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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18

QUALIFICATION VS.. Morris. Became X b.;
w. X Is.
as7-ss IN s IS s Lishness- Became & B.
392-McClench vs.. Williams and TT. Became
B.; Spear for principal.
lO2-Taylor vs.. Tibbetts. Beane & B.; IL.
+. Foster.
io6-Lord VS.. Ladd. Ambrose; Beane 4 b.
H2-McDonald VS.. Atkinson. Clinton Ste.
VEINS; Became Il r.
i-o-Mitchell, admi.;. VS.. Thompson
i29-Hall Us. Dole ct al. W. x b.; Bird
& Bradley.
l3l-Caret vs.. Nilleux ct al. w. x b.: s.
4S6-Fuller vs.. Gilbert. w. & b.: 5. & s
4i3-Cony. exr.. VS.. Whitehouse. W. & B.;
444-same VS.. same. w. & B.: E. w. w
i4S-Burrill vs. Kearney. W. 4 b.: s. & s.
54l-Lqrd vs. Cummings. E. W. WI;
59l-Peacock vs. Ellis. Heselton: Clason.
5S9-Conlen ct al. ". Pendleton. admx. a.
E. Woodman: symonds, Snow X
593-Reed VS.. Gardiner, Heselton; Perry.
59i-Merchants National Bank VS.. Croker.
Heselton: Spear.
596-Dingley vs.. Stackpole ct al. Hesel
6o2-Thomas vs. WhaIen. Atkins; Hesel-
ton.
6O7-Record vs.. Burnham. Clason; Still
phen.
6oS-N. Spencer Thomas Co. VS.. Perse
Verance Wooden Co. {. w. Jones
HeSelton.
6l9-Poulin IS. Matthew. ". 4 B.; Clair.
636-Brooks vs.. Baker. w. x b.; Sheldon
X 5.
63s-Fuller VS.. Raynor. W. & B.; I'll;
comb.
639-Randall vs.. Norcross. w. & B.;
Leigh.
to-Murrav VS.. same. w & B.: Leigh
6l4-Randall V. Brown. W. Il B.; God
sie-Fuitr IS. Kelton. W. & b.; Spear.
G5o-Duncan vs.. Augusta. w. 4 b.;
s57-Davies vs. Fisher. w. < B.; S. & S.
l6.4-Dusty. libt.. vs.. Dusty. Eaton; John
son.
675-Eaton vs.. Buck. ct al. Pro Sc; Haines
67S-Inha bitantS of Winslow vs.. inhab
itants of Pittsfield. Johnson; Mar
679-Same vs. CiJy Of Augusta. Johnson;
Leigh
6S0-Watson vs.. Card ct al. Johnson;
L.ittleteld.
6S1-Hunt vs.. same. Johnson; Littlefeld.
6S2-Hurst ct III. ". same. Johnson; Lit
tefield.
77S-Casavante ct Al. vs.. I.aplante. w. x
b. Little
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18
NOT UP TO EXPECTATIONS.
Little Interest in the Demonstration for 0rey
!us. Sunday. at London.

London. S pJ. 17.-Althoush The weat her:
today. was beautiful the much talked of
demonstration III Hyde Park. London,
against the verdict of the Rennes court
martial recondenning Capt Dreyfus on
charge of treason nr JVed Il SpirltleSS
affair A few thousand collected around
the seven platforms but they We're main
IN boys. servant girls and oilers. Very
few Jews or foreigners were in evidence
The large force of police in attendance
had nothing to do, as a demonstration
could not possibly be more orderly. The
speakers were in no way influential. Most
Of the interest conferred around the piat
form where Mr.. Hatseticld, relative Of
Dreyfus delivered an address. The speak
ers deprecated boycotting a whole nation
FOR the sake Of tive Judges and scoun
drel'
At the various platforms resolutions
were adopted expressing sympathy with
Nine Dreyfus and adherence for the
generals who figured at the trial, tender
ing consra tulations to NJ. lola, Lieut.. Coz.
Picpuart Maitres Labor and Demangr
and others. and appealing 10 France -
release ana rehabilitate Dreyfus before 4,
should be TOO late. These were carried
with the greatest enthusiasm.
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The DEWEY RECEPTION
Plans Practically Complete Tor Celebration
Worthy Of the Occasion.

Nau Vo,lr Gu,
work IL J,,ne dnrinr. IN hiess very active
,hnns,na ~ NJ, III next 10 days,
witness thn Dew iann VINO expect -
vate stands viii h. Iieap palaut RON Pr
eirnra narrni, ~ y 'aapi'Qihted Not a
stands has Yer h..n 80, LEON OF private
c"nmisni,,nt,. I'M issued ISSUED. ami The park
incntin, - ~ -. , none until IN"
Ia ha,.,,il ',ttt' S'"i'us mas been set
Eor ~. rr.,,,, 49,,
,IonpSii. t{it.,.ir ~ M PARK landS
rnyprrI MILK - "ett HttraiIy
of which h.l nr,'',,,,.i \, the owners
sayarni t,,,,ird IA ,.' "tcpIniHouat.
raratiti,, -, ,f.; , 'i'HHHH persons a
I-aar mn mn .,i' pc'" expected TINS
..nn he io,' INNS "'' issued h"thlhS
hsiJ -, -, .,
trfrinr 80, e,eGled ny con
strn., ,1d - ,1.,,,.. 'it Hl!e az "a
nv a,,,- .i, h, XII private STANDS
h,,ii It'll s,r,.,I, ta'r i''n nult PERMITS %
b XVI" SIitIl SiaHuS ~ fnn! "f houses have
XII pe,' TN ~ y N nulIulhS department.
Mn, ~ ma, iiult.
~, - nv hi9"n as 10 now many
.e"'A tdptiiHs VII attend the cclcbra e
ION. ,inNiIIaIoHS haEe been sent TO Cap
ta'n5 rIanh w lldtr OF me Boston. Walker
~ rs I1icoru' DNef 81 the Baltimore
aiu '"shIdh ~ tht Raleigh Commander
WOOD ~ me lttfrl ana former Lieuted-
NJ NJ Iu rihilt. mr'st o. the Olympia
MtS. rrluleN; WHOM "t the captain of the
olympia in the battle OF aianila. has also
nttu liNItth- n" committee Will arrange
ipr tht rnI,erlainMtnt 81 these officers and
their families during the celebration.
rear Aufhhai SchltE. VINO mas been in
NlttI VIII pr"pinlN not be ~ New York
OF be"ey GAY. hr = now Ih Saugatuck.
~. ana VIII De ~ New York gay Or two
before Dewey arrives lie said. saturday.
tnAt ehGaSemtnts Would Keep him IN
NdShlhS on until OCT. :, When n" Will re
turn to New York .. e.
Rdhdoiph HuSEtnhcimer. acting chair =
man oI inc genera commit Tee. received
notice SATURDAY. that these instructions
had Dten sent 70 Cen Merritt, command +
ing me department NJ the LAST:
ne secretary ~ war desires all the
available troops IN New York harbor and
EicihltE 70 take part in the parade Incl
cent TO the reception ot Admiral Dewey.
10 inns end he desires. If il has not al
really been done, That You cause the com
duiN notified You aTn uthGrized to make
any expenditure necessary to carry this
suggestion into effect. BY command Of
Nal Gen. Miles.
II IS now certain that many states will
Governors. lnvi = IONS have been accept
ed by the Executives of New Hampshire
Vermont. North carolina. Ohio West viz
ginia Utah. Connecticut. Pennsylvania
Delaware. Georgia ami Rhode Island
Coy. Stone Of Pennsylvania. Will be ac.
companied hy his staff
Gov Pmgree of Michigan in explaining
that il will be impossible for him to be
present. wrote:
NO one can appreciate more than do
the bravery of Admiral Dewey and the
immense value 10 the nation of his
achievements al Manila | wish il were
possible for me IL Join in hOnoring him. ="
Gov DeForest Richards Of Wyoming
has been controlled to decline because the
Wyoming troops will return home from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18
H)ailp 4 ennebec 3opr1aL
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
TO WATCH THE STREET LIGHTS.
Aldermen So Instruct the PoIice-improvc
ments for Sewali Street Sidewalk.

Thore was but one direct acton taken
a, the meeting of the mayor and alder
men. Saturday evening. ana mat was
in regard TO the street lights OF the
citv IT seems that there have been
complaints entered to some OF the al
dermen that the lights OF the city are
NOT burning at the proper hours ana III
the manner that they should, ana the
aldermen voted to authorize the mayor
,o ampIov such agencies as he pleased
IN have an official inspection of the
liybts and see that they are burning
nronerlv. The police officers We're in
strncted to watch the lights on their
haots and report all Irregularities
In the matter Of the WINTER street
uoht for which a petition was present
cd Thursday evening, the mayor stiu
~ should approve the light in case the
annropriation is sufficient to guarantee
ire baing added to the present Dill
netition was presented from the
people living on that section OF oe"dlI
street between Western avenue ana
Green street asking for the proper re-
pairs to be made on the sidewalk. ms
was referred to the highway committee
with the instructions to act in case the
street appropriations will permit 1t is
thought this will be done very soon as
the sidewalk is in terrible condition for
a street SO much used as this one.
That band stand and Monument park
We're the source of the discussion Inc
practice ofhaVing flower beds was talked
over and the different opinions review
ed. Some are against the Deds ana
favor an unbroken green sward whlie
others favor the beds. The band stand
is eyer the bone of dissenton and it
came in for its share of talk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18
ONE DEATH-ONE NEW CASE.
Diphtheria Patient Suddenly Expires. Sunday
New Case on Jefferson Street.

One Of the Chamberlain children who
had diphthera ana had 70 all appearances
recovered. died very suddenly. Sunday
morning The cause of the death was
diphtheretic paralysis affecting the hear.
Her age was about years. The burial
took place Sunday evening.
Here is illustrated one Of the bad feat
ures Of a bad disease. Although the
patient may survive the immediate poison
of the disease there may be a delayed
paralysis of some nerve supplying som
tissue or organ. Most frequent paralysis
and one which does no great harm and
is recovered from in time, is paralysis Of
the soft palate or vocal organs, or We
may have paralysis of one of the lower
limbs. which is recovered from in time.
but when the heart is affected there is
an immediate fatal termination. The little
child who succumhed To the disease had
not been violently sick at any time.
one new case Of diphtheria is reported.
1t occurring in a little girl 10 months old
who has not been out of the house. ana
none of the children from infected houses
have visited the house in which it oc-
CURED. jefferson street is a filthy street
and the most densely populated Of any
street III ZIG GltS MANY lIutSttil' Ii'tN y
been corrected on this street in the past
year and some still exist. There are three
prime requisites to municipal sanitation
THAT the city supply adequate
sewers.
2-That landlords abolish privies ant
sink drains and enter the city sewers.
3-That citizens at all times exercise
diligence in matters of cleanliness of theii
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On London Stock EXCHANGE.

London. Sept. 1.-THE Stock Exchange
settlement proved easier than had been
expected. There Were some forced clos I
ings OF accounts and the checks of 4 few
firms We're returned. but nothing serious
occurred. Prices. however. We're very
irregular throughout the week and closed
badly depressed by the gravity of the
Transvaal outbreak. though somewhat
above the lowest figures of the week.
ConSols touched 1912 but closed at 10i$i.
Americans after sharp recovery early in
appointment over the dividend in Chi
cago. Milwaukee e. ST. Paul. which Went
of about four points. Norfolk x Western
common fell X points; Norfolk x Western
preferred, 3si Baltimore x Ohio. p; Ches
apeake & Ohio ~ Illinois Central, y;
Erie lists. p: New York Central & Hud =
son River. II; and others from 2 10 a.
Money, though quiet was in good sup
ply ana firm. at from III to per cent on
call, rs per cent. for the week. and from
3ie to ; -l6 on three montnS bills.
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A BLOODY RIOT.
Continued from page ~

citizens of Williamson county should
rise to the situation and support the
law officers in restoring peace and or
der and in the arrest and conviction
of the guilty parties
Il hope that the Newton co. will
reach Carterville. before morning. and
before any conflict occurs, but | do not
believe and shall not believe until il
happens that the strikers will attack
the National Guard or attempt to OBJ
pose it doing its duty
Late tonight, Gov. Tanner received
the following telegram from Sheriff
Gray: "Carterville, Sept. 17-Gov. Tan
ner, SprinSfield Company c has re-
ported to me. The situation is critical.
There are many armed men in Carter
vile and in the vicinity of the Brush
nine. The military company is not
sufficient to dispense the mob Job
Gray. sheriff"
Gov. Tanner sent the following tele-
gram to Lieut.. Lowden, commanding
Co. f, Mount Vernon. at Carterville:
DO not hazard the life of your men
against great odds. You are a soldier
and the commanding officer. AS such
do your duty. You are on guard and
must be the judge as to the conditions
and the responsibility rests on you.
have ordered the Mount Vernon Com
pany F to report there to Col Ben
nett"
Gov. Tanner also telegraphed Sheriff
Gray as follows: Il have ordered Co.
Il of Newton and c. You shall have
all the force necessary to enforce the
law and bring the guilty parties to
Justice"
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The two GrifIins We're. today. moved
from London, KY. to Barbourville. KY.
and from there. under escort of the
state guards, they were taken to Man.
chester. There We're no demonstra-
tons. The guards. in accordance with
Gov. Bradley's orders will stay at
Manchester until further orders.
Interest in the Baker family's
troubles was revived, at Boston. Sun
day, by the issuance Of an appeal for
material assistance. Mrs. Baker. widow
of the murdered postmaster of Lake
City, S. c.. and her children were
brought to this city. by Miss Lillian
Clayton Jewett. and the latter says
that she feels responsible for their
comfort and welfare and was I'M
aware that they We're in such dire dis
tress as the appeal sets forth. In all
$1,000 has been contributed to the Main
tenance of the family.
The plant of the American Fisheries
Co at Promised Land. l.. l., was de-
stroyed by fire. Sunday night. Eight
buildings in all We're burned, together
with large quantity of very valuable
machinery. The loss cannot yet be es-
timated but it is said that the ma
chinery cost several hundred thousand
dollars, few years ago. One thousand
barrels Of oil ready for shipment were
consumed One thousand tons of fish
scrap went up in flames. The build
lnES themselves were not very valua-
bic. but the machinery, one of the Of
hcials said, would prove loss of near
~ s5OO.O00 The wharves upon which
the buildings stood were burned to the
waters edge.
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RlvORINEsSsssx1,,.xss|
= ACake Of Fine Toilet Soap in Every Package.

upon the President, Saturday. in the
interests Of Corp. Damhoffer who has
been sentenced to death in Manila, with
two privates Of the 10Th Infantry. for
assaulting native women Senator
Foster was Informed by the President
that no news had been received from
Gen. Otis. He promised that when the
papers arrived Senator Foster and the
friends Of the condemned men should
nave a full hearing. Senator Foster
went from the White House to the war
department. He saw Adjt Gen. Cor
bin. who said that Gen. Otis would be
cabled not to carry the sentence into
effect until after he had reported the
facts in the case to the department.
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BY LOVING HANDS
Remains Of Gen. in'oEio Maeeo and Fran.
cisco Gomez Are Exhumed.

Hanavan, Sept. 1.-THE ceremony of
exhuming the remains Of Gen. Antonio
Maceo and Francisco Gomez. son of
Gen Maxine Gomez. took place a.,
Bejucal. today, in the presence Of a
large concourse. Two thousand peo-
pie went by special trains from Ha-
vana and as many more attended from
the surrounding districts. The exhu-
nation was followed by addresses by
Gems. DomeZ, Pedro Betancourt and
Rius Rivera, assisted by q committee
composed Of Adjutant General Rich
ards and others, carried the remains
to a temporary shrine. The permanent
mausoleum will Immediately be begun.
The speakers expressed the opinion
that Maceo was the greatest man
whom the revolution had produced.
Gen. Rivera said: In the presence Of
the sad remains Of these titan warriors
my grief overwhelms me. Maceo af-
forded an example of true patriotism
to all lovers Of Cuba. His poor body
lies before US; but his spirit is in the
air, urging Cubans to initiate him in
their readiness to die for their coun-
try. His remains will lie in a temper
AIRY abode until independence has been
obtained as a permanent memorial. Let
the CubanS strive TO obtain that for
which Maceo fought and died.
Gen. Lacret said: "Maceo died the
death Of hero, and his memory will
live among US forever, with that of his
friend Francisco Gomez"
Gen. Gomez spoke briefly, declaring
that he was overwhelmed by the kind
ness of those who We're participating
in the sad ceremony and that nothing
remained for him 10 add to what had
been said by Generals Lacret and
Ricera in memory Of his beloved son.
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WANT ALL PRESENT.
Every Manila Hero Now in This Country
Should attend Dewey Reception.

Cold Spring n. ". Sept. l1.-Gcn. But
terrified has renewed his letter of July Is
date to the secretary of the navy. repeat
ing the request earnestly approved by
Mayor Van Wyck. that all the comman-
ders of Admiral Dcwey's ship in the ac-
tons at Manila who are now in this coun
try. should be present and participate in
the honors and in the reception to Al :.
niral Dewey when lie arrives. Secretary
Long replied to Gen. Butterfield's orlSi-
nal letter to the effect that this request
will be granted if the exiSencieS of the
service would permit. Gen. Butterfield
has telegraphed President Me II inieN urs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18
AN UGLY CUSTOMER.
Officer and Two Men Severely Cut at EastpoIi
by a Drunken Man.

PASSPORT, Me. Sept. 17.-Ofcer
George Mcdonald received several bad
knife wounds in the face while at
tempting to arrest Albert Caffil, for
drunkenness, last night. and two other
men, one Of whom was CafEii's brother,
who were called to the assistance of
the policeman, also were cut, though
not seriously. Cafiil will be ARA gned.
Monday.
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FIRE At EAST WINTHROP.
House. Ell and Stable OF Geo. c. Jenkins Des
troyed. Sunday Noon.

East Winthrop, Me. Sept. 11.-tSpec-
iaD.-The house. ell and stable, belong
ing to George c. Jenkins was entirely
consumed by fire. at about 1880 T. NJ.
today. The fire is supposed to have
caught around the chimney in the ell.
The furniture in the lower part of the
house was saved in a damaged cOndi-
ton. As the ell and stable has only
been built three years and the mouse
within year. the loss Will be quite
heavy. Insured for $500 in the Down
ing agency, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18

While a number of fishermen We're
ahnut four miles off the coast from
Maleque. =. +. l.. Saturday. they dis
covered the topmast schooner Avon of
Chatham. n. b.. sunk in IA fathoms of
water. The boom and quantity of
icpc were seen floating near the scene
Of The accident. some few days ago.
Il is thought that all the crew We're
Z, owned. the vessel having fOundered
3t anchor during the storm. The dis
CoE1ry h2g caused in tense excitement.
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Inc Say view was searched, Satur-
day' for contraband goods but without
any results. The warrant was issued
on the complaint of Thomas Laundry.
In the absence of City Marshal Davis
the warrant was placed in the hands
OF Deputy Marshal Simpson and Officer
Rodcrick. They made careful search
but We're not able to find anything that
would lead them to think the proprie-
tor was breaking the prohibition laws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18

IL IS estimated that something like
S3ooo VIII be raised as the result Of the
catholic fair in City hall The money
VIII be used in paying for the monu-
ment for the cemetery. The monu-
ment is expected to be here within two
or three days
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ALL DISEASES AND

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Ing, quickly and permanently cured ut the old,
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Street Opposite Revere House, Boston. Estab-
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Medical College. class 1854. who always cures
Diagnostician; or Know Thyself Manual" Wade
Mecun, OF medical science price fty cents but Sc mt
ee. by .aii sealed, tor Tx days. send Tor u now
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Venezuelan Rebellion Spreading.

Caracas. Sept. 1.-THE insurgent com
mander. Gen. Caste. taa aiken p"sScss.ph
vt MaracaY, ana i Ill advancing. me
S-ntatiNcs have asked their RESPECTIVE
guNctliA.vnt7 To scl!d warsLips /, protec,
their interests. Prcs.dc Andr"Ic arrive y!
here TODAY.
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The Cony street repairs are about
completed, though there are 40 or more
loads of crushed rock needed to com
plete the job and make it first-class.
AS to the Arsenal street improvements,
200 loads of crushed rock will be about
the required amount before that can
be called ready for winter wear.
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The supreme court Of Panama has
granted leave Of absence q All subaltern
employees belonging 10 the Julitia admin
istration. their salaries nos being over IS
months IN arrears. Thi step seems cal .
Culated 10 force the government to liqul
date The military officials continue TO
receive their salaries punctually each
month.
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Thomas N. Holmes OF Lewiston De- {.

Lewiston, Me-. Sept l7.-Thomas VI.
Holmes. a prominent business man of
this city, died. this evening. NJ. Ho,nl@i
.ryas a native Of Ireland and 50 years ~ni
ige He is survived by i widow and two
IONS and a daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18

ouencv on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stil :
sprains. DR.. Thomas Eclectric OH
lieves the pain instantly. Never a
without it. ha
mon, ed, fri&wky,f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18

Disguised, played out, tired and weary
fort and instant soothing, invigoratinR
effect If the Hop Plasters are used. You.
tackache will disappear. Try them. Sold
everywhere. Nh
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MISS Julia Pinkham, who has been
IN Boston where she has been studying
a new system of cutting, has returned
to her home in this CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-18

A party of young people went 10
Dresden. Saturday evening. on buck
board ride. going in Prescotts four
seated Bar Harbor blackboard.
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WATERVILLE.

=. W. Hinckley of the Good VIII
farm, was in this city, Saturday.
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w. 6. CHoATE. Clerk.
q. W. HEsELTON. County Attorney.
A. l.. McFApDEN, Sheriff.
+. "A. SMALL. StenoGrapher.