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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-18
DUN'S REPORT.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-18
HAWAIIAN RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by Senate Foreign Relations Com.
mittee in lust I 5 Minutes.

WASHINGTON, June 17.--Only about Is
minutes time was consumed by the
Senate committee on foreign relations,
today in reaching a conclusion to re-
port the resolutions for the acquisition
of the Hawaiian islands by the United
States Only two Of the Democratic
members, Turpie and Mills, were pres
ent at the meeting and they contented
themselves with recording their votes
in opposition to a motion to report IA
vorably, showing no disposition to de-
lay action by the committee. No Re
publican votes were cast in the mega
tive and Senator Davis stated that he
was authorized to cast the vote of
Senator Morgan, Dem, in the af1irma-
tive.
The fact developed that while the re-
solution first received the sanction OF
the House it was prepared by Senator
Davis and no disposition was mani
Tested to change it in any respect.
After the agreement to report the
resolution was reached there was some
informal discussion as to when the Sen
ate should be asked to take up the
question and it was decided that this
should be done, tomorrow.
1t is already becoming evident that
the reported understanding among the
members of the finance committee.
which was reached during the penden-
cy of the war revenue bin to the effect
that the Hawaiian resolution should
not come up for consideration during
the present session of Congress will
cut an important figure in the consid-
Grafton of the question in the Senate.
This matter was informally presented
TO the Republican members of the com
mittee on behalf of the Democrats after
the adjournment of the committee
meeting, today, and they We're inform r
Ell that the Democratic members of the
finance committee were generally dis
posed TO contend that the agreement
WAS explicit to the effect that the Ha-
Waiian question should not be revived
in the Senate during the present SEES
sion.
Some of the Republican members or
the foreign relations committee stated
that they had never before heard OF
the agreement. but all manifested 4
disposition to investigate the MATTER
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Carrahassctt house in king}icld
recently leased to William r. Hauiey and
wife Oh Lynn. Mass. was searched by
Deputy Sheriff Small. Charges for Single
safe, common seller. ana nuisance were
preferred. County Attorney Richards OF
Farmington. il in kinGtied to prosecute.
John Adams Of Oakland, while our
bicycle riding, Thursday evening. met
with quite a serious accident. which
will probably lay him Zip for some lit
tie time. While riding down High
street he met team going up and in
some way the team and bicycle col
lidcd, throwing Mir. Adams from the
wheel, ana the carriage wheels passing
over his body. He was picked up and
taken home, where it was found he
was quite severely bruised. and his
back badly hurt.
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1alIv Sernebec Journal.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
ANNUAL BANQUET
Given by Directors Of Village District Schools
to teachers, Friday.

The annual banquet given by the direc
tors of the Village school district to the
teachers was held, Friday evening. at Ho-
tel Johnson.
Before the banquet all gathered at the
Lithgow library, where an hour was
passed socially. when they adjourned 10
the hotel dining room. which was hand
somely decorated, where Landlord john
son had prepared a royal spread for them.
At the close of the banquet. Captain
Nash. for the directors, made a few re-
marks. to which Prof. S. |. Graves re-
piled. for the teachers. The affair was
finished 1T an early hour. all having
passed a very pleasant evening.
Those present were: Captain Charles e.
Nash, George w. Vickery. Frederick w.
Plaisted, James r. Townsend Prof. S, |.
Graves Emma Clark, Elma Clark, Alice
NJ Doherty, May IL. Doughty, Emma +.
Jones, Jennie NJ. Cottle, +. Belle Voter,
Elizabeth NJ. LeProhon, Helen Dohertv.
Mary Redmond. Amy Sturtevant, Mrs. +.
w. Perry, Anna S. Moves. Harriet " En-
right. Alice Clancy. Jeanette Selling.
Edith McDavid, Louise Cony. Grace ELL
oft. j. Carrie LePronon, Estelle c. Deer
ing and Margaret Buckley.
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ports, 1862; sales, 3,4l5,oo9 bushels flu
lures. 2@-,Cjo spot; spot weak; No. 2, 60
lob. aluat.
tNRN-KecciptS. 1o5soo bushels; ex-
FORTS ilc.2-3 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels
futures iW7' spot: SPOT weak; No. >, 3Is.
DATS-l' Receipts, 1915 bushels exports.
isGi bushels; sales, 1oGo0 bushels spot:
spot jail; No. ,, so; No. ,, 2i's No. 2
Uhitc 8; 30. > white, Il; track mixed
Western 29l ash track white Western,
~ -'5%,: do. state. 31laf.37.
lii:ttF-l.asy; cut meats. dull.
LAftD-Easy: Western steamed, sos;
July closed 500, nominal
POitk-Ipuli.
EtTTER- Steady; Western creamery.
ll-"li: do. factory, llftl2$l; Elgins IL
Steady: state aud Pennsylvania.
l24fl2l@; Western fresh. 1ll4ml2.
i0TATOES-Quict; sweets, new, $2I2.35.
ThlI.ON-E Easy.
COTTONSEED OII4-Dull.
Petrol. JET M-Dull
TURrENTINE-Qu
PIG iR0N-Dull.
C0PPER-Duu.
iIlAD-Stcady.
TtN-t,aSior
SIaELTER-N Nominal.
STGAR-Quict but steady; refined,
steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-18

Inc conference report on the bank
iuptcy btll was presented but no az
tlon was taken. Hoar in charge of the
report, announced his purpose to en-
ueaNor TO secure action upon it dur
ing the present session.
Allison. Ia, presented a partial re-
port on the District of Columbia appro-
prlatlon bill. 1t was agreed to.
The bill to restore the annuities of the
Slsseton and Wahpaton bands of Siouy
Indians, were laid before the Senate
and Allison, Iowa, resumed his speech
IN opposition to the measure
At , O'Clock he had not concluded
his remarks on the bill and gave wav
to the unfinished business, the bill in
cooperating the international Ameri :
can Bank.
lufnef Wash, opposed the bill on
political and constitutional grounds.
lie charged that the Republican party
was the special champion of trusts
monopolles and aggregated capital, re-
@ardtesS of the safeguards in the con-
stltutlon thrown about it by the
fathers of the country. He regarded
inns tendency of the Republican party
as one of the decadence and chided the
leaders of the Republican side for al
loving themselves to be, as he put u.
dominated by the corporations.
Inc amendment offered by Pettus.
Ala. to strike out from section seven
the provisions enabling the bank to
act as trustee in any mortgage given
10 secure such bonds government,
state or municipaD or to counter sign
the same as trustee" was accepted by
the committee and adopted
Bacon, Ga, then ocered his amend
ment providing that the principal oflic,-
OF the bank should be in the city OF
Washington and not in New York.
| making the point that Congress could
not authorize its location in a state
but only in a district or territory of
| the United States
The amendment was rejected to Is TO
-.
The following was offered by Turner.
Wash. as a substitute for section %
and accepted by the committee and
adopted: The property. franchise and
business Of the said corporation shall
| he subject to be taxed by states in
which said property shall be. or the
said franchise and business shall be
exercised and conducted, as fully and
| 10 the same extent as said states may
tax the property, franchise and bust
ness of domestic corporations and the
share OF stock of said corporation prop
| erty. In any state for taxation may
| be taxed in such states to the same
extent and in the same manner as
other personal properly
| BGttuS offered an amendment rpltt-
Ing the amount of capital stock of The
proposed bank from $4,000. 900. to SO -
100000 1t was rejected. - to =. Thr
| bill was then passed, 26 to %.
| The detailed vote follows:
Yeas-Allison, Baker. burrows. CAT
ferry. Cullom. Davis, De5oe. EIllins.
Fairbanks, Foraker, Frye, Gallinger.
Hanna. Hanshrough. IIaWley, iioa~,
Lodge. Mcmillan. Morgan. Aor.iit.
Perkins. Plat Of CT. &houp. Warrc@.
| wellington, Wilson-26
| Nays-Bacon. Bate, chiffon, Cucf-
rell, Daniel. Faulkner. Hejlteldt Jones,
AK. Kyle. Mcf.n-ry, Mallory, Mantle,
| Mills, Mitchell, Pasco. petti:srv", i'ct-
tus, Eawlins sullivan, Teller, TURNER,
Tulpie, Whites.
At f. NJ, the Senate went into exc
cutiye session and at O'clock &d-
jUulned until Monday.
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Base Bail Notes.

Manager tlnn of the Rochester team
says the rumor that Rochester will drop
out of the Eastern League is news to
him. He believes Rochester will be the
last club to quit.
New Haven Union: The State League
is in poorer financial shape today. than
it was a week ago, despite the fine
weather which came to its rescue. An
other week like this and more than one
clubs obituary will be published.
Walter Brodie has been signed by Man
ager Hanlon of the Baltimore team Bro
die was recently released by Pittsburg.
He made his reputation with the Balti-
more club having been one of the team
the three years that it won the pennant.
President Robson Of the Cleveland club
says: when Mr.. Watkins buys four of
my star players he will have to take the
rest of the club. too. | have not been
years building up the finest team in the
league to allow il to be broken up for a
few thousand dollars. nor few ten
thousand of dollars, either"
Joe Campbell thus gurgIes in the Wash
ington Post: The presence of certain
has-beens on Nick Young's staff of UNI
pires admits of but one inference. and
that is that the umpire staff is a sort Of
Chiltern Hundreds sinecure, a last resort
or charity hospital. Andrews and Curry
are VIGOROUSLY incompetent, and should
be given a ticket-of-lcave at once"
Ewing says the behavior of the patrons
of the polo grounds has never been so
disorderly or unfair to visiting teams
when | was captain of the New Works, =
said Buck, we didn't have to depend on
the crowd to win our games, and the Wis
ting teams got every chance in the world
TO beat Us fairly, The majority Of the
patrons here seem to have been cor
rupted.
Here is the kind of bouquets Leonard l.
getting: If Frank Leonard had been man
aecr last season, Taunton would undoubt-
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ear, and 20 in Canada, against SO last

year. and 20 in Canada, against Sc last
year.
r. G. Dun & Co. win say of Cana
dian trade: In Halifax lumber prices
have slightly increased abroad but
shipments are slow and business gem
orally is not active, with collections not
above average. The fishery outlook in
Newfoundland is more cheering than
for some years. In Montreal business
keeps up well for the season, and
money continues to come in well, all
crop indications are favorable and
commercial discounts are 6 to Z per
cent. In Toronto business is unusually
good for the season, with prospects
bright and remittanccs satisfactory In
Victoria retail business is good in gro
ceries and dry goods with fair collcc-
tons. but less active in hardware
Shipping trade is steady with favorable
prospects.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-18
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Of Richmond High School Held Friday :
Alumni Association Formed Banquet

Richmond. Ne. June 17.-(SpcciaD.-
The Richmond uieb school alumni can
'ureu the Town. fElday' me o"y WAS as
sweet and dreamy as an ideal June day
could mako Il ! dav If nowars white
-, ,,,
dresses 'au sweet GIT graduates nc
alumni held a business meeting in the
High school room, II II o'clock, the prin-
=. ,.g C5l'1 TX fnpne nra thc
head OF Rirbmor5 fItef Sc1ool Alumni
Of two c .'9l actiVe AID honorary Th9
latter includes thosr Who attended The
Old academy or Hieh school FOR ii least
prcsi1ant tIomer Ajrx4n,ler' yice nr@Ii
dent. Loretta +. Parks; secretary and
.rfasnrer Etije sns%a; s<ee"tiyg COM
Richards.
Win view to making the organization
permanent Il constitution ana stt IN ~
laws wcre adoptnd. The latter were high
IN satisfactory ana ii lis believed 5hdt thr
;i4socittipn has been biift an r11l,rfnt,
foundations.
The graduating exercises Of THE class
Of ~ we're hebd al tic oDera hons. in
the afternoon. About 100, naonIe wore
present MuSfr vas fltrutsbri ~ tha
Rowdoin ColIcg. Orch,xfra. The stage
was prettily (. corated with Dottrd plants.
IN, Glass rnotto hpfuar s1lsn..,,,s,y III fhn
rear.
The officers Of tho class arc: President
isaIIH DuIy., s.e'yt"FE, Ejhgl VI liattE
eI,nn,'i'i' f,ilIt <, Nh" ~
1oiiiI5,.ltr. 1ttiI1 -Nt"7"' J1ill9 DoHo-
N' ~, tiGh9 -iCf f''1.'eI'.
= iii'ortt u = m'I.rei :,
:, ld4!tS az" seven SellN%lHth- J. D.
sou, 5idtu @.l,.i ,'S CLASS hi''f7ild.'
Salutatnrv. Elmer Btshop CROWLEY
..%f,,f,t Itri,,ys ON -. Ga -
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IN THE SENATE.
Hawaiian Annexation Debate. Monday inter-
national Bank Bill Passed

Washington, Juno 11.-Thc foreign
relations committee, through Chairman
Davis, today, reported favorably to the
Senate the NeAyland's resolution for the
annexation Of the Hawaiian Islands.
Mr. Davis announced his purpose OF
calling up the resolutions, tomorrow.
for consideration. but as the Senate de-
cided latter to adjourn until Monday.
the debate upon the resolutions Wih
not begin until that time.
The bill to incorUorate the Intc1na-
tiona American Bank in accordance
with the accommodation of the Pan
American Congress. was passed THIS
afternoon, by vote of % t. %. Tae
design of the measure is TO furnish
such banking exchange facilities as
will promote trade between the United
States ana the countries of South and
Central America.
The bill provides that the banks shall
have capital stock Of $5,000000 and
that the capital stock may be increased
To $4,000 600 The institution is TO be
under the supervision Of the ccmptrol-
Ter of the currency and in the charter
which the bill grants certain privileges
are accorded to the incorporators in
view of the advantages which are said
to accrue to those interested in trade
with southern countries
An amendment to the bill provides
that any cotcre of citizens who comply
with thp requirements Of the charter.
may establish an international bank
After the Senate convened. Friday.
Davis, chairman Of the committee "n
foreign relations. faVOrahly reported
from the committee on resolutions the
resolution adopted by the House for the
annexation of the Hawaiian islands.
The resolutions were not amended.
Davis gave notice that immediately
after morning business, tomorrow, h"
would move 10 proceed with the conSlG-
GRAFTON OF the resolutions.
White Cal, Indicated that he would
lead the opposition to annexation ny
requiring Davis to repeat his statement
the California senator not having heard
It, After Davis had repeated his an
nouncoment. White resumed his sea-
evidently satisfied.
Gallinger y. H.. chairman of tn
pensions committee. in connection with
adverse reports On certain dis an
nounced that the committee had adop-
ted certain rules which would exclude
many bills. He called attention to one
case whore an application was rejected
by the pension bureau. but by special
act a pension had been allowed ana
mad been increased three times. The
pensioner was an employe of the soy
eminent at salary of $50 month
Hallinger said the rules of the commit
lee covered the case and added that
the rules would be observed in every
case.
A bill providing for the erection of n
government building in Seattle. Wash
at a cost not exceeding 100000 wa
passed.
Morgan, Ala. offered a resolution
which was referred to the naval affairs
committee, extending the thanks 81
Congress to Naval Constructor Hob
son and the volunteer crew of the Mer-
rHnac and authorizing the transfer OF
constructor Hobson from the construc-
ton corps to the line.
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at st. Louis, Cleveland at Pittsburg.
Sunday, June 19-Cincinnati at Chicago,
Louisville at ST. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
acknowledgement at Taunton. Fall
River at New Bedford, Pawtucket at
Brockton
Sunday, June 19-Newport -Pawtucket at
Crescent Park.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-Buffalo
at Providence, Rochester at Springfield,
Toronto at Wikesbarre, Montreal at Sy
racuSe.
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Conqressionai Notes.

senator Hale, Friday. introduced 4
hi{l authorizing tn" granting Of an
american registry to prize vessels cap
jurtd IN war and which may be for
cited or ordered sold by the prize cour,
and purchased ny citizens Of the Uni
ia States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-18

Major c. j. House left on the II
O'Clock Pullman, last night. for Dover.
n f.. where he was called by the i'll
ness of his son, Ralph H. House. who
has been at work as time-keeper on the
extension of the Dover Street Railway.
He failed to appear, Friday afternoon,
scious in his room.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. June 1.-THE uplifting of the
curtain Of rain-charged clouds that have
for three weeks overhung the Western
skies let in such floods Of SUNSHINE ~.
day, that values of wheat were withered
July closed with a loss of 31h03s,, and
September 2i46i2A. Corn left off iasdlIt.
lower. and oats are down g. The declines
and ribs, s. -
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Many people went to Togus, Friday
afternoon, to attend the Decoration
day exercises, and to enjoy the band
concert that followed. About the only
accident was smashup in which
four carriages were demolished, oc-
curing 4 short distance from the
Homo. No one was seriously injured.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. June H.
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady:
sales. 4230o bales. June and July. G4e:
August. 6.46: September. G.21 October.
TO November. GA December. CPS: jan
oary: GO; February, 6.3s; Marcn, Gs6;
April $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-18

When the House met, Friday. EaT
y. y. endeavored to secure considers
zion If private bills, but Cannon's mo
ton Ia go into committee of the Whni
to continue consideration Of the general
deficiency bill prevailed.
Debate cnsued upon the paragraph
appropriatug $4,000 to supply a def
rienry in thu free delivery service Of
The post office department.
Low. Miss, criticised the department
for having incurred expenses in exces7
Of in" appropriation made by the last
bill.
Cummings and Bradley, \. Y. advo-
Gated increased free deliveries and ar
gued for granting the postal authofi-
tics; discretion in providing for public
needs.
Several members INDUCED in the col
Ioquy ana Cannon explained thai
should The appropriation not he mad ,
enough the carriers would be discharS-
ed to sconomze and limit the years
expense to the former appropriation
The paragraph was passed.
During the reading of the bill a dis
oussion arose over a paragraph of MI
nor interest. incidental to which Ray,
Rep. X y. chairman of the committee
On pensions. asserted that more private
pension bills had been passed by the
present Congress than We're ever pass
ed by any preceding Congress within
the same tine and more than the total
number passed by the sd ana Sd Goa
crosses combined.
In debate upon the paragraph car
rying $69.111. 10 pay parties to election
contests, several members participated
for some reforms in the law
that would discourage unWarranted
contests The present law. paying near
in excess Of $4,000 to contestants and
contesteps, was denounced as encouf-
aging defeated candidates to make I'M
Unsuitable contests.
Burke. Dem. Tex. said that investi-
cation showed that since 1879, the gov
ernnena had expended 100000 upon
cases. an average Of more than
so. 000 for each Congress since tina,
time. which showed than an average Of
more than 81 contests had been filed
in each Congress. or lilo of all the
seats had been contested.
Pending the reading of the bill, the
committee arose and Grout Rep. VT.
presented the conference report upon
the District of Columbia appropriation
bill The report so far as it embodies
amendments was adopted. and after
disposing of a number of questions in
controversy, the House, at > O'Clock,
took a recess.
At the evening session the House
passed 81 pension and relief bills and in
committee of the whole disposed of
s5 measures, among the latter being
one to increase to $50, the pension Of
DR.. Mary Walker.
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MI and Mrs. j. f. Young and Mas
ter Young We're down river, yesterday,
making arrangements to go for the
summon.
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Other Games.

At Providencc-Provid 9; Buffalo. O..
At Syracuse-Syracusc 4: Montreal, $.
At Wilkesbarre--W ilkcsbarre, /; To-
ronto. ).
At Springfield. il; Rochcs-
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Capt. L. r. Jones of Phoenix, Ariz.,
has arrived in the city for a visit to O.
c. Webster. Capt Jones viii spend the
summer at different places in the State
as is his custom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-18

Mrs. +. p. Cook and daughter, Beat
rice, will drive to Damariscotta, today.
where Miss Beatrice Will pass the sum
NOR vacation with Mrs. Cock parents.
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New York Money Market.

New York. June II.
Money on call steady, 1A@11a; last loan,
IL per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 394 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-18

Miss Chase, daughter of President
Chase Of Bates college, is visiting Miss
Hattie T. Millikcn.
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The Weeks Games.

Washington at Boston, Bal
timorc at brooklyn, Philadelphia at New
York, Cincinnati at Chicago. Louisville