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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-08
A Follower OF Measles.

In many instances a persistent cough
follows an attack Of measles. In
spcaking of this Mr.. Walter L. Beel,
editor of the Elkin On. O. Times,
saws: "Three weeks ago I had an at
tack Of measles which left me with q
bad cough. l took several doses of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and the
cough has entirely disappeared. | con-
slider Chamberlain's medicines the best
on the market" For sale by Jno.
CoughIin. III Water ST., Druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-08
Distressing Stomach Disease

Permanently cured by the mastery
power OF South American Nervine Ton
ic. Invalids need suffer no Longer; De De,
ali. It is a cure for the whole world OF
stnmach weakness and Indigestion, The
cure begins with the r9t dose Sd The re-
no II makes no failure; never disap-
noints. No matter how long you have
suffered. Your cure is certain under f,I the
use OF this great health-slyil I 1 3
ditch. Webster & Co. druggist, Augusta
Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-08

Gibara, Province Of Santiago De
cuba, May 7.-Senor Alberti, editor Of
the Don Claridades, was shot and in
stantIy killed by an unknown assassin
at the theatre, last night. Alberti was
an active politician and his paper re-
Gently has been criticZing the action
of the American officials. particularly
the election orders. HidalgO, who kill
cd Captain Smith, collector Of this port
in January, was editor of the Don
Claridades. Albert had received
threatening letters which he ridiculed
in his paper. Col. Samuel NJ. White
side, commanding the department Of
Santiago and Puerto Principe, who is
inspecting the posts on the north coast,
inspected three troops of the 10th Cav
airy at Holguin, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-08

Washington. May THE war de-
partment has received the report of the
officer of the quartermaster's depart
ment who investigated the charges
made by Chaplain Wells, late of the
Tennessee Volunteers, as to the use
Of liquor in the Philippines. The doc
umcnt has not yet been inspected by
the secretary of war, so it is withheld
from publication at this stage. Chap
lain Wells declares that the result has
been to sustain his allegations.
Washington, May Cen. Macarthur
has cabed the list of casualties among
the troops, which includes: Manila
Deaths. April 29th, typhoid, F, 42nd In
fantry. Clayton S. Weed. Brights dis
ease. May 4th, d, And Infantry, James
Jackson. Cholecystis. April 2Sth, L,
26th Infantry, Thomas J. Welsh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-08
paiIv kennebec Journal.
AGUiNALOO ALIVE.
CONTINUED from page ~

regret that such a cloud should mar
his record, although many still nope
that the whole matter may be sralSht7
ened out.
a bad feature Of the case is Nicely $
refusal to return to Cuba without eN-
tradition. People feel that If Nicely Is
innocent of the charge he has MADE q
mistake in this respect. When COL
Burton first laid the matter before
Gov. Gen. Wood the latter asked him
TO take "A hours longer in order to
make sure. 1t was after the second re
mort that the request for Neely's ar
rest was cabled to the United States.
New York, May 7.-Charles F.
w. Seely. chief financial agent
of the United States government
at the general post office in Havana,
Cuba, who was arrested at Rochester,
n. Y, on a warrant issued by United
States Commissioner Shields on tele-
graphic orders from Secretary of War
Root, was taken to New York City,
Monday. Nicely is accused of having
fled from Cuba after stealing nearly
s36, 900 Of postal funds. Nicely was ar
raigncd before Commissioner Shields,
who held him in $4,000 bail for ex-
animation. Wednesday.
Late this afternoon, Nicely secured
the required $4,000 bail and was re
leased. A. c. Smith, a friend of Nicely,
said that Nicely had been for Is months
in the postal service in Cuba, and dur
ing that time he had handled millions
of dollars. The shortage in Neely's ac-
counts. he said. was doubtless due to
clerical errors and it would be straight
ened out at the proper time. Smith al
80 said that Nicely while in Cuba had
been concerned in several speculations
and that his last enterprise was the
shipment of a cargo of cOcoanuts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-08

woman wrote: One. of your Hop
Piasters worn p hours did my back more
and rvc tried about everything. OF drug
gtstA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-08

Washington, May THE flagship Balti-
more. with Rear Admiral Watson aboard.
sailed, yesterday. from Kobe for Maya
sald, en- route for home. The Talbot has
S Yart rpm rh N N, Y 10 NV VIA Ne"
North Atlantic squadron have ended their
Southern winter cruise at Hampton
Roads, where they arrived. Yesterday.
The Texas will undergo repairs at Nor
folk. while the New York will proceed to
the Brooklyn navy yard to be uverhauleG
for the summer drills on the New Eng
land coast. The bdttlcships Kearsargc
and Kentucky will be attached to the
squadron as soon as they are in condition
for service
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-08

Carlton & Bradley guarantee
Columbia patent -four to give as
good satisfaction as any -four.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La Tunta Milling Co.
For RENT-Farm, two and one
half miles from town, under Henry
ditch. Inquire OF G. S. Thompson.
We do all kinds of clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First-class work;
prices reasonable; give US trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
Many people worry because they
believe they have heart disease.
The chances are that their hearts
are all right but their stcmachs are
unable to digest food. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
eat and prevents the formation Of
gas which makes the stomach
press against the heart. II will
cure every form Of indigestion.
Miller & Andrews, and City Phar-
macy.
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-08
SOME MORE LOCAL ITEMS.
Trade at new City Pharmacy.

Trade at new City Pharmacy.
Sideboards from Sra. so up at
Thompson's.
Bedroom suits from SI4. 90 up at
Thompson's.
Get your prescriptions filled at
new City Pharmacy.
For up-to-date wall paper call
on Griffin & Wasson.
A large line Of rockers at lowest
prices at Thompson's.
Don't forget when in need Of
drugs. try the City Pharmacy.
Vegetables, pickles and all the
delicacies Of the season at Melvin's.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. R. Gibson.
See Griffin & Wasson about that
job Of painting. They guarantee
satisfaction.
The largest stock Of crockery
and glassware At lowest prices at
Thompson's.
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-08

Witness my hand and seal this day Of November D. 1900
C. A. BEERBOHM,
(sEALl COUNTY TREASURER
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-08

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La Junta tribune., 1900-12-08

lot : Swink's LIST sub ........
Rich Ida X (estafe) commencing 1907 feet north
OF center Of sec Ii-1357 then
south 1907 feet then east 700
feet then north lssS feet TO
Railroad then along Hail.
road to beginning. ...........
Rolsnder, D..........w hf Or and hf sw qr....
Ruble Dora Re-. commencing 400 feet east Of
q, NV corner OF ne or then east
s7s feet then south 1900 feet
to Railruad then along
Pailroad 6l1h feet. then
north 1854 feet to place
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
CANNOT RECOVER FOR INJURED HUSBAND.
NOVEL DECISION HANDED DOWN BY JUSTICE
RUSSELL IN SUIT FOR LOSS OF
COMPANIONSHIP.

Justice Russell in the Supreme Court yesterday
handed down g decision in which he holds that
wife OF daughter cannot recover damages for the
loss Of the society or companionship of a husband
or father The decision rendered in a suit
brought by Betsey Goldman against Richard Cohen
N recover 500 damages for the deprivation of the
soport provision, aid care. advice, direction pro-
lection society and companionship'' of her husband,
Lewis Goldman VINO by a horse and
wagon the property Of the defendant in Forsyth
St on March 20, 1899
The defendant demurred to the complaint on the
ground that II did state facts sufficient 10
stitute cause Of action.
Justice Russell says that no case has been cited
by Mrs Godmans attorneys where a wife has
recovered such a claim. and that the absence
OF a precedent goes far to show that such cases
have never yet been embraced within the circle OF
causes Of action recognized by law. He says:
II is that this century just closing has
with our own State foremost in the advance, the
adoption by unWritten and statutory law of juSter
and wider views of the Wifes existence human
being, by the emancipation Of her person from
THE moderate chastisement" of the husband and
the protection of her rights al property hut her
interest in the husbands life and companionship is
not right Of property or derived from contract
of bargain and sale That interest lies in region
into which the law does not enter except when
necessity compels.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
BIDS FOR STREET LIGHTING IN ORANGE.

Orange Jan. % (SpeciaD.-At the East Orange
CITY Council meeting tonight bids were opened Tor
the lighting of the streets for term OF years The
p,ssex and Hudson Gas Company bid S29 30 each for
go welsbach lamps and SIS so each for $40 ordinary
gas lamps 1t agreed to furnish % Bray lamps free
and to increase the number of lamps at the same
bid; also, to pay the salary OF gas Inspector
George s. Hubert. representing a proposed COM
pany of citizens bid fve-years' contract for
LAO incandescent lamps Of so candle-power at So 90
a wear each and $50 a year for 100 candle-power
lamps He agreed to lay his system in underground
conduits and that the city should have the option
of buying the plant at the expiration or ten years
at an advance of 10 per cent over the cost He
and his associates to have an exclusive fran
chse to furnish heat light and power to private
consumers, agreeing to pay the city per cent on
the gross business for the first year and per cent
each year additional up to per cent until the
CITY exercised its option of purchase
A &C InmunicatiOn read from William JeffreyS
representing number of citizens, in which he de
nounced the plans proposed for the bids as costly
and prohibitive and requested that the city read
vertise for bids underground system, the
plans prepared by the city engineer. The bids
were all referred to the Street Lighting Committee
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
TROUBLE IN BUILDING TRADES.
RIGHT OF JERSEY MEN TO WORK IN NEW
YORK LEADS TO A DISPUTE

The Hudson County Building Trades Council L.
threatened with disruption. There was strike on
a building IN New-York several weeks ago be-
cause newark tile settlers put to work. Ths
carpenters also went out and New Jersey car
penters were employed The District Council OF
carpenters was appealed TO and ordered that ths
Ne"-Jersey workmen be Withdrawn. The Hud-
son County Building Trades Council OF jected to
the discrimination against New-Jersey workmen
and sanctioned the appeal OF the carpenters TO the
NatIonal Council Two delegates went 10 Phfla-
HeIpha out failed to see the general secretary end
treasurer or the National Council. p j MagIIfre
ana on reporting that fact said the carpenter
were authorized 70 return work in NeW-YOrk
me Hudson County plumbers belong to the Hui-
son county Society. and also to the District Coun-
GIL ana have declared that II the New-Jersey ear
penterS are not Withdrawn from the NeW-York
bulldlng they VIII cease to be members Of the Hud-
son county Association. II Is estimated that other
organizations viii withdraw. 1t Is said the county
association exceeded its authority interfering as
the law OF the National organization sets forth
that when a member of district to work
IN another jurisdiction he under the direction OF
the Council for that district and tha TSW-Iersey
wOrkmen were subject 20 the e0HsFei - the Neys-
York Council The carpenters contend that they
are entitled to work IN New-YOrk as they ara
included within the territory OF the District Coun-
ell, which embraces all places within a radius OF
twenty-five miles OF New-YOrk. and union men OF
Jersey City and Newark cannot be shut out OF
New-YOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
CARLISLE NORWOOD, JR, BRINGS SUIT.

Carlisle Norwood jr, of the lawyer of the
same name having an Office at No. 81 Nassau-st
has brought suit in the Supreme Court against
Milton F. Roblee- proprietor Of the Barthold Hotel
10 recover upward of 500 which Mr.. Norwood
alleges Roblee is Illegally Withholding from him.
Mr.. Norwood. it is said account Of his disposi-
ton to have good time with his friends, had a
disagreement with his father. who now has moth
ing TO do with him. Mr.. Norwood lived in 1897 at
the Bartholdi, where he says he contracted bill
Of 500 for board AS security for this he deposited
with Mr.. Roblee a thousand-dollar bond Of the
Davenport and Rock Island Railroad, with the
understanding he said, that Mr. Roblee to sell
the bond. which is understood to have been worth
par and after deducting the amount of his board
bill, turn the balance to the plaintiff his
counsel.
While sfr. RobIee held the bond Norwood
suddenly packed up and started for South Africa,
leaving word with his old tutor at Harvard, Homer
p Scoyille. that Mr. Roblee had some Of his money.
Mr. ScoVille tried collect the balance alleged
be due Norwood. and Mr.. Robee rendered only
800 IN settlement. When the broke out be-
tween the Beers and the British Mr. Norwood
thought Mr.. Rotlee owed him, he brought suit. If
he effects q satisfactory settlement with Mr.. Rob
lee he intends 70 go to South Africa and enlist in
the British army At the Office of his counsel yes
terday afternoon he said that he had little hope
OF a reconciliation with his father. and only
wanted to get away TO South Africa. "Adelbert
Hay, the new United States Consul to Pretoria
classmate of mine" said Mr.. Norwood, "and
ST go TO South Africa l shall him at the first
opportunity
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
MANUAL TRAINING GRADUATES.
HALL-THIRTY-TWO RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS

The commencement exercises OF the midwinter
classes Of the Manual Training High School were
held in Association Hall, Fulton and Bond SITS,
last night. The programme, which printed by
the pupils. follows:
Chorus, Evening Prayer. from the opera ,Das
Nachtager in Granada .KreutZer
Glee Club.
A Study, 'Brutus Cassius and Macbeth
Mildred Elsegood Miller
s Delivered by Beuah Bessie Jacobson s
Soprano Solo, The Flower Song .Gounod
Miss Rebecca Sprick.
AN Essay, City and Suburban Life. Martha Julia Carr
An Argument, Chinese immigration Philip Levin
Delivered by Louis Levine.
Violin Sole Fantase Scene Ballet .Be-iot
John WTay.
An Essay. Childrens Fears Margaret Loretta Claty
. Delivered by Harriet Victoria Sharpe
An Essay, "A View Of American Politics.
Washington Irving Vanderpool
Santa Lucia (Barcarola Napoltana' Italian Air
Girls Quartet.
Story, IF Goddard Substitute Edwin Pepper
Delivered by Ernest Emil Severs:
,.
Piano Solo, "Capriccioso Mendelssohn
William Hildebrand.
- Presentation Of Diplomas.
Chorus. 'Gayly Ger the Ocean .Abt
Glee Club
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
PART ii.
FOUR PAGES
MRS COVEYEY'S TROUBLES
chr MAS FORMERLY MRS. W. J. FLOR
rvcE-sHt SEEKS A DIVORCE.

Mrs George Hoard cOveney has instituted e pro- fo
ceenss in the SewJersey Court Of .ssro0 Mrs
absolute the gronnG tbe theatrical s world
Coveney was 'A5 80 wiIliam J. Florence, who died
She was mari -, She is now seventy years DID,
and E ss ID Her h4soana left ncol nen@
some estate sa ,,ss not a happy one, and, II
IN lSsa ..sorrect it was not matter Of love but
the plea Is ..,.s that prompted Coveney to wed
bsr He was many years her junior she asser. he
hti .,at Immediately after the marriage ne
crates % Fr money and she gave it to him
oessh She had given him about $4,000, she said'
re- iIe' a. seked her three years ago to advance him
s,ae.a She gave him the money, and when he re-
Nos - she AYERS that he said, You'll never be
celEe--. ,si+b me again" He left the house, ano
saws She has not seen him since but learned
sns ns-o;lI that he was In England and on the stage.
hles Coyeney lives Asbury Park and is in com,
2-+ase Circumstances. One Of her sisters married
1880 EiIIiams the popular Irish comedian, and
Pc other sister married George Browne, an actor,
arSo was a member OF the stock company at Wal
isckss Theatre, at Broadway and Thirteenth-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
HIS DEATH DUE TO ALCOHOLISM.

DR.. Emil F. Hartung. the Coroner's physician.
after making autopsy yesterday morning on
tho body of David A MacClUre, vell-to-do Scotch
man. who died in the Homeopathic Hospital, de-
clared that his death due to acute alcoholism,
congestion and incipent meningitis. On his re-
port police authorities have abandoned the theo-
ries of foul play, which they held on Sunday Dr.
PinlSham, the ambulance surgeon from the Ho-
rnnopathic II 1sptal who treated MecClure, Stoutly
maintains that there was considerable chloral In
the dead mans system. DIR. Hartung, however,
accounts for this by saying that MacCure had been
in the habit of taking chloral to counteract the
effects Of the alcohol
cable message from the dead mans relatives IN
Glasgow was received yesterday, saying that a MI
Stewart Of No. l67 West IGghty-frst-st, Manhat-
tam would take charge Of the body and the & eeG1 tbs
body was still at the Homeopathic Hospital
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
TUESDAY,
JANUARY go, 1900.
PRESIDENT BRUNING REFUSES TO DIS
CLOSE THE PROMOTERS.
HoBoKEN OFFICIALS HAVE MUCH CURIOSITY TO
FIND OUT WHO ARE BEHIND THE con-
Germ MAKING LOWER BID

FIRE Commissioner John Bruning OF Hoboksn
president OF the Municipal Heat Light and Power
company which last week applied TO the Hoooken
Coinhoh council through Congressman William
u DaIy Tor franchise has refrained from giving
out any information concerning the identity OF the
people who are interested with him in the enter
PRISE and has aroused the curiosity OF many folks.
particularly members OF the city's official family
Mr. Brunng yesterday said thai fr fs the fnren4i,
on Us stock. which is valued SO a share BY
IStIlns NOBODY have more than one share. BY
TINS nletnod, ne explained, individual set
OF INDIVIDUALS will be able 70 get a controlling in
tereSt In the concern. II this scheme works well
ne sald II Will be easy to interest the pub
nc N the matter or e.ecting the right kind OF
people to municipal bodies who viii not protect a
monopoly, but will vote give a Competing com
pany a chance enter the electric light field as a
IIVdI MI Bruning said that the new company
Cdh Iurnlsh light and electricity for motive power
az d much cheaper rate than Is charged by the
tuat IhlS Is one reason why electric light
eIS should take stock in the company.
several months ago the North River Heat. Light
49, OWeI company was organized for similar pur
poses ana many taxpayers took stock in the con-
Germ Mayor Lawrence Fagan and a majority OF
the common Council strongly opposed the grant
Of a franchise to this company and the efrS 80
IIered INTO contract with the North Hudson Heat.
LeSht ana POWER Company. whereby the latter
year. or $40 more than the price offered by the
North River Company The concern then
received 10 per cent on their investment and moth
ing more was heard OF rival electric light COM
PanleS until the Municipal into existenca
PRESIDENT Bruning has vigorously denied imputa-
tons that his concern was organized for the pur-
pose or selling out and that 1t is in the field
Rumors have been current In FIoboken thar
Mayor Pagan is interested in the concern
Bob Davis, the boss Of the Hudson County
the case. but Mr.. Fagan denies that ne has any
thlnS 20 DO with the Municipal company.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
SUSPECTED OF ARSON.

FATHER AND SON HELD PENDING AN 1NvEsT1-
CATION INTO A TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE.
Sgfrid Samuels and his eldest son, Martin four
teen years old. OF No. 147 Frankn-st., Greenpoint
were arraigned yesterday morning In the Manhat-
tan-ave. police station charged with incendiarism.
They held in default g. 900 bail pending an
inquiry into the fire which 1t is alleged. they
started Fire Marshal Brymer is making the in
vestigation
Samues and his lived in four story tene-
ment house. At 1870 o'clock yesterday morning. as
Becky Schapp. dressmaker who lives in the house.
about to go to bed, having finished making a
wedding dress for a customer, she detected the
odor of smoke In few minutes the hall was full
of smoke and she screamed and aroused the in
mates Of the house All of them hurried out of
the house with the exception of two men, who made
investigation TO the Of the fire. In the
cellar they found two bundles of kerosene soaked
rags smoking Policeman Mclaughlin who helped
to extingush the fire. suspected Samuels and his
and arrested them.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
JERSEY CITY CONTRACT MISSING.

AGREEMENT OF PROPERTY OWNERS TO GIVE
MONEY FOR PARK CANNOT BE FOUND.
The city officials % Jersey City have been look
ing for missing contract. but have failed find IT,
When the application made four years ago to
establish public park In the Greenville section,
three property owners agreed to give $500 for the
Improvement of the site, and signed an agreement
to that effect. David W. Oliver and George l..
Stratton volunteered to CO ltrbCte 1000 each and
Mrs Becker offered $500 The site was purchased.
but the money has not been paid and the contract
cannot be found although q diligent search has
been prosecuted. The money IS needed to improve
the park
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
CONTRIBUTORS TO FEBRUARY SUCCESS" j."

Ihe FEBRUARY Success" is just issued in its en-
larged and improved form. It's leading article is
emitted "A Workman's Marvellous Rise" the
workman referred to being Charles NJ Schwab
president OF the Carnegie Company. An interview
with Henry Watterson is another interesting feat
uIe OF TINS number, and in it Mr. Watterson tells
many OF MS own experiences. Hezekiah Butter
worth, formerly Editor Of THE Youths Compan-
l9Lt talks about New Opportunities for Young
zen. Congressman Cummings chats about prom
it. iIelI men OF the day who making American
Ia ano Philip c Hanna contributes an article
81 81 Ahe fern OF puerto Rico" in which he pleads
III q close assimilation Of the Puerto Ricans with
by gps G6 tRs Ms GSgntry Other contributions
a lAvermore W. A. Manda William G Wbir
TFy' Tsys' t4 husseI ell, Sage and Arthur P German
me IatLer tells in an interview how he rose from
z heWsnoy 70 Senator, while the life of anotber
IISnsooy EGgn J. CHISHOLM. now president of the
'"'eiHa'iOnal faper Company. is related at length
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
ACETYLENE GAS COMPANY FORMED
NEW PROCESS TO BE USED IN HoBoKEN
SAID TO PREVENT AN EXPLOSION.

The Acetylene Engineering Company has been
organized in HobOken with capital OF $4,000 sor
the purpose Of manufacturing acetylene gas. The
corporators are DR.. Samuel A HeIfer president OF
the Hoboken Board OF Health president: John H
Graham, Baltimore, first vice-president; Thomas
q. Turner. New-York. second vfce-presIdent- Iohn
Il, Fortmann. Union HILL secretary and treasurer
The directors are E. 7. Phillips New-York; Police
Commissioner AdOlph Lankerng. OF Hobokan;
John Anger, of Newark and Henry Eggert, presi-
dent OF the HObokcn Water Board.
The company will make the gas by a new
process. which Is said be practically free from
all danger Of explosion.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-30
DoREpUs ESCAPES AND is FOUND.

Bloomfield Jan. % (SpeciaD.-A. E Van Giesen, 9f
Inner MonteIair received telegram from Rolling
Prairie, Ind, tonight from Mrs. Saulsburg, an?
nouncing the arrival there of Theron Doremus
Mrs Salisbury is a sister of Doremus, and the
latter after eludng his attendant at Chicago I'M
nedately started for his sisters nome he VIII
be kept there for some tine. -
Doremus left Los Angeles. Cal, for home week
ago Sunday night with attendant from the
sanitarium where he had been confined he MADE
hic eSca ne while the attendant looking up the
trains In the Union Station at Chicago, and, al
though an alarm was sent out, he could not be
found by the police.