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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05

tariff bill, the unrighteousness of at
tempting 20 enslave the inhabitants OF
the Philippine islands and the dishonor OF
breaking our pledge to Cuba, and then,
because of the mandate of a sinister in
nuence which dominates the President,
forswear my convictions: set at naught
my declarations and do as did Senator
IIoar and others, appeal to the past and
the future
Senator Wellington was loudly Missed
during his remarks. especially when men
tioning the probability of Mr.. Bryan :
election. Inc misses We're later rebuked
by Mr. Bryan. The candidate made a
strong speech against militarism.
Mr.. Bryan speech inside the academy
was devoted mainly to commentary on
the position OF Senator wellington He
said:
Senator Wellington ana / differ upon
the tariff question. But did not John G..
Carlisle, the apostle of tariff reform, sup
port VIM. Mckinley, the apostIe of pro-
lection, when he thought thar money was
The paramount issue?
What is his inspirations Does he
come 10 rs for money? No man would
come 10 the Democratic party fur money
daughter and applause. Does he come
for honor? His own party has satisfied
his ambition for honor Wbat brings him
to the Democratic party at this time?
What makes him act with those who SUP
port the Democratic ticket? II is his be-
lief thal ms country is In peril: it is bis
belief that the course which the Rtpubli-
can party Is pursuing tends directly to
wards the reputation Of those. PRINCIPLES
uf government which every party aiyu.
Gated until within three years ago"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
oeSPOSoEscr LeAOs TO SUICIDE
"ie Of irving nua'sp ai Fish commis,io,
browns Herself.

Nashua, y. IT,. Sept. Mrs Ellen
Dunlap, wife ~ Irving DunIap ona NJ
the heads Of the fish commission g.
washington, j. g., committed suicida
Dy drowning III Pennichuck pond Iata
this afternoon. Mrs. Dunlan va
brought To this city. several weeks apo
ior treatment for general break dnU,n
in health and dependency and placed
N private institution. About weaIr
ago she escaped from the institution
anu wandered into the woods atfernnt
IhE ~ ma some means 81 killing bar-
SELF. but was found and brought back
lItr mental condition has been grorv.
ihg steadily worse. ana by that time
1t was believed she was insane Har
husband was notified and came here tn
take her back to Washington. This
afternoon, he took her for a drive and
while passing Pennichunk ponds Mrs
Dunlap, without any warning spranp
from the carriage and into the water
Dir Dunlap. being unable 10 swim
could not help her. ana no one was near
enough to render assistance The body
MAS later recovered. 1t Will De taken
to Washington fur burial Mrs DunIa,
WAS 30 years Of age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
HON. CURTIS GUILD
faiks on Silver Question at Richmond Corner
Republican Rally.

Richmond, Me-. Sept 4.-(SpcciaD.-
Hon. Curtis Guild Of Boston, addressed
4 large Republican rally at flag rails
ing at Richmond Corner, this after
noon.
colonel Guilds speech was mainly
directed TO the silver issue. He pointed
out Mr.. Bryans pledges in 1896 ana in
Iowa, last month. to pass a free silver
law il elected. lie took up in turn Nh
ElYan's prophecies in 1896 in regard
u gold standard ana showed by oil
ciah statistics the inaccuracy of MI.
Bryan's claims that with gold basis
failures would increase. transactions
diminish, the nation become debtor Of
England He showed that failures had
decreased. transactions increased ana
That With gold England has become the
debtor uf the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Peppercl and York mills at Bid
deford. resumed work, Tuesday. after
a shut down Of two weeks Their run
ming time is according to the regular
!lll ana winter schedule. Nothing h1a
been heard there in any way c1rrob.-
rating the rUmor of a reduction i'm
wages. ana the mill officials discredit
IT,
The marriage Of Miss Resale Anne
Mower of Dexter. Me-, u George Per
rim Dewey Of Portland. a newhew of
Admiral Dewey. was solemnizcd, Tues
day. at the church of the Advent at
Boston. The ceremony was performed
hy Rev Father Addison. Guests Were
present from New York, Portland ana
burlington.
Fire was discovered. Friday afternoon
an lana Of IiOlyoke x Mailing In the
southeast part of Lagrange The select
men. Mr.. Smell and W. l.. Woodmln. with
all the men they can get have been fight
ing night ana dIY since saturday after
noon. Mr.. Mailing went up from Bangor,
saturday. with crew Of men. 1t is rr-
ported that the iirse burned over 5Ol
acres. sunday. ana is in Alton bog. al
> T.. NJ. Monday. smoke indicated that the
lire WAS not under control.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
FLAG CAME DOWN.
Continued from page ~

Madison Taylor, representing the Board
Of Trade, and two police officers. returned
~ the van Ne-s cottage ana renewed the
request to have the flag removed. Again
the owner Of the flag declared that ne
would never haul II down ana defird The
officers To remove It, Quite a crowd hld
gathered 70 listen "a. his address against
the British ana their methods. When he
had finished, Mr.. Wood stepped out to
where The pole was erected ana himself
applied TIE knife Ia the halyards ana ths
Bper standard fi0ated to earth amid the
cheers Of those ass, mblrd The flag was
taken 10 the police station, where IL IL
now held
Mr.. van Ness II a New Yorker ana was
one Of the committee 10 receive the BOer
commissioners when they visited this
country Hc ha4 been requested to resign
from the Gcutlrmens Club. ana invita-
tioEs % the private functions already is-
sued have been cancelled
Ear Harb3r, Me, Sept "A number
"a Her Britannia Majestys nghtu.1
machines came To Bar Harb1r. today.
Up participate in the naval demonstra-
ti3n to which the citizens uf This sec-
tiou ana summer residents have Iooi.-
cd forward 10 with Z. nsiderable inter
c-t fur some time. Flying the flag WA
Vice Admiral Bedford at the fore. ana
the ensign Of Great Britain al the stern,
VII NJ. $. Crescent. tle flagship w TIL"
British North American squadron.
steamed at hIif speed into the inner
hIlbDr. aI g3u O'Clock. closely follow
81 by the PSYCHE Tribune and Iuiefa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
Railroads and Steamboats,.
BANGOR { kRQ0ST0OK
RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains
in Effect June rs, 1900

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
ABOUT $1,000
Continued from page ~

carried on active campaigns in the Sc
lection of representatives that Will
support them in the Legislature.
The work of the two parties during
the past few weeks has differed from
that of previous years the Republicans
dealing wholly with national issues,
while the Democrats have been active
on both national and state issues.
Every town in the state has been Wis
tied by spell binders and from N"
beginning ii has been termed an cdu-
cational campaign. The contests Were
also interesting in the 1st and "a g NJ
gressional districts, David J. Foster D:
Burlington, and Kittredge Haskins re-
spectively being elected by the usual
substantial Republican majorties.
Congressman Powers was a candidate
for denomination in the LIST District.
but was defeated in the convention by
Mr.. Foster The way was made clear
for the nomination Of Col. Haskins in
the "a District on account Of the le-
fusal Of Congressman GrJut to have
his name go before the convention, he
having decided to enter the Senatorial
race. The vote was unusually large in
nearly every city and town, although
not 50 large as in 1896
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
NEW YORK STATE CONVENTION.
Republicans Adopt Exhaustive State Platform
and Endorse Present Administration.

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hallohal questions y speaks in loI'""S
ne country was never 50 prosper
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tlon o. WIN. Mchlhley. 'arllal has
never been 50 actively occupied, the
volume or money IN circulation was
never 50 great, labor never 50 fully en-
ployed, wages never 50 high, prices
never 80 generally good.
The Chicago platform II still the
Democratic program. Conscious of the
weakness OF relying on the theories
that have been exploded and Of ignor-
ing facts that are self evident, the Dem
ocrats are Undertaking = push into
conspicuous position before the people
an issue which they like and stigma
tie the word imperialism
I'm this course they are character
istically dishonest. first. because there
Is no sentiment in the United States
that deserves to BE- called imperialism
and, second. because the Democrats do
not come with clean hands into a dis
cusSion Of popular SOVEREIGNTY ana thu
consent of the governed.
Neither in tho pbiIipuin..s nor else
whore vi1r ne carsa If human Iihar.,-
Look for tic charDrion ia - Marty who's.
only hone az obtaining nnyyar lies in
tho eunIrassior II burnar rirbts ,n5
in an nrpanizeJ cnnsrirar,- tn nuIIiI,-
the guarantees Win which Nh cnr.tt-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
,copyrisht. 1900 The Associated Press.

,Copyrishl 1900. The Associated Press ?
Shanghai, Sept. 4.-L Hung CHAINS.
Nung Lu, Tsu Tung ana Prince Ching.
whom an imperial edict has appointed
peace commissioners. constitute a radi-
cally anti-foreign commission. Tsu Tung
guardian Of the heir apparent. is especl-
ally obnoxious. The American Associa
ton. whose membership includes all the
foremost business men ut Shanghai met
today, ana adopted protect against the
evacuation of Pekin until Il final settle
ment has been reached. The meeting also
resolved to urge President Mckinley to
insist upon the appointment Of sItiSfac-
tory commissioners ana the recognition
nt thr EmDor0r MS .1Nereign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05

St. Adams. Vt. Sept. 4.-0ne Of the
stormiest elections in the history "A
this city occurred, today. resulting ut
the election of the Democratic repre-
sentative. Alvah II. George, a laWyer.
who was opposed by Francis w. Bald-
win, former superintendent of the Cen
trial Vermont Railway who was the
regular Republican nominee. ana by @.
L. Parker, an engineer, as Independents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
A $4,000 Fire al PortI-nd.

Portland Ne. Sept. THE sheds CON
ntcted with the wood yard M u. +. Jor-
dan On Paris street We're destroyed IVY
fire about midnight tonight The fire j.
thought az have been caused hy electric
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05

London. Sept. Ills A. M.-Today's
dispatches from Shanghai and Tieu
T5in refer to the hopeless confusion
ana mismaEagrmcnt Of the Chinese
telegraph system. which may probably
account in part for the delay in getting
news from Pekin. Another reason for
the delay. doubtless. is the anxiety Of
the chinese authorities to procure the
evacuation Of the capital No effort is
being spared by them ITO bring this
about. Their idea is that should thn
foreign ministers in Pekim be allowed
free communication with their govern
ments. the fun extent Of the completely
of the Chinese government in the anti
foreign Outrages would be revealed ana
would lead the allies to decide to re-
main until retribution had been ex-
acted.
All telegraphs have to be conveyed
by courier from Isl Nan Fu TO Pellin.
and probably MI cipher dispatches
have been stopped.
According to Shanghai adviccs, Ii
Hung Chang wired the Chinese minis
ter in London as follows: Our 81.
Petersburg minister has persuaded
Russia to leave Pekin. You are use
less if you cannot persuade England.
It is asserted that Earl Ii has prom
Used Russia three Mlnchurinn PROV
mccs if She secures The withdrawal Of
The allied forces f N Pellin and favor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
ALL DISEASES
WEAKNESSES OF MEN

From whatever cause arising. quickly and perma.
Medical institute, No. Bulfnch Street (oppos!te
Chief Consulting Physician, graduate of Har
ward hedical College. Glass Of 1851, late surgeon
Consultation in person or by letter 4 Medicr
Pamphlet wade mecum, Free, scaled. SC. for post
E-SeI TO every male reader OF this paper The best
Medical Book q this or any age (fOr men only en-
ti,ed n TUE SCIENCE OF LIFE: on
cravings perfect guide to all men married ct
sliiP =, oniy Socp In paper covers, sealed. Cloth,
run git, 81 send now, and Heal Thyself
Sal The Peabody Medical Institute has many
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
stops the Cough
md Mark. nff III E.tI

Laxative Hromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
.u.I An rac lay IND clra, Ny raw. Price
40 cents m.Wf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
WORKING
Women

are invited to write TO
Esrs. Pissk5asss for FREQ
advice about their health.
frs. Pinkl1as,, is a wo-
ss7a1s
If you have painful
periods, backaches or
.2s2y of the moro serious
ifs of women, write to
FRS Psnki5aB,; she has
helped s,,u!fiflsdes. Your
letter will be sacredIy
confidential.
Lydia Z. P7nkharsSs
Vegetable Compound IS
krowEs wherever tire Eny~
fish language is sp0kens
MofhEsfg else can Esossj-
Ely GO SO sure to nefp SUf-
FGs'Egsy women No other
gasc&ECis5c has Eselpea So
Eas1ssy.
Rem essber Ehfs when
something else rs SUg-
GcSfeGs
Egrs. PE7khari'S aG~
dress is Eynn, Mass
Her heEpisrg bapd is
always 0EsESfretCfaed 60
suffering women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05

apie peace terms from the powers.
Soth the Empress Dowager and III
hung Chang arc, said to be lavishing
money to attain these objects.
lhere Is no sign as yet OF any discus
SION on the part of the powers regard
ing the Russian proposals. The Jap
anese papers unreserVedly condemn
the idea of evacuating Pekin. and hint
that there Is a secret compact between
Germany and Russia 10 the detriment
OF Great Britain and Japan.
The Moscow correspondent Of the
STANDARD, referring to the horrible ac-
counts of Russian brutality at Blago-
Vestchensk after the bombardment
says:
1T is reported that the CosSacks
mercilessly butchered men, women ami
children in the villages on the Amur
river and flung their cOrpses into the
stream. These stories are confirmed
by an official order just issued, couch
ed in a mild tone admitting the mas
s1creS, which are described as caused
by eXaSperatiGn against the Chimes"
for beginning hOstilities, and threat
ening the utmost severity Of martial
law for any further violence to unarm-
ed, peaceful Cinnamon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
Rev Arrangement
FOR
Steamer Gardiner

IAPI. BRLWLR.
The Gardiner makes daily trips to
excepted. at which point the boat does
HIT land any dayl Mondays, thursdays
ana Saturdays only the boat viii leave
Augusta. Time OF leaving, l p. NJ. Leaves
25n. Bath BIAS. Returning. leaves Booth
bay at as \. NJ, Bath A. NJ, Rich
mond lois \. H., Gardiner Ills A. M.
ruis arrangement gives people at the Is
.ar as Il line chance f0T making the NJ
liver trip and returning the same dan
". p. HARRINGTON. Manager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05

Shanghai, Sep. At is officially an
nounccd that Germany is about to land
i@4 troops here to cooperate in the
protection of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05

In a hours nearly 200 trains pass in
and out Of New Street station, Birm-
ingham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05

This Is the PUREsT DRINKING WA
TER in the CITY for the ANALYSIS
SHOWS that there Is ABSOLUTELY NO
ORGANIC MATTER IN IT 1t boils up
solid layer of clay which strictly pro-
Lects ii from surface drainage and all
1uisonous matter. Those desiring PURE
DRINKING WATER should order PUhE
DIAMOND SPRING WATER today;
one gallon daily per month. ..!octs'
Each extra gallon daily per month. .iscts:
gallon daily per month. .;..M~
All orders promptly attended 70 "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05
AUGUSTA, MAINE.

analysis from the firth annual report OF
The Maine State Board OF Health.
THE SPARKLING LEARNESS tustl-
les the fanCiful NAME of the SPRING
~ N is ONE OF THE PUREST OF
WATERS" Date Of examination, April
e. 1889. Analysis of sample OF water No.
.i6 expressed in parts per 100000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-05


law for any further violence to unarm-
ed, peaceful Cinnamon
Berlin, Sept. 4-The German foreign
office announced. this aftern .Dn. tnat
no further news from China had been
received and that nothing was expect
"a until the ministers in Pekin could
formulate an opinion regarding the
question Of Withdrawing the interim
tiulal troops from the Chinese capital
1T is doubtful" said Il foreign Of
flee official whether the foreign min
istcrs have yet received instructions
from their governments in this mat
ter. The question Of Withdrawing the
troops viii meet with greater difficult
ties than that Of Withdrawing the MN
listers. II the troops are Withdrawn
an the foreigners must 20 also. ~
cause the natives would murder them
and claim il AS a triumph over tn
powers, thus creating a bad impress
sion upon the Chinese.
in various countries the newspapers
are exaggerating the situation. Their
is no question Of disagreement yet, for
Kussia's proposition is merely IN i,r
di-, ussinn. II has never been accepted
or rejected. But II iJ We're finally re-
jectrl by am the powers that would nos
necessarily mean the disruption M the
entente. since there Is ~ ground for
the belief that Russia would then ulua-
withdraw II III Pckin."
The HerIiucr Post. in an inspired
article. defends the position NJ Field
Marshal Count Won Wald-rSec us com
maudcr-iu-chiyf jon military and dip
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-08-18
HIsol TALLY uIs.
By Our Regular Correspondent.

A good crop OF grain is being harv-
ested.
Mr.. Pugh LETT for California again
Monday.
Mr.. Williams came in Saturday
and left Monday.
Mr.. Somers came over from the
Ludwig mine Monday.
The honey crop is reported to be
fair, and prices are high.
Harry Poindexter was down from
the Bluestone Wednesday.
Messrs. Whitesides and Dunbar
arrived from Oregon Monday.
There was a pleasant social dance
in the bowery Saturday night.
Miss Carrie Price returned to her
home in Virginia City Monday.
Harry Clinton and Went Willis
came down from Pine Grove Tues
day.
The weather got down to near the
freezing point several nights last
week.
Ohit dDouI man a SAoP VI
will be harvested in the valley this
season.
Will Mitchell, Luther Wilson and
Mr.. Cook, arrived from Elliott, Cal,
Friday.
The Bluejay mine shut down for
repairs Friday, but resumed opera
tons Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Mckenzie and frankie,
Chas. and Irene Downey went to
Dayton Thursday.
J. J. Blake and wife came down
from Pine Grove Tuesday and re-
turned Wednesday.
Walker Rivers bed in the lower
end of the valley is getting dry and
dusty. Ranchers are pumping water
for stock.
A crew of men with wagons and
machinery left the Miller ranch last
| week to cut the wild hay on the
Newlands ranch on the Carson River.
There must be something wrong
with the railroad freight rates when
lumber, general merchandise and
fruit can be hauled into the valley by
teams at rates lower than the rail-
road company charges.
N. |. X
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-08-18
Silver City items.

Mrs. MINIS, of San Francisco, is
here visiting relatives.
Mrs Kelley, of Carson, is here vis-
iting Mrs. P. Williams.
Cook Bone was taken to the hos
pital in Virginia last week.
Will Powers came in from Mason
Valley Sunday and lett for home
Wednesday.
The Overland mine is having a
large run of ore at the Pollard and
McTigue mill.
Fred Shafer returned to Silver
City this week, after long absence.
He is looking well and hearty.
The Silver City brass band has re-
organized and is practicing so az to
be able to give the politicians hi in
the coming campaign.
A number of Silver City sports
left for the Como hills Tuesday to
be on the ground when the sagehen
law expired-the 18th.
The remaining members of the
family of Frank Bellam. who have
been i'll with diphtheria, a re improv-
ing. Mr.. Bellam lost two children
form the dread disease.
Frank McTigue died here Tuesday
of miners consumption, after an i'll
ness of some months. Frank was
born in Gold Hill 81 years ago. He
was brother of Ed McTigue and a
stepson to G. G. Pollard. His funeral
took place Wednesday and was very
largely attended by friends and rel
ptivpg
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-08-18
District Court News.
atives.

Judge Mack held Court here last
Monday and transacted the follow.
ing business:
In the case of Orlando Cordelli ct
al VS.. Comstock Tunnel Co. ct al, a
citation was issued requiring de.
PENDANTS to appear on Monday, Aug.
ust goth, at 10 o'clock, to show cause
why an order should not be issued
restraining said defendants from in.
terfering with certain waters flow.
ing from the Sutro Tunnel into the
Cordelli ditch.
In the case Of John Gotelli ct al vs.
Orlando Cordelli ct al, it was ordered
that the order setting case for trial
on August 27th be vacated, and the
case was set for Monday, October
22d, before jury.
In the case of Henry Wood vs. F,
Knemeyer, it was ordered that the
order heretofore made, setting case
for trial on August 3Ist, be vacated
and the case was set for trial on
Thursday, October 2sth.
Court took recess until Monday
August 2oth.