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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27
NiIl Nicer Next ism Sam Ernnn,..o

Indianapolis, Ind, July 22.-At 5:15
O'Clock yesterday the Epworth
League convention selected S&r Fran
cisco as the place for holding the 1901
convention
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27
The Royal Family of Spain.

ST. Sebastian, July 21.-The royal
family of Spain have arrived here.
They were warmly greeted by the
people.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27
~.. No-,h Atlantic souadron.

Narragansett Pier, R. l.. July a.
The ysarships of the North Atlantic
squadron left here for Newport at
$50 q. m
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27
LETTER TO MES. p1sxHAx NO. zs.s.,

was sufferer from female weak.
ness. Every month regularly as the
menses came, 1 suffered dreadful mains
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27
AIser's Resignation Accepted.

Washington, July 2O.-Secretary Al
ger has received from the president
letter, accepting his resignation, II
take effect August 1. The letter was
brought to the war department by Mr..
Cortelyou, acting secretary for tho
president. The secretary did not make
its terms public, but read it to few
intimate friends.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27
Don Carlos Leave. Venice.

Rome, July 24.-Don Carlos, thu
Spanish pretender, has left Venice
Ostensibly for Austria
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27

If marriage makes one of two it must
be continuation of single blessedness.
Chicago Daily News.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27
The Dreyfus Court-Martial.

Paris, July 24.-It is announced that
the Dreyfus court-martial at Rennes
will open on August :.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27
The PeopIe,s Question

Money has no politics.-Silver knight
Waterman.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-07-27
TIE RAINY SEASON AT MANILA.

out warning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-13

the schedule are illustrated in the assign
ment of Boston ana Washington, says Ihn
Washington Post. As arranged in tn
schedule. Boston plays at the capital
twice within fortnight. II would be to
the financial interest of the WaEnerS amt
he Boston club to transfer this series OF
two games o Boston. Though the tnam-
pions are downright faVortcs in Wash
ingtOn. there is such a thing as wearing
out a welcome, which might happen. as
the result Of this freak in the schedule.
About six months ago, Catcher Jack
Boyle, while on his way home near mid
night in Cincinnati. was attacked from
behind by an unknown man. who. before
the ball player could defend himself.
plunged a knife into his shoulder max
ing an ugly wound. Some of his friends
sought to disable Boyle forever for ban
playing. The wound rapidly healed, and
nothing more was thought Of IT until
some time later, when the arm began u
trouble him. When the coward attacked
Boyle the blade broke when 1t struck IN"
bone, and a surgeon. VINO recently prObel
the arm. found the point sticking in Lis
shoulder.
Coach James E. Sullivan, who has been
doing very satisfactory work with the
University Of Maine base ball team, has
accepted an offer to pitch the rcmdindCl
Of the season for the Springfield team OF
the Eastern League, and has cUn" -
Springfield. His place will be taken 10y
William Maglll, Brown ~, VINO won
very enviable reputation as a ball playe.
while in college. He has received he
best Of coaching in his career on the dia-
mond and has been most successful IN
giving instruction himself. He Will max j..
Il good man for the team representing
this institution and is expected to arrive,
Saturday. He will join the team on lta
trip away next week
Boston Herald: Boston gave 10 days
notice, Thursday, 10 Pitchers klobcdlnZ
ana STREET.. The work Of Kiubcdauz has
been unsatisfactory for some umc On ac-
count of his weakness as a fielder. ana
when an opportunity was offered 10 Sc
cure another left-handed pitcher in Frank
killen, late of the NaShingtons, it was
thought advisable to make the deal. klo-
bcdanZ was given his unconditional re-
lease, and any club in the league viii he
a liberty to secure him if it can make
satisfactory arrangements. 1t IS thought
that he will not lack for offers. He was
secured by Boston by purchase from the
rail- River club in 1896. killcn is - years
Of age, ana stands 6 feet. | inch. He
started in the Michigan League in 1880.
and in 1891 was with the Minneapolis
club of the Western League. and finished
the season with the Milwaukecs of the
American Association. He went 10 Wash
inEton in 1872 and thereafter was in Pitts
burg until this year, when he returned 10
Washington.
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ENGLISH OBSERVERS BIRCHED.
Two Young Sailors Beaten Like Dogs on
Board Ship at Halifax

Halifax, y. S. May 12.-Within the
last few days there have been numer-
Gus deSertiOns from II. NJ. 5. Comus
ana other war vessels import. Among
those who deserted were two youths.
aged IS and - years respectively. They
were detected, yesterday, boarding an
outward bound steamer by two of the
military police. who placed them I'M
der arrest. The deserters had Invested
themselves Of their uniforms, and when
apprehended were attired in civilian
clothes. The capture by the military
police has caused considerable ill-feel-
ing between the soldiers and sailors.
The boys were taken on board the
Comus and handed over to the naval
authorities. An inquiry was held and
the prisoners We're ordered to be strip
ped and beaten with the birch. One
was sentenced To u lashes and the
other To Il llshes. The birch used was
stepped for two days, and it was in
excellent order when the youths were
lined up on deck to receive the logging.
The punishment to the older boy was
| administered by the ergeant-at-arms
and the ships corporal was Obliged to
perform the unpleasant task of beat
liir lIc OllltI- Iie yOuHStSt was III 81
beaten. The second stroke of the birch
cut into the skin and brought the
blood. and notwithstanding the great
pain the young fellow endured the full
| penalty of the court. The other lad
also received his full number of Iashes.
He, too, suffered intense pain, his skin
! being covered with blood before the
last stroke of the birch had cut into it.
| This severe punishment was admin
istered to two boys who had been re-
Gently transferred from a training shin
TO the Comus. For the capture of the
boys the military police received a re-
ward of e3 each The sailors bows
shipped on the steamer as stokers. and
intended to land at an American port
and enlist in the United States navy.
They had read advertisements in the
Halifax papers soliciting applications
! from those DESTROYS of joining the
/ United States marine corps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-13
SYRIAN INDEPENDENCE.
The Turkish Minister Laughs at the Manifesto
Issued by Young S,ri,' junta.

Washington. MAY i2.--Thc manifesto dc
cI1rinlr NE indcpendcncC Of SYRIA, issued,
Yesterday. ii New York. ny the Young
SYRIA Iunta Is not taken seriously U
official Quarters here eXccp. as an cTt-
dencc of The unrest which has prcva 10.
among Turkish subjects living abroad. Ia
Guiding the Syrians, Armcnians aud the
Turks themselves, who conduct 4 revolt
tIonary organization known as "IDuIr;
Turks" The reports from United States
officers In SYRIA and of United states
Minister Straus at Constantinopl" haN"
shown no recent uprising or discontcn, il
Syria.
The Turkish minister, All Fcrrouh Beg.
was seen at the legation. TO-DAY. concern
ing the manifesto. He said u was entire
~ without importance ana did not report
a sentiment prevailing among the SNriaus
in this country or at nome. Only recently
the minister was gwen a handsome To-
ception IN New York by the resident Syri-
ans. during which the most cordial mani
fesiatipnS were shown him. ana this i~
said to DO the sentiment among q serious
ana responsible element of this people.
Tho only opposition element thr MIN
lister points OUT. h. made up of a few in
tcrestcd in publishing Arabic papers in
New York auG several other parts ~ the
country. but these, ne said IN no Way
voice the sentiments ~ the Syrlans. he
class some time ago ~ secure government
aid, but failing in this, resort Is made Ia
this means of agitation against Turkey.
AS 20 Syria. the minister says all TO
ports from there show that the people
are contented and happy aud have un
part in this foreign citation purpJrtlu-
to be In their behalf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-13

why ask physician 20 ma our
whether your Kidneys are ulseaseu'
Take a glass tumbler ana III II VIII
urine. If there is a sediment atter
standing "a hours, your Kidneys are
sick. II YOU have a desire to urinate
often, pain in the back or II your
urine stains linen, you should at once
take DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. as delay is dangerous. There
is no question about its being the best
and surest medicine In the worlu lot
any and all diseases of the Kidneys,
Liver. Bladder and OF the urinary
passages, Rheumatism. dyspepsia or
constipation of the bowels IL quickly
relieves inability to hold urine. and the
necessity OF getting up often during the
night. 1t stops that scalding pam when
passing urine and corrects the bad
effects of whiskey and beer.
1t is sold by all druggists al one dol
lar a bottle. You can have a tridl bot
tie and pamphlet Of valuable medical
advice sent free by mail postpaid, by
mentioning the Kennebec Journal and
sending your address to the DIR
DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION.
Rondout. N. Y. The publishers of this
paper guarantee the genuincness OF this
liberal offer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-13
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. May i2-The bulls had thr
better ~ the speculative contest. tuda.
by the edge was taken off the rise III tn.
last few minutes Of tradIp"- by NiEU.-
Gus bear raid with accompanying un-
founded Tumors after prices had already
rccedcd somewhat from the best on real
zing. ut Times the stock rnUvrmglt /,
were very cTratic. There vas Il recession
from The opening higher level ann fhsl.
gradual recovery unit! near the close.
Sugar closed six points W after moving
over - radius Of nearly 10 points The
iron and Steel shares were rather weak
as were the COalcra, but the Pac .fcs an.
GranScrs were sirung wIth fractional al
NAnres appearing pretty general i'll the
rest q! The list. Immense blocks Of high
grade mortgages were taken. today. At
Improved prices. and the strength Of
these issues exercised a stimulating effect
on the speculative lines Considerable
activity was noted. The market gener-
ally improved Total sales si.53n on
United States new Ais and the Old ~
coupon advanced u. ana 40. registered
and The - u in the bid price.
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New York Produce Market.

New York, May Il.
FLOU R-RcCeipts 1852 bbls. exports,
1853 bbls. sales. 5000 pkgs.: again neglect
cd and nominally steady: Minnesota pat
ents, S3.Sriii.Cp; do. bakers, s2956r3.lU: win
tor low grades. 81 iJI255
WHEAT eCeiptS. 159. 100 bushels: eN-
ports. 955i1 bushels: sales. 2,075.0e0 BUSH
els futures and $4,000 bushels spot; spot
steady; No. red, S2@s spot fob. afoat ana
INN elevator: No. red. Sli2 to arrive fob.
afloat; No. Northern Duluth, S0a fob.
anoat to arrive.
CORN-Rcceipts. 2s2, 30 bushels: ex-
ports, s.. 1874 bushels; safes. llO.UvU bushels
futures $4,000 bushels spot: spot firm
No. .. i1is fob. afloat.
2ii.527 bushels; sales 10000 bushels spo,
spot steady; No. ,, Bic; No. ), 5ol2; No.
white. -: No. 3 DO. -: track mixed West
crn. 3lm35; track white, Sass.
BEEF-Stcady: cut meats, quiet.
LARD-Steady: Western steamed. -;
May. s5.25, nominal; refined. steady.
PORK-Quiet and easy.
BUTTER-Firm: Western creamery,
ltlamlS: DO. factory, lii2Ml3; state dairy,
1911. creamery. ltaMlS
I4GGS-Firm: state and Pennsylvania,
limt;h; Western fresh, IS.
rOTATOES-Quiet.
SCGAR-Raw. duh. barely steady fair
refining, rs; centrifugal as: refined,
quiet.
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Bfse Ball Notes.

Cincinnati is showing up very strongly
away from home, this season.
Sockalexis is playing with the Tucker
Quinn combination at Cleveland.
The Washington base ball club has pur-
chased the release of Frank Bonner from
Hartford for $1,000 SIIortstop Hulen has
been released.
In Whcelock. Hatfield and Motz New
London has three old timers. Wheelocll
and Hatfield were in the big league more
thSn il years ago.
The Louisville club is minus two Of its
niosj valuable players. Fred Clarke has
been called to Lima, Ohio, by the death
Of q sister. and Clngman has been laid
i,p by being hit on the side of the head
by pitcned ball.
Globe: Any player in the New England
League who can prove that he receive,
more than $50 per month is free to leave
the league for any offer he MAY receive.
as The clubs have agreed to this method
q stopping the league from going ovc!.
inc salary limit
Hugh Jennings If the BROOKLYN Ras.
ba!i Cub. Thursday offered Ia give Sc
9nu baseman O Brien and $500 cash t1 ne
w Ils@Sparrc club in exchange for Alher-
Ion ine offer was refused bur nec,tia-
tons are still open. and Rrooklvn NAV
r'iSe me bid FOR AtherJon.
i"' iratS 81 Geographical c"utrr ion III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-13

ar. schs clifford c. st John for Bridge
port: r Holden, New York for Calais
| sailed.
BALTIMORE II, ar. sch Me-
rom. Kennebec.
PHILADELPHIA-M II, ar, stms
Siberian, Glasgow and Liverpool, via
st Johns, N f, and Halifax; Erna, Will
mington (and cleared for Halga):
sch f. C Allen, Kennebec; tugs Navi-
gator.
cd, schs Mary Manning. Portland;
Alice T. Clark, do.
REEDY ISLAND-May II. psd down,
schs Lizzie Call, Bar Harbor; Jennie
Greenbank. Exeter, II.
VINEYARD HAVEN-May L. ar and
sid, sch David \ story Raritan River
for Boston
New York. Quetay G3r). and Francis 5
Hubert. st John. for orders.
SD sch Parihenia (Br,. New York
for Portland: Jennie T. RICHTER. Bruins
wick Ga. for Bath; CITY 81 Augusta
wayde OBJ. West Indies. bound east; O
II Perry tBD st John for New YORK;
VIM II Davenport. kenncbec Tor do NJ
j Solely Br, llilisboro Tor Now Haven.
Jennie & May. Kenncbcc for Washington
BOSTON-May u, ar, stms Halifax
GBD. Halifax; Yarmouth Obj. ana Prime
George ar. Yarmouth; Canada OBJ,
Liverpool; br VI c Haskell. Ponce. Z Il,
via Charleston, $ &; schs Chide Harold,
Philadelphia: Smith futile DamariS-
Gotta: Albert Pharo. New York. James \
Webster, StDnington; Mary Steele, Lanes
willie: Eastern Light. Ipswich, James T.
Foster. Jr. Provinc"town: William u
Archer and Pingloader Bangor; Mlbcrf
Haynes Ellsworth: \ Is Woodward.
kcnncbec: clara Rankin. Eastern port,
Il Il Hardwick (Br), clcmentspori. y 8.
sam STICK Iirl. Chevcric n s. GazrI.c
ora, WEYMOUTH. A Gibson IIr QuHco.
Cld stms ccphalonia. Liverpool; Bna-
toNtan. London: schs RcbccCa " Duddcl.
Partridge Island; Pandora IBrI. 81 John
Adelaide tBrJ, Hilsboro y b Cox and
Green. do: Maud Carter IBrl. New Gils-
Cow. y Il; Valiant ti;rD lunenburg, y x
Sid. sim Yarmouth. Yarmouth s.
schs Matte A Franklin - Nadare
,Rrl. Bear River - Laura = Han Obj
Halifax, y S Belmont tErl. Wcstport. y
:. Via Gloucester Rcbccca M5ultun
Savannah, Cumberland. Portland: Ellis
i Rogers. kcnnrbec. Fannie Il Han
Eucksport Lizzie Lee. Stonington. G =
White. konncbrr ANA Washington. Hat
tic Lewis. Dover. y ~ Mary Louise.
Eastern port. q a Smith ,BrD. HaIiIa&
y :. Alice Maud tBri. ana $ : FuwnrS
GBri. s. john. James - DcwcL kcnucDc
and Washington.
NEW YORk-May u. ar. sch W Lucia
Wood. Satall4C River
Cld sim Peerless. 81 John, TX Trinidad
Pnramirlhp. son, Sarah y Douglas. IIa--
hor Island: Elite. s. John
SID. sch Miranda. Mschasu0rt
CITY IoLAND-Ma T. bound south.
stm Manhattan. Portland. sohs gypsum
Emperor. Windsor. y $ Fihcm1n, Stnu-
ingtnn. Me
PER'rii AMROY. \ J-Muy III. ald. -ci-
Miranda Marhiaspnrt: Sadie u Lul.am
Strp. T. s. PpaFc. Portland.
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ANGIo.FRENcH NIGER.NILe TREATY.
But -Four Independent States Now Left in The
African Continent.

Paris May 12.-The Chamber of Dep
uties, today. approved the Anglo
French Niger Nile conventions. This
agreement between Great Britain and
France disposes of hundreds of thou
sands of square miles of African terri
tory and leaves only four recognized
ind pendent states throughout the con-
tinent-Morocco, Abyssinia, Liberia
and The Orange Free State An i'm
portant feature of the agreement pro-
vides for an equality in the CONNER
cial treatment of the territory between
Lake Tohad and the Nile.
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SHIPPING NEWS.


PORTLAND-May II, ar, schs Chas
+ hoffman. Jewett, Philadelphia: c w
Walton. Weber, Boston; Gold Hunter.
Candage. do; ID /. Sturgis. Reed. South
Gardiner for Boston. Qost anchor and
leaking some) sim Reading with barge
kalmia. Philadelphia. sim Horatio
Hall, Bragg. New York.
Cid. schs VIM j Lipsett. Huntley.
Kennebec and Philadelphia: Florence.
Wormell, Norfolk: Alma L A Holmes,
Smith. Philadelphia.
Sid, tug Wrestler. with barg Silver
Brook for Philadelphia; sch Alma 4
Holmes and all wind bound fleet.
MACHIAS-May II, ar, schs II G
Chester. Boston: Alaska. do.
Sid. schs Regina. StoninGton; u q
Small. Boston; Clement. Jonesport:
Hortensia, Sand River. n S. for New
York.
st. John.
BOOTHBAY-May II. ar. schs Cata-
lima. Boston; Alaska do.
Sid. schs A Hooper. Annie l. Wilder
and Chester Il Lawrence. do; Boston.
U S S Grampus, cruising.
ROCKI.AND-May u. ar, schs Nile.
Ada Ames, Charlie Woolsey, Fred
Emerson and Jennie Pillsbury. New
York; Silver Spray Belfast; Ada Camp
bell, Kennebec.
Sid schs Clara. New York; Florida,
New Bedford.
BANGOR-May Il. ar, bark Saliva
tore, GD. Jaccarino. Bucksport to load
for Messina: sens Rabboni. Lord. Bos-
ton. to load for Philadelphia: Maggie
Muivey. Pendleton. Boston, to load for
New York: Allandale, Saddlar
Gloucester: Ella Clifton. Enfield. Port
land; Kate Walker. Segcbah, Portland
Sid, schs VIM Pickering. Linnell,
Bridgeport; Emily A Staples, Sellers
| Plymouth. Mass: Lillian. Grindle Bos-
| ton; Charlotte Morgan, Billings. Bos-
| ton; Annie f Kmbal. --, West Ire
| mont.
| Sid from Mount Waldo. Frankfort.
| 18th. sch NOrombega, Armstrong, New
, York
Ar at Mount Waldo 18th. sch Her
bert E, Shute, Boston. to load for New
| York.
| CALAIS-May - sid. schs Seth NJ
| Todd Providence; Lucy, New Bedford
I BATH-May II. ar. schs f G Middleton
| Boston, Lizzie Bahcock. do; sullivan Sa.
i win, do: Jos Durrell. do. tand all psd upl
| .tbenaki, coal to Augusta: Doug s,
Haynes do: G II Nenner. Washington
Annie and Reuben. New York.
! ELLSWORTH-Ma u, ar. schs Cath.
crime, Plymouth; Annie Stuart Salem
Myra Myers. Stonington; Ella Eudora, do
! Sid, sch Mary Augusta, Sullivan.
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Foreign Ports.

QEENSTOWN-May Il. ar. sim Lu-
Fcanil New York for Liverpool.
ST JOHN. y B-May IL. ar schs n
j MclansOn. Leblanc. Yarmouth. + A
Lambert, Copp. Rockport.
Cd, stms Cumberland Allan. Boston.
Bavaria. Blight, Liverpool: SENS
Uranus. Mclean. Thomaston: Report
cr GiIchrist. New York.
CID. iith. sim Stuart Castle. Seeley.
West Indies Via Halifax.
HALIFAX. y S-May l.. ar. Sims
Pe2rlmoor. Bruhn. Pensacola. bound 10
Rotterdam for bunker coal ana sailed
Thomas j Scully. Bunker. Providence
Il /. bound to 81 Johns. p Q. put In for
coal; bark Capella. Johansen. London:
sch Ida. Tanning. Porto Rico.
Sid. sim London City. Paterson. =
John. y p; briEt Blenheim. Smith
PaspchiaC.
HALIFAX. y SID. stm Kairos.
Dunsombe. Glasgow. (from New Or
leans).
Iiverpool-May ?. ar. sim Arab. Port
Land.
LIZARD-May y. psl, stm iona. por;-
land for London
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-13
Chicago Produce Market.

Inc leading futures closed al faiiaasii--
!. WIfEAT-May 693s; July. 79ihSs7a:
September. 70Isfi7GIf. "'@'"s,;
gt G.I01 !, s,>t 337s; July 287s; September
OAATs..;MLay; 2g7s; July. zs7sdtgs,, 90,
PORK-July, $3.50: September sr
LAkD--July. $500; September X 1 pi9-
KlBS-Juiy. sL65; September. Na
Tas a, quotations closed as follows:
WHEAT-No. 2 snring. Csa7e: No. d.
Glass; No. 2 red. 72l1Ti. - w.,
Gs,o,RN-No. ?, 53hm3;[-; No. yellow !,
oATszNo. ?. 2Gll; No. white. %. \,
RYE-No. 2 49,.
HAELEY-NO. 2. 3JFJip.
TIMOTHY srED-g-.35 II '''o''
I.ARD-SiaJ
FORK-Mcs4. $s.2olS.zs. ribs. 81 4sq,i-o.
shoulders ihmi1z clear sides. Hs5aa's'
- GAR-Cut loaf, 500; granulsied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-13

Shows crop SUMMARY VA ho.,-,
Ing: Winter wheat condjfioDs aish; say
mar on May i; spring wheat better
gpod and the area is large" C.ablo naises
,'ris reported the weather perfect '. .T
prices rapidly declining. but focal and
nent was stca1ier on the idea thar senti-
stantiai reaction was due after = sub
days heavy DECLINE. ssster-
Stocks opened steady but ta,o.
49, n nlar ana unsteady and the adyanrs
eral list again turned heavy nn ~ gen.
neWcd bear activity. There wac ! re-
railing off on commission honge \ asarge
hhd professionafa were entirely m a' ntsss
VIII take some time for ID to rnentca ai ~ Y
the blow 0e'NCr IRON
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. May 12-The following
pension changes for Maine are an
nOunced:
Increase, Andrew Getchell, East
Harpswell. Sc to IS: Eugene F. Gen
Their. Waldoboro, s12 to s16; John Nelli-
gan. Brewer. Sc to IS: Malry Kearney.
Carbel. SO to ST. Reissue and in
crease. Rodney 0. Lancaster. Rowland.
s. to $40. Original. widows. etc, Miner
V. Chamberlain. Portland, S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-13

r'our families were burned out. Friday
afternoon. at North Brighton, Mass, bN
a fire that destroyed and partially burned
seven other tenement houses. besides two
used by the j. w. Hollis Meat Co. for
sheep sheds The total loss will aggre-
gate about $40 900. The fire started in a
building known as the ice house, where
of eating their dinners. Four alarms
We're rung in. and assistance was also
sent from Cambridge and Somervillc.
houses had scarcely time to make their
escape from their houses when the flames
finally burst upon them.
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The President Evidently Feels Better.

Hot Springs. Va. May 12.-Therc Il
out little variety in the Presidents
movements here. Breakfast, the morn
ing papers. and then, accompanied by
DR.. Rihey. his medicinal bath. form a
routine that is broken only by his stroll
through the grounds. Yesterday. the
President found a little girl with a
big, heavy valise which she was labor
ing to fill with grass. Mr. Mckinley.
amused by her ardor. stopped a mo-
ment and helped her fill the valise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-13
Jamaica Wants Reciprocity with America

Kingston, ia, May 12.-Representa-
uVes. today. interpellated the govern
ment as 10 whether it intends to take
steps to urge upon the imperial govern
ment the necessity for securing Ameri
can reciprocity before it is too late The
reply was that the governor vii do SO.
After the council adjourned the repre-
sentatives in body interviewed the
governor. representing the gravity Of
the situation and the popular demand
for prompt and effectual action to avert
retaliation.