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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
NHterifa'S 1tm9Iii6li1e Stone int
S000.

@G6renb biele engltf9@amerifaniI6e Sci
tungen 9ebanfenlos aus Der 2onboner BreiIe
Die Nngriffe auf ben beutf9en &atier a6<
f3rei6en, Der fih gegen Elm ul1gemein bi1toenz
0es S6iebsgeri9tspeie len i'm 9aag itrGubt,
lit Der Gbeagosr Snter@Ocean tliiger,
@r 3eigt, pel9e Sbor6ett uni er dmetitaz
nif9er Stautsmintiter 8 ap bubur9 begebe,
baB er bic amerifanif9en 8ertreter i'm 9aag
auf iene a~Ggemeine S4iebsri9terei Der>
pfli9te, bic glei9bebeutsnb lei nit preisz
gebung Der bon ben gr0Bten amerttanil4en
StautsmGnnern Dert6eioigten Monr0ez9 otz
trim.
BON elmer 3eitung, Die I'M N1gemeinen 10
eifrig Mc&inlep unteriiibt, 1T Elm fpl9er
Nngriff auf einen pe1entli9en She'll Der
ausmGrtigen poIittt befel6en bOppelt bebeuts
fam, 0O9 tr0itet fi4 Der SSnterz0 Ocean ii6er
ben BON ibm getabelten f6tperen MtBgriff
nit Der @%rtpdgung, baB I'M 9aag itberbaupt
ni6ts 6eraustommen, Ionoern Die oortlge
gonfersn5 D6ne ermftli6e gr9e6niie in it8
3erfaGen tperoe.
Sn einem unoeren Nrtitet aeigt Der Snterz
Ocean, nte Gnglanb, pG6reno es in Der
@6iebsrt9teret ben Dertrauten &amerdoen
Der Ser, 9taaten ipielt, einem pirtli4 pratt
tif6 61manen 8orI9luge Der Ser. Staaten
i'm 9aag, Dem @orI4tag bebufs 8ei4aBung
oes 8rtpateigent6ums CUR Gee i'm Seefrte9,
ben entT6iebeuiten @ibertanb leiitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

Sn Der beuti9ldnbii6en Prefe CABS IN
lebter 3eit allerlei 8eri9te iiber grele Sra
tbumer BON 8brenpIpgen. Sir
ben bier fOI9enoen 6iirsen iotpObl Elm ebemas
Tiger Na9bdr urub Sreunb II bGanb's.
afs audi cine nit ibm auf bemielben S9iff
befinbli9e 5reunoim
ubldnb Iiebte ben Observation-Disclosures e urt6
pflegte gerne in 8edenrieb einige Wo9er 5u@
3u6ringen. Bel elmer Sdbrt bubtn befanD itd
auf benz 9ampfboot Elm pbrenologe, Der bic
8ei9eioen6eit beIaB, ben &eiienben %un3ubiez
ten, er nOIe ibre &Dpfe unterIu4en unS
ibnen fugen, mas ite feien. 90 fam bic
&eibe audi al ubGanb. Qls Der grObe Sem
ner ben ni9t gep0bnli6en 8opf ausgetaiet
bate unb Der u11b.fatnte 8eiiBer beielben
ienen fragile: rNun, mas bin i9?" betam er
bic Qntiport: Isle iinb Elm S3ubma9er;
a6er bertHgep sic Ii9, es fam ni9t Seberz
mann Elm 9i9ter isin!"
Qlus benz mG9tigen S9dbet ubIan6s
hdtte ii6rigen5 Der pbrenOGog tpobG bic gei=
ittge 8sbeutung bes Mannes ermefen tOnz
men. QGerOings aber iab Der beI4etbeue
Ot4ter pie Elm f6li4ter 9anoperfsmann
aug. Qbsr mar ni9t elmer Der beoeutenbften
6eutI6en Oi4ter, Sans Sa9s, ein S4ubz
NADER?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

Sin eigenes 3uiammentreffen! Sn 6ens
Ielben Sagen, in tpel9en s ontreuomtz
raj &aub bon Samoa ber nu9 Der 9az
eificfiifte Der Ser. Staaten fam, befano fi6
bic 2ei9e bes @eneraf &auB auf benz
8ege BON Der gacificfiiite Der Ser. Staten
na6 berrNotomac, um Bel Der 8unoesbaupts
taot IL 4rlington~Srieo6Ofe, no 10 Disle
l1nionsbeleen ruben, nit bOaen 9eloenebren
enoqiiltig bsItdttet gu perben. Sang unptaz
farli6 b~ergegenfpdrti9t man ii9 ba ben 9imz
melpeiten unteri6ieO 5pif4en benz liebsns=
piirbiqen groBen Reitergeneral unh fetnem
pabigen uno pubigen 8ruoer CUR See!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
@erntGttn8 etncs teranii@em
staot@ens Smr@ 1teberi1weuts
41t1tffn.

Sn &tnnen @puntD am &io @ran6r, tpo
es man4mal Sabre lang ni6t regnet, tit
Die @ountbz 9auptftabt 8radettbtGGe
oolfGn6ig bura cine ueber19ipemmung
5eritOrt tpprben, unb me6r als 1900 M1enz
I9en BADEN MQes perlpren unb finb obba6z
los genorber1, 8radettbtQe ltegt etpa Is
Wteilen bom &to @ranbe e%ntfernt, unb
nt9t btefer Strom, ipnhern bret miIerabls
Greefs, Pinto, Sim unb Cos Mpras, pel&e
3~utpeilen iabrelang troden 1inb, BADEN bas
llngliid angeri9tet.
IS beeann Qbenbs IL lt6r in Str0men
gu regnen, o6ne piel 8liB unb Bonner reg
nete es unauf61rli9 pie aus Gimern gez
gotten Bis 7 ubr Morgens, unb balb tpd@
rem bic bret Greefs, tpel9e ale in ~iiibtpeft=
li3er &i9tung flieBen, aus ibren ufern
~getreten. Man fam ft9 cine 8oritequng
bon Der @afermafe MAIDEN, penn man
bebentt, bob bteie @reefs ie z Meilen bon
ttndnber %entfernt itnb, unb UNI 3 116r
Morgens bic 8affer bon alien bret ii3 gu
elmer 20 Meilen breiten Sld6e b~ereinigt
batten. I'm bteie 3sit brangen bic 5lutAen
in bic @eI9GftstraBe BON 8radettpt1e Elm
unb iparen um 5 l1br Murgens oier3eRn
SUP in alien 9Guiern geitiegen. Ser
Strom rib ales, mas bonn Baher g~etragen
nerben fonnte, nit it6 fort, unb 9ol3bduz
fer trieben bur9 bic StraBe ~ftromabpdrts,
aGs ob es nur SpG6ne eepeien tpdren. Gtn
9ol3baus f6tpamm ben Strom btnab NIT
elmer ber5tpeifelnben Srau ur0 bret fleinen
iqmmernben &inbern barin, unb hteie tpds
rem unrettbar oerloren g~etpefen, als Elm
vbraper Mann", Or. @oobfon, NIT einem
u SUP langen Boot aus Sort @lart, nit
Dissemination bur6 ben Strom arbettett,
unb ie rettete.
@ieGe 8epo6ner eini0dtger SduIer tpurz
ben g~e5pungen, mittels 3af4enmeRern
G6inoeln pom 0a9e gu sntfernen unb
bur6 bic Defining iih auf bas Sa4 gu
retten. NGs Der Sag anbra6, tOnnte man
auf auen 1ol6en Sd9ern MGnner, Srauen
unb Rinber in i6ren Nabtfleibern erbliden,
ipdbreno Der Ee9e1 no4 III Stromen per-
unttr floB.
eSn Gturm unh Slutb tparen gdpttdn
| gorntfb BPM 9. @abaGeriez9Regiment Der
Ser. 9tuaten unb feline geammte tpadere
Manni6aft mut6ig unb uneri4roden Bel
Der Mettung tbdtig, unb ibnen 1T es 9aupt>
fd6li6 su3uI9reiben, baB feline Meni9en@
~ ~
leben p~erloren gingen. Na4bem Die 5lutb
berlaufen tpar, fonnte mar nidt Qebensz
mittel oenue in Der Staht mebr porfinDen,
um muir ben 3ebnten SbeiG Der Sep0lferung
nit speils gu Derie9en. 4aein Capt. Cor
Min ffelte fofort ben Srduen unb 8inbern
ale p~prbanbenen s3elte our 8erfiigung urO
pertbeilte an &Ge &atiOnen, bic iebo4 audi
na6 penigen Su9en CUR Neige gingen, ais
Silfe BON MllBen eintraf.
Que gferbe, aiibe, @8tpeint, 9unoe,
aoben unb 9iibner finb ertrunten unb bon
Der 6lutb fOrtsei4pemmt pOrbsn. @ue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
Suites grairie=&amo.

Raufe2ano, iunger mann.
Bis sum 20. Suli %Dertaufc i'd Charter Sections8
pes bcfeu QBei3snlaupes in &anias fir 81 per Mere.
9a6 Dieiem Sage miro Der 9reis auf 1925 per acre
erb6bt. Die idbrli3en Steucrn betrasen Ourbi6uittz
lid nidt nlebr ais &c per Ncre.
Geri0menbet @uer @elo DesD1lb nibt in itdotiiGen
Grtraoaoan3en, %ionDern fault 9auO.
Sieies 2ano ftei0t I'M 99ertbe, tpGbrenb SDr i6laft.
IS tam ui6t mad Canada our6brennen".
Gs fam nibt rim bic Bride eeben4 unD yaae g=
ma6ten 8ablungeH" Oerloren geben, pte bel Sau=9ers
einen pOer Spnrbdnfcn.
Seibt weiie uno t2a o,-taut est.
Ser itetiqe 8rsis=aufi6wuug miro Gud BON 25%
bis 1000 idbrli6 einbrineen.
Sprebt Dor oOer i6reibt au
2lin2tpD s. w. WYNN. "a MoattS Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

9ur6 einen groBen Munn fperben
audi feline Qngeb0rtgen betdnnt. limb
10 BADEN ieBt bic @ltern uno 8ef6pifer bes
9retsfau ftGmpfers Seffries,
bes r9elben Der Welt", Die @6re uno bas
@ergniigen, abbtIOlid in englii4zamerif1niz
lden 3eitungen gu gldn3en. 9es 5dutfdmz
piers piirOiger Batter 1T befanntlia Elm eng
characterization r8eberenb", Der ft4 ni4t
penig auf einen fpl6sn SObu einbttoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
GtabIfrt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale 4 Betail Grocs-,
232 n,to 234 OF 2iauSofp6-S trase,
aptiben Trartftl, uub WtartesStL


232 INTO 234 Of 2iauSoGp5- SfrG6e,
awtlGen ~grrartftrt, uub WtarteEsStI
chic "a Q. Sas,.
GpebeH er1dtteH III feInlter Waare:
Tene boQ. YtatisS=SGFiaee
YSeneu guf. SsHuisr Mub ran. SarotMen,
Srif Icn NtaeiIttrteu %,Gttb. Hal,
fciMite SrHbaKter Sal5inroeueu,
GtsG1te trans. &aroinen, @anSlebersSaItetet,
s5riide Iranffnrter Sratiutrt iM yii d) ien.
Mcdts STaumi d. 10. GerSeIatWurit, SataHni,
SufpoYt. tvetpbGt. SGtufet,
Neuc uprkucg. Nlttdi cOicS, &tPDeftt=SiO,
1tcIes Sprntten, &0nsb. vtSn=&ariMse,
SOL. NiidD etter Sou=seringe,
Jeiniten 9HNcIoorfer Gent gSeiHeiTg,
MedDteS frGts. nno iteI. SIipem0l,
5rtfdteS Itct10t, &Gpcrtt uRo SIi0eu,
Hrifd1e SenfiaroiHeS mitS tafreIeu,
Hrans. Gbannpt0none uuo franz. &rbier,
&ilke6er 9parGeIa, Sd1ntttbohnet u. WiibdJe EFT,
MedlteH &tebi9'S Tlciibegtraft,
atedpte.i gntttf itbaIer Gd~ei5ert6ie
6etnftem ~tntbureer., siabt1= nno &ahot6le,
SgraM3. NsqRefort, HrUMdae De Brte,
Medten Saua=, HSoffa. mno N~io.SaHee,
6eimiten rnG. Mmp d,i.effd)sn 3hee,
Me@te . antue.GbocOlabs Mno &afaO,
Nfarrtr Natsipp'o H~taIs=&afee,
1entfdlen GiGlelfafee nn0 fveiaenfaHees
WfetTer ttno 9iHer'S RGfeesGrtTaft,
seeutfG1e mdtNei5e tt= uuO S$aferarike,
feimfte VerI9erfte, &etsensrteS mmo Sagu,
SeutfdDc 9irle, Wrimfert ta1iS &inien,
GrbSipnrff, &artofielmebI ano ReiSmebI,
9eutfGe unO fran5. SUetidJeH, 1iridJeu,
Sr,p0rt. @irnen Mno :3petSd) enmns,
8HanoeIn, VaNe, Goftneu UNI 6itruEat,
Med)ten Barrier Gdttupftabaf pott XokHe6,
3emtIa)e SoIsfd|1be mno &pIspantoTeIm,
9eatfGe GpinmrGoer uno @Outra5er,
Irii9e @%eirtites, @immen. nno @resiaHten.
Entute aHe Mrtett BON Groceries
Ru ben bIhtgften YreiieM.
Henry S0hOe1IkOD6s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

@lnem an bic 2onoonec Zines" gslangz
ten 9eri9te aus 8ui4ir i'll geriien 5ufolge
la6sn bic felt Sabrsu urtsr fran3oiti8er
Ge:tuns betriebenen Ea@eru6ungen
i'm eIten sui a, Der Qahptttaot ess
R:GluitiI6en Rei9s, Sic i9on ldngs Dor
GcbpIon unb Ninibe gu 4o4er Slatb! GEE
lardt mar, neuerbings pisber Rp4It I'M
tereIurte SnI6riften uno 5unoe 3u Gag'
oefGroert. @9on bic FriiDeren 5orf6unz
get, boben bic 9eumsn BON eff elamitiI4tn
95nlqen gebra9t, pel@s borOsm un5etannt
iuc~sn. Cine neue &sile3midrift, nit De-
rem @nt3ifferung man isSt beFddftigt 1T,
Ihe;n. aus elmer 3eit gu itamnerl, in mel
der bic uegpptii4e Gfoiliatio1 nOA in
f6.sr &inO6eit lag. &ap>re 5unoe reiden
Bis auf bic @tsin8eit 5uriiG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

SIN 2onbon bat Der Bring bon @ales
am lebten Gamtag ben 9runoitetn 5a
eirem neuen go # Sparbant@S e.
gelegt, neil bas bisbsr benuBte
groBe @ebGube ii4 als gu Helm erpiei en
fat. Der Neubau ntrb flint Qcres 2ano
bebeden unb Raum fir Elm Psrional bon
1000 BADEN. Die 3abl Der 9otzSpar@
banfz @inlagen in 9roBbritunnien bat iebt
bic 3iffer BON 100000 errei4t; ibr Gut
BADEN betrGgt $615, DOC 900 - 3. +. me1r
aGs oas &apital aler englif4en aftienz
8anfen. Sn ben Ser. @taaten parten
mir letber INNER nod Dergebli@ auf rte
pprtreffli8e Ginrt9tung Der pOitiparfaHen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

Die 8tneftf3e 8%egterung fat
fir bic before gtmbei4ung bes
6bangbO cine MiaiOn saeIs uusgerpOrz
fem. Mie nett man bamit pobl tOm~
men pirb? Die Ginosi@ung oes mil
fIiippt bat bereits, einf4lieBli4 Der Sell
Der, nel8e bic einaelnen unteren uferz
5taaten bafir a~usgegeben BADEN, ettpa
$45, 100000 g~etoitet, uno INNER nod Finb
bic MISUNDERSTANDING ni9t gegen Aez
bsri&psmmungen ii4er gefteat, urO neroen
es nt9t fein, 10 lanqe man ni4t ernItltd
bic Nieberuufforituns Der Anelgebiete in
4ngriff nimmt, unb groBe Baferreierbotrs
bout. Die 9tneii6e &egierung iptrb ftn@
ben, OaB cine WaiIiOn Soels Ooer Dollars
1ur Elm Sropfen auf einem heiBen Stein
limb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

Sn &9Obe<SsGunb 1T bic neue
8erfaffung nit 1900 gegen 1000
Stimmen abgeGebnt porben. 0ieIelbe
be3pedte bauptiG9Ii9, benz @ouoerneur
unb Der 8efebgebnng einen 8peiidbrigen
Sermin ftdtt zines einiG6rigen gu geben,
unO bag Wablreht an bic 8enntniB bes 2e=
iens uHb 94retbens gu tniipfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

9te eroBe &unbgebung Der
9euti9en 9~etroit's bat cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

ARMENIA M oertanfen- Wiscpnit I'm s. Nrs
y men, $500 unb ~aufpdrts 9artbol3lonb = bon
s.. 90 bis $500 per ader. Greb. 8ogt, III Maion
Ctr, mlImoufee, QGtS. Aruu3W2uD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28
Qn5eiaen.

- r 9reDfmRs 81 a NJ y / unb Der 3oIas
-. SroSe5 Dor Dem SGumre ertGt iW
0ranfreidl. dit IL Nbbtlouu9en, sjreis Toe
franco per YOt. Borrdtbtg bel
KOELAENG G kLAPPENBACH,
9euti1e 8u1banolung, l00-l02 G~ouoolpb Str
SelephoH; MtaIu PIG.
C,tu thtttasr iun9er b.utI6er arat. perbeiratbst,
v piuidt iiG i'm Sunbe nieoeraulaiien. mo er aus
f9t bat. i'd cine 8rnriS su griiaoen. SfferteH nit &c.
uauer Nngabe Der gerbGItniiie erbeten inter: R. I?
Staats5eltunq. 2S1n2pO
g etrotbsantrng q. Gin nit &euntnifieu periebes
y uer S.utfter mittleren Qlters aus geubteter reipet.
tabIer JamtIie nit uobmelsbar 9utem @baratter une
foItoem &eben5ipaHbel iudt Der Glniunltelt megen auf
bieiem meae bic getonutibatt elmer ebenfaas reipefto.
belu Game su MAIDEN. 8raoe Wittpe nit ei9euem
Selnl unb 9ei9dft ui1t ausgeiploieu. So mirb mebr
ouf Iolioer Gbarafter uno glidtides Seim as amf Der.
m69sn o.'ebeu. 9erruittler merbeu inter teineu lin.
fanOen beriidihttgt. Gfferte nit genouer. duiri1tIger
augabe Der Yerbaltniiie uuo tpombaItd photographic
mDge man ribten on VI o | Wteomater
2sIn1pDuio Y.S. Santtlton, Ont. SaHaoa.
SRaoraelo fur perpeuobare Sheen. Mon 9ebe on. 90
~ poteutirt. She patent Jfecorb, Baltimore, Wte.
17mll0pD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-28

RaorgslO fur perpenbbore Sheen. Mon 9ebe on. 90
O p~otentirt. She patent Recorb, Baltimore, Wte.
17uilOmD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-15
STATE NEWS.
ARoos1ooK.
DEDHAM.

Luther Truworthy has gone To Ashland
to work. band saw filing. 9
Mrs. Orren Pinkham is very sick.
l.. j. SWEET has finished his numbering
operations on II. p. Runnells' lot, and
moved back to his farm.
WOODLAND.
The weather is very rough for the sea-
son.
Potatoes have been selling for from sli0
to SLIGO, the past week.
II. T.. Hewey. wife and little one are to
move from this town to New Sweden. in
Il few days. He is one of our best teach
ers and it is with regret that We know
he is to go from this town. We wish him
success in the town where he is to 60
H. B. Pratt, our hustling collector. has
nearly finished the collections in this
town. for the year 1885, The amount COM
mitted to him was some over soOO0 all of
which except small amount is col
lected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-15
PROSPECT.
Children's Fare.

English children eat unlimited ba-
con. and thrive upon it. physicians
over there estimating it almost as good
as cod-liver oil, and certainly much
| more palatable. But they do not eat
II fried to a crisp. as we Americans do.
1t is cut very thin and put in a hot
skillet until 1t curls at the edges, then
quickly transferred to hot dish and
served Hot bread ought not to be
found on the children's table at break
fast or any other meal. Good home
made bread. brown as often as possible.
us what they need. Their strong
young appetites require no pampering
of mullins. hot biscuits and griddle.
cakes. Tea and coffee should be equal.
ly tabcoed. d.-'milk. if they like it. or
cocoa on cold mornings for warm
drink. with ''cambrc tea" for the little
folk. word about cambric tea. Don't
let it be cup of hot water colored
with milk. Have the cup hot to begin
with. and nearly fill it with rich milk
a little boiling water then suffices to
warm it sufficiently, and with a lump
OF sugar it is palatable and nutritious
Children are apt to drink too much
or too little water. Some get into a
habit of draining glass after glass,
which is unwise. and really. in a family
OF several children. keeps one person
busy supplying their wants in this re-
gard. Others go to the other extreme.
ana drink little or nothing. Many
medical men claim that most persons
drink too little. the normal supply of
three pints per day being rarely alb
sorbed. Between these extremes the
)udiciouS mother will endeavOr to Z
strike golden mean.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-15
CHINESE BLUE BOOK.
Eng|and's Operations in China--.R eady
to Side With Germany and Amec lea.


London. March 1.-THE eagerly a:ntici-
pated China Elre Book was. issue, tnis
evening. but all the main points al diEr
patches filling $50 pages and ccwerin the
period from February. 1898. to l"e4l7 iarv'
1899, were already known to the "ibt c
The Blue Book deals at length VIII Al!
the territorial railway ana mining coll
cessions to all countries. comm eEL eng
with the ccssion of Port Arthur and los
ing with the opening of Nan Ming IS a
treaty port. Much space is devnl ed 10 the
question of the foreign conressioit At
Shanghai. the exhibits in uding The pl @
tests of American ministers and consu Is
against the placing of American proIert
under the jurisdiction of France or OF am
other single power.
The readiness of British warships te
support the viceroy in resisting The
French demands is also displayed. and
the Blue Book gives the American -Ghin.l
Developments Company contract for the
Hankow Canton railway, signed in Wash
ington, April IA. 1898. II,
The whole tenor of the BRITISH dis
patches shows a desire 10 meet the views
of Germany and the United States in all
matters in which they were concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-15
ITALY AND CHINA.
Martiuo's Recall Due to an
Agreement With England
British Blue Book on Chinese Affairs
Makes Interesting Reading.
The Kaiser Busily Engaged in Reorganization
Of Army and Navy.

Rome March H.-In the Chamber OF
y Deputies today, Admiral Canevaro..
minister Of foreign affairs. made 4
comprehensive statement regarding
@Italy's action in China. He confirmed
the reported recall of Signor Martino.
Italian minister at Pekin. and an
nounced that Italy had obtained the
:. pproval of Great Britain and Japan
l,A fore demanding, the concession at
san Nun. Great Britain, however, had
rcnh ssted, he said. that force should
NOT b, employed and had promised in
returnS to give her diplomatic support
at the q 'urt of 1'ekin. Other friendly
powcrs. hne min lister continued, were
then notified I and indicated their
acquescclce.
Admiralty Canevaro then covered
events, already nown explaining that
Signor Marino's action had been dis
ayowed beca use his ultimatum contra
vened an agre ennent with England that
o,.ly in the event of Sir Claud McDon-
ala \ British mi 0i ster at Pe!kin. being
unab lc to induce N.the Tsung Ii Yatnen
TO taj.e back Sig1'er Martipo's 1irst
note Should Italy RI 'sime libesty of ac-
tion i, order to obtA in reparfftiUn
He a xpressed conf dence in the ulti-
mase. .AIccess of Italy's nolicyl and re-
minded, the Chamber THAT ltaVE's duty
was ~ refrain from force So far rs
possible, since she had gone 10 CHINA
woithout fany previous p"ovoca ton in
cidenti o.. violated rights to Justify 8
resor4 Go violence which, might, il
adopted. disturb the inter national
equilibrium in the Far East al I'd exer-
else q. f. tai r.Rex action in Cur ope, be-
sides iniuring Ireat Britain, who had
proved herself taly's cordi. u friend
and exposing to- conflict "ths y powers
that had shown themselves the wen
WiSherS of Italy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-15
GERMAN ARMY AND NAVY.
Kaiser Takes Charge Of Navy-Reichstag Still
Wrangiing Over the Army.

Berlin. March 1.-THE official Naval
Gazette publishes an imperial order, TO-
ton of the navy. Henceforth the En-
peror holds supreme command and the
Office of commanderin-chie becomes m
dependent under the title OF admifai
staff 49,,
subordinate to the Empe"ui. and The ad-
mirars staff, besides it's ordinary duties,
will occupy itself with the. political as
poets of the presence of German war
ships abroad.
The order also announces the appoint
mcnt of "a general inspector of the navy
and settles certain questions regarding
competence.
Admiral Eoostor, ,commander-in-chief of
the Baltic fleet, who has been designated
AS the probable successor of Admiral Non
knorr as conmandcr-in-chief of the Ger
man navy. has been appointed Inspector
Baltic post. Rear Admiral nenderman!!
has been appointed chief Of the naval
board.
During the discussion oil the second
army bill in the Reichstag, today. ..ie
minister of war. Gen. Won. Goslor, 9s;i1
the measure was a factoT1 m fav@r q q
fathcrland was ilo party question ne
bill, he continued. had been alterea in
committee. buJ he hoped the Reichs.as @ g
would restore it to its original shape The
reduction of the peace effective by 10o'
men, he added. was of little import ance
and he could not accept the reduction
The war minister tiieii "l'Pe"S': ~ -,
patrioiism of the Reichslag asking that
body to grant the governments demands
in their entirety. ,no..
The Reichstag, later. by a vote of 3,9 to
1N. rejected the army increase demanded
hyfthe s.oy trlIinent THE budget commit
tees Itoposal was also rejected.
The rest Of the army bill was adopted
take place, Thursday. In the meantime
the members of the Reichstag Will BE-
able 10 weigh the governments state
,pruts before finally voting. ,...,..
Dur.na The discussion preceding tue
v9tr, lie imperial chancellor. Prince lio-
litnlohe, repiN.ng TO speech made py. I,
member OF the Peoples party declared
sulicitudc for the safety of. the empire.
adding that his sense of responsibility for
that. safety was STRONGLY present.
The minority, 'il. included Conservatlve
members of the lmps rial party, Ea.lonai
Liberals. members OF the Radical I lHn1l
and members of the Reform party.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-15
S0MEnSc7.
HARMON

Tic Ladies Aid Soc'et furnished din
ners for the people at the annual town
meeting, Monday. and realized S12 after
all bills were paid.
| The late rains and warm weather have
reduced The snow very much and made
crossing Moose pond with teams very
dangerous.
The game warden who visited this town
last week, did not obtain any clue 10 The
persons who killed deer here reccntIva
AT the town meeting, Monday. /, was
voted to maintain free high school, mex
spring
Orlando Cobb is about TO tap 1909 ma :
ccllcEt quality OF maple ..oney
Master Chester Rhoades has thirteen
hens that laid 26O eggs in the month of
February last.
At the town meeting. Monday. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Clerk. r. H.
Reed; selectmen, &c, w. T.. Marble. W.
S. Bemis, f. a. Starbird: town agent w
E. Marble; town treasurer r. II. Reed :
road commissioner. w. B. Huntrcss: col
lector and constable, Geo. II. Rhoadcs
school committee. c. A. Laughton: sur
veyor OF wood and lumber. Fred Tibbetts:
truant O11cer, j. r.. Farrar.
EAST NEW PORTLAND.
I Eugene Day of Madison, is visiting at
Mark Hutchins
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Perry recently went
to Salem. to visit friends. .s.i
Birch is being received at. Starbird's
mill, at the rate of about ten cords Il day
Rev l.. Hutchins, who has been i'll for
several weeks. is slowly gaining and is
able TO ride ort
John Greene of Lexington. visited in
town. last week.
George Paine of Anson. preached at this
village, Sunday. n
Miss Emmie Strickland of Lexington,
has been visiting in town the past week.
Bryce Edwards of Madison, was in
town, Saturday.
There are ten from this place, attending
the high school at North New Portland
BLACKWELL.
Miss Bessie Murray spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Skowhegan
The young people are at home from
school at Madison for vacation of three |
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Me.zar Eames and young
son of Embden, spent Saturday with Mr. |
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moore.
George Wellington is in very poor
health; Horace Wells of Madison, is TAX ;,
ng care of him.
There is talk of another town meeting.
The electric cars were stalled three days
ast week, for lack of power.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-15
PENoBsCoT.
GARLAND.


The old board of selcctmcn were re-
elected. Monday. \ new supervisor, Miss
Vesta Flanders. and IA new tax collector,
Mr.. Willct, In place Of William Stone.
were also elected.
Walter Doyen has returned home after
a winters work In the woods.
Martin Ridcout has returned from Ban
gor where he spends much OF his time
with "A sick son.
Mrs. Mark Avery has so far recovered
from her Illness as 40 be able 10 ride out
on pleasant days.
Moses Leve:t has bought l.. o. Oak 5
homestead and contcmplates moving in
very soon.
Rev. Mr.. Harrington read his resigna-
ton at the Free Baptist church March
Il, as that was the time he had been en-
gagged as a supply. The church commit
tee are looking for minister
Mrs. ID. Robinson's sister. Mrs. Brag
don, from Massachusetts. is spending a
few weeks here visiting her relatives
CORiNNA.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Bar Harbor. are
visiting Thomas Holt and family on Main
street.
{. I. Moses has set up can making ma
chinery at the corn factory.
S. L. Titcomb is in Boston with horses
for sale.
ID. c. Lyford. who has been most of
the winter in Lawrence, Mass, has re-
turned home.
Prof. Fred Brrrell of Jorham n. H..
is spending his vacation with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Burrcll. near
this village.