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The state herald., 1898-09-23
spa.i.h r.ae. Commission.

Madrid. Sept. lS.-The Official Ga
zcttc publishes the announcement OF
the appointment of Senor Motero Rios.
president OF the Senate: Senor Abar-
zuEa. Senor Garnlgn. General Cerero
and Senor villnurrutia as the Spanish
peace commissioners.
Scnors Dubosc and Aranguern, form
erly secretaries 10 the Spanish legation
NJ Washington. have been transferred
from 81. Petersburg to Vienna.
Duke Almondovar del Rio. the for.
cign minister, and Senior Moret. for
mer secretary Of the colonies, are en-
gagged In drafting the instructions for
the commission.
II Is reported here that the Spanish
peace commission will be composed
OF Senor Montero Rios. president OF
the Senate: Senor Nillnrruti. General
Correo, General Azcarrngn and Scnor
urzaiz But. II is added. further
changes are possible.
The state herald., 1898-09-23
STATEMENT FROM AoUINALpo.
lie Declares lie I. . rlcndiy to the United
States.

New York. Sept. l9.-The following
dispatch has been received at the office
here Of the Associated Press:
Manila. Philippine Islands. Sept. 10.
The Filipino government desires to
inform the American government and
people that the many rumors circulat-
ed regarding the strained relations he
tween the Filipino and American
forces ARE base malicious ISLANDERS of
The enemy TO both parties: are without
any truth and are circulated for the
purpose Of prejudlclng the appeal OF
the Fillppinos for their release from
the oppression aud cruelty OF Spain.
The relations Of our people and
yours have been and viii continue TO
be Of the most friendly nature, and we
have Withdrawn our forces from the
suburbs Of Manila MS nn additional evil
dence OF our confidence In the great
American republic.
iSlgned) "AGrlNALDO."
Washington. Sept lD.--rhc Associated
Press dispatch conveying Agulnaldo'S
message To the American people was
regarded with much Interest at the
White House The President read the
statement with evident appreciation Of
its Importance, hut did not volunteer
any Information ms 10 the attitude Of
this government. The officials near him
spoke of the message Ms III very lmpor-
tant document"
The state herald., 1898-09-23
TROOPS FOR CUBA.
Some of Them VIII lie Dispatched Short.

Washington. Sept. l9.-It IL the
present Intention of the administration
TO send to Cuba. as n garrison force
for the island. about 10000 troops. in
addition 10 the force now In Santiago
and under command of General Law
ton.
The organizations which are TO com
pilsc the Cuban garrison have not NIL
been designated. hut II is assured that
nj least half of them will be yolun-
tccrs.
Within two weeks orders will he Is
sued for the movement To Cuba Of the
first lo.00O OF the permanent garrison,
and II Is the expectation now that they
will sail from the United States about
October 10. These troops will be fol-
lowed quickly by others, until the en-
tire force of 10000 has been estnb-
lished on the island.
II Is not the intention Of the admins
tiation to await the evacuation of the
ISLAND 10y the Spanish forces before
sending United States troops to Cub1
ms the Indications now are that II niaS
ac several morths before the Cuban
commissioners complete tdeIr work.
Quite naturally. n considerable num-
her of Spanish troops Will remain on
The island until the arrangements fo.'
the REIMBURSEMENT of Spanish soy
crcignty over II formally have been
concluded.
The rainy senson In Cuba Is nearly
nj nm end ani ,he most delightful sea
son Of the y"nr on the islnii Is about
to begin. During the late fall and
winter months the climate In Cuba Is
not only enjoyable. hut healthful. and
with such car. as Will be- taken for
the health aud comfort OF ,ne Ani."i.
can forces To be stationed ~ Cuhn. Of
iiclnls Of the war departure hir, Ia
fears that serious Illness nuons she
men Will follow the Occupation of tie
island.
The state herald., 1898-09-23
n,r Railroad ben, Announced.

Chicago. Sept 1.-THE 'flmcs.llcrnld
this morning announces TINT n confer.
oncc held NJ the Auditorium Annex
last evening between representatives Of
spcycr 4 Go. of New York aud T. u.
Armour, Normnp II. l,cnm. Marshall
Field nnd j, ]. I'M. president Of the
Grcnt Northern, the gentleman named
secured n controlling interest In the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Hallway Company.
!. \. I'm will probably be the con.
trolling spirit OF the rond. No figures
In the deal nrc obtninnblc.
The state herald., 1898-09-23
MONEY ORDERS FOR HOME USE
The, Can Now u. Used a. Hank Cheeks.


Washington, Sept 1.-THE public
VIII greatly appreciate the convenience
afforded through nm order issued to-
day by First Assistant Postmaster
General Heath. which authorizes post
masters to issue money orders payable
nt their own offices,
This practice has not been heretofore
followed. and the new departure Will
he nn accommodation To the great
number Of people who. not hnving nm
account with bank. desire TO follow
this economical and absolutely safe
method In payment OF bills. etc.
These money orders may now be
used. for illustration. In payment Of
rns bills. merchants aud groccr's bills,
e,c. In small places the person In
debtcd to n farmer may have nm or.
der drawn In favor OF the lniier pay
able TO him nt amy time and sent 10
him by n ncghbor who obtains and
delivers the mall for the nclghbor.
hood, the entire cost. say for so, be-
Ing 10 cents.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

We certainly have no undue sympa-
thy for Captain Carter. bu, we cannot
refrain from saying that certain
features OF the sentence are barbarous
and ought not TO be carried into ef-
feet. even II. instead OF purlolning
pal,ry sum OF 100000. he had carried
on the whole Unlted States treasury.
including the gold reserve and the
other contents OF the yauta. II was
right enough to dismiss him In disgrace
from the army. to make him forfci,
all his pay and TO imprlson him for
ten or twenty years at hard labor in
pcnitcntlary. but the last feature OF
carter'a Eentcnee-that amy officer
speaking to or addressing Carter will
be accused and tried for scandalous
conducts the rankost injustice. to
the innocent as well MS 10 the guilty.
l, Is the worst medieval bnrbarlsm.
probably. that survives In form OF Law
or etiquette Mt the present day.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

"rhe nations aim should be to as
simllate whatever knowledge the world
has TO offer. and with the strength
thus obtained from without and with
in, to push resolutely forward toward
intellectual enlightenment and mate
rial development" The words were
recently addressed TO his own people
by the Marquis Ito. the great states
man OF Japan. Under the Inspiration
OF such leadership. Japan is moving
into the front rank among the ma
tions.
The state herald., 1898-09-23
itesui,. Of the iturrlssps,

New York, Sopt ia cnhlc 10 tho
Herald from iihrbndocs. u. ". T., says.
full reports oi the damage done by
the recent hurricane have been mndr
TO the authorities here. Reports show
100 fatalities. i'if,y thousand persons
were made homeless. The full dam.
ngc IL estimated NJ more than $1,000.
900.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

A whisper Of peace. thinks sagasta.
should be followed by cessation of
hostili,ies. AS in the fairy stories. the
armies and nayies should Immediately
20 to sleep. to be awakened only by the
messenger OF peace, or more likely by
the going of of Spanish guns. oh. no;
that is going too fast. Had the Wills
per come before war did things would
have been different. hut there was u
long and bloody delay.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

The revised report Of the census
board OF the Russian interior shows
that since 1855 the population OF Rus.
sla has increased At the rate Of 100000
annually. II now numbers i2p.OOO,0OO
and stands second TO that Of China.
which IL 3so,000000,
The state herald., 1898-09-23

II the Porto Richnr do not belle nll
reports Of them they will soon be OF
the way TO statehood. when they will
enjoy NIL the rlRhtn and privileges OF
other s,at~ aud bear their share OF the
national responsibilities.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Do not wait for extraordinary oppor-
tunities for good actions. but make use
OF common situations. A long contin-
ued walk Is better than short flight.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Jessie Schley has at least made a
name 6or herself by her efforts for
peace. but II anybody asks us what
there is in name we shall not say
word.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

The e'oc,rotypst OF the British mu.
scum has produced such admiral fac.
SMILES Of ancient coins that experts
have been puzzled by them. An n pre-.
caution against uninien,Ional fraud,
however. the countorielta ARE In future
10 bear the Initials. ~. NJ"
The state herald., 1898-09-23

To the attentive eye each momcn, of
the year has IT, own beauty. and In
the same field II bohoids every hour n
picture which was mover seen before.
and which never shall be seen again.
The heavens change every moment and
reflect their glory or gloom on the
earth beneath.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

The noblest labor that can be per-
formed is for man to take the rough
materials of human nature and mold
them into a sanity soul.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Remember that the great world is a
theater-your part In the play is de-
,ermined by the poet; but its perform
ance depends upon yourself
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Clubs are often detrimental to
mans welfare especially those in the
hands of policemen and expert poker
players.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

A marriage without love and steam
boiler without safety valve indicate
that some one is going to get blown up.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

are less dangerous than the heart
breakers.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

What man can do is his greatest
ornament, and he always consults his
dignity by doing 1t.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

When a man isn't willing to practice
what he breaches. it's about time for
him to give up preaching.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

The trouble with the disagreeable
things people say about US is that most
of them are true.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

A man never realizes the worthless
ness of his earthly possessions until
he tries to pawn them.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Harvard hasn't had time to make a
republic to suit him.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Every dog has his day, but. like men.
they always want two.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

The younger man is the more he
has to unlearn.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

has today appeared in yesterdays
newspaper.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

The floorwalker says the girl in
charge of the glove department Is
counter-fittor.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

When woman loves a man she
loves to make him believe that she
doesn't.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Youth is going to do things tomor-
row that old age didn't do yesterday
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Uncle Sam will capture the capital
prize in the Havana lottery.
The state herald., 1898-09-23
FARMERS AND RAHCHMEN.
Break the Harness and Saddle Mo-
uopoty

iot year, tho saddle and iIarp... Manufacturer.
and heslrs, have secured enormous hlgh prices Tor
r'lf goods. but Within the past few year, through
the enmlnsd hssisianea OF N. Farmers nnd stal.
nirn of 'nlofHdp ana adjoining states. tfgd Mueller
~ Denver, roiofudh has hfoushi the prirrs OF
-lihles, Harness and Here .osds. dusn 20 tho
.,er l"-er' r..slhl. notch for nt., class roei,
bHuw arr n fN~ ~ bls reduced pfin.a. tla also
furnishes q catalogue titEh ~ anionn writ NJ fnr
y ant guarantees any selection madg, 10 sSs ssts.
Faction of money returned. II not found ns fsprs.
t"hiti ron
u, Double inrm Harness with htre-hinr,, fifni
~ noahie t1nenfd Harness with hfnruhings sfUp
ttDluhlr tnnritd Harness with tfpp.hlnus Mn
tn rlhFlr HUSKY hasnpss hm
~ flnau nuFry Nnild : mis- fifHn Harness Hhi
lfl single iiurry solid logic rrap HARNESS irni
s'sei ii.fn -.oeA tGidie' Dogbic c'nehss 9go
lM 9HDl
~ ihU
y ~ tnlli narhlis nurat whlYs 5ie
Ife lloatf laatf Web itsitHfs ~
lirst Diamond Atip Nfrhtn tsn hHsns ihs
The 'bluhfaiui q. iiits ~ tnn fs4rh
fnd nteft ah ole IN our mammoth siVch ~ rIuals
" Low piitnsi
fitEb MtlFih.rita MAMMOTH sAnptE AND
uAltNrsa MAHtfAtrony.
i'le 10 iiip iaflmet -tf~, Denver, rulur,io.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Our mistakes contribute much to tho
wisdom of others.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

Things are actually what they seem
about one time in n hundred.
The state herald., 1898-09-23

W. N. u.-DENvER. NO. 80. 1903
kheu Answering Advertisements Kindly
Mention This fapet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29
The three following companies filed pa
pers of Incorporation, Monday;
Meeting OF Insane Hospital Trustees.

The entire board of trustees OF the
Maine Insane hospital, held their quar-
terly meeting at the hospital. Monday
The whole number of patients in the
institution at the time of the report Il
the trustees was 729. and two arrived
later. making total of 151, over 1lS
for the preceding month.
The day was passed in inspecting the
hospital, and the accounts, and looking
over the building that has been built
during the past year.
The new heating apparatus is now
IN operation, and there is a saving Of
20 per cent over the old system.
There remained a little business for
some members of the board to finish,
today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29
PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY COURT.
First Meetings Held on Cases Of Three In.
solvent Debtors.

In the probate court, Monday, the will
of stephen A. Russell. late of Augusta.
WAS proved, approved and allowed: G. A.
Robertson of Augusta, appointed exc
cutor.
Administration was granted on the eS-
tdtcs of Adelbert q. Dodge of llalloWpll
Sarah T.. Dodge of Hallowell. appointed
administrators; Clarssa Bradford Of
Wayne. Il. H. Bouthby of Leeds appoint
ed administrator
In the estate of Charles r Gardner of
Watcrville. Harvey u. Eaton and w. w
Edwards. both of Watcrvillr, were ap-
pointed commissioners on the disputed
claims of Sarah A. Clifford and Lizzie NJ
MpShcr.
In the insolvency court. in the eases of
James NJ. Hayes of Augusta. Frank But
lcr of Watcryilc, and Fred Eaton john
son of ilalloweI. inSolvent debtors first
meetings were held, but 10 assi@nccs APP
pointed,
The following attorneys from out of
town were in Attendance: Judge Emery
-, Bean of Retdlirld. Charles F.1 Johnson
ana Harvey II. Eaton of Watcrvillc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29
Abnaki Reception and Dance.

The Abnaki club will give its annual
reception. Wednesday evening. The mem
bcrs and their ladies. at o'clock. will he
received in the North parlor by a reccp-
lion committc" made up of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Heath. Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Nickery
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Nathan Weston. Dane
ing will begin in the banquet han At .
. clock, where music will be furnished by
Dennis Orchestra. Such as do not care
to dance will play whist, billiards. pool.
will be served after 9 O'Clock. as guests
may desire. Much pains have been taken
to make This reception as pleasurabIc rs
the opening reception, hcld two years
ago. The entire Temple will be thrown
open.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29
State Board OF Trade Meeting.

Portland Me. March 2S.-The Maine
State board Of trade will hold its semi
annual meeting at Portland March aoth,
1898. at +. NJ. The programme viii be-
gin with the summer tourist topic. opened
by Mr.. Wiggin at the last meeting. and
tabled by Hon &. F. Libby for further
discussion. This will be followed by DIS
cussion on our Merchant Marne-lts
Decadence and Restoration" by f. {.
Plummer. Bath, and Pierre McConvlle.
Bangor: and Il discussion On what One
Thing Best Promotes the Material later
eStS Of the State Of Maine I \. {.
Sbley Belfast. ana O. Gardiner, Rock
land
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29
STATE HOUSE.
The Odd Autograph Collection of Hon.
Edward Wiggin.
The Matter Of Fishing In Lake Cobbosscecon
tee Made Clear.

Hon. Edward WiSgin has accented AN
invitation to deliver the memorial ad-
dress before the Freeman McGilycrv
Post at Searsport on Memorial dav
Mr. Wigein has among his treasures IA
book that he had with him while in the
war. and one of the autographs that 1t
contains is that of Freeman McGilvery,
then the captain of the mounted artillery
Among these autographs are many Off
GERS who won great fame for themselves
during the war, and Mr. Wiggin natural
ly prizes them very highly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29
A Sad Case.

Herbert +. Hale, one Of the Splcctmen
of NorridG"Wock and Rev. +. +. Turner
of the same place, brought 10 the Insane
asylum, Il patient whose history makes
the case seem hard. The man is of mid
die age, AMI is apparently as rational ds
any one but the citizens of Norridge-
wock dare not let him remain at home
longer, lest he will carry into effect his
threats on the lives of his family.
He was until u few years ago. IA leading
business man of that town, having Il
large clothing store being quite well off
in worldly goods, and blessed with a low
ing wife and four children, the oldest OF
whom is now but about II years of age.
He sold his business on account of i'll
health caused. ii is said. to the morphine
habit. y year or more later he was taken
seriously i'll, and for weeks his life was
despaircd of. Thanks 10 the best of medi-
cal attendance, he slowly recovered but
not like his former self He has never
been able to work or to enjoy life since.
ana owing to his violent actions at times.
his entire family became afraid of him,
and recent actions have caused the Citi-
zens to take the matter in their own
hands. and make the home that had he
come a he'll for the inmates, at least a
safe place, even though the once devoted
father cannot be with them. Yet they
can ike in hopes that it will one day be
made the same happy home.
Although out of mind on some subjects.
he is probably one of the best posted men
on the town affairs of Norridgewuck
who lives, being for many years the town
IA I.
continued his interest
1t is truly one of the many sad stories
that the insane hospital contains.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

Miss Ethel Russell has returned from
d visit to Boston. She will go to re.
sumo her studies at Colby University
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

\ picked team from the base ball
cranks of Augusta will play a gtme of
base ball With the University of Maine
team in Augusta, Fast day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

w. G. Fifield was passenger on th"
steamer Lincoln, en- route for New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

Prof. f. G. Robinson, professor j
cchmistry at BoWdoin college. was i
Augusta. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

dilapidated sidewalks. unsanitary sur
face drainage. high taxation without
resulting permanent benefits. and the
dreary hopeleSsncSs of ii Shftless pub
lie policy cannot but deter those VINO
are seeking homes and business op-
portunities."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

Mrs. Joseph Williamson, Jr, and Mrs.
l.. A. Burleigh, spent Monday in Port
land.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

d. w. Smith of Lisbon Falls, was 3
guest at the Cony House, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

William e. Barrows is confined to the
house with a very severe cold.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

ly prizes them very highly.
There has been much inquiry about
Augusta and everywhere in the vicinity
Of Lake Cobbosseecontec coacorniug the
exact time when fishing will be allowed
on that lake.
The law reads. that it shall be unlaw-
full to fish in Lake Cobbosseecontae at
any time until the same is substantially
clear from ice. for term Of four wears
from December |. 1896
1t is the term substantially clear that
bothers the freshmen. Some think they
have a right to fish at an earlier period
than others are inclined to think.
Chairman l.. r. Carleton was seen.
Monday, concerning the matter as he is
one of those who drafted the law
In reply to the question concerning
what he termed "substantiaily clear" he
said: The term in itself fits the ease
nearer than any other explanation that
| can make 1T was put that way after
the trouble Of the Lake Auburn matter.
when a party went fishing when a part
of the lake WAS free. and claimed he was
not breaking the law. as that portion
""o'F ne I'Shen N'S li'e from icr. SUB
9''"''"''S 'le'i "''Nh mean ih"t th'fe
must ''c nv rec III 'fc H'Nt' "ul ihaI =
greater part of it is gone ana the resi-
"'' ~ amy ''HH''t"'"''' H'' 'l' hlot9
may bc filled with ice
There is hut little need. however uf
.n Yr.,t = distinction, HI I.,.. I,l...
tI, i., I..,,.., ,,,,,, rn.h , ,.
~ ~ "'''' 81 '''''' """ "'''i
honey -c"mhing in tn" sun for several
DAYS will alposf wholly ,lis.,nu,,r an,
'''
some DAY or night Wh'h there : wind.
Then it is safe enough ID ~ a-tishjnl.
=, ...,.1 ,,..,.,,
II - S''''" "P'" T"'d authority 'hit'
III" fishing is not good for three DAYS
,ft.,. tl,.. .,,l,,,., ,l,. ;,.,
- - ''''' 20 '''' = '''
Th" bangor News of last Friday morn
ing. spoke about our State snperintnndeut
- .t,..,,.. ~, }..;,,,, !. ...
- ~ '''''iN = "V'"S = il'n W'" ""'c q
continuous blush. The blush is accounted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

Lung Kuro quickly relieves Asthma.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-29

fa lies Oxfords. 1<id, Ruesets ana
C.5lH Tops, 80 Ger d. $500
Ladies' oxford Kid Boots, IS cents TO
500
Mems Russct Boots. Calf and Vici.
900 to $500
Mems Patent Leather Boots, $3.50
to 500.
All the latest styles and newest pat
terms of vesting tops.
HASKELL BROS,
Sole Agents Crawford Shoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-15

very kind. Mrs. Barnum was with her
husband at the time he was shot AS
soon as the firing began all Che passen-
gers threw themselves upon the floor OF
the cars.
According to advices from Matanzas, it
is hoped to get some Of the stores from
the Fern distributed tomorrow, but
many bitches occur, and the distribution
may be delayed until Wednesday. The
authorities have been ordered not to dis
charge from the warehouse the stores
that came on the Bergen until the Gus
tom-house authorities permit. There Is
no objection to the Ferns cargo being
quickly delivered, and Consul General
Lee, who has been telegraphed on the
subject, thinks he can arrange the Ber-
gen matter.
HUNGRY TO BEFED. -
The committee of doctors and local
hremen are ready TO issue orders on
United States Consul Brice, and say they
have complete lists made up of all the
needy, but have feared there might be
some mistake. But whatever happens
now, the hungry will soon be fed, and
want will be relieved.
1nsurgent Colonel Vicent Nunez, acting
with his brother, General NuneZ, has de-
vastated great districts in the Province
of Santa Ciara-La Esperanza, San Die
go, Jicotea, and Santo Domingo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-15
.TENDIFFERENTW WAYS
By Which One MAY Break the Health
and Blast the Life-One way


l. Getting run down and exhausted
through excessive hot weather.
z. Through loss of appetite and inability
20 receive nourishment from food arising
from the same cause.
%. Keeping too late hours at night, and
Sleeping too late I'm the morning..
=, NeglectinB to take SUFFICIENT exercise
20 Keep the body healthy. through feeling
ened system.
s. Neglecting to wash the body sufii-
ciently to keep the pores Of the skin
~ Keeping up a constant. excitement by
iretttng the mind with borrowed trouble.
4. Iaking meals at Irregular intervals.
lnJurihg the stomach by deluging 1t
with copious draughts of ice water.
u Through. getting In >draughts while
overneated from active exercise.
~. Indigsstible food taken late at night,
whlch causes biliousness and other UNI
pleasant symptoms.
There Is only one way in which health
can De maintained or regained In spite
or all these dangers which menace II,
ana that Is by the aid OF gentle,
DIood In proper circulation, destroy inn
purities which entar the system, and give
ViBorv and tone 10 the whole body. Such
an aid Is to be found in the use of Duff
iys pure malt whiskey, which physi-
clans so strongly recommend as the best
ana only means of maintaining health,
strength. and energy at all times. The
strongest constitution Is certain to break
down unless II is fortified by some po-
tent agent OF the nature of the great
preparation above named and described.