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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08

The guns were respectively built for the
army and navy under contracts awarded
at the beginning OF the war with Spain
and will probably play an important part
in THE plan and scope of national de
fence.
The army gun is a 6-pounder OF the
briggs type and Is mounted upon para
pet carriage which admits of the piece
being fired with the same rapidly as
upon naval mount. while 1t can be
easily transported from place to place.
In fact, the new weapon Is combination
of a field and coast defence gun. Its use
will be principally to protect the torpe-
does in the harbors by throwing such an
overwhelming shower of shot and shell
that no small boat could live within its
zone of fire.
The semi-automatic gun Is also g.
FOUNDER and is the first completed of 81
for the navy. 1t is expected to work ..
revolution in rapid fire guns, for with it
speed of 60 shots a minute was attained,
today, which Is twice that recorded by
the 6-pounder when worked by hand.
Another important feature is that ii re-
duces the crew of 6-pOunder from four
to two men. one of whom throws in fixed
ammunition as person throws coal into
furnace while the other fires as the
brccch block automatically closes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
IS OU1 OF QUESTION.
Report Of Pennsylvania and New York Central
Railroad Consolidation Denied.

Philadelphia, July "A prominent
official close to President A. J. Cossett
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, today
denied the published statement that
the Pennsylvania and the New York
Central Railroads had entered a COM
pact by which the two companies had
practically become one. To reporter
of The Associated Press he said:
The story is too absurd to receive
any consideration. There has never
been any thought of consolidating the
two systems.
The New York Central is practically
a family roalroad owned by the Van
derblts while there are $4,000 stock
holders in the Pennsylvania Railway
Co. The relations of the two com
panies is pleasant. but as the Penn
sylvania Railway is competing is COM
peting with the New York Central for
Western tariff interests the two roads.
are not compatible and consequently a
consolidation or an amalgamatlOn
would be out of the question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
POISONED BY lOBS1ERS.
Lowell People Made Violently III Ey Ealing
HOLSTERS from Southport Me.

Lowell, Mass, July six persons
had a narrow escape from death by
lobster poisoning at the home of Mrs.
Robert e. SAKE. % Appleton street, this
city. last evening. They were Mrs.
SAKE and her daughter. Miss Eva SAKE,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Toby Mrs.
Nudd and Mr.. Wagg.
Mrs. SAKE and her daughter. who
have been rusticating at southport.
Me, returned. yesterday. bringing with
them a quantity Of lobster trapped at
Southport. three days ago, which Mrs.
Sake put up in jars.
The party ate the lobster for supper,
last evening. and in an hour all We're
violently i'll. Mrs. Toby who is in a del
icate condition, being most severely at
tackled. DR.. Guy Holbrook was called
and worked over the sufferers until 3
o'clock, this morning, when he pro-
nounced all out of danger At noon.
today, none of the women We're able to
leave their beds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
AL: MQUfTrED:s's' \
Slayers> Of Gen. Luna Make
Plea of Self Defence.
Conspiracy Shown to Kill Aguina|d'
and Make Luna Dictator.
Baler Garrison Being Lionized -Lleut. Martin
Denies killing Capt. Xoranas.

Manila, July 7.-7.30 p. M.-The trial
at Cabanatuan, of the slayers of Gen
eral Luna. the Filipino leader who was
killed by the guard of Aguinaldo's res
idence. is ended. The accused were ac-
quilted on the ground of self-defence.
The testimony showed that there was IA
conspiracy upon the part of Luna and
other officers to kill Aguinaldo and
make Luna dictator.
Luna's death seems to have strength
ened Aguinaldo's leadership for the
time. Luna supporters are now out
wardly loyal to AguinaldO.
Tie members of the Spanish colony
here are lioniZing the survivors OF the
Spanish garrison at Baler on the east
coast of LuZOn. These men returned
here last night, with the Spanish COM
miGgioEcrS sent to treat with the Fill
pinos for the surrender of the Spanish
prisoners. A dozen banquets have
been arranged in their honor and
subscription has been started for their
relief
Lieut.. Martin. the only surviving Of
fccr of the garrison. denied the story
that he killed Capt. Morenas. the Off
Ger who commanded at Baler because
the captain tried to raise a white flag.
Martin says he died of berri berri.
Gen. Wheaton is to take command of
Gen. Hale's brigade at San Fernadino.
Gen. Hale is returning to the United
States with the Colorado Regiment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
The IRISH CHANNEL TUNNEL.
Mr.. Arthur Baliour Receives Delegation Re-
garding Government Aid for Construction.

London. July mir. Arthur B. Bal
four, first lord of the treasury, received,
this afternoon, a large delegation at
the foreign office regarding the pro-
posed tunnel under the Irish channel.
The delegation included the Marquis Of
Londonderry. Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford and Lord Edlond
FitZmaurice.
Lord Londonderry said the delega-
ton simply asked the approval of the
government and, when the tunnel was
constructed, a government guarantee
of per cent. on the outlay or a prom
Use to make up a deficiency to that
amount. He said it was estimated that
that work would cost G10,OO0, 900.
Mr.. Balfour said that he quite rec
ogniZed that such a tunnel would be Of
great international advantage and
would drawn Great Britain closer to
Sreland as well as to the United States
and promised with pleasure to lay the
matter before his colleagues, which
was all the delegation had suggested
he should do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
Baseball Notes.

A dozen Syracuse business men me-
with President Powers of the Eastern
League. at Syracuse, n. V, Friday night.
and formed a temporary organization to
continue base ball there. committee
was appointed to solicit subscriptions and
games will be played beginning, Saturday,
with Hartford.
A special meeting Of the Atlantic Base
Ball League called to consider matters
arising from the disbandment of the
Scranton club. was held at Philadelphia,
Friday President BARROW presided. The
situation that confronted the league
through the loss of one of it's members
and the impractical bility of following n
schedule for seven clubs was discussed n
lengtn. The Scranton franchise was de
clared forfeited and the Paterson club
was dropped, the circuit thus being re-
duced to six clubs 1t was decided that
the championship season should close.
July O. and the Richmond club was
awarded the championship. a new seized
ule was prepared for second series in
a new championship season to begin.
July 10, and close, Sept. 10. The new Cir
cult will be composed of Newark, Ian
caster Reading. Wilkcsbarre, Allentown
and Richmond. Newark is the only tow
at which Sunday games Will be played
and the Allentown and Richmond cluJ-,
as heretofore. will participate in hu
games on that day. The towns now n
Ire league have received good local sup
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
AT PAWTrCEET.

Pawtuckct was never threa tened with
being in the game. McCafferty lasted
three innings, being hit for total of II
bases, while young Corridor, who sue
ceeded him, was accorded wretched sup
port and could not stop the visitors N
their work of devastation. Until the
ninth. the locals had made but four his
off EVerson, who was backed up in great
shape. a bright spot i'll the contest WAS
the good all around work Of Clancy, who
made five hits and made som" hair rails
ing plays. Manager Whiting has signed
Stouch, late OF Scranton, to captain the
team and play second base. Cottcr haA
been released. Other changes in the team
are contemplated.
: 6 : r. II. F.
Rrockton o 3 3 4 0 ) 0-l7-22-l
Pawtucket 0 0 0 o 5 s. IS
Batteries-EverHon ana Holmes; Corr
don, McCafferty and Whitney.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YoRk STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing IN All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, July 7.--Sentlment on the
Stock Exchange favored lower prices
during the greater part Of today's seq
sion. but the feeling completely changed
In the late dealings and prices were
brought well above yesterdays level be-
fore the close. The late strength Origi-
mated in the Southwestern group OF rail-
roads.
Texas & Pacific was the first OF these
TO advance. Missouri Pacific, Wabash
preferred and Texas 81 Pacific all rose be-
tween one and two points and aroused an
active buying movement In other pOrtiOns
Of the list. The Changers, after the
morning decline of an average of point
were well bid up above last nights close
In the late dealings.
AtchisOn preferred led the late market
In point Of activity and strength, rising
TO 6la, which was 2L2 points above the
early low point. Manhattan showed in
dependent strength before the market
generally had turned upward. The stock
rose to within share Of ~ but reacted
about a point.
The upward movement in Pennsylvania
and New York Central at the opening on
a published report Of a plan 10 consOli-
date did not hold the general market.
though these two individual stocks main
tanned the advance i'll price pretty well.
The call rate dropped from to pee
cent. in London, actual rates for sterling
exchange fell q to u cents In New York
ana the call money market was run down
to 4 per cent. in New York.
Bonds were only moderately active and
showed mixed changes Total sales, par
value, S3,Ss5,vD0. United States new As
advanced u in the bid price.
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HARVARD AND YALE
Will Meet in Tennis al Middle States Tourna
ment-Friday's Matches.

New York, July Ideal weather
brought out Il large crowd, today. to wiz
ness the semi-tinal matches of the Middle
States Lawn Tennis Tournament al
Orange n. j. The most brilliant play DC
CURED in the doubles ana also a decide, 4
upset. Hackett ana Allen. the craze;
Yale team, defeated the Larned brothers
by. the prettiest kind Of team work, 20.
81. 6-l
The Harvard pair, Ward and Davis, Dc
feated Clothier ana Little. 81. a.. This
will bring the Harvard and Yale teams
together in the finals, tomorrow.
Stevens. the New Jersey champion. was
to have played NJ. ID. Whitman in IA:
intcr-city match but on account of i'll
ness withdrew and also dcfautcu t.
Larned in the final round of the singles.
Whitman of Boston. defeated Miles uf
New York, in an inter-city match, g. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08

New Ork. July ..
FLotR-Receipts. 2i.sas bbis: exports
2i50 bbls.; sales, 7Uo0 pkgs.; quiet and
easy.
RYE FLOTR-Dun.
CORN MEAI4-tluet.
RlE-Easier; No. Western, G5 fob
afioat.
BARLEY-steady.
BARLEY MALT-Steady.
MHEAT-Receipts. ~, $50 bushels: ey-
ports. 1898 bushels: sales. l.6i5,v0O bushels
futures. 6,0.oO0 bushels spot and outports
export trade proved liberal in the after
noon and finally rallied the market;
closed firm at LAS net decline; spot
steady; No. = red. sos fob ailoat: No
red. 1855 elevator: No. 1 Northern Duluth.
Ml2 fob. ailoat to arrive; No. l hard Du.
luth. SIS fob. afloat to arrive.
CORN-Receipts. 2o2. 500 bushels: ex-
ports. 800. 25i bushels; sales. 1u5, 900 bushels
futures. 1.2S0.0o0 bushels spot and out
ports: spot steady; No. 2, 393a fob. afloat;
OARS Receipts. 1880 bushels: exports.
25. 215 bushels; sales, 25D.oou bushels spot
and outports: spot weaker: No. .. 80: No.
track mixed Western. So@Sll2; track
BEEF-t'irm: cut meats, firm; picked
hams. $685..
LARD-steady: Western steamed,
$;S2ii; refined. firmer; continent, $50
BUTTER- Firm: Western creamery. Ii
M1Sla do. factory. l3ttlil,: state dairy.
l54Mlt; do. creamery. l5MiSiA.
CtiEf.SE-Stealy; large white and col
ored, $; small white and coured. Sls.
EGGS-iiarcly steady: state ana Penn
sylvania. l'i2fil6: Western fresh, 1iiseil5:
Southern. 9Sti1
PETROL FL M--Firm
ROS1N-Firm.
TTRPENTINE-F
RIF.-Firm.
MpI.ASSES-Firm
FRElGiirS-To Liverpool. strong.
SCGAR-Raw, steady to firm: fair re
finin". I; centrifugal 81 test ~: mo,asses
sugar, 3N; refined. firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
KELLEY BOUND OVER.
Alleged Lowell Murderer Conducts Own Case
In the Lower Court.

Lowell. Mass. July w. II. f. kel-
ley. who is alleged to have shot and
killed his wife. Teresa Kelley. on Fay
cite street. June 81, was given a pre-
limlary hearing before Judge Pick
man in the police court, this morning.
He had pleaded not guilty and APP
prarcd without counsel. He croSs-eX-
amined the witnesses. Sixteen govern
mcnt witnesses We're sworn. but only
six testified. few of whom positively
identified him as the man who did the
shooting.
Kelley offered no defence. stating
that he had nothing to say until he
had consulted counsel. Probable cause
being found against him he was COM
mitted to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury at the October session to
be held in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
Major Heatwoie Dies at Santiago.

Washington, July The war dcpar,-
ment has received the following:
Santiago de cuba. July :.
Adjutant General. Washington:
Major Hcatwole, chief comm.ssar$-
died. yesterday. at +. NJ. yellow fever
,Signed) SHIRME.R. Assistant Surgeon.
Early in the war Major Heatwole
was appointed major and commissary
officer of volunteers. He proved such
a competent officer that he was among
those who were retained when the de-
partment musterd out a numbr of vol
untccr staff officers. He was made
chief commissary of the department of
Santiago and was one of the most eff
ficient officers upon Gen. Woods staff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
IS GJURNlA KNEzevlc.
Former King Milan's Assaultcr Attempts Sui.
cide-14 Arrests on Suspicion.

Slemin, Slavonia. July THE fire
man who attempted to assassinate
Former King Milan. is a Bosnian
named Gjurnia Knezevic. During his
flight Knezevic endeavored to shoot
himself and when he failed he jumped
into the river Save. which poins the
Danube at Belgrade whence he was
dragged by the police.
Fourteen members of the former
Radical Central committee We're at
rested. yesterday, on suspicion of be-
ing connected with the affair, including
EX-Premier Tauchanovics. Another
EX-Premier Pasics has been placed I'M
der police surveillance.
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APPROVES The PLAN.
Cabintt Agrees With Presidents Idea Of OH
cering the Provisional Army.

Washington. July THE President, to-
day. brought before the cabinet the plan
for offering the provisional army by ar-
pointing colonies and lieutenant colonies
of Volunteer regiments from among reg
ular army officers. who served during the
Spanish war, and lower officers from
among those who served In the vuluntrer
army with credit or distinction. The plan
was heartily approved by members OF tn
cabinet.
Attorney General Griggs. who has bee.
examining the question Of wharf ana
shore rights in Porto Rico and Cuba. for
merly reserved ny the government, gave
1t as his opinion that the interests of the
inhabitants OF the islands could be sub
served 10y granting rcvoclble wharf
privileges ana water rights to the owners
III ahuttinG nrupCrtN.
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COULDN'T ATTEND WlFE's FUNERAL
So Her Alleged Murdcrous Husband Hangs
Himself in Philadelphia Prison.

Philadelphia. July WIN. Keaton,
who, June 6. shot his wife Ida. inflict-
ing wounds from the effects of which
she died July 4. committed suicide in
his cell in Moyamensing prison, today,
by hanging himself with his suspend
erS.
Keaton also shot two other women
ut the time he fatally wounded his
wife. but their injuries We're not seri-
Gus. The prison officials refused to al
low keaton to attend his wife's fun
eral, today. which is supposed to be the
cause of his suicide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
PROBABLY WOOD ALCOHOL
Was Cause Of Two Strange Deaths at Bryant
Pond. Since the Fourth.

Argus from Bryant's Pond, Me. saws i
man by the namc OF Ezra Stevens del
there suddenly. Thursday night and hi;
death was followed, This morning, py tina
of "A Mr.. BiSbce of Waterford who was in
town buying stock. The circumstance
show that both had been drinking more
or less since the Fourth. and 1t is SUP
posed they must have drank wood Alec
hoL a third man, ramcd ANDY Moore.
drank liquor prepared for him by Ste.
Vcns. VINO IS repre- scented as having been
very i'll and Is now in a critical condition,
some OF the liquor has been found ana
will be analy2ed. 'N'
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Howard. Crosby & Cos. letter.
Boston, July

BOstOn, July I.
Out, Yester-
Sept: wheat 1Si2-5s 739s-3, 49, 1917 =. IT.:
Wheat opened weak. &c. under lass
night. The weakness was mainly due "a
disappointing cables. London ana Liver
pool ignoring our rally of Thursday ana
coming lower. this morning Livernno
closed with wheat dull from y to sd
lower Large Argentine shipments wcrn
being 1.l&,0o0 bushels. with only 40 az;
the week previous. Bradstrcet's visible
supply decreased 1.1G0.0O0; Northwesrcr',
week. and only A. same day Of IL st ,n IA
me selling movement was quite ljinra,
locally on better weather i'm the North
west. New York claims acceptances fro,,,
farm offerings and no cash demanai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
PRISONER KILLS HIMSELF.
Assaults Fellow laborer. Surrenders to 70
lice. Hangs HimscI!-Rum the Cause.

Lawrence, Mass. July MARTIN Sui-
cliffe, who was in custody awaiting trial
in the police court. tomorrow, for assault
committed suicide in his cell at the no
lice station. this evening.
Sutcliffc had given himself up to the
authorities shortly after Ne had assaulted
a fellow employee. named Harry Metcalf
at Farwelrs bleaChery with a knife. Tw.
hours after he was locked up his lifcless
body was found hanging from cell door
with his suspcnLcrs securely tied around
his neck.
Sutcliffc was unmarried and about &c
years of age. He resided at 123 Naney
street. He had been arrested several
times for drunkenness. and Il year ago
attempted suicide by jumping in the
canal. He had been drinking heavily for
the past week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
Paying Copper in Waterbury. Ct.

Waterbury. Vt, July 1T mas beer
claimed for more than 20 years that there
existed in the easterly part Of this town
quite Il deposit of copper ore. Hut how
extensive it was. was not known untll
quite recently. Prospecting on the farm
of George b. Smalley near the Stowe linz
shows that copper ore is deposited there
in sufficient quantities to warrant the
working of a mine. \ number of men
from Boston have secured from Smalley
the right To work. paving quite sun
therefor, and will ut once commence OBJ
erations. The surface ore has been as
sayed and a claim is made that it show,
>l3 to the ton of ?OCk.
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Pittsburg,
Chicago,
AT NEW YORK.

MISUNDERSTANDING, LeeNel
yer: GarVin and Donohue.
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THEY ALL VOLUNTEER.
Hca,iy Every Officer in Late War Again
Tenders His Services.

Washington, July 1T was stated a.
the war department. today, that almost
every officer who served in the volunteer
army caring ;hc Wa: with Spain and who
VA; h0norabIy mustered OUT. had aEiin
offered his services Ia mcci the needs 81
the philinpint campaign. No less than
l0.m1 applications for commissions in IN -
new volunteer army now forming have
been received At the war department AMI
have been placed on file.
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Portsmouth Preparing 10 Entertain.

Portsmouth. n. H., July 7.-Anticlpat-
ing the arrival of the North Atlanti:
squadron which is due to sion AT this
port. Sunday next. the board of aldermen
held meeting. this evening, 10 perfec;
plans for the entertainment of officers
and crew.
1t was decided to have reception at
Hotel worth at Newcastle. but as
yet nothing further is made public as 10
III. mans.
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FIRE AT SEABROOK DEPOT

Seabrook Depot. N. H.. July THE
home of DR.. G. w. Rodman, including
Il large two-story house with ell and
barn attached and several other small
buildings were destroyed by fire, last
night. The family was away at the
time and hardly any OF the contents
could be saved. 1t is thought fire
crackers may have caused the fire
Loss estimated at $4,000
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, July T.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-July, 72h; September, 1855:
December, 15I2.
CORN-Jdly, 33i .Mas5is; September 1885
December. 90.
OATS-Ju!y, 2324 September H%a I207s;
May, DIS.
PORk-July. ss35; September, ss.55.
LARD-July, S50si.: September, s.. 22Iz.
RIBS-July, si.92iz; September, si.92La.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. July 7-Under the weight or
lower foreign markets. heavy domestic
receipts and improved weather. wheat
was weak. today. closing with loss of
- for September. Corn followed the big
ger market, September closing with a loss
Of X. Oats were firm, closing with gain
Of H. while provisions finished practi-
ca.ly unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08
Major lukiich Rewarded.

who was driving with E,X-king Milan
ut the time of the attack and who was
wounded in the hand. has been pro-
motod to lieutenant colonelcy and
been made the recipient of high or
der for defending His Majesty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-08

port and those present at this meeting
expressed confidence that no further OBJ
stacles would be met by the league.
Manager Powell Of Paterson. Will take
the management of the Newark club ana
Ii Is said will strengthen the club with
the pick of the Paterson players. Mama
ger Wells of the Richmond Atlantic
League club. Friday. sold Pitcher Che>.
bro tn the Pittsburg club for $500.
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Keough Again in Jail.

Springfield, Mass. July 7.-Ex-TaN Coz
lector James G. Keough Of Holyoke, who
is charged with the endorsement Of
some $150,0O0 to $20000G from the city oil
Holyoke is again in the county Jail H.
this city through the failure of plan &c
Change the suret.es on one of his bonds:
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Quiet in the Philippines.

Washington. July I.-Adjutant Cen
eral Corbin says that no word has been
had from Gen. Otis for the past two
days, whence it is inferred that there
has been no fighting and no change in
the Filipino campaign worthy of re-
port.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, July Z.
Cotton futures closed steady. July, SCI;
August. SCI: September. 5.66: October,
5.I2: November. SIC; December, Isl; jan
uary. SIS; February, 5cS; March, SCI;
April. 5Si; May. SIS
Cotton spot closed steady: middling up
lands, Gis; do. gulf, e3s. Sales 159 bales.
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