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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-09
PRACTICALLY AN uLTlMAIUM.
London Paprrs Strongly Hint at Probable Wal
in South Africa.

London. June 9.-The morning papers
are beginning to talk quite seriously
Of The possibility Of war in South
Africa. Mr.. Chamberlain, secretary Of
state for the colonies. in his speech in
the House OF Commons. yesterday an
nounced that his reply to the petition
of the Utlanders which had been back
pending the result Of the conference at
Bloemfontcin would now be presented
10 the TranSVaal
This reply is semi-ofIicially described
as explicit but conciliatOry but il is
believed To be in the nature Of a prac-
teal ultimatum. The recOurses of d.
plomacy are regarded as exhausted
with failure of the conference. Moth
ing is left but recourse to force.
The Capetown correspondent of the
Times says: AT the close Of the con-
ference Mr. Kruger declared that he
was pleased at the friendly way in
which matters had been discussed and
hoped they would understand each
other better in future"
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THE BIG FIGHT
Continued from page -

dressing room he and AaIh net ~
stripped and donncd their lShtlnS toEN.
They entered the ring ana sPait IN tt i,,,
fast rounds, only exchanging sila" 'alr
The work of both men Wa t'oaeiY
watched by Il number OF tNpeTts; 1hc
most prominent of whom Was ~ n ~,
Coy, who has posted a Slu'n iolleit ~ ,I's
hands of George Silcr TO pIiu matt"
with FitZSimmons ,. ~
The carpenters ana otiet W. MI, ~
the building stopped work Wilt 5he nth
fellows pummelled each other' ana WIZ,
Martin Julian, who held the Watch, CARED
time at the end OF the thiru rouh1 thc
champion was generously, aPpiauqeu' re
IL IN perfect condition ana showed \ Eoh-
derful lot of speed. Ills 1901 W9Tk Wd5
very clever and on the whole ms per
Torrance clearly demonstrated ihat n
was never in better shape Tor a pout ~
his entire ring career thah ne = ~
present. -,
After the men had retired 70 me dress
ing room, Mccoy declared tn3l fltzslni,
mons was a wonder but the "kld would
not say positively what ms impression
was as TO the outcome OF lle min, To-
morrow night.
AS soon as the party ielt me buI ldihs
they re-entered the wagon, with FltzSiTn-
mons handling the ribbons. As the cham
pion drove along Surf avenue on ms WAY
home to Bath Beach he was checrcd ny
the hundreds Of promenaders' many q
whom shouted TO him that ne was D"uhl
to win
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-09
Capital lettings.

The President has improved m amend
mrnt to rule of the civil service rules.
executing from examination one assistant
postmaster or chief assistant to the pos
master at each post office This position
had been excepted prior to the issue IF
the Presidents recent order and wa
overlooked in the drafting Of the order
1t lis learned at the state department
that while 4 sensible advance is malsinl
towards the arrangement Of q mnlus Mn
vcndi for the regulation Of the Canadian
boundary question, 4 conclusion has nj
vet been reached. Expert geograp6ere
arc being consulted On the exact location
of some Of the boundary points. though
as far as The Dalton trail ~ concerned,
the definite point has not been located,
Returns received from United States
shipping commissioners coincide in the
report recently made " the Parliament
of Great Britain mas the higher wages
paid OIL American vessels lead To- frequent
dcsertiuns of scamcn from British vessels
in ports Of the United States. ON Amert-
can sailing vessels the monthly wages
now paid TO able selmcn at the nine prin-
cipal scaports range from so to so, while
On corresponding British vessels in Amer
lcan ports wages average Sl>.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-09
STEAMER c. n. N0RTHAM
Eeached After Collision With Richard Peck 10
Prevent Sinking.

Greens Farm. c., jun 9Th,
sound steamer Z. II. Northum NJ tho
New Haven Line, was run ashore, early
this morning, To- keep fram sinking
She was in collision during the night
with the steamer Richard PEEK Of the
same line. bound for New York. Til,
Northam has a hole in her bow. No
body was injured.
The Northam is in a prccarious con
dition There is hole 10 feet wide UNI
GAR nrr pilot house. Her hold is full
of water ard her pumps are constantly
going. The collision took place in a fog
which was So dense that it was not
possible to see length ahead. From
signals those in charge Of the tW,
boats thought that they had plenty OF
room in which to pass.
The Northam is a wooden boat IF
l4SG toas tonnage and was built in 1873
She cost about $l25O00 II she is not
foatcd with tonights tide she vii
probably be a total loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-09
MARKET REPORTS,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of The Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, June S.-Thc market took on
The appearance" ~ vitality and strength
winch are associated win a bull market
an one period during the day but me I'LL
eNiiablc professional realizing seemed tY
take the snap ont " the market and the
bears attack was not renewed with any
cagcrncss even after the realizing offer
ings had ceased. though they attacked
inc market IN the last half hour and
worked some vcry material reCeSsiOns In
prices. sugar, Metropolitan ana Brook
lyn Transit closed more Than Two points
below tn" high level. a number IL The
sprrtalurs and prominent railroads also
had a point Or over taken from top
prices
The ve-y buoyln; tone 81 brooklyn
Transit. Metropolitan ana Manhattan
added ~ thr discontinue Of the bears.
Later lu thr d4y thr Tobacco stocks took
mp th" advance. Yesterdays dividend
declaration n1 AtchtSuu preferred had Y
Nrf5 stimulating "n,c. uu that stock aus
well rs those 10 ail GaIu-carrying roads
the Iron ANA Steel stocks were heavy
all day with one nr two exceptions.
though th.y uii upt suffer materially I'll
the later decline The tone It the clos
was decidedly weak
Th" m4Tket fer bonds showed improved
strength and au Increased volume Of
i.aliur= as tl@ iay progressed Total
-aiss. lar value. 3 s-H.pJ. United State
81 advanced ~ in thc bid price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-09
Howard. Crosby 8 Co.'S Letter.

Boston, June y
Hestcr-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
~ WHIT 15is-il 75as-i2 7i@s I7s-I5b 1872
Sept. : 'Gls-157s SIS. 75as 1878 '6as-'2
Wheat opened steady at i to l,I
higher in Liverpool ana from u to ~
lower in Chicago, Liverpoors poor re-
Spouse to our strength Of yesterday
starting the market weak ana encourage
ing moderate local selling a the start,
ANA slight decline in prices. The mar
ket was q waiting one, with the move
mcnt narrow ana no foreign trade of i'm
portance either way. Northwestern re-
ceipts We're SIS cars. against 2l6. same
day last year. Price Current says: tit
has been a SeaSonablc Wees for crops:
winter wheat condition has been main
tanned ana the spring wheat position j.
more assuring, with no important changes
in either The Indiana Statistical BU-
reau has received reports from 2SS towns
indicating that ,ue crop Will be about 10
coo bushels. less than half Of last
years crop ana the smallest in 70 years
The coming government report tends 10
weaken the market. as longs who have
sold out are disposed to await its appear
ance before again buying. The general
situation is not weakened and, after the
government report is ont Of the way,
prices will go higher.
The New York stock market opened
steady ana comparatively dun ana large
~ professional. The low range of prices
in London influenced selling, but the
stock was well taken and. after the first
half hour, the general list became ami
mated and prices rose smartly all around.
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anoat: STATE rre y ~ -

ahoat; state rye. g eli New York 20,
WHEAT Receipts. 1905 bushels. 30
p Pr ", llb,zs5 bushels sales. Z.g75. 900 bush
els futures, f22. 90 bushels spot and an,
ports; spot quiet No. red. s2A sno, ~
Iop. afloat TO arrive; No. 2 Northern NM
rive. ~ az
CORN-Receipts 177,450 bushels. ex
ports. S9.lf bushels: sales. liz 90 bnspa1-
futures, 10000 bushels spot and oufnorts
asP'opt steady NO 2, 1913 fob. afioat AMI
40 O}AlaTS-Receipts, 20s 600 bushels; expor,s
zZoi| bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels INN,
ahd outports; spot dun; No z, CO.,. Eo
q, 90 no. white. 32k: track white NVasy
efIi, 5lu@fi track white state, 3l0r37.
BEEF-Firm; cut meats STEADY
IARD-Easy. Western steamed ntosa,
at S5.3lk; city $3.50: June closed e 57Tp
nominal. refined, easy. -'72'
PORK-Dull, steady.
BUTTER-Flrm: Western Creamery Y
MlsH Do. factory. llKml3h. =
CltEESE-lrregular; large white ~
small white, IA. large colored. III. amatti
colOred ~. ~ small
EGGs--Firm; state and Pennsvivan,a
i9ui 5h; Western fresh. Haas; S0uthern'
PETROLEUM-Steady.
ROSIN-Steady
TlRPENTINE-Dull
RICE.-F'irm.
MOLA SES-Steady
F'kEIGHTS-Quiet
~ fAR-Raw. strong; fair refinfn,
BIO: centrifugal. 1i-lG; rnoIa secs stiais'
I-lt' FeIlhed, strong ana active 80
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SUICIDE OF ROSE RUSSELL.
Native Of Lincoln. Me.-Death a! Lynn Is
Under Sensational Circumstances.

Mrs Rose Russell, wife OF Clifford
! Russell. committed suicide at her home
| in Lynn, Mass. Tuesday night, by
swallowing laudanum, says the Boston
Globe which adds the following: The
act was committed under most peculiar
| and sensational circumstances.
The woman was a native Of Lincoln.
! Me-, where her father and mother now
! live. She and her husband came to
| Lynn about three months ago. He is
an expressman. Previous to removing
here they lived in Boston.
| Mrs. Russell was about 80 years old.
prepossessing, and. up t. Tuesday, her
| acquaintances We're of the opinion that
she was happy. Tuesday noon, she
complained Of having a toothache and
asked Miss Amelia Smith, who lived in
| the house, to 90 and purchase some
laudanum. The young woman was not
dressed to go out. Soon afterward
Frank +. Larrabee. son of Patrolman
LARA bee, passing the house. was asked
to 20 and get the drug. He was slight
ly acquainted with the woman and
went to a drug store and purchased an
ounce Of the stuff.
on his return to the house he
handed the poison to Mrs Russell, and
she told him that she would like to take
II and end her life. Larrabee. who il
about %. demonstrated and grabbed at
the bottle. bu. Mrs Russell seized 4 re-
vniver from a bureau drawer and told
him she would shoot him If he came
near her. Larrabec soon afterWard
left the house.
Amelia Smith says that then Mrs.
Russell suggested that they both 'ie
down on a bed as the day was warm.
She said again that she intended 10
take the laudanum and end her life.
The Smith girl sat on the edge Of ,h-
bed ana Mrs. Russell threw her over
ana holding her down, placed the bottle
10 her own lips ana drank the cD.
tents. She would not allow the girl 50
get away for several moments. but
finally Miss Smith succeeded In running
from the house and summoning as
siAtancr.
Two physicians ana the Wdma1's
husband were brought "a the house
ana for 10 hours the doctors worked
over .drs. Russell. She refused abso-
lut-ly d tax" an rm-tlc. IL was only
after shr became unconscious that the
uhysigians were able % force medicine
into her mouth. During thr time thr
doctors were working on hrr she refer
req jo Russell I'll these words: This
man. nv his actions, has made ma
JEALOUS. and hr Is responsible fer what
! have done"
The woman suffered terrible agony
hut struggled hcrccly whenever tine
doctors tried M do anything I'm hor
The end came about midnight, The
police we're notified w the suicide
Wednesday morning MT 2.
Mrs Russell. as she was known In
Lynn. had an cveu;ful life. she was
born AT Lincoln. ana when young mar
flea Elmer Freeman, ana they took mp
their residence mt old Town. Me Her
maiden name was Georgia Dolley. and
when she took the name 10 Rose Is ma;
known TWO children came 20 them,
but she was unhappy. and a divorce
separated her and her husband. and
She came to Massachusetts,. About q
year ago she met Russell.
The funeral took place AZ 4 Union
street. Thursday morning. The body
viii 30 taken To Lincoln for interment
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GRIDLEY JAMES FOX BRYANT DEAD.
Famous Architect and Among Other Maine
Buildings Built Jail at Augusta.

Boston, June S.-Grdlcy James Fox
Bryant died. this morning. ut the Home
for Aged Men. on West Springfield
street, AT the age of 50 years. Mr.. Bry-
ant was a well-knuwn architect, hay
ing designed and supervised tn" build
ing of the post office Home for Aged
Men. City hall, Charles street jail
state prison. the Bryant state House
extension ana various public buildings
throughout the country. lie was born
in Boston.
His father. Gridlcy Bryant, was also
one Of the most remarkable men Of his
generation. He was an ardent ms
chanic ana inventor. lie was FOR years
president Of the Grant," Railway 60.
and built the first railroad in America
i'm 1881. Il i-milc track from the Quincy
quaTries to the Neponset river
Young Bryant MAS educated In the
public schools Eunlinally. but actually
in the library of his father and the Of
flee of Alexander Paris, notable
government engineer ana architect. Ilr
was chosen @ rebuild the Charl-stGWH
state prison and 10 build IN" Charles
Street Jail. after which NJ erected jails
II Alfred ana Bangor, M. the county
courts. jail ana officers quarters at Au-
burn. the Cuinty jail ~ Augusta ana
Machas. Me. the government custom
house at PASSPORT. ana the State re-
form school at cape Elizabeth. Me IN
New Hampshire he rcmodtilrd thr
state capitol at Concord. ana built thu
state Industrial school at Manchester
H. also Built jails Al Lawrence ana
Northampton.
lie served as local architect under
seven different cabinet officials. IT.
1872. the Zig FIRE that visited Boston
swept away his labor Of years lie had
done more building in the business dis
trict than any other man ana lJ3 OF his
building were reduced to ashes. He
was commissioned to rebuild ITO ~
them
Mr.. bryant was married more than
"a years ago tn Miss Louisa Bryant
Braid. who died iu 1857. MIR. Bryant
was admitted To- the Home for Aged
Men. a few years ago through the cf-
forts ~ f. q. Cobum ana others NJ this
city. VINO took mn interest in the
work no had carried on for years and
who VIII attend % the burial Of the
architect " national reputation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-09
Baseball Notes.

Billy Long is again umpiring.
Keller made O. hits in 40 games.
Freeman has made eight home runs.
Burkett made his 50th hit in 81 games.
Catcher Robinson is batting in old-time
form.
Arlie Latham has received his 10 days
notice.
Tannehin Of Pittsburg, has won his
last five games.
Herman Long has the wonderful aver
age of .9ii in ielding.
Connie Mack has purchased Danny
Friend from Kansas City.
Cunningham lost his 10th consecutive
game at Boston, Tuesday
John Irwin is chasing the New England
League leaders for all he is worth
81. Louis has benched big Ed McKear
at last His hitting will be missed.
thicaSo IS trying to make trade with
brooklyn, Bill Lange for Mike Griffin
brSekenridge and his home runs are a.
much In evidence this season as ever.
Pittsburg carries seven pitchers M, tn,
pay roll. Tanuehll as usual doing il,
best work Inns 'i
Manager Selee: I'VE are entitled +,
what belongs to us at home at Ie,st
from umpires CT ie''s'
Beekley has batted safely in Is strairb
games and in these has made ~ MI
with 43 totals. - mus
PORTLAND away from home apncors I,
ne samson with a hair cut observe
Inc Iaunton Herald
sbrlldgeport Farmer: Joe Common is A
ne peSt all-around men in the le1eu,
"hoie team in himself
he Bone is back again at short fc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-09
TESTIMONY LAGs.
Little Interest. thursday, in Mazet Hearing
Committee Disregard Subpoenaes.

vi jAp nf
New YORK. June 81 ny 91s5.'il ,,,,,,it
Mazet legislative ihVes,isa 'ine IA, IA
ley' ao''aS III, ,,'1 NJ onnrassive heat
yet ''een l.e;u anu ., 49, rho dav.
sl'"' nv =, t,.ti,,,o,,,. Ia in IN unusual
| ,,,a,,,ar several III ne committeeman
/ suffered from tho heat and when the
| co,pr,ittae was called to order in the
! ., cta,.,oon tbraa NIassrs Fallo. Wilson
.,1 tr.r,,.o, 49, ,ot nrasant
\ ~ .'N I'M .i.t. ,t,ount
Inc StsSIoh oPelISu "i''i ca
| by MI MOSS 10 feIute .hC oi"i =
hlaue W c"p'' &c
Niuh1.' "''' 800 ,, .tl,,ri,,.r
MT No9S piouuC'" - 80
thar Moiiatt hau petii 0"i' w" - i'''
| ting ms real estate 70 lilil'i op0-
After TINS the man Part Oh M il''i -
ing session was uetote ~ NC
~, IL. rTan,n1anv nan ana run boldly
| at that.
Alonzo s. Gear, discharged fore
man in the water department, testified
,b,t No ,.v rolls were nadded: shat
.,. f,+ positions whom
IT." w. -, o.. +to,, ana +b,+
..ia,,iar ma, he lraw Of did
rn,bino but loaf. draw his breath ana
III salary" Gear told Of being perse-
cutaa ana ultimately forced out Of his
.,,,ei,io,
ri,.,i,,or,. wac aIeo irtrnduced tend
.,,,. TIT. .,aoiaI aosir, NV
TIL TIL il "'3.,...,a,, IL u,'t,rs ttrnucbn,,t
',,,,i. ,,,,l.,. oa,,+,,, af +bl.
'ite t7..,'.. - ~ f,,t
"'t'' - ~ III ',.t
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lici''l Gu 10 '"le . mn '''o sun Va ''i'
III -, - e'l'' i'sart ,a5o, ho,oro
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..', r,r ra,'+ I,,,as L pie who ie
1,,,,i ,,.i,t, ,Ii.,,,..l.-l,. ,,,,I,,,.. I,r.,,.
,he Nazat fnvastir,tina committee N
lrst FriI,v.s session Almost every
budv Including the members of the
committee. connected with the invcsti
,o,i,, Nan bean enbnoanaad ~ the
,1s, ~ W, +ha,,, ,rir, tha av
-, 80 r.,,. prioa ,rl ran+ Dio-
, ~ ,,.,,e.' ~ -
''' W., ii. ,s', ,,s, lai,,i ,i,aro ,.,s
onn ,oar,har ar ma committee Assem-
lI,,,,,,, lI,,.,.is Wilson nf KINGS conn
,,,,..,t a., ia, ,,ad, ~ IND
w = ...''a.'1 MI, ta,,.,..r ran-
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THE KIDNAPPERS ARRalGEED.
Marion CIarks kbductols Held in $4,000
Bai-AII Confined in Tombs.

New York. June S-The Blrraws ana
carrie Jones, the alleged kidnlppers of
Marion clark. We're arraigned before
Justice Fursmln. Before pleading, Al
torney William +. Howe said that Ira
y. Brown of HavenstraW. counsel for
Mir. ana Mrs. BarrnWs, had had no no
tice Of thu arraignment Of his clients
ana had asked him tHowc) to have the
pleadings deferred until tomorrow.
Justice Fursman ordered a plea Of not
guilty To be entered in each case with
leave TO withdraw and demur. Justice
Fursman fixed the Bail i'll each ease at
5000. The prisoners were then taken
to the TOmhs.
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The PECK SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
Lands Northam's Passengers Two Of Peck's
Sailors Slightly Injured.

New York, June S.-The sound steam
cr Richard Peck tied up At her dock at
an early hour. today, with her bow
slightly damaged as a result of her
collision with the q. H. Northam. this
morning. on board the Peck We're the
pasSenecrs Of the Northam who left
here last evening, on that boat
At the office of the line, today. there
was nobody who would discuss the ac-
cidcnt. 1t was learned at the dock that
two deck hands on the Peck was slight
lv injured by being thrown down by the
force OF the collision.
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CONGRESSMAN BLAND DYING.

St Louis, June S.--A dispatch from
Lebanon, Mo, says: Congressman
Bland at 4 o'clock. was growing steadily
worse He was unconscious and his
death may be looked for almost any
moment.
Lebanon, Mo, June Sat 10 p NJ,
Mr.. Bland appeared some what brighter
and probably will live through the
night. He has been speeches. for "A
hours.
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A GREAT EXHIBITION.
West Point Cadets Indulge in Best Sham
Fight Ever Seen There.

West Point. n. VI. June S.-The great
cst exhibition Of sham fighting ever
seen at West Point was presented here.
this evening. for the benefit of the
board Of visitors ana several thousand
spectators The battle was participa-
ted in by the corps Of cadets. battalion
of engineers and a detachment Of artil-
lery. Fancied dead. wounded and dy-
ing men were gathered from the field
Of action by the ambulance corps. Col.
Otto l.. Helm, commandment Of cadets,
was in charge.
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Drill. JOHNSON ARRESTED
For Alleged Perjury in His Testimony in
Pennsylvania Senatorial Fight.

Easton. Pa, June S.-Dr. I. J. John
son a member Of the Legislature from
this county, was arrested, today, on a
charge of perjury in testifying as he
did before the recent legislative bribery
committee. He was admitted to bail.
Mr.. Johnson testified before the com
mittee that ex-senator Coyle and Rep
resentative SptaX offered him a con
sderation to sign a pledge to support
George A. jerks for United States
senator.
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DEATHS FROM THE HEAT.
Nineleel Persons Die at New York. Thursday
Four Of The n Womer.

New York. June S.--The cool furry that
struck this city, last night, had but little
effect upon the temperature that was 10
follow, today. The thermometer ranged
almost as high as yesterday. At ! O'Clock
at its highest point If stood at o. The
record Of fatal prostrations was some
what smaller than the list of yesterday.
~ persons dying in New York and vicin-
ity, today. OF these four were women.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. June S,-Thc following
pension changes in Maine are an
uOunced:
Additional. Charles Perry, Water
VILE. 81 to SO. Increase, David Bar
rett. Weld, 81 tn $l2, William Fl. Pier
son. Pennington, IS to IS; Henderson
Heal. Scarsmont, ST. to ST. Original
widows. etc, Lucretia NJ. Bowen, Sears
port s..
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There Are z

There are seven principal Bibles in the
world, the Koran of the Mahometans.
the Eddas of the Scandinavians. the Trip
ltikes Of the Buddhists, the Five Kings of
me Chinese the Three Vedas Of the Hin
Bible. In each bible there "a devil.
which makes SEVEN DEVILS, all ac-
lively wagng war on man and striving
men" As we are men Il follows iopicaI-
~, that there have been seven devils try
Ing their best 10 disappoint us by Keeping
the price Of wheat down but
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POLICE OBLIGED TO INTERFERE
With John Pope Hudneits Desire 10 See
Attorney General Griggs.

Washington. June S.-John Pope Hud-
nett Of Jersey City, n. j., was taken m
To custody by the police, today. lie as
serts that he has large claim against
the government ana has frequently ur-
ged consultation with the President ana
Attorney General Griggs. This AFTER
noon. he became so persistent in ms
efforts to see the attorney general tha'
the police were obliged to interfere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-09

Both the English House Of Lords ana
the House Of Commons, Thursday passed
votes Of thanks TO Gen. Lord Kitchener
OF khartoum. and other officers and men
engaged in the SOudan campaign Michael
Davitt, Irish Nationalist member for
South Mayo, protested and challenged a
division. with the result that there were
32l votes in favor Of the motion and %
against it. A. J. Bllfour. the government
leader. remarked that Mr.. Davitt attend
ed the House AS an avowed enemy II
our country" adding that he understo5 /
British reverse would not break his
heart.
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The UNTOLD MISERIES

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