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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-22
The Best Prescription for Ohills

and Fever is a bottle of GROVES TAsTELEss
CHILL Tonic. 1t is simply iron and qninine
u tasteless form. No cure--no pay. Doc
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

More wonderful than ever are the
offerings of this store. The two
powerful trade influences combine
marvelcns assortment. Economical
prices.
Ladies' Wrappers. 40, SO, s9c, &c.
Corsetine Wrappers, something new, 20;
ask to see our CSC special.
Black Skirts at So 80, 81. 9s, $1.79, S1.4s.
81 80 and 98c, etc.
Coored Skirts from csc up.
Flannelette, sfiounced, at CSC, $1.39 and
s149.
Great reduction in Ladies' and Misses
Coats and Capes.
Neck Rucbes CSC to $298
Few colors in Tsfets Silk left, which will
90 at IS and 49c.
Atwood French Flannel at 29c 49c, 60c
and 75c.
All wool Black Cheviot was Toe, now 6Oc.
Atwood Black Cheviot, was 81, now Toe.
Black solete Cheviot, was 1925, now 81.
Black solete Chevot, wss 81 so, row s1.26
1i-ysrd- wide Camels Hair 6uitiDg, to be
sacrificed at soc.
| Full line Of L. dies Underwear.
The W. B. erect form Corset, the latest,
800.
Misses Winter Vests, 10 to 6Oc.
Combination Suits, 26c.
Gents Shirts and Pants 4Ge.
Gents Shirts and Pants, Toe.
Gents Shirts aud Pants, 800, etc.
Boys heavyweight underwear, Shirts and
Drawers. 30c.
| A limited smount Of those Ice Curtains
at 49c, Csc and STA.
Also few pairs Of Ruftisd Curtains to be
closed out st Toe pair,
Good Heavy Comforts full size and well
made, Csc, 1926. $40, $500 and $3.50.
Extra Fine Qusllty Blankets in white, gray
and red. full size, from Toe to $40.
Full line Of Carpets at .uch prices when
will NJ AXE them 20 We make, lay and hne
carpets free Of charge.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COR. KING AND ROYAL SITS.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
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f R SALE
I will offer for sale at public auction in
front of the Boysl street entrance to the NAL
ket House Building at 2 m. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBEe ~, 1900,
tbs, valuable real estate situsted on the n.
2 correr Of Fairfax and Prince streets con
sisliup Of BRICK DWELLING and rohE
md Two SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS.
Te,ms: Cash. Oonve'sncins, notary ices
and n 8 revenue stamps at cost OF purchaser.
S"U - NJ. B. HARLOW,
Executor OF Elizabeth Burns, decd.
nov00 ts
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Y IBBY's HOMEMADE PLUMB PDD'
IL ING, Zoe per Id. can, at
w, p WOOLLS & SONS.
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IALIFORNIA UNPlTTED CdERRlEs,
~ Zoe per h., at
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OHOICE EvAP0RATED APPLES, in ]
~ Id. cartoons, only Be, at
w. p. WO0LLS s. SONS.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
Washington's Favorite Store.
Linens for
Thanksgiving.

64.inch extra heavy quality Full Bleach
cd Irish Table Dsmssk-65c value S0C
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Only $1,000.

Set of 102 Pieces,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
SHOOTING AFfRAY IN MEXICO.
Americans Defend Alleged Insult 10 Their
FLAG With Their Lives

Chicago, Fth. -a-A special to thu Tri-
Luac from Guaymls. Mexico. SAYS:
ON NAsAmgtun's birthday. q shooting
lnruy occurred az Pilarcs de TERRA. in
viii b three Americans and five Mexcaus
We're killed.
IRON accounts IL appears 4 friendly
feeling hId existed lt Pilnrcs ana in Dr.
drr tp 40 honor tr the United States IL
W.s arranged on Fob. - 10 raise the flags
81 thc two republic together on the tlaS
staff.
The McXicAus hll charge of The affair
ana raised th- American tilu above thr
Mexican. ~ tlr com lotr Eatist action ut
me Americans. but when the Americans
showed too much appreciation OF the act.
the NcNicans found they had made q
mistake and decided tl lower ana re-
hoist thc flags with thr Mexican lag On
trp- Then thr Americans declared sucn
d transaction would b. an insult to the
United States flag.
Superintendent panforth told the Mex
deans THAI they would have tJ shoot him
before thly could haul down the -Ameri-
can flag. IL wa hcld that tine flags
should have been properly huisted in Inc
first place. Thu McNiclns were about -
mon Danforth when Eoggesctt. who was
with the Rough Riders in cuba. inter
posed with 4, revolver in ,arh hand.
Firing from Both sides Immediately rl-
sized ANA EuIgvSytt WAS instantly killed.
John Evans ana DICK Eca two other
Americans. We're n.rtIlN wounded. But
Tho Americans held the HIg pole and both
flags tludtrt through the day.
Rive NtNfcans were killed ana the
dance which was M have followed wa 4
failure. a~ nn McNicauS attended ana
there were less than hllf-drZeE Nmcrl-
cans in condition Tor dancing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
SOME DELAYED REPORTS.
English Soldiers Showed Magnificent COURAGE
and Endurance Before Cronjc's Surrender.

Paardeberg, Monday. Feb. 26-(De-
Iayed in Transmisaion).-On This. the
eighth day cd Gen. cronje's resistance.
Gen. Smith Dorrien has worked up the
river bed TO within 200 yards Of the
Boer laager. squeezing the enemy in
to a more and more confined space.
The stay of the British here has not
been in any way due to Gen. crOnie.
but il order to get supplies and rest
the troops which had become abso-
lutclv necessary. Now there are daily
arrivals of large conveys allowing full
rations to the men, which had at best
been intermittent during the last three
days. A heavy rain has caused great
discomfort to the British, but greater
to the Beers, and the cold winds have
killed many sick animals. Last night,
the river rose and brought down a
great number of dead Boer horses.
When the history Of Lord Roberts
movement is written it will be found
that the marching power and magnifi-
cent endurance Of the British soldier is
as great as ever. The march itself as
seen on the map would be nothing
very marvellous, but it must be re-
memberpd that the whole original plan
of march was changed when Gen.
Cronje made his magnificent night trek
on the 18th. The whole army swung
to the left in hot pursuit. Some Of thu
regiments marched p miles in "A hours
outstripping tine transport supplies
and living for days ON almost quarter
rations. Yet the fatigue ana hardship
Were borne with wonderful cheerful
ness. There has been a drenching rain
for the last three days. the men lying
fully exposed to the rain and cold
winds. all Of which proved the admir-
able pluck ana endurance Of the men.
Every day. owing to the enormous
extent of the British lines. news is
brought Of some it'll" action which
had passed unnoticed in the excite
ment Of Gen. Cronjc's investment
Last Monday night. a brilliant piece
If work was performed by the Chou
cesters. During the afternoon, they
approached a kopje containing a body
Of Beers. They waited till nightfall
" len 120 men charged the kopje with
the bayonet and drove off the enemy
with loss. The position taken. how
ever. was evacuated during the night
Last night, the rattle Of musketry
showed that the Beers had discovered
our nightly rush forward in the river
bed which they have been unable to
stop. Yesterday, they were shelled in
tcrmittently. The Roers possess two
Nickcrs- Maxim guns. two 15-poundcrs
and are supposed To have 4 big gun.
all Of which appear to BE- sedulously
hidden.
The war balloon is doing good work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
VARIOUS OPINIONS
On The incidents Connected with the Suren-
der OF Cronjc.

| New York, Feb. 2S.-Thc special ca
bles to the morning papers teen with
| expressions of opinion as to what will
| To- the effect Of Gen. Cronje's surrender
on the future conduct Of the Transvaal
war. Says The military expert of the
| London Morning Leader:
-Four thousand Beers and five e
pound guns. On one side. on The other
three ana d half divisions ana an cnor-
nous increasing force with n mass of
heavy artillery. Yet the Beers have
| kept up the contest for more than a
week after General Kelly Kenny
| caught them ana after Con. French
headed them off their line Of retreat.
Many If Cronje's men have got away.
ana they have saved all their artillery.
WHITTIER they nave gone docs not yet
appear Those heavy guns which used
to make Mcthucn grind his teeth in
impotence. have disappeared. Where
are they now?
why. If course. On the way to
Blocmfontcin.
The fact that third of The pris-
oncrs are Free Statcrs does not induce
condolences that Gen. French will De
able to spare many Of his mounted
troops for the relief Of Mafeking.
II take it for granted that Gen.
French and the greater part If his cav
airy are on their way To Iiluemfontein.
cunnot imagine anything 50 suicidal
rs that the Beers would mass at the
capitol Of the Free State.
"Ladysmith has not yet been relieved,
ana the very last news. last night, is
: Z "a ty-lI1lI Wish
1T is likely that, if the enemy has
got away lis big guns. he has also sent
back to the next front, the men who
we're engaged iii removing the guns.
IF Gen. J0uhert. too, can deliver
what an American gentleman might
call IA mules kick" Joubert will not
only gct away easily, but Will give u
some trouble before he clears the
passes.
The World prints an interview with
\ foreign attache at Washington in
which these views are expressed:
..'There is one aspect OF the capitula-
ton of General Cronje which is humil-
hitting to every soldier. There is
brotherhood OF chivalry which binds all
rrofoseionaI soldiers. Violation of the
delicate amenities which govern the
conduct of members of our profession
IL n reflection upon the order of chiv-
a1rv as much. today, as it was when
kniehtho0d was in flower.
.The fact that Lord Roberts and his
lieutenant. Lord Kitchener, compelled
thr valorous Cronje to the bitter hui
initiation Of presenting himself at the
tort If his conqueror as a suppliant Tor
tbo miserable boon of unconditional
c,,,.rander is a requital of bravery not
consistent with chivalrous conuuct.
soldiers throughout the world VIII De
amazed. There was no personal eA-
cuse."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
TRANSvAAL WAR NOTES.

There are now coo hundred prisoners at
Mndder river most of whom surrendered
Friday ana Saturday, They are kept I'm
der guard between wire fences.
Lord Mimic. the governor general at OF
lava. ont. received Wednesday, the fol
lowing clhIegram from Hon. Jos. Cham
5erlain: "L"ndon. Feb. 3S.-Hearty con-
Gr3tulations t. Canada on the noble part
taken by Canadian troops in Roberts
achievement.
The governor general at Ottawa. ont.
has received the following dispatch from
Princess Louise, wife of the former gov
ernor Of Canada, the Marquis of Lorne:
1 desire u express congratulations on
cronjes SURRENDER Effected by gallant
Canadian aid. Deep sympathy for Cana
dian losses. Am proud TO have lived
among them. Louise"
The governor of Cape Colony, Sir Al
fred Miner. has further prorogued the
cape Parliament 70 April 6. He has also
issued proclamation announcing that
The military authorities are authorized to
impress wagons, horses, oxen and other
nccessaries in Southern Rhodesia. the
articles thus taken to be paid for NJ a fair
value. This is taken To mean that Col
Plumcr's column advancing to the relief
of Mafeking viii be enabled to seize sup
plies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
BULLER TAXES PETERS HILL.
Brilliant Achievement Prisoners Captur-
ed-Another Step Toward Ladysmith.

London. Feb. 2S.-The war office has
received the following dispatch from
General Butler:
Headquarters. Hlandwana, Feb. q.
3 a. M.-Finding that the passage Of
Langewacht's spruit was commanded
by some strong entertainments, | re
cOnnoitered for another passage of the
Tugela. one was found for me below
the cateract by Col. Slndbach, Royal
Engineers. on Feb. %.
We commenced making an approach
there to and on Feb. PC. finding that /
could make the passage practicable. |
crossed tn" guns ana baggage back tn
the south side of the TuE-la, took up The
p1ntoon bridge on Monday night, and
relaid it at the new site. which is just
below the point marked by the cata-
raCt.
During all this time the troops HAD
been scattered, crouching under has
tily-cOnstrncted, small stone shelters
and exposed to a calling shell ana rifle
fire and throughout they maintained
the most excellent spirits
Tuesday, General Barton with two
battalions Of the 9Th Brigade ana the
pupIiI uSllltfS, cItnt ABOUT mll'
and half down the banks of the river
ana assembled very steep cliff-dlmost
precipice-of about 500 feet. as sault-
ed and carried the top uf Pictcrs hill.
The hill. to a certain extent. turned
the enemy's left ana the 4th Brigade
under Col. Norcott. ana the 11th Bri-
Sade, under Col. Kitchener commando
ing tn" whole under command Of Cen
efal Warren, assailed the enemy's DO
sitlon' which was magnicently carried
by the South Lancashire Regiment.
about sunset
we took about Go prisoners ana
scattered the enemy in all directions.
mere seems to be still 4 considerable
pody of them left on and under Hu-
Waha mountain. our losses. hone.
are not large. They certainly ara
lluch less than they would have been
me'e II not for the admirable manner
III Wnlch the artillery was served. es-
pselaiiy the guns manned by the RDyaI
teers" ->'N"i Noiuil-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
LARCENY OF $4,000
Charged Agains! Pres. Cook CT Cook Nail Co.
He Indignantly Denies it.

Boston. Feb. 2S-Lemuel :. cook of S
Stanford street, Dorchester. president Of
the Cook Nail CO., WIS arrested. this
evening. On 4 warrant charging him with
the larceny ~ SlHul upon COMPLAINT .oi
tben Perkins Of St John, y. ~, who
represented that Mr. Cook was about to
lctvc the city. Mr.. Cook. Who is about
~ years of age, is also treasurer ~ tn
Monarch Nail Co. FOR whose product thc
COOK 90 il the selling agent. According
10 the police. it is charged thlt nntya
made payable To the Munar,h Nail co.
were discounted at a local bank ana the
proceeds placed to his own credit.
Mr.. cook stated. tonight mat the
charge against him was entirely false,
that every dollar nc money ne nad re-
ccivcd for the company had been given
over to it ana used in the business and
for nothing else. Mr.. Cook further placed
the responsibility for his arrest upon Nj
Perkins, who is the assistant superin-
tcndent of the Portland Rolling Mills,
with whom he said he had had trouble for
years.
IN to late hour the prisoner had not
succeeded in obtaining bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
AT RAILWAY HILL.
Richard Harding Davis Describes The Oesper-
ate Fighting Of Last Friday.

London, Feb. 2S-Richard Harding Da-
yiS sends tn" following dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Peters. describing tho
desperate fighting At Railway Hill. 1t is
dated Feb. n:
Last night, the Inniskilling Fusiliers
mixed with some of the Dublin Fusiliers
and the COnnaught Rangers. attempted
to carry Railway IIill from Peters. They
wsrr under n 4 continuous fire. throush
ground to III" first Bocr trench Half
way up the hill the Beers retreatcd to
the crest, ana then came back on either
flank of the Irish troops. cnfildding the
captured trench with a savage cross as
well rs direct fire.
IAN night ana until 9 O'Clock in the
morning. our men heih the position under
roll call only five officers and 100 men an
SWcred to their names
"Col. Th2ckery ana Major Sanders Of
the Inniskillings, Col. Sitwell Of the Dub
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
SILL SHORT OF FOOD.
Kimberley Has Seen Relieved but The Luxures
Of Life Are Still Missing.

Kimberley. Tuesday, Feb. 27-Col.
Pcakman, with a mounted force and 4
Maxim. proceeded to Barkly West,
whore he was warmly welcomed. He
left a strong guard and then proceeded
to L0ngllndst. Windsorton and Kip
dam. There We're rumors Of Beers in
the neighborhood. but no dcmonstra-
ton occurred
The Diamond Fields Advertiser
draws pointed attention to the fact
that although kimberley was relieved
about two weeks ago. there has been
no ameluration in regard to the food
supply. 1t is still impossible as it was
during the investment, to procure tin
Of condensed milk or cocoa without 4
medical certificate. The inhabitants
continue Without many Of the common
articles of food. although meat rations
have been increased to half a pound
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
AT QUINCY. MASS.
Men Offered SO Cents Per Hour and 10 Per
Cent. Piece Work Increase.

Quincy. Mass. Fcb 1S-The committees
NJ conference from the local Granite
Manufacturers Association ana the two
branches Of the Cutters Union met, to-
night. and discussed the questions which
will be involved in the strike. tomorrow.
III wa some tim, before the conference
Eot down to business.
The manufacturers made the PROPOSE
tirn To grant an N-hour day at % cents
per hour Js an average and Il II per cent
increase upon the piece price list 1t was
Il greed that the committees from the
union would report lack tO their branches
ANA notify tht cutters i'll mass meeting,
made known at another conference. to-
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
SILENT SHEDS.
Continued from page ~

that In Offering the Granite Cutters Ma
tional Union VI Barre. VII. the sum OF "a
cents por hour. as IN average rate Of
wages, ana cOnceding them the 5 hours
per day for six days in the week, we
have offered them all that we possibly
can ana all that the condition of business
Will warrant AT this time. ana We hereby
pledge ourselves To stand by said propo-
sitiuu."
NJ. II. Gibson. proprietor of the Rye
gate Granite Works. has arranged with
his cutters to work right along and not
- out. March !. He will pay them IS
rer day for hours, pending settlement in
Barre ana other places. when lie will fan
into line with the general procession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
Inc Queen Cables Congratulations.

London. Feb. 2S.-In her dispatch 10
Lord Roberts. following tho announce
ment of the surrender Of Cen. Cronje.
Her Majesty said: "Acccpt for YOU
self and for all under your command.
my warmest congratulations cn thc
splendid news"
Lord Roberts replied as follows: All
under my command ara deeply CRATE
full for Your Majesty's most gracious
message. Congratulations from their
Queen is an honor the soldiers dearly
prize
Gen. Butler has wired his thanks to
the Queen for her telegram ~ ''gra-
cious sympathy ana announcement"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
Rejoicing in Cape Colony and Natal.

London, Feb 2S.-Thcre has been ex-
travasant rejoicing in cape Colony
and Natal at the surrender Of Gen.
Cronje. Crowds of people have been
paradng the streets Of the different
towns. singing ana cheering Flags
have been every where displayed. the
warships ana merchantmen have been
dressed with bunting and salutes have
been fired. At Durham, the Stars and
Stripes have been flying alongside the
Union Jack over the Town han.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
a Single Fact

Is worth a shipload of argument"
What shall DO said. then. Of thousands
Of facts? Every cure by Hoods Sar-
saparilla is n fact, presenting the
strongest possible evidence of the
merit Of this medicine. Thousands
and thousands Of such facts prove that
Hoods Sarsaparilla will cure all dis
cases caused or promoted by impure
blood. /, is the best medicine money
can huy
Indigestion, nausea are cured by
Hood Pills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
Bad Fire at Hartford. CT.

Hartford. Conn, March IAN alarm
of fire followed by second alarm, at
about / o'clock this morning. has been
turned in for fire in the Evening
Post building.
The Hartford Post Greeley, clothier.
Billings, tailor. occupying the first
floor Of the Evening Post building,
We're burned out. The loss may be
about $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
Three Lives Lost in New York Fire.

New York. March IA fierce fire broke
out ut midnight in tenement at 1851
Third avenue The police and firemen
Inadr many thrilling rcscucs and after
the fury ot the flames had been spent:
The bodies Of three children were found
in the ruins. They are thought to be the
children OF Edward Friedman, who lived
on the top floor of the building. Fried
mans wife is missing and she is thought
also To have been burned 10 death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
BARRE. VI. FIRMS SETTLE.
Accepts rs Cents Per Hour Compromise and
Men Will Continue Work.

Barre ME-. Feb. 2N.-At n meeting Of the
granite manufacturers, tonight. AT which
about AZ firms We're represented. il was
voted Ia accept the compromise Of 81
cents per hour as proposed by the cutters
at their meeting held here. tonight. This
action aNcrtS 4 strike Of the hoo or more
cutters ana sharprncrs. ana these men
Will AN 80 ID work. tomorrow. under the
new schedule. The manufacturers had
previously conceded the demand for
hours a dIy for six days a week. but re-
fused 10 pay more than nm average of "a
cents prr hour claiming that the condi-
tion oi business would not warrant any
inCrnlNc in tho.n ngurrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
British Casualty Total. 1884.

London. Feb 2S-S55 p. M.-The rapidlv
growing casualty lists are being classified
as quickly as possible. They show thar
up to this morning. the total number Of
casualties was FISH. of which 23l9 were
added during the last fortnight. Ten of
the II Scotch regiments lost about al50
men, and light of the Irish regiments
1000 Then come the GlouccStcrs ami
NorthumhcrlandS, while If nearly 200 CO.
lonill the Royal Canadians lost I2l and
the Victoria Mounted contingent u. The
casualties are classified thus: Killed lT2;
wounded, GN3N: missing. 3l73: disease, 500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
Burying the Dead al CoIenso.

Colenso. Monday, Feb. Yesterday.
an armistice was agreed upon ana both
sides removed their wounded and
buried their dead. The Beers lost
heavily in attacking and many were
killed among the trees. Severe mus
kerry fire was resumed. last evening
1t was started by the accidental dis
charge Of 4 rifle. 1t is reported that
there are 400 Beers near Ennersdale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
MEDICAL BOOK FREE.

"Know Thyself," a book Tor men only,
regular price 80 cents, will be sent free
(sealed and postpaid to all male read
ers mentioning this paper ana date en-
closing &c. for postage address N" Pea
hndy Medical Institute, 4 Eulinch ST.
boston. Mass. the oldest ana he-; ingti-
tuition nf its kind in America. Write to-
day for free book.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
Belfast Has a Lille SLindy.

Belfast, Feb. ga rumor that Lady
smith had been relieved led To street
precipitatcd conflicts between the Or
anEemon ana Nationalist. There was
considerable stone throwing ana many
persons were injured and some property
damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

The German battleship Sachsen is re-
ported to have stranded near Kiel
during fog. In an attempt
To tighten the vessel by removing some
Of her guns. one Of them was lost. The
Dattlcship Wurtcmberg and the coast
defense ironclad Aegir are endeavoring
to set The Sachsen afloat, but hitherto
little has been accomplished.