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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-16
Dairy Interests.

The matter of controlling in some de-
gree the methods of dividing the proceeds
from our creameries and butter factories.
was considered at our last annual meet
ing, and action taken looking toward "A
more just and equitable apportioning of
the proceeds. In line with this work of
the board a bill was introduced and
pushed through the Legislature by Mr.. Il.
A. Gilbert, ex-secretary of the board
which requires the testing of all articles
used in connection with the Babcock test
in these factories, and that all persons
using it for commercial purposes shall
pass an examination before the superin-
tendent of our dairy school and receive a
certificate from him Of fitness for the
position. This law is having a good
effect
Through the active cooperation of our
friends in the Legislature Il law regulat.
ing the sale of olcomargarne was passed
In passing this law we have taken a stand
abreast of the other New England states.
and acting in conjunction with them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-16


do not fully realize the Importance of this
station, especially in making use of the
latter advantages which the stations offer
as they are fully equipped.
Filthy, the scientific investigation into
the problems OF plant and animal nutri-
ton, life histories of injurious insects and
fungi.
The work of the station of the State
College was outlined, showing great pro-
grcss in this direction in all lines with a
bright outlook for future work.
The inspection of the Babcock apparatus
at the creamerics, as authorized by the
last law has plainly showed the n ecessity
Of the inspection.
The subject of the boards severing it's
connection with the Pathological Society
was brought up, and considered at some
length. There was much feeling ex-
pressed in favor of such move. The sub
ject was tabled over until Thursday morn
ing.
The subject of measuring cream by
scales, and the Babcock test was also
brought up, and tabled till Thursday
The inspection of seeds was also discussed.
and will be acted upon, Thursday.
The meeting adjourned at $50, to be
continued, today, at O'Clock.
The following is the programme for
Thursday:
Discussions opened by George Flint,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

A retired shown IN is reported by
the Cleveland Plain nealer as telling q
pretty good story Of the way he once
abated a nuisance In a Pennsylvania
town where his company was playing
an engagement For several nights the
performance was interrupted by a mes.
senger from the box Office TO the stage
manager with a request that he should
90 upon the stage and inquire II Doctor
Bolus, or whatever his name was, were
in the audience, a. he was wanted i'm.
mediately. The stage manager could
not refuse such request, and the doc
tor was well advertised.
We soon found out, says the show.
man, that the docioTs--ihere we're two
Of theh--so much In demand were
very small fry, aud were undoubtedly
u'ing our stage as a means Of getting
themselves into notice. So one day
took a walk up the main street Of the
town iill came 10 certain sign nang.
ing over a stairway.
] climbed the stairway to The Office
indicated. had briefconyeIsation with
its occupant, and concluded by hand.
ing him reserved seat tickets.
That evening Immediately after the
iirst act, and before any messenger fiom
the box-oilise had a chance to arrive,
stepped out in front Of the curtains and
held up my hand. Then in my grayesl
tones asked
us Doctor ChiSzold In the house,"
Immediately very tail colored man,
with bushy white head and huge
silver mounted sp ctacles, rose Ia the
audience ami said
''lleah l Is. sab
The audience Uttered but kept my
gravity.
"lou are wanted at the box Office At
once, doctor, 10 case which requires
your immediate professional attention. -
As the aged darky ducked to me aud
hobhled from the room the audience
broke into a wild roar
Perhaps you will Undei,tand ih,
cause Of their mer'iment heu I add
that the old IN m vas a corn doctor and
probably the best known eccentric char
acter In town.
Well, there we're no more doctors call
ell for from that stage during our en-
ga cement. --Ex,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


Joseph II. Manley Of Maine says he
does not want an office, and would not
accept one II rendered him by the In.
coming administration.
Miss Alice Oliver was thrown from q
horse at Buffalo, Tex. and killed
Charlie Hyatt was acquitted Of kill.
ing his wife az Saltwater, o. 7. The
claim was accidental, and the jury sus.
tanned the plea.
W. +. Hit was killed by a train a.
Chillicothe, No.
The manager Of the Metropolitan the.
alter at New York City has requested
women 10 remove their hats during per.
formances.
Floods in Washington have cut OF
Tacoma and Seattle from railroad con.
noction with other places Much dam.
age il done.
Dilwyn Parrish Of Houston, Tex,
sued the Galveston. Harrisburg and San
Antonio railroad for go, 900 damages ON
contract.
J. r. Carpenter, an extensive lumber
dealer, and J. H. Lyons. an architect,
were killed while walking on n railroad
track at Cincinnati.
Irene Rayford was shot aud killed by
John Mcfarland at Beaumont, Tex.
Mcfarland was seriously stabbed by the
woman. Il was at a house kept by the
woman. No witness.
John wanamaker has announced him.
self candidate for senator from Penn.
sylvania.
Some unknown attempted 20 assas'
sinatc s. II. Spangler at Smithville,
Tex. lie was shot at four times through
window.
James Cambell, the sugar merchant
and George Campbell his brother, mei
nj Fort Scott Kan. after q separation Of
II years. The experience james
had at San Francisco with kidnappors
led 70 the meeting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
THE LAST DAY.

woman's Christina Temperance Union
Winding Up It, Convention.
EST. LOUIS. Nov. is-At the last day
Of the National woman's Christian
Temperance union convention the re.
port Of the executive committee, con.
tanning the names Of organizers, nation.
al superintendents, evangelistS editors
and business manager Of The Union
Signal and president Of she board Of
temperance and hospital and members
Of the standing committee, were made
and the appointments ratified.
Mrs Matilda B. Corse Of the woman's
temperance publishing department, read
her report, showing a small balance in
the treasury despite the financial de.
preston.
Miss Willard read a letter from Tit.
ona Tolstio. daughter Of n Russian
count, in which she said she and hei
father were interested, heart and soul,
in the work OF the woman's Christian
Temperance union. All Of the counts
family. Miss Willard added, had become
total abstainers after the receipt Of
White Ribbon documents sent ttem.
Miss Frances ]. Barnes, general SEQ
rotary Of the young woman's branch
reported on the work done the past year
There has been an increase IN iS states
Maryland leading with the greatest
number Of new recruits.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, Nov. iS.-The
dead bodies Of James Ware. n single
man, aged 30. and Mrs. Ella Ricketts,,
wife Of Albert Ricketts,, teamstor,
have been found ON the Locust street
viAduct with = bullethole in the fore
head Of each. A revolver lay beside the
bodies Tho police have rot determined
whether ii isA case Of murder or sui.
cida
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

The comniss oners court Visited the
county farm Tuesday aud spent yesier
day considering what disposition shall
be made q the can,ict question.
Mrs. J. J. Nj TIT Of this city, and
Mrs. j. J. Mistrlt Jr. and children Of
Corsieana, went to Navasoia yesterday
afternoon.
At their meeting Tuesday nigh, the
X. Of L. lodge nominated officers for
the ensuing year. The election will
take place two weeks hence.
Rev. woems Wooten Of NAyasoia,
presiding elder Of the Huntsville die.
trici. VI. T.. church, was in tho city yes
ierday.
Call ct Cole Bros hardware house
and get one Of those non.brcakable
glass dippers-ihe best, the most dura-
ble and cleanic.t Clippers ever made.S05
RATE Erwin, negro said TO be 100
years old, died in this city Tuesday
night
Miss Missile Taylor Of LNmpasas, il
visiting her sister Mr.. Warner With
efs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
MURDER ON A BARK.
John Erickson Kills john Bsrgmaa q
the Charles Y. Ward.

John Erickson Kills john Bergmaa on
the Charles Y. ward.
LONDON, Nov, iS-John s. Emery q
Co. Of this city, owners Of the bark
Charles +. Ward, which Is now on q
voyage from AIDA, on tho west coast Of
Africa, 10 Barbados, have received
word that the vessel was detained at
Salt Pond for over a month on account
Of a murder which occurred on board Of
the bark at the latter port.
On Oct John Erickson and John
Bergman, two seamen, Got into a dis.
putc aud Erickson plunged knife into
Bergman's body, killing him almost
instantly. AZ the inquest the au-
thorites decided TO hold the vessel
until the trial. No further particulars
having been received, Il issupposed that
the trial took place early In the present
month and the vessel was Immediately
released.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19


Constipation causes more than half
the Ills Of women. Karrs Glover Root
Tea Is pleasant cure Cor Constipation.
Sold by all druggists.
Several days ago the Eagle gave an
account Of the recovery Of 80 head Of
cattle m Galveston, the same having
been stolen in Madison county and
shipped from this point. The cattle
we're shipped back to Bryan a. an.
nounced, and yesterday morning they
we're driven home by Reeves Woolley
to whom they belonged, accompanied
by Thcs Perry and Frank Hampton.
Two white men have been arrested and
jailed at MadIsonville, charged with
he crime.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purlnes the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggist.
A new switch board, giving much
more convenient and satisfactory ser.
vice has been placed In the long dis
ience telephone Office here. The gen.
ilemen who has the work in hand stat
ed 10 the reporter yesterday that a con.
nection between the long distance line
and the Brazos bottom line will pioba-
bly, beefected during the coming week
This viii give the planters a splendid
service.
Diseased blood, constipation, and
kidney, liver and bowel troubles ar,
cured by KarIs Clover Root Tea. SOLD
oy all druggists.
Fire was discovered 10 the lint room
Of luza's gin yesterday Afternoon at
O'Clock and a rousiug alarm turned ir
occasioning considerable excitement
The flames were exlinguished by steam
IRON the boiler forced through q pip,
leading into the lint room. Little dam
age was done, and the Gre boys had
run for nothing.
The NJ. ]. @. held a business meetin,
at the residence OF Mrs. II. +. Whit,
yesterday afternoon. The new mem
bcis were formally elected. and IN,
program and calendsr for the years
work. The fret regular meeting vii
take place Ut the residence Of Mrs. c
A. Adams next Wednesday afternoon
A. Emden will sell fine fresh Bur
wick bay oysters for go cents per 100 o.
S0c for 30 to day.
Buy your meats In bulk and get on,
OF those Enterprise Neat Cutter
for family use at Cole Bros hardwar
department 500
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
MANIroeA SCHOOL QUESTION.
Il l. Now FIXED to the satisfaction Of
the Factlous

II Il Now fixed 20 the Satisfaction Of
the Factions
NEW YORK. Nov. is.-A special to The
World from Ottawa says Clifford Sifton
Of the Manitoba government has been
sworn In as minister Of the interior Mr..
Sifton then left for Manitoba 20 prepare
for his election on Dec. l. This prao.
tically disposes OF the Manitoba school
question. The text Of the promised set.
Element will be officially announced by
the government on Friday.
The Manitoba government has con.
sentod to modify Its public school act 80
a. to meet, as far possible, the demands
Of the Catholic minority. The schools
are TO be under provincial control, sub.
ject to inspection. In all schools the
same textbooks are to be used, and all
teachers will be required TO qualify upon
the present standard ofprovincial exam.
nations In the last half hour Of each
school day Representatives Of any relig.
ious denomination may come in aud in.
struct the children belonging TO its own
denomination. The work will be pure
ly secular in character, religious train
ing to be with the consent Of the par.
ents only. The principle Of local option
viii be recognized throughout.
The most advanced step towards meet.
ing the views Of the Catholic minority
Is the provision which allows any dis
trict having an av,rage attendance Of
20 Catholic children to employ a teach.
er Of that denomination. In districts
where the ohildrefi speak French wholly
they are TO have teacher speaking
French and English so that they may
learn the English language as we'll n
the French.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Chas. Il. Edge dentist, Bryan Tex,
A. NJ. waldrop went 70 Waco yesier-
day.
Store house Tor rent by Ia Gooch 3li
MIS- Charles n. Williamson came
down from Calvert yesterday.
Mrs DAVIS, sister Of Mrs II f,
White, returned to Waco yesterday.
Mrs. A. G. Steele and children re-
turned to Nayasola yesterday after
noon.
MeDud simpson viii be glad % sup
ply you with the best yellow yam poia
toes ihrough.the winter d9o2
1nousanas Of cases Of Consumption
Asthma, Coughs. Colds nnd Group ar,
cured every day By shlloi's Cure. Soil
BY al druggists
A. Ewden will sell fno fe.h Bur
wick bay oysters for 0ocis perlOO or &
foF Scots to-day
A. Emden viii sell One fresh Bur
wick bay oysters for 0ocis per 100 o.
3ocls Tor 90 to-day,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
About Fires.

The buildings consumed by fire In tae
United States in single year would
make line Of fire from New York 70
Denver. II the value destroyed since
1875 were invested In wheat and loaded
in freight cars, the siieam Of trains
would reach across The conlincz, s0ou,
thirty times. The iircbugs who have
done the mischief during the same pc.
Rod would make an arm, as great az
Napoleon's at Waterloo. lobe Dem.
ocrat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
TIE MEMPHIS GOES Down.
Wrecked In Duniough Hay aud Part Of
Her Crew Drowned.

Wrecked In Dunlough Hay and Fart Of
Her Crew Drowned.
BRISTOL, Eng, Nov. lS.-rhe British
steamer Memphis, Captain Williams,
from Montreal for Avonmouth, is ashore
In Dunlough bay. Soon after being
stranded the crew took 30 the rigging,
but the gale was blowing no strongly
that only the captain and part Of the
crew were saved. Il Is believed nine
men were lost. Cattle and other por-
tons Of the steamers cargo are now
washing ashore Her hull is completely
subj gcd and only her upper mAsts
can be seen above water, The steamer
was wrecked by striking rock. Il Is
believed ~ mon were Lost.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
ROBBERS BUN DOWN.
chisf Lspinski Does some Good WORK
After a Gang.

After = Gang.
HAsriSos, Neb., Nov. ls.-Chief Of
Police Lepinski has returned from Han
over, Kan. whore he traced the Daven-
port. 6eb.. bank robbers. and succeeded
in unearthing an organized gang Of the
boldest kind Of robbers. which has been
operating through tins part Of the state
for the last six months.
Last saturday morning the BanA Of
Davenport was robbed OF everything In
the safe, which amounted % several
thousand dollars. The work was done
by professionals. Chief Lepinsh got
onto their track and followed them to
Hanover, Kan, where he arrested three
Of them. The robbers den was what
is called 'hole in the wall" and was
run by one Of the gang. who disposed
Of the stolen goods
In searching the cellar the officers dug
up about $500 In gold, ESQ in silver,
plenty OF gold watches and iewolry, be-
sides large roll Of scrip and several
dynamite bombs. Among the silver
were found that which was taken from
the Davenport bank with the bankers
name engraved. The fellows when
searched had upon their persons $500
in currency, several large reyolvers and
four large stilleitos.
Two Of the robbers were captured
while asleep in their room. and the
third one, being the proprietor Of the
dive, was captured while ON duty. The
three robbers were taken to Washing
ton, Kan, TO await trial. Special po'
lice are busy securing the state for other
mar, hara ~ the vauU
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
Two killed In AFirhL

TnnEoUAH, l. T., Nov. 49, In aquar.
rel over local politics A. +. Avery, sec
Rotary Of the schoolboard. shot and
killed Town Marshal Buff Wylie and
wylie's brother, deputy marshal. shot
and killed Avery. The comhatants had
all been drinking. The wylies are sons
Of the attorney general Of the Cherokee
nation. Avery has been prominent in
local politics.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Consumption can be cured by ihc use
OF shiloh's Cure. This grca, Cough
Cure is the only known remedy Tor thai
terrible disease Sold by all drug,
glsts.
:. Cleveland, Il IL said, did no. vote in
the recent election. and what Il more
wonderful, he didn't hire substitute
10 do It for him.
Why suaer with coughs, colds and
Ia grippe when LAXATIVE Bnouo GUN.
ISE will cure you in one day. Does
not produce the ringing In the head
IKE sulphate Of Quinine. Pat up in
tablets convenient for taking. Guar.
anieed to cure, or money refunded.
Price, Poe. For sale ~
N. " James
Sam b. Wilson,
J.. Fountain,
Apl Halls Drug store.
Leave your orders Tor Thanksgiving
oysters at the Handy Kitchen. Free
delivery. Hing mp phone POP. $40
Hear W. J. Bryan and Robl Ineer.
sol on the phoDograph at TIE Handy
Kitchen. 800
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
RAISED The REQUIRED SUM.
Government Applied For by President
Watttea.

Government Applied For by President
Watttea.
OMAHA, Nov. iS.-President Wattles
Of the Transmississippi aud information
al Exposition association, has addressed
to the secretary Of the treasury Of the
United States, document notifying
that official that the conditions sur
rounding the appropriation Of 500, 900
by the government for n building and
exhibit at the exposition have been COM
piled with. The condition specified In
the act passed at the last session Of con-
gress was that the exposition assooiA.
tion should secure subscriptions Of stock
amounting to at least $3.50. 900 before an
appropriation would be made by con.
gress and pledging an appropriation Of
$500, 900 in case tho amount named was
subscribed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

NEW YORK. Nov. is.-What Is be.
lieyed by the police TO be a dynamite
bomb was found ON the tracks in the
Grand Central depot yesterday evening,
Il Is Of iron. one foot long and four
inches In diameter. No explanation a.
to how II came there is offered. Il il
kept in water pending an examination.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

KANSAS CIrY. Nov. ls.-Ex. United
States Senator John Martin has been
appointed receiver Of the Atchison. To.
peka and Santa Fe railroad property In
Kansas in place Of Q. p. johnson, who
failed 70 qualify.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

LONDON, Nov. lS-The Posts Paris
dispatch reports that by clever ruse a
man disguised as q postman secured q
bag OF registered letters Of the value Of
$1,000 francs, Cls4OOl, from mail cart
IN the Rue dc Allemagne and deoamped.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
PHONE -.


With A. :. Newby's pa'en, castings,
made q 6rsl-class material have
extra tops for ithng on o.d stoves
where eenters can't be duplicated, and
which gives perfect satisfaction. will
give names Of a few q the many parties
for whom I have done repairing fjf i've
yeats, ~ reference b my work being
Tea, aud satisfactorily a. follows.J W
Howell, President First National bank
ia . Chance. Planter, q " smith,
Cotton Buyer. Jno " Caldwell, Jeweler,
T. & Shellburne, city marshal, A & l.
Hill, public weigher. Vim Hoppe. PLAN
ter. J II Astin, planter, W English,
merchant, NJ II james. druggist, + +
Erwin, NJ d. publi,her. Bryan Eagle.
Respectfully
Billie Griffin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
nraush. Elrh. MnlIan psllar..

CHICAGO. Nov. iS-An the franchises
and real personal property Of the Chica-
90 and Northern Pacific railroad was
sold a. auction yesterday for 5000. 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

PARS. Nov. iS.--A dispatch received
here from Rio de- Janeiro says the min
listers Of marine, finance and industry
have resiEned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

CHICAGO. Nov l7-wheai-No red so .
AA.c.
Corn-No .. ei snsiasc
OAts-No ) Whit, u SO
Lard. b 100 ~. Siii
Mes pork. \ barrel g. s5a60
} short eiesr sides. boxed stottis{
short ribs sides loose 81 O0a3e a.
Dry sAlted snoalders BOXED, a 8 50
DALLAS. Nov ii-wheat-New No 2 rcd,
81.
No~ oaii-sftllc buik from wagon, car
lots o. b.. country points, esfN
Cnrn-shsllud mixed bulk ioolots as; ear
from wagon. OaB bulk sheiledf o. b. from
country uuIna CARROTS -
HAy-s8 oad "a
t.ard-Refn.al, ioroe s.; son pals, SO
Rac1n-sh1ri clear standard, SAC short
clear extra a.. small tlaar standard saltcd.
81 short G ear extra nalied. 8 salted oelloi,
ANAL. o..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Pills DO not cure constipation. They
only aegrayate. Karrs Clover Root
Tea sives perfect regularity OF the
bowels. Sold by an druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

I was nervous. tired. irritable and
cross Karl's Clover Root Tea has
made me well aud happy.
Sold by all druggists.
MPs. L. b. wORDEN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

DALLAS. Nov i;-Choics shipping steers
Ssmt2n
Choioe rs to s,iR hogs, E0aaS, light
hogs. g. mfgA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
Livestock


CHICAGO. Nov ls-Catilc-O1oi grades
steady other, 100 lower Texas steers, ss55e
sea
Sheen atoaiv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
THE MARKETS.


Nav oRLEASs, Nov iI.-OrdinAry, asa
good ordinary. 81. low middling, ~ mid
ding. 5sl6. good mid ilins, "a middhns
fair, ISIS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

oALvproS. Nov i5-oriinary. eii, good
ordinary. o.; low middhng a. middling,
"a good middpng, 5oid; middling fair,
7lsi6
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Our Fits thiE season are giving entire salts