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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16

Thanks to the enterprise and public
spirit of DR.. Trull, Biddeford is to have
good hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16

Four generations of one family at
tended church together in Lewiston
last Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16

The gulls on the Maine coast are be
ing slaughtered in the name of mlli-
merry. Shame,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16
J Maine G0ssalnl
The Good Old Times.

There are no girls like the good oil
Against the world I'd stake 'cm
As huXnm ANA smart ana clean OF heart
As the Lord knew how u make en-,
They We're rich in spirit and common
They could bake ana brew and had
taught school, too.
And they made the lkclicst courtin,
There are no bows like the good old boys
When we were boys together!
When the grass was sweet to the brown
bare feet
That dimple,i the. laughing heather;
When The rcwcc sung to the summer
dawn H uu
Of TIL bcc in The billowy. clover
Or down by the mill the whp-ur
Echoed his night song over.
There is no love like good old love
The love thar mother gave us,
We are ola. old men yet We pine again
For that precious grace-God save rs.
So We dream and dream of the good o'..
Ana our hearts grow tender. fonder.
And those dear Old dreams bring - 9TH:
OF hcavcn away off yonder.r -'
Eugene Field.
Ruffed grouse for breakfast, this
morning?
Jack Frost cannot seem to resist the
temptation.
These crisp, cool mornings are great
for sleep.
Bowdoin. Colby and L. of NJ ali
open, next week.
Lots of small fairs, and some of them
the best, are Yet to be held
Bath is wondering if it doesn't need
q curfew ordinance.
The gulls on the Maine coast are be-
ing slaughtered in the name of mili-
merry. shame,
Four generations of one family at
tended church together in Lewiston.
last Sunday.
Thanks to the enterprise and public
spirit of DR.. Trull. Biddeford is to have
| a good hospital.
Septemberis beating June out of sight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16

Portland's latest hopes, in which the
rest Of Maine join, We're aroused by q
letter from British Vice Consul keat
ing to the board of trade, asking as
sstance in a project of much import
ance. The ocean steamers which now
come to that port do not bring large
CargOes To Portland. In summer they
are forced to carry coal or come over in
ballast and in winter while they re
ceive cargo destined for Canadian
points they bring little for cities in
America. 1t is Mr.. i<eating'S idea that
if the matter is properly presented to
British manufacturers and exporters
they will be glad of the opportunity of
awaiting themselves of the advantages
which Portland offers as a place to
which to send goods destined for Gus
toners in this and nearby states
There are now conSidera BILE quantities
Of English goods sold in Maine but
they are not imported at Portland.
Instead they come to New York and
the Maine purchaser is subject not
only to delay in receiving his wares
but he must pay the freight from New
York to Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16

Bath is wondering if it doesn't need
q curfew ordinance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16

This summers railroad traffic III
Maine has been the largest ever known,
and in commenting upon this fact the
Bath Times pays a deserved tribute to
the enterprise of our railroads. II
says: The presence of these crowds
is no accident as some may suppose. a
sort Of proVidcntial dispcnsatiun in IA
vor of the Maine Central and the peo-
pie of Maine-not by jug full. They
are the result and expression ~ the
'git-up-an git Of the management Of
the Maine Central and Boston N Maine
Railroads. These corporations are
booming our good State AN the yeal
around. They put thousands az dol
lars into the most beautiful and at
tractivc advertising that can bc had.
ana they circulate ii in every State uf
the nation. The heavy traffic is their
just reward. MaiIte is a beautiful
state and the natural summer resort
,of the couutry. but she would never
have attained her present popularity
but for the efforts Of the great rail-
roads and steamship companies"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16

Lots of small fairs, and some of them
the best, are Yet to be held.
The border vidette., 1899-03-11
THE RISE IN COPPER.
Development of Mines In Pima
County Follows.

| County Follows.
L: D. Snyder who travels over the
| southwest in the interest of the Silver
City Reduction Works, is spending the
| day in the city. Mr. Snyder is pro-
baby better posted on mining in Arlzo-
ma than any man owing to his constant
travelling to all sections of the territory.
His work takes him to the fields which
are being developed, and whenever a
new section is opened up, Mr.. Snyder
knows all about it as soon as anyone.
ct is the chloriders as we call them,
the mon who open up mines from the
virgin state, that make a mining
country prosperous" said Mr.. Snyder
to a reporter this morning. They are
the outposts of ad vancement, and their
work is the foundation of mining. l
never saw time when Pima county,
and Arizona in general, was in better
shape. There is life in all the hills, and
new mines are becoming prod ucers
every day. This is not only true in
relation to copper, but gold and silver
rs well. The rise in copper has no
doubt had much to do in promoting
this activity, but whether that is so or
not, it remains fact that Arizona is
forging to the front very fast. I do not
apprehend any decrease in the price of
copper. The shipments by the Michi-
gan copper mines when spring naviga-
ton opens up on the lakes, may bring
it down few points, but there will be
no material fall. The new copper mines
can have no effect on the market, as
the most of them are not prod and
will not be for a year or two. It is
true that copper stocks have gone be-
yond what tue conditions justify, lut
the statements made by some papers
that the reaction of the copper boom is
going to cause much loss TO investors
dos not apply 10 mining. It is the
fellows who are going crazy N the
stock exchanges who will be hurt, as
the rise in stocks of 100 per cent is not
justified 10y the advancement in copper
metal"
MIR. Snyder believes that copper will
always command IL sCoI price, but lie
says that it would have been better If
the price hal held at Is cents, as it
must so back to that figure as soon as
Spring comes.
The border vidette., 1899-03-11
CONSTABLa'S SALE.
JAMES GOODMAN,
Plaintiff,
F. ESFRIUl
Defendant.

Defendant
Under and by virtue of Writ of Execution
issued out Oft Justices court Of the Eighteenth
Precinct, Pima County, Arizona, by Frank J.
Duffy, Justice of the Peace. the 2rd day of
December, 1898, and to constable, duly
directed and delivered, on Judgment rendered
IN said Court in the above entitled action Oil the
18th day of November, 1853, fer the of
Two Hundred and Seventy Dollars, -s27o.oo-
and the costs of said action amounting to 1855,
and all accruing costs, have duly levied il the
manner required by law, on all that certain real
estate belonging 20 the defendant situated il
tTic town of Nogales Pima County, Territory of
Arizona. and particularly described IS follows
to-Svit:
LOTS 8. IN BLOCK 6. in the said Town of
Nogales.
. Public notice is hereby given that will at the
cc1rt house door, in Tucson County of Pima
Territory of Arizona, at the hour of one o'clock
q. M. on Saturday, the 18th day OF January
1899. sell at public auction to the hghes. bidder
for cash, i'll lawful money of the United States,
che above described property, or so much
ofercof as may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment and costs Of salt and all accruing costs
I. +. ERODRICK
Constable, Precinct No. Is, Pima County
Dated SOgalcs. Arizona. DccesIecr 18th. 1858.
The border vidette., 1899-03-11

Singer sewing machines sold on the
inStallment plan. Call and see d.
XsIasco at the Arizona Commercial
Cons any. IT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
..M0M We HAVE THE TRUTH.
The Filipinos DO Not Hold Any
American Soldiers as Pris-
oners of War.
STORIES MANUFACTURED At HOs6 kong.
Gen. OH. Cable. that. since February 4,
There Have iiccn 300 Insurgents Cap
tured. tn. Most 81 Nhoii arc Held AS
Prisoners OF War The Troops Ia >pieo-
did Condition

Washington, March i.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received ay Sec
rotary OF War Aleer from Gen OTIS. in
answer To Secretary Ayers inquiry
respecting the number of american
prisoners held by the insurgents;
manila. March 8. Secretary OF War,
Washington: insurgents have not TAX
en-. nor do they hold. single prisoner
of war They have three soldiers in
Malolos. picked MP in January, who,
without permission. went among them
near Cavite and Caloocan. am look
ing after them. and providing money.
Have captured over 1900 insurgcnt
soldiers since February 3. and held the
majority as prisoners OF war Detri-
mental reports which reach the United
States are manufactured mostly in
Hong Kong. Troops here in splendid
condition. "OTIS.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10

A ministerial crisis il imminent 4,
Madrid. The cabinet j. convinced n.
the impossibility of e,auing defeat IN
the final vote on the bill for the ces-
sion of the Philippines, az the opposi
ton may increase while the govern
ment may not hope 10 gain a single
additional supporter.
The jury in the case of Jesse James,
tried Mt Kansas City, Mo, for conf
plicity in the Leeds train robbery, re-
turned a verdict Of not guilty, aficr
being out not less than an hour and a
half, on the night Of the 2Sth. The YER
die; was received with cheers.
The German government has order
cd the withdrawal ~ all vessels Of Is
navy from Philippine waters. and
places the lives and property of its
subjects Their under the protection OF
the United states government
Fifty-threc Spanish miners. who ar
rived at New York. on the Umbria.
destined for the west, have been or
dered deportcd. IL is asserted that
they came under contract to work for
q wealthy Spaniard at Boise City. Ida
no.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10

Compiled from Various Sources.
FiFTY-FlFTH CONGRESS.



In the senate, on the 9th. a number Of
bus OF minor importance were passed.
when. under agree Enent. the Cou~idera-
ton OF bills relating 20 the District OF CO.
lumuia becA me the order 81 the day
In the house The senate bill granting =
right ~ WAY through the Ne, Perces In
dian reServ1 zion To the Clearwater short
Line railroad was passed: also the senate
bill to compensate certain persons for
private property in the Yellowstone park
owing TO thu. great pressure OF business
an order was made 70 meet At II o clock
In the senate. on the 9TH. after con-
test that viii be- morahle. the compro-
mise army reorganization bill was passed.
The senate hen took up and completed
the reading Cf the Surdry civil appropria-
lions bin, the committee amendments be-
Ing agreed - except those relating 70 the
District ~ Columbia ...l In the house the
arm. and fu-rincuttDns bills were passed.
the former clryinE sssWY.lno and the lat
ter. s. ..r.NU The final conference report
upon tie il1 ian appropria tion bill was
also adopted
In the SEP ate. on the 2>th. a perfect
Frenzy f-r passing bills principally pub
VA n4lldins rils. seized the members.
Bills carrying an aggregate 81 eight
or ZEN millions OF dollars were passed. and
many more That had not been passed by
hotn houses ~ congress Were placed as
amend weNt~ on thr sundry civil appro-
prlAuyrs Dill Finally, at a late hour, an
Amendment 20 the sundry civil bill was
adopted apprppriating large amount for
the preliminary work on the buildings
which mad been aut lOrized The Sundry
civil appropriations bill was passed attn IS
y m. havlr-- been r@chnica ily under con-
siteratlun throughout the day and eyen-
ing -.in the house u hills. mostly for
the erection cf public buildings and car
rying <t.9-'@'. we're passed.
III the senate. On the list. after less than
tye hours d. bate. the naval appropriation
Dill was passed. with an amendment TX
irl the price 70 he paid for plate drrnCr at
So "a ton-a reiucr ion Of SIS per ton
and AltforiziUE the secretary OF the navy.
n necessary. 20 erect an - rmor plant fc
cost i.-aNAy and placing $4,000 in his
control with " hich TO operate Il. The sen
ate alCTted resolutions OF regret at the
death " Lord HerSr hell. and concluded
ne session with euio upon IN. iaie
Representative Din-ley. In the house
the conference report on the Omnibus
claim bill was agreed 10. also the confer
snce report on the census hfli. The river
and hArpOr bill was sent TO conference
and the pasSl e Of the general def cheney
prrurriaiion PHI was moved under su5-
u sion Of the rules
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
THE MORAvIA'S CREW sAvrn
All nave second om'sr nrinton. Who M,
from Exposure. Landed at nanfa.
by the Aberdeen.

Halifax, \. $. March 4. Thn ".
eminent Steamer Aberdeen ha. arr...,
here from Sable island. bringing r
Grew Of the wrecked steamer Mar.M
which was lost on the northeast l.., Y,
lhc island last month.
Second Oiiiccr Brinton. uf ~, MS,
Ma. Is the only one lost of q ,r...
"a. capt. Jorginson's Storv shows tN
the Mura,ia was short az csaf a,
bound for Halifax when the di-a.t.
occurred. She had a rough voyage. *.
had only 100 Tons OF coal when r..
PEELED 10 change her course. ror
eral days afterwards. Capt. Jorsif
was unable 10 take observation. a..,
or the 18th inst. the vessel STRUCK .,
the extreme northeast enc of the if.
bar. Within two hours the ship h.a
TO break NJ and the crew Were fafe
90 leave az once Signals from the NJ
ravia were seen and answered b, ru.
Sable island life-saving crew l.i
boats We're launched and the cr,u
were taken of as fast as possible. II
sea was very heavy Al the time Nh
the weather was bitter cold VIII
being landed Second Officer Hrinf
died from exposure. The Mora,
broke amidships shortly after the ct
left and AZ once commenced % ~e.
tie in the sands Much Of the CARGO h t
fioated ashore and is being picked S..
by those on the island.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10

indianapolis. Ind. March RI Jndge
Baker. Of The United states court. on
Thursday decided that the assignment
law OF Indiana j. inferior 10 the federal
bankruptcy act. The effect q me DE-
cision Il far-rcaching and will praeii-
cally put AN end 10 an ass ignmeniS un-
der the state lax. The opinion OF the
court shows that any title that max be
made under am as gumcri proceeding
would be nun and void az any time by
al appeal To the federal court under the
bankruptcy act.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
ca,sr. ar.ensl and Nav, Yard

Washington. March Z. Through the
courtesy OF a Spanish resident AT Ma
Mia. the navy department has secured
a concise history Of the navy yard and
arsenal IT Cavite. II appears this was
started in 1879, by the Spanish admi-
raj. VI. ID. Alava. the materials being
provided from SAN Bias. California.
The arsenal developed during the com
mand Of Gen. Enrile. in 1864. when a
large frigate. the -. Espcrala, was
launched there. \ great part Of the
buildings Was destroyed by earth
quakcs in i>es and in 1865. The ar
senal and navy yard cover sl.6l square
miles and. il j. represented. the yard
can be made one of the best naval
stations in the far east.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
THE ADMIRAL OF THE NAVY.
Nomination Of Admiral Dewey sent To the
senate Recognition for Maj
Gen. Elw~iI :. OTIS.

Washington. March THE presi-
dent has sent 10 the senate the nom
nations ~ Eear-Admiral George Dew
ey to be- admiral Of the navy under the
act approved March >. 1899. and Brig
Gen. Elwell :. Otis L. :. g.. TO be ma
jor-general by brevei. 10 rank from
February :. lse9- for military skill
and most distinguished services in the
Philippine islands
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
THE SCHEME THAT FAILED.
New York Tlnsnelsr- said to Hav" Beer
Back Of a scheme tn overthrow the
Nicaragua Government

Kansas City. No. March THE
Journal prints lengthy story to The
effect that New York hnancicr~ who's,
contract TO build the Nicaraguan canai
expires October next. are believed ~
be hack OF . scheme 10 ovcrthrow ths
Nicaragnan government. in order a.
secure from a new government con.
ccssions which will enable them ~
permanently control the building 81
The canal. John Drummoud. Of Nir-
ginia. who recently visited this cifN
the story alleges. cnsleavorcd 10 inter
est Kansas Cityans in the scheme.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS.
american Capital IL Not Seeking Invest
-a~nt In Cuba and Porto Rico as
Rapidly as Anticipz

Washington. March 4. Contrary ic
the general expectation that America
ia the islands of Cuba and Porto Rico
fciolwing the American occupation. y
the fact as stated by officials Of ihe
war department. that so FAR few app
cations have been filed fo- grants. fra 4
rhises or concessions for the construc.
Probably more than dozen requests
for privileges of this character ~
Cuba have been made. and less than
that number ia Porto Rico.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
CRUSHED BY AN AVALANCHE
Five Men and Woman Hurled Under al
Avalanche 81 snow at white
Pine, Col.

Gunnison, Col. March Five m.t
and a women are buried under an i
lanchc of snow which came dou
Granite mountain near the Nla4
charta mine a. White Pine, 81 n
from this place. The missing. who ir
supposed 10 be dead. are.
Mrs Margaret Stout
Michael Melch.
James I)idan
Three men. whose names are un.
known.
These persons We're all iu The boa
ing-hon-e kept by Mrs. stout. wheI
was crushed by the avalanche and
ricd with the snow down the gnleh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
THE KIPLING SUFFERERS.
The Father Progrr--ing Favorabiy but
the Daughter J"s-phin- h ~tin Very
III. Hut There Are Hopes

New York. March i.-Shorilv after
II o'clock Mrs. kipling left the hoteI
and was driven To the residence 81
Mrs. DcForcst, where her ~iN-ycar-old
daughter Josephine is being nnrsnl.
After her return. r. y Doubleday H.
sued the following statement on her
behalf:
Mrs. Kipling says that her husband
is now progressing favorahly. hei
daughter Josephine j. very III win
pneumonia. but there are many good
and hopeful things about her present
condition"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10

Anderson Ind. March 3.-The local
organization now being well in hand a
meeting has been called in this c'iN for
March i2 for the purpose ~ orsa izins
ar Indiana Baseball league. The towns
which viii be represented in the league
ARE Anderson Marion. Muncie. Logs us-
port. Eiwond Alexandria Hartford
City and kokcmo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
THE POSEYvILLE TRAGEDY.
Tie Relief Gaining Ground that the CLAW
ser- aud MR.. hinrhioeb were Mnr-
dered ny Noang >eis bbpr.

Evansville. Ind. March 4 Their, 81
strong belief among the farmers f
ing around posryviilc. Ind. that Stcph
en- Glawser did not kill his wife ANA
mother-in-law. Mrs. Elizabeth hinct-
the three were murdered Many oi
she neighhors Of Giawser say young
man living in the ncighnorhood had
often thcreatened to Kill Glawsrr aud
his family. The young man has dis.
appeared. and this fact Strengthen
the murder theory
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10

Richmond. lnd. March 3 John
G.hb. wcll-knowu resident "a The
northern par' az Wayne county ana
formerly u, The employ ~ the Pruuen-
iial Insurance company committed ~ui-
eide in the county Jail hN taking ear
bolic acid. \ short time ago Gchn was
declared insane and WAS confined 10
Keep him from doing harm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Cons idera bile interest is being mani
tested throu ghout the country in the
result of tbs. municipal elections soon
10 be be held in Cuba. AT some points
the campaign has already reached a
Stage OF activity that j. revelation
10 the unsophisiicated Americans
An enthusiastic defender Of the hon
or of Spain declared in the eortes that
five months have elapsed. and not a
single general has been shot" This is
certainly bad showing in time Of
profound peace, although il is no
worse. than the record made by the
Spaniards during the war
William Garder~r Dunn. one of the
oldest and bestknown dry goods mer-
chants in Ohio died at Columbus. on
the goth. aged = years. He was en-
gagged in the dry goods business III
New York city, Geneva. y. y. and
Iiellefontaine. O.. previous TO 1>6..
when he established business in Co.
mmpus.
The American flag has been raised
over the isla nd OF Cebu.
The immigrant authorities say chat
since The close Of the war with spain
the immigration from that country
has increased 100 per cent.
Wall street. on the 18th, was the
victim Of stock iobhing canard. pur-
porting TO come from Washington.
stating that Dewey had sunk a Ger
man gunboat which resulted in fright
cninC some Of the traders into throw
ing over their holdings under the mis-
taken notion that the I nited States
was liable 10 get into trouble with
Germany.
The imprint Of "A bloody thumb and
forefinger on lamp chimney may
lead 20 the Identification Of the mur-
derer of Miss Cora henderson. the
blind house keeper of J. w. Holtsland-
er. in Chicago. The marks were found
by the police on a lamp which sat on n
table in the room where the body Of
Miss Henderson was found.
Former Gov j. Madison Wells. Of
Louisiana. "A notable character i'm the
reconstruction period of the state.
Z tift@ VII NhN1 -'Ah- NJ MS hbilt III Ia
compile, La
Through thc inf uencc Of President
Ioubet upon the French senate. the
latter passed. on the 2~th. bv a ma
for the transfer of the Drcyfus case
I iority Of 30. the bill which provides
from merely the criminal division of
4 the court of cessation to the full
court.
\ 4 dispatch from Honolulu. via San
I Francisco announced that the battle
ship Oregon sailed from Honolulu for
Manila, February 20. accompanied b.
the collier Iris. She should reach Ma
Mia by March 10.
| The senate. on the LIST. passed III.
bill appropriating 100000. 900 for pay
mcnt 20 Spain on account Of the PHI
/ ippines. wit hout n dissenting vote or
Voice.
Advices received from Apia, Samoa,
under date of February l.. say that af-
fairs there were still N an unsa tisfac-
tory condition.
! The United States supreme court al.
! journ,d, on the 1st. upon the an.
nounccment Of the death 81 Lord
lIer~crell.
The Coyington Sy) nos, Office Wa
rcbled Of stamps and money. reported
u amount 10 10000, on the morning
! of the 80.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10

Bedford. Ind March 2. Raphael
Burton. aged II. escaped from i'iccrs
while being taken from the courthouse
10 the Jail after receiving sentence ~
one 90 three Years IN the reformaiors.
His father infcrfersd with the officers.
holding one ~ them until hi> son made
bis escape on horse. The father was
arrested.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-10

Nuncie Ind. March 2. Jesse Bar
reti. who was found guilty Of man
slaughter for killing Jack MeF@'l al
Alexandria last November. H. believed 70
be 1T subject for am insanity inquest.
The other prisoners in The Jail where
Barrett is confined would make oath
that he man H. nlw insane