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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
1He BHOCKTON FAIR.
Children's Day Draws Great Crowd-Gene Q.
and Princess Moquette Win Races.

Brockton. Mass. Oct. 1.-The BrocEton
fair opened, today, with one OF the largest
first day crowds that ever collected on the
grounds. II was children day ana tnou-
sands of young people were on hand. The
morning was given up TO childrcns
sports, sack races. sprints and polo pony
races. In the afternoon, the bicycle races
were pulled off. The novice bicycle race
was won by Gus Ward, Brockton. Time,
pa is.
Gene d. in straight heats. She was driven
by Lasell. In the second heat Of the 2.55
pace. two drivers we're thrown but es-
capped injury and one morse Jumped the
lowing and led to within 10 yards on the
fourth heat. when she stumbled. ana be-
fore she could recover her speed Princess
Mouuette had beaten her. The horses Got
away well for the fifth heat. with Prin-
cess Moquette a the pole. The Princess
and Ziska soon drew away from the field,
but the former led the way from start to
finish. The summary:
go CLASS-TROTTING- SEQ.
Gene D.. b. m. Laselle) ..........
Kentucky Frank, b. g, Glard- /,
low 49,. ..,,--...,..-...-
Winnie @, b. m. Thomas :
Bertha b.. b. m, O3owenl ........ 1 =
Burmah, b. e.. Downs) ..........
Maud r. en-. m, Johnson ........ )
Ashmont br. q, Gallup .......-.. 4r
Puzzle. blk. G.. tPlunketu -....... 9 Or
Jack Rabbit. hr e, Hroctor dis.
Time, 2.2Jl4. 2.-oi4. -.-oi4.
235 CLASS-PACING-P 500
Princess Moquettc, b. m,
(Richards) Observation-Disclosures. ! ! !
Ziska hr h.. tMiller) ........
Laconda hr. h.. E}rodbinel.. ; ;
Mary, ch. m. Oioolfellowl =. 2
Aggie H., Oh. m. tCahilD ....
Aladdin br. g.. 0Iarley) 49,. .
Baron Wood, b. q, CForsh-
WnIter " tC0lIjns) ....... 7dr
nan Fitz 70. T.. Gallup ~ 10 . Dir
Hosee, b. G.. Devine) ........ Dir
Reginald b. h., chamber
lalnb II 'AiF'-
Remick. b. e. Gardiner .... dis.
Time. 2.lS. 2.l9l4, 22oi., 2.l,14 PISA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

Copyright, 1900. The Associated Press)
Tien Tsn, Sept 90 via Taku. Sept.
20. via Shanghai. oct. Iii Hung
Chang has abandoned his decision TO
proceed to Pekin, and will, it is an
nounced. begin negotiations with the
Russian minister to China. NJ. DeCiiers,
upon the latter's arrival at Tien Tsin.
Gen. Chaffee has designated the 9th
Infantry, the third squadron Of the 9Th
Cavalry and Battery + to remain at
Pekin. He estimates that it will take
month to get the American troops
out of China.
Washington. Oct. 2.-The state de-
partment is in receipt of a dispatch
from Minister Conger, formally an
nouncing the withdrawal and depart
ure of the Russian legation from Peliin.
Taku. Sept. 29.-The expedition to
Pao Ting Flu has been postponed, and
the start will not be made until oct.
6. Gen. Gaselee and the German gen
eral will command the Pekin and Tien
Tsin columns respectively.
The Russians have occupied Tong
Shang without opposition. The New
South Wales contingent of the British
troops will winter in Pekin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
MINERS PARADE.
Continued from page -

Of the offer Of an increase Of 10 per cent.
IN wages were posted throughout the re-
slon, today. In fact there were many in
d1catonS, today, Of IN intent on the part
OF the strikers 10 insist on other conces-
slOns and also to remain out until the
operators give recognition to their ma
tional organization.
The feature Of the day was the parade
ana mass meeting of mine workers at
Wilkesbarrc, arranged with the object Of
demonstrating the strength Of the United
Mine Workers. 4 conservative estimate
places the number Of strikers in the pro-
cession at 1900 and the day was gener-
ally given up as a holiday by the people
Of Wilkesbarre ana other Luzerne county
towns.
The mass meeting was addressed by
President Mitchell and other officers %
the miners organization. In his speech
Mr.. Mitchell ala not intimate anything as
to the probability Of an early convention
Of miners. ana after the meeting when
questioned on that subject he said that
not q local union had requested the call
ing ~ "A convention.
a significant move in this direction.
however. developed. tonight, at Shenan-
doah, where an the local branches Of the
United Mine Workers held meetings and
selected Delegates to convention to BE-
called later by President Mitchell. This
is the first announcement Of the selection
Of convention delegates.
The entire region was quiet. today. and
very FEW mines were III operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

The Church Missionary Society of
England received contributions during
the year just closed Of more than So,
u00, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
LEXINGTON. KY, RACES.
Ferenc Breaks Fu;uriiy R cord in 2.l0 3 4
three Fast Races.

Lexington. Ky. oct 1.-The 18th fail
meeting OF the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association opened, today, VITA
an exceptionally large ATTENDANCE. Ihe
feature was the great Kentucky Futurity
for Sl6 coo for 3-year-oldS. ttreno, the
Walnut Hall tily. owned by L. n. Hark"
ness in the second heat, broke me fu-
turity record by coming under the wire
in 2lC{. the previous record being that
made by EXtacsy. last year LIE. 1Ae
results
nENTUCKY FITI EITY - 3-4t-AI'-
OLDS-PCRSE $4,000
Fereno. b.. f.. by Moko, CEd
s bfno a. 70 iii III. i. Mickey !
Lady Thisbe, blk. f.. Jos Real ; ; 2
P@ 4i,0a Rt sI, J. sios SW 3i i Nlr0S'
I ti,i'e De- -, Major Dcimar, sonato and
Dreamer also started.
THE TENNEsSEE-2o9 CLASS-PAC-
ING-PURSE 5000
Conner. blk h.. by c. F. Clay, :,
viii Leyburn, b. III, DANES !
The s' p Admirai, br ii. John
johnnie he Agan, b. &. Goy Mi 4.
rimc. 2.o5. 206i,. 2.07. 2ogl4.
Fannie billiard. Major Muscovite Col
bert and Sidney Pointer also started.
216 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $1,000.
King CPenv0n) ..t.............. / 6 l
Sjashiight King n A. tWesU 2 | ,
Wauha1 rr . 0urtisl ........ 3 6 . /
First Love. b. m. (Gatcomb) : 7
Time, 2lSIa. 2.12. 2.13.a. 2.l312.
Helena, Captor, Constantine and Esco-
bar also started.
The October civil term of the supreme
court for Penobscot county opened at
Bangor, Tuesday, Judge Savage presld-
Ing. There are but 81 cases on the trial
list and court will probably not last over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

\ company was recently ORGANISE
to establish automobile repair ana sup
DIV stations in every town IN "e
chester county, New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

Shamokin, Pa. oct. -Four brick
buildings OF the Shamokin Milling CO.
were destroyed by fire this morning
the flames starting in a stable adjoin-
ing the warehouse Stock valued at
$50, 600 was also consumed. Five horses
were burned. The buildings were worth
s%00 and We're partly insured. The
principal owner Of the mills II Andrew
Robertson, operator Of the Corbin and
Excelsior colleries near here The
cause Of the fire is q mystery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
- CLAss-PACING-PURsE $500.
NASHUA. N. n 4. RACES.
Warren g.. George n. Wilkes and Bert Booth
tie Winners.

Nashua. n H.. Oct. The fail race
meet at the Nashua Driving park opened
this afternoon, with fair attendance
Three events were upon the card. In the
first race the 2.2s pace. Blue Boy sold a
favorite and had many hackers. The iirst
heat was won by Warren Il. by Scant
neck The second heat was declared 4
dead heat. Warren r. easily took the
inc started a favorite. but George IL.
Wilkes proved the better horse. taking
the race in straight heats. The last event
was the 2. % pace. but on account q DARK
ness after three heats had been trotted.
was postponed until tomorrow. The sum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

On the Produce Exchange:
BUTTER-Dull; creameries, 1921; dali
res. 13ql>.
CHEESE-Stead 10l4Glls4.
EGGS-Firm; fresh, It,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

Copyright. 1900, Tie Associated Pressp
Pekin. Wednesday, Sept. 26, via Taku,
Saturday. Sept. %, ana Shanghai, oct.
THE German column, consisting Of
100 men under Gen. Won Hoopfner.
encountered a small Boxer force south
III the imperial deer park, yesterday.
and killed 40 of the Chinese during 4
fight which followed. The Chinese We're
put 70 flight and scattered. Four Ger
mans We're wounded.
Chin Hsin, member Of the Tsung
Ii Yamen and noted anti-foreign
statesman, and a patron Of the Boxers.
has been captured in the Imperial city
by the japanese His fate has not
been determined upon.
The object Of yesterdays movement
south Of the Imperial hunting park
WAS to punish tha Chinese for firing on
a German patrol. Gen. Won IIoepf-
nerS force. which included battery.
burned several villages where arms
We're found.
The German commander then pro
ceeded to Nan Hung Men and dispcrs-
ed body of Boxers outside the town.
Half We're armed with rifles ana the
others with pixies and swords. Some Of
them advanced to within 20 yards Of
the German rifles. performing Boxer
exercises. and We're moved down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
CANDY
Esculet:ts
CURE PILES

CURE PILES
and all rectal disorders. Pleasant Not
physic, soc. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded, at
c. Il: MURPHY, Augusta
HENRY Z. CLEARWATER, HalloWeil
n. u: ROBINSON & CO.. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

armies seek out and punish Prince
Iuan and his guilty associates. There
IS no incompatibility which will not
permit the two actions from occurring
simultaneously. Our hope Is for an
agreement to begin negotiations and
the note expresses NJ. Delcasses ideas
of how best that end can be secured.
We feel there Is nothing in it antago-
niStic to the interests Of the United
States and trust we will receive her
acquiescence"
The French consul at Canton. under
date of Oct /. cabled that the gunboat
Avalanche, with the French vice con-
SUI on board, had just returned to
Canton after cooperating with the
Chinese forces in depressing the
troubles in the disturbed districts or
the west river A certain number Of
guilty underwent capital punishment.
The material losses were very heavy,
but there was no loss of life.
St Petersburg, oct. 2.-According to
femi-otilcial statements, the Russian
naval estimates for 1901 total 81 ,097. 500
roubles, an increase Of upwards Of 10
GEO, 900 r0ubles over those for the cur
rent year. The ordinary expenditures
swallow 60 900. 600 roubles, Of which
lG 600, 900 is intended to strengthen the
fleet. 1900. 600 for harbor work at Libau.
1900, 900 to be expended mt Vladiso-
stock and 100000 at Port Arthur
Washington, oct. 2.-Mr. Goodnow,
consul general Of the United States at
Shanghai. reports to the department Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

The October civil term of the supreme
court for PenobsCot county opened at
Bangor, Tuesday. Judge Savage presid-
ing. There are but 81 cases on the trial
list and court will probably not last over
10 DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
Sto,,s the Cough


Laxative Bromo-Quinine Iabiyts g" t.r;ra
,old in one day. No cure NO VI
Is cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

New York. oct The Berlin corro-
spondcnt If the London Standard
learns that England's reply t1 the Ger
man circular in reference 10 China is
shaped in a very friendly and af-
nrmative tone he Tribune London
correspondent cables
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

BatterieS-Pittingtr, Ulnttn anu OIdI
Donovan and Mcclure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
3. Order Of Argument.

uepan appellant in this court shall be entitled open
mi conclude the argument Of the But when there are
rnpre they ha be argued together case and the
nta the below shall be entitled open and conclude
rrmcnt
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g Briefs.

gr ba be dlcj within five days after oral argument and
sn ten day. after submission without oral argument unless
il allowed by the court. On failure of the plaintiff
appellant to comply with this rule, the appeal
nay be- dismissed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
Everybody Should Order Direct.

~
e. eight old Port Sherry angelica Tokay per gallon
barrel As gallons
Kngso case,
arteB ampag
No for o. q
Refer agnc andM NJ. Honolulu
Indicates
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
g. transcripts Of Evidence.

ac book shall be kept in the office of the Clerk of the
uu Court in which any party, in person by attorney, de
INC for use on appeal exceptions Transcript Of the notes
rcc taken by .tenographer in any case may after
ra@dc.on his name the Of the party he rep
m title Of the case the date Of entry and the name of
Amgnpher.
bderk shall forthwith give notice of such entry the
a,ape who took the notes Of evidence in the ease.
anogapher shall make aud furnish the Transcript in the
WRIT such notice unless otherwise directed by Justice Of the
| srue Court a Judge Of Circuit Court.
hoses in which the stenographer is entitled payment for
A unsdp he may within FIVE days after receiving such
rwpe in writing the party his attorney, who made the
r deposit cash. furnish security, within days after
inquest sufficient cover the cost of such transcript and
~ec rcuc. il complied with within such time such entry
use, viii be- Of no effect
ease party in person or by attorney, desires to make
r Transcript copy Of the evidence without the aid of
'"r 'tnographer Tor appeal exceptions he shall
I'm tom Circuit Judge leave to file within specified time
'nurdpt or copy
l sch entry made such leave obtained within ten
alter the fling Of the notice Of appeal bill of exceptions
@ Transcript copy Of evidence will be considered by the
VINO Court upon such appeal or exceptions
. Appeals from District Magistrates.
0 Magistrates in al in which appeals have been
u perfected from them to the Supreme Court, shall for
Without delay To- the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
appeal, stating the nature of the action, the decision
' points Of law upon whrh the appeal is taken; also,
s' summons warrant all vouchers and exhibits fled,
"p OF thc tcstimouy also, oil costs paid by either
""' leton, with clear and emzcd statement showing
amt The purpose for which, each amount Is paid, keep
aong but statutory fees and mileage, and stating
Hai IL Kept back
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court be kept the files Supreme Court The other
papers shall be returned to the lower court
H. Rehearing
petition for reheang may presented only within thirty
days after the filing of the opinion briefly and distinctly
state its grounds
IL. Defense of Title in District Courts.
Whenever, in the District Courts defense of an action of
pa or suit for the summary possession land or any other
action the defendant shall plead the jurisdiction effect that
the suit real action which the real estate is
involved such plea shall be received by the court unless
comTanied by affidavit of the defendant his attorney set
ing forth the and the title claimed bv
defendant to the land question: such further particulars as
snail fully apprse the of the of defendants claim
No paper shall be files of the court except by
permission of the court Justice thereof
No book, pamphlet magazine shall taken from the
Library of the Supreme Except in the Supreme
Court in the Circuit the First Circu without the
permission of Justice of Supreme or Judge of the
said Circuit Court
Is. Admission to the Bar
Applications for admission Bar the Supreme Court
of the lower courts shall be by petition applicants
handwriting setting forth his birthplace nationality
place of residence and the character and of his study
Sufficient certificates of the applicants good moral character
if he be member the Bar court the certificate
Of his admission such Bar shall accompany the application
The foregoing rules hereby prescribed, take effect
November l. 1900 and supeede all others previously made
except those relating grand juries
BY the Court:
HENRY SMITH,
October 6, 1900 Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII
SEPrEMBER TERM 1900
ELIZABETH KELIIIIIHUNE a. CATHERINE vIERRA
and JOSEPH VIERRA
EXCEPTIONS CRcrr CouRr, FOURTH CIRCUIT.
SUBMITTED SEPTEMBER 25, 1900 DECIDED OCTOBER s.
FREAR, Co., PERRY, j. j. n. MACON, Esq,
GAIBATH, j.,
sufficiently to in the OF exceptions to make t
part o
NJ.
L. F., X N, operative being, make
absolutely absolutely
give absolutely entirely
beloved daugh
heirs, and
later clause in the deed reads as follows Nevertheless all the
property conveyed
possession
things growing pieces
deeease of of the tghts>
power of goes
pieces benefits
profits children
nd Nune. as set forth this instrument"
present subject
TO a estate the grantors to themselves
OPINION BY
This action of ectment brought by the plaintiff to estab
h her undivided interest certain land situate in
the South IIlo, Hawaii and particularly de
scrbed declaration BY of the parties the
was tried and without the Intervention of jury and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
g. Motions.

'''0' shall be- in writing, and shall be served the
parry not less than fortyeight hours prior to hearing
0aU otherwise orders. No facts will be considered
'F''rug upon the record or verified by affidavit
H.
T. Costs
'cc clients.
= Bonds for Costs
3b.l o' appeals or exceptions TO the Supreme Court
o 'ac Clerk Of the Judiciary Department, fled in
aLv ,""n The appeal exception is taken and for
court to The Supreme Court
o. Remittitur
dMya r'manded 10 the lower court, an order TO be
|ms, ''S renting the cause, must be prepared and
'O' Of the prevailing party within ten days after
!" Papers upon Remittitur.
Maas The bill Of exceptions, notice Of appeal, de
So briefs OF counsel, and all original papers fled
court, shall unless otherwise directed by the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
IL. Rehearing.

petition for rehearng may be presented only within thirty
ys after the filing of the opinion and shall briefly distinctly
state its grounds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
= .rpRrdE COURT OF THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.
SFrrpmEE TERM, 1900.
RULES or THE SUPREME COURT
1. Calendar.
rrlgs OF THE SUPREME COURT.
SrrrrupER TERM, 1900.

,,s in error or appellant shall notify the clerk when
I.rt for placing upon the calendar have been
nta In error appellant shall fail to observe this
a ,r ,y. after such requirements have been complied
~ M defendant in appellee may notify the clerk
yine such notice the clerk shall the case upon
,S motto, given before all such requirements have been
el with The ease will be- stricken from the calendar
- h, be- placed the calendar after the opening Of
- ,,,ept bv special permission Of the court.
uo. will be- heard the opening day Of the after the
arag Of the calendar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
u. Defense of Title in District Courts.

Whenever in the District Courts in defense of an action of
ePa or suit for the summary possession land or any other
action the defendant shall plead Jurisdiction in effect that
the suit real action which title to real estate
involved such plea shall be received by the court unless
comanied by affidavit defendant or his attorney set
ing forth the and of the claimed
defendant to the land question: and such as
shall fully appre the of nature of defendants claim
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court be kept in the files of the Supreme The other
papers shall be returned to the lower
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This action of eecment brought by the plaintiff estab
lh her claim TO am undivided interest certain land situate in
the District of South Io Hawaii, and particularly de
scrbed in the declaration By consent OF the parties the
was tried in and without the Intervention of jury and
the first of May last the rendered its decision ordering
Judgment plaintiff for undivided onesixth interest in
the and for $66663 damages The defendants thereupon
moved for new trial the grounds O that the decision
contrary law and the weight of the evidence and O
that the decision warranted supported by the evidence
The motion was overruled and defendants excepted.
The assignment of errors file herein and thebl of
cepons set forth number of alleged and exceptions but
alb except the following have been practically abandoned "a"
That the court erred in holding that the deed marked Exhibit f.
d present estate Felix after having found that said deed
created an estate future O That the court erred in finding
that any passed Felix the date of the execution of
said dte (3) That the in finding deed
passed title oneird of said land Felix after finding that
he was one the four grantees named therein CO. That the
court erred finding that the plaintiff entitled onexth
of the rental value of said land for years (S That
court finding for the plaintiff and in rendering judgment
in any part of the land for any damages
On the 9th day of January 1872 Lonoa Lo who
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No book, pamphlet magazine shall be taken
Library of the Supreme Court Except for the Supreme
Court in the Circuit Court of the First Circu without the
permission OF Justice of the Supreme Court Judge of the
said Circuit Court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
Work Resumed at Oxford.

Work was resumed at the Oxford
colliery yesterday, after an idleness
caused by misunderstanding among
the former employees. AT present only
a small force of men are at work. the
operators desiring to fill the chutes
with coal for the local trade before
loading cars for shipment.
When coal is mined for the market
u large force of men will be engaged,
and cars will be furnished by the
Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western
company, over whose road all ship
ments will be made. Some of the best
veins in the anthracite region are lo-
Gated in the Oxford, and the coal has
q ready market as soon as prepared.
Carpenters are now engaged in erect
ing Il new weighing office on the prem
ises, and additional improvements are
to be made before the plant is fully
equipped. When the colliery is in full
operation. the Peoples Coal com 4.
pany, who operate the mines, expect
To employ upwards of 400 men and
boys in preparing their output for mar
ket