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Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-11
Another Knnsan wounded.

MANILA, Feb. 10.-One OF the additional
Kansans wounded is Daniel Hewitt Of
Topeka. Hewitt has a severe flesh wound
in the right thigh. His condition is reported
by the surgeon 10 be very good.
Hewitt is a son OF ex-Postmaster Hewitt
OF North Topeka and nephew OF former
Mayor Abraham S. Hewitt of New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-11
Disnpproyes of Condominium.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Berlin corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says: Emperor
William disapproves Of the continuance OF
the condominium in Samoa and will almost
certainly propose a conference OF the three
powers after he has received the statement
Of DIR. Joannes Rafael president Of the mu-
nicipality of Samoa.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-11
SPAIN WILL KEEP THE CAROLINEs.
Decides Not to Part with Remaindc c
of Its Possessfons.

MADRID, Feb. 10.-The Spanish govern
ment has decided not to sell the Caroline
islands.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-11
TRIAL REVISION BILL PASSES.

Measure Covering Dreyfus' Case Goes
Through by IA Large Majority.
PARIS, Feb. 1O.-The trial revision bill
was adopted by a vote of 332 to 232.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-11
Tells All He Knows.

81 am telling you all l know" said Cor
nish.
Mr. Osborne asked Cornish IL he had any
opinion as TO who wrote the address on
the poison package,
Cornish said he had not
Ibid you not tell Colonel Gardner that
you thought Felix Gardner wrote that ad-
dress" asked Osborne.
Il told him the experts said the letters
were written by the man who addressed the
poison packages and l felt sure Gallagher
had written the letters.
And you think he wrote the address on
the package?'
mo. | think there is a resemblance in
the writing. / cannot say who wrote that
address. The experts said the handwriting
was the same"
Cornish produced what purported to be
fac-simile OF the address on the poison pack
age, which he compared for the beneft OF
the jury with letter written by Gallagher.
In answer 10 a question from Coroner
Hart as to whether he had any difficulty
with Mrs. Molineaux. Cornish said; Il
never saw Mrs. Molineaux before or since
her marriage. | would not know her IL she
stood before me-"
An effort apparently TO throw doubt upon
this statement OF the witness was made
when two reporters were asked to stand up
and Osborne asked Cornish II he had not
said to them previous to the inquest that
he had wished to be questioned regarding
his relations with Mrs. Molineaux. Cornish
denied this and said that after searching
for a man with common motive against
him and against Barnet his mind closed
upon the name of Molineaux when It was
suggested,
Roland b. Molineaux sat in the court
room by the side OF his father, General
Molineaux. He had strolled In late, smok-
ing a cigar aud showing every evidence OF
complaeency.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-11

The debate on the contest was exciting at
times and the lobby and gallery OF the
house were filled with people intensely in
terested in the proceedings. The roll call on
the motion to indefinitely postpone the re-
port was along partisan lines, with the ex-
ception that Mccarthy OF Dixon and Bur-
man of Douglas voted with the fusionistJ
Beverly of Douglas first voted to reject the
report, but changed his vote to the majority
side.
Anderson Of Fillmore, the member un-
seated by the adoption OF the report, was
popular on the floor of the house, number
ing among his closest friends some OF the
republican members who voted to unseat
him, and after the voting was done there
was a little reception at the desk OF Mr..
Anderson, the republican members coming
forward TO bid him goodbye All Of this was
in the best of humor and Mr.. Anderson
raised hearty laugh when he gained the
recognition of the chair and asked 10 be eX-
cused for the balance of the session.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-11

Continued on Second PageJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Clever Notions in Photo Frames.

For an up-todate photograph frame
it is quite the thing to have piece
of white linen stamped with golf. ten
mis-. football or boating designs. or with
any OF the college emblems, and Their
work il in college colors. the result be-
ing dubbed Harvard, Yale. Princeton
or Vassar frame or accredited to what
ever institution of learning the worke,
most affects. This linen is ther
mounted on d cardboard mat.
Another very taking idea of the sam.
kind is to get cardboard or water
color paper mat with an opening toVai
or diamond shaped is ~rettiesD Tor .
photograph ard decorate this by ap.
plying monograms. crests. coats OF
arms. etc, collected from ones cores
pondence. The arrangement ana study
of these will be found very fascinating
and as many of them are in gold and rich
coloring they make q very handsome
and striking decoration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
JANUARY MAGAZINES.
The Coming Age.


4. 0. Flower, at one time editor OF
the Arena, has started d new magazine,
the Coming Age, the initial number of
which has just come to hand. This
magazine is marked with the strong
individuality which characterizes all of
Mr.. Flowers work. The magazine
contains 122 pages. is printed in cleal
type on superior quality of paper.
and all in all, presents an attractive
appearance. The contents includes
many thoughtful and earnest papers on
subjects of vital Importance. The
place of honor is accorded TO ii series OF
conversations and editorial sketches
discussing the following subjects:
"Municipal Progress" Hon. Josiah
Quincy: Art and Manhood w. ord
way Partridge. and the Work of ths
Society of Psychial Research, Richard
Hodgson An Interesting symposium
on Christmas and the New Year Is
given. \ number of strong Original
essays. several short stories. and de-
partments of note complete an able
issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Church and Pastor.

Rev F. T.. Wheeler has removed from
West Paris to Brunswick.
The total membership Of the Universal
list church in this country is stated to be
51.2i,
Rockland district association of the NJ.
T.. church will be held at Damariscotta
Mills Feb 20. y and y.
The annual convention of the Machas
Valley Union will be held at Machiasport
Tuesday. Feb. II.
Several persons interested in Biblical
study have formed class in FoXcroft. TO
meet each Friday evening.
Recently four persons We're received in
to full membership at Hodgdon Methodist
church, Rev. J. Fl. Barker, pastor.
The next session of the Lincoln Baptist
quarterly meeting will be held Feb. and
S. with the Baptist church in south Hope.
A quarterly meeting of the Bowdoinham
BAPTIST Association will be held with the
Baptist church in Leeds. Wednesday and
Thursday, Feb and 3.
The new organ, Il gift from the officers
of the National Fibre company. has ar
rived at Minot and been placed in the
church.
The CONGREGATIONAL church at Bristol
reports /. add ed on confession ana two by
letter during ISIS. ana the nndTces are III
excellent condition.
Rev. Thomas Il. Gregory. formerly pas
tor of the Cniversalst church of Bdde-
ford has just resigned the pastorate 81
the Second nlNerSailst church' NhlcaSo'
The Piscataqus Baptist AssociatI;on
quarterly meeting will be held at MILO
Jan 81 and Feb /. A number OF pastors
from Penobsoot Association will be pres
ent and will assist.
All Souls Universaiist parish of Nor
rill has voted to extend Il call to Rev
S. G. Davis TO occupy its pulpit. Rev.
Mr.. Davis is II Maine man, who has been
at Limona, Fla, for several years
The railroads of the country last year
contributed over sll0o0o forgthe support or
the railroad branches of the Y NJ. c. A.,
and the officials of the roat consider '"e
money a wise investment 4
Rev. J. NJ. Adams of Lexington. Mass,
has accepted Il call to the pas of the
Ellsworth Congregatlonal cnurcn: ne
will commence the pastorate FEB. ..
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker Sawyer, Who,
died recently in Dover, aged - years had
been a member of the Congregational
church in that town " years.
The Western Ministerial Association or
the Rurksport district will hold its Win
Ter session in the Methodist church al
Franklin. the second week in February.
The new colored glass windows for the
Center street church. Machias. nave peeh
put in place. The front one mas ,l,e
Christian EndeaVor emblem IN the center.
The lads and lasses of Newry Corner
aud vicinity have formed a Bible ciup
Zach member being pledged TO fead one
verse in the Bible each dav OF the year.
The four oldest members on the roll ca
of The Cumberland Center church nav
baen members of the church. two Tor "
vears one for "a years and one for To
years.
The memorial windows for the new
| Free Baptist church at Mars mn. ne *, <
! boen placed in position. me soclet! -
nnIv WHITING the arrival Of the pews and
| bell. The pastor is Rev. g. G- HAYNES
rhe Oldtown Universalist church mas
| chilled Rev. Donald Fraser 10 Gohtllue, !, " ;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
cony Nigh School Notes.

The school assembly has appropria-
ted 70 for the expenses of the manager
or the base ball team when he goes to
Brunswick to attend the meeting of the
managers of other school teams for the
formation Of the Interscholastic
League.
The Athletic Association held a
meeting, Friday, and elected Grant
Fierce. manager and captain.
The Athletic team bought a large
quantity of hurdles, vaulting noles
SUITS slippers, hammers. etc, for the
use of the team. so the expenses. this
year. will not be very heavy. The
only expense will be for a coach ana
the travelling expenses to the meet.
one of the pupils of the High school
is being badly bantered about a recita
tloh ne made. the other day. He rose
10 reclte and started in by telling the
large amount of money investigated in
a certain company.
several of the members of the High
school base ball team have papers and
are collecting money from the friends
OF the school for new uniforms. The
old ones have been worn out or lost,
and as there is probability of an in
terscholastic league the boys feel the
necessity for new uniforms They will
De under considerable expense if there
Is a league, 50 they do not wish to
heavily tax the treasury by the pur-
now have. The collectors so far have
met with a generous response from
those approached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
The Ladies' Home Journal.

The New Years number of the Ladies
Iiome Journal contains a number of prac-
teal articles, besides score of features
Of tighter interest. 1t opens with full
page drawing by w. l.. Taylor. illustra-
ting Lonsfellow's Village Blacksmith.
Three articles of great interest are The
Most Aristocratic Social Event in Amer
lea. THE Man Who Taught Paderewskl. >
and what 1t Means to Be Newspaper
Woman" The first of Il series of articles
on The House. practical details how TO
furnish and decorate the nall and stair
case, and other page features give photo
graphs of Fifteen Good Halls and Stair
ways and Pretty Rooms of Grfs
There are numerous other practical ar
iices upon subjects of helpful interest to
the household The fiction embraces in
stallments of the several notable serials
now running in this magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
THE TRAMP NUISANCE.
Leads the County Commissioners to Inspect
Penobscot Stone Yard.

The Bangor News Of Thursday says;
'R c. Burgess of Nassalboro. Sewal
Pettingill of Wayne, and John A. Spear
of Gardiner. county commissioners of
Kennebec county. are in Bangor. with
quarters at the Penobscot Exchange,
Their visit to Bangor is for the purpose
of inspecting the stone yard at the Ban
sor Jail. They. will visit the Jail. today
and find out all that is possible concern
ing the success of Penobscot countys
plan for keeping prisoners busy.
AT each session of the Legislature. the
matter of Introducing this system of hard
abor for prisoners is agitated by some of
the kennebec county delegation. AT this
session, the matter WIFI again be brought
up. and as the county commissioners viii
meet with their delegat ton in the Legis-
lature, some day next week. at which
time the question will be discussed. the
commissioners have made this visit to in
spect the Bangor Jail industrial system.
AT the present time, according TO one of
the county commissioners who was inter
viewed Wednesday night, by Bangor
Daily News reporter. the entire board Is
decidedly opposed TO any such innovation.
They claim that the present system OF
close confinement is better for kennebec
county, al least, and again, an objection
to a stone yard being introduced is that
the location of the jail would not permit
of such a thing. there not being sufficient
land for the purpose. The county COM
missioners are open for conviction, how
ever. and they intend to make a most
careful study of the system employed for
the prisoners under Sheriff Browns care.
The Kennebec delegation in the Legis
lature are about evenly divided upon the
question. the representatives from coun-
try towns being very strongly in favor OF
hard labor for prisoners, while the repre-
sentatives from the cities and larger
towns side with the commissioners in OPP
posing the PLAN
One thing is very certain viz: That the
growth of the tramp nuisance in the
county of Kennebec has been something
enormous and it is not surprising thai
the taxpayers are beginning to find it in
toerable
night to their homes and WIN meet the
delegation Monday, to report the result OF
their investigation and decide whether
or not the stone yard will be established.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Moman's Home Companion.

The New Years number of the Wo-
mans Home Companion contains much
fiction. by writers of exceptional ability.
\ new department of short stories. en-
tited The Leisure Half Hour contains
the winning story in the recent contest.
Mrs. Burton Harrison's new serial The
Carcellini Emerald, is in this popular
writer's best vein. The special articles in
cludc CLUB Houses for Women ION
the Subject OF Diet" Keep Busy,
ornamental Foliage Plants. when Il
Maids Married., Choosing IL Husband. -
and New Years Day in the White
House. Elanine Goodale Eastman con-
tributes the first in a series of papers on
Child Culture i'll the Home Katharine
T.. Junkermann considers The Cultiva-
ton of the Speaking Voice. The regular
household and fashion Departments round
out a noteworthy number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
The GentleW0man

for January ushers in the New Year with
"A Rhyme of Cheer, by Louise Chand-
Ter Mouiton.' Woman VS. Nervous Pros
tration' is the subject of a valuable paper
by Landon Carter Gray. Nj. ID. There Is
an unusual wealth of matter suited TO the
season embracing Winter Breakfasts.
Entertainments for Winter Evenings.
and 'Midwinter Bargains. Puzzles and
Palmistry' will furnish much amusement.
Much entertaining fiction by weil-known
writer's including Julian Hawthorne. Is
given. The fashion. fancy work and reg
ular household departments give much
valuable matter. Many handsome Illus
trations accompany The special features.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
The Pail Mall Magazine.

The January number of the Pail Mali
Magazine contains the following among
other articles and stories: 1.-The Fail of
khartoum Naval Heroes at West
minister. Military Ballooning. Rem
brandt Suppressed Plates The
Homecoming of Ensign Knightley,"
The Ship-Her Story and THE Skirts
of Chance" The many handsome illus
trations which accompany nearly all OF
the articles and stories add not a little to
the readers pleasure. The frontispiece to
this number consists of a beautiful origi-
mad etching. Most excellent fiction and
poetry complete d readable and attractive
number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

lily" Professor Park and His Pupils. .
The Philippine Insurgents "Agricul-
lure in 1885,. The University and the
Common Man. Joseph ii. Choate, =
The Work Before Us" The Nicara-
qua Canal The National Naval Re-
serve Bill, - The Ruskin Cooperative
Colony" The Japan of '9S,'' and
Federation in Australia" Each issue
contains IA Washington letter of great
interest. The several literary depart
inents give much instructive and fine
" matter,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

The Gladstone memorial is not al
.,,uather a. success. 1t was proposed ut
tho outset to erect monuments or the
aaoaasad statesman in London. Edin-
,r,,,.r1, and Dublin as we'll as to furnish
;, s.,,;tabIe building for the library he
cot together at Hawarden. But SO fai
as they have gone the financial appeals
IN his admirers fall far short of the
sum required.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

The Netherla0ders STAND III 'he loi
most rank as coffee drinkers using o.'
ouncee q year to each innapltaht we
are but fourth on the cotiee-orihhlhS
list using 725. 000000 pounds year. OF
Ia ounces apiece. Russia, however
1,,,vs hut three ounces to eacn person.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
The Humanitarian.

The January Humanitarian opens
with 4 character Sketch of Madam
Dreyfus accompanied by a portrait.
sunday Recreation" is Interestingly
discussed by Mark IL. Judge. othe'
noteworthy contributions to this excel
lent number are The Akkas: The
PygmeS of Africa" The Laws De-
lays. Racial and Individual TEN
peramentS" THE Position of Women
in Sweden" Gods Messengers" and
The March Of Silenus." The usual
editorial departments give much I'M
portant matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Coffee Ielly.

one pint Of boiling coffee, two spoon
fuls of cornstarch, sugar to taste. Set
ca ice to harden. Serve with whipped
cream,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Engineers Magazine.

The January number of the En-
gineers' Magazine presents many IN
structive papers. chief among which
are noted the following: Engineers
Associations" Marine Engine Re.
pairs practical Electricity. Chalk
Talks" How the Train was Saved.
Making Machinist,' and Work of
the Battleship Oregon. The trade
and industrial notes together with
several other departments give much
timely information.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Gunton's Magazine.

Economics and public matters re
ceive earnest consideration in the cur
rent number of A1f1ipns Magazine
Among the paper Ang on these
important subject noted the fol-
lowing: shall 4 treaty be Con
lirmed." The N Expansion Move.
ment'' Some Valuable Wage Stats
tics" Practical Defects of Socialism. :
and Wealth and Its Production" In
the department. Editorial Crucible.
many noteworthy matters are dis
cussed. A valuable paper is presented
by II. Hayes Robbins on Teaching IT
Economics in Schools. John Moody
discusses the Decline in Railway
Rates and Profits"
The Independent.
The weekly issues of the Independent
for January ). II and 10. present in ad
dition to an exhaustive review of cur
rent matters with editorial comnient:
on the same, a long list of strong
special features. including the follow
ing: rs the Car Christian" The
Romantic Side of Prussia THE
Churches in 1885,, statistics of the
Churches The Nations Opportu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Is to IS per cent. saving.

Every article purchased direct of the
maker and guaranteed absolutely
fresh and genuine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
DARKER P. BURLEIGH, and

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, Corner Of Main and Water streets,
HOULTON, MAINE.
snecial attention given to collections
tbrouchout all parts of Northern Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

This by actual count is Il part of our
full cut list. BY mail for the asking.
which embraces every article in the
drug store line. All at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-27

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terie 5eloartilsrie bier angstmnmen.
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iOIe ieine forgfdltige Seriidfidtisung
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psrge1en, bab aauh bic Ser. Stuuten
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-27
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