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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
Hawaiian Public Land Sales.

Washington. oct. 4.-The navy de-
partment and the war department hav-
ing been obstructed in the acquisition
Of the lands in Hawaii actually needed
for their purposes. particularly in the
execution of the Pearl Harbor improve
ment, The President. has issued the fol-
lowing executive order 10 meet the
case.
The President Of the United States.
hereby directs that all proceedings
taken or pending for the sale or dispo-
sition Of the public lands in the iia-
waiian islands shall be discontinued
ana that IL any sales or agreements
for sale of said public lands have been
mad. since the adoption Of the resolu-
tion Of annexation. III" purchasers shall
b- notified that the sam" are null ana
void ana any consideration paid 10 th~
local authorities on account thereof
shall bc refunded.
The order Is dated Sept II last but II
has been Withheld from publication
here until it reaches Honolulu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
Gen. Corbin's Son Very III.

BOSTON. Dct. IA late letter from
Manila tclls Of the extreme illness Of
the son AZ Adjutant General Curhin.
Mr. corbiu went ~ the Philippines as
secretary "f the peace commission. He
accompanied TIN commission 70 the in
terror of the different islands. making
many fatiguing trips tn localities not
reached by the railroad nrcrSSltati ing
all Sorts Of uncomfortable canVeYano IS.
Evidently The ,Xp"Suvr XVII" tu.k much
fer him, for en- TIM l4th ul August hr
was taken Wis t}l,hoiI frrer ANA re
moved IA The Eus,r:t:.i 10 WAS. nrCrs-
4Iry To- forbid all passing nn thr road
on which thr hospital ~ situated. as
MIR. cnrbin MAS Nv ii that hr could not
bear the slightest noise. bn Sept. 1t
his condit.uI WAS sim regarded as cr-
tical MIR. C.rlin vas allowed H. s.r
no one. though General and Mrs Den
ny were daily visitors. Miss Anna
Wheeler. daughter If Gen. Wheeler. is
4 nurse in this hospital
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
The Course. Today.

New York. oct. 4.-Sone uncertainty
has prevailed as to the course which VIII
be sailed. tomorrow. by the Columbia
and Shamrock. The matter was def
niteiy settled. however. this afternoon.
nj a meeting of the regatta committee.
After III. meeting. +. Nicholson Kan"
announced that tomorroWs race would
be aS on Tuesday-l5 miles TO wind
ward pr leeWard and Il beat back.
The, agreement between Sir Thoma :
Linton and the toliImbiaS owner pre-
vidcS that when il is impossible 10 fin
ish Il contest within the time limit thv
same class of race must be continued
until Il decision iS reached. tonSe-
ulltntly before the TWO boats can meet
on the three leg bout. il will be neces-
sary to settle their capa bilitieS on the
straight away run of l. miles. In con-
sequence Of the quickly waning day
light At this time of year the regatta
committee. today. determined that til"
sart shoald he made Il lo.i5 a. NJ. a diff
ference Of L. minutes from the tlm'
previously fixed for the yachts gong
over the line.
The inconclusive ending of Tuesday :
encounter has tended materially -
lyhet the interest of the yachting en-
thusasts in the final outcome of tn
battle for the cup. The Indications tos
tomorrow while not predicting perfect
yachting weather point TO favora nj :
conditions for a good race. According
to the forecast. the weather will i y
cloudy with variable winds. shifting q"
fresh paSterlV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
The CrowGinq Excursion Boats.

Washington. Oct. 1T is stated Al
the treasury department that the SnN
ernI1ent is prevented from taking sum-
mary action in the cases of those plot
and masters from excursion buat:, wa
according To reput. violated the ruiz
"f Yesterdays yacht race by croWdin%
y telegram was sent. today. to the tJl
lector Of customs by Assistant Seer
tary Spaiding instructing him To hay
the persons making complaint agains
the pilots and masters Of the Glen T.
land" ''Idewild" and "Magenta" for
mulate charges with full specification
and when received the collector is di-
rected to refer them to the local in
SpnctUrs Of steam vessels for inVeStiga /
tion. The English yacht White Lady.
against which complaint was made. il
is said is not amcnablc to regulation
on The high seas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
New York Produce Market.

New York. Oct. f.
F1.ot R-Receipts l0.3SS bblS.: expar. I,
~. bhls-; sales. $500 pkss. firm with
iIir demand; prices unchanged
RYE-Strady.
Receipts, l37 500 bushels: ex
ports l95.6N bushels: sales > 2gd, 900 bush
e!s futures. 2so.oF bushels exports: Sp1
weak; No. red. us fob. atioat spot. ~
Northern Duluth. Sn7s fob. afioat IL ar
rive. new; No. ! hard Duluth. N}a, ii I'll
rive; No. red, ,52s elevator
CORN-Receipts. 2lO..75 bushels: ex
ports. BOY, i6;; bushels; sales. ~ coo bushei 4
futures. liO0Un bushels exports: sp,,
weak: No. :. 20 = fob. afioat. 80 elevator
oATS-RtcriptS. lOl, 100 bushels; 800
steady; No. >, .9l4 No. >. aS-.: No , whit =
81; No. J white. 80. tracked mixed WrS
ern, so hye; track white. .9i ass.
REEF-Quiet: cut meats. steady.
LARD-Easicr.
PORK-Dull.
BtTTER-Frm; Western creamery. !,
al. dn. factory. liMl6: jun. creamery
lgMZ. ~; SKATE dairy. l512.: a.. creamery
l10H
CHEESE Firm: large Whit. III.
small Whit. nd, large colored. lIa, sna
rOlured, T..
EGGS-Strong; state and Pennsvlvanil
2"'2@Y: Western ungraded linlN
PETROLEUM M-Firm
ROSlN-Steady.
Ti'RPENTINE-Q
RiCE-Steady.
LASSES-Quiet hut firm.
FREIGHTS-Duil
SUGAR Raw. weak ami nominal. Iai,
rehhins, l".l6; centrifugal sis: mn.
ihSseS sugar. ! = l6: refined. du! and easy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
ENGLISH MUCH PLEASED
Over Result OF First Race and Have Faith in
Shamrock.

London. oct. 4-The momentary dis
appointment that the first race for the
Americas cup should have fallen
through has been followed by feeling
of satisfaction that the Shamrock has
shown herself a worthy challenger:
and hopes run high that she will wipe
out a long record of defeat. Among
yachtsmen great admiration is express
ed for the way in which Captain Ho-
garth appears to have handled the.
yacht.
The afternoon papers comment in
much the same terms as the morning
papers. All think that the chances of
he Shamrock are about equal. and all
are 2ratified that at the extreme
friendliness displayed by the Ameri
cans
The Pail Mall Gazette says: Never
have the qualities so peculiar to AL
9iO- SaXnnS-chiValrous determination
10 fight a contest to the end on fair
field and without favor-been more
cunspicuous than they were in yester
days race"
The Marquis of Dufferin and Ava.
commodore of the Royal Ulster Yacht
cub. replying to The Associated Press
telegraphs as follows: From yester
days abortiN" race ii il quite impossi-
bic IL form Il reliable opinion as 10 tn
result Of future contests.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05

change in the tariff. But the merchant
import only absolute necessities, ana ~, ~
MANY lines there Is no activity except ps
adventursome spirits who are Wiling ~
take the chance OF Legislation coming III
time and being III their FAVOR
The reduction Of tnc uuty on ~. ~
Rican coffee imported into cuba from
Sl2 Is So. 10 per hundrew weight Is IA Deneh :
to those having coffee on hand Or come
plantations not destroyed, but the marke
nj Cuba is only temporary because u%pd %
is beginning 10 produce her own coIee
and will probably cease importing conee
hv the time trees can be planted ana a
new crop raised. -
The reiief supplies which the local con :.
djtiOnS make very necessary are nandied
BY the quartermaster department on ine
army and are distributed with much sys
TEN and great care by the committees
VINO have the matter in cnarge ana VINO
serve gratuitously. But even after much
care has been exercised, many precau
lions taken and penalties for fraud im-
obtain food without work and employers
who want labOrers have great difficulty
TO induce men TO work.
Porto Rico is ripe for civil government,
but the people of the United States do no.
seem TO realize that Porto Rico has been
ruled by an iron hand and that 1t is Heces
sary for some strong hand to continue
this rule. II is a great thing 10 think
that the Porto RicanS want sell govern
ment The political leaders and the news
papers owned by them cry out FOR liberty
and for u voice in the affairs of the
island. but the business man, the planter
and the land owner cry out. 'oh, denver
us from our own" They have confidence
that Americans will give them a lust
government and they are sure that Span
Ish methods would be continued here TO
iust the extent that Porto Ricdns should
br given Il Noic" in affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features oi the Days Dealing In All
TIE leading Stocks.

New York, Oct. 4.--Today's stock mar
ket was rather more dull and rather
more firm than that of yesterday. Many
Railroads show net gains OF nearly a
point and u few exceed that figure. \
number Of the active Industrials gained
points higher on the day. There was an
appreciabe relaxation In the stringency
OF the call money market. ana the specu
Iative contingent entertained hopes II
easerco nditions at an early period. This
combined with the excellent returns from
railroads and generally prosperous con
ditions of business, added 70 the un
Willingness OF holders Of holders 10 parr
with securities Offerings were on a very
light scale all day. The low money rate
later in the day invited "A rather active
buying movement in the late dealings
and in some cases there was an ursen [
demand from shorts causing some SUD
den Jumps IN prices. The closing gencr-
ally was firm, though slightly below III
best
Sterling exchange at Paris and Berlin
made an additional advance to near the
gold export point. In New York rates fof
sterling were steady. Money continued
to move from New York to the interior
nj quite large amounts. but the outgo 10
the sub treasury is somewhat dimln o.
ished.
The high rates made for money TINS
week indicate the unwillingnesS OF hold
ers who are able to pay the rate OF inter
est to give up their ownership Of stocks
and their confidence that the extreme
stringency will soon end. Borrowers are
glad 10 pay the legal rate for time loans
up to a six months period. ana very niue
money is offering in that department.
The bond market was dull but was firm
par value 81 80. 600 United States bonds
were. unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
The Official Report.

Washington. oct 4.-Gcn. otis has
cabled the war department the follow
ing account Of the recent sharr an
eaeements with the insurgents:
Manila oct. t.
captain poore. 9th Infantry. attacked
intrcnched robber band Western Ne
eroes. lst inst: Lieut.. Grubbs. 9th In
fantIy. killed; DR. Shillock. three en-
listed men slightly wounded. Twenty
of enemy killed. including two leading
robbers; II rifles, large supply ammu-
milton ana stores captured. Poore' $
action highly commended.
Insurgents west of Bacoor and linus.
LuZon. attacked line Of communication :
capt. Eldridge. 18th Infantry. killed,
Lieut.. Burgess. 5th Artillery. wounded :
number enlisted men killed and wound
ed, 10 or Y: full report not yet receiv
en-. Enemy driven west and south with
"A reported heavy loss. Yesterday. en-
emy attacked Calamba. driven off some
distance into country: our casualties.
two enlisted men killed. seven wound
cd 90 insurgents killed. number
wounded unknown.
Fouth Cavalry reconnaissance. yester-
day. from San Fernandina in direction
Santa Ana and Arayat. one man killed
no other casualties; insurgents driven
with considerable loss. Advanced
picket post. three men. out from San
Antoine and Santa Rita west San Fer
rando Killed, yesterday. by Bolo men.
result of carelesSness on oVer-conii-
drnce in natives.
A later message from Gen. Otis states
that capt Edridge died of his wounds
on the evening OF oct =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
ADDITIONAL SHIPS
Continued frcm page j.

commanding officer reports 60 F'ilipinos
We're killed and many wounded. Balo-
men surprised an American outpost
near Guaga. killing two privates. The
other two escaped
While four sailors of the United
States cruiser Baltimore We're entering
the i.acoor river in Il boat. yesterday.
after the fight. they received a voiley
and three We're wounded. 1t is under
stood hat the Volley came from United
States soldiers, who. having been or-
dared to prevent the passing uf boats.
fired hy mistake upon the Baltimorc'S y
men.
An attack upon Paranqu" was made
by The insurgents. last night. and rebel
sympathizerS in the town set fire to Il
rumber Of buildings. COL. Daggett re-
pulsed the attack and declined offers Of
assistance from IaCoor. The extent Of
The damage done by the inccndiary
fires has not Vet been learned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
EARNED. NOT BOUGHT.
Such is the Reputation Of The Little Conquer
or'in Augusta.

How hard 1t often is to earn and
maintain good reputation. and how
easy it is To lose one. AS with mans
reputation. SO it is with other things in
life. Some things achieve a reputation
which stays with them. They are
founded on Intrinsic value. They face
the public backed up by honesty, and
work their way quietly but thoroughly.
Augusta people want no better proof
Of the merit than is contained in the
Following experience of n citizen:
Mr.. F.. n. Hilton. working for Mr..
Parrot Of 80 Winthrop street, says:
a very severe case IF grip a few years
ago left me with serious kidney COM
plications. After long and severe i'll
ness, Il druggist did me the great kind
ness Of advising me to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills. ] procured a box at G. X.
Paltridge's Old Relia bic drug store.
was greatly benefited, continued the
treatment and the benefit continued
until not a vestige of the trouble was
left This rapid cure was very Won
deriul, inaSmuch as when | commenced
the use or the remedy l was in such
bad condition that / was forced 10 void
the Secfetlons every few moments and
vas absolutely unable to control than.
| have recommended Doan's Kidney
PMS to Very many, and I know they
have done others much good
poans Kidney Pills are for slle by
ali dealers Price ~ cents Mailed by
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. y. y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ai! take
no substitute
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05

not been that the captains oi the eNcur
sion boats evineed II desire To allow iair
play.
Sir Thomas also said that IL was as ia'f
for one as the other and stated that the
course which the yachts took was -as clear
as though there was not steamer
around. When asked his opinion OF yes
tarday,s race. Sir Thomas said that the
Columbia was the best handled boat he
ever saw. Regarding his own boat, he
stated that he was more than satished
with it.
Everybody on board and around the
two yachts anchored in the bay was busy,
this morning. The crews of the Columbia
and the Shamrock washed the decks and
outside parts of the hulls. The mainsai,S
on both sloops underwent an eXamina
ton. that of the Columbia beng partly
unbent from the gaff. Other sets Were
examined and everything received an
oNrhaulne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
New ENGLAND Polo League Meeting.

Boston Oct A meeting of the New
Erglafld Polo League was held AT the sec
Petary'e office. 264 Washington street TO
,tlIy clubs being represented as fonoWS:
salem James Carroll. Manchester. John
lTNin and William Long; Lawrence, WI
liam Parsons: Portland. w. w. Burnham
clinton James Blake.
The NewburypOrt franchise held Dy
Toby Lyons was transferred to AmeSpufN
and Mr. Lyons will operate il. The sea
Su,h will open, the latter part OF thiS
mouth The colors for the clubs suits
were awarded as follows: Portland. gar
net: Lawrence. blue; Manchester. gray
and blue: Salem gray and green; Canton;
orange and black; Amesbury. white ana
black.
clhimed were allotted to the clubs: Salem
Thomas Murphy. Dick Furbush. Charles
Gay, Mallory. Moran. Tobin and Craig.
portland-Mckay. Gus Campbell, Janeiie'
Phil Jason, Mullens. Tierney and serb
ner. Manchester ei-Tarrant. Spencer. Wa
Ton q Hara, II l1ughton. cannon, Genu
raau and another to be later named.
5'thton-Mercer MCGOWAN. Fuller. Schp
nell, Maynard, Tom Mead. Lawr"nce.-
Wm Ray. Dawson, Hugh DrNlin. In
betrs. Eadley. Curtis Miller and Woods
Atnesbury--Perry. Fitzgerald. Malon"
John Allen. John Dawson. John t"nneliN
and Atkinson. go
Another meeting of the league will bt
held Sunday, or some date shorty, whrt
IN. schedule will be adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
PORTO RICO WANTS LAW.
Needs Market for Fruit and Produce or Must
Have Assistance.

Correspondence of Associated Press.)
Ponce, +. r.. Sept. 2S.-Planters and
merchants are still waiting for relief
W Nhile the government and the relief com
nittees are pauperZing the laboring
classes and are being overwhelmed in
their efforts to care for them, they are
waiting Tor market in which to buy and
sell. market to replace the one they for.
merry mad IN Spain They are waiting for
laws that will protect their property and
enterprises. and for courts that deal jus
ticf. '
tnti! these are supplied business of ali
Kinds Will continue to remain at a stanI
sun the poems will be without work and
charli! Will have 10 keep them from
starving. Even a new crop of bananas IS
ana other tropical fruits will be only a
martial relief. for while fruit is cheap. Il
now and then. " 20
Agrlculturists who have money or credit
.fe gong ahead slowly: work is progress
in% on thc roads which were injured IL.
II" storm. and there is some activity IN
Ailes ol business least affected By 1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05

Washington. oct. 1.-The navy de
ment has received the following from
cc-nnodcro Watson:
Manila. Oct t.
tornwell with Gallo. Mindoro. Car
doqii. Basco and armed lighter also
landing force marines from Cavite blue
ja kets from Baltimore Petrol and He
lena, entered Orani river. Monday
morning. raised Urdaneta. gunboats
protecting working party. Two hun
dred men under Cornwell landed. scour-
ed neighborhood and towns. Insur-
gents fled. firing scattering shots.
Town abandoned, partially burned by
shells. No casualties. brought Urda :
meta 10 Cavite, today. Propeller and
shaft in place. Smokestack recovered: ::
will rc1it. WATSON.
The navy department. today. recciv.
ell the following cable dispatch from
Captain Hemphill. commanding the
Detroit.
Laguaya, Oct. 4.
Detroit arrived. today. Armistice Of
five days pending conference between
insurgents and government. Detroit
VIII leave about Oct. > for Puerto Ga :
bcllo with the l.. S. minister To learn
The result from the government repre-
sentative. HEMPHIlI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
On Charge Of conspiring.

London. Oct. IA Paris corrcspondcn.
says II is rumorcd that gen. Roget Tor
mer sub chief OF the fourth bureau of IN
general staff. NJ. Godefroy CaNaignH
former minister of war, and NJ. QueSna ,
de BealIrepare. former president of III,
civil section of the court Of cessation, W;
he arrested on the charge OF consnirirt
against the republic
1t is stated that Judge Grosieau. Grn
Roget. NJ. Cavaignac. NJ. De BrIurtp4irr
one of Gen. Mercier's Sons. III. novel; :;
"GYp." countess De JanNille,. AMI
others met in February and discussed
proposal 10 seize the palace Of the Eiys
upon the day Of President FalIrc' :
funeral. declare Il piehiScitarN repuhi
and install NJ. tavaienac as president
ON Gen Roget's suggestion, however.
was decided To postpone the attempt IN
Ill NJ Faure should have been buriAI
The outcome Of the meeting was the a.
tempt of NJ. Derouletc and Gen. Rog-l
II is rumprrd that ''Gyp'' will also be- Ir
rested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
Chicago Markets.

Chicago. Oct. T.
'tiaE ~ the expected outbreak of has
tiiltltS IN IN" TransVaal badly nattenr.
me wheat market. today, and was matnI
responsible Tor "a net decline. OF 1Z,It,
railing of in export demand WAS ais, .
ltature. Coarse grains We're somcwb.,
aH"ctrd by high ocean frcights. car,
closing 1sH"s lower ana oats las. low.
PrnNiSions declined about pc.
me leading futures closed AZ rpltnp.
May. 16is '"''
May. 31m3lls 4
2las ''A' -''iH
PORk-Occtober. $50: December. sSa
January, S9.15. So
;, LARD October. SSH: December, \, !,
RlBs-October. $5.l2I.; January. Mlo
Sasn quotations closed as fn.ows.
FLOt R-Firm.
roV WHEAT-No. ii;- spring. G7mn; No.
,,s,e,I coRN-No. :. slh@sl4s; 10. yellow
OATS No. .. 2za.m2sl, N } White IVY
2. No. white, a4al af35a, ""''e. -"h'
RYE-No. >. 5,a..
BARLEY-No. :. :s7i.6,45
sZSEED-No. /. $l.lCi.. Northw,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
REV. S. A. OONAHOE.
IestiGes 10 the Good Qualities Of Chamber
= Iaiafs Cough Remedy.

on the 10th of December, 1897, Rev.
s A.. Donahoe. pastor NJ. f.. church.
South. PIT. Pleasant. W. Va. contract
ed a severe cold which was attended
from the beginning by violent cough
ing He says: After resorting to a
number of so-called specifies, usually
Kept in the house. to no purpose. |
purchased n bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. which acted like a
charm. | most cheerfully recommend
il TO the public For sale by JnO.
Coughlin. Il, Water St. druggist.
tu.th,sat, If
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
HARVARD. I3: BOWDOIN. 0.

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. THE fiarvar |
eleven deiea ted Bowdoin. tins afternoon.
by n score of - To .. in a closely con
rested game. Any chance Bowdoin had
of scoring was lost by The teams weak
ness in kicking. ON the few occasions
when SWEET OF Webb passed the bail b'i'k
straight enough To be punted, ptoh
seemed unable 10 send The ball any us
tance. While the Harvard kicking WAS
superior, 1t is not Yet satisfactory: Al
though Harvard found no difficulty m ).
ing through the Bowdoin line, costly iuli iu
hles and many penalties for offsidr play
kept down her score. In addition. the IN q
reference was often tangled up, OWING 10
fhe slow starting of the backs. lew
minor injuries received in practice Kept
several OF the regular Harvard team out
Of the game and gave the substitutes a
chance. While Finicke played a tair
game at quarterback, the absence OF Ddiy
was felt. besides the weakening OF the
line by III. loss OF Burden and Eaton.
Ristine. vino played left end instead 81
Campbell. proved 4 valuable man at All
times. The lineup:
.I.U
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-05
IS PERFECTLY SATISFIED.
Sir Thomas Upton Says Course Is Marve
Tor Fairness

New York. Oct. i-When seen. this
morning on board the St. Michaels. the
tender of the Columbia. Mr.. G. Oliver
Ist lin said he had nothing 20 say for pup-
lication regarding yesterdays race.
Sir Thomas Upton said. today. tha
yesterdays course. IN his estimation. W Is
an absolute marvel. He said that nothing
on the other side compared with ii for
fairness. He had never seen so much or
der and room allowed racing yachts. Sir
7 h0mas thinks that owing to the large
number of boats there. the government
boats would have proved inefficient had II