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The latest reports from The Hague are
not cheering to those who hoped that
the conference would be fruitful of re-
suits in the direction of smelIorhting the
conditions of war, If not of results that
would tend to substitute peaceful settle
ments by arbitration for the arbitrament
of the sword. The negotiations have
come to virtual deadlock, and 1t Will
depend upon the action of the govern
ments to whom pending questions have
bsen referred for elucidation whether
doned. The question which has brought
it to standstiil is that of the establish
ment of a permanent arbitration tribu-
nal. Inasmuoh as Germany had mani
tested unalterable opposition to this in
any form in which it had been proposed,
and inasmuoh as veto by one power is
sufficient to effectively block any plan,
new scheme has been proposed which
it is hoped the German government may
accept. This plan, which is largely the
work OF the American delegates, consists
of the creation OF bureau with lin
tied staff to be established at The Hague
under the authority of the ordinary rep
ressntatives of the powers. In the event
of conflict the bureau would, at the
request Of the belligerents, convene an
arbitration court to adjudicate the mat.
tiers in dispute Thus there would not
bs any permanent tribunal, and the
procedure followed in establishing the
court would be decided as the occasion
arose. This plan has been referred to the
Kaiser and the conference is awaiting
his decision, Should he accept 1t the
conference may be able to come to al
agreement that will give arbitration
some sort of standing In international
law. though not what it was hoped to get
for 1t. Should he reject 1t the conference
win probably adjourn very soon, having
accomplished very little. 1t is admitted
that the American proposition to exempt
private property of belligerent nations
from seizure on the sea has no chance of
acceptance. A general objection urged
against it was that 1t would seriously
weaken one of the strongest deterIeDts
from wharf.-the loss and inconvenience
sustained by the oombatants. While there
is something in this objection, the fact
that the exemption would take away
from nations weak on the sea about the
only resource they have, namely, that
Of damaging their enemy's commerce.
probably counted for good deal more
with the nations that opposed the Ameri-
can proposition.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19

DIR. Goraon thinks the Maine Demo-
Gratis have got tired of free silver. The
Hon. john Scott takes exactly the oppo-
site view. Both gentlemen are eminent
Democrats whose opinions are entitled
to respect. But both of them can't be
right. Which Is right in this instance
we do not undertake to say. The Maine
Democracy are very prone, however, to
stick to folly, and free silver has a great
deal Of that quality about it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-19

The election to I'LL the vacancy in the
Second District :. caused by the death Of
Congressman Dingley takes place today.
There is no doubt of mir. Littlefield's
success by large majority. The oam-
paign has been quiet one, and in all
probability the vote will be light, but
the percentage of falling on is likely to
be pretty nearly the same on both sides
so that MIR. Littlefeld's majority is not
likely TO be much below Mr.. Dingley's.
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Annual gross income. ..-......... .sias,Ieo
operating expenses and fixed
charges mot Incident to
mortgage bonds) ....... s2aO00
interest at per cent on $780,
600 bonds. ........... qnoo
Sinking fund to retire bonds. 5000
$1,000
Annual net income over all
hxeu charges. Observation-Disclosures $50, 7GO
MARKET LOCATED sTH AVENuE. 4sTH
AND 18Th STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. The advantage of this central
location show Its superiority over thar OF All
otner markets In he city.
me Undersigned reserve the light without
notice 70 close the subscription lists aud to adj
vance the price; and to ject or reduce any
SUBSCRIPTION al any time before the delivery of
the ponds. II the whole number of bonds sub.
scrl0ed Tor by any person be not allotted TO
MN, the amount paid at the time of subscrlp-
uon, over and above 0 per cent OF his allot-
ment; will 90 applied 10 the balance due under
the allotment.
Prospectus, application forms, and all partic-
ulars can De had on application in person or by
mall TO the Banking House OF
HAIGHT g. FREEsE,
New York, 80 Broa dyvay;
Boston, SIS State Street,
Phiiapeiphia, Cor. 4th g. Walnut sts
je16d3tfn col
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sonal direction OF BARLEY McCullum. POI
Round trip tickets, including admission tn
the theatre, only 2Oc. Reserved seats 10
and 20 cents extra. Cars leave Monument
Square every is minutes for McCullum's
Theatre. Reserved seats on sale at SaWver,s
Confectionery Store, Monument Square. Tele.
phone No. 1852
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nearly year past, and to whose efforts
was dur the salvage Of the sunksu Span
ish war boats lsla de Luzon and Isla de
Cuba, has been relieved and ordered to
return to the United Stutss. Constructor
Hobson, who has been assisting Con-
structor Caps In the reconstruction Of
these vessels, win remain ct Hong Kong
in charge Of the work.
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Patrons Of the PRESS who are leaving town
temporarily may have the addresses OF their
papers changed as often as they may desire BY
notifying the office.
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Subscribers whose papers are not delivered
promptly are requested to notify the Office Of
the DAILY PRESS. No. 81 Exchange street
Portland. Me.
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Offer these bonds redeemable in 1928 by means
Of sinking fund separately invested) AT PAR
AND ACCRUED INTEREST. Payable 10
per cent on application and the balance on al
lotment. The Trustee of the Mortgage Bond
holders Is the UNITED STATES MORT
GAGE g. TRUST co. OF NEW YORK.
Interest runs from first Of June, 1899, payable
semtannnally in New York by the United
States Mortgage and Trust Co., where also
when due, the Bonds themselves win be pay.
able.
The object Of the issue Is to construct a
GENERAL MARKET ON THE WEST
SIDE similar to Washington and Full
ton Markets.
EARNING CAPACITY OF THE MARKET
Careful estimate. after providing for mort
gage interest and sinking fund to redeem the
bonds in 1928, and all expenses, shows a
surplus sufficient 10 pay 10 per cent ON
the 100000 CAPITAL STOCK AL
READY SUBSCRIBED FOR, besides
leaving a large additional sum to be carried
forward to surplus account
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DAILY PRESS
BY me year, Sc In advsnce,or 81 at the end Of
the year.
by the month. so cents.
The DAILY PRESS Is delivered at these rates
every morning to subscribers In all parts OF
Portland. and IN westbrook and South Port
land.
MAINE STATE PRESS weekly
by the year, 81 IN advance, or si.25 at the
end Of the year.
For six months. so cents; Tor three months,
90 cents.
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Interest Paid ON
TIME DEPOSITS.

Standish Water a. Construction
Company, AS, due 1925,
guaranteed principal and in
terest, by the Portland Water
Company.
Lewiston, Maine, Gas Light
Company, first mortgage, AS
due 1924.
Chester, VT, Water Company,
first mortgage. gold, 5's, due
1919, Gravity supply.
Hudson, N. H., Water Company,
first mortgage, gold, SIS, due
1919.
indianapolis. Indiana. Water
Company, SIS due 1926.
Essex-UnfOn, Water a. Light
Company, first mortgage, gold,
SIS, due I9l6-I924.
City of Rahwa,, N. j., as, due
1892.
City of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, as, due
1913.
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| N VEST M { NTS .
WE OFFER

w @ NE ETA
City OF Deering As. due 1919
City Of PASSPORT AIS, due 1907
T0wn OF Damarisc0tta 41S's due 1900
Portland Water Co. As, due 1897
Maine Central II. II. SIS. due 1900
Maine Central II. r. rs, due 1919
st. Croix Ell. & Water Co.
SIS, due 1905
Erie Telegraph & Telephone
Co. Collat. Trust SIS, due 1895
Cleveland City BY. 5's, due 1909
Toronto. Hamilton g. Buff
fal0 Ry. As. due 1916
Union Pacific Ry. Co. as. due I947
Niagara Falls PowerCo. SIS, due 1889
Fond du Lac Water 20. SIS. due 1915
AND OTHER GOOD SECURITIES.
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risPaTcm FROM cEv. KILLER.
omcIaI Report Of the sraored TrIi-
AFFAIR nj ChGveIey.

Lordcn. Nov. f--The war Office has
received the following dispatch frDal
Gen. Tiuller-
Cape Town. Thursday. Nov. &C.
tEvcr ing Have rec sived from Hid
ward. AZ Pieterma ritxourv- telegranI
lated November Is. ~ which the fol-
lowing is the purport.
'-The officer commanding the troops
ut E~rcourt reports. 81 midday. thar
an armored train left E~tcourt this
morning. with companv az the Dub
lin fusile~rS and a company of 10.
Durham -oiBnteer~. North Of Frcr..
they encountered party ~ Boers and
began TO Withdraw. While retiring.
some of the trucks were derailed The
Eublins turned out and advanced to-
wards the enemy. while the rest u
the train appears 10 have returned
without them. 10 Estcourr.
Il b. officer commanding the troops
reports that he was sending MOUNTED
trtop~ in ORDER 70 cover their with.
DIR. wal but that about 100 are miss
ing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24
YOUNG'S RAPID MOVEMENTS.
Qaiek P.se-AguiaAido Toy
lag To Esesps-

Manila. NOV. l6. 9: 30 p m.-Reports
have been received here from Ger
Young. dated Humingam. yesterday
HLmingam is about 20 miles east Ct
san Fabian Gen. Young is supposed
20 have advanced considerably further
toward san Fabian
a press correspondent telegraphs AZ
account Of the rapid pace with which
Gen. loung covered the road with his
cavalry The Macabcbe scouts COM
plstcls surprised and demoraiized the
insurgents around the low country. 4
mt 50 niger and reinforcemt nfs wEo
were captured say no town from san
jose 10 san Nicholas expected the ar
rival OF the Americans until day or
two after they arrived
Aeuinaldo and his government are
said &c be making desperate efforts 10
escape 10 Eayombong. All the infor-
nation here Is that he il sim in the
low country
Lieut.. Johnston. with Troop M.Third
cavalry. captured al san Nico-
las l. barrels containing the wardrobe
CT Aguinaldo's wife. some personal ef-
fects. the records of the secretary of
war and much commissary and medi-
cal supplies Sonora Aguinaldo proiss-
biz escaped over the divide. but the
secretary Of war is thought 10 be in
side the lines.
Thomas W. Hayes. a civilian. and
Calvin :. Davis. Of the Sixteenth in
fantry. who Were held prisoners by the
insurgents. have been rescued
Col Vessels captured al Tayug sew
eral hundred thousand pounds Of rice.
200 pounds OF salt. 1900 pounds Of
-four. marked Dayton. o." 2.so0
pounds Of sugar. 800 new uniforms
and hundreds Of thousands OF Mauser
shells.
The names Of Lieut.. Gilmore and
seven of his men were found written
on the walls of the convent of san
Quintin-
The garrisons Of all the towns sur
prieed resisted feebly. Gen Wheaton
has not yet appeared.
The remains OF Mai. John 4. Logan
killed N action at san Jacinio. Satur-
day. were buried in Faco cemetery
This morning. Many persons followed
the body 10 the grave Chaplain
Pierce oiiiciated. and the Twentieth in
fanrr1 furnished an escort. which W.
commanded by Maj. Holman The
Iailbearers were the captains Of tic
Twentieth infantry.
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THE PURSUIT OF AGUINALD0
DISPATCHES From Gen. OTIS Outlining.
the Progress Of the sampafEn
-impeded by Rain.

Washington. Nov l7.-Gen. Otis hss
,abiec tile war department as follow.
regarding the situation Of the Amers-
can advance in pursuit 81 Aglinailn-
Manila. Nov During b hours.
~. inches rain: still raining noIts.
Lawton's telegraph line not working
beyond san Jose; last dispatch on the
evening " the l4fh- reported THE cap
tuic a many supplies. transportation
north and east OF San Nicolas. and our
troops moving from Huuingan and
Tayur west on Urdaneia. where an in-
surgcnf force is reported. Iawtcn has
abundant supplies. subsistence. forage
END transportation az San IsiLro ar.i
Cabanafuan- but Is unable 10 move 3D..
Macarthur has railroad b.@ween Ram
bam and Tariac in operation. fire
miles. road south 81 Eambam heiiig
reconstructed. the removed rails b.
ing found north 81 Tarlae. MacAr-
thur sends four haftalions and fre.a y
OF cavalry forward 10 Corona -o-slas.
advance from Aliara AZ Victoria tre
miles north Of East Tariac- OTIS.
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Cutting on communication

Washington. Nox- H. Mail alriceS
received al the war department show
that the Filipino insiIrgs nts have
adopted a new method Of interference
with the military telegraph lines This
Is Gone by attaching fine copper wir-
10 fh. line. running it down the rol-
through the foliage OF the tree 20 th=
ground where it is attached 10 a pie.--
Of iron driven into the earth THIS
efsectually cuts OF communication and
is not easily discovered when once
accumulated
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NEWS FROM INDIANA.
Latest Happenings Within the Bor-
ders of Our Own State.


Auburn. Ind NOV. Ii Charles Eek
hart. 81 this city. has received notice
81 hi selection a. The Indiana mem-
Der ~ the national committee ~ the
prohibition party. The national cOn-
miiiee !, called "a meet in Chicago
December ls. when they viii ~er the
time and place for their national con-
venrion and select chairman. Eek
hart j. one a the leaGing prohibition
lists 81 the state and contributes more
money 70 the cause than any other
one man.
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what Recent Events Indicate to tn
british at Home.

London. Nov I--The serious ana
une. pscted disaster 10 the Estcouu
aTnored train. on the eve ~ the for
warC movement for the relief 81 Indy
smith. has apparently convinced the
British that the advance viii be- CON
tested step ny step The Beers are
seemingly svarmfng south Of .olensc
While large force hrs come from the
nsIghharhood Of I.adysmith. a much
largo. fDFce has arrived from else
who're
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

Wabash. Ind. Nov l---Unknown
persons broke into Mount Hope Meth
olist church. south ~ Waxerly-
smashed the windows and doors de-
sr7oyed the pulpit chandeliers and
furniture. rare The church Bible and
an The Tesfamenr> 20 bits and them
smeared rhe walls and floor with mud
The interior ~ the church 81 in ruins
There 81 NO clew 10 the wreck-rs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

Lebanon Ind. NOV. IT, The county
commissioners have formally ADOPTED
voting machines .ur eiecrious ir this
county and have contracted with firm
AZ JamesfoMI. y y. for p machireS
III total cost nf sl--el1- The contract
calls for The delivery % the machines
not later than December 81 Eocne
county has the distinction 81 being the
frsf county il the state 20 adopt tbs
Lew laKirr-
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Port Said. Nor. l..-The sis-Giae zEa-
veitrl a monument here ~ the il-e
CoLnt Ferdinand u IesseEss. The -
g,nstl Of The >u-x canal ir rht irs-A-
enct q The ministers Lord Crusnrr.
the british diplomatic arem-. ri. c-h-
er diFionSts and representative ns r-n-
riou- bodies from ali parts 81 Europe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

Paterson. y. j.. Nov l7.--Nice-Pres-
ioent Hobart passed a comfortable
night. lie slept well and was quite
r,freshed. He ate solid foods for
breakfast. and sat mp In his bed room
looking over The morning papers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24
CHARGES OF GRAVE RoBBING.
frank Thomp.on- ARRESTED az a
L.ui.- Held fn Hsnrr -~s.ds
90 M~rnphi.. T-nn-

Memphis Trrn. Ngr- 1.--lu--.
r'Has.r a -. M.-n-,iis roiine deparr-
Iutnt. has arrived from - 1Ioris nf-n
f-.Ek Thompson. -he NrsnFiAis un5er-
taller who WAS arrested Sn - LtrDiF
w.ih four cadater- an isis rfHnrrr
Shcrily after his arrival. Tf-rzT,sun
vas reisased under hund rf 5000 IN
esch a the four s.hzrgss cf Tr1rt rob
bang.
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c.n.eI~ne~ >mat~ Him.

Fort Wayre. Ind Nov ii F.
Meliirger has confessed tc having frrd
barn j. Years ago IN which children
were PLAYING and one iirtlr girl was
burned To death. MeliiuEer charged
Charles Suminsky with the crime. and
he was convicted. serving years - I'M
prisnrmenr- Melliucer say his con-
science forced him 10 The confession a.
H. could nor bear The burden any longer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

london. Nov. 1s---Accordinv 20 the
Bombay correspondent Of the Daily
Mail = small Russian war ship passed
Aden yesterday Thursday bound for
the Persian gulf. and the British third
class cruiser Pomonc. has Been ordered
to proceed shiiher
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san Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE United
States arm. transport Columbia ha-
arrived here from Manila. via Maya
sakl- Eight government employees cor
stituted the entire passenger list. no
SICK or discharged soldiers being
aboard. The voyage was uncTeniful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24
VIII Tee Electricity.

Sullivan Ind Nov l7-The Bunker
Hi coal mines. situated fve miles east
~ this city. are UNDERGOING extensive
repairs. SIX electrical mining machiues
are being put in. and the mine will be
lighted hv electricity throughout.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

Emperor William Of Germany hns
bestowed upon Edward &. Halle. ~
Chicago. the title Of Chesaiier of tht
Order of the Crown and presented HIN
with a gold medal embellished in white
and blue enamel. Mr.. Halle used hi'
influence during the war with cpair
In maintaining friendly relations be
tween the United States and Germany
and the honor a; ,he hands Of the Ger
man snap'ror il in recognition Ct AN
,sericps
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Tcrre lIauts Ird- Nov f-.-Col- j.
Mcclure. an India-apDlis LAWYER. past
az Veterans. has announced that he
will be a candidate for national COM
niander. 10 b. chosen AZ Syracuse. "
y. rexf wear
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The last OF the state volunteers. the
Tennessee regiment, will be mustered
out of service on the Esd. This viii
end the service of state troops called
out for the Spanish war.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

Anderson. Ind Nov The Union
Traction company announces that with
the opening ~ the Indianapolis a Mum
Gle divisions motor ears will BE- put or
that will be able 20 maSe 81 miles an
hour
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Valparaiso. Ind Nov I7--Othiei VI.
Mofiitt. aged rs years. and Mrs Mary
Mitchell. aged g. were married here.
The -rooru was recently divorced
This j. tn. brides fourth wedding. she
having buried three hus bands
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Union CITY. lrr-. Nov I-.--Wjliiam
worfz. - pears old. one u the first
settlers i'm Randolph county. has been
declared 20 b. insane and sent To the
Richmond asylum
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New that the revolution in Peru has
been suppressed. it is rumored that
Senior Eduardo Romano. the presi-
dent. will ask the Peruvian congress
TO declare a general amnesty. Such "a
step would add 10 the Increasing popn-
larity Of the president.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

The construction board Of the navy
department. al its meeting in WASH
ingion. on the 18th. took Up the sub
ject of new construction in the navy
for the coming year. This was a. r..
request OF the secretary. and viii form
the basis of his recommendation 10
congress for new vessels during the
coming sessions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

Henry T.. Glover. Of Ypsilanti. Mich.
has presented 10 the University of
Michigan the DeChisco collection IF
Latin inscriptions. ranging in are
from the time of Augustus TO the fifth
century. A. ID.
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New York. Nov l7.-The transport
Meade, with the Forty--hird Jniie5
States volunteer infantry on hoard.
sailed for Manila. The Meade attempt
Cd TO get away on Tuesday. but stucF
In the mud at her dock
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A Manila dispatch. of the 18th. tells
of operations on the Island Of ransy
In which the troops underGen. Hughes
had occupied Tagbana, Guimhai and
other towns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

Fort Waync. lad. Nov. n. Mrs.
Fred Weber administered morphine e
her child. mistrkirx the drug FOR med
ieine The doctor had left. TIE dose
proved faral.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

Mr.. Malet-Prevosf. who was secre-
tary Of the venezuelan side in the
Paris arbitration. arrived in Washing
ton on the 18th. He expressed The
conviction that the successful reyolu-
tion in Venezuela will not IN any man
ner affect the execution III the DEGREES
OF the arbitration.
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The replies of the European nations
interested in China 10 the request or
the state department for formal mr.
dertaking TO preserve the ''open door"
In the east are not expected for several
weeks. inasmuch as the exchanges arc
not taking place in Washington. but
at the various European capitals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

The pension committee OF the Grand
Army of the Republic was at the pen
sion bureau. on the i4th, and inform
ally talked over pension matters with
Commissioner Evans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

Gov. Thomas of Colorado received n
telegram from +. A. Hitchcock. secr--
taIy Of the interior. on the 18th. cor
veyiny the news that the agent NJ
Jintah reports that All Indians have
returned 10 their reservation from
northwestern Colorado. where they had
beer killing game ID violation 81 the
state laws.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-24

senator Proctor, Of Vermont. de-
MES that he is coaching Dewey for thu
presidency. He says the admira! -
distinctly cur of politics and Geier-
sained 10 remain SO.