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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-24
prnpfut mrJffalr.t.

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Gei6i6te oieier Staot geraoe,u uni6db.
bare llrtunoe, bur6 mel6e &0nig Sub.
mig Der Yierte I'M Sabre 1882 Der
Sortmunoer giirseridait Die itdotiiden
pripilegien beiidtiste. geiiOblen poroen.
0ie llrtunoe mar, oamit Der 3aiier lie
anldblid isines Seiu9es bortielbft be.
ii6tigen tonne. Dor 3pei @o6en i'm
&atbbauie ausaeitellt 9epeien.
S6welm. Nm 3. @pril b. 8.
puroe Der beige @rbeiter Srieorid
6~lebin9baus I'M Streit bon u~nbstannter
Sano eri6lagen. 4uf gruno zines
anOnpmen Yrieies puroe jebt Der 23itbs
rise S9lOiisr Soiepb Sdibel aus
2angerielo, Elm eebOrener SiioceutI6er,
perbaitet uno mad S6welm 9ebradt.
Ser jun9e Mann, bisber i'm guten
Gufe ltebeuo. legte ioiort elm GeltGno-
niB ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-24
Qrnptnt HnTsn.
prrpittt OTfprruHrtt.

G0ni9sberg. Ser &0ni9sber9er
Geetanal miro porausli6tlib i'm Sabre
1901 benz Gertebr iiber9eben peroen.
Der &anal erbdlt cine Sabrmaiiertieie
bon g Weter. Man bOfit. oab er ben
G6iiisoertebr &6nigsbergs giinitig be-
einfluiien wiro. @n9eii6ts Der groben
Spier, Die Die ruiiii6e 8egieruns fir
Die Yerbeiierung ibrer Stieebdfen
brin9t, III es bobe 3eit, oaB Die Sdfen
in 0anSis, aOnigsberg II. +. no. lid
alle Sortbeile Der neueren Se6nit nub-
bar MAIDEN.
8umbinnen. Geleaentli6 zines
Brunoes in Siuten tamen emma
S9antlies iopie oas Yd6terpaar
Mi6ael S6miot nit orei Sinoeru
um's 2eben, ;roem lie i'm Rau6 erltit'
ten.
Siliit. Sn Der bier l~iegenoen brit
ten Sompa9nie oes Snianterie=Ge9i
ments bon gopen 6. Snpreubii6es)
CIR. Al lit Die Grippe nit FOLDER Seitig=
iett ausgebrO6en, oab Die aompagnie
bisip,irt muroe uno bic Serbitibun9en
ni6t mitmahen piro.
,crnntn, WrHprrnHrn.
Rarienbur9. Die geiabroroben.
ben 3uinen Der nieoersebrannten SGp'
ier muroen BON pionieren seiprengt
Gl ;sripranaen fait alle 6enlier uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-24
Nrnntn, 9d1lrsn1in-1nlItftn.

&iel. Die 6irma &rupp beabiit=
tigt. in unmittelburcr 9ilbe Der Ger
m%anianerit cine groBe 2lrbeitertoIonie
Su erribten. sir Den @ou Der @pb-
nungen 1T an jenieitigcu HER cine
6ldhe Canoes Iiir $4,000 Wort angc=
tauIt moroen. Ia5 @runc'tiif bat cine
iOlbe NusOebnung, oOB bort Sauienoe
bon Q3erttQrbeitern Q&~obnun9en erbal=
ten tounen. Sn 6Olge nieies Plane5
miro Die pripute Yautbdtigteit erbebli6
eingeibrdntt, 10 oaB iOmObl III &iel
ME in GaOrOen u%nOauernO Elm iebr
%fublbOrer @obnun9smangel berri6t.
Sloeslobe. Seit @o6en lteGt
Die bieiige Yoltubr Iiill, oa Die Staots
OerOrOneteu es nblebnen, Die CUR &epa=
ratur erIproerli6en 81 Murt gu bemil=
ligen, neil mad ibrer Weinung Der
Yoltiistus CUR Heparatur Der inn
itdotiiden - poii9ebduoe beiinoli6en
llbr perpfli6tet lei, mas pieoerum Der
QoItfistus beItreitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-24
Srnntei9entbmms: Werfdnfe.

BUR ben ,RSrtasTn" beri6tst zen RssiArar s,rru Srsn
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-24
prnrins Ed1lrHrn.

GRESHAM. Se6sunooreiBis beige
Souriiten fubren auf einem MObel=
tpa9en bergab BON 3obten mad Slogan.
Sn Solge Der GoslOiung Der Sei6iel
singen Die Yieroe ourd, Der @agen
rollte nit grocer @uht bic Strabe
berab, ihlu9 UNI uno plrOe Sertrilm=
inert. Die Sniaiien purOen meilt
i6per perleBt.
Mpslopib. Sieier Sage lit nit
benz Ban Der Sbeilftrete 3olucosic=
Mnslopib Der elettriIten Strdbenbabn
&onigsbiitte S.=S.= S6wiento6loniB
- 3olenSe=GattomiB 3awoo5ie=Nipslo
NIT bcgonncn wOroen. Cur 3cit Miro
innerbalb Der Staot an Der gerlegung
Der SabnQeleiie ~gearbeitet. Gas Mert
idrcitet riiltig Oorwdrts. Die GrOifnung
oe5 &etriebes ouf oieier Strete iolI
nod Dor Dem GnOe oieies Su6re5 err
foluen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
A SUCCESSFUL TEST
Madc Of Wireless 1eIecraphy by Warships off
atlantic Highlands.

New York, ocj. "0.-Thc cruiser NV
York and the hdttIeship Massachusetts.
trii their anchorage in North river, to.
dd-. ana went out to sea for a test Of
wireless tcie@raphy by the MarcOni sys
TEN, under federal supervision. The work
was designed to compass interchange of
messages between the Massachusetts.
which went far out to sea, ana the New
YORK, ana between the vessels and Il
shore base IA Atlantic Highlands.
Vt ihi Il message addressed to The As
.,ociatcd Press. New York. over the sig
nature Of its correspondent on the New
York. was handed by the wireless tcleg
raphy operator at Atlantic Highlands to
the Postal Telegraph operator in the
Highlands signal tower for transmission
by Land lines to The Associated Press
Offices 195 broadway. Delivery of this
from their offices at Murray street and
broadway ut 80 o'clock. The message
read:
The Associated Press. New York: On
board New York. at sea, $50 F. NJ
Massachusetts going out for long distance
transmission. MarcOni test been success
ully working with Massachusetts. An.
swer o. *"
The signature was impcrfaCtly transmit !
ted. either through the air or on the land
line. Error was made in two of five let .
tcrs Of the correspondents name. The
elapsed time from the dating time of the
message to its receipt at destination was
sumed in the land transmission and deliV.
ary in New York ana possibly five min
utes in delivery from the wireless base to
the lana operator in his signal tower
With the exception noted. there was no
error Of spelling in the message.
off Highlands and the Massachusetts had
off shore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
New York Produce Market.

New York, Oct. 30.
FLot R-Receipts. 1904 bbls.; exports.
-o.117 hbls.: sales SJtN pkgs.; market ruled
about steady but quiet at former prices
closing a shade easier for the higher
grades.
WHEAT-Recoipts. IG7. 72G bushels: ex-
ports. 15S.o11 bushels: sales. 1855. 200 bush J
sis futures. 10000 bushels spot: spot firm
~. : red- l5i- foh. afoat spot; No. l
rive. new; Nc. red. 1875 elevator.
CORN-Recepts. l03,li5 bushels: ex-
ports. N5.25S bushels; sales. 0.000 bushels
futures. 32o mp bushels spot: spot steady !.
No. >. i07s fob afloat and 40tg elevator
OATS-Receipts. 20, 4G0 bushels: exports
l-r" bushels: spot quiet; NO. >. 2Sl2; No. 8,
y; No. > white, No. white. 30i2 /:
track mixed Western, y 4n30; track white
Western. 5ol- ass; track white state, 30i-
ass.
BEEF-Strong; cut meats. quiet.
LARD-Stcady; Western steamed closed
500, city. 500; October closed $3.50, nom
inal.
PORK-Firm.
BUFFERS Strong: Western factory, Az
Mlh2; June creamery. 11G23.
EGGS-Dull.
POTATOES-Quiet.
STGAR-Raw. firm: fair refining. 3 3-16:
centrifugal IS test, SIS; refined, steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
GERMANY'S NEUTRALITY
Satisfactorily Shown in Kaiscr's Message
10 The Royal Dragons.

Berlin. oct. 30.-Emprror William S
farewell message to the British Royal
Dragons, of which regiment he is
honorary colonel, on their departure for
South Africa. expressing His Majesty S
hope that all might return ''unscathed
and wei" is generally taken as proof
Of Germany's official neutrality.
one Of the evening papers. referring
To- the dispatch, points our its high pp-
It;Cll significance ana says it is the
best answer to Pan Grrmanic league s.
AnglOphobia and predictions Of foreign
intervention in which Germany is to
play leading part
The Bocrscn Courier says: The re
pcatcd foreign efforts to invcigla Ger
many into interfering in a question
absolutely foreign to her national in
terests have palpably the sole object
of discredtng her policy. Germany
declines tho role of acting manager in
foreign interests detrimental to her
own"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
THE CANADIAN CONTINGENT
Leaves Quebec for Africa Amid The Widest
Enthusiasm.

Quebec, oct. 30.-The Canadian con-
tingent for South Africa. 1900 strong.
sailed on the steamer Sandman, shortly
after F. NJ. amid scenes Of the
widest enthusiasm. 1t was a busy day
for the soldiers. In the morning they
paraded for inspection on the cSpdlade,
Gen. Hutton commanding the Canadian
militia, Premier Laurier all Of the Do
miniun cabinet officers and the govern
or general, Lord Mimic being present.
Shortly after noon, 'the men We're again
called together on the review ground
ana were addressed by the governor
general. Premier Laurier and others.
Lord Mimic, in the course of his adj
dress, said:
The people Of Canada witness tho
departure Of the contingent with full
hearts but they want to see the maple
leaf We'll to the front and they will all
be ready to welcome the men with open
arms when they return"
Sir Wilfrid Laurier said that it was
not a war of oppression in which they
were going to take part but a war TO
establish an equal standard Of Justice
and liberty. ard that if they did their
duty. and he knew they would, they
would fully discharge the obligations
of Canada TO the empire.
BY 4 O'Clock the contingent had all
been marched on board the Sandman,
and at 40 O'Clock the vessel steamed
away on her long voyage. An enor-
nous crowd had gathered and there
were several bands on the deck. The
big guns of the citadel doomed out a
salute and mid frantic cheering the
Canadian contingent was on it's way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
IN A DRUNKEN QUARREL.
Murder a. BrockIire. N. II Sunday NIGHT
Murderer Still al LARGE.

Icpparel, Mass. oct 30--News Were
received here. today. MI "A murder which
occurred. last night. at a resort on Oab
Hill. just over the New Hampshire lin,
committed b. Frank W Waby. Abel
bcr, Parker of this town. a young I'M
married man. was shot and killed. and
Waby IL charged with the murder. r.
lied Immediately after shooting and his
lat words Ia those III the house were
that ~ was going tn kill himself
the scene WI the tragedy is in the
limits Nj tha town NJ Brookline and is
on the road leading from here The
house in about four miles from Pep
perch. Last evening. a party Of young
men from the surrounding country
Went 70 Waby's place where they, to-
grther with number of women i'll the
house. drank considerable liquor.
i, is supposed that the people Of the
house had a grudgr against Parker
who was onc uf the party. fnr the TWO
men engaged in a violent quarrel. and
began rummyling each other Some
If the other men in the house separa-
t"d the combatants ana succeeding in
restoring order.
Wahy Was iii a passion ana as soon
rs III" men in the house interfercd. he
went into nm adjoining room ana re-
turned with TWO revolyers. Parker
asked tho Infatuated man what ~ Vas
going to an. Wahy replied that he in
tended TIL shoot him ana fired at Park
tr. The latter fell fatally wounded
and expired within a few minutes.
The other mon in the house thought Of
SniZtDG tho murderer hut III ala nor ri,c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
NEWS NUGGETS
Brought by The Wires from the Ncrth East
South and West.

Three new cases n yellow fever wer.
announced at Jackson Miss. Monday
morning. y heaNE if"St leli' Suhdd!
night
The comptroller NJ the currency has
declared 4 dividend IF - per cent. in
favor Of the creditors WI the Cochoco
National Bank Of Dover :. II.
It now appears that Bicla's comet
was not sighted at Santiago dr cuba.
ls teIcCraphod. Saturday. III their
anxiety some people miatouk q cluster
Of stars fJr a comet.
George W. Arthur. broker. of Boston,
Monday. filed petition in bankruptcy.
His schedules show total liabilities ul
$423ilN, Of which Sit2t1V is returned as
secured ana S.uy4N unsecured
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While DelIa FOX Is dangerously i'll in
New York, her mother lies at death $
door in st. Louis, Mo. 1t was not eX-
pected that Mrs. Fox, who is suffer
ing from dropsy and valvular disease
oil the heart could live through Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, Oct. 80.
Wheat closed practically unchanged
after a session remarkable chiefly for
dizziness Corn suffered from liquidation
ana closed with loss Of q. Oats were
steadied on buying by shippers and
closed unchanged Provisions closed un
changed to Sc. higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-October. 6Sl.; December, 69's
fi1t; May 13i2m15as.
CoRN--October. 3li4; December, Slas;
May. BPS
OATS-pccemhcr. Us; May. 24N,.
PORk-Decembcr, $N11i.; January. 500.
I.ARD-Decembcr. @.22i2; January. $50.
RlBS-Decemher, A.S1'2; January, $500.
Cash quotations closed as follows
FLOtR-Quiet and easy.
WHEAT-No. > spring. 69a72; No. 3 do,
Gir70; No. red. 70M1.
CORN-No >. -; No. yellow. 32i2.
OATS-No. >. -; NO. . white. 251zd26;
No. white. ft251..
RYE-No. 2 56ib
BARLEY-No .. S96l6.
FLANSEED-No. I, $l.27i2; Northwest
crn. N.27l2
TIMOTHY SEEDS. 20d2.30.
LARD-$512la GI5.25
PORK-Mess $7.65aS15: short ribs. So
a. p; shoulders, Ja4a55s; short clear sides
SIS 35Gi5 Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
MEN WANTED.
Great Difficulty to Secure Help tor
the Lumber Camps.

Bangor, Me, oct. 30.-With the open
profitable logging season in the past
Is years the lumbermen of Maine are
confronted with serious labor prob
lem, finding it impossible to hire men
enough to ill the crews being sent into
the woods and the same is true of the
Kenncbec. and now the employers are
forced to look elsewhere for enough to
make up the deficiency, sending even TO
Boston for help.
Four carloads Of men have thus far
been brought to Bangor from Boston
and agents have gone for more, men
being hired who have never been in the
woods and know little or nothing Of the
work for which they are intended.
Labor agents are 50 eager in their
search for men that they go 80 miles
east Of Bangor every day 10 meet the
by offers of higher pay seek to induce
men bound for the New Hampshire
woods to stop off at Bangor and hire
out here.
Wages have advanced considerably
Of late. $40 To $50 now being offered as
with SIG to SIC. last year at
this time, and still there is lack ~ men.
Arrangements have been made for a
cut on the PcnobscOt Of 100000, 900 10
200. 100000 feet, or 40.0000oO To Co.
0Oo. 900 more than in 1898, which calls
for 500 To 1900 additional men.
1t is estimated that 1000 men viii De
required To get out the Pcnobscot log
crop this winter ana 5000 on the Ken
rrl.tc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Inc Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Oct. 30.-Prices of stocks
moved upwards in the early dealings RI
cay but serious obstacle IL thu advance
vas met with in violent rise in the rate
ior SAT- money; The advances extended
began to drift downwards. There I Wa NJ NJ
enectual check to the decline until nix
e en5 which was at about the low point
win ar,u Win prices still giving way III
IN ihe railroad list. but the earlier Gains
when amounted to point ana linw9rd Il,
out. 4'HS wiped
an money. opened al Der cant a,7
r rd cropping TO ~ per cent. Violently
f Bds u Wa 1ae latf DEALINGS u " PER cent
r p, cent; Bonds moved IL sympathy MIX
f Sih@GKs bur the carly gains were not en- I'm
t irfl saH wiped out n The late reaction. r"
NH' Pt'' N'Aue' S5,l5,Ut0. Cnitel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
hEARNS WHIPS FLAHERTY.
Only Two Rounds Necessary of a Pro-
posed 25-Round Bout.

New York. Oct. 30.-Tim Kearns of
Boston. knocked out Martin F'laherty
of Lowell. Mass, in the second round
of what was to have been a 25-round
bout at the Hercules Clubhouse in
Brooklyn, tonight. The men fought at
1913 pounds. The first round was tame,
both men sparring al long range. They
started to work in the second.
Flaherty led and as they came to-
gether Kearns planted a heavy left be-
low the heart and the Lowell man
dropped. Flaherty's seconds jumped
into the ring claiming foul. There
was much excitement. A physician ex-
amined Flaherty and said the blow
was a fair one. The bout was then
awarded to Kearns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
A FIERCE BATTLE
Between Belgian Expedition and Congo Can
nibaIs. the BeIgans Winning.

London, oct. 30.-Mail adviccs from the
Congo announce that Captain Mohun. for
mcrly United States consul at Zanzibar.
who is commanding the Belgian TangIa-
yiki Congo telegraph expedition. has
reached the Congo Free State and was
engaged at the end of July in a fierce bat
tie at Sanfuile. where the force consisted
of 10 Europeans with Captain Mohun
CommandinE
Shortly after the attack commenced.
Baron ID Hams, the Belgian commander.
dispatched three companies of soldiers tn
assist Mohun, and the enemy consisting
of cannibals who horribly torture their
wounded, were finally routed. Captain
Mohun did great execution with Il WIN
chester repeater.
1t is estimated that the enemy mum
bered 1900 men and lost 800 killed and Got
wounded. The Belgian force lost nine
men killed and Il wounded. The enemy
fled to Tanganyika
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
The FAlRWEATHER CASE.
Supreme Court Decision Which Should Lead
TO Settlement Of Matter.

Washington, Oct. 3O.-In the United
states supreme court. today. the PETIT IN
Tor writ of certiorari in the Fayer
weather will case was denied. The object
81 the petition was to bring the case into
the supreme court. and it is believed that
the effect of the decision rendered. today.
Will be to nnally settle the matter of tie
estate OF the late Daniel Fayerweather.
times. II involves a large sum Of money
bequeathed by Mr.. Fayerweather to a
number oil educational institutions The
supreme court also denied the morton for
rehearing in the Kentucky hank ia
cases which We're decided during the last
term by n divided court ''iS ''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
A BOLD ROBBERY.
St. Louis Man Held Up by
Three Highwaymen.
Relieved Of $1045 Cash and S48,275
in Negotiable Paper.
The Police Have Good Description oil One
OF the Robbers.

st. Louis, Oct. 30.-Robcrt II. Jcn'
nings, secretary and general managei
Of the Broadway Gable co, was held
up. today, on street car near the cor
ner of Washington avenue and Broad
way, and robbed Of $l0f3 in cash and
$lS,275 in negotiable paper. The
thieves escaped.
Mr. Jennings was coming from the
Boatman's Bank, where he had drawn
the money to pay off his men. When
boarding a car to 60 to the company s
office three men pushed him into cor
ner ana took the money.
a man who saw the robbery got a
good loOll M one Of the robbers. Of
whom he gave q description to the
police
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
BAYONET CHARGE REFUSED.
British at Maieking Charge Louw's Lassar
But Meet With Severe Loss.

Lorenzo Marquee, Dclagoa Bay. Oct. ~.
~ dispatch received here, today, from
Pretoria, under date of oct. % SAYS Cen
Cronje, the Boer commander. announced
there that the British garrison at Mafe-
king made a bayonet attack on Com
mandant LouWS laager near Grand
Stand, but We're repulsei, leaving six dea d
on the field. ana it was believed that
many of the attackers We're wounded
The dispatch adds that, Saturday morn
ing. Col. Baden Powell asked for an arm
istice in order to bury the dead. Gen.
Cronje consented to this the Beers assist
ing in placing the dead in the wagon, re.
turning to Mafeking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31

The Hamlet cotton mills of Woon-
socket, K. l.. is under attachment for
100000, and Deputy Sheriff Caleb
Parker of Saylesville, is in charge as
Keeper. with Charles Austin assistant.
The attachment was placed on the
property at the instance of Frank A.
Sayles Of Pawtucket. who holds a mort
gage on it for about that amount. 1t
is understood that the proceedings will
not interfere with the operatlon of the
plant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
ReInFORCEMENIS ARRIVE
At Cape Town 200 British Wounded Arrive
at Pretoria from Dundee.

London, oct. 31.-A dispatch from
Cape Town announces the arrival in
Table bay of the Dunotta Castle late
last evening. with Gen. Sir Redvers-
Butler and his staff, who are expected
to land, this morning. They will meet
with tremendous ovation in Cape
Town.
1t is reported from Pretoria that 200
Of the British wounded from Dundee
have arrived there and have been fur
nished accommodations in the state
school building
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
LOWELL WILL SOON FOLLOW

Lowell Mass, oct. 30-The textile
operatives Of Lowell believe with those
of Fall River that the present condition
of business warrants "A 10 per cent. in
crease in wages. AT a meeting of the
Lowell Textile Council, tonight, this
question was discussed ut great length
and although no definite action was
taken it was generally agreed that Fall
River had done the proper thing in de
handing an increase and that Lowell
would fall into line sooner or later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31

announcement to the New South
Wales contingent Of its recent depart
IRE to South Africa. Tho message CON
cludcs by declaring that: This colony
will always be ready to share the du-
ties ana responsibilities Of Her Males
tvs empire"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
KENNY WHIPS BRIDE

Hartford, Conn, oct. 3o.-Younc
Kenny, the lightweight champion of
the West. fully upheld that title here,
tonight. when he knocked Eddie Bride
out in AZ seconds. Experts here say
that Kenny will prove formidable
candidate for the worlds lightweight
championship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31

The case of ex-Countv Treasurer
J"hn >. Lammerts of Niagara Falls.
under q number Of indictments charg-
ing him with the embezzlement of
about $4,000 of county funds and for
forgery. was begun, Monday. before
County Judge Hickey at Lockport. 1t
Is expected that the drawing of a Jury
will occupy about two DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31
New South Wales Sends Loyal MESSAGE

London, Oct. 30.-The secretary of
state for the colonies. Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain. has received a cable dis.
patch from the governor of New South
Wales, Earl Beauchamp. conveying Il
message from the colonial cabinet and
representative meeting of citizens as
surfing Her Majesty of the grateful ap-
probation inspired in her messag of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-31

A desperate street fight between
members of Tennessee colony recent
ly located at North Salem. Ind. and
citizens of North Salem. Sunday. re-
suited in the instant death of William
Mackey. a Tennesseean. the fatal
wounding of William Raglan. and minor
injuries to many others.