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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-06
Other Domestic Ports.

VINEYARD HAvEN-Aug 5. ar
and sailed barkentine Trinidad. Br.
Providence for Annapolis, N s; schs
Catharine and Julia a Berkele. Staten
island for Boston: Lizzie Cochran
Perth Amb0y for do: VIM X Park
Philadelphia for Portland: Henry
May. ElizaDethport for Boston: Annie
a Booth. New York for ut. John.
Mary c Stewart. Philadelphia for
Rockland: Emma Green Perth Ambov
for Rockland; Lester A Lewis. Hobok-
en- for Belfast; Jesse Hart H. Edge
water for Tenants; Orizombo. Hobok-
en- for PASSPORT; b NJ Mahoney. New
York for Bangor: Nightingale. Port
Reading for do; John Perry. Port
Johnson for Portland; Pleastantville.
Br. New York for Port Midway; Anna
Shepherd. Rockport; Belle Russell.
Morris River, n J for Lynn; Ponder,
Jr, Port Reading for Bangor: Magic
Smith, Br. Edgewater for Pictou, y S;
Bessie a. Br. Maitland, y 5. for do:
Hattie McG Buck. Staten Island for
Portland; Rabboni, Bangor for New
York.
Also arrived. schs G Lindsay Ho-
hoken for Waldoboro: Alfaretta Snare.
Perth Amboy for Portland VIM Jones.
do for do; HazelwOod. Br. Edgewater.
for Canso. y s: Adelge. Br, Perth Am
boy for St. John; Glendy Burke, Blue
Hill for New York
Sid schs Jenie II Palmer. Br, Frank
l. p. Br. Two Sisters, Br. Rewa, Br.
Psd. schs Woodward Abrahams, Bal
timore for Portland; Abbie * Bentley.
New York for ST. John, Dolfa. Br. do
fer CheVerie.
BOSTON-Aug ), ar. Sims New Eng
and fBr), Iivcrpool: Halifax (Br). Halt
itx. y 5; Prince Edward CBr). Yarmouth.
Y S: John Wise, Green's Landing Me.
owing bg Margery; schs Daniel Simmons
Br), Port Gilbert. n S; Maggie Miller
Bri. II M Stanley tBrD, st John. n B:
Seraphine CBrl. Clemeutsport. n S; Lizzie
Wharton (Brl. Noel. y s. Annie @ tBrl.
\ -; Julia and Martha and A Hooper.
Calais, Me; James Q Gray. Saco; Mary
Snow. Rockland: Mary + Cushman. Els
worth; S a Paine and II Curtis. Deer
Isle
CID, br Sceptre OBJ. Dexter. Lunen-
\ 5.
Sid, Sims fremont. st John: Yarmouth
lBr}. Yarmouth. $; tug Elsie. towing
bgs City of Montreal. from Newport
NCws Portsmouth. y II. and Chalmette.
from Baltimore. Portland: Fred Dali
zell, towing bgs Belle of Oregon and
Raritan from Newport Newsl. Portland
SIM Salopia (Br). West Bay. n S.
NEW YORk-Aug ., sid, sch Centen-
NAL. ST John. \ Il.
PORTSMOUTH y H-Aug ). sid. sch
Mary Wiley, for Bangor,
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-11
THE JEWISH SOUTH.

est, and other places. The proceedings opened
by Dr. Gregorig member of Parliament, who sum-
med up his programme as follows: First, all Jews
to be excluded from trade in provisions and the
necessaries of fe secondly, the treatment of Chris
tan patients by Jewish doctors is to be prohibited ;
thirdly Jews not to be allowed to purchase land
or houses, fourthy, such property of the Jews
has been acquired by speculation and usury is to be
confscated; filthy the expulsion of all the Jews of
bad character is to be demanded. Another member
of Parliament, DR. Pattai, reviewed the development
of the Anti-Semitc movement, and dwelt upon the
enormous progress it had made. He dealt more par
tcularly with the recent decree issued by the munich
pality Of Vienna separating the Christian from the
Jewish children in the schools. He observed that
this measure not entirely approved of by the
government, but added that any ministry which at
tempted to interfere with moral and religious educa
ton would have hard fight before it. DR.. Lueger
the notorious Anti-Semitic Burgomaster of Vienna
of the lions of the occasion, and delivered
one of his Enthusiastically violent harangues
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-11
Ube Galtctan Outrages.

1t is with deep pain that record the recrudes.
Friday late at night, the entire Christian population
of Kossow, town in the eastern portion of the
province, against the Jews and proceeded to
act of the most barbarious and savage fero-
city. When missionary who has intruded tactlessly
the cherished isolation of China is slaughtered by
the populace Christianity outraged and calls aloud
for vengeance. When Armenians are massacred in
their villages, England rings from end to end with
fierce nvective and eloquent denunciations of the
brutal Turk, yet drunken and Infatuated popuace
may be burned over his head Der Jude wrd YER
brannt;" the orators dumb. 1t is almost in
credible to read how in this year ofgrace, Jews-nen
and children stoned to death in the Streets
or burnt to ashes in their homes Years pass
heads and the world advances with breathless
speed but the priests still bounding on the pop
ulace to riot and carnage, like medieval monks
thirsting for another and Jewish st. 'rtholo
And all this in the heart of modern, civilized pro-
gressive Europe! With such barbarity to it's credit
the less arroganty it Grams it's morality down
the throat of the backward oriental the better But
the lesson is obvious AS long crazy deputies
permitted to preach spoiaton from the parliament
tary tribune, long political incendiares per-
mitted to nhame the passions OF the ignorant mob,
so long will robbery rapne, and massacre continue
to burst out periodically with undiminished fury,
and the Jew be the martyr among the peoples.-LOn-
don Jewish Chronicle.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-11
SOUTH.
Ube RABBITS fortune.
a story Tounoeo on Facts.
BY REV. HARRIS COHEN.
story Tcunoeo on Facts.
BY REV. HARRIS COHEN.

1I61HREESCOREa and ter years had passed over the
SlgS head of Herschel Mchinski, when at the cele-
bration of family FEAST and to the extreme
regret Of all who heard him. he declared that he had
determined leave his native town. and to end
his earthly in that distant land of his dreams,
Palestine. MY youngest child is thank God,
married, he said, and my only and fervid wish
now is to gaze upon the sacred soil Of Jerusalem be
fore die
Rabbi Herschel, though old and worn, of
stately form, with long, flowing beard and pair
Of eyes beaming with brightness and intelligence.
He was born and lived all his life in Vkovisk, a
dirty little Polish town in the neighborhood of Su-
valki, about two hundred versts southeast of Eyd-
kuhnen. He was of poor but respectable parents,
who ready to hazard their Ill in all in order to
bring up their only son to the service OF the syna-
gogue. There theological colleges any
systematic course of education in the whole of the
Guberny in the days when Hersche began his career,
and he gained his knowledge principally from his fa-
ther-an erudite Talmudst-and from the occasional
and always gratuitous assistance of the aged and
pous Rabbi Jacob ben Shmuel, the religious guide of
the community at Vilkavisk At an early age Her
sche showed symptoms of uncommon intelligence
signs which worth everything to his struggling
parents for they were the evidence that their
efforts were not made in vain. And, indeed, not
many years elapsed before their dearly -cherished
hopes became realized for when the unsparing hand
OF Death carried OIL the sanity Rabb jacob 1t be-
came at undisputed fact that young Michin-
ski-then only eighteen years of age-would be his
successor. Thirty days of mourning for Jacob ben
Shmuel passed, and the Vilkavisken Jewry
unanimous in appointing Herschel Michinski to fill
the vacant post The community convinced
that none was fitted for the call than the young
scholar whose attachments undeniably great,
and whose antecedents without blemish. If
anything tended to be in his disfavor it the fact
that he was still bachelor And it no slight
fault among the Russian Jews of those days to
main in a state of celibacy after the age OF eighteen,
particularly in whose aspirations were SO lofty
as to become a
Does not the Talmud say argued one, that it
is the bounden duty Of males to marry when they
eighteen?"
a;d ther 90 and iS L elSex.,lere
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
CRUISER oHARLEsroN.
This warship wm Seize the Ladron,
IaIauda

This warship WIN Seize the Ladrone
Islands.
San Francisco, June 9.-The Evening
Post will say to-day that the cruiser
Charleston will not 90 TO the Philippine
island Immediately, but that her destina-
tiOn Ia the island OF Guahan, in the La
drone group, controlled by the Spanish,
which are about 1900 miles from Manila
and $500 miles from Honolulu. The
chief city OF Guahan is exceedingly we'll
fortified for such small place, and af-
fords one OF the best harbors and coaling
stations on the Pacific. About six months
ago the Notifications were strengthened
by the Spanish to present formidable
resistance In case OF attack.
The Post says that the United States
will seize the group and use the island
Guahan for Pacific cOaling station in
addition TO any others that she may seize
in the future. The Charleston. the Post
continues, was ordered 10 wait at Homo
lulu for the first fleet Of transports that
left this city and take the ships to the
Ladrones.
II is asserted that the artillery which
went on the Peking was really intended
to garrison the forts at Guahan, and
after quiet is restored and the islands are
under the control Of the United States, the
Charleston will, with the transports, 90
to Manila.
IL is said that the MOnsdnock will not
stay at Honolulu, but will proceed to the
LadrOnes, and there remain as a perma-
nent guardian OF the interests OF the
United States.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
WAR REyENUE BILL.
Compromise Bin Agreed Upon by IN
lnnlnrnnca. annnnnIllnn-

Compromise Bn Agreed Upon by the
Conference Committed.
Washington, June 9.-The conferees on
the war revenue bill concluded their
work at noon to-day. but decided not 70
report their agreement to either house
until all the amendments can be printed.
This. II Ia believed, eau be done by or 2
o'clock.
The committee decline TO give out any
terms Of the agreement In advance Of the
report 10 the house. Il is known, how
ever, that the senate silver seigniorage
provision was retained, though in modi-
lied form.
The compromise provides for the coin
ing of 100000 month instead OF Sl,-
100000 as provided in the senate bill. II
ls estimated that at the rate provided IL
will require about five years 10 coin the
silver in the treasury.
Tho amount OF bonds was alsO com.
promised, being placed at tlOO,0OO,0O0.
The differences between the two houses
On the tobacco tax were adjusted ON the
point Of taxing the stock on hand by In
serting provision for tax additional 10
that already paid Of three cents a pound
on stocks OF 1000 pounds and more since
the llth Of April. There was also com.
promise on the size Of the packages, the
smallest packages being p ounces.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
TORPEDOEs FOUND.
The spanish Torpedo Boat Destroyer
Made Its Escape.
A.

The spanish Torpedo Boat Destroyer
Made Its Escape.
Copyright Associated Press.)
OF Santiago de Cuba, Saturday, June
4, 2 p. H., via Kingston, Jamaica, Mon
day, June o, ga. m.-The firing by the
New York and New Orleans, briefly re-
ported last night, was directed against a
Spanish torpedo boat destroyer, probably
the FurOr or Pluton, The character OF
the enemy was not definitely known
until next day when the torpedo boat
Porter found two loaded tOrpedoes
floating of the shore. Neither had been
discharged, and one sank and the other
was hauled on board the Porter. II ex.
actly fitted the description of the tor.
pedOes carried by the Pluton and Furor
II Is believed that the torpedo boat de.
trOyer escaped. She was seen by the New
Orleans when too far away to do any
damage and the heavy 6re must have
driven her back. When the Now York
arrived she would have time to slink
along the shore and back into the harbOr
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
.hree days agO lrOm Key west on lhe

three days ago from Key West on the
steamer Panther.
They are intended. not for distribution
among the feet but a. a landing force
pure and simple. Though no official
confirmation has yet reached the navy
department Of the newspaper reports
that come from SIMPSONS fleet to the ef
feet that he had landed marines at Cal
manara, and that they are in possession Of
strategetic strOnghOlds on the hills near
by, naval officers here reinclined TO accept
as accurate the reports. They feel pride
in the fact that the navy through its ma
rine adjunct earned the distinction OF
being the FIRST to occupy territory in
Cuba.
officials here express belief that the
troops have already sailed from Tampa,
byt no one in authority and advised Of
the facts will make the statement pub
Iirly
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
STILL IN THE CITY.
W, L. Trimblo Talks About CochitI and
His Famous Stages

W. L. Trimblo Talks About Cochiti aud
His Famous Stages,
". l.. Trimble, who came In the other
day from the COchiti mining district, is
still here, and hOnOred Tue CITIZEN
office with pleasant call this afternoon.
Mr.. TTimble has the contract for haul
ing the ore and mill machinery OF the
COchiti Gold Mining company, (Albe-
marie peOple), and states that his work,
In accordance with contract, is progress
ing finely.
He also stated that the Albemarle
folks are determined to develop their ex
tensiye properties thoroughly, II not
hampered and harrassed by unnecessary
legal complications and technicalities
and, when they do get down to solid
work, the future OF the golden district
will at once be solved.
Mr.. TTimble also stated that travel Ia
the famous Sulphur hot springs Is start
ing out nicely, his fOuT-hOTse stage ear.
Fying list N six passengers 20 the re-
sort on last Monday. These stages are
made for mountain travel, and the seen
cry from Bland TO the SulDhurs, over the
Trimble route, cannot be surpassed any,
where In the United States,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09

Henry Carpenter, the warrior of Tljeras
canyon, drove In to-day aud WAS noticed
In consultation with Commodore Kent
He states emphatically that the Ric
Bravo Spanish fleet Is securely "bottled
up In Anheuser harbOr, and that the
battleahip Lager will soon commence the
bOmbardment OF the entrance fOrti0ca.
tiOns IA soon as the commodore trans.
ters his flag from the Bavaria Hop. IL A
Captain Carpenters opinion that the Rio
Bravo fieet cannot get away unless i'm A
Wayerlng condition, for the sehOOners
under the commodore are manned by the
best gunners.
The little six-year-Old UtruriO Garcia,
the boy who was shot In the neck at the
time the OBannOn child was killed by
the ruiiianly Ruiz, has had 10 contend
with the measles since being confined u
his bed by the shot that nearly extin-
guished the flame OF life. DIR. Hone IA
giving the little fellow the best of atten
tl0n' and he has about recovered from his
wound and the disease. The boy will. In
all probability, always have a stiffened
neck and have his head turned 10 one
side as result OF being wounded.
There. Is happiness at the Las Moy M
ranch, about thirty.fye miles from this
city. Mr. and Mrs. David Farr are reyel-
Ing In the innocent smiles and cute prat.
Tie OF fine baby boy, which arrived on
Monday night. Mr.. Farr, the happy
father, Is a brother OF William and Jo.
ssph Farr.
The event OF the season was the opera
OF hrmine," given last Tuesday aud
wednesday nights. II will be- repeated
next Monday night at popular prices,
a complete line Of pOtted meats and
delieacies for luncheons and plonies, al
Bells.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09

The report comes from Rocky Ford,
Colo, that hail stones fell In that section
yesterday, killing calves and other small
stock. "Hail stones large enough 10 kill
calf" will probably hereafter take the
place OF the old stand by expression, "as
big az hens egg"
The feast OF San Antonio, out in the
Sandia mountains, will take place next
Monday, and the people OF the little
mountain village are preparing to enter
tain big crowd Of yisitOrs
Owing 10 the inclemency Of the
weather the opera, "Erminie," will be re-
peated on Monday, next, at popular
prices-bO cents for reserved seats.
Reserved seats only Gtty cents for "Er,
mine next Monday night. Secure your
seats early. There will be a big rush.
Judge j, ", Crumpacker is expected to
return from the east this evening.
Novelties in our queensware depart
ment, Whitney Co,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
BRITISH sEoRETARY nANIsmED.
Porto Rico Authorities Claim that He Cav
Information to Americans,

Porto Rico Authorities Claim that He Gave
Information to Americans.
New York, June "a copyrighted spe.
cial from st. Thomas, Danish West In
dies reports that Macias, the governor
general Of Porto Rico, has banished from
the island Walter Belts, secretary of the
British consulate at San Juan, after sub
jecting him 10 fifty six hours imprisOn.
ment and grossly mAltreating him.
British Consul General Crawford has re-
ported the affair 10 his government. Belts
was accused OF revealing Spanish mill
tary secrets 10 the agents Of the United
States.
The day after the bOmbardment at San
Juan by the ships Of Admiral Sampson
General Macias caused an extensive sys.
tenn Of mines TO be installed In the outer
harbOr In anticipation OF a return OF the
ships and subsequent bOmbardment.
Although the greatest care and secrecy
were observed by the Spanish In mining
the harbOr the details OF the work were
conveyed 10 Consul General Hanna. lie
Is now making an extensive report 10 the
navy department.
In some way General Macias learned
this, and az the British consul has been
guarding American interests at Port 0
Rico ever since the withdraw OF Hanna,
he at once suspected that Englishmen
had conveyed the news 10 the United
States officials. He peremptOrily sum.
mOned thirty British subjects before him
and put them through searching ex.
animation, after which several we're
east into prison for twenty
four hours. Upon Secretary Belts
General Maeias visited most
OF his wrath The British official was
practically accused of having revealed
the military operations, and was dragged
OF TO dungeon. There he was kept
lifty-six hours in face OF the protests OF
Consul General Crawford.
When released Belts was presented
with his passports, and he left for st.
Thomas.
The military plans Of General Macias
we're not disclosed 10 Hanna by British
officials or subjects, but by trusted officers
attached 10 Macias' staff.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
OPERA "ERmISIE-"
Had weather Keeps Back = BIg Attend
anos-WIli he Apatn Presented

Had weather Keeps Back BIg Attend.
ancs-wiii he Again Presented.
The opera "krminie" was reproduced
at the opera house last evening, and
while the audience was not Rs large a.
ON the previous evening. the play was
rendered as we'll, IN not better.
The rain, which came up late in the
afternoon and continued until after /
o'clock, no doubt was the cause OF the
small but very appreciatiye audience last
night.
Immediately after the last scene the
company OF amateur stars" appeared be.
fore the foOtlights, and had their pictures
taken In a group by Photographer yoOr.
hees.
Mrs. Blakley informs The CITIZEN that.
at the request Of many who were unable
TO attend either of the performances
given, she has concluded TO present "Er-
minie" for the third time In Albuquerque,
aud has selected Monday night, June l3.
Tickets are on sale at O'Rielly's drug
store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09

The telegraphie news editor on the
Oilobe-Dem0crat has an idea that the
small iron safes. handled down this way
by the Wells, Fargo Express company,
are worth tampering with by tram ban.
Tits.
In recent dispatch from this city, ia
regard 10 the supposed amount taken by
the Belen ROBBERS when they dynamited
The safe, the Globe Democrat news editor
has the amount $750OUO, when IL should
have been $500.
The latter figures are still in doubt,
but the S0cOrT0 Advertiser, In Its account
Of the posses pursuit from that county,
says that money package wrapper was
picked up showing that IL had contained
the sum OF $1,000, and that the men were
forced 10 abandon the silver money they
were carrying, about f40O. where they
killed Vigil and his men, and IL is tolef-
ably certain that the Indians got It."
The exact amount taken by the daring
train robbers and murdereTs will not be
known until the Wells, Fargo Express
company Is ready 10 give out the news,
which date IL at present unknown.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09

fellow who conducted the Silver City
Eagle for Proprietor LoOmis on the "rule
or ruin" plan, and took advertisements
and circulated the Eagle "free OF all
costs" In many cases, just 10 do up" the
Enterprise aud Independent OF silver
City. Loomis was Ebsent from his bust
ness on other duties most Of the time,
and Whitten finally conducted the Eagle
10 the graveyard. He knew nothing
about the printing business, although he
considered himself thoroughly capable,
Tor he was a college graduate" back in
tho paat
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09

The COnradO Gonzales, mentioned Ia
THE CITIZEN OF yesterday afternoon in
connection with the Jose Romero y Ruiz
cattle stealing, Is not the popular and
we'll known COnradO Gonzales. Of this
city, who IL the son Of an ex county com
missioner Of Los COTrales, now deceased
The man. who Ia keeping out OF the
clutches OF Sheriff Hubbell, is COnTado
Gonzales, alias Manuel Garcia y Ro,
nero.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
WILL INVESTIGATES.

senator Lodge Oner- y Resolution Co In
vestigate Lobbyists.
Washington. June 9.-In the senate
this afternoon lively discussion sprang
up over q resolution offered by Lodge for
investigation Of the distribution Of
money paid under the claim Of the
Methodist Book Concern South. II is
claimed that lobbyists got 30 per cent.
of large amount Of the claim. although
congress had been assured that agents
would get no part OF the money. Several
southern senators denounced payment TO
lobbyists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
TO BE ANNEXED.

President Mckinley Determined 20 Secure
Hawaiian Islands
Washington, June 9.-The president
has in contemplation, according to a
senator who was in consultation with
him TO day, the submission Of special
message to congress calling for the I'M
mediate annexation Of Hawaii as mill.
tary necessity. According to this sena-
ator the message will be delayed few
days to await the action TO be taken by
Speaker Reed and the committee, but II
is likely to go in early next week.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09

Hong Kong. June 9.-It is announced
in q dispatch from Canton that rebellion
has broken ont at Chow Chow Fu, prov
ince OF Kwan Tung, The rebels captured
the city, killed the magistrate, his wife
and others and burned the city Of va.
men. Troops have been sent to the scene
OF the outbreak.
Serious disturbances have also broken
out at Ning-Po, province OF ChO kiang.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09

The Santa Fe Pacific train from the
west, eleven hours late. arrived In the
city this morning At 10 o'clock. The de-
lay was caused by the ditching Of a por-
tiOn Of freight train at WinslOw.
No ~ and No. 1, from the north on the
Santa Ne, we're both nearly two hours
late last evening, caused by a washOut
near La Junta.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09

The Midland Hotel restaurant sOlieits
your custom, the proprietor feeling as
sured that trial meal with him will in
sure return Of your patronage.
Hon. Pedro Perea and wife, OF Berna-
lilo. drove In from their up-the-riyer
home this morning.
Leon Hertzog has returned TO Los
Lunas, after few days visit Ia the me-
trOpOlis.
X. X. Lee Simmerman, registering from
Louisville, KY, Is at the Grand Central.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-09
PresIdentiai Nomination..

Washington, June 9-The president
TO day sent these nominations to the
senate; Volunteer army-Msjor Gener-
al, Warren Keller. Ohio; brigadier gener-
al, John z. 8. Goblin. Pennsylvania.