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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-04

The great
remedy for
nervous pros
tration and
all nervous
diseases of the
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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-04

The farmer, the mechanic and the bicy-
Gle rider are liable to unexpected cuts and
bruises. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is
the best thing to keep on hand. 1t heals
quickly, and is well known cures for
piles. SoDERGRRN & SODERGREN.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-04

We are here TO make your photos and max
them ri, hit
The qualities can be noticed at sight;
Mat ,rials the best, workmanship the same,
IL the photo don't suit who Is to blame
Not Steckbauer & Borough.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-04

To RENT-Two rooms over the restau
rant next to the postoffice. Apply to
Mr.. Frank j. Goodsole, orb. L. Hooking,
Hancock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-06
SSH c0NGaess.
Continued from page L.

Chiffon. Texas discussed the work of
previous censuscs ana Indicated the
enormous amount OF work unnecessary
and irrelevant. that had been performed
He hoped that the effort of Hale to re-
duCC to reasonable proportions the topics
To be handled by the 18th census would
be successful.
quite uncxpct teddy Il lively civil ser
vice debate was precipitated just at the
close of the session. Carter. in charge of
The bill. said that he would have the
measure printed with amendments that
had been offered to it, aud for that pur-
pose would consent to have it tempo
rarlN laid aside.
The Vice President laid before the Sem
ate the reply Of Secretary sherman to the
Senate Resolutions requesting information
IA to the application of the civil service
law in his department. Secretary Sher
man recommended that certain positions
in the state department be excepted from
the operation of the ciVil service law
COCkrell. Miss. said the President him
self had ample authority to modify the
law III accordance with the Recommended
ti"n of his secretary of state. For II sec
rotary of state to come to Congress for
such relief as Mr.. Sherman requested
when his own chief, the President. has
fun power to act. Is presumptuous.
Allison said that in making his reply
Secretary Sherman simply complied with
the explicit request of the Senate.
cockrcll thought it was unnecessary to
consume time in discussing this question
unless there was Il desire on the part of
the Presidents party to tie his hands.
tullom. H.. the author of the resolu
ton calling for the information, said in
a general way that he was in favor of
the civil service law. but notifications in
its application might he made with add
vantage. He said he had no information
as to specific violations of the law. but
would like to have the whole matter in
Vcstigated
Jones. Ark. held that the heads of de
partments ought to have the right to re-
move incompetent employees without ref
erenCe to thu action or representation of
the civil service commission.
AT 3.15 the Senate went into executive
session and soon afterwards adjourned.
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IN OPEN REBELLION.
The BoI,ns Maryland Republican Representa-
lives Stick 10 Their CoIors

Annapolis Md. Jan. THE split in
tn" ranks Of the Republican members
Of the House. which developed at last
nights caucus. continued. today. witt,
the result that the House was compell-
cd To adjourn until tomorrow. without
having organized
The truuhlc arises from ,hy position
assumed ny II members of the Ralti~
more city delegation. who say they are
in rebellion against the rule or Sena-
toy Wellington, Governor Lowndes and
other party leaders. Without the aid
uf seven If the seccders the Republican
majority cannot elect a Speaker. and
With four II them. the Democrats could
effect an organization.
TIL" rccalcitrant Republicans have i,
candidate for The Speakership in Nh
Schaefer of Baltimore. and as Yet moth
ing has been done To indicate a fusion
between them and the Democrats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-06

were today, very hopeful of getting that
number.
1t was positively announced that the
Republicans of the chamber would be a
unit on the vote, Senators Morrill,, ioaf
and the two or three Republican senators
who were classed as doubtful prior to the
holiday recess now being considered us
committed to the treaty. The supporters
of the agreement also expect to have the
aid of the Silver Republicans. with the
exception of Senator Pettigrew.
The Populists will be divided and ma
idrity of the Democrats will be against
ratification. The Democrats, however
have given up any idea they may have
had of making the annexation question a
party issue. and ii is believed that TINS
action will have the effect of increasing
the affirmative vote on that side of the
chamber.
There is no doubt that the situation IN
China is largely responsible for the i'm
proved prospect Of the treaty, as many
senators hold the opinion that for the
United States to hesitate in this matter
at the present time would be to manifest
a serious weakness.
The advocates of the treaty announce
their intention to make few speeches, hut
they expect stubborn resistance from
Senators White. Pcttigrew. Gray ana
OF hers.
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against the production of the record of
ole man in condemnation of the best
system Net devised for the publication of
the government service. He said the civil
service commission did not endorse such
work
Lands said that after the present nd
miniStration came into power Mr.. Bene-
diets private secretary had been dis
missed But he had not remained out of
the service He had been reinstated and
after successive transfers was now in the
office of the commission. If the COM
mission did not endorse him why was he
now in their Office
Unless the law was modified by its
friends. 1.andis said Il Democratic Presi-
dent and Il Democratic Congress would
destroy il root and branch. The law
should be rescued from the clutches of
the zeaots. Lands was vocferously APP
pauded
Greene. Pop, Neb.. closed the debate
for the day with II speech in favor OF
civil service reform. He criticized Mr..
i.andis who. he said, urged the abuses of
the spois system as an argument for Il
return to that system
Richardson. Dem. Tenn, in reply to
Lands. asserted that the record showed
that when the civil service was extended
To the government printing office only 81
per cent. of the employees had been APP
pointed under Il Democratic administra-
ton while a per cent. had been appointed
by Republican public printer.
At i.J5 the House adjourned.
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Polo Notes

rms is the first season Il Salem team
has scored more goals than it has lost
Pawtucket has lost but Il goals in five
games. and has won %. yet four of the
games We're Victories.
Wallingford hasn't won a game since it
was last strengthened. Its record is one
game won ana b lost
Waterbury American: The Waterbury,
players are not stuck ON the new cages
invented by Willie Parsons of New Bri-
tam. Neither are the Hartford PLAYERS
lhey were used in the game, Saturday.
Bath Times: Referee Snowman was
presented with a fine ivory whistle in
Gardiner. Monday night, by Turnbull of
the fortlands. He used it, Tuesday night
for the first time. There was Il chance.
FOR lots of trouble for 4 referee in the
game. and Snowman deserved great credit
for his work.
fhe PaWtucketS keep ahead Of the 9th
ers because the forward players as well
as the men at the rear are ever ready to
.lnsnp in and do sturdy blocking SAYS the
providence journal The Salem club is
doing the same thing. ANA the interior
rncc work of the second rushcr. Connel
is u great factor in the success of III p
Witches.
considering the fact that four members
Of the Gardiner team are of the old .Au-
SuStaS. the following from the Portland
Argus has peculiar sound: The Gardi-
neF team Is now quite strong and il is
no disgrace for any team to be defeated
by 1t as the men are playing fast polo
ana are apt to take a fall out of any
thlpg in the league
Herald: McGilvray of the Bath team
passed Sunday at his home in Woburn.
He says tn" Maine League is doing fine
ly, and will surely finish in its present
shape. that Portland is doing the best
business of any of the clubs and that
Walter Burnham will make lots of money.
Mac speaks highly of Campbell and of
the work of Tarrant and the Moneys.
lie thinks the Maine teams play Il faster
and Il smoother game than thOs" in the
National.
Hath Times; Il am done inviting
friends to polo games" said Manager
bonncll after tho Bath-LcWstun contest
Last night, h" had for guests the first
traverse jury of which he is Il member
and his team WAS defeated. ON two pre-
NiouS occasions he had the Uniform Com
pany. /. X. X. p, and the directors Of
the Maine League as his guests. and on
both occasions the home team was de
feateu. Attention was called to the ab-
bits foot which he was wearing on his
watch chain, and he said II guess | will
take that off, too
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SHIPPING NEWS.


ROCKLAND--Jan J,ar. schs Sardin.
ian. Haiverson. New York: Mareellus
I.arabee. Belfast for Boston
PORTLAND-Jan :. ar. sim Fremo-
Ia, Murray. London. John EngIis Nev
York: sch Henry May. Perry Rel
Beach for New York. put in TO stop
leak
CID. Sims Vancouver, Jones. Liver
pool Peconic. Mills. New York; sen
Flora Rogers. Francis Ponce. P. r.
Sid. sim Sarmatean. Glasgow. Van.
couver Liverpool, Manhattan, New
York
MASHIAS-Jan 5. ar. sch Montesamsh
Boston.
BoOTHBAY-Jan 3. ar, schs Harvard
II Harvey fBri s. John. y y: Stella
Maud C2ri do; Lyra tBrb do; Annie Har-
uer Br do. Lacola tBri do Perfetts
tBrr DO: Rehecca w Huddei Amt Do;
Marion tBrp. do: Roger Dixon Cbrl. Hills.
horp. y ): Annie Shepard RockpOr.
Forest Bell tBri. Mazurka coas,wlse: H
: HpVutOu do. Onward do
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM BILL.
House Republicans Present Measure With
Which They Are Well Pleased.

.,,, ., IT..
washington 'Hi'' = Il, olll -, ~
reform "l ''' vlNi SCI ~ law Nlt,1' ""f
po'H IN ''l''" oN St"Nl"i ''i''i'il'
i-ep''pic'liN "i 'n' i'o"H' "lt''HN" ~ va
system IN us present FORM. InakcS s"'tp-
lhG changes III ta' present SAIttli. tiit
most important p'iiS me rStIpiShlit'n'
OF Il '-Er"r tenure ol oihCP ior .h"S' E"h
81 Hiti'h' 'ihP'oH. "H' a. 'H"N "iti'-
IN the t'' ms "a t't IN II. "io",' i
hmllS the apphCitl"n "l th' CIV ~ SCI We ic"
system 10 eh' utPd' menus ~ S1'''t ~
t"i ana |" lp'aitlieS "i'i = w N'''i ''utii
"ti Oh tilPl"H'S tAI''NN -. 81" 'f
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fauS''' ana III t"Sv ol t['i'oN al tii' "a 19'9
ShdH n' Sln''lh'u an" 'ii' P'P't9 tI"N' i"
record "l lh' oHlN'.
Al PtiN"'iS NOW ~ W. i"''N F'
are 10 terminate th'it service NY NN'I
from tH' t!h!' 't'' IN tVt ''i>'S l.
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piIl.N Oh ll'St i"i SUNS l'i 'N'l'i,o,i NV
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Nominations by the President.

Washington, Jan. The President has
sent the following nominations I" the
Senate, today;
Justice-Francis &. Lowell 70 be
United States district nldgr for the dis
triCt OF Massachusetts.
Statc-Owen /. w. Smith of North
Carolina, To be- minister resident and con-
sui general Of the United States t. IL
IBERIA; James q. stowe Of Mexico. to be
consul general of the United states NJ
cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope: Herbert
q. Squiers Of New York, ~ be secretary
of the legation Of the United states at
Peku. China.
TO be consuls IF thu United State--
Adolph l.. Frankenthal of Massachusetts,
at Bernc. Switzerland. Neal Nj MILAN Of
Michigan. 1T Port Sarnia. Ont. James NJ.
Ayers of Ohio at Rosario. Argentine Re-
public: John H. tirout. Jr.. OF Mdssao llU-
scttS. at Malta. Edmund L. BrouowSki nt
Illinois. now consul at Breslau, Germany.
at F'urth. Bavaria, Charles w. t.rdman uf
Kentucky. now consul at Furth. Bavaria.
at Breslau, Germany.
The President also sent ia 2 large num-
Der of appointments made during thu re-
cess of Congress and which have hrrH
heretofore announced.
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SEC. CAGES VIEWS.
His Report TO Congress on Civil Service Posi-.
bly, Reflects Presidents ideas.


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Congressional Notes.

representative johnson OF North
DAKOTA. introduced n bill Wednesday, 70
repeal the law which mas iuSt cun, into
effect to pelagic sealing ana the import4-
ton OF Sralskins taken by pclagjc Scalers.
Assistant Secretary Howell has a.
cidcd that herring taken Oft the coast
of Newfoundland and brought into the
ports of the United States in American
vessels should be admitted free ot
duty.
The name of Charles Page Bryan to hc
minister to China. was presented 70 Tho
senate in executive session Wednesday
ana referred to the committee IN foreign
relations. The nomination has been hrln
up for three weeks or more MIR. Brvan's
friends accept the release Of the nolniuu-
ton as an indication that the President
desires continuation.
Congressman GrosVcnor of ohio. mr.
rived at Washington Wednesday. and
was i'm the House. TO al Inquiries MS 10
ln" S'hat"llli contest he expressed the
opinion that Senator Hanna would hi re-
elected. III Hanna should he defeated -
said he, 1t will he by a combination of
Democrats and boiling Republicans
winch viii give the Democrats the Sena-
tor for III" long or short term
Senator Teller Of Colorado. "Wednesday
introduced concurrent resolution do
claring that the bonds Of tho! l-ritnd
states, principal ana interest should at
the option of the government be naid in
standard silver dollars aud that such
payment is not in violation of public faith
or IN derogation of the rights of the pub
lie or creditor The resolution was re-
ieff"d TO the iinanc" committee
Representatives Lowering of Massa,hu-
sets. introduced Il bill. "Wednesday
recommending to the various states of ne
mon the adoption Of Il constitutions !
amendment giving to Congress power Ia
establish uniform hours of labor in ,nnn
ufactories throughout the United States
1t r"cttes tn" variation in the work in
the various establishments. ranging from
~ to - hours. discriminating and disad-
Nantageous to both capital ANA Iaho,.
ana the unconstitutioualty of state leeis
!ation on the matter.
The French embassy has been ,ntifnd
~ cable that the new French ambass;,-
dor, NJ. tambon. sailed on the C;ascorne
from HaNre, last Saturday, and will ar
rive in New York. the latter mart ~ this
week. He will remain in New York n
lew days and Will come to Washington
the middle of next week The French
consul general NJ Bracw.teri has. been
! IN Was hington for several DAYS IN CON
terence with Reciprocity Commissioner
l\aSsnn. furthering details of tn, reel
! pfnciN Arrangement between France ana
TINS country. Tho essential poinis how
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YARR0W HAS GOOD EYES.
NE Sees Great Competition Ahead from the
Engineers OF America.

London. Jan G.-Alr. Yarrow OF Var
row 4 Co. leading engineering firm in
Poplar London cables to the Times
from Boston, that the result of his tour
Of New England has impressed him
with the fact that q most severe COM
petition IS Inevitable from The United
States. He thinks the English ensi-
neers now on strike are Ignorant Of
the progress of other countries" ami
offers 70 defray the expenses of the
tour of delegation that would so from
OF PREPARING a statement as to the So
cial and financial position Of American
NnCinNorS
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HsWs NUGGETS.
-
Brought BY The Wires from NORTH. s..
South and We,t

! j. H. Blhmcnthal & Sons fqn,htos.
montreal, have assigned. LIABILITIES ~
/ If. Iaccharin. the famous pbv..et.
q Tsar Alexander III, ~ dead at a.
( ccw
Three men were Killed at the Avond.,
{ Pa. mine Of the Delaware. Lacka,.@sasa'r,
Il Western Coal 60. We,In1sda', anna
terrific explosion Of gas.
According 10 the Rome c1rresno.a.
IF the London Daily Mail the p1,e ' sa
nominated Father Snatic Of New w NJ
director Of the Vatican obNaryatores IN
viii reside az the Vatican ne
In East BOSTON. "Wednesday night ~.
Annie King IS years old atternn,s5" I,
fiji - lighted Kerosene lamp and ne j -"
shllt was 50 terribly burned thai ghe dssi
4 few hours after at the hospital 'i
The appeal for clcmency in the easa !.
John Oxen. sentenced to bs ha,peaj y. Y
the murder Of Mrs. Hattie McCloud. "
denied. Wednesday. by Gov Wolcnttf ~
Lieutenant Governor and Council r9s,, ne
ring
The lumber yard Of the Saginaw Ian,
Der d Salt 60. At CROW Island the
miles below Saginaw. Mioh.. were an ~.
late Wednesday night The yar,ls a.,
tain lG.0p1.G~J feet Of lumber and the Nh
plant is valued at SlvJq0a0
The various catholic bishops ~ can,d.
discussed tho Popes encyclical regardins
the school question in an Informal mar,
ner, ~ Montreal TUESDAY evening ara
decided 10 let il go 70 the faithful yin
out any remarks on their part
Captain g. ID. s. Trask, governor ~
the Sailors Snug Harbor Home. q.
Staten Island, who was censured BY N.
trustees Of that institution. handed in
his resignation. Wednesday
w w Thomas. Jr. Of Portland Nc
who has been appointed minister 10
Sweden and Norway, accompanied h;
his wife and son sailed from New Yor,
Wednesday. on the St Louis for South.
ampton.
Charles H. Simonds 81 years Of ara
was found dead Wednesday evening
hanging in a barn in the rear Of his rss.
dence ut Pea body. Mass. II Is supposed
that the act was committed during
period Of dependence He had a wife
son and daughter,
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GROWING Bitter.
CONTINUED from page -

J., ,,tarcat Ia me contest and II favor
! able 10 the opposition MT. Suy'ef IL
/ tended the Republican House caucus fi3,
! Saturday night ana voted l"r boNN ,'ii
are constantly after him 70 Voif aka'h"'
| Hanna t.,
! Representative Griffith and "sp"clhiiy
| about the preferences ~ 1tA. H''Itiu
| there are reports that the wives ~ DINER
RenubIicau members are beng fHihi"H
il, the contest and also that IN" wives "l
some Democratic members are urging
their husbands not 10 vote lot any iFs-
publican senator
Mr. Kurtz and his assistants are re-
norfcd to be unable to control the anti
Hanna Republican members Tor Z Demo
cratic senator. COY. Bushn"h ana M W
hers of his staff attended the theatre. To-
NIGHT and an incident occurred 70 cdhSf
much cheering for Hanna.
The feature Of the day was the pass
ana. in the House dts iirst measure ana pF
unanimous YoteD of a bif repeating tm'
law for 50-year franchises To street rail-
WAYS This repeating bill was introduced
bv Representative Bramley, one OF tue
Republicans opposing Hanna.
After Bramley spoke for ms Di1' Mf.
HuxwcU rcplicd ANA charged Braml"y
Win using this bill for defence and bun
comb. Eoxwell said hc voted for the
50-vcar franchise law in the last l.esiAlh-
turc ana was sorry for II, but ala not
then understand the measure and was IN
dnccd to support IT by senator FORAKER,
who was urging the members - pass
that law.
Tho debate became general and it was
freely charged by members mat Senator
Hanna vas az the STATE House, Two gears
ago. as we'll as senator Foraker lobbying
for th,. % wear street railway franchise
law Other proceedings in the House
were merely routine. but the lines ~
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SPARKS FROM MAINE %lRES.

h,,i' ~ co ,la1F ''iI,t'I 49, W ~ ttt'
street Bangor Loss sl5oo; insurance.
$3.50.
Amos Cook Frye. postmaster at Frye
burg, Me, and a much esteemed citi-
zen, died in that town. "Wednesday.
aged A. He was a cousin to United
States Senator FRYE of Maine.
The Webster wooIcn 90 at Nahstn, i
making extensive improvements and adj
ditions to the mill leased Of the r. u.
Jones eslaIc' New tarn'me ana Stnh5os
fancy looms VIII Soon he ,3,nnin., ,rh,.
Did water wheels do NOT furnish power
sufficient t" run this increase in machin-
@,.. - wv 81 iil.i' ,t. i!"M ~ M''i y
;,t -, a. t 1891. M ~ ~ !,
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Marin, Notes.

Capt William Snowman pilot o. o..
Steamer Bay State, and VINO tend
Years has been chief pilot on Por.a an.
and Boston steamers. has retired Gu bis
SQUAT of ill-health. He will remove "
former home AT Georgetown. Me
The fishing schooner Uncle Joe ai,,,rds
az Portland Tuesday, with 'D@" p e.ner.
OF fish Capt. Brigham reports we .arir,ls
ms the storm OF sunday on M3lti me
rock. The crow suffered greatly ronassel
Old and 50 heavily was the ss lily
coated with ice that it was with d't'N
hat she was worked into port
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FULLY REPRESENTED.
Sec. Long Sees No Need Of More Naval Yes
sells in Chinese Waters.

New York. Jan. 5.-Secrctary Of the
Navy John -. Long. who was III this
city, today when asked if the Chinese
complications would render it necessary
to have the United States more fully rep
resented in those waters. said: NO, |
do not think We will require any more of
our vessels over there We always keep
n pretty good fleet of ships III those WA
ters ana | do not think we will want amy
more.
Referring 70 Senator Tellcr's declara
ton thaS this country should intcrpfcr
To prevent the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of China,
Secretary Long said: so far rs the COM
plcation in those countries is concerned,
We ought to follow the advice Of George
Washington,
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Other Domestic Ports.

GOSTON-Jan T. ar. Stm Prince Edward
,Br. Yarmouth. y : hs keystone. Phil
adtlphia for Portland. sch~ Andres
Peters. New York for Calais
Cd. sim Eaitlmorr ,Brl London.
Sid. BeIVider- ,Br. Port Antonio. ia.
Prince Edward G3rn Yarmouth. S.
L5ucastrian UBrl Liverpool Georgia.
err London: tugs Nathaniel + poant
towing hcs Alaska from Philadelphia fG
Ncwhurvport ana keystone from Phila
d-lphia for Portland. barkt Allanville in
BuenuS Ayrcs. which sailed YESTERDAY.
anchored in Nantasket Roads and SAILED
this morning, schs I4orena Maud tBrl-
Liverpool. y :; Sarah = tBrl. Parrsborc.
y :
VINEYARD HANEN-Jan >. ar [ 5
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