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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
REWARD FOR AGUINALDO.
Spain Offers Big Sum for HIS Hcad-Nativcs
Are After Il.

Copyright IS9S, by The Associated Press }
Manila, May %, via Hong Kong, June
G-Many natives will try TO secure the
large reward the government has offered
for the capture of the insurgcnt chief
Aguinaldo, dead or alive. Already several
Of the nsurgent officers have been assas-
sinatcd.
1t Is officially declared that four ar
mored cruisers, with coilers. torpedo
boats and transports carrying 10000 troops
have left Spain for Eastern waters. The
Spaniatds are utterly unimprcssed by the
naval defeat here. They explain that
their squadron was vastly outclaSscd and
are confident of a victory on shore.
The insurgents rai,lcd railway station
10 miles to the north of Manila ana killed
three priests ana an officer. There has
also been Il pitched battle at q Spanish
post south of Manila, near Cavite, the re-
suit being that the insurgents retired. The
Spanish casualties were $50.
At Manila the work of constructing de-
fences goes on. The Americans are al
ways using their searchlights, but they
never interfere with the work on the de-
fences I he Spanards believe that they
are short of ammunition
The governor has issued a proclamation
offering the natives great concessions ana
declaring that the Americans will Dc pow
crless on the land.
Meanwhile The insurgents are steadily
advancing along the coast supported 10y
the United States gunboat Petrol. and are
driving the Spaniards into Manila They
have captured five important positions
nine miles from the city, ana over 400
Spaniards have been killed. Four thou
sand Spanish rcinforcencnts have been
sent but it is asserted that Aguinaldo
will enter the city by June |. \ lombard
mcnt Will he avoided /. possible.
The foreigners have held public meet
ing and TWO steamers are ready a, Il mo-
mcnt's notice 10 take them TO tic protct-
ton of their own warshlps or the Amer
leans,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
HOBsON WITHOUT A SCRATCH.
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authority should he careful in report
ing their own classmates as in the per.
formance Of any other duty. Hobsor
was leader Of section and reported
some Of the members for some breach
Of discipline.
"Thereupon the class put Hobson in
coventry, that is he was o3traciseI
none Of his class speaking to him o.
having anything to do with him. Hob
son then buckled right down II hi@
books and at the end Of his .. second
year was at the head Of his class.
Then they decided to revise their
Judgment. but IIobson said: No, gen
tlemcn, you have gone on without M
those three years and I'll manage tc
worry along without you for the re-
naming year and he did
For four years this young man ha
no social associate among any Of thp
cadets at the academy He never
spoke to cadet without addressing
him as mister and insisted on the
same treatment. In his first class year
he was a four-striper, or the cadet n
command Of the battalion and never
before had there been a better drilled
or more efficient lot Of cadets
He was small man physically and
the resort to personal violence to get
even was denied those under him, as
cadet sense Of honor would not permit
appeal 10 arms where the chances were
80 uneven.
The officers Of course knew Of Hob
sons courage and this. with the fact
that he is now on Admiral Sampson's
staff probably had much to do with his
choice for the work he 50 brayely ac-
f.llr11 II IL nd :,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
HOLD STRONG POSITIONS.
Philippine Insurgents Swiftly Drawing Nearer
City Of Manila.

Copyright 1895. by The Associated Prcss)
Hong Kong, June G.-The correspOn-
dent of The Associated Press at Manila
under date of June :. says: Il naVa
traversed the whole region of fighting
during the last three days, in spite ii
the prohibition. | found the insurgents
strongly posted at Calloon, eight miles
north of Manila and at Bacoor, the
same distance south. To the east |
found nothing in the way of insurgenJ
intrenchments.
The Spaniards hold the whole Pasig
river. which falls into the bay immed:-
ately below the town of Manila, to the
Lagoon. The two sections of the in
surSent forces signal their movements
with fire balloons.
To the northWard the rising is gen
erai and the Spaniards are few. The
railway has been cut in several places
and the English overseers have been
warned off
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
LATEST FROM MANILA.
insuroc ITS Cut Railways, Take Prisoners and
Harrsss the Spani 'rds.

Hong Kong, June 6-The British gun
h,,, swift which has just arrived from
Manila. reports that the Insurgents nave
cut the railways outside the town ana ad-
vancea TO within four miles of the city.
Spanish regiment has mutinied ana
shot its officers.
Fiphting between the insurgents and
the Spanish troops is frequent ana the
former have brought 1000 prisoners 10
Cavtc.
The Americans, It Is reported * Ma
Mia assist the insurgents with boats ana
machine guns.
The Swift repeats rumor that the m
surgonts have captured and tortured a
number Of priests.
The pritish residents, at the time the
Swift left, still remained III Manila, but
the other foreigners were taking refuge
on the foreign shipping.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
KELlERT RELEASED
Ana Senors Dubosc and Carranza Under Ar
rest at Montreal.

Montreal, June G.-Magistratc La
Fontanc, today, houorably discharged
Chief keIlert of the Metropolitan De
tcctiVc Agency, from custody on the
charge of stealing thc now famous let
ter from Lieut.. CarranZa. Immediate
ly afterwards Kellert's lawyer took
steps to take out suit for 81. 900 joint
ly and severally against Scnors Dubosc
and Carranza for false arrest. y ca
pias Will be asked for to prevent them
from leaving the country. The money
they have in the Bank of Montreal VIII
be garnishecd and leave viii he asked
to seize all their personal property be
fore Judgment 50 as to have guaran :
tee on their part for costs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
ON LAND AND SEA-
Bits OF News from Our Gallant Soldiers
and Sailors.

The United States collier Soutberv
Capt Goodwin. sailed from the Charles
town navy yard at a. NJ, Monday for
Norfolk, Va.
The steamer Marmon from Baltimore
arrived at the Charlestown navy yard.
Monday morning, where she is to be
converted into a hospital ship.
Every evening paper of London.
Monday. echoed the morning news
papers praise of Lieut.. Hobsons ex-
plot with the collier Merrimac at San
tiagO dc Cubo, which, they say, was a
gallant deed, ably planned and pluckily
carried out.
The Indication now are that eGn Lew
Wallace Of awfordsvllle, Ind, the au-
thor, soldier and diplomat, will not win
q major generalship. Gen. Wallace IS
Il years old ana the President, while
personal friend and warm admirer Of
Gen. Wallace, feels that he would be
scarcely warranted in putting Gen.
Wallace in the field at his age.
A private dispatch from Mrs. Grid
ley widow Of the late commander of
the cruiser Olympia, was sent to the
navy department., Monday, by Harry
II. Smith, a friend Of the family. She
asks that the remains be crcmated at
Yokohama if there are facilities there
for this disposition. Otherwise she
wishes to have the remains embamed
and sent to this country. The depart
ment viii do everything possible to
comply with the desire of Mrs. Gridley.
In view Of The newspaper reports
that the vessel Centennial, chartered
by the war department as q transport
for the Manila expedition is unsea-
worthy. Assistant Secretary Meikle-
john, Monday, wired the agents of the
department at San Francisco to have
another and thorough inspection
made of the ship. If the assertions re-
Sardng the unftncss of the vessel for
service are borne out by the eXamina-
tion, the charter will be cancelled. II
was intended by the department that
the Centennial should form one of the
fleet Of vessels to compose the second
expedition to the Philippines.
The Paris Temps. Monday, pub
lish6d dispatch from Madrid which
announces that the Spanish minister of
finances. Senor Puigcerver, has sub
mittcd To the cabinet the arrangements
for the new loan, which it is under
stood to be made without the guaran-
tee Of tobacco monopoly and without
the assistance of foreign capital. The
Rank of Spain. it is said. will advance,
when necessary, in installments the
sum Of 1000. 600 900 pesetas, the amount
of the loan and undertakes the foreign
expenses of the army and navy. The
government. ii is added estimates that
it has sufficient resources for 5eNeFa'
months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
ONE THOUSAND KILLED.
Spanish 0uiposts at Manila Driven in With
Heavy Slaughter.

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knowing II and found there l9' wounded
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Spanish officers the others arc natives.
Al were well treated,
Chief Agui:aldo, in the course Of IN i'm
teyview. has said that the insurgents ARE
eager to rush upon Manila forthwith. but
that Admiral Dewey refuses to allow
'-hor,lts of passionate ANA semt-savaL,.
mon to s-orm Il civilized metropolis"
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rival of the American traons In IN.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
OPENING THE PEhOBSCOT.
That I00-Foot Passage Through Mines Is
Now Being Constructed.

Hucksport. Me, June /6.-Tha tugs
Sylvester L. Ward ana Fannie g.. with
the lighter Ajax, in charge Of Major $.
J.. fEoxic. L. s. engineer have arrived
and are removing the mines from Il
1oo-foot channel at Fort Knox, IN
Eucllsport narrows. through which
steamers can pass without stopping
their wheels or screws, as has been the
regulation since the mines were placed
in position. three weeks ago. The i'm
prove2nent was brought about by the
effort of the Bangor Board of Trade
and Congressman Bout"llc. The river
was closed to navigation. today, while
work was in progress
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
A SPANISH REPORT
says Spanish Forces RepcIIed Americas.
Attempting 10 Land.

tCopyright 1888. by The Associated Pr,
'froin Spanish Correspondent. j
havana, June e. T.. MA,
O'Clock, this morning "A vessels Of ,he
american heet opened fire upon the
foftllications at the entrance to Santa
% harbor and along the coast line. Tho
inlng ceased about II O'Clock. F,1rtba,
details are not yet known here.
Col. Aldea, with a Spanish fore.
Yesterday sustained a fire near Punta
Cabrora from the insurgents on Tho
land side and from the American war-
SHIPS. The Spanish forces are well en-.
trenchcd on the line from Siboney to
Aguaderos and, today, they checked
an attempt of the American forces IL
land and rcpelled them
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
BRAZIL is ALL RIGHT.
Her Minister Reiterates Former EXPRESSIONS
Of Friendship.

Washington. June G-An0thor avi-
dence Of the friendship of Brazil for
the United States appeared today in
the presentation of the new minister
Senior Joaquin Francisco de Assis. from
brazll. Senor Mendonca. the retiring
minister, few weeks ago, when he
took his leave delivered an address
remarkable for the warmth of the
friendly sentiments expressed and to-
day. the new minister in . hriefor ,d
cless oeliVeFed nanergyric upon the
hited states. President Mckinley
made a friendly reply.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
Their Expulsion Merely Delayed.

Washington. June 6.--Lieut. Carran-
"a and Senor Dubosc who are conduct
ing their Spanish operations from
Montreal, have obtained a brief respite
from expulsion. through the denial by
Carranza of the accuracy of certain
features of the letter attributed to him
original letter is understood to be in
the hands of the secret service branch
OF the treasury. When the accuracy
of the translation is established the
British authorities will promptly act.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
More Guns for Boston Harb0r.

Boston. June Cool Mansfield. chief of
United States army engineers at this
post. has received instructions to prepare
TO mount several additional big guns at
Fort Warren. These are provided for in
the regular fortification bill, and it is un-
derstood that they already have been
shipped to Boston. With these extra guns
Fort Warren will be one of the strongest
Notifications in the world.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
To Join SIMPSONS Fleet.

New York, June G.-The converted
yachts Hist and Aileen have been relieved
from coast defence duty and have been
ordered to join Admiral Simpsons fleet.
The Hist is commanded by Lieut.. Lucien
Young of Kentucky. She is off Newport.
1he Ailecn is under command of Lieut.
Arthur Dodd and she is in these waters
The yachts fIuntress and Stranger have
been bought by the navy department and
ordered to the navy yard at BROOKLYN for
equipment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
GENERAL WAR SITUATION.
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these prisoners, which is most fortu
nate, considering the limited resources
of the admiral in the matter of pro-
visions.
The navy department gave orders.
today, that the double turreted moni-
tor Monadnock, now at Mare Island,
Cal, should be made ready to sail for
Manila within 10 days and the neces-
sary orders were hurricdly telegraphei
The Monterey will not wait for the
company of the Monadnock, but should
be off in the course of few hours un
der the convoy of the Brutus. The
navy department will Immediately
procure another merchant ship to ac
company the Monadnock on her 6000
mile voyage. The Monadnock is
most powerful double-turreted monitor.
With twin screws and 3000-h horse power
engines she is easily able to make 12l.
knots an hour. Built on the general
lines of the Amphitrite, she has bette:
engines and more power than thai
monitor. She carries four 10-inch guns
in two turrets, besides two 4-inch rapid
fire guns in a caSemate and a numer-
Gus secondary battery. Her coal Ca
pacity is $50 tons in bunkcrs and al
most as much more in storage room
can be found on the decks. Cons
quently the Monadnock has the ability
to make a longer cruise than the Mon
terey without replenishing her coal
supply, yet her coal capacity is still too
small to permit her to make the pas
sage unaided from Honolulu to the
Philippines.
With these two monitors Admiral
Dewey will be fully able to take care
of himself even should the much
talked-of Cadz fleet undertake to at
tack him in Manila halbor. The mon
itors at the maximum draw only 1412
feet of water or 10 feet less than the
battlcship Pelayo and therefore would
be able to pick their position in the
shallow water where the Spanish bat
tleship could not possibly reach them.
and hammer away a the latter to their
hearts content, presenting themselves
50 small a mark as to render it very
difficult for the Spanish gunners to ef-
fectiVeIy reply.
There is no doubt entertained of the
MonadnOck's sea Worthness, for before
being reconstructed at the Mare Island
navy yard she made the entire voyage
from the Delaware clear around the
Horn to San Francisco, a voyage
longer really than that made by the
oregon
The members of the naval construction
corps are still quietly rejoicing over the
splendid exploit of Hobson and Powell
The latter, a Young cadet. who sat
through the long hours in steam launch
under the Spanish fire. waiting 10 fetch
away liobson and his crew, is also Il
member of the construction corps. as he
was assigned to the force Of naval archi-
lecture ut Annapolis.
That CadiZ fleet which was reported to
be doing strange things in the West In
dies, is not giving the naval officials any
concern. They have learned through the
state department that the Spanish ships
were at Cadiz, last Friday.
Up to the close of office hours it could
not be learned 1T the war or navy Depart
ments that any news had reached there
to show that troops had landed in force
near Santiago, and the officials made ne
concealment of their incredulity.
Mai De GrandprcE. military attache
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
ANOTHER SHAM BATTLE.
Ten thousand Men in Mimic Warfare at
Chckamauga Park.

Chickamauga National Military Park,
Tenn, June G.-Another big sham bat
tie was the event of today. The battle
was between the regiments composing
the 1st Division of the 81 Corps, and
about 10000 men participated. This
division, which is commanded by Brig.
Gen. Fred Grant, is doing unusually
hard work, and is rapidly becoming
proficient in all branches of military
training.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
AIDED BY MRS. PINKHAM.

Mrs. w. Z. PAXTON, youngstown,
North Dakota, writes about her strug-
gle to regain health after the birth of
her little girl:
! "DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-It is with
pleasure that add my testimony to
your list, hoping that it may induce
others to avail themselves of your val
liable medicine.
"After the birth of my little girl,
three years ago, my health was very
poor. l had leucorrhna badly, and
terrible bearing-down pain which
gradually grew worse, until could do
no work. Also had headache nearly
all the time, and dizzy feelings. Men
situations were very profuse, appear
ing every two weeks.
"Itook medicine from good doctor,
but it seemed to do no good. l was
becoming alarmed over my condition,
when l read your advertisement in q
paper. l sent at once for bottle of
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
ponnd, and after taking two-thirds of
the bottle felt so much better that l
send for two more. After using three
bottles felt as strong and well as any
one.
IL think it is the best medicine for
female weakness ever advertised, and
recommend it to every lady meet suf-
fering from this trouble"
Maternity is wonderful experience
and many women approach it wholly
unprepared. Childbirth under right
conditions need not terrify women.
The advice of Mrs. Pinkham is freely
offered to all expectant mothers, and
her advice is beyond question the most
valuable to be obtained. If Mrs. Pax
ton had written to Mrs. Pinkham be-
fore confinement she would have been
saved much suffering. Mrs. Pinkham's
address is Lynn, Mass.
For burn on her hand and humor on her face
Mrs j. L. Lord, of Northampton, Mass, used
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
Harvard's Gilt u the Harvard.

Cambridge, Mass, June 6.-The COM
mittee of Harvard graduates authori-
zed to select a gift for the auxiliary
cruiser Harvard, has reported that ar
have been made with Com
mander Chas. O'Neil, chief of the
bureau of ordnance, to mount upon the
cruiser at the first opportunity a g.
FOUNDER Eordenfelt gun with mount,
shield and accessories.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
Cubans Concentrating Near Santiago.

ON Board The Associated Press Dis
patch Eoat Dauntless, OFF Santiago de
Cuba. via Kingston. "a, June G.--6sen
Castillo. commanding tho Cuban forces
in the west and north of the province OF
Santiago, has been concentrating ln0 Gu
bans in the vicinity of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
Held Up by Solid Shot.

Key West, June G.-9.30 Z, M.-The Brlt.
ish steamer Hampstead was recently beIs
UP by an American warship off the son,b
coast Of Cuba. il was necessary to fire
a solid shot at her. She is said TO have
recently carried u cargo of coal for the
Spanish fleet at the Cape Verde Islands
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
Another Spanish Bluff.

London, June THE Madrid CORE
spondent of the News says: The cab
met has decided that no effective
blockade exists and will so notify the
Powers. An informal notification has
already been made
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
CAMRRA AT CADIZ.
Finishes His Fancy EvoIutions and Returns to
Port for Coal

Gibralta, June ct is reported here.
today. that the Spanish fleet COM
mandcd by Admiral Camara has re-
turned to Cadiz, after completing the
series of manouveres which formed the
programme of the cruise.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
Volunteers Will All Be Paid.

washington, June G.-In answer to
numerous queries on the subject it is
announced officially that the govern
meht Will pay all volunteer troops for
the time between the dates Of enlist
ment and muster,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
Oubosc and Carranza Arrested.

Montreal, June G.-Lieut Carranza
and Senor Dubosc were arrested, at
4-4o this afternoon, on Il capias issued
at the instance of Detective Kellert. at
the house of the consul general of
Spain
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
THE FANI1A's TRIP.
II Resulted Disastrousiy The Captain Evil
IDENTITY Imposed Upon.

(Copyright. 1898, BY The Associated Press.I
Key West, June G.-The steamer Fa-
nita. formerly Of the clyde Line, WniCn
sailed from Mobile, May 24th In a sliS-
picious manner, concealing her destf~
nation, arrived here, this afternoon
She IVES well down III the water and
apparently fully loaded. Her captain
and crew refused 10 make any state
mcnt regarding the trip further than
that the Fauita sailed from Mobile
with a general cargo, discharged IL and
had now called at Key West for orders
This statement in no way taliics with
the appearance Of the vessel which IL
certainly not in ballast,
1t was learned from d reliable source
that the Fanl:a had taken Il cargo of
arms ana ammunition with several
toms uf dynamite from Mobile and that
50 far from being engaged in peaceful
ana legal traffic she had been for TWO
weeks out On a fAbustering expedition.
From lamps the Fanl.a VAS ordered
10 Mobile ustcnsibly 70 take an eXped
tion to cuba, under the charge of Gems.
Jimincz ard MutT.io. both Dom m.ncans.
but strong Sympaghizers win tn"
movement for Cuban Independence
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Fitzsimmons to Meet Mccoy.

New York. June 6.--The Press. to-
morrow, will say: Bob tItzsim'ho''
has promised TO meet Kid Mccoy IN t"e
ring in battle for the puSilistic ehaih-
pionship Of the world.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
The End OF Trading Stamps.

Boston. June G.--1n the House, TO-DAY. a,a,,
the bill 10 prevent the giving OF trauar9 trannI
stamps or other devices as an lnduceihaorn aharn
for trade. was cngrossed after sha'p
debate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
Republicans Carry Oregon.

Portland. oregon, June 6.-9 ?. NJ
Scattering returns from the city anu
from five interior counties indicate the
election of the Republican state TICKET
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
We Fire on SANTIAGO Forts.

LaVana, June 6.-United States wa.
ships opened fire. at 8 O'Clock ~.
morning, against the Qualifications !.
Santiago de Cuba
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07

1t gave immediate relief and prompt cure. She
also SAYS it Is Il great cure for boils II is simply
the best for all skin troubles. % ard SOC
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-07
OnnfOrt powder

For Il burn on her hand and humor on her fac,
irs j. l. Lord. OF Nor.hampton. Mnss usad