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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-14
Great Lakes Gunboat.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Mcmillan,
from the committee on naval affairs. TODAY
favorably reported bill for the construction
On the great lakes of a gunboat to cost not
exceeding $3.50 600 exclusive OF armament the
vessel to take the place of the steamship
Michigan. now on duty on the lakes. The
committee recommends the passage of the
Dill, with the distinct understanding that the
substitution OF the new vessel for the MichI-
gan raises no new question of international
bearing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-14

Gov. Leedy, of Montana, advocates the
building of canal from Montana to Texas.
He asserts that it can be done for $3.50 900, coo,
and that it would irrigate the arid region
through which it would pass. 1t would tap
the food waters Of the Missouri and Missis-
sippi valleys. The scheme sounds well-on
paper.-Northwestern Agriculturist.
1t sounds quite as we'll as it does for the
Agricultur;st to be assigning Gov Leedy, of
Kansas. to Montana
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-14
CRIMINAL LUNATIC.
Verdict of Guilty Against the Man
Who Killed Ter-iss.

LONDON. Jan. 13.-The trial of Richard
Arthur Prince (the super who killed William
Terriss, the actor began today at the Old
Bai!ed. Justice Channel presided The au-
d1ence included many theatrical people There
witness table sat Thomas Terriss, son Of the
deceased; Answering the usual question of
the clerk Prince declared that he was
guilty, with great proYocation."
The, jury returned a verdict that Prince
VISA guilty, that he was aware of what he
did; but. the jury accepting the medical
After hearing the verdict Prince attempted
to make speech but was checked by the
judge, The prisoner then thanked all con-
ed. which was Immediately suppressed BIZ
the judge. The judgment OF the court was
that Prince be detained a criminal lunatic
during her majesty's pleasure.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-14
TEMPERATURES.
DAILY MEANS.

Barometer. 3OO7; mean temperature, "a;
relative humidity, so; wind at p. m, south;
weather, partly cloudy; maximum tempera-
ture, 30; minimum temperature, IS; daily
range, IL; amount of precipitation in last
twenty-four hours, 0.
Note-Barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation. p. F. Lyons, Observer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-14
MASON ARBITRARY.

Speaker Mason has never missed a
moment out Of his chair during the
sessions of the past two weeks. AS
Speaker Pro Tenn Griffith is now with
Hanna members, Mason knows that
in his absence resolutions would be Of
fered and adopted to reorganize the
house. AS Mason will refuse to recog-
nize any one offering such a resolu-
ton there are those who expect vio-
lence in the house before the proposed
reorganization is effected. Mason was
very arbitrary in his rulings today
and the Republican members are ready
to resort to desperate efforts next week
for reorganization. AS the fusion Re-
publican members from Cincinnati
were assured of support on the Repub-
lican side for certain bills for the re-
Organization of their city, their sup
port, with the exception of Otis is
counted on in displacing Mason. The
Democratic side is depended on to sup
port the Cincinnati bills in any event.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-14
North Dakota Marshal.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.-The president to-
day sent the following nominations to the
senate: John Z. Haggart. marshal OF the
district of North Dakota. Postmasters-Towa
Joseph NJ. Allison. Fonda; E. c. HATnes. Cen,
teryille; Beryl F. Carroll, Bloom Did; Harvey
Ingham. Algona; Asaph Buck, Keokuk. wis.
consin, Orlin Andrews. ShaMano
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-14
TODAY,S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Il. Forecast for Fri
day: Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota,
South Dakota-Partly cloudy weather; light
variable winds.
Notwithstanding weather; southerly
winds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-14
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.

United States Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Washington, Jan. 10. 6:4S
p. m. Local Time D. IN. 10Th Meridian
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taken at the same mo-
ment cG time at all stations.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-26
ONE OF TWO WAYS.

The bladder was created for one pu-N
pose. namely. = receptacle Tor the urine,
and rs such Is IS rot liable 20 any iorm
81 disease except los one Of two ways
Tie frst way is from imperfect action 81
the kidnevs. The second way IA from
careless local treatment of other diseases
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy sd.
nevsis the chief cause ot bladder troub-
les - thc womb. like the bladder, was
created ior one purpose. and II not dos
torfd TOO much l. not liable to weakness
or disease. except In rare cases. IL Is
situated bacK Of ana Is very close io the
bladder. therefore any pain, disease
or Inconvenience manifested IN the
Kidne,s. back. bladder or urinary pas
sage is oitcn. by nistaSe, attributed 90
female weakness or womb trouble ol
some sort. The error j. easily made and
NAV he easily avoided. t. ind out
correctly. SET Your uriue aside for twenty
four hours. sediment or settling indl'
Gates kindcy or bladder trouble. The
/ ml.d ana the extraordinary effect OF lr
/ Kilmor's swamp Roor the great kidney
and bladder remedy Is soon realized 4
veu need medicine yen should nnV'
I The best. AZ druggists nifty cents an'
f one dollar. You may have sample bot
tie and pamphlet. both sent Tree hy mail
+ Mention The Gazette and send your ad
dress 10 nr. Kimcr X Co. bingham
ton. y. Y The proprIetors OF this pa
per guarantee the genuineness OF IN
offer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-26
N-WSY cIEaNiNcs.

Japan's imports exceed its exports.
Norfolk. Va. Is 20 have peanut OF FAC
tory.
The Nicaraguan Congress adjourned IN
III August. is99.
= The Austrian thir,i-class cruiser Donaa
arrived az Havana. Cuba.
The death rate az Skssuay. IN the Klon-
dlke. avs RACES nfteen daily.
The bank ciearinSs for February were
double what they were last year.
The Nicaraguan Canal Commission beran
An inspection 20 the panar.a Canal.
The War Department has ordered 100 600
new Remington rifles for volunteers
Frederick weyerhseuser. o., SO. raul.
Minn-. controls nfteon million feet 90 stand
ing white pine.
Tho cittzcns Of Sandwich. Mass. voted
In favor of the construction oi she Cape
canal b y convicts.
The Government has plans completed for
t very thorough survey % she AiasSs coast
4 this summer.
The importation - American crude oil
into Germany. 70 be rs1ned there. Is IN
/ creasing rapidly.
The Brooklyn school Board ~ asked
4 Tor 81 600 600 for tho purpose ot erecting
new school houses.
German heer exports. which were valued a
fcw years since a. e6 000. .0oo. have ir' rs.ls.fd
O. half thar amount.
It was announced that the six remaining
Irish political prisoners in English lsils
would Do released .n June.
The British Governor of Hongkcng Dee
ueve- tnat the provinces 90 China c@Rnoi
Dee held together much longer.
Lord Roberts of Caniahar and Waterford,
ln a spcech in the House of Lords. advn-
Gated An aggressive policy boy the British
in India.
Experiments are being made in Nicaracu7
in shipping evaporatcd bananas. A FAR
degree 20 success has attended tho efforts
thus far.
The House Committee on Naval affair
decided that the rost 90 the three battle
ships proposed 20 be bult should De- 50 900
900 each.
Tho senate COMMITTEES on Immigration
refused to report favorahly upon the nom
nation 90 Mr.. r. v powderly as Commis
Z sioner ~ immigration.
Ohio has repealed that part oi its gam
{ laws protecting rabbits on the plea tha
z they have become pest and that the iarm
e crs have demanded a chance 90 pr0teC
thelr lcids.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-26
TIE LABOR WORLD.

View York has 600 union shoevorkers.
Utah florists have state association
Longshoremen have eighty-six unions.
There is one wooden mill 10 Mississippi
Detroit (Nich.) Mattresses may organize.
Savannah CGa.) police work eight hours.
Leeds Engiand) car drivers get sl.iO
day
Milwaukee. Wis. Is % have school for
cashgirls.
Pttsburg PENN structural ironworksrs
will organize
Detroit Cigarmakers' Union pays idle
members 50 q week.
Cleveland fOhio) sailors and freight
handlers will organic
Chicago III. and Indianapolis. Ind.
have no idle union printers.
Wages vers advanced in Japan recently
when machines were introduced
san Francisco working people are eXpsr-
imenting with the Labor Exchange idea.
The strrs.rsN tho most important View
England cotton mills are resuming work
Members % tho Chicago Lady Tsilors'
Union struck for eight hours and tlS a
week.
When employees ~ the Union Pacific
Railroad are sixty years oi age they are
discharged.
The Mino W0rkers have voted % rcrD Owe
their national headluartors from Colum-
bu-. Ohio % indianapolis. lnt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-26
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE
Lung Troubles and Con-
sumption can be Cured.
An Eminent NetU York. Chemist
and Scientist Makes a Free
OreJ- fO Our Readers.

The distinguished New York chemist,
7. 4. Slocum, m,dcmonstrating his discov-
cry of reliable and absolute cure for
Consumption pulmonary tuberculosis
and all bronchial. throat. lung and
chest diseases. stubborn coughs, cstsrrh-
al affections. general decline and weak.
ness. loss OF hesh. and ali conditions ui
wasting away. viii send THREE FREE
BOTTLES Cali differently of his Now
Discoveries 20 any afflicted reader Of the
Gazette writing for them.
His New Scientific Treatment" hss
cured thousands permanently by its
timely use. and he considers IL q simple
professional duty 20 suffering humanity
to donate a trisl OF his inialtible cure
Science daily develops neV wonders
and this great chemist, patiently expert
menting for years, has produced results
as beneficial 10 humanity as Csn be
claimed by any modern genius His
assertion that lung troubles aud con
sumption are durable IN any climate Is
proven bv heartfelt lettors Of grati~
tude.n d.ed In his Americon aud Euro
pean laorasories IN thousands from
Chose cured in al parts oi the world.
Me8ical experts coacedc that bron-
chiSl. chest aud lung tro.bies lead 20
Consumption. which. uninterrupted
means speedy aud certain death
Simply write % T. A. S.ocum, ". c.,
Qs Pine street. New York, giving post.
office and express address. aud the fre'
medicine viii be prempsiy sent. Suffer
ers should take instant advantage Of hi
generous pr position.
Please tell the Doctor that you saw
his oder ia the Gazette
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-26
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Itfs rumored In London that Lord Sails
bury - suffering from Brigh,'s disease.
Tho Chinese Emperor says thas he won't
stand up when be receives Princs Henry OF
Prussia.
Don Jaime. son % Don Carlos. has an.
nounced that ne viii proceed 20 Spain and
claim the spanish throne.
The land which ex-senator George T.
Fdnunds has given 90 Darlington. Vt. as
site for a high school buiitln-. Is valued A.
s35.0 900.
u seems now 20 be willingly. even
proudly. conceded az the Hub that the
Rav. DR. Edward Everett Halls is ths fore
most citizen Of Boston.
A. the celebration % the BIRTHDAY ot
General Grant az Gaicna, il.. on April p.
q memorial address viii be delivered by an
ex-Confederate soldier, Iadgs Emory
Spser. % Georgia.
Colonel James ". Garoy. of Pittsburg.
| who Il in the lead for the Democratic nomi-
/ nation for Governor oi Pennsylvanis
wears long. flowing hair that hangs down
/ over his shoulders.
/ Lord Roberts. "Robs. COMMANDMENT
| Chief of the British forces In ireland. has a
/ reputation FOR bravery surpassed hy no
/ man. Vet De fears n cat. He can't stay In
/ the same room With one
Prince Bismarck has lost The use 20 his
| les. LiSe tinv infant IA cannot stand
/ on his foet and To- requires the strong arms
/ 90 loving friends anil relatives e. llit lin
from his chair onto his couch NJ bel.
Kin D-unr Sarh. q vounc Korean. vii De
/ graduated from Roanoke College. Va. ir
! June anil vfIi De- che irst ns hie country
/ men 90 takethe degree of Bachelor of Aru
in America. ana probably n the world.
Hugh T. Jcwctt was appointed receive
orthc Erie Ils..e 'ai aftor BE- n1l been oaaS-
rurt-i hv sehemers. and lv his manage
+ nent put the property again upon pay
inr hascs Us was paid So oC0 per annuu
Giaastone's health continues to imQrov
4 fn The sunshine 20 the anuth coast a
+ Bournemouth England. His daughter r.
l ports him infinitely more vigorous u
movements than for something. hts voice
o. strong and clear and his mental ca0aa
itv AMI appetite Tor work as xecn az ever.
, james wtitc0nb Riley. the poet. says. "
an continually hauntei ly the fenr tha
. nv trunk Will be iost. s' ( . about Oh
D country with a grip. fn case there 10 eve
5 a fearful railway accident and among tn
4 debris iss vslise with anarm attached to
i, nr-niv. they may barry it, without ilrth'
I rehabilitation. ls the fragments ct 81
HoOsisr poet.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-26

Dwight l.. Moody closed his eight days
revival services at Grand Contra. Palace.
New No-k CRY. Tho audience was pro-
fouadlv moved aud hundreds shouted
that they would accept Christ no once.
The evangelist -ail thrt if the question.
.uoc- the world want Chrlstt' was put 90
O popular vote Jesus would not carry a
single r rccinct.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-26

Connecticut still leads in the number ~
patents issued 90 residents 90 any state.
Next in order are Massachusetts,. ID istrict
of Columbia. New Jersey. Rhode Island.
New York. To residents u England 10d
patents were issued O. residents ~ Ger
many. 55i. Canada. 2s6 and France. 214
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-26
A MAN WANTED !

For what?
; TO TELL ALL THE PEOPLE ~
VILLA NSBU RG AND ~ y
ROUNDING COUN TRY W HEN
THEY GO TO NORFOLK MOI 10
FORGET To VISIT
Hudson's English K1tchen
ihs olI! EiIEt Class binIrs ESsR Tor laa''' and
gsntls1ea.
J. Il. HUDSON, Prop,
ST Main St., n OrJOlb, va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-26
The PATENTS OF 1897.
Figures Prom the Annual Report of the
Cofnints-ioncr.

Cofnlntssioncr.
The annual report ~ the Commissioncr
ot Patents for the calendar year 1877 was
laid before Congress Monday. lt j. tated
January 81. and was prepared ty Assistant
Commissioner A. 7. Greeley. who was Act
Ing Comm isSioner for several months pre-
cedlnc the death ot tle late COMMISSIONS
Dutterworth. The report contains the iol-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-07

When a person is obliged to resort
to the use Of medicines for preserving
health, naturally a desire to know
something about what is best to take
to accomplish the desired end.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-07
LOCAL And GENERAL.

rOur young ladleS can md
congenial work by calling at the
BULLETIN Office. See WANTS.
Lieut.. j. X. Polk, Adjutant of
the Tennessee regiment, Is a grand
son of James X Polk, president of
the United States.
James W. Lloyd, Secretary,
calls attention to change of date
for the annual meeting of the
Stockholders of Heslani Yacht
and Boat Club.
The seat sale for the Nance
O'Neil plays opened this morning
and will continue until the open
ing night. Indications are Of
very good patronage.
A dividend has been declared
and will be payable ut the Office
of the Mutual Telephone Com
pany, Ltd, after the 9th instant.
See New To Day in the live Bull
LETIN.
Lieut. Winston Pitcher with the
Tennessee regiment is we'll
known and popular newspaper
man of Nashville. He was on the
staff of the Nashville Banner, the
leading evening paper OF the CAPT.
tai city.
Sealed tenders are advertised in
today's BULLETIN by Minister of
Finance S. M. Damon for the pur-
chase of Hawaiian Government
bonds to the amount of 100000.
See announcement under New
Today on eighth page.
Allen Hutchinson has exhibit
ed his work with the Society of
Artists of New South Walss.
Local papers speak very highly of
his efforts. This is the same So
ciety with which Messers Nc
Comas and Blashki exhited when
located there.
A big lot of toys and fence wire
will be sold on Wednesday at 10
a. m. by James f. Morgan at his
sslesroom on Queen street. The
holidays are approaching and a
big opportunity for bargains is
offered. See NEW TODAY.
Minister and Mrs. Cooper's
public reception, at their residence
in Msnoa, to Miss Auna Rose,
the returned carnival queen, takes
place this evening. Beretania cars
will run every ten minutes, con-
Meeting at Punshou with buses.
When told the prevailing opin-
ion of the Tennessee Regiment
given forth this morning in the
'Tiser one of the staff officers, 9
big fine soldierly looking fellow,
belched forth with, eyes blazing,
"By gad-suh-show me the mar
that wrote that!" The man wssn't
around, however, and was mo-
eaten up.
Miss Sadie White who slowed
away on the Indiana to be neal
her sweetheart, a young lawyer il
Go. T., Kansas Volunteers, hal
fallen in wiIh kind hearted friends
A comfortable home has been
provided her for the time being
and position offered her which
she will accept next week.
Col. W. G. Smith of the Firs
Tennessee Regiment is veteran
of the civil war. He was in tn
Confederate Army in the 18th Va
and a member of the famous Ma
hons Brigade. Since the war tb'
Colonel has lived in Nashville
where he is a we'll known archi
feet. ...
A surprise party was tenders
Mr.. Q. Fl. Berrey Saturday even
ing at his residence on Emm
street. 1t was the anniversary c
the gentleman's birth and tn
evening was most pleasant
spent. There was music by th
native orchestra, dancing and
tasty feast served on the lanai.
Captain Elliott of Co. M, 20t
Kansas Volunteers, accompanie
by his son, Sergeant J. b. Elliot
and Sergeant w. @. Millikan, ha
paid the BULLETIN office visi
The captain is a veteran newsps
per man of Kansas. He ha
another son besides the sergean
-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-22
THE KENNtBec STEAMBOAT co.
To Issue a New Brochure Descriptive O.
Maine Resorts.

The kennchec Steamboat COMPANY
for the first time. a finely illustrated
brochure descriptive of the kenncbct
valley and the coast resorts in ant
near Boothbay Harbor - localitia.
reached by the steamers of the com
pany.
The publication of the book has hcaI
entrusted to Mr. Winfield NJ Thomp
son, well known Boston neWspapej
man and magazine contributor. TIM
illustrations will be profuse. and o
the finest half-tone In point of ar.
tistic merit in illustration, as We'll
in the excellence and scope of the read
ing matter. this book will surpas
anything of the kind ever issued ii
New England.
This is the only publication of th'
kind descriptive of the part of Main'
reached by the company's steamers
The importance of that section as
tourist center may be noted from III,
fact that The kennebec Steamboa
Company carried last year no less than
100, 900 passengers. The number vii
doubtless be greatly increased thi
year. owing to better times. as we'll d:
to the extension of the company's se.'
vice to Boothbay Harbor direct. ant
Wiscasset, a fine, new tWin-scfeA
boat having been placed on that line
Hotel and boarding house keepers
merchants and all others catering fo
summer trade, should avail themselNe
of such a medium as this book 70
reaching the class of people to Whor
they look for business. first edition
of 10000 copies will be ready for dis
tribution in the spring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-22
A Large Attend ance.

The services. yesterday. at the Greer
Street Methodist church were ATTENDED
all day. by large numbers. Rev. Dr
L.ahd preached a sermon in the morning
that was one of the best of the whole
series. The presiding. elder is greatly
beloved by his people of the whole dis
trict
In the afternoon. Rev. DR. Sta~kpole
preached on what Is Salvation?' ano
in the evening, on What Is Chris
tian?'' He was suffering from "A very Sc
we're cold that made his otherwise mag
nificcnt voice almost inaudible at times.
His sermons we're mastery productions
and made a profound impression.
Three came forward for prayer at the
close of the regular service.
An after meeting was held. at which
many remained. The audience in the
evening filled the church to the doors.
The series of meetings have been very
profitable. Among those who have begun
the Christian life are four fathers OF
families.
The fact that so many people attended
church three times Il day in the middle
of the week to hear well-known preach
ers tell the story of salvation in Christ
shows Il deep. heartfelt interest in the
great truths of religion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-22
TRINITY COMMANDEgY
visited Officially by Grand Commander
Iwitche'l-Many Visitors The Banquet.

The most important event in Krirnt
ieilplaf circles in Augusta, this;
winter, was the official visitation If
Right Eminent Fritz H. Twitchell
Grand Commander of Maine and worl,
IN the order of the Templar at Masonic
Iemple, Friday night, which was wit
messed by more than l5O Sir Knights.
liciudlng many visitors from Maine
Commandery. of Gardiner. De Molay Of
Skowhegan, st. Omer of Waterville.
faiastine of Belfast, St Bernard of
PASSPORT Pilgrim of Pennington, and
st. Johns of Bangor.
After the work the Sir knights re.
paired to the banquet hall where a
very fine banquet was served by Sir
Knight l.. B. Weaver.
Following the banquet speeches were
made by r. f. G. Com. f. n
Twitchell; r F., f. w. Plaisted G. X
q. Chapter. NJ. w, w. S. Choate. d. !.
NJ. Grand Lodge of Maine: f.. c., Geo
w. Cover Of De Molay; f. c., James
a. Howes Of Palestine: f. c.. John
Phillips of S. Omer; p +. c.. Thos
Anderson of De Molay. p. +. c.. Noble
Of Pilgrim. and Prof Cook.
a characteristic letter was read from,
=. G. {. John w. Ballou Of Bath. amid
great applause