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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

H. Wttsenber8 AID I<suss aaroa1 a.
Portland. members Of shs s1scxsfve com-
mitsee % the Pacific Biscuit Campany.
are here for the pzrposs % nAxsng ar
fragments for ensArs.ng the local pEans
OF TIE company. Formerly the SEATTLE
Cracker and Candy Company. Mr. W.T.
trnberx and Mr.. Sarors are both ssn-
nectst With the Portland crsrser Corn
pany. which owns . building Aad 1ss-
trfbuSiag plant On Pine street ard 1Rx-n
avenue. where % was supposed thax shs
new factory TO - establishes tn Seattle
BY the company would - located
Developments enrtnS TIE LAST fsw days.
however, lead 20 the bsIss< tnnx q Socn-
ton more rensra! and accessible vfzs -
ssiecssd ~ the manAesmsrs AZ me nsv
company. ard that the plant Of sAs -
be srsolee IN capacity and Installed IN .
rev building especially erected for the
company.
40 vas stated In the Pess-Easesifgescsr
. month ago, wh~n the ssss Zeal esr sns
consolidation Of tbs CRACKER mznasacsur-
irg interests 81 the coast wns being con-
summs;ed. the inssnstou Of the nee err
porstion - 20 en1args iss fasi1sriss for
70 Be MADE tie main fsstrtsatsns 1ssn<
fos this section Of tho country. and from
the establishments located here WI -
sal sh1pmente of pro0ue&o 10 the GR59nf,
the intention being to develop tro6e Win
Asia ~ pushing The goodD manafo1ruc-
ed here IN the Par East.
In The factory ~ me Seattle Crneksw
and Candy Company thefe are sew sSDux
eigfsy-i smpioyss. whfis At Ne psrs-
and Cracker Coupanyss sseab>ln6m<as
o. Pine Sersst aoDroaima111y 0ftoeo
nands are OF the pay rolls TIE com
binsd forces Of the two pjaesU n<nDer
10 pespieL 70 wss delan5sesy anncpnesd
last ntghf ~ the representative - -
Pactae B1ocute Company shoe Unen -
new factory 10 Installed. ~ MI have .
capacity several tines greateg than that
Of the Seattle Crocbef and CaH1y Geo.
pany and the number % enspB0ysD w9U
b. doubled II not tYsoIsd-
All thss n In eoueoannce Win sne ~
pressed purpooss 81 the nsw company -
outlined In the Poss-gnterItDencer when
the sale 81 the coast psanfs 49, eonD<z0-
mated II was then stated thnf ooa<rie
vas % b made the chief ssporting seins
for the Oriental rra1e - vel - the d1s-
srfbuffng e~nter for WsshsnUfos. rdA1o.
British Columbia and Alaska
The asw buiidsng 70 - erected ~ shs
company. the site 81 which hos aos YET
been ermin~d upon. VIII - . mo9ern
structure Of four or I've sfcrfe1 Tns
quarters sow occupied BY sns SesstIs
factory are suo small for she business
fransacted and the need f5r larger &C.
Communications 10 very great
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DEwEY %. nUcn nssssp.


seas mode No Special P1ass Ter The
aeoaaaAeg % tAo WOoaE.
WARRINGTON. Oct. k-,A1sus ~ few
who saw the alm3sa; today we're seven
marine Cheers from Washinsson bar
raeh.. beaded ~ Cen Haywsod. sns con-
mandani. who. ait1sed IN fuIl dress uni
foEEs. marched W 70 The Mclean rest
dencs II . O'clock this afternson. They
were Immediately presented 20 the ad-
sn.faI IL vas onty . bstsf formal call
Ihis evening. after 4 late supper. this
atsn-Eni lift the house and walked estukiy
aieae up coanectieut avenue ~ coll on an
Old friend. Admiral Dewey has expressed
himself an benefited by the relaxation to-
days 81ies rest anos1ea him, aStes ths
constant activity Of tbs past week. aad
has ventuged the suaGeSt.on tina, by neat
week No WIN have rscoversd from tho
fatigue Incident 10 the high nervous pres
sase he has ben uEdes. He has ne spe.
Gal psans for the remainder Of the Ssek,
save that tomoryoe ~ vii confes with
the Dswey home fund commstsee st the
navy dspartEent In this connsttton II ID
undsgssood that "a offer of . weu-kn0wn
vermont firm 10 present him the marble
for nav house 70 under consideration
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n DootOo.
NEW YORK, Oct. k-A ooeclai TO the
Herald from Washinsssn scys: Reports
recetyed BY the navy .lsnssfDsat from
Capt Cooper. commanding The Chicago.
pairs. WI delay Hear Admiral ochisy IN
the raising ~ his Aag. ne repairs TO the
Chicago viii rseuiss Ainoes toe months
and the vessel VIII not ~ s1ady TO start
south until the latter part Of November.
The secretary left tonight With the Drssi-
dent. but he has made no pfuvtston for
additional vssssis Tor The south Atlantic
station
Capt LAmberfon. c0nmanAing the
cruiser OIsmpln. reoe1ved orders after
he had landed the ammunition At the
naval magazine In New York haybos. 70
proceed with the Olympia 10 the Boston
navy yard. whore the vessel viii be
placed out Of commission. Capt. Lamber-
ton desires duty IN Washington. although
he would not b Avsrse 10 speu1tng an
other year ~ So In og6er 70 make up
the usua; sea tour Of an omeer Of hts
grade
Hear-Admiral Sampson viii resume
command Of the squadron and proceed
with II 20 Hampton Roads. He VIII prob
ably Be relieved Of the command ~ that
point
FoYmai orders we're issued today 20
Capt Barker. formerly Commanding the
faftisship Oregon Ard fhA Asiatic squad
sgn, dtgectine him to e4sume comman nd
~ NE Norfolk navy y9d Capt Barker
ssis be promoted 10 tts grade Of rear
admiral upon the ret1gement Of Rear
Admiral Howison.
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Dewo Bo0e.
DEE MONIES. Ia, O.. G-Ex-Unfssd
States oeoefov James Harlan d5sd e. his
home In Mount Pleasant. Ia. ., IS
o'clock thu morning The ED Was rot
unexpected. . COLLAPSE having taken place
Sunday iaE. The immediate cause %
death was congestion Of lie iungS com
plicated with liver srou5sA OversxsTtton
" attending the s~s~toos Of the Iowa
Nstbodist conference last vsek AGRA
vatsd HE stcksesA HIS daughter. the
wife Of Hon. Robert Z. Lincoln. Of chi
cage. was summoned from New York and
Was present AT his bedside senator Has-
iac. vas born August - inon IN Clarke
county. Ill When yearH old bis parents
emieratsd - fn1IanA. IN which state 10
grew un ard vas educated. the latter be-
Ing accomplished by his Own eRorts In
Isl he moved 70 Iowa me next year
he was elected superintendent Of pubic
instruction. He then begaa the study az
law and Vas admitted TO practice. In
i61 hs gave up the prncfies 10 become
PRESIDENT Of the Iowa WesssJan gnsvsr-
s;fy. In fGS he vas elected 30 the United
States senate and uAs reelected In tyg1
In LIS 10 resigned his sest In the senate
90 take tho oAScs Of SECRETARY Of the tn
terror about = month before thu death Of
President Lincoln. In lse1 be was again
elected 20 the senate and served until
ls71 He wao ore of The Seso0Gsos d.
bAserp and speakers In the senate. and
greatly respscssd By the iesA1ng men 81
his time. His last public woxE vAS -
presiding Judge Of The Alabama cissms
commission.
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FAY OTHER PEOPLES Gas BILLS.
Collector T<1Ds az Complications
gv0n Wvosg Meter Ceee~ess@ss.

This nest room and your osios are both
on the SAM meter" sa11 the sas uars who
had been sent 20 a1tuss tire illuminating sp-
psrAsus for . new tenant tn . 10~n~sovn
once building
well. you'd .e,ssr disconnsct H." vas
the reply. = don't care 70 psy soass ones
else gas bills"
YOU wouldn't be the nrss 20 DO that We
run up against sorss funny sxpsriercss IN
this business Only q short time sso tss
company discovered that a certain firm on
the wssf s'fs haf been ps7fng fbs gss Bills
for 80 own bsai3lne and for me oe~ nett
door for over eighteen year,
The amount - oy~Tessyss vsss ~ SO
figured pp sssrsssssd ssvsral fbob~nss u
f0flafs the company s~sfIef up Win ~
FIRM that bsf ovrpsit, hut sss orsbis -
s1uars ltsslf bec~sss the ofn~v brsl1tns
hal s~<n ov-Jpted ~ s~vsYsi different ssn-
arts turing tb~ psffsf n wss me removal
~ fbs last orc fba i~' 20 ire dsseovsry
"so4 long ago vas ssns % sGffsss q
meter IN . downtown rssfsgfsaf ard sIs.
covered tina, 'h- prssvfs,or vas stealing 81
she gas - run rig rsnSs ~ bfs sifcn~n.
lie rad sspvss re sssf p;ps ~ . Print ssss
- The meter srs married o psps t<sssnE -
hls range TIE restaurant man 10 ~sr -
90 sss ~ssss high n ~ bsss,ssx vors
When esfAf - s<pgns hs ssfstef w
the company for q rgsrs ssn - svsh
ptSiJlci'y.
"Ts~ p~Dgis are ssff - sbsssrs me
"a. eemeanlse ART cosnpisthsnx ~ ever
charges. ty, fhsy scnt rave anything -
sAY siou' The ether size WY. ssfsre
canle - Chicasg wgftrf ssr . xss essB~
t~Hy ~ Iarliton. Ont Assy ost 81 fhe
sgDgfb. sss a srusiSsfY. One Gay - sfsef
oamss fgg sasn ~ saks or fs~ rsfsr fr5ra
'hs lsslfinx ~ fasf ~sn ooHi - nsovst
This pas ~ fret iaflessstan ne rOnpsry
rad fh~f fbs seFopf sss ssnG 80 Ess
eDnls Svs years pgsstris nv ~1tsgarY raj
sssIisssf 80 seofbsf cynfsrn arr ms
meter hal hssn gsegfookss. Th~ SER asfY
has us~f sgyn~ q ~ vnTTn ~ g~s. Tor
With AZ 70 frat si1s M bisis hsf bsen
s<sses'ss "-chtesss TrgDyns
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new vASDERsIilr HEAD.
psepassOess sW speed HIN Home
ves@ sss vvssetsee.

NEW YORK, Oct. G--fnlsss ths ship on
whleh 10 Aifred -. Vanderbilt, the fspsfsd
heir % the larger perfl0s II fhs wealth
- the tat, c0rrsIsgs yspfesblli, and which
10 expected ~ reach Nan Ffanessco. IL late,
ne si.i reach New York on WEDNESDAY
nsss Al pans ami preparations for the
speedy sending - the young millionaire
from Fsn frsBcssso % Nsw York have
beer arranged In case be - ssslrss there
viii 20 10 st0ps and no 6slaYs ami ~
w'ii come through from The fseife a. tbs
Atlantic in quicker tine than any pas
senssf ever made the run
The private car ~ ths Vanderbilt ssfBs
~ has tssp cert West sEt 70 awaiting fb@
afFftsl n fha rev head ~ the family. lie
. 90 tho shins mai steamer e 10 pas
siils fhaf = msy Ds sighted late fffsY,
20, gg'ssY esf'siniy. ssisss ar accident
Gec4gs
Tfs arrival ~ nr Vanderbilt Will ~
sssifsf attn . gfssf amount Of interest
bsosa-s snor afsr tis sfffvsi al sussss
w0rt 40 90 ne contents - PTS fafhsys ~lIl
~gH be snAed u may 10 ma - vii 10
psft IN Sac Ffsneiseo ~ srs~ - ne
tsSFsss q tha fswfif 9Th = e5py - fbs
vii sHA ihaf before hs arrival 81 ihs
city = vfii be nssf for probate
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MsxxEsOTA DoYs sTAaT nOME.
WIN Go Wa Portland. TakSsg the
y~veh~vu pa~eoe There.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct s-Tbe Mime
sofa volunteers started for home today.
The soldiers were given an ovation AZ
The ferry depot before their departure.
TIE m~a vtsi be given fNenfy-four hour
stay IN fsyrtIand and Will then resume
shslr eastward fournsy over the lines Of
ire Northern Pacific.
tered out today snd paid Oh. They Gil
leave for their homes on sunday. travel.
Inx ever ire Southern pacific to Portland.
thence Fast sn the Northern PActne- The
fesfh ~ Corporal W r. LarrA1~e. Of the
sauth Dakota regiment. from SMALLPOX,
cast xipom oyes the m'asssssns out esss-
ruGay to-day
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Peru 10 fkN biffhelars 81 80 Potato
~hfeh ~as sssf 80 So srsieis ~ sscf ~
30 inesf snt exported - g9fspa ~ fbe
seanlssds ~sen they t0os ever aotnsas
bsfk sGf ssmsd n ~ hsn~v - the Ceyn-
'ifns ~as sfesssy Tire fndtsss had ss~s
tire b@fs fse rmsrieinsi pggpo~ss 49, ians
as say oa@ oesis refusms~r bHf fhfs
fefsls iadY sas fhs Fret Kgr9pe<a - Test
80 srrcsey sri N psnFs6 90 ssrsnsrf .
core s0g th@ maisris sbi~h s4sgfss~s fhe
afnqGsghefs - Lima rat sk~ issssesd shs
Iesaff fsfhsfs - fee0mmsrf u 20 ~
srssffe0s ~ the sif vsytt Those vfss %
stsps ssnf - - spsfr sff ITALY, sef ~ 70
sats shaf o-~ - ere fret fos~~ ~ CT
slss fsas yss ever Aswfsisssgss ~ 20
Fot. vss s~siig~s5 ~ the psse~ q 'hfrsSs
Hsesfd
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eng!olseoss bae1s. ana - ysar - vsu
tAg to- : lAeus 0A5eefty - - - eoD-
OUT ths 6el1 hates have rapSdiy fallen
and ares have bscens heavier and more
sss3ousty a1vA1oed ~ ths scstoa e the
western un1on, which nxeo Gre insurance
commissions aad sasss N ~ Wesl That
heavily. We haze = dscSesSs o. incoms.
fHcfeae % loss paymentn ana greater
cost 81 SONG buansas. - the three IN
poftanf fActofD IN IRE Insurance. are ad-
vefDe % The h0pa of p4U01"
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WHAT wr I.vg wg'LL woLo.-
ssssAs's St.tssss ~ Jssuss ts~
essSs as the Hsasasgy,

FffTVrfA ~ - Ctet 3 Roo bsFN
Mil rnfHisssF ~ issiies ~ ne b0oiiefa0 4
ssFs3 "a ,fefisegsf az important sfsrees H4Fa
ftis @srtfms HsfsrrHT - fFsfs fnsffsFa
~ fNa fsrHlniaf ssHsfsNt. - sisf f<aH ~
tsasts sies IRE AastsN tesgrfsfF gBess
ftas ffetHfiHz 80 tmfsf I'll y - go ssFfFas
sss~ssf - gsssfa ~ sfHTfs - rvfFy par
ftria - ftsif claim Its afafsf fbs fhe
faHff asfss ss~@FnfHaHf hsf fsfifs~gf a.
fssfes 80 ffs fsffef y % fte Nsnssgsiss
sfbffFattan srs satf y go tfnifet states
fa~fis8sf ia ssfsFshes - sffffFsfsea fhsy
ss8aif - fssfsfss - ssFse - " ~ 80
sfsssas qia@ssteH Ths shsis ffesf ~ as
sfssesh ~as saF . sfFgns sfheFsHss - fh~
$685. ~ 4ssfans - ~Haf rave 90 sf.i
80 lafss sgtisncs ehssfsS Hira g. sAs
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eo,ps s.sp p,.vsvs1ss

81 - sssrssassf A. - tyef as fsSf tf~ffssf
49, . ~ - a. HsAsss
sss.raf ~ m#asT4 aisssnfeasr >. a HAssf4
:. sss4sss 4 issts 1880 - fs4safsi
sfslass So ~ss - = - Pes Tss
- . ssshsa ssss@ssf s~ff ffM sfs ~stNss
- wsssasf . 90 - saspf ~ 1851 -
-. - 60 - sfesssss fstas 49, -ss ~
=. - sfsas 80 a. sssits . asssslss 70
.aas "a 80 aAss sst ssss safsst a a. fsss
- s4ass esae~swss 80 esev a tss k~t fa&tst
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FkRfa oct a-ssnsf Hatas me ysns-
Tu~i4n sserf h~s ~ the eovsse ~ IN In
ferutr. snsf
Ths s~srf sss nsf shsf I aapsis hgs
- -nusf maEs fh~ sest - e Whsf can
san ~snsrt N o s1stssf k~twesh sn fiee
81 as and a. ant one tnins ssii result
fsa~n e ssn~vffs MI arferf ~ more
sFnrfsflens rfn Egr1Ts 700 .l sss
sssfe wHffh sHe ~Ni apply - 10 sif
- srfd sSsfhwF ffs sffsf fsss & ~ nff
Tfsa e~ufn Ameft states trgs9a "a HFa
a - fsffe ~ pn1 thf Nultsi Htsis
antee ~ sh8H ~ - ssfAtiiah ~ Ne
s4rv Hmsan - ~ tssis - SRI ssants
s~s Tnfss rfafsefs ee~si nes imply
sssssst - krfu& y msfrf sfa1 EsFnfs sfaHfs
s nHsh sfssfsy mel q 90 fhsn ss ~
Maf
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b~ssss~ss W.st~~ss std ~ Ne 90
fsssstshy Hssts

NV YORK oas me ays yass -
fhs Z efses States sAd ssasA@ faf fhs
meath - Hspfaatlsg, &c ees glsf ffsas
ia ftsffsst ~ eafsmefFs sed fssagssf.
sf.i faiisftN reaBsss aasoWNfs ~ A4f5s .
- I've teal lees Or TIE egsf rfe@
ssagfhs - tss ses - - e. a. feass
fssFsf ~ffe 80 ist sa fac fhs ssas F@Tfssf
- tkaa ~ en- ssrs&s - 9Fss o. So 90
fAe - Fsf NnfH.ssafs
The sfsfissirs faNfrw ths oVfeiaHs Fsr
lfsgafes ~ fhasa fsf8feFs carrier ~ fEs
ss&g shsf shs ere las.sssNs nssslDSsS q
ia tEfsSs essfss 70 on On sAh2b4fhy sSl
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sallssa Gives ~ . vaess1 nellie 81
the War 81 the 0sbe1oeSo.

DALLAS, Tex. Oct S-The taftsfe1
batflehaG Of Terry's T~xAs rangers vas
today restored 30 the remnant OF the
gallant Confederate band. the cersronies
taking place ~ the auditorium ~ ths
fair gropnds
before . large sssembisge. presented the
Aag 20 Gov 0ay~rs. who In turn pre-
scented n 10 Hon. James Miller. president
Of the Association ~ Tssry's Rangers.
Great enthusiasm was manifested durins
the proceedings.
The nag r. an interesting relic. The
rangers claim II Vas never captured. bat
that II Was lost while they were Tn re-
treat. The Indlanans. hewsver. assert
that II fell into their resfments hands
during the heat % battle. Terry's ran
gers formed one of the most famous reg
Imeuts % the war.
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aA~ vws~rfsf*t 0ef the ssa
esser..sa fAssff = rrsfs ssff - lies
- f~sesfsw 81 Frsst~ns Nrkirisy Co
alakf
frs Haxfs - TfsHs z So ffsnffsfa
sasne~sfs seks Ffaf reNs 3sfAfhe ~ sh4
49, 81 ~ sfsff 81 sgfzirffns ffffea
ear ssIea yfssr fsfsgffs ~ go FAftff
saNms e. F - NesF 49, "a - 20 ~ fhe
1850 =. sssNsssas esseaesss ssf4N
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80 49, 80 rfbfssu So srs sgbIesf
= 1853 - sfyssS " #~Sss@f 80 sffass
e ras@sas 81 sff gsS thsN tA4Asr
ssafs - sffass u . o hessshst4 essss
- - 80 ssaffF as4 ~ Nsifsf So
- aea saa Mat - 81 @sssss naf a. - ~
- e awfass&8es e%gse Hsasfg
- go - "a $50 $50 ~ 81 - -
49, - essNfs a "A Asa.s
= Mtesas psss @sfwAsssss. A@Asss.,s, ~
ssss ~ 81 tssfsye -
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esssssssssss s.sUsS.

Aaesl0s~~rmyss or sbss vain -
~wffn ~ ses ygg cushf - - ssssr@A
90 was g bsSk art sss 80 ne ~ vpu
pssf ~ ~
ft@d HrN ubs eo~fSyvt ~ssNes me- ART
alns - fsss fss ~sffs an a~sss - -
,s sssg tsss s@s sseE sess - ~Ssv~ss9
WsAtiy,
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MOI Assas1ss . Sasp whore . Nsgvo
snusdeses % Held.

.UOe6eVeV 10 uooA.
NAYgvIf.LE. Ky. Oct. A-Mrs. MARI
Lashbrook the wife Of . ws3l-to-do farmer
snd . member Of one 81 the Oldest famt.iO
IN this country, WAe outraged ana murder
"a yesterday 81 her home At Chsk's sea-
ton, 81 miles frem here. While stone q
hons she vent 20 IN Clubhouse and while
thsre. II y believed that one o. more
tramps who have been In the nsiohboFhosd
for several days ATTACHED hss AffeT the
outrage her aassiiarss secufsd Cub and
beat cut the wornan's brains. Late last
night the ofncsfs brought - Richard Cole.
man. young negro, who has conssssed
20 having murdered Mrs lAshbrook. Ihey
were able 60 get hin IN jail through MOB
OF so people only By telling the crcWd fhey
were NOT sure Of cosem6n's guiit II y
doubffui whsthsr they WI besahe 70 save
the ssGro's fh.
AZ : o'clock this Urf5ayy morning tbs
mob broke down the jail. The 6rst man
10 enter wss thrown out By the guards IN
side. VINO then stood on the crowd viii
drawn guns.
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wAaHfSGTDS. Oct thu secretary
Of war has issued an order disconfinufnx
the military department. ~ shs gulf ard
East un6sy command Of Maj Ger Wes-
Icy Merritt. with hssdavsrfsss 81 New
York
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PRESIDENTS TRIP WEST.


PITTHBIHG Oct. E-Mck nley's fIe-
eiaI train passed through T1ftsbure today
All the members Of the cabinet except
Gage accompanied the president Ar.
Gage vii meet the party al Chicago.
Directs Ms OjA Netshbsss.
CANTON. o.. Oct B-~PfesIGent AeKln-
isys greeting from his old friends and
nslshbors - tho special train passed
through the cities Of Alliance and Cantos
was especially warm, Whistles were
blown and bella rung as the train pulled
hasS ard bunting The stops made st
these places were got sufficient In length
10 permit any speech NAL king. but 40 many
u the crowd az possible shook hands with
the president and members Of the cabinet.
Early this morning the pfiyais car Of
Senator Hanna vas attached to the pfssl-
dents train for q Short time. allowing the
prssidenf snd Inc senator an opportunity
FOR q hyfsf eonfsFvnce.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16
A Hustling Youngster.

For several terms the honor Of be
been held by a New England member,
Representative Fitzgerald of Massa-
chusetts, who at the same time enjoy
ed the distinction of being the only
Democratic member from the six New
England states. In the next Congress
the prize for youthfulness will fall to
a New York member and Republican.
Hon Martin II. Gylnn of Albany. Mr.
Glynn is only - years of age and is a
hustler of whom any state or com
munity would be extremely proud. The
story of his success is an inspiring
energetic young man can do in this
free country. No other country gives
such opportunities and no other coun-
try produces such young men.
Congressman Glynn was born on a
little farm in Undertook, New York,
and his early years We're passed in the
HelQ ana at lDe little VILLAGE ScnOpl
house. He had a revenous appetite for
knowledge and in spite of the poverty
of his parents he determined to go to
college. He studied at home and work
ed as an accountant and a school
| teacher while still in his ''teens." In
1890, he went to New York City and
entered Fordham College. from which
he graduated. four years later, at the
head of a large class, carrying off
most of the prizes and honors Of the
course. His alma mater has since
made him "a master of arts. In the five
years since leaving college Mr. Glynr
has made himself well known through
out the Empire State as a journalist
and is now editor-in-chief of the AL
bany Times Union. In the meantime
he has studied law, been admitted t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16

The famed Great Eastern must now
take second place and it is doubtful if
she long holds even that. Built in 1858
she has since been known as the great
est ship that ever sailed the seas. But,
this week. there arrived in New York
on her first voyage the White Star
liner, the Oceanic, a larger ship than
the Great Eastern. Her speed in
crossing, six days and two hours, in
dcates that she is flyer. Her length
is 704 feet to 691 for the Great Eastern,
and her enginepower is that of $1,000
horses. She will be a regular passen-
ger steamer of this Well-knoWn line
whose other ships are so famous and
popular. She was built in Ireland,
partly of American materials, and will
fly the flag of England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-16
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of The Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Sept l5.-There was pressure
IN soll BROOKLYN Transit ana 81. Paul
from the outset. today. Brooklyn Tran
at occupied the center Of the stage an
day. The dealings IN this stock We're on
an enormous scale and the amount
thrown overheard uu the decline made
th, fact uf inside LIQUIDATION obvious. The
bears. of course. were also very active in
'his stock. and the occasional covering by
this element afforded the only effective
checks 10 the downward pluuEcs OF tn
stock There seemed ~ he uD supper.
accorded at all until IL had touched ~.
From thar stage there were occasional
checks and rallies before IL touched tn
extreme low point at 1as. After final
rally Nh N IA again closed under pressure
It NET loss ~ GHi- The other members
% IN, Flower group did not develop any
keen sympathy until late in the day.
when People Gas. Federal Steel ana
Kt'k Island were down from III u
points The members Of the group rail-
lied some what before the close. Holders
OF -. Paul disappointed over yesterdays
dividend action broke the price al the
opening.
There was "A subsequent recovery of
practically an the loss and the whole
railroad list moved NJ nearly 20 last
night. IS level in a manner t1 suggest the
Inauguration NJ au influential buying
movement. The appearance OF strength
was increased bY brisk demand for the
Ccal,rS. which rose from 10 3i.. The
upward movement came TO an abrupt end
before noon. when Brooklyn Transit. Su
-ar. Peoples Gas ana me Western Rail
road shares lcd by s.. Paul. fell away by
rapid strides. ST. Paul dropped to l&H.
ana ruled below $50 for the rest Of tn
dIv. Except in a few isolated cases there
was no subsequent demonstration of
strength. The closing was feverish ana
irregular at net losses throughout. cx-
tending to over a point in the Changers
ana some other railroads.
The bond market moved in sympathy
with stocks. but changes as a rule We're
not large. Total sales. par value. 81 i95.
~. United States new Is coupon AMI
the US advanced n in the bid price.