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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-31

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-22
DEWEY APPROVES
Continued from page -

Lambe1ton and Flag Lieut.. T. NJ.
BrumEy Of the United States cruiser
Olympia. landed here. today. 10 Re .urn
yesterdays visits to the Admiral ana
call officially upon me governor of
Kustonland. Count Gulss. who, yester-
day. returned from i tour Of inspection
of the provinces. The American Off
GERS also called upon the mayor of
Trieste
At the banquet. this afternoon. after
a toast to President Mckinley had
been drunk. Mr.. Harris proposed the
health of Admiral Dewey who in re
ply said simply: Il thank you sincerely
and drink to your good health
Congressman Edmund Foss Of Hi
nois. responded To the toast: The
American navy" Hr. Harris then pro-
posed The captain ana the crew Of
the Olympia" ANA requested Admiral
Dewey to relate something of the bat
tie OF Manila. The admiral replied: II
only know that having asked the stew
ard for something to drink he gave me
luke warm coffee which made me feel
quite sick. but my flag lieutenant KEEP
| the record and I invite him 70 speak"
Flag Lieut. Brumby said: Il was
midshipman under Admiral Dewey and
he taught me never to talk: | will only
say Dewey did it.
Admiral Dewey rose again and said:
You ask me about the guns and the
superiority of our firing. We fired 10
shots a minute with our 5-inch guns
against three shots a minute found
at Manila no more neutral flag than
the Austrian"
At this point Mr.. Harris interposed
saying: Austria is sincerely friendly
TO the United States"
Admiral Dewey then addressed him
self to the Olympia's chief engineer,
and said he had contributed To the sue
cess of that ship in entering the bay of
Manila. by additional Steaming bring
ing the speed up to IS knots immedi-
ately when ordered TO put on full
steam.
In concluding the banquet, Mr.. Har-
ris proposed a toast 10 Emperor Fran
els Joseph.
\ large crowd gathered outside the
hotel TO watch the arrival of the guests
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-22

st. Louis made the best record of the
Western clubs by winning four out of
nine games played against Brooklyn,
New York and Boston. Chicago won
three out of nine from the same teams.
! Herald: The New Yorks have ! lost
more than a dozen games by their
| weakness on third base. Freedman
persistence lin avoiding material that
could strengthen is almost ineXplica-
BILE.
Boston has A more games to play or
the home grounds-four-seven of its
quota-17 in August. 10 in September
and eight in October. The next club
to play in Boston will be Washington.
Aug. 4. ) and :.
The speediest picher I ever caught
was Meekin," Charlie Farrell said, the
other day. Il think McJames the
nearest to Rusie Of any of them for
curve ball. The best slow ball?' Well.
this man Hughes is as good as the
best"
New York Telegram: Each day
shows that Fred Tenney. the Boston
first baseman, is in a class by himself
so far as skill is concerned. But his
temperament is that Of large class
Of ball players. and he holds friends
solely by his marvellous fielding work.
pittsburg Leader: The real hackers
of the new league are not Western
League men. and are not depending
upon the members of the last named
organization for monetary aid. They
are simply shrewd men of business
who believe that there is money. and
big money. in professional base ball,
providing that the teams in the cities
of a carefully selected circuit are prop
erly run and managed on liberal
basis.
Chicago lnter-Ocean: Long before
the flowers of next spring bud and
bloom the new league of unprofeSsional
base ball teams Will be organized and
ready to make its bid for the patron
age of the American public. The events
and incidents Of the past six days have
yielded convincing proof that the new
organization is rot q myth, and that
The men who are promoting the scheme
have strong financial backing and are
determined to make tn venture 4 sue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-22
AT BROOKLYN.
Ninety Per Cent. Of Cars Running and Raj.
roads Claim Strike is Broken.

New York, July 21.-The Brooklyn
strike. today. was in such a condition as
% give the Rapid Transit Go. much Oh
enlargement. BY actual investigation ia
was found that fully ~ per cent. Of tn.
cars We're running On most of the line n.
Few policemen were seen accompanies.
the cars. Many still refuse to patroniz .
the surface lines on account of poSsib' x
delays. The Il" roads are receiving PAT
rOnagc.
The DcKalb avenue. Smith street AMI
Franklin avenue lines. which were not
affected by the strike. ran extra ears 10
accommodate the patronage.
As an evidence Of lack of interest &,
the strike on the part of Il" employees. It
may be said that their headquarters on
Myrtle avenue, which have been open
night and day since the trouble began.
have been closed and the usual crowd ha..
dispersed.
The threatened strike of Geo employees on
the queens county roads which was To-
have taken place, today, did not go into
effect. The statement made. yesterday
by President RoSSiIer of the Rapid Tran
sit system. that no strikers would b.
taken back after last night. seems 49,
have had the effect Of causing a STAN
pcdc, for il is stated on good authoril.
that more than 300 mutnrmrn and conduc-
tors applied for their ola positions durin.
the afternoon.
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Howard. Crosby & Cos. Letter.
Boston. July q

i''SAbil- July -
Yester-
Chicago. OpE High Low Close. day
SEPT wheat. mn Hii 6J7s ~ 69f. COB. Il
Wheat opened rather easy. l,c. under
i4St night. m cooler weather in INV
Northwest. the continued Indifference ~
IhrtiGn ANA nome spectators. ana the In
crraSIug ANA heavy Argentine shinments
which were l.3iioW bushels for the week
compared with 1NU.VH. the week nrcvl-
Gus Liverpool opened I'D. higher ana
closed dun from Is To ISL. higher. but for
elSn houses took very little part in thu
early dealings aBd French markets WEI.
from - 10 - points lower. The markct
hrmed up later in the session. partly on
the strength Of corn and partly on ru
norS Of uniaNurablc spring wheat croD
news. although 4 number Of private re.
ports sal! mat spring wheat is all right.
Price current SAYS. The crop is making
progress. and while we consider the
weather as a whole favorable. Vet il
would not take much Northwestern dam
age To start substantial recovery.
Some rust ana smut are reported from
many parts Of Minnesota and South Da-
kota. but this At present is not excessiv.
ami there We're no exceptional maximum
temperatures in the Northwest. yester-
day. Bccrhohm estimates the European
wheat crop 2',uon,ooO quarters lass than
last year.
The New York stock markc- ,penel
strong ana developed increased strrnr.I
on the disappearance Of the danger 81
gold exports. The Changers were CON
SplCuOuS features on account of the cX-
cr.ent crop outlook. Rock Island was
the leader ana friends Of Rock island arr
growing more enthusiastic over the condt-
toms ana prospects Of that property. For
the last TWO or three days there has been
considerable talk which appeared I'll
cmdnatc from the Flower Office tina
Rock island was relatively low. and 1
was freely bought. today. Ill anticipa ton
ri fine statement Of July earnings
Elsewhere the gains in railway stock,
were fractional but business was fairly
well distributed. There was some sharp
advances in the Industrials: the Steel (
more than steady. The volume of trading
was not large but the undertone was de
ciIedly strong. The decline in labor agI-
talinn is creating a bullsh feeling in
Traction stocks and there seems To be an
increase in commission house business.
There was a sharp advance in most
stocks ut the London opening, due to the
belief that the labor troubles in New
York are practically over. Anticipation
of Il favorable bank statement. tomorrow
helped the buying. The money markn
was without much feature: estimates of
London buying, today, vary from II, 900 to
o,UJ0 shares.
There is A bull tip out on Leather pre-
fcrred. We hear from inside sources that
the directors OF Consolidated Gas will be-
governed in their action of dividends BY
The statement of earnings Tor the quarter
We do not think that the market is vet
ready for permanent advance.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in Al
the Leading Stocks.

New York. July 2i.-Thcre was som,
additional strength manifest In the mar.
kct for securities, today, but tho gcner1
list remained very dun. The tone how
ever. was firm and the level Of price
this evening, Is decidedly higher than Iast
night The Grangcrs especially were IN
good demand and ruled for the create
yesterday
burlington &, Rock Island showed spe
cial strength ana there was some cyi-
dcncc OF manipulation in these two
stocks. London was a decided factor VI
the days higher prices and buying for
that account IN New York vas esthHatcG
~ n.TO shares, principally ~ Louisville
AZ Nashville. Money conditions were M
parcntly much easier IN London ana tho
IN sympathy IN spite Of the lower tend
cncy of local money rates
Considering the dizziness ~ the Local
market the scope Of the dealings wa
remarkably broad, large number ~
usually inactive stocks coming forward
into activity ana registering gains ~ De
"ccH one ana TWO points each. Not IH
Of THESE gains were held the market
dropping away somewhat In the intcnE,
dHliness Of the late trading.
The local traction stocks were All III
pretty good demand, brooklyn Trans.
rising mn extreme IA ANA closing W ~,
Sugar was inclined 20 b.. heavy through
our the day. Prices were marked up IN
some cases just before the close. Girint
a steady tone 10 the final transactions.
Dealings IN bonds were dun but prices
Vilur. 81 UHWng. United States 81 regis.
tered and the now Is registered declined
- while ID" Old Is registered advanced
o.. in the bid price.
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MILLER IDENTIFIED
As One o! Men Who Robbed a Philadelphia
Trolley Co.'S. Safe.

Philadelphia, July 21.-The police de-
partmcnt. today, for the first time
made public the result of its work with
respect to the burglary at Paramount
Park Trolley Co.'S. barn, June 10. when
4 gang OF masked men bound and gag
sed n number of the company's EN-
ployes and rified the safe of over $4,000
TOday's action consisted in arraign-
ing for preliminary hearing before
Magistrate South, Joseph Miller. who
has been in custody for three weeks,
and who has not been allowed to com
municate with the outside world dur
ing that time.
Frank Levan and James Cavanaugh.
two of the Trolley Cos. employees posi-
lively Identify him as one Of the men
who thrust n revolver in their faces
and ordered them into a room to De
bound and gagged.
Miller was represented by counsel.
but had nothing to say. He was held
in $4,000 bail.
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New fork Produce Market.

New York. july a
FLOt -R-Receipts. i7.ZJi bbls.: exports
~ ,bbls; sales, 800 pkg; market was
weak ana shad" lower; demand Il
mostly for spring patents In sacks: Min
ncsota patents e. 1jft3 50: Minneant.
bakers S30yU3f5; wiuter patents. g tE,lt
30; Western straights, S3.IDfi3 %; winter
extras. g. 3lGIZ.sb
RYE Weaker: No. 2 Western. O1s. fob
ahoIt spot: state rye. 81 cif. New York
car lots
WHEAT-Hrceipta. lis bushels: *.
ports. 500 bushels: sales. ,S35.G1 bushels
futures. I7G oO0 bushels sg,t and outn1rfs,
spot weak; No. > god. .51. fob afioat
spot. M. 1 Northern DuiufH, ~. fob
1nOat sUot: NJ. } bard Duluth. No. fob.
Jiioat 20 arrive, So. rc4, TiH elevator
CoRN-kccclp. lZi.,LI bushels. *.
ports. 5l'o bushels: sale sJ.sp bushels
futures. ZspoOy bran,!- spot ana ontp1rts.
.ppt MAX; No. :. III ipi- ahJat; 3Ils eie-
gator.
OATs-Receiptz 1ia.foa bushels: exports
5r.o bushels. sales 5000 bushels spDt ana
Iutp ports. -uut dull Np.t u .@h4. No
M; NJ. > White. 1Gl. trlCk wnIte. 3DG35
BEEF-Firm; cut meats. firm.
LAHD-Steady. Wca.ctn steamed. SD
nominal; July, S5-i5. HymILaI refined,
steady.
FOItK-Firm.
BTTTEE- Steady: Western creamery.
lJlIG: NJ. factory. I11flirs, small dairy,
l3- nm; 10. creamery. l5IIS.
CIIEESE-F'irm, large white ana coll
1rrd, a!2. small "hit" aud coiured. slzHss..
EGGS Irregular: tate ana Pcnnsylva-
MIA. 1916. Western fresh ifl4I5.
PETRDLEtM-StrDn
Ep=IN- strong.
TFRPENTINIt-F
AToIASSE. S-F'.rr1.
FEEItilTS-TG t-l~,r tp.l. rteady
SIGNK-ita~. tiliI: t.4r refining ga;
centrifugal 90 trst. ! e. -, TlD.asses sugar
"a. refined, steady Ia quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-22
IS IT RIGHT
For an Editor 10 Recommend Patent Medi
cines ?
From Sylvan Valley News, Brevard,
Y G

From Sylvan Valley News, Brevard,
n. C..
1t may be a question whether the edl-
tor Of q newspaper has the right TO
publicly recommend any Of the various
proprietary medicines which flood the
market. yet as a preventive Of suffer
ing we feel it a duty to say good
word for Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. We have
known and used this medicine in our
family for 20 years and have always
found it reliable In many cases a
dose of this remedy would save hours
of suffering while n physician is await
cd. We do not believe in depending
implicitly on any medicine for a cure
but We do believe that if bottle of
Cha mberlain'S Diarrhoea Remedy We're
kept on hand and administered at the
inception of an attack much suffering
might be avoided and in very many
cases the presence of physician
would not be required. At least this
has been our experience during the
past 20 years. For sale by Jno. Cough
lin, Ia Water St, druggist.
u, l,sat,f
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GOV. P|NGREE
Stands Up for A|ger and
Scores the President.
Accuses Latter Of Being Responsible
for Mistakes of the War.
Says kIger's Shabby Treatment Was Due
to Alliance With Pingree.

Detroit. Mich, July 2l-Governor
| Pingree, today, handed to The Associ-
ated Press, prepared signed inter
view giving what the Governor asserts
10 be facts which are absolutely reli-
| able bearing upon relations between
General Alger ana President Mckinley
| With which the public are not familiar.
| At the outset the governor said: II
have no hesitation in saying that the
| course pursued by the President IN this
matter is little less than cnwardly. IT
| is to say the least, very unusual"
! Governor Pingree said his informa-
ton did not come from General Alger
but from "onc whose knowledge Of the
facts cannot be disputed"
As 10 the alleged alliance with him
| self being any reason for skiing for
General Ayers resignation. Governor
| piagrce says:
Long before any announcement that
| would support General Algcr for the
Senate. Secretary Of State Hay on
June last requested Vice President
Hobart 10 intimItate to General Alger
that his resignation would b" acceptable
to the President and would relieve him
from tho embarrassing attacks ~ the
press upon the conduct " the war. Mr.
Hobart V,ry properly declined 10 he
party to such an urmanly. NIT say.
cuwardly proceeding. ana expressed
WIZ opinion ia forms decidedly vigorous.
General Alger finally l.d hand III Till
resignation ID the President iu TAX
eject JUNE N The ri, eil,u ut dared nD.
:Ac- thr g neral III manly wAy ana
AK him ID retire am rlyr his reason
q. ID.
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CABINET Fav0RS ROOT.
Thought Probable that Elihu Root Will Be
Secretary oil War.

Washington. lilly 2I-At ,oiay'@ me-,
ing Of the cabinet, at which routine mat
yr-~ were transacted. tEr question XVI
GEN Aktcr's Successor was not mention. r
urtl after thu genera. had lcft the con
ference chamber Then fur hIf an hnu
those vino remained behind with tn
President informally discussed THE names
WI those whO Han hcvn ulr;or considers
ton for thc vacancy. These included
Flhu Root thu NV York lawyer. Am
hassador Porter. GOV. Roosevelt Goa
James II. Wilson. Con Leonard Wood.
Gen. HARRISON Gray OTIS ana Cen. Franci.
Y. Greene.
After canvassing thu names with Sin
gular unanimity. an the members Of thu
the man prc-cminently fitted for this re
spons!hle position was Mr.. Root, ana
there is no doubt that the President IA :
made up his mind TO tndcr the war por =
folio to him. However. no formal tender
had been made up to The time the cabinet
adjourned, At l.1u +. NJ.
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Base Ball Notes.

Boston is booked for 13 games in the
West.
Boston has played II less games at
home than abroad.
Green has made six of the IL homo
runs of the Chicagos.
Laioie has made but two misplays
in his last % games.
McGraw has made his Tooth hit, and
scored 81 runs in - games.
Ewing tined Pitcher Phillips $50 for
making two balks. this week.
Jimmy Collins has missed but one
game since the beginning Of the sea
son of 1897.
Pitcher Bailey signed his contract
with Boston. Thursday, and went West
with the team.
Jennings admits that his arm has
gone back on him and that he will play
no more this season.
Five of the eight clubs in the Eastern
League have more than 500 per cent
and are so close that one weeks play
may change the whole standing.
Globe: Handsome Dave Pickett ha:
resigned the captaincy of the Bingham
ton club. He claimed that the over.
work interfered with his appetite.
Globe: Out of the SO games played t,
date by the Champions, 80 were will
first division clubs. Boston getting ;
bit the worst of it. owing to their poo
work against the Quakers.
Globe: The batting of the Boston
men of late has caused Director ]. II
Billings to make a vigorous protes
against the no-morning practice Will
at home. Mr.. Billings is dead right
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-22
NINE DEAD FOUR rNIu RED.
Explosion on Torpedo Goat Destroyer Bull.
finch. on the Solicit. Friday

London. July -i-An explosion on
board the torpedo bat destryer Bull
un,h. thu Soleut. during h-r trial. to-
day, killed nine and injured four ~
those ul board. II was the worst ma
val accident of this r1turr. that has
occurred in the British NAVY in %
years. The victims were terribly in
jurcd steam and boiling water filling
me engine room. The BuElnnch Is one
~ the latest designed Of the torpedo
boat d,stryors
W.hir the BulIdnch WAS running nj
herfull speed of ~ knots. the connect
INK roi MI the stJrhoard engine broke
ana striking the cylinder knocked VII
its rri. The engine room presented q
terrible sight. Tn injured We're
grooming il agony. one man who hal
apparently been struck I'M some flying
metal had his head nearly torn m
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UNCHANGED.
Police Protection Hardly Need
ed in Greater New York.
Cars in Manhattan and Brooklyn Run
ming on Schedule Time.
Sensation Over the Arrest OF Pies. R0ssiter
Tor Criminal Libel.

New lOfk, july 2l-In the DOrOuSnS
Of Manhattan and Brooklyn. today. the
strike situation generally speaking re
manned unchanged On Manhattan Is
/ land cars on all the lines Of the Metro
poltan system We're run on practically
the usual Roadway and at night the
cars on Second and Sixth avenues were
| under police protection, although the
claim is made by the company that
there is no longer any necessity even
| for this. Police still guard the depots
of the several lines. 1t is expected
/ that they will be sent back to he stit4
tons. Saturday or Sunday. and If this
| is done, little trouble will be anticipate
cd with the strikers in the future.
| Undoubtedly the events of greatest
interest during the day We're the arrest
! Of President Rossietcr of the Brooklyn
! Rapid Transit Co. on n warrant issued
! by Magistrate Brciner charging him
with criminal libel. Albert l.. Johnson
| former president Of the Nassau Rail
road. was the complainant and the no
| LITIGATION by the mayor of the different
! district attorneys within the limits of
/ Great New York that the l0-hour was
emf liable and asking them TO commu-
ni,Gtc with Secretary DonEclly Of :he
! building trade section of the Central
! Trade Union and submit complaints to
a grand jury or magistrate. The ARE
Of President Rossiter viii not. IL ~
thought, have any marked effect on IN"
strikc.
EX-PrcsideEt Johnson objects to
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Williams. secretary ana tra,s,,r., ~
the RrooLI,n ,.ransit 90 ord ia. ..r,
,In+ thar <, c.r,,.lp"
The 'anidav-,s show. ,b.+ 49,, W.,
Hams ren1isd ..yes. ,r5 49,, ,,,,,.,.,',,,,
tha. az of thne.. MOI, :. ,,,.,, ., A..
Johnson
,rho .,-. g.. 90. L.,
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49,
V''tiS "ilttt" ny Mayor Van
W. " W " ttI't attorneys regard
IT. 'i,T 'Hi"i cement % tht lV-h"ur law.
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Ar NEW YORK.
All Lines Running. Though Not as MANY
Passengers as Usual.

New York. July 21.-Therc wore scarcely
any Indications Of a street railway strik
in Manhattan borough, this morning.
Cars on all lines ran apparently On
schedule time. In brooklyn about 30 per
cent of the regular number of ears were
in operation. but carrying only about half
the usual number of passengers.
Employees Of the Queens County trolley
system met. late lass night. ana it was
reported. today, that they Will present de-
mandS to the company \ strike on that
system would involve seven miles in
Long Island City. The principal griev
ance is the alleged violation of the 10
hour law.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Misunderstanding 2; Lancaster T.
Al Syracuse-ToronIO, -; syracuse, -
At Observation-Disclosures, IA Ne"
Al orcester-Hartford. 4; Worcester j.
At Observation-Disclosures D. SprlhH
II Observation-Disclosures IA; Mont
Al Wflkesbarre-Wilkesb 6; Rich
mOnd. 5.
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vENEZUElA'S CASE
Opened b, Matre Provost at Paris-Span's
Flights Outlined.

Paris. July 2l-Maitrc Provost opened
the case for Venezuela ut today's sit
ing Of the British Venezuela boundary
arbitrJ lion commission. Maitrc Pre-
voe; cited authorities on International
law Ia show that the right of discovery
gives prior rights under conditions
which he claims, Spain fulfilled. Spain
had occupied and settled points on all
III important rivers between thc
Orinovo and the Amazon. in 1880.
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MORE TIME TO BUILD CRUISERS.

Washington, July 21.-The board Of
naval chiefs decided, today. to give 80
months for building the six protected
cruisers instead of "A months as was
first contemplated. This is due to the
rush Of private work at all the ship
yards. which made the yards indispos-
ed to bid on the vessels unless more
time was given. The extension. il is
said, insures active competition and
lower figures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-22

a Kansas farmer. having disp,sad i.
MS crop - good advantage weut III -. ~
70 obtain little legal advice S.nnpirIn.
INTO lawyers Office he said. a.y., ippplhg
lawyer. amt your" yes. SIR" ans o re a
The occupant. What can I DO Tor Von ,5a
Whats your nance" Raid he r, ~
MY name IL Derrick" replied the Ia,
ger. you'll do" rct6jucd he f,rrnar Ia ~.
want your help. Mr.. Derrick. In liftfn,
mortgage Off my farm" He had IA
rlSh, Kind 81 name Tor Hitting thin..ss
probably If Mr.. Derrick had run M;
wheat corner last year. instead If NJ
Letter he would have - MI