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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
GERMANY AIDING AGUIxAlD0.
Send Arms 10 Philippines America Must
0isarm the insurgents.

San Francisco, Sept. 23.-The Post
today, publishes sensational story to
the effect that Germany is planning t.
serd numerous trading vessels to ths
Philippine Islands and will arm 10000
F.isplrps. besides furnishing Krupp
guns and artillery for field use. Ac-
cordlng to the Post German agents
have made report to their govern,
ment that it will be impossible for the
United States to land more than 3d.
600 men in the Philippines before Az.
uinaldo is ready to make mis- coup Ac-
cording to the German correspondent
from whom the Post story comes,
AMERICAS only hope Of avo.dir g
trouble with Aguinaldo is to d sarm ths
insurgents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
Keep Away from Camp Wikon.

Camp Wikoff, Montauk Point, l.. T.,
Sept. 23.-The following order was is
sued mere, today: Notice is hereby
given that all volunteer regiments
have no'w left Camp Wikoff, and vclun-
teers who are absent on furloughs ~
are in hospitals, should not return here
with the expectation of rejoining their
regiments. The only regiments re-
naming at Camp Wikoff are the 7th
AVID 2ath infantry. and the I'd, 9th AMI
10th Cavalry. The list and 9Th Cavalry
are still here, but are under orders t.
leave.
tS.gned) WHEEL .FsR
Major General Commanding"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
THEY WANT TO TELL
These Grateful Women Who Havo
Been Helped by Mrs. Pinkham.

Women who have suffered severely
and been relieved Of their ills by Mrs.
Pinkham's advice and medicine arc
constantly urging publication OF their
statements for the benefit Of other wo-
men. Here are two such letters:
Mrs. LIZZIE BEVERLY. 1858 Mcrrimac
St., Lowell, Mass, writes:
ut affords me great pleasure to tell
al suffering women of the benefit have
received from taking Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. lean hard
ly find words toexpressmygr gratitude for
what she has done for me. My trouble
was liberation Of the womb. Twas un-
der the doctors care. Upon examina
ton he found fifteen very large ulcers,
but he failed to do me good. took sew
eral bottlesof Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, also used the Sanative
Wash, and am cured. Mrs. Pinkham's
medicine saved my life, and would
recommend it to all suffering women"
Mrs. AMOS TRoMBLEAY, Ellenburgh
Ctr, N. Y. writes:
81 took cold at the time my baby
was born, causing me to have milk
legs, and was sick in bed for eight
weeks. Doctors did me no good. I
surely thought would die. was al
SO troubled with falling of the womb.
/ could not eat, had faint spells as
often as ten times a day. One day q
lady came to see me and told me of the
benefit she had derived from taking
Lydia e. PinkhaIn's medicine, and adj
vised me to try it. did so, and had
taken only half q bottle before was
able to sit in. a chnir. After taking
three bottles could do my own work.
l am now in perfect health"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
Mr.. Bayard Nearing the End.

Dedlham. Mass, Sept. 23.-Hon.
Thomas F. Bayard's condition remains
the same, tonight. He passed quite a
comfortable day but his pulse is beat
ing less strongly than usual and he
gradually grows weaker each hay.
Judging by the way he has failed IN
the past few days. his Death is but
question of short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
$500 Soldiers ~ At San Juan.

San Juan de Porto Rico. Sept 23.-The
sickness among the American troops is
still increasing and at last reports there
were $500 soldiers under treatment. There
are 100 i'll in Gen. Ernest's brigade. Out
RACES by natives are reported from Bar.
ros and Arecoibo. At the latter place
the Spanish troops fired on the rioters.
killing four and wounding several Others
before order was restored.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
This Makes Him a New Yorker.

Washington Sept. 2S.-As bearing upon
the controversy over the legal residence
Of Col. Theodore Roosevelt. it is interest,"
stoned as lieutenant colonel and subse-
guently as colonel of the Rough Riders
ne was credited to New York In The
the list of volunteer officers, Col. Roose-
velts residences Is given as New Ynrk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
AT HAVANA.
Commission Asks for Special Fund
to Succor the Needy.
nsesst P. Pshss's spsech Before The Leading
Club u cIeniussos.


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SOLELY in tho dnval.m,rort of ,o,,,r,oro.
and industrv in Cuta which A. was
prepred to use every effort and, re-
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surprised and pleased with the asnec,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

MACHIAS-Sept 49, ar, schs Terra.
I'm, CALAIS for Falmouth: T. G and w
Kinds. Calais for Boston: c w Baxter
co fer do; Annie w Sawyer. do fol
Providence: Viola. do for do; Charles
Sears. Lubec for New York VIM Tetld.
Cor sound ports; Ira b. st John for
New York: .enetian. PASSPORT fol
Portland: Riverdale, st john for Rock
and; Clement, Portland; A Mac
Nichol. Boston.
BOOTHBAY--Sept 23. ar. schs Fred
A Emerson. New York; Right Away.
do: George Nevanger. do; Annie Sar
gent. Rock,and; ;bkt Nellie S Stone.
Boston.
CALAIS-Sept 80. ar schs Henry +
Eaton, Portland; Andrew Peters. Prov
.dence
Holt. Boston: Sophia Wiley Robson
Islesboro; Yale. Simpson. Philadelphia
Mary Ann Mccain. Gates. New York
Sid, schs Medford Bates. Boston, Mat
tie Holmes. Maddox. Newark: Clinton
Bay Port: lmogene, Duncan. Rockland
j Whiting: Clossen. Winter Harbor.
Sycamore. Bar Harbor for New York.
PORTLAND-Sept %. ar. sim Manhat-
tan. New York: tug Cumberland, towing
three bgs. Kennebec for New York: schs
Clara Goodwin. do for Washington
Charles Sproul, Beverly; w g Nor
do cs Lincoln. Robinson. 20: Native amer.
lean. New York. Calais.
Cid. sch John Twohy Thatcher, New
port News
BATH-Sept %. ar. schs Carrie A Nor.
ION. Baltimore: Richard S Leaning
Philadelphia: ii Buttrick. Boston; Wn
Other Domestic Ports.
BOSTON. MASS-Sept %. ar stms
Caranthia. Br. Liverpool Buffalo, Br,
s; st Croix. St John, N b; schs Alaska,
ltockland, Me; Valetta, Br, st John. N
3.
Cid sch Race Horse, Grand Harbor:
sim st Croix. st John. N b; st John
Yarmouth. Br. Yarmouth: schs B Il
PHILADELPHIA %, ar, SCI
John d. Paige. Kennebec.
CD. sim Carthagenian, st John ani
Glasgow: schs John Bracewell, Saco
Sarah Wood. do.
BRUNSWICK. GA-Sept %. sid. sci
NJ v b Chase, Bath.
SAVANNAH-Sept %, sid schs Sya.
nara. st John. N B.
Sid, sch Robert Mcfarland, Portland
Me, in tow of tug E McCauaey.
BALAIMORE-Sept %. ar, sch &c;
P Davenport, Kennebec; Agnes Man
mig. Kennebec; Charles Davenport
Kennebec.
Hardwick, Br, Annapolis, Mass: Will
lie II Child, Apalachocla, Muriei. Br
Bear River. N s; Amy Knight, -.
CHATHAM. MASS-Sept %. psd cas-,
sim Pentagoet, New York for Rock
land.
PRovINCETOwN. MASS Sept %.
lr schs Island City. New York, ito
discharge. and return after harbor)
Fl M Read. Rockland, Me-
whey ARD HAVEN-Sept %, ar
sim City of Philadelphia, Bangor fol-
New York; schs J Nickerson. Soutl
River for do; Spartan, Baltimore To-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
II Is Believed in Paris.

Berlin. Sept. 24.-The National Zeitune
referring to the Dreyfus affair, expresses
the belief that the petit bleu is a genuine
document. and says: 1T would have been
quite within the province of Col
acknowledgment to enter into relations
"a French officer like Comte Ester
Ae1 preferred information, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
Al Is Quiet al Pekin.

London. Sept PA dispatch to the
Times from Pekins says that the Emperor
and an the higher state officials have ko-
everything iaGhiet,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24

for babies, nvalids, or the toilet" She says II 10
unsurpassed. IS and so cents Il box. All druggists
II IL fur superior to the old time talcum powders
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
Sec. Alssr lnspee,s Camp Wheeler.

Huntsville, Ala. Sept. Secretary OF
VIE Niger and party arrived at Hunts
ffernQon.s and inspected Camp
100 he camp the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-24
(0l11fort powder

"Cooling effect to irrltated skin 10 secured,
says Miss Y. A. Apsey, trained nurse, "by using
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

The Richmond Towltzere have chal-
longed the Grimes Battery of Ports
mouth and the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues OF Norfolk to a contest 90 he Aeid
at ocean View ON Thursday August
21th.. when they viii go down with tho
FUN Battery and lively competition may
Doe expected. such sight as "a solid shot
or shell Swimming over the water 20 "a
target nearly one mile away the shot
being always in plain view is well worth
seeing and Mr. John ID. Potts, the genial
and always accommodating Assistant
General Passenger AGENT ol tle thr@a-
peake and Ohio railway. has kindly offer
ed 10 run "a special train to ocean View
on that day. and give an opportunity 90
all OF Witnessing the interesting event at
a nominal cost. Mr.. Potts has also con-
scented 10 run his train so as % give
all who attend a longer day at the sea-
sore that those who attend may Doe given
an opportunity " indulging iu thr- other
plea sures Of the resort lshing bathing
boating. etc. and there viii aisos be
grand military ball in the hotel pavilion
at night. IL will be trip well worth
taking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

There Will be a business meeting Of the
Richmond Art Glass Tuesday evening. Au-
gust 18th. az S;l5 o'clock, when rules gov
erning the organization will be adopted
An Executive Committee will be appoint
ca and a monitor selected.A wrong i'm
preston has been made IN regard 90 the
class having an instructor. No instructor
has been selected. but the members have
been working under their own mutual
criticism Unu the class has progressed
further. and find the means Of improving
los financial condition. this system Will
Doe continued IL is the hope of thOse in
terested On the management of the class
t1 secure the services of well-known
artist later ON. The gentleman under
consideration is a man of fame. and much
good is hoped 90 hoe gained by his talks
io the class. and criticism of their work
Several parties have recently made ape
pncation for membership and the class
hopes 20 furnish some splendid examples
of work in the spring exhibit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

schoos will give children's picnic IN tho
church grove Saturday
The New store church IL without pas
tor AZ present but the pulpit was sup
utie6 on the nth Sunday by Rev. Or.
Harding. OF Farmvlle.
A revival IL in progress at Bethel M. T..
church and Is largely attended
The annual tent meeting" viii begin
AT White Hall next Sunday. II will as
usual be conducted by Rev. Louis Brans-
ford. OF DanVilie. Immense crowds at-
tend these meetings. Excursions are run
from Richmond and all intervening points
20 White Hall every day especially for
tho occasion.
Among those who expect 20 spend a
part or tho whole Of the month Of Aug
ust IN Buckingham are. Mrs. Stevenson
and two daughters. OF Philadelphia. VINO
will visit their cousin. Mrs. p. VI. Jones.
az Clifton" Miss Mary Roberts, OF
Lyncnburg. who IS visiting Miss Annie
McCraw: Mrs. george Morris o. Farm
,1re. and Miss I.ottie Wells, 81 Peters
burg. who are AZ the Buckingham White
Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Frank Davidson
al Mr. Edward Steger's: Misses Allen, Of
Lvnchburg. and Mrs Walter Cox ana
children. % Woodstock
sis, Mary Anderson. of Richmond. IS
expected 10 visit her friend. Miss Viz
einia Gillian az her home near here.
Mr. Glencross Hebd.tch. Of Newport
News. IS on q visit % his parents neai
this place.
DR.. Henry L. Jones. Of 81. Louis and
wife who wes Miss Lizzie Moore, re-
turned 10 their western home on Monday
after n months visit 90 his home at this
place.
DR.. Louis D. Jones. also o. Missouri.
will remain at his home here several
weeks longer Dr. Jones came nome 10
the family reunion which took place IN
July when the ctciNe children or MI ana
Mrs. L.. j. Jones. for the first TINE in
nine years gathered together ~ the o'a
home. "Keswick.'
MT w. "a. Jones will leave on Friday
10 take charge of his school the Sionesa
Academy. at Big stone Cap.
Mrs. Hannah Of Hampden-Sidncy. Mrs.
Daniel. Of Smithvlle. and Mr. Stewart
Wall. OF Louisiana. visited last we
tbcir relative. Mrs " Cleveland Elcan,
who is very 3D.
professor and Mrs p N. Tyler and two
children and Mr.. Bernard McLaurino. OF
p0uhatan. were on visit Of several day
To- their relatives AZ "Kcsw.cN. last
week.
Mrs p =. Haskins and Mr. whey Has
kins also visited "Kcswick' last week.
Niles Marion Forbes. Of Buckingham
erorf several DAYS with friends mere
after which she left for Virginia Heach
and several other seaside resorts.
Mrs. @. y. Hooper has returned nome
after a visit of several weeks 10 her
paronts Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ID. saunders
at Burkeville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
GOLD MINING IN BUCKINGHAM.
Renewed Interest ia the Industry and
New Machinery Being Ordered

NEW STORE VA. Aug l2-Special.-
Enthusiasm is reawakening IN regard 90
the buckingham Gold Fields The
prospectors Insist that gold exists in large
quantities and In spite OF the difficulty
which has heretofore been experienced
in separating IL from the sulpnurites,
under the new process mining In Buck
ingham will be a highly successful opera
zion. They claim that under the old pro-
cess that the cost OF working was twenty
dollars per ton. while under the present
process IL will be only one fourth that
amount
The machinery has been ordered FOR
the mine near Evanville. and it is re-
ported that work Will be begun at once.
Great interest is also being manifested
On the Hobson mine. near Wcalthea.
which was recently purchased by Nj.
James Lyons. o. Richmond. The mines
are the means OF bringing visitors 20
tho county from all parts Of the United
States. especially the mining districts OF
the west
The New s,ors Presbyterian Sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

J. s. Watson. Danviile. handsome wnlte
oreandio vitb Mr. y. Spindle. Mrs.
Pearson. lively floral organdie' didiho'u9'
with AR p,srrc, and many other cou-
pies. Among others were BITS
Avres who mover looked handsomer'
her superb 0gure showing 10 an
vantage in "a lovely gown on n',.,,.
0rgandle over tafeta SILK. oia.N
and ribbon trimmings. diamonu'' "''-
George w slauson. Roanoke hahus'.il'
old rose silk. black lace uiinnl."-
d. one of the most charming ana a.'
tive women here and always draws
large admiring audiences with her pow
orfuilv strong and expressive voice. MIe-
William Mitchell Richmond ""7
uafiv charming IN superb pearl gray 7i.h'
gloves to match. diamonds MTe 'l, D..
Byron. Washington. red ortan'i'' Nii7'
vs. II. Wales Norfolk hana some
die. Miss 81 Ayrcs. pan'lie' e.'iilII
striking IN lovely white orsahnlr over
sfk. Miss Heckler Richmond Nhi'e or
candle. with ribbon trimmings.
Garnctt Arroe. floral orfanoie' AI-. ID.
A. Crovf0n effective Whil- ''-'....'.
black lace trimming and Me.srs. w .-
liam Calhoun Chrisiiansburr. sly BUSH
CAREER. J. IS. Anderson. a.. J. Pear
com Arrou Allegheny SPRINGS Minor
Mitchell S. U.vauif. Henry I0rauIt
Tinecomb. ID 70 H6ee. W. Ayros
Charles Crlperpcr. Porismol th. and
many others. Blocked cream was serve
al. the girls acting 17 mattresses
FAVOR GERMAN.
A favor german. given bv gentlemen OF
MONTGOMERY White 20 ladies. VIII como
on tomorrow eve and Saturday The
refrrf corw. %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
WHERE SAINTS
ANDSINNERSMEET
Around the Morning Glass at Sara
toga Springs.
KALEIDOSCOPE CROWD
\ Richmond Minister Tells OF People
and Things at the Great American
Spa-Young People Who VIII
Not Sing Hymns.

SARATOGA SfltlNhos Ns -
y -special.-Amoug saints ana SINNER
at Saratoga. We may mention -, 49,
cocker of Tammany Hall, New York
Mayor Van Wyck. also Of tho metropolis
and David B. Hul of Albany; then the
a-rrc..r-s9u OF Doctors OF Divinity-
protestants and Catholics who throns
tha snring-h0usos an coming 20 imoioe
the raev waters. I DO not Indicate
which of these two classes. the poilu-
clans or the preachers, are the 5'i"'5.
and which The sinners, but tnff "'
like Saratoga in August The place Us
large enough for all kinds OF people 10
cot what they like. without stepping on
One anothcrs toes.
Tho only points whore all meet IN COM
mon are the springs and the time t
7al A. H.. when a'l good visitors come
out from am early toilet for their morn
Al The Hathorn we SEQ old men and
r.fdans. young men and children, ine
rlt and the jean. the erect and tine
bowed down. those that skip along with
elastic stop and those that honole on
crutcho4. or roll ON wheel-chaIrs, tho
rich and the poor. Here they mine.e in
kaleidoscope confusion. tO make iace1
over the bitter waters and Y1iuF cndeaY-
or to talk against tine screaming of the
brass band if there is amy time of day
WHOM brass band is not sweet it is
before breakfast and between four walls
AMI "a roof Probably the ll1thorn anc
Congress Spring managers people Voucn-
safe band for their patrons to maze
fhe water tasf. less v.Nain0us.
POLITICAL WIRES
Tho politicians arc here laying their
plans fo catch the dear people 10 the
coming elections and eet their votes and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
THE MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR
Gaieties Follow Each Other in Rapid
Succession.
A BRILLIANT GERMAN.
Tho Dance Led by Prof. Bellezha' OF
Norfolk, with Miss Annie Williams
of Richmond Beautiful Cos
TUNES Progressive Euchre.

nD.' - ,-. 90 craciar -rho eoa-
SfhlN''' t-iott vyifn everything
son ls no." a- 49, H. ,,l, cvorts have
IN Iuh s"lD5' a. a., e,,rh close rrox-
loil'"ee '"'' ths+ B., &. dfflouIt
unity lne pass ..~,,,t the
10 decide "hi'n 7''''''
'most Important, .., e..,....,,t.
Saturday evening Nl' "-"' |
german was mace uo"D'' ~
large number obi par .-..,[-
ing at least invent! SIX ~. '.-"- ..
Prof. a. Belezz"' Oh No ., ,''n' ...-.
recently arrived ana wiz -'.
charge OF the oal-iooI'. ' .i.
cate figures peaHili'"y VIII" '''
Williams lNenin'.''' $1,000. ST.. c.f,..,
AMONG lnr "'' w.. ,-..-...-.. ,.,.,-
harrison No. r......
silk' WIN Ni' .-......l.,
Mitchell hirn.noll' -' 49,.
over iautia s"-' WIZ"
George q. Capei.' JI.' l''.. I'M, A., ,.i-.s
ticu'ary pIe.F lH r.'N' "i.i .-'i.'-.i
DanNile' MISS l..,- r...-
organize WIN MI' ''..N t,. ..,,r
noke. MISS h'''' -''", ,
with BABY DUO Niiiiiii''1,' 'i.t
keryIle. Miss Reed, plhh h"7I-'' '''
g. j.. Pearson. NorioiN. black ace
silk. red roses, with Mr. Pearson, MISS
Bessie Scott Richmond Io-e-l2.'-
mouasciaIne do SOLE WIN Hi. IT, "il'-'
Cincinnati, MISS '"iI
Portsmouth. white emma sik ana .a..
with Sir. 'nat 'upepp'r. IoI '7..l'
Miss Williams. hcnmona' DUO "4'" NJ
ID. u. hohe' Nl5'I.i'' -"'
OF llf. Moses j.. Ho-.' - ~ e"" "'
related TO Governor EYER gus, D. '-s
@. /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
HENRlCO SCHOOL BOARD.
\ Full Session Of the Trustees-NarIna
Teachers Named.

Superintendent j. Is. russell and all on
the twelve members of the Henrico
School Board were present at the resu-
lar meeting yesterday morning.
After the routine business had been
transacted the matter ot holidays for the
ensuing term was agreed upon. Inc non
DAVIS wIu bee ais follows: Thanksgiving
Dav. January 18th, February Z-d. and
Easter with recess from December -'i
10 the third day OF January.
The board passed resolution request
ing the superintendent not 90 give nus
omcial endorsement 90 any applicant for
leadership who has not passed the Siale
Uniform Examination.
Representative Johnson. OF the step
nipa stones 90 Literature. series of road-
ers recently adopted hy the state board
Wa- present and explained the features
of his books.
The Board appointed a committee Of
1--WE with the superintendent as chairman.
10 examine tho list of books presented
and to recommend 90 the board 80 iu-
ture meeting those books which should
be- adopted for use.
The committee is composed of tho sue
perintendent. and Mcsrs. Broaddus
Brooklyn. Hugh smith, Fairfield Caske
smith Tuckahoe. and John Cm'dreF,
Nariu8.
The committee viii meet next Saturday
90 make selections
The time of the opening Of the schools
was next decided. Fairfield Will open
soptomber 18th. Brooklyn. September
l4.n. Tuckahoe. September lftn, ana Va
riua. september -tth
The following appointments of teachers
wore reported for Narina District
White teachers Tree liilI-Miss Bertha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

stopping at the sanitar.um ls q nile
man engaged in "a large manufacturing
business a. Worcester Mass. who tells
me that in 1872 he bought about $4,000
worth OF iron piping in Pennsylvania at
S6 per ton. Two years ago Doe bought
another Dor OF the same size and same
kind of pipe in Birmingham. Ala, az
$3.50 per ton.
This shows what the South can DO.
ana what Dc vni do hereafter in the man
ufacuring liue