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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-12-21

amount, but the rats are so numerous
that one OF the speakers thought this
anti-rat wac measure would entail an
expense OF about $50, 900 for the first
year
The people of Poland have expressed
their gratitude in Il most demonstra-
tive manner to Georg Brandes for a
book which he has written about their
country. An address signed by two
thousand women in Lemburg reads as
follows: Honor and homage from the
Polish women to the author of the
book about Poland. to him who has
been just to US. to him who has said
that Poland is loved as liberty is loved.
For liberty, that sublimest of ideas,
lives and vibrates in our souls as we'll
as in our songs. and glitters on the
horizon of our future like a beaming
fame" While Brandes stayed in Lem
berg whole week was devoted To a
round of festivities in his honor. In
the public schools lectures were given
on his book. and some of the school
girls were bound to write their names
under the above address
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
Senate will Be in Session. Today to Con.
slider Hawaiian Annexation.

Washington, July 3-The Senate will be
IN session on the 4th of July, an unusual
sitting, but deemed necessary by the
friends of the Hawaiian resolutions it
is probable that the week will be con-
sumel in a discussion of the resolutions
until vote is reached near the middle
of the week, which some of the senator's
hope.
No other business will be considered that
leads to any extended debate. until there
is vote on the Hawaiian resolutions.
OF course any war legislation which
but there is no expectation Of any emer-
gency demands.
The House will not be in session, to-
morrow, adjournment having been
taken till Tuesday There is no de-
finite programme determined upon for
the week. The conference report upon
the deficiency bill will be considered,
Tuesday. and it may provoke consid-
cradle debate. The naval affairs com
mittee has number of bills which it
desires to bring up and day may he
| given to it, The naval personnel meas
| ure is the most important. If it can he
| reached under a call Of committees an
| effort Will be made to take up the anti
| Scalping bill. The bill to incorporate
| the International American Bank will
| follow the deficiency bill conference
| report and continue before the House
until disposed Of.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
Congressional Notes.

Senator Mason of Illinois. Saturday.
introduced a bill to authorize the Pres
ident to appoint with the advice ana
consent Of the Senate. one vice adani-
raj, to he selected for distinguished
conduct in battle. or for extraordinary
heroism in the present war, from the
list of active rear admirals, and who
shall be the ranking officer in the
navy"
An indication of the feeling of cor
diality existing between the United
States and Canada was furnished, Sat
urday. ny the application Of a battalion
of Canadian troops to enter the United
States With arms to assist in the cele-
bration uf the Fourth of july. The APP
plication came from the i3I battalion
Of the troops stationed at Ottawa, con-
sistinG nj the ROYAL Scots and tn
Carleton Rifles Their desire was tp
90 from Ottawa, tn Portland, Me, -
participate in the celebration. When
The application was submitted t. Pres
ident Mckinley he promptly granted IT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
ROYAL SCOTS OF MONTREAL
Are the Guests OF Portland and Viii! Assist in
Today's Celebration.

Portland. Me, July 3-The Royal
Scots of Montreal arrived in this city.
This morning. and viii take part in tn +.
celebration. tomorrow, nationa,
holiday and the 5oth anniversary Of the
building of the Grand Trunk Railway.
The Scots are guests of the city. ana
elaborate plans for their Entertainment
have heen made. They attended
church in body, this morning. won't
on sail down the bay, this afternoon.
and. this evening, were taken to River
ION ON the t.lcctrics They Will be the
feature in the grand parade, tomorrow.
and are assured Of an ovation all
nlong the rnutn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04

plant is carried in the line the more
severely the men are set upon.
The result is that the men who first
thought their lives here unbearafle
have developed into men and have
learned to bear the bumps they receive
with philosophical coolness While APP
parently no man has any sympathy for
his neighbours troubles it is when 4
pinch comes that some Of the men show
the sterling qualities underneath the
rough exterior. More than one man
has fallen by the roadside during a
hard days march only to come to HIM
SELF and find that he is in the arms Of
some man, who the day before had re-
fused the loan of a needle full Of
thread. The line of right and wrong
assistance here is drawn 50 sharply
that there was never a better chance
for the study Of human nature.
Those who think the laws in their
own State are severe should have a taste
Of martial life. This was well illus
trated day or two ago, when VIII
liam l.. Watson Of the 1st Maine was be-
fore court martial, charged with
stealing $50 from one of the men in tn,
Missouri regiment.
There were apparently two sides II
hn TN III
story Of the affair. Watson has beer
out Of money for some time and had n.
chance to get money from any source
The Missouri man had dropped his
pocket book and Watson ran across it
He at once appropriated it to his own
use ana had a high old time, Tht
men. hearing Of the loss of the Mis-
sourian ana seeing that Watson. who
before had been without money, was
flush. reported the case ana Watson
was arrested.
The crime is douby severe from the
fact that the men have no place where
they may lock up their money. In the
days when men did have money, and
those days now seem to belong to thu
antidluyian period. We're obliged te
carry il with them. y pocket book
when in a tight uniform seems twice
as heavy and some of the men became
4 little careless. The very fact that
the men have no place to conceal their
money gives rise to the impression
that Watson's days here are numbered
1t seems to he the general opinion that
he Will DE made an example Of
Col. Kendall is again back with his
regiment Some Of the men whom h
had with him as members of the staff
are stiil with General Mattocks. 1t is
thought, though. that this arrangement
is MT permanent ana that the men will
return to their own regiments as soon
rs Gen. Mattocks has learned what
changes have been made during his
absence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04

the quarterly returns of business by
consular officers, and the Senate bill
amending the laws relating to Ameri-
can seamen for their protection and to
promote commerce.
The chief features of the latter are
the elimination of all imprisonment
provisions in the coastwise trade, in
Guiding Mexican and West Indian: the
reduction of penalties in the foreign
trade; the Improvement of the provi-
sion scales and the reduction of allot-
ments to one month.
At 5.3s p. M, the Senate adjourned
to Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
FALL RIVERS SHUT DOWN.
Eight thousand Employees idle With Loss
OF About 100000.

Fan River, Mass. July sit is osti-
mated that the shutdown in this city.
the next week viii mean 4 loss Ia the
operatives of about $60.0n0. Eight
thousand operatives will be thrown out
of work in the factories which have al
ready signified an intention to close
ana about 1,5D0,000 spindlcs will he idle,
Despite the fact that it was ut first
thought that the Fourth Of July cur
tailment would be general. but II mills;
have joined the movement and instead
of $4,000 operatives being given an in
voluntary rest, but one-third Of that
number will he affected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
THE WARM WAVE.

Boston, July 3.-The warm wave
which came in With the month of July
probably reached its most intense
period. today. judging from thermome-
ter readings in all parts Of New Eng
land.
The average figure Was an even 100
in the shade and in some places it is
stated that a higher figure was re
corded.
Officially it is stated that no such Il
warm day has been known since July
1850.
Three heat prostrations, none Of
them fatal, were reported at The city
hospital. tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
. DEWEY TAKES RACE.
oooo crowd and Sport at Saturdays Races at
North Arson Park.

IN Ahson, July 3.-tSpeciaD. The
N. sting of the North Arson Trot-
"7 aation for the season of 1898
"as hei' there, Saturday. Only two
a,ass wen trotted. the 2s5 and the $50.
.''eie' was fair crowd in attendance.
t,.,n l,ailala9uorepewey. a new horse. had at
,,rax,;,,,s my. attention in the few weeks
- 49, y Qe match and was expected
" Mn ~ HNclass. AT no time was his
pole.
s2.5o CLASS.
oonl a n Lswey. oh. g., by Ro-
Easy T.. b. nj BY Also, lTwad-
dle) .. 2
Glpsey, g. u by Messenger,
Moxie T., oh. q fMaxcyl .......... 3
Miss lvywood, 4 M, by Ivywood.
tManter -. ......... 6 3
Young Prescottc. g., by Prescott,
NIiark) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Commodore Dwey, 1st money; Easy T.
"a MISS lvywpd, Sd; MoXic T., 4th
Time, 2.4o, 2S9A, as4A.
2.s CLASS.
Impudence b. g, by For
ward (Manter). 3 + II
Saule H.. en-. M. by Bay
Fearnaught, Ghm) 49,. 9
Bess lsamus. brs M, by
Isamus. (Hiltonl 4 ; 3 dir
Dora Thompson, blk. M.
by Fearnaught. gThomp-
IS; so n, .;.;..;.;;; a 8 DIR
Black Ledo. blk s, by
Mountain Ledo. Icollns) ) ) dr.
| Time, 232A. 2.32,2 2.32h, 2.S0A. 2.3l. 2.31
Fred Tilton driver Of Sadie H.. and n
W Weston. driver3of Bess Isamus. wer
ined $40 each for Scoring ahead of tn
| pole horse.
Starter. p. f. Wentworth; judges. A
Fl. Bragg. r. w. Brown and E. +. Went
worth; timers, w. B. Clark and A. II
| Bragg.
| The Oakland bail team beat the Sk0w
| hegans by score Oft to 1. Bushcy an
Roderick were The battery for the formo
ana Russell and Donaldson for the Latter
| the score:
Oakland ......... 000f 3 o 3 o o.
| SkoWncgan ...... 0 0 0 0 0 o O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
AD. WRITER'S AND THE WAR.
New Lines Of Goods Brought Out to Fit the
Prevailing Topic OF the Time.

| The war has been quite as prominent
a feature of the advertising column.
of newspapers all over the country a.
! OF the news pages. 1t isn't strange
| Tor advertisement writers keep in touch
| with TIE predominant news topics Of
| The day. which furnish the best ma
| tefial for the exercise of their ingenu-
| lily. When the klOndike was discover
| ed. gold, nuggets" Itch strikes. =
ana similar words and phrases headed
the advertising columns as Well as the
news stories, but these are all dropped
now for the up-to-date war express
sions.
The most common phrases are War
on prices" Victory over our Compel
itors." ana Wanted, ten thousand
volunteers--to buy our goods" the las,
lour words being in small type. of
course. Manila has fallen, and so
have our prices" is another. war is
not new experience for us: for 40
year"s we have been fighting the mar
kets and dealrs in cheap and worthless
goods, and The latest bulletin from
the seat Of war is absorbing the atten-
ton OF the people just now. and while
you are waiting for the next just cast
your eye over these prices" We are
not going to war at present." frankly
admits one firm, but viii remain at
the old stand 'Bombardine Havana
VIII DE an easy matter" says another.
but we are putting up batteries in the
way of large stock and low prices that
make our position impregna BILE"
In an upstate paper LIS bid is made by
4 bank for new York business: ''If the
Spanish fleet should lombard New York.
NalIableS IN the safe deposit vaults there
would be unsafe. Take a box in our
vaults now. Remember the Maine"
mas been Il faVorite headline. and 1.-The
Maine question is where to buy the most
goods for the least money" has been
much used.
Dewey's victory brought out a new
series. This is one: Dewey cleaned 'em
out. 1t was such a glorious victory that
we would like to name one of our stoves
a liz Dewey. but we have so many good
ones. 1t is hard to choose the most appro- |
pirate. And this is another: THE Maine |
has been remembered at Manila and your
ncle sam is in little better mood Merit |
always wins. Therefore, the unbounded |
success of our goods
one of the simplest but best achieve |
ments in this line is this, from an opti- |
clan; Spain viii be driven from Cuba |
without doubt. From now on you will |
read every line of war news Will your !
eyes stand it? A pair Of glasses fitted by /
us Will prevent permanent injury
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04

ness FINEST, and is followed on a busi-
nayinp iss II has been found TO be a
lars ana usestment as far as mere dol-
intnres, vents are concerned. So 1t Is
able ,iftsi the effort. rather than eharit-
~ s,1, mat is needed 1t is needless
not sou, ~ course. tiat such schemes do
furnisb ~. the liquor problem. but they
ti,n ~, Rgestions in the lire of lfcven-
~ ''' are worth needing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from Moth. eas'
South and West

In the bicycle race at Charles River
park. Saturday. McDuffee passed Michael
in the third mile and won the lJ-mle
race in $3.50 %.
Pennsylvania won the race at Saratoga
Saturday; Cornell. second Wisconsin.
third; Columbia fourth. Time. Il m. ,lia
see. Cornell won the freshmen race:
Pennsylvania, second; Columbia, third
Time, 10 m, 5, 3-5 sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
New England League Standing.
Other Games. Saturday.

At Now York-Yale 3; Harvard, l.
At Toronto-Syracuse, 1G: Toronto, :.
At Newark-Newark. s; Richmond. /.
AT SyracuSe-Syracuse. ); Toronto. 4.
At Rochester, Rochester. Il; Bunalo g
Al Observation-Disclosures pc; Reading j.
Al Observation-Disclosures. S: Hartford l.
At Montreal, .: Wilkes
barre. o.
At ProvMence-Sprngfiell II: Provi-
dence. 10.
At Buffalo-Buffalo. !; Rochester. 1.
Buffalo. 6; Rochester. o.
At Springiicld-Sp Springfield. I; Provi-
dcnce, &. Springfield, I: Providence l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
Death OF Abiei Carter OF Portland.

Portland. Me, July 3-Abiel Carter
a well-knomn jeweler, passed away. TO-
night. Mr.. Carter was born in New
Hampshire in 1927, ana removed II
Portland, in 1864. Mr.. Carter WAS >
man generally loved and respected
His wife and four children. Mrs.
Charles \. l.. Brown of Boston. Nlrs.
George l.. Patterson of New York Mr..
Edward A. Carter and Mr. Willis f.
Carter of this city, survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Tho coco,,1 A,l,.-,, -,-,,,,-...---.-.--- -
G,st 90 ~, "nu wv %ilI am fheFt 'a& ihr
jngs nnnnod ", aiiii''it sl,Vg''h ii'r% ,
Orchari. with a xneciai nr.,v,, 9n1 ,,.,iln
service led by the president Rev !, y
Call.
,rho Nan, r,,,x,,.,
cram - ,,,i'i Pm 'il''t am ee-
:; =" ~ li' Ii ftdl ny Whirh II
troIe,,ia ''ie W. 81 lhe o1co RlVer
sr,,,,,r ~ , ,irs "lltS aIt - De
i 'iu''@ "e'"VNH <AllV" an" 9ouih w atef-
'"l"
Francis RayneS, who was born in Yale
Oct. 6, 1907, died at South Berwick. late
Friday. Of old age He went to South
Berwick about 1921 In 1890 he married
Harriet b. Goodwin. daughter Of John
and Agnes Rogers Goodwin. and started
in business in the first store built at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04

\ new code of signals is now used
by the conductors and engineers on
the Maine Central Railroad. The one
minute bell is rung before the train
starts and the conductor instead OF
singing out "all aboard half Il dozen
times, simply raises his hand twice
and &he train moves away. At flag
stations when only one or two passen-
gers are TO board or leave the train,
the conductor pulls cord which
passes through the train and blows /
small whistle in the engine and tie
train moves ON. This is a much more
convenient way to signal and j.; much
easier for the train men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
CHICAGO WITHOUT NEWSPAPERS

Chicago. July 3.-The situation in the
matter of the striking stercotypers and
the publishers of Chicago remains practi-
callv unchanged and probably no Chi
cage paper will he published before Tues
day morning ut the earliest.
a special train from Milwaukee over
the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad came in the night. bringing cX-
ira editions of Milwaukee cVening papers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

The early morning Pullman. hi.
morning. was packed with excursion
ISIS gong to the Bangor. skowhegan
ana Fairfield celebrations and return.
ing from the Old Orchard pier dedica-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
vallp Serl,ebcc Journal.
! TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
yrrdar the auspices of the w. c. T. [
Conducted by Anna Sargent Hun
Press Supt.
STATE HEADQUARTERS.
$50 Free street, Portland.

MOTTO: For God and Home and
Every Land"
OBJECT: To unity the methods of
woman's temperance work the world
over.
BADGE: knot of white ribbon.
HOUR OF PRAYER: Noon.
METHODS. Agitate, educate. organize
DEPARTMENTS. Preventive, educa-
tionaI, evangelistic. social and legal.
CITY OFFICERS.
PnEsIDENT-Mrs. Oscar Holway.
SECRETARY AND TREAsURER-Miss Susan
Wadron. :
Regular Enthusiastically afternoon
of each week.
Gospel Temperance meeting at w. C. T.
u. rooms every Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
With Hall a Million in enid

Seattle. Wash. July 3.-The steamer
Helie0land arrived here from st.
Michaeis. today. With % miners from
Dawson city. They brought in gold
dust and drafts $500 00A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
EASTERN.

Girls who lament their bright leclI
should remember that the Gathering
who made Russia great had red haiI
so had Maria Theresa, who saved AID
tria and made it the empire that il
50 had Anne of Austria. who r,r
France so long; so had Queen El1
beth and Catherine Borgia. as We
Marie Antoinette, whose blond d
had in them CLINT of gold, and
Stuart, Queen of Scots.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
Saturdays Government Business.

Washington, July 3.--C;ovornmcnt re-
ccipls. saturday: From customs. $3Gl, 10
internal revenue, Sod6,i2s; miscellaneous.
$l39. 9l2. Expenditures, $2.9l2 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
The Weeks Games.
Schedules for the week.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Monday, 1.-TWO gamcs1-Roston at New
| York, Philadelphia at Baltimore, Brook
| lyn ut Washington. Louisville at Cincin-
natl. Cleveland ut Chicago. st. Louis at
Pittsburg.
Tuesday-Boston at New York Phla-
delphia at Baltimore. Brooklyn at Wash
ington. cleveland at Chicago. st. Louis
at Pittsburg.
Wednesday-Bo at Brooklyn. Phila-
delphia at Baltimore. Cleveland at Chit
cago, st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Thursday = Boston at Philadelphia
brooklyn at New York, Baltimore Al
Washington. st. Louis at Cleveland Cid
cinnati at Chicago. Louisville at PlttS
burg.
Friday-Boston at Philadelphia. Wasi
ington at Baltimore. Brooklyn at Me-
York. st. Louis at Cleveland. LouisviI
at Pittsburg. Cincinnati at Chicago
STANDARDIZATION at Philadelphia RaI
timore at Washington. New York
Brooklyn. St. Louis at Cleveland. Cnct1
nati at Chicago. Louisville at Pittsbu
Sunday, July 10-Chicago at Cincinna
NEW ENGLAND.
Monday (morning)-BroclktSn at Taul
ton, Newport at Pawtucket, Fall Rivd
at Worcester. Afternoon. Taunton d
River at Worcester.
Observation-Disclosures at Newport.
Wednesday-Fall River at Pawtucket.A
Taunton at Newport, Worcester att
Thursday-Brockton at Taunton, Wor-
ccster at Fail River.
Friday-Taunton at Pawtuckct. Fa1ra
River at Newport Brockton at Wor-s3
ceSter.
Saturday-Taunton at Brockton. Paw
tucket at FAN River, Newport at Wor-a
cester.
EASTERN.
Monday, ACCOMPLISHMENTS ut Roch-
ester, Toronto at Buffalo. Montreal ats5
Springfield ut Providence.
Afternoon. Rochester ut Syracuse. Mont-
real at Wilkesbarre. Springfield at provi-&
dencc, Toronto at Buffalo.
Observation-Disclosures at ProvidencpsI
Buffalo at Toronto. Rochester at Syra,5
euse, Montreal at Wilkesbarre.
ednesday-Springtiel1 at Providence3
Buffalo at Toronto Montreal at Wilkes-a
barre. Syracuse NJ Rochester.
Thursday, Friday. Saturday-Toront0
1T Providence. Montreal at SpringiielQsS
Buffalo at Syracuse, Rochester at Wixessz
barre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
Our Maine Troops are Broke
---Discomforts Suffered.
W. |. Watson, 1st Maine, Accused Of
Stealing from Missouri Soldier.
Col Kendall Back with Men STAFF Officers
with Gen. Maddocks.

ing up the pay rolls the boys in the
1st Maine will not receive their money
for some little time. In consequence.
the athletic contests that the boys were
planning to hold have been indefinitely
postponed. Since the boys have been
stationed here, there. has never been
such a dearth Of money as at the pres
ent time. Those who brought money
with them from home are also out of
funds, having used the cash on hand.
In consequence of the lack of funds
the receipts of the canteens have fallen
off ana the boys are practically fallen
off. There are a few who have money
to spend at the canteeDs and this mon
ey combined With what the officers
spend and that which the men from
the other regiments drop into the 1st
Maine fly trap, give the boys an occa-
sonal extra feast.
There are few % the men who 10
not understand where the luxuries
which they have come from From
The first they have been Of the opinion
that tn vegetables and other delicaci-s
are part Of the regular government
ratjons Nav that thasa rat;o,s ara
cut off, there is no end to the fault
finding. The more level-headed men
realize whar. tba 1nvnrtss COM. fro,,
and TAX. tbn ahs.nce II, 3, ,...,.,. ,,hi,o-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-04
BASE BALL.
National Leaque Game, s.,u,a,.

At Pittsburg-ErOok 2: pi,tsbur. .
AZ Notwithstanding. s: Eoston
Al Chicago-New York, s; Chicago 9
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 8: Phliadel-
phia, 4.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1; Baltl-
Louis, l. o.
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The mines in Manchuria, according
to the report of a Chinese official, are
situated in a country covered II feet
deep with snow in winter, and infested
in summer and autumn with an insect
which makes life unbearable.