms and
their number is increasing daily The
enemy is kept plcndfully supplied with
cattle, and It is believed with ammu-
milton.
These supplies are sent ont from Ma
toppo hills, the Meiabole headquarters,
and II il said over 5000 head Of cattle
have been gathered in by hostilcs from
different directions. The hills them
selves, Il is added, are being fortified by
insurgent forces, holding them, 20 that
should Buluwayo be relieved and the
British be able TO resume the offensive
the natives will have stronghold to
fall back ON. and there make q long
stand against the Chartered Company's
forces.
II this report Is correct, and there
seems no reason 20 doubt IL. the British
viii not see the end Of the Matabcle war
for many months aud much blood may
be shed ON both sides. The Matahelcs
may be able 10 hold out or harrass tho
British until the great struggle. which
cannot long be delayed, commences in
South Africa. The Beers dream Of q
United States Of South Africa and thcy
are bold enough TO say the realization of
this dream is among the probabilities Of
the near future. In any case. the work
Of arming and fortifyingin The Trans
vaal aud also IN the Orange Free State
is going steadily ON. and the slow. but
sure, policy Of President Kruger, said
90 be dictated from Berlin, Is being re-
lentlessly pushed night and day. The
Boers already have "a small army under
arms, well supplied with rapid firing
guns and ammunition, In the vicinity Of
Lichtenburg. where a fortified camp is
hing constructed. This location is adj
mirably located for strategic movements
calculated 10 cut OF the British In Mat.
abelcland. Khamaland and Bechualand
from communicating with Cape Colony,
and this, IL is understood. would be done
In the event OF serious complications.
a dispatch from Buluwayo says a
coach laden with arms and ammunition
reached Buluwayo yesterday from the
south.
Earl Grey. one Of tho administrator.
Of the territory Of the British chartered
company Is expected 10 arrive at Bulu'
wayo today with strong escort Of
troopers.
IL Is now announced that Sckomby
one Of Lobcgula's leading chiefs. wa,
among those killed during the fighting
about the Umhuza river. which followed
l 4 1 Z u l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
Fraud order. Issued.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The post.
master general has issued fraud orders
against the Central Novelty company,
Chicago, and the following concern OPP
Grating under various names in Chatta.
nooga, Avondale and sherman Heights,
Tenn; Professor Godfrey Alias Prof.
Winters, alias Medium, alias Druggist.
alias Southern Supply company, alias
Chattanooga Cooperative company, ali.
as Atrologer. The establishment has
been under investigation by the police
department and Godfrey has been ar.
rested through Inspector Whiteside and
held under bond for using the mails "a
dcfraud.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29

"why don't you run a Newspaper
like that's" a groceryman said TO n re-
porter the other day, throwing ont
Chicago daily. "For the same reason
that you don't run a grocsry store like
that" the reporter replied turning 10
an advertisement 81 a Chicago house,
showing twelve story building. The
grOCeryman looked nttentiyely at the
building a moment and said IL never
looked at II that way before"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29

Messfa II. ]. Pnthey x soiiafe ~ NE
city and viii remain a few days. They
are old and reliable piano tuners, hav-
ing for 4 number Of years tuned at Bay
lor college, Georgetown college, Chap
pell Hill college and several colleges In
Austin. Tel your music teacher that
you want them TO tune your piano.
Consumption. LaGrippe, Pneumonia.
and all Throat and Lung diseases are
cured by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by sam
y. Wilson & Co, Bryan.
The Old settlers annual picnic will
occur Friday, May /, on Cedar Creek
near Wheelock. These picnics are
always largely attended from the sur
rounding country and towns and have
been very popular and successful for
many years.
Constipation causes more than half
the Ills OF women. Karl's Clover Root
Tea Il pleasant cure FOR Constipation
Sold by Sam Il. Wilson & Co, Bryan.
The contest for alderman In the city
election yesterday was warm and spir'
tied with friendly rivalry. Both can
didssea are numbered among our besl
and most popular business men, and
have hosts Of friends, many being mu
tual. Both were opposed to the siOcl
law ordinance, and there being no DIFF
ference in this respect, with many 4
was just a case of shut your eyes ant
choose.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29

NEWPORT News, Va, April 2S.-Tho
Old Dominion line steamer wyanoke
ran into the United States cruiser Co
lumbia this morning and sank in 30
minutes. The Columbia was at anchor.
The .Wyanoke was bound from Rich.
mond for New York. All Of the Wyan.
oke's passengers and crew were saved,
but all baggage and cargo lost. Two
firemen were scalded. Two holes were
knocked In the cruiser, opening e seam
about ak feet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
Iams.ans rrIaI Re.umsd.

LONDON, April sS.-Tho trial Ct Dr.
Jameson, the rransvaal raider, and his
associates in that undertaking was re.
sumed at Bow street police court 10.
day. The court was crowded. After
some evidence had been presented the
trial was again adjourned until June /,
in orderto permit Of the arrival Of i'm.
portant witnesses from South Africa.