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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-05
GEN. STONE aEpULsED.
Spaniards Refuse 10 Surrender Near Arccibo
Porto Rico Troops Arriving.

| Ponce. Porto Rico, Aug. 2.-Via ST.
while accommodating northward along
the road leading to Arecibo, on the
north coast, with a company of the "a
| Wisconsin Regiment. encountered OPP
position at Utuado, where small force
of Spanish regulars and volunteers had
| been instructed by Capt Gen. Macias
| to resist to the bitter end.
| The Spaniards refused to surrender,
| and Gen. Stone telephoned back to Ad-
iutnas that he would push on. aided by
a force of natives armed with ma
chetes.
Before the messengers left .AdjuntaS,
where II men had been left, a Spanish
force was reported to be between Gen
Stone and Adjuntas, on the trail be
tween Adjuntas and Utuado. in the
heart of the mountains. As the troops
have to move in single file. 10 men can
stop a regiment. Gen. stones ncssen-
gers rode all night
The transport Massachusetts. having
on board Troops and of the New
York Cavalry. the Philadelphia troop
the 9th Cavalry and the Sth Infantry.
is aground here.
The Roumania. with four batteries Of
artillery under the command Of Major
The transport Washington. with the
4th Pennsylvania Regiment and the
Seneca. with Col. Querto's regiment,
are landing there, today.
The nth and 10Th regular Infantry
regiments ana Troop Il. Of the "a CAY
airy have discmbarked here.
Last night a scouting party under
Major Reed Of the 18th Pennsylvania.
was fired upon by Spanish outpost
fire was returned and it is believed that
one Spaniard was wounded.
THE transport Roumanian which
went aground at Guanica has been sue
ccssfully hoated and the four batteries
of artillery have dsemharked
The transport Massac husetts which
is aground here. is in bad position
and will probably be a complete wreck
Her troops have disemharked. NJ
word has been received as to the pro-
gress Of the decentralization at Arroyo,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-05
INSURANCE COMPANIES WAR TAX.
Must Be Purely Fraternal and Beneficiary 10
Escape It,

Washinptun Aug. THE commits
sionrr of internal revenue has rendered
a decision on the liability of co-opera-
tive and mutual insurance companies
After quoting that part of the act an
pliCahlc to the case. the Commissioners
says that it is clear from the language
now that the exemptions made are not
intended to apply to life insurance
companies although organized and
conducted on the mutual plan. unless
such companies are "fraternal" ben
eiiciary." or purely local in their
character.
| In the case of the particular company
under consideration. it is stated that
| il is purely cooperative or mutual, is
sues no stock and has no stockholders.
| All of the profits or surplus assets go
| to its members in way Of dividends.
| to policies in case OF death In this
connection the commissioner in his let
| ter says:
| THE term fraternai or beneficiary
as used in connection With life insur-
ance companies. would seem to have no
application to the company you repre-
sent ana admitting it to be purely CO.
| operative association. as claimed. its
business, ii appears. is not confined ia
any particular locality, nor conducted
exclusively for the benefit of its NOM
bers without profit.
Upon examination Of the form oi
policies submitted by you, | also find
that the premiums charged are at GER
tain fixed rates, ana payable at stp-
ulated times. as in the case of ordinary
life Insurance, and not according to thu
assessment plan usually adopted by Co
operative insurance companies.
From the examination given, | an
clearly of the opinion that the policies
issued by your company do not CONF
within the exemption referred to-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-05
ON LAND AND SEA.
Bits OF News from Our Gallant Soldiers and
Sailors.

Tuesday was pay day on the Mon
tauk at Portland, and ABOUT $1,000 were
rlid out to the officers and crew
The United States transports Rio
Grande and Leona sailed from New York.
Thursday for Newport News, to take on
troops for Porto Rico
The engineers are removing the
mines at the mouth of the kennabec
and are shipping them to Portland
The lot of new mines recently shipped
to Popham will be stored at the fort
there.
The navy department has awarded the
contract for the construction of "A dis
filling plant on Dry Tortugas island to
the Sugar Apparatus Manufacturing Co
Of Philadelphia. S. NJ. Lille, the presi-
dent of the company. prepared the plans
for this plant which will have daily
capacity of 10000 gallons of distilled
water.
r. j. Sullivan, who went With the
Maine Signal Corps to Tampa, was de
tailed at Tampa With the United
StalcS regular army signal CORPS, and
has been attached to the United States
regulars at Santiago de Cuba for reg
ular service at Porto Rico.
| The Red Cross schooner Mary f. Morse
arrived 1T santiago de Cuba, TUESDAY
afternoon, towed by the tug Briton being
"A days out from the konncbec. with 900
! tons of ice, the gift of Miss Adele Gard
hcf OF Long Island. Miss Clara Barton
presented the complete cargo to Cen
Shdfter for the use of the army The Gift
was greatly appreciated by the sick. as
| the hospital corps was in need of ice
a dispatch was received at Iri.chhurg
Mass, thursday morning. from Mrs Ben
lamin n. Poore. by the mother of Iieut
Poore. stating that the latter was moi
dead, as reported, and that he was with
Gen. Miles in Porto Rico. The lieutenant
his wife added, was in good health. I,ieut
| foore relatives had been very anxious
since Sunday last. when a letter od.
dressed to him at Santiago was returned
here marked dead
The Spanish hospital ship Alicante
which accompanied Cervera's fleet is
at st. Pierre, Martinique The United
states consul there has issued a SAT,
| conduct to her, under orders, and she
is taking stores from the English
steamer Remembrance and the Amer.
ican schooner Edward Stewart. Tn,
last is the first American merchants
vessel to arrive there since the wa.
declared
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STEAMER LOST.
Transatlantic Vessel Wrecked
Near Belle Isle, N. F.
Particulars Are Lacking--Rum
that All Hands Perished.
Thought Now that She May Be the British
STEAMER Ipsden.

st. Johns, n. r.. Aug. 4.-The teie-
graph operator at Tilt Cove, the most
northern Office of New Foundland
wires that report has just reached
tie line steamer in the vicinity of Belle
Isle. with all hands.
The particulars obtainabIe are very
meagre, but the operator says il seems
likely there IL truth in the report be
cause the Labrador steamer Virginia
Lake has been delayed two days which
might be accounted for her being at
The scene of the wreck
The steamer referred to in the above
dispatch may lie the British steamer
lpsden, bound from Quebec for ply
mouth. which was. yesterday, reported
rs ashore on Belle Amour point,
itraighfs of Belle isle. The report re-
,eived. yesterday. stated that the car
90 was being saved
Up to n late hour this evening. no
turther information had been received
with reference to the reported sinking
Il large liner near Belle Isle, with
al hands.
The agent of the coastal steamers
loes not believe that the rumor refers
o the steamer Ipsden. reported. yes
erday. ashore on Belle Amour Point.
traits Of Belle Isle. He believes that
{ refers to a passenger steamer and
hat his mail boat has stopped to assist
the rescue measures.
Fun details cannot he got until thu
nail steamer reaches Tilt Cove.
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MAINE FiREMEN
Have Grand Muster al Bath-Wnners in
the Contests.

Bath. Me. Aug. i.-The second day Of
the State Firemen's Association conven-
ton was given up to the muster, with all
its interesting incidents. In the forenoon
the parade was held, with 1900 firemen in
line representing hand tubs, steamers,
hose companies and ladder brigades. In
the afternoon the races and contests were
held. The pumping contest for steamers
was won by Portland No. g. distance. 2is
feet, p inches: l.. c. Peck of Lewiston,
second. distance. 2ii feet. . inches; Ken
nebec, Bath. third; distance. 239 feet, 8
inches.
The reel race was won by Dirigo OF
Ellsworth; time. i3 seconds; Senator Hale
team. Ellsworth, second. time, 43 3-5.
The hand tubs race went to Niagara of
Brunswick, in the first class. distance
20S feet. Inches Tiger of W arren. sec
ond distance, 1874 feet 2i2 inches. Second
class. Hecla of Randolph. first, 1856 feet
1i9 inches; Torrent of lisbon second l95
feet, 1ls inches.
The hose coupling contest was won by
Auburn No. /. in 2pi2 seconds: Granite Of
| Berlin Falls second. % 80 seconds.
The celebration was the most successful
| of any yet held. The convention next
year will be at Bangor.
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! LIPT0N's cHALLeMoE.
Quite Serious Opposition Is Arising Am...
British Yachtsmen.

| London, Aug. Awhile the eballens.
| Of Sir Thomas Upton for the Americ,,
cup continues to be generally endorsed
an undcrcurrent Of resentment prevail,
In the highest yachting circles, not an
account Of the Dunraven incident, In,
| il liz alleged, because Sir Thomas IL mo-,
considered as representative sports.
| man.
/ 1t transpires that the Royal zach,
Club wrote, as a matter Of etiquette n
| the Yacht Racing Association. askinw
! for+the latter's approval and advice n
regard to the challenge The Yacb,
Racing Association acknowledged The
receipt Of the letter but said they had
| no Jurisdiction.
Mr.. Charles Russell, who had bee,
delegated to hand Sir Thomas's cbaI-
! lenge to the New York Yacht Club. will
therefore, leave London, today. in ar.
der to confer with the officials OF tho
Yacht Racing Association. r. he find,
they have no jurisdiction in the matter
he will ask them to officially Announce
that fact forthwith. Immediately after
this question is decided the challenge
viii be signed ny the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club and Will be cabled to New
York.
The same cable dispatch will an
nounce that Mr.. Russell is sailing far
the United states 10 exchange views
with the officials of the New York
Yacht Club Later, probably on Au-
gust 24th, representatives of the ROYAL
Ulster Yacht Club will also start for
New York, for the purpose of signing
the contract for the contest.
Messors. Upton and Russell and the
builder and designer of the yacht
which is to compete for the Americas
cup, had three hours conference
this morning, in which they discussed
details in connection with the Sham
rock. 1t was preliminary interchange
Of ideas. however, and nothing definite
was settled.
Sir Thomas Upton was interviewed
today, in regard to the forthcoming
race planned by him and expressed sat
isfaction a the cordial record which
the announcement of the challenge re-
ceived in the United Gtates He said:
of one thing / am quite content.
Whatever may be the result OF the race
shall have no cause to complain OF
the treatment Of my fellow sportsmen
across the Atlantic There are no
yachtsmen in the world with whom |
would rather engage in a friendly en-
counter than those of the United
States"
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MORE DELAY
Continued from page -

1t is only fair to state that the war
department for some time has been in
tent upon removing these troops and
more than a week ago, Gen. Shafter
was instructed by special cablegram
to cheer up the soldiers by publicly in
forming them of this determination.
All that the medical department had
to say on this subject was that if the
troops must remain near Santiago, an
effort should be made to remove them
at once to some healthier camping
ground.
Surgeon General Sternberg agrees
thoroughly with the opinion expressed
by the signers of the Round Robin
at Santiago, that men who had suffered
from the severe malarial fevers of the
south Cuban coast, so far from being
immune against attacks of yellow fever
as has been asserted in some quarters,
ger than those who have escaped the
malaria.
Malarial fever, it is stated il no more
protection against Il subsequent at
tack of yellow fever than would be Il
case of measles against small poX,
while the fearful debility resulting
from the malarial fever would certain
~ tend to make the victims an especial
mark for yellow fever.
The department, today. gave out a
statement of its resources in the way of
transports at Santiago. and also as an
incident directed attention to fact that
the troops cannot be Withdrawn as Il
whole until the Spanish prisoners are
disposed Of.
otherwise there is no certainty that,
finding themselves able to do SO, the
Spaniards would not overpower their
captorS, repossess themselves of San
tiago, ard thus lose to the American
| troops the foothold in Cuba which has
cost so much blood and money to Sc
cure
| 1t is, however the expectation that
all of the American troops will have
been removed from Santiago to the
United States by the end of this month
and that is probably the very best that
can be done under the circumstances.
| Today, also, passed without news
from Gen. Miles, ana in his case the
| department feels sure that mo news is
good news" 1t is believed that at the
rate of progress ne Is reported to have
been making in his march across the
island. the general will he at the doors
! of San Juan by the end of next week
| No very desperate defence OF Porto
Rico's capital is expected.
| The attorney general has decided
that the officers and crew of the
United states ship Hawk, which was
assisted by the C9etine on the night of
July I. in destroying the Spanish
steamer Alphonso MI near Havana
are not entitled 10 prize money. mas
much as they neither captured ~ Oh
! tanned possession of the vessel. The
| cargo of the Alphunso XII was des-
| troyed by the Spaniards To prevent
| falling into American hands.
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A SPECIAL BOARD
To Be Created to Decide on Promotion OF
Gallant Men.

Washington, Aug. $50 numerous have
been the recommendations presented to
the secretary of the navy for the promo
ton or recognition in some other suitable
manner, of American sailors, officers and
enlisted men. who have SO notably distin-
guiShed themselves during the present
war that Secretary Long has now deter
mined TO create special board for the
purpose of considering all such eases on
their merits. The President and Secre-
tary Long WILL however. reserve to them
selves the right OF Independent acton III
individual cases such as that of Lieut..
HObSOn.
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MUST AFfIX STAMPS.

topeka, Kan, Aug. 1.-THE Santa Fo
fallroad Co. has begun Il suit in the fed
efai court here to compel the Western
Union Telegraph Co. to pay the revenue
stamp tax on kilograms filed Dv the rail-
way company. The proceeding is in the
''i Vi d" injunction to prevent the tele-
graph company from refusing to accept
Tor TRANSMISSION messages without the
revenue stamps attached. The complaint
alleges that the telegraph COMPANY vio-
lates its contract with the Santa re com
pany when ii refuses to accept unstamped
messages for transmission. The contract
in question gives the railroad companv
reduced rates and free transmission undo,
certain conditions.
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REMOVING THE MINES.
One Of Submarine Mines at Bucksport
May Be Exploded.

Bucksport. Me-, Aug. 4.--The tug
Fanny G. and lighter Ajax arrived
from the Kennebec. this afternoon,
and commenced the work of remov-
port Narrows. A thick fog interfered
with the work and one or two days
will be required to finish it. If suita-
BILE arrangements can be made one of
the mines will be exploded as an ex-
pertinent.
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CYCLONE IN FLORIDA.
Many Places Suffer Heavy Damage from the
Wind and Rain.

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. 4.-Specials
to the Times Union and Citizen ndi-
cate that a hurricane of unusual Sc
verify swept over the gulf coast of
Florida. yesterday. The storm had all
the characteristics of a genuine West
Indian cyclone. At Apalachicola four
tugs and many small crafts We're sunk
Houses were unroofed and almost every
tree in the town levelIed. At Chipley
n negro church and several other
buildings were blown down. At ITALIA
hassee, st. Teresa, Mariana and
Caryville considerable damage was
done deluge of rain fell, telegraph
wires are all down in western Florida
and details are meagre.
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THE EXETER RACES.
our Interesting Events Run of Before Large
Crowd on Opening Day.

Exeter. No. Aug. tSpeciaD. Tho
.ay. were attended by nearly 1000 peo-
lie The races We're all interesting,
he pa class ami 80 class being es-
,ecially So In the farmers race mat
rrs were delayed somewhat by two
light accidents, but otherwise than
hat everything passed off smoothly.
The Judges were: Is. T. Munroe Of
'oxcr0ft. starter; Guy e. Edwards of
Garfield. ana c. F.. Pendleton Of Fox
.roft
AIDES CARRIAGE: RACE-2.5o CLASS
Madam Matchmaker. b. m. by
Matchmaker. Mrs. f. n. Gil
bert Bangor Observation-Disclosures !
highland. blk. h. Mrs. Esther \.
Prescott. Clinton Observation-Disclosures. 2 ?
Time, 3.Uiai. 302i4. sos
'Al{AIERS' RACE-3-MINUTE CLASS
Maud Nelson. b. m, by Nelson.
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Dot L.. h. m, N.ittleGelh ..... / :
Nsullan, hr. h.. ,Manterl ...... Cdr
Dandy Pat b. g. tMoulton) &C.. dis
Time, 2.55l2. 2.i9i4. 2a&, 2.i9l2-
30 CLASS
I. W f.. blk g. by Coastman
tkimhallI Observation-Disclosures. : 4
Mss NY Mood. &. m. ,ManteD .
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rouy Belmont. h. &, tliilD ~. I !
.v,t May h. m. Dealey) ,..... I Z
frank u, y. <. reynolds .... ! :
.3dy L., b. m, ,Lancaster) ~.
;chasticook. Or. &. G}unker $ 3 :
;retn T., br. &, Mckinney DIR
Time. 2.3iA. 2.2Ga4. 2.@l4, 23li2.
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GOOD RACES AT CONCORD, N. H.

Concord. n H., Ang. 4.-Themid-
summer race meeting at Capital Driy-
,ng park came to close here, this at
jernoon. with sport lasting until dusk.
The winners:
The 2.22 class, pace, purse $500, kene
g.. h. $. by Mountaineer. dam by Fear
naught. first; DIR. L., ro g., second;
Clay Cops, b. h., third. Best time,
3.17A.
The 2.lS class. pace. purse $500, Col
leen, ch. m. first; Col Bath. second :.
Sallie Bush. third. Best time. 2.15A.
The pa class, trot. purse 5000 c. .,
y. g.. by Douglass. first; Inez Wilkes,
n, M, second; Nettie c.. ch. m, third
Best time. 923
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WADE'S GENERAL OFFICERS.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE following
to Major General Wade for duty with the
troops going to Porto Rico: Gen. George
w. Davis and Gen. George NJ, Randall. ID
Army Corps; Gen. Il. II. Han and Gen.
w. w. Gordon, 18th Army Corps; Gen. II.
c. Hasbrouck, 18th Army Corps. and Gen.
John a. Wiley, list Army Corps.
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BISMARCK At REST.
Royalty and High Disnitarics Attend the Dead
ChancelI0,'s Funeral.

Berlin. Aug. 1.-The funeral services
held here. today. in memory of Prince
Bismarck were of the most impressive
character. They We're attended by the
Emperor and Empress of Germany. the
various German princes and princesses,
and the chief military and civil dignita-
ries. a guard of honor was placed in front
of the Emperor William memorial church
where the services took place.
The exercises Were opened and conclud-
ed by Il choral sung by the chorus from
the Opera house The officiating clergy
man, during the course of his prayer. al
luded to the great services which the de-
ceased had performed for the welfare OF
his country.
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At MADRID.
Continued from page ID

gent has summoned several generals
for consultation.
La Correspondence de Espana say
the government has no present inten-
ton Of convoking the Cortes.
El COrreo the ministerial organ, says
that, in addition to the Monarchists,
the Queen Regent Will consult Prof.
Salmcron, the Republican leader ana
an influential Carlist chief.
An official dispatch from San Juan
de Porto Rico. says: Most of the
volunteers are in disorganiZed condi-
ton and are abandoning their arms.
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Columbus. Ohio. Races.

Columbus. Ohio. Aug. 4-The track at
the Columbus Driving park was heavy,
today, as result of recent rains, but
very fair time was made in the three
races run in the mud The winners:
The e.21 pace. purse S20oo Split Silk, oh.
m. by Bourbon Wilkes Nanny Etticool,
by Belwood ,Wilson, won; The Swift,
CHI. m. second; Edward o.. b. g.. third.
Best time. 2.13i4.
The 22i trot, purse 5000. Directum
Kelly, II. c.. by DirectRosa. Ludwig by
Ante. Kelley, won: True Chimes, b. g.
second: Clay Fullerton. ch. G., third
Best time, 2i3i2.
The PHI pace. purse 5000, Indiana. b. g.
by King of Bellaire. dam by Woodford
Mccarthy. won; Alloris, b. h, second,
Fairview. b. &, third. Best time, 2lOh
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A WELCOME ORDER.
Skaters Army to Be Relieved from Duty at
Santiago.

Washington, Aug. i.-The secretary Of
war has ordered that Gen. Shafters
troops be relieved from further duty in
Santiago as fast as transportation can he
provided and the transfer of Spanish
prisoners will admit of reduction Of the
garrison.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington Aug. 4.-The following
pension changes are announced:
Original, Theodore l.. Mitchell. Water
VILE, s..
Increase Harvey NJ Doughty. Bruins
wick 81 to $; Especial. July 26), John
Speed. South Atkinson. $50 to $50. :.
Original. widow, etc, Especial, July % 20.
special acD. John r. Bevan, Castine, ~;
Especial. July 26. special acD, minor Oh
Moses Crofts, Auburn, Sl2.
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A HEAD-ON COLLISION.
freight Brakeman Killed and Others Injured
al South NOrwalk. Conn.

South Norwalk, Conn. Aug. 4.-West
hound way passenger train No. 3, due
n this city at 4.0I. collided head-on,
his afternoon. with switching freight
rain from the Danbury division. on the
Washington street bridge. Isaac Da-
lis. a freight brakeman. was killed, the
engineers and fremen on both trains
were more or less injured, while Inc
passengers suffered severe jolting.
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Lieut.. Don Francisco y TierriIy Released.

Camp Long, Portsmouth. y. H., AAug.
4.-Lieut. Don Francisco Torrily of the
Spanish army in Cuba. was released from
Camp Long. this noon, and furnished
with transporta ton for New York, where
he will board the Yale, his destination be-
ing Cuba. He was one of the Spanish
army officers captured at the destruction
of Cervera's fleet His ultimate dcstina-
ton is Spain.
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- - =
4 CARD.

We guarantee every bottle of Chamber
lains Collie Cholera and Diarrhoca Rem
edy and will refund the money to any
one who is not satisfied after using it. Ii
is the most successful medicine in the
world for bowel complaints. both for chill
dren and adults.-John Coughlin. Water
ST. m,w,f,1y
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To Continue the Search.

Halifax, N s., Aug. 4.-The steamer
Hiawatha, which went out in search
of bodies from La Bourgogne, put NJ
to Canso. this morning. She found ~
bodies and buried them. She nas
sailed to continue the search.
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THREE PRIZES.
Continued from page ID

if not to put some of them on second
ship and send them to New York.
Lieut.. Edward G.. Peters, with two
officers and two men. was put In charge
of the prizes and left with them for Ha-
vana. He will thence proceed with a
tugload of the Spanish prisoners 70
New York.