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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

CINCINNATI, Nov. Especial interest
Is taken i'll the election in Ohio because
Of the puDlic utterances that the presi.
dents native state should show strong
endorsement of the administration at
this time by returning Republican con.
gressmen. This is what is known as
the off year" The dominant party
has heretofore lost in Ohio at the con-
gressional elections following presi-
dental election, and If the Republicans
hold their own tomorrow it will be q
marked exception TO the rule. The
present apEottiOnment # the Ohio con-
gresslonal districts was made while Nc
hlnley was governor in 1892.
Under this apportionment the Repub.
hcans in 1894 elected ~ and the Demo
craCs only two members of congress.
During the administration of President
Cleveland, i'll 1894, there was tidal
wave in favor of the Republicans. At
the presidential election OF 1896 the Re-
publicans elected 10 and the Democrats
six OF the Ohio congressman. AS this is
the historical ''otf year" the Democrats
claim that they will make several con-
gressional gains and the Republicans
claim they will hold their own at 10 to
and possibly make 1T III to 3.
Ihe only state officers to be elected
are secretary of state, judge and clerk
of the supreme court, food commits
sioner and member OF the board OF pub
lie works and none OF these places
carry with them such patronage as the
places filled last year, when Governor
Bushnell was reelected. Next year
there Will be elected a uOynrnor and n
full state ticket, together with men,
bers of the legislature, with no national
issues involved, but the campaign will
be more animated than this year. Dur
ing the present canvass, the only issue
in the presidents state has been the
support OF his administration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

incumbered estates, devotes much of his
time to managing the same and has a
constantly increasing bank account.
Workman park is the finest of his coun-
try seats, and he possesses town house
in st. James square, London.
The earl is descended from the first
Viscount Torrington, who was a COM
mander in the peninsular war. His full
name is Henry William Charles Byng.
The earl also enjoys the titles of Wis.
count Enfield and Baron Strafford of
Harmondsworth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10
Seven Miners Killed.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. AT the
Exeter mine, operated by the Lehigh
Valley Coal company, Saturday, while
the shaft carriage was lowering load
of ten men to their work in the mine,
three loaded coal cars crashed through
the headgates and thundered down the
hoisting compartment onto the descend.
ing cage. Seven of the cen men were
killed and three injured, and it is be.
heved that not more than one can re.
cover. The victims were all Poles.
Hungarians and SIavonians employed
as miners aud laborers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10
EMPEROR SEEMED HEALTHY.

Jap Minister Announced Decorations Con-
ferred ON Chinese Rulers.
PEKIN, Nov. 7.-Yauo Fumio, the
Japanese minister to China, had an
audience with the empress dowager and
the emperor for the purpose of an
nounclng the decorations conferred
upon them by the mikado.
The empress dowager was seated one
step above the emperor. She made the
usual complimentary speech, after
which the emperor read a speech
couched III similar terms. His majesty
seemed in good health.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10
MANY OF THE NURSES DRANK.
Major jerks Testiies to Decentralization
In Hospitals.

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. AT the
hearing before Ex-Governor Woodbury.,
the war investigation commissioner,
Saturday, Major jerks. who was in
command of the Second division hospi.
tai of the Third army corps, testified
that the number of nurses was INSULT.
cient, He could get no tents, food or
medical supplies.
when we called on the regiments
for nurses" he said, "the captains
worked of on US the poorest men; not
per cent were competent and many
drank"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

PEKIN, Nov. THE foreign envoys
decided to make a strong demand upon
the government for the removal of
General kang Su's troops outside the
province OF Pechll before Nov. 10. Un.
less this demand Is granted they
threaten themselves TO assume the pro.
lection Of the railway communication
between Peliln and the coast.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Nov. T.
Henry Dutfield of Sutton shot and in
stantly killed Il man named Kline at
Camden. Kline, with three brothers
named Lyons, came into the village
with the ayowed purpose of "ownlng
the place" As Duttield started toward
Kline the desperate drew knife, when
the former sho, HIM through the heart.
He will not likely be prosecuted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10
DROPPED DEAD.
MsssillOn Man Succumbs TO a Sudden
Attack While Kindling the
Morning Fire.

Thomas Morgan, manager of the
Massillon operative Grocery Co.,
dropped dead at his home this morning
while he was about to kindls fire. Hs
had bean feeling badly for some time.
He was midale. aged man with a family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

The majority of persons find it hard to
realize that the body should be kept clean
inside as well as outside. Cleanliness OF
the tissues within the body is as necessary
to health and comfort as cleanliness OF
the skin. 1t is necessary to dissolve the
waste material which otherwise would
collect in the body and remove it in the
various excretions. These waste mate.
rails often are actual poisons, and their
retention is the cause of many headaches
many rheumatic pains, many sleepless
nights and many attacks of the "blues."
Are you pale and sallow? Are your
muscles weak and fabby? Do you feel
tired and exhausted? Is your appetite
poor5 Are you depressed and dscour-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10
SAID SHE WAS READY TO DIE.
A Worshiper at Kansas City Then Fell
Dead In IA Meeting.

KANSAS Cry, Nov, FIN trying
to live Christian life, I'm homesiok
to see Jesus. I'm ready to go today,
this hour, this minute, if necessary.
Praise the Lord p Scarcely had these
words left the lips of Mrs. Jennie
Walker at religious meeting at the
Goodway mission, when she fell back
into her seat, dead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Contractor
Peter ID. Smith, who has been on trial
the past week charged with attempting
to bribe Common Councilman W. N,
Stevenson to vote for the Schuylkill
valley water bill, was acquitted Satur-
day night the jury being out four
hours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

Incontinence OF water during sleep
stopped Immediately by DIR, X, Det-
chon's Anti Diuretic Cures children
and adults alike. Price Sl,00. Sold by
Durbin, Wright q Co., druggists, Can
ton D.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

aged' Do you lack energy and ambition |?
DO you have insomnia Are you troubled
with neuralgia or rheumatic pains1 These
conditions arise from disordered state
of the nerves and blood.
What is needed is DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy to build
up the wasted, weakened, diseased nerves,
and to give supply of purer and richer
blood.
DR.. Greenes Nervura transforms the
body from weak, ailing, disordered con-
dition into a strong and vigorous one. 1t
is the prescription of the great specialist
in chronic diseases, DR.. Greene, of Ga8
State Street, Chicago, Ill.,, who can be
consulted personally or by letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

LEXINGToH, Ky, Nov. 7,-.Thgre was
organized in this city society which
aims TO be TO the soldiers who enlisted
for the Spanish. American war what
the Grand Army Of the Republic has
been to the federal army Of the Civil
war.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

Late to bed and early to rise, prepares
man for his home in the skies. But
early to bed and Little Fairly Riser, the
pill that makes life longer and better
and wiser. Il. @. Miller, East End
Phar., \. r. Shenafelt 4 Co., and
Nsher's drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10

What's the secret of happy, vigorous
healthY Simply keeping the bowels, the
stomach, the liver and kidneys strong
and active. Burdock Blood Bitters
does 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10
CAPITOL DAMAGED.
Fearful Explosion Of Gas In
Washington.
SUPREME COURTROOM WRECKED.

Entire Central Eastern Part of the
Building From Main Floor to Subter-
rancan Basement Practically Mass Of
Ruins Records and Books Damaged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10
FIGURING ON VICTORY.
Bott Parties Are Claiming the
State.
THIS AN OFF.YEAR CAMPAIGN.

Democrats Declare It WIN he Beneficial
to Their Cause Republicans Banking
on Firm support For the National
Administration.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
NttSIanD>
u frif a.
Gin iebr bsSeutenoer Sies oer
GnslanSer III Sberasgptem.
9er 9cutj6e 9tcuieID.

Gairo, A. Sept, 2 llbr Nor.
Solgsnoe ssiisrn (samfaa) auisss
aebene 9epei9e, lit ioeben aus gtasri
ein9etroIiene: Seute in Der Sriibe
madtsn bic Serlpiibe sinen beftiaen
Mngriif auf Die ensliidsdgpptiiben
Streittrdfts. aber mir ,uarien iie nad
elnltiinoigem bibi9en Sample suriit.
Seute gtadmittag nm slpei llbr ridten
unlere Sruppen abermals Dor uno be-
febten Smourman. Der Gbalif flob
pdbrenb oes Sormittass unO ipiro iebt
bon uuierer 6auallsrie psrfol9t.
9arl Neufelo murbe gerettet. gs
mar ibm tein 2eio asibebeu. Garl
yieufelo iiel ben Nnbdn9ern oes Wlaboi
In Der yidbe bon 9ongola gnoe oes
,Sriiblinas ooer 9lnfana bes Sommers
1887 in bic SGnoe. st mar Der lebtc
mdnnlide eurOpdiide Gefangene ppn
Yeoeutling. pel1er in Der 6epalt Der
Serpiide blieb.
Sdon auf Der llniperIitGt bate Ieu=
felo proben lelner llnerlhrodenbeit
nno ieiner 2iebe su 9lbenteuern ab9es
lsat uno er ibloB iib ben en9liibell
Sruppen iudbrenb Der Speraiionen i'm
Suoan als SolmetIder Der arabiIben
Sprahe on.
.sSm glpril 1887 be9ab er 1i1 auf cine
@eiie. anseblih in Sanoels9eibditen,
nit elmer Gnraluane bon iiber p;eraig
9ienern. lleber oen 3uef ieiner Gr.
petition luarsn allerlei @eriihte i'm um=
lauf. Sur1 ben Serratb zines glra-
bers iuuroe er nit ieiner ganSen Sara-
iuane bon ben 9srpiiden 9eIan9en ae-
nommeu. Sie erlie Nahriht nab iei.
ner 8efanaennabms lautste oabin, oab
bic 8eiellihaft gel0pft wOroen lei. Sin
tpdterer yeriht meloete, bab gteufelo
berlhont worOen lei. gr perlor beis
nabe iein Yeben. als oem Waboi 9elaat
Duroe. oaB yfenfelo ein eneliIber ooer
d9pptliher SpiOn lei. ab9eIhift. I'M
gu erfabren. ob Wluoir llultapba
paida ben gnaldnosrn 9inHis selinnt
lei. Der Maboi ertldrte mutbent-
brannt, er beoauere, Weulelo nibt aes
bdnst 81 baben. lieB i'm in Setten leaen
unb in's @sidnanib werfen, in pelbem
er bier Sabre ibmahtets. 3ulebt aina
TN Suoan oas puIOsr auf bic 9lsiae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
Subuqu, Soma, 9ienaag, bcn 13 September 1898

gemadt 81 baben. Senn als bic gr.
ploiiOn itattIano, fubr elm StabsOffiSler
nit lelner 6rau al oem Sauie borbei,
uno ltatt oes @3aren perloren oiele oas
Seben. gluh Der GutIder nuroe
lebenssefdbrli6 perlebt, nno auBeroem
erlitten nob unseidbr orelbia anbere
Perioneit nebr ooer mlnoer 1nere
%erlebungen. 3olanolu's ueritiimmelte
Seihe muroe inter ben 3riimmern oes
6auies 9efunoen. Ser @sar uno Die
G3arln fubren 9eraoe 25 Wtinuten ipas
ter on oem Sauie porbei.
IS Iino in Mostau bisle 8erbaTtun=
gen porgenonmeu lporoen. aber Die
ruiIiide Yrehe bat ben Sefell erbalten,
nlbts BON Der Sabe 81 ertulbnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
Maerl / 9sabsiInfea.
q E 10 orf, 6. Sept.

~ ~ ~ - o' @Npts
Sine @rplpIipn bon Gbenitnlien in
oem Gn9ros 9roauen ojsibdlt bon
g9ilnOr d slmsno. Gfc Is. StraBe
uno 3. 9lucnuc. ucrnriahte Elm 6euer.
oas eiuen Shuben bon $l25, 900 an.
ri1tete.
ST. Soiepb. mo-. 6. Sept.
Gin Sornaoo bsriibrte geltern 9tabs
mittaa nm 96 llbr Silo st. Spiepb.
Die SiebbOis. .9prltaot. uno Der ourh
peuislben angcrihtcte S3aoen miro
auI $25. 600 biz $50, 900 geIhdbt.
SipurGitp. Sa., z. Sept.
Die .Monoamin 6arniUal 9lhoeia.
tipn" bat Yrdlioent Wc0inlep cinQe.
laben, an ben Serbiifeltlibieten bonn
3. bis s. Sltpber tbcilsnnebmsu. iuie
lie aajdbrlih bon Yswobnern Der
Staaten Soma. g. Satota. Nebrasta
uuo WIunsiuta perantaltst wsrosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
6 afro, 4. Sept.

General 9itbener telesrapbirt, gtur
spei britiids SiiiSiers wuroen in Der
Shladt eetDotet, lieutenant 8reniell
bonn q. Cancers 9te9inent uno Gapt.
Galoecott bonn Warnifi6ire Gegiment.
8reniea fiel bel einem alansenoen 9ln=
oriife oes 81. CANCERS. nel6es Il
Wann on 5obten uno 20 an Yerwun=
oeten perlDr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
tnuit.
M a r iballtow II. Sd.,
z. September.


Sie cjuIions=Gon onpention bon Gemo=
fraten, YOpulilten uno Silber=Gepu=
bIitanern mar nur ibDa6 beiuht Die
glemter wuroen wie iolgt pertbeilt De-
mOtraten: Staats= SetretGr, 8eneral=
9lnpalt. Shabmeilter. giIenbabntom=
mndr fir ben tursen Sermin, Glert
lluo Stenoerapb oes Sber9erihts !;
YOpulilien: 9luoitor unb giienbabns
Gommilidr fir ben langen Sermln;
Silber=Gspublifnner Sberri6ter Sol.
9enoes Sifet muroe nomlnirt:
Staats Setretdr /: CLAUDE Yorter,
glppanooIe @ouutD.
Shabmeilter: 9tels Nnoerion, Ses
Moines SountD.
8eneral=glnmalt: s. Or. parions,
XDOn.
Sberri6ter: 90. q. epurrisr, poli.
9luoitor: g. 8. 8illet, pOlt.
giienbabn=Gom fir ben lans
gen Sermin: u. Sanion, S'Srien.
Sir ben tursen Sermin: 8. Y. gDll=
lis. Clinton.
Glert bes Obsrssribts: 8. 6. &.
pertins, Yolt.
StenOarapb i'm Sber9eridt: W. u.
Gerren, Saplor.
Yraiibent @eStinleb uiro mad
Nmnl1n rriteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
Selegrapblibe 9epei6eu.
SnIano.
Gerbrrrenocs Syeuer.

Rem Yorf. 5. Sept.
Cine Seuersbrunlt in Der Gellulolo=
Gabrit uno ben an9renSenoen @ebdus
ben on Der gDelt Scott= lno Sarcp=
itraBe in Newart. N. g., bar 9eltern
Nabt einen Sbaoen bon menlalten
$500, 900 angeri1tet.
Sie Staats=G Gunbcntion in Wariball=
fn,t11t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
9orta We E Il y balica,
z. SEPT.

2ailer gilbelm Iaate in elmer Geoe,
bic er bier beute glbeno bel einem 5elt.
ellen belt. iiber Die glrbeiten Der He=
sierunS 6ol9enoes:
SD boIfs, es miro mir eelinsen,
Die Musiidten, beionosrs in gs;us aui
ben glderbau, 10 81 aeiialten, oab sic
9etrolt auten 3eiten entge9enieben iOn-
nen uno bab alle ar0Beren Snoulirie=
spei9e unieres Taterlanoes in gleiber
g9eiie be9iinltiat wsroen, iooaB lie iit
tueiter entiuideln t0nnen. Sies miro
ieoob nur mO9lib iein. wenn Oas 2ano
lib unter riibriaem Sortarbeiten rno
unter ben Seanun9en oes 6rieoens ents
iuidelt. mie ibn uns bic 9iitige Sano
oes QroBen Serribers. Der ilber llns
tbront. entsegenbdlt. Der 6rieoe tann
ieoOb nidt beller aeIibert werpen. als
ourb Die oeutihe glrmee, burb arilno=
lihes Sprbereitetiein fir ben &rie0.
gott 9ebe, oaB ,uir itets i'm Stanoe Iein
m09en, nit iharfer uno gut erhaltener
gDalle ben g8eltfrieoen su idhben.
Sann fann Iib Der wefpbdliibe Bauer
rubl9 gum Shlai nieoerlegsu. St
trinie auf oas Wobl WeltpbalsIs."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
Cmaba reiieit.
8 nj a ha, 9leb., s. Sept.

y NJ aba, Web., 8. Sept.
Cine SpecialbepeIde aus Waibin9s
ton beiast. oaB bic Webrsabl Der bOh-
fen 8esierunasbeamten pdbreno Der
Wode Der 6rieoensfeisr auf Der Iuss
ftelun9 nod Omaha tommen iperoe.
Prdlibsnt WcGinlep bat bic ginlaouna
nit Yeraniisen ansenommen uno wiro
auf Der &iidrsiie bon Omaha Chicago
beiuden. Sait idmmtlibe Gabinets'
mit9lisber babsn Die ginlaoung ebens
fals an9enommen. @sneralpOiimei-
iter Smith miro am penniDloanias
Sage, ben 5. Sttober, cine 9lnlprahe
halten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
&ublanb.
Scr ,Trieornsiiirf" beornbt.
0ouh Q Cont
6 oub on. 8. Sebt

9la1 elmer bier berOiientlihten Nab=
riht 1T in Der perSangenen Wobe in
Wostau Elm perwesener Seriu1 CUR
grmoroun9 oss Gsaren ssmadt woroen.
Ser Ylan Der Yerihlu0rer mar. ein
Saus, oas oil Der Strabe lag our6
welde Der Gsar nit Der @sasia paiIiren
mubie, nit 8as ansuIiillen. uno oann
IN benz guSenblid oas Gas 3u entsiin-
ben uno cine grplOlion su peranlallsn,
in welbem Der Gsar Uorbeitam. Glner
Der Ssribm6rer iOllte 81 benz 3lued i'm
Sauie blsibsn. uno mubte babel fir
bic CUTE Sahe natiirlit aud iein eiSer
mes 2ebeu Opferu.
Diele Iufaabe mar einem 9e,uilien
9lleranoer 2olanou suaeiallsn. Sn
ieiner MufreSnns jeooh ihsint Der
Mann sinsn Srrtbum in Der 3sit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
grstIs Der A,tsetse.r.

Seber 5ou Der epaIte per sasr..-....-.--sisoo
Wtordts......... 400
@rbBere gussisen biatsss
9oeaT.Iotiseu.
Gar iebe SeiIe grepisr cOsr bersR Rau1 Sas
srtte WtaI Is Gents,
Seiratbs. anb sosesanssis.a NIT spsx9 q -
otHe eprub sl.0o
an,.isen. bie benz Seite bsr fatboNi4s8 aiyAs
aIsutSsr iino fiueen tetns aufnabma
1n,eieen fenoe man fpdts
tens am 1llontas Wen
gen elm.
SsbGzteiien aIlsr att prompt auS taia
diisgeflart
Gfite: Gde Der 6. mo So,ucs strdss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
Seuti d | a II b.
Berlin, z. Sept.


Sn einem Der 8aroe 8rasonerreai-
menter. osHen Sfii,iere in leBter 3sit
Yaccarat 81 boben GinieBen aeipielt
baben. 1T es 81 einem bdbliden Stans
bal aetommen. Bring 9llfreo bon
Sadien-& oburs bat 5000 Wart uno
lieutenant 8peBe iein sanses germ0-
gen in elmer SiBung perlOren. 3mi-
ihen Goebe uno einem anoeren SfiiSisr
entitanb Elm Strsit. Der 81 elmer Gor=
oeruna fiibrte. Der Sberlt oes Ee9i-
mentes berihtete bic 9lnaelegenbeit an
Den Gaiier. Grsiirnt iiber Die MiB.
ahtuna ieines 8erbots oes Sasaroiple-
lee beihieo Der Gaiier ben Prinsen
9llfreo Su iib uno beiabl ibm, bis gum
80. September llrlaub gu nebmsn.
Die beloen anoeren SffiSiere wuroen
faIlirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-13
3ur Grflarnna bcs Cbiacn.

Der Gampf um ben Dberen 9til bil=
bet elu midtiaes Stiif Der nelleren
@sidibte 9lirita's. 9lm 4. Houember
tperoeu Is Sabre perflolien Iein. leit
Sifs paiba's Seer ppm Maboi per=
nidtet wuroe. glm 26. Sanuar 1885
fiel &bartum unb fano General 8Oroon
ieinen Sob. Sm Sabre 1886 wuroe
aud ganS Nubien NIT Sonspla BON
ben Ne9Dptern oerdumt. Sie Nieoers
eroberung bes Suoan begann init ben
9tieoerla0eu, welte Die Gn9ldnoer i'm
gluguIt 1889 bel 5osti an yfil benz
Waboi. uno am 10. 6ebruar 1891 bon
Suatim am Gotben Wssere aus Ssman
Si9na beibra6teu, uno wuroe ourd
ben Sic9 Der Staliener iiber bic Wab.
bitten I'M Sabre 1894 bel Sort @aor=
Bat, uno bic Ginnabme bon Gallala
lpeiter porbereitet. glm 9lil islblt ers
iolgte oann Der erIte SorltoB Der Gn9=
ldnoer I'M Jriibiabr 1896. Sin bri=
tiid.d9pptildes Seer brah unter benz
Sberbefebl bon Weneral Gitdener bon
@aoibalfa auf uno beieBte mad ben
9liifli6en Beiebten bel Sistet am 6.
SUM-. uno bel 81 Safir am l9. Sept.
1896 9onsola obne weiteren gDioer-
itano. Sept bat aub oas britiid.
dapptiide Seer bel Smourman iiber
ben Miaboi eineu nit perbdltnibmIBig
aerinsen Spfern srtdmpften Siea gee
wonnen, lnb 3bartum lit iekt pieoer
in ciDililirten Sdnoen, um mabrIbein=
lider g8eiie in oieien al oerbleiben.
Ssnn ba ourh bic CUR umsebuu9 Ter
Yiil=Gataratte sebaute gilenbabn cine
ihnslle uno oausrnoe 8erbinouns oes
SUDAN init 9ssppten aeiihert III, tam
i'm Sale neuer Yeoroblng ourd bic
Serpiibe leidt Elm 9iilfs-GOrps ben
gtil binaufseianot perosn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-18
Eastern ateamboat
O..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

.Y COmmencSnS June ~ 1S26.s as-s so
Leave Bath daily Aincluding SunAaSH& -,
S.s5 A. M. landingAat Westport Junc13ea.
Isle OF Springs. Southport, Mouse. Canl.
toI and Squirrel Islands, Spruce Point
Ocean Point and BO0thbay Harbor: con.
meets at Mouse Island for Christmaa
Cove. Heron Is. and PemaQuid.
Returning. leave B0othbay at Z s. p. n.
Nnciuding Sundays. making same land.
!. Leave Boothbay Harbor at 11s A. n.
,anoing daily Sundays excepted) at Ocean
Point. Capitol Island, Squirrel and. NouSo,
and w estport. Mon, Wed. ana Ell. m
Five Islands, and Tue, Thu. and 0st, ,Sf
Isle of Springs and Sawyer's Is, Returl-
Ing. leave Bath at 3 p. NJ
Leave Bath at $50 A. n, ON Tue. gY1is.
and Sat-. for Westport, Westport inrsc.
ti9n. Riggsville. McMahan's ana Iive
Islands. Southport. Mouse, Capitol and
squirrel Is. and BOothbay and Iin1ekIhsa
Bay route. Leave Bo0thbay at 30 "A m
on Sun, Wed. and Fri, makine san1
landings. Sat. evening express c1fn.
mences, July g. Leave Bath al GSo r. RI.
Noon express commences July I'LL
rue. Thu, and Sat, leave Bath A. n. e
A. M; BoOthbay Harbor at II A. ~ -
POPHAN BEACH.
Steamer Gardiner leaves POpham 1o&h<<3
daily at us A. n. and go r. n: leavoe
Bath at 800 A.. n. and s r. H., landimR
at bay Point Cox's Head, ParkersS H0S1
Htnckley's and Phippsburg Center. g,T,si
JAS. b. DRAKE. Pres. and Gen. Mr..
w. w. MASON, Agent, Bath.
Il. A., LEWIS. Agent. Boothbay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-18

Maine well deserves the designation
than five of the governors OF the va
rious states at the present time were
born in.tale Pine nree State. The list
includes Powers of Maine, Black OF
New York, Pingree Of Michigan,
Rogers of Washington, and Devine OF
North Dakota. The last named was
elected lieutenant governor and has
just taken the oath as governor upon
the death of Governor Briggs. ;. He
was born in wHitefeld. Maine. All
five were born on Maine farms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-18

While statistics show that drunken
ness is increasing in Paris, and the
amount of liquor consumed in London
keeps pace with the growth in popula-
tion. the amount of liquor consumed in
New York is said to be ever on the de-
crease. even while the city is SO largely
increasing in population. The number
Of saloon licenses issued in New York
for this year was 1900, while last year
the number was nearly 15.0OO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-18

What welcome those big sea fight
ers willtreceive in New York harbor.
Saturday. The ships in the parade will
include the New York, Brooklyn. Ore
gon, Massachusetts,. Iowa. Indiana and
Texas. They will steam up North
river to Grants tomb. with its in
scription LET us have peace" where
they will fire . salute with the guns
that sunk Cervera's fleet. Every ship
and, every crew should be cheered to
the echo. but the cheers should be a
.littIe the longest and lOudest for the
oregon which steamed $1,000 miles
srom thet ner Mos4awest to SO gailantly
axenxe the ship of the far Northeast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-18

Major General Crease of the British
Royal Marine Artillery, has devised a
new scheme for the coast defense of Brit.
ain. HIS plan Is to build eighteen floating
batteries of II, 500 tons each, thickiy ar
mored from deck to keel so as, to be
practically torpedo-pr0of. but of such
light draught that they can fight In shall
low waters. They are to be armed each
with sixteen heavy guns in four two-st0ry
turrets. and manned by naval militia. He
would have. besides, nine "battleship ex.
terminators," armored destroyers OF grea,
speed: supplied with a ram. torpedo tubes
and light guns. The cost would. be $780,.
100000 General Crease Is now on the re.
tired uSt