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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Py The signing of q three years agree
ment with the structural iron workers
Tuesday. The labor troubles in Chicago
-O far az they affect the construction of
;hc new post office building there have
been settled. Work Is To begin On the BIZ
structure al once with 4 large force OF
men.
Patrick Rice. formerly one Of the most
famous Of American race horse trainers.
has committed suicide near san Rafael
cal. by taking laudanum. Rice. who
famous tharouchhrelS. was one Of The
first horsemeu to go to England with an
American stable
Prof. r. &. Rogers. principal OF Burr <
Burton Seminary AT Manchester. Nt., the
oldest preparatory school i'll Vermont. Is
very i'll with pneumonia. Prof Rogers
graduated from Dartmouth College. last
year. and was at the head of his class.
The physicians fear that The chances are
against his recovery.
Telephone communication between
England and Belgium is To be established
and opened to the public about Feb. j.
1901. according to United States Consul
Roosevelt Az Brussels. in dispatch to
terminus will be La Panne. near the
French frontier. The line will be about
"a miles.
The Columbus Presbytery decided.
Tuesday. by practically unanimous vote
to recommend to the committee of Is. re
Gently appointed by the Presbyterian
General Assembly 10 consider the uues-
tion OF revision Of the creed of the church.
a supplemental. explanatory statement of
the confession prepared by the Rev. DR..
Z. d. Norris OF Columbus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
FOREIGN LOANS.
Gov. Rooseveii's Subject for Short Addresses
in New York.

Norwich. y. Y. Oct. 24-Gov. Roose-
welt is in excellent physical shape and is
only slightly hoarse.
Ii was 10 O'Clock when the train pulled
out of here, the schedule allowing long
er rest trip through four counties, termi-
mating in the two large meetings here.
The trip planned, today. carried the
governor from Chenango to Oneida coun-
" and is planned to end up at Utica. to-
night Stops were made. today. at Earl
Rome Utica was reached before T. NJ.
The governor took up new topic, this
morning in his short speeches. MIR. Bry-
an in his tour through this country had
called attention to the loans of money
made in Europe and had denounced II as
robbing this country TO enrich a few who
loaned and with no benefit but material
harm TO the wage earners. Gov. Roose-
welt argued that money was only loaned
where the greatest advantage was TO be
gained. and that such advantage was for
the good of every man VINO produced or
accuInuates money. The governor also
took up the statement of MIR. Bryan tnat
the people OF Puerto Rico. particularly
the blacks. Was diSfranchised. ana In tins
relation at EarlVille. the first stop. said
The other day Mir. Bryan was asked
how he reconciled his demand for self
government for Malay bandits with the
denia! by his party ot the right Of self
government TO our fellow citizens Of
duskier skin in North Carolina, and he
answered that all men of color We're not
allowed to vote in Puerto Rico Now l
say that answer was utterly inSnCere:
tnat tusng the word dishonest in its
largest SenSe) it was a dishonest answer.
Mr.. Bryan either knows or ought 10 know
that there is not in Puerto Rico the slight
est restriction on account OF color. In
North Carolina, however. the black man
is disfranchised as such by qualifications
that apply to him and not to the white
man. but in PutrtO Rico i man Is allowed
10 vote if he owns any property or can
read and write, whether he i white or
Culored.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
WHY UNITED STATES LEADS.
children in the Public Schools Reach Grand
Total Of 6,735, 1862.

Washington. Oct. 24.--The annual re-
port of the United States commissioner
OF education for the fiscal year ended
June last, gives the figures for the fis-
cal year 1s9S-99, as the latest statistics
obtainable. 1t shows that the grand
total of pupils in all schools, element
AIRY, secondary and higher, public and
private, for the year ended July ],
1899 was 16, 73S. .362. of which the num-
ber enrolled in the common schools.
elementary and secondary, was IL, 1885
115. Twenty and one-half per cent.
Of the entire pupils We're enrolled in
the public elementary schools and high
schools.
There were 35.45s pupils in attend
ance in all departments of the colleges
OF agriculture ana the mechanic arts
under the act Of Congress approved.
Aug. 30, 1880, in aid Of such institu-
tons, distributed among the various
states. amounted to So. l93, ,0l6, of which
Sl,169. ZIG was derived from acts Of Con-
gress, $2,570.427 was appropriated by
the several states and territories and
the remainder was derived from fees.
invested funds and other miscellaneous
sources
lnder supervision Of the bureau. %
public schools are maintained in Alas
ka. with total enrolment Of 1723
pupils.
The report reviews the school work
in the Philippines. Cuba. Puerto Rico
and Hawaii. The total attendance III
The Manila schools Is given az 5106. On
Sept. 20. 1899. against a school pOpula-
tion of some -. 600 In cuba. in March.
1900. there were 1S1 boards Of educa-
ton 309s schools in operation. with
$500 teachers ana 1870 900 children en-
rolled. In 1899 there had been only 700
schools. attendance 1000. The expendi-
lures UP to tn" end of March 1900 had
been $500 600. the school fund being
taken from the customs receipts and
the estimate for 1900 was 81 900 900 III
Puerto Rico. for the first term 0f 1899
1900, the school enrolment was 2i.4g2:
average daily ATTENDANCE. 0.l63; pop
uiItion # the island. 957.779. In
Hawaii the total number W public ana
private schools is l6s. with a total en-
rollment ~ l.. +s0. including a large
proportion M foreigners each nation
alIty having its own teachers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

ns-eontinental group of railroads living
,r,s.,, ues p',1 the MISSOURI river. The strenstS
sensrai llst with greater or less efyer'
- ttu'Ne Dnying of Sugar helped the rise in
49,. ,.ss speciaties- 81. Other leaders In the al
poii'ts- u more substantial benef. ~:
tii',a neWS " 20 or the engagement OF an addia
,Ional v.e,a N,5CoVoo Of gold for import There ua
AZ %ere @ weak spots in the bond market' 10.
,l.i. uas. dflu u did not fully share in H.
great activity. Of the stock market To,nf e
,,aI,, aa,es, par value, s2,O35.001. United ststs1
soserninent bonds Were all advanced y
per cent. on the last call =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
REPORT DiSCREDlTED.
Pacific Mai! Company Has Not Passed inlc
New Hands.

New York. oct. -4.-The Evening
Post. today. says:
NO credit was given in the best .n-
formed circles. today U the report
published prominently. this morning,
that control of the Pacific Mail co..
had passed from the Huntington and
Southern Pacific interests to Chairman
f. H. Hartman Of the Union Pacific
who. it was asserted, was acting in
conjunction with Vanderbilt interests
The Mail and Express says that four
rans-continental railroads are fighting
ID secure control Of the Pacific Mail
steamship Co. and that the contes.
i going oh i'll open market. To this end
it is said that the Southern Pacific has
been a heavy buyer Of Pacific Mail
stock recently in an endeavor To retain
its hold on the property, which il had
exerted through Mr. Huntington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
P0ATLAN0'S MYSTERY.
Undecided as to Whether Il is Murder. Sui
eide or Accident.

p.r,,,,,1 A. o.. o ri. III. -
richIy dressed man about (" years ot aGe.
was found floating in tho hIrbar here.
,his morning HI /, no.E.r ~ the dasd
......,... ...,..,,,.... ,.., ,,..
;" n '"'i'' y '''' "e"''''N
thr name walter Z. Hoy, e f1ith are-
nae. New York" The man weighed about
1-j pounds was feet. inches In hcla...
he'd heavy dark mousta,he tinsed with
gray. yc~y heavy eyebrows ana wa
slightly hJld. When found there was
url5 & cents in money in the pockets. At
.aoh,d III thp wai-tcolt was Il watch
chain, but there was mo- w4ten. The no.
iice think Il possibi.. lha- TIE man was
cobbed during the night ani then thrown
into the water. Ther. were mo mark,
upon thr ho,ly which w.4Ild Ield ~ WV.
belief that he had be.-, assaulted nm.
man had been dead onI, fiv, or six bours
-
fiji ldid. Nc oct -+-Ihe body
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
Admiral Schley Refuses Democrats.

New York. Oct 24,-The program for
the visit OF VIM. J. Bryan to this city,
this week. was announced, tonight, by the
committee OF arrangements Of the Ma
tiOnal Association Of Democratic Clubs.
The Democratic candidate is expected to
arrive. Friday evening. remaining over
night at the Hoffman house and going To
New Haven, Conn. Saturday morning,
where he will address the Yale students.
On hte return trip To New York. which
city he expects TO reach at rs r. NJ, ne
will be escorted by the Democratic clubs
of Connecticut. in Il special train 70 which
his private car will be attached.
Josiah Quincy Of Boston, viii be one OF
the speakers at the night meetings. To
an invitation To be present at this dem
onstration, Admiral Schley has cabled
from Rio:
w r. Hearst. New York: l appreciate
and gratefully thank the National Asso-
honor ard confidence. hut I must adhere
steadtastly 10 my fixed resolve to permit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
Closer Commercial Union Advocated.

London. Oct. 45-The chancellor of the
exchequer. Sir Michael Hicks Beach. in
the course vi an address before thc Liver
pool Chamber of Commerce. advocated
closer commercial union batWeen the diff
feycut counlrie- Of the empire and greater
organization for thu empires common i'm
terests. He said with regard to the for
NOR that il was impossible for Great
Britain to ne other than y free trade
country ma that he sympl .hized with
Sir Witlid Lauri.r. the Dominion pre-
mier. i'm his opinion that AN imperial
Loliverein was undttainlblc without free
trade within The empire.
50 fIr aa imperial organization was con-
cerned. he said he did not think there
was ans immediate danger of WAT: ana ne
expressed hope that the principles ~
thr Anglo-German agreement would he
lIniNNrSII
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
Diplomatic Corps Satisfied.

Berlin. Oct. 24.-Baron Won Rich
hofens appointment as minister or
foreign affairs. in succession to Count
Won BueloW. the new imperial chan
cell0r. has been hailed with satisfac
ZION by the entire diplomatic corps.
The United States embassy is particu-
larly gratified. He is now 53 years Of
age, very accessible. straightforward
and thoroughly business-like in his
methods. He is considered Anglo
philein in his tendency, and. on this
account. the Agrarian press expressed
mistrust concerning the results Of his
policy,
The Deutsche Tages Zeitung says:
Baron Won Richthofens is the repre-
sentative of the policy which we term
'Aenglacnderei' and deplore.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
YOUR AND. SWEDEN.
Many oil Us Extend Sympathy on The Low
State OF Your Finances.

London. oct. PA dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail from Stockholm. Sweden.
says. The extraordinary scarcity of
money. which has been growing more
acute for a month. is SO seriously affect
ing commercial circles as 10 threaten u
crisis.
THU balance NJ foreign trade continues
against Sweden and the repeated con-
traction If guId loans abroad fails to pal
late the situation. Industries are daily
launched but adequate capital is unavail-
able and the newspapers are filled with
appeals from firms in desperate straits
Tor money.
Rural people attracted by the industrial
activity are toCkiug To the towns. ana.
consequently. the demand for houses is
50 great th1t rents have advanced - 10
ppT cent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
Medical Book Free.

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sent free, postpaid, sealed. to any male
reader mentioning this paper; &c. for post
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The Peabody Medical Institute is a fixed fact
In he medical phenomena of this country and il
Will remain so.-BOston Journal
The Peabody Medical Institute has many
iinitatofs eut no equals, ,-5VsiVE Herald,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
TAMMAsf Is ALARMED.
Van Wyck 0ldercd 10 Answer Ice Trus. Charges
in Hurry.

New York, Oct. 24.-Richard Croker
conferred. tonight. with several Tam
many leaders at the Democratic club.
After much telephoning and hurrying
Of messengers for Mayor Van Wyck.
that official reached the club and hur-
red up stairs. 1t was learned that the
mayors answer to the Ice Trust charg-
es was the matter under consideration
and after the conference it was re-
ported that Mayor Van Wyck had de-
cided to give his answer to the public.
Frid4N.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
A Prosps ri.y Old Home Week Festival.

Chicago. Oct. 24.-The Marquette
Club, Republican. held a Prosperity
Harvest Home Festival at the Coils
cum, tonight. Twenty-Five hundred
people sat at the banquet tables on the
main floors. besides a number OF spec
tators in the galleries. James NJ. Whe-
don, president of the Marquette Club,
presided, and speeches We're delivered
by Senator NJ. \. Hanna. J. X. Cub
bins of Kansas and Henry y. EstabroOk
of Chicago,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
The Peoples Pariy's Aqonizinq Appeal.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. 25.-J. A. Parker.
chairman OF the national committee of
me Peoples party, gave out: today, an
auutesS 70 the true Populists of the
Tour years ago the party was shamefuly
petrayed by those whom ii had intrusted
WIN win power. that the principles of Popu-
iisi iisii Were pfosututed TO the greed of po-
ltical pirates. He asserts that tne uartv
was misled in 1896 by political lies ana
INFAMOUS slandering of its Presidential
caltuidate ana that the same tactics are
to be tried this year
re urges the members of the party to
40 thelr whole duty in the work OF saving
the Peoples party at the coming election.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

New York, Oct. 24.-The Republican
county committee is busy completing
the arrangements for the Roosevelt re
ception at Madison Square Garden. Fri
day night. \ feature will be the sing
ing. \ number of bands will simultan-
eously play The Star Spangled Ban
ner," while a chorus of 10000 people
directed by Geo. L. Humphrey, band
master of the 1th Regiment Band. VIII
take part. The great tower searchlight
will beat time with the band. Amer
lea" will also be sung.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

New York. Oct. u
Cotton futures closed steady at the de-
cline. October, SS3: November, sA; De
cember, SIS; January. S.S2; February, ~:
March, April. $50; May, S.9; June, S."'
July, SIS; August, SGT.
Cotton spot closed quiet; middling Cp-
lands. 2 7-l6; middiing Gulf, il-l6. SaisAs
500 bales. sA-.>.lA-~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
Senator Frye in New York.

New York. oct. Ex-senator VIM. P.
Frye of Maine who has recently been
stumplng in the middle West with
Senator Hanna called at Republican
national headquarters. today. He Will
remain in this city until the 26th. when
he will speak at the Roosevelt mass
meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

The remains of Sir Roderick Gamer
on, Of Staten Island. n. Y, who died
at the Hyde Park Hotel at London,
Oct. 70, have been embalmed and will
be forwarded to New York, Saturday
next. a..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
kentucky's New Election Law.

frankfort. Ky. Oct. 24-Gov Breck-
nam, today. approved the election bill
passed AT the extra session of the Leg
islature, which adjourned, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
HICKMAN RELEASED ON BAIL.
Max Statement OF Actions Of Paterson Men
Char ed With Murder.

Paterson. n. j.. Oct 24-The four
men charged with completely in the
death Of Jennie Bosschieter. the IL
year-old mill operative. spent the night
in separate cells at the Passaic county
Jail. No one is allowed to see the pris-
0ners but their attorneys and mem
bers Of thei" respective families.
Sculthorp. the hackman. was releas-
cd from iail, this forenoon, on 5000 bail
furnished by his counsel. Before he
was allowed his freedom he made Il
full statement - Chiet Of Police Graul
ana Recorder Senior, giving the move
wen;s af the four prisoners on the
night that the girl met ilcr death and
describing how they are alleged 70
have maltleated her until she died.
Schu!throp. after leaving the JAIL
was surrounded hy newspaper men and
others. but he stated that he had been
advised by his counsel to Say nothing
about the case and would not talk.
The authorities say they have con-
| fessions from campbell ana Death. but
that McAlliter ana Kerr have refused
to confirm tie damaging statement
sworn W by tie hackman.
The case viii be taken before the
Plssaic county grand jury. which i-
now and session. and should the pris-
ouers be indicted they wiIl unIoubted-
iy have Q speedy trial.
New York. oct. 2L-There has been
some question IS 70 the degree IF crime
that can b. charged against the pris-
/ onerS. The law. however. is explicit.
Under the provisions Of 1895 just suyh
an occurrence AZ the death of the eirl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

George F. Ashton, business man and
inventor OF Rochester. \. Y. left there
trip. On the nth. Mrs. Ashton received i
letter from her husband in which he
stated that he would leave for home. the
next morning. Since that time nothing
has, been heard of him. While in New
ork Mr.; Ashton registered a Hotel Al
bert and from the fact that mis- baggage
IS still n the hotel and his bill unpaid il
i feared that he has met with t0ul play
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

protection TO the Cuhans and have for Is
years given protection to the republics OF
Central ana South America
NO one has attempted To fix the num-
ber of hours or days or weeks or months
necessary. but l VIII say this that ! pe-
lieve thaj We could establish q stable gn4-
eminent in the Philippines I'LL less time
than the Republican party has estahiiS-eI 4
one In cuba. ana th3t / think / can prom
Use sou thar our officials would not en-
bcZZle as Republican officials have en-
UeZzled Cuban money
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
LACK OF ENTHUSIASM.
Apparent at Some OF Mr.. BYan's Deiewal e
Meetings.

Wilmington. Del. Oct. 2i.-Mr. BrY-
an made two speeches Of some length
in this city, tonight after having made
u other addresses during the day. Be
ginning at st MichaeIs. on the eastern
shore of Maryland. he spoke in success
sion at EastOn. Preston, Hurlock. vi
emma Salisbury Berlin. all Of which
places are in Maryland, and at Frank
ford. Georgetown, Milford. Harrington.
Dover. Clayton. Middletown. Kirkwood
and Newcastle. in Delaware.
The audiences Of the day We're. as
rule. fair sized, and majority Of them
were thoroughly appreciative. At few
Of the stopping places in Delaware
there was apparent lack Of enthusiasm.
Dover. Del. Oct 24-Mr. Bryan, at
Milford. was again introduced in very
laudatory terms. and responding to
this introduction said he appreciated
that the people came To hear him, not
because Of any interest in him, but be-
cause he stood for certain ideas in
which they believed because they enter
tanned the opinion that the Democratic
party whose representative he was, Of
fered them an opportunity to secure
redress for grievances of which they
complain. The audiences both at Mil
ford and Harrington. We're Of good size
and quite appreciative.
Mr.. Bryan had an excellent audience
at Dover where he spoke for about
three-quarters of an hour. The crowd
was large and its appreciation was
manifested by frequent outbursts of
applause.
Wilmington Del. Oct. 24-At the first
OF Nr. Bryans night meetings in this city
in reply TO 4 series of questions pro-
pounded to him by John p. Nields of this
city. Mr.. Bryan said:
I stated that if elected President /
would Immediately convene Congress in
extraordinary session and would ask
Congress TO declare the nations policy to
be 70 establish stable government in the
Philippine Islands. as we are now estab-
fishing stable government in Cuba: to
declare our purpose 10 give independence
70 the Flhpinos as We have promised to
sNe independence to the Cubans; to de-
.lare our purpose to give protection +o
t'e HnpiHoS As We have promised to give
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

On the Produce Exchange:
BCTTER-Firm; creameries. 15T22; oai-
ries. l3GlS.
CHEESE-Firm. 1oi.G11z. "A
EGGS-Steady: fresh, 171l sA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

no use Oh my name politically The sense
OF duty we'll done for. my cn,,ntrv tills the
measure OF my ambition. (SisnctD ". 5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
ESculetts
CURE PILES

and all rectal disorders. Pleasant. Not
physic, 50c Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. at
c. B. MURPHY. Augusta
HENRY z. CLEARWATER, HalloweU
H. p. ROBINSON & CO.. Gardiner.
sept. .dtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II IL fSils
10 cure. f. W. Groves signature Is OF
ZACH box. &c. tn tn sat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25
New York Money Market.

,tora.. -. .., New York, Oct. "a
Iosn npi'ey on can: firm. Gas per cent; last
crtlne mercantile paper. sac per cent
Sterhng exchange. weak. with ac,,,.,
business IN bankers bills al 81. ssss fnr Ss
nand ana at s4.S0h for 60 days, nos,a1
rates, .a 1laiS2 and $4 So "a s5. com
Gdl bills. A.7s.. ..44sr.. GUNNER
Silver certificates. 6iIL0.5lh
Bar silver, g.
Mexican dollars, ST.
Government bonds. strong.
State bonds steady
railroad bonds, irregular.
ii nlted states new As reg. 1ao,,
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Texas Pacific lg. lists ........... ia
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a. Hlt' 0Did. asked
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-25

Charles +. Mather, arrested AZ Seattle.
Wash. Monday. for the alleged theft of
$4,000 in Jewels from New York dealers.
was arraigneti before Judge Cam. Tues
day. and held under $1,000 bonds to insure
his appearance, Nov. 8.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-27
INDUSTRIAL AND GENERAL.

The city Of Downs, Kan, has more
that 1000 inhabitants, among whom
there ia not q single lawyer.
There are 10000 consumptives in
New York city. "A physician says
that majority, of the people living In
tenements have Tuberculosis in some
form.
"A Missouri weather prophet who
reads the future in the leaves OF trees,
says this will be one Of the mildest
winters ever known on the continent.
Census figures chow that Des
Moines, with o population of g. l39,
has sixty .eight saloons, while Daven-
port, with but 35, 254 inhabitants, has
wet goods establishments to the num-
ber OF 1866.
The town of Eatonville, Fla, has
200 inhabitants, with not O single
white among them. 1t has It's full quo
to of public officials, bank and other
business establishments requisite in o
town Of It's eize.
"A gmalt piece Of work was recent.
ly accomplished on the railway at
Streetville, near Toronto, where an
old bridge was replaced by new steel
lattice girder bridge OF 130 feet span,
the traffic being interrupted for 40
minutes only. r
.--Bishop Peterkin, OF West Vir.
ginia, has been selected to oversee the
work Of the Episcopal church in Porto
Rico, and will make an official tour of
that island Eext January,
"A well-knownO Chicago clergyman,
the Rev. DR.. Parkes, ,of the Centennial
baptist church,, haatwritten q novel
OF ten ohapters, and :is reading q
chapter each Sunday st svesper ser.
vices. The theme is The Sevil of class
series Of oharast sbaassSas bsS shts Us. out m IN
observation Of the WiaAlySvsried typea
OF denizens Of 'thOsetGset IN which 'ha
lives. The Idea ,de I'd 81 ustrate ,sotsia
sociolog gicaF facts In pep lar, style, and
the experimeht OF fSreaisnR his own,
novel struck him Bsls the mott concrete
form In which he could do DO. ss,..S s S;sss3 y