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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-10

one combination hose and ladder wasun,
with a capacity of ECO feet Of hose when
is drawn by the city team; one two hol -
hose wagon. with a capacity of ZOO ieet
of hose, which is drawn by a pair OF
horses owned by l.. G. Haskell ana ar.
kept at the hose house On Cony street at
a salary of $ll0o year. Each hose way
on carries two chemical eXtinguishers' az
so four two-wheeled hose carts. with =
capacity Of 800 feet of hose each: the qld
hook and ladder truck not in use ana tie
steam fire engine Cushnoc NO. l. kept III
reserve.
There Is in the department 5000 feet 81
cotton rubber lined hose: 1000 feet near!
new; 1000 Ieet fair and 5000 feet OF poor
hose condemned by the department. IN
the past year there has been i~o leet 81
new hose purchased and lOW rect OF oio
hose turned over to the sewer depart
ment.
The force of the fire department under
the present organization consists OF ~
men, divided as follows: Chief and two
assistant engineers, hose ana ladder NJ.
l. Is men: hose No. . IA men; hose No. =;
l. men; hose No. 4. ~ ten; nose NO. ., i
men. and the engineer OF the steamer
Cushnoc who repairs all damaged hose.
ENGINE AND HOSE HOUSES.
There are two engine houses. one on
Bridge street and one on Cony street; al
so three hose houses one at the corner of
Capitol and State streets. one ON North
ern avenue. and one AT PettengilTs Cor
ner. The following gives the names OF
the officers of the fire department.
chief engineer. &. w. Kicker.
First assistant engineer, +: Pedder.
Second assistant engineer, r. H. Gay.
Cantain of hose and ladder No. 1, H. G.
Thyng.
Captain Of hose No. ), Albert FolGer.
va al N hose No. |, Lindsey ElilS.
Captain of hose No. 5, w. J. Skehan
Engineer of steamer Cushnoc. +. |.
Clark.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-10
IMPROVEMENTS.

BY way of improvements. for the last
wear there has been 1900 feet of new hose
and have had two new brakes
nut on hose wagons No. / ana No. to
be used in winter Also have put new
rnnrS in hose tOMers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-10
a Grateful Woman Re-
c0s,,s,,ends Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Con,~
pound to Every Wife and
Mother.

- have taken eight bottles Of Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
with most gratifying results. l had
been married four years and had two
children. was all run down, had fall
ing Of womb with all its distressing
symptoms. had doctored with good
physician, butt dcrivcdverv little good
few bottles Of your medicine. ! was
able to do my work and nurse my
scvcn-months'-old babe. recon-
mcnded your medicine 70 ever wife
and mother. Had time, could write
much more in its praise hid Won
Gods speed in your good work. --
hrs. l.. A. norris, NeIaka, Putnam
Co., Fla.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

The time has and will come when the
words spoken by us in regard 20 this
matter will cone yitirly and perb; ps
painfully so to many Of our residents.
The eternal drudge Of home life and
stay al home nights may have been a
pies sure 10 The children In the time
of the Pilgrim Fathers but in this adj
vanced age Of American citizenship
this life becomes a burden. You may
build churches and hold revivals with
a side.sEow attachment and they will
do much good, but they will not appeal
TO the average boy or girl as will the
fact that they are on such and such
night going 10 the opera with their
best fellow or best girl. This town
for a year or 20 has been like a burial
ground so far as some place 10 go or
something TO occupy the mind is con-
cerned. You may well ask where is
your wandering boy tonight, where is
your wandering girl. We a tell you,
and tell you where they are going.
Are you doing anything TO stem the
tide.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

The exports Of corn in 1895, under
a democratic administration were only
IS, $50, 4o5 bushels. In 1898 and 1899,
under a republican administration they
averaged over 2o0, 900 600 bushels each
year. Its Get likely that the farming
classes desire to 60 back to q demo.
MISREPRESENTATION with such com.
p~arissns IS these staring them in the
face.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

William j. l.yan leads tie popuiist
ticket rs n candidate for the presi-
dency on 4 platform that "reafirms
and demands tor the ~reopening Of the
minis Of the United State to the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver and
gold at the present leg, ratio Of six.
teen-to.oue.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

In 1895 :he worlds production Of
gold was eli, 90 900 less than the
worlds production Of silver. In 1893
the production OF gold was ga, 200, 600
greater. Not much danger Of 4 scare.
ity Of the yellow metal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

Bryan should write a ls,,er to the
southern cotton ~rsi:ers who are trying
TO form q trust and ask them TO be
kind enough 10 wait until the cam
paign is over.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

Democratic papers are now pushing
Dewey as a vice presidential candidate.
From the bridge Of the O.yml ia TO the
tsil IT Mr.. Brysu's kite is a great fall
for any man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

In 1894 there were only 23i ,s4s $50
bushels OF wheat retained for home
consumption; in 1899 the quantity re.
tanned was 452, $50, 2s5 bushels. In
1894 there were thousands Of people
too poor even to buy bread. In 1859
everybody could buy bread These
two comparisons represent the differ.
ent conditions Of the country uud,r
democratic and republican admins.
aims.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

The foreign demand for corn meal is
becomi ng qnite a factor, thanks to the
efforts Of the department of agricul.
ture under this &C administration.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

The invitation to the selfish Mr.. Bry.
an 10 retire in favor Of the unse,fish
Mr.. Cleveland has no, been accepted
upto the hour Of going 10 press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

The popu!ists claim that Bryan
could not have carried Colorado, Mon
tana, Nebraska and South Dakota in
1895 without their votes, and predicted
the election Of Bryan was hopeless
should these states be lost by the re-
lection OF the candidacy Of Mr.. Towne
by the Kansas City convention. On
the other hand democrats are certain
that rowne ss a candidate will lose the
party more votes IN other states. In
this contingency why not tave two or
hrce candidates Tor vice presidents
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY

Bntsred q, the pos, once ., Red Cloud seo.a -
scend class mail matter.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Local Advertising 5 cents per line per issue
Local Advertising for entertained ants. con
sers. socials. etc. given b. churches. charitable
societies. etc. where all moneys raised ihere
from are used wholly for church or Charitable
societies. frs, ten lines free and all over ten
lines ~ cent. per line per issue.
Local Advertising Of entertainments. concerts.
~recitals. etc. where per cent Is given 70 pro
noiers. S cents per line per issue.
DISPLAY ADVERTISING.
Ooe column Ter -
one half column per month ----------- 3 80
one fourth column Ter monih---------- ! IS
General display Advertising ss cents per
inch p~erissue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

The lHlEF ii1 Llt ,peak .Iiy when
u advocated the. Boo ding q an opera
house 81 "a place where the chi dreu
who are growing up in our midst
could occasionally seek amusement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

The very latest shapes,
suited to the long, the
short, the thick, the thin
foot, and designed to
make ever foot appear
its best.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

Shoes Tor every
occasion.
The worlds famous shoes
need no introduction.
These shoes today have
met with grand success.
in 200 cities and are worn
by 1000 900 satisfied pur-
chasers. A marvel of
QUALITY, PRICE
AND COMFORT.
All styles one price.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25
Nebraska
Mercantile
Company.

The combined experience OF the world is represented in these shoe, the evolution in
footwear for the past 5000 years. Every oma owes it to hersdfto see hem
Queen quality shoe dressing keeps them soft and pGabk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

The American voters have always
resented the efforts to substitute iic.
ton for facts and they will not chance
their policy this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

These shoes are master
pieces in their adoption
to the human foot, grace
in every line and delight
full in their ease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25


State Ticket.
c. II. DIETRICH.
OF Adam. County.
For secretary Of state,
W MARSH,
OF Richardson County.
For state Treasurer.
wN. sTUErFER.
OF Cumming County.
For state Auditor,
CHARLES WESTON,
Of sheridan County.
For Attorney General.
PROUT,
ofGsgs COUNTY
Pr CpEm.,..orsr Put.!c Lsn1s
gro d FoLLNER.
Of SucEous County.
For superintendent Tubl!c Instruction.
w X. FOWLER.
OF Washington County.
Congressional Ticket.
r.: C5rgfessusu. 5h District.
". :. MoRLAS.
ofRei willow County,
County Ticket.
For state Representative.
CHAs L HICKS,
For County At,orne!,
r. ovERMAS.
- -
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25
THE SHOE SENSATION OF RED CLOUD
MM9W The Famous
Az1zz#shoes for Women.
Shoes
90
OxfOrdS .


High grade, handsome, uptodhe footwear at half the price of similar shoes in days
gone by. They fit where others fail combining splendid comfort wit splendid wear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

l. is safe to predict that the Phila.
delphia platform will not be framed by
= committee Of professional gloom
mongers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
IN TIE HOUSE.

Washington. Jan. @0.-In thu Hous
today. Mr.. Eddy. Miss. ros. t. It ques-
ton Of privilege Ia call the attention nf
III" H"usa t. fraudulent rrpreecutl-
lions made TN alleged agents NJ tha
st W books known as thn Messages
and Papers If the Presidents of lhc
United States. Richardson. Tenn.
who compiled the volumes up.n the or-
drr VI Coner, ~. explained tlJt con-
@re IS had voted him 4. COPY nj the
plates VI the volumes flr Lis tah7gs ANA
he had made a contract with a puh-
fisher from whom Ao rry.i.rd u SmaI
royalty. Eddy di-claImed any intcn-
sion IF rejecting upIl Richardson.
Resolutions We're adopted calling up
IN tn" secretary nf thH navy and TIL"
secretary az war for information Ivy III
the amount Of money expended ana The
amount for which thu government Il
LIABLE remaining unpaid for equipments.
transportation Suppli.s aul naval
operations in the Philippine islands
from May 1. 1>HS. to NOV. /, 1899. M
Ito p. NJ. the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
Weather Conditions and General Force asst.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-Thc cold wave
which appeared in the region north of
,lc pukotaS. Monday night. has ex-
tended over the state of Missouri and
upper Mississippi valleys ana the
western Lake region, carrying the line
Of zero central to east central Iowa. A
Storm has developed in the Southwest
ana is central. this evening. south of
Mobile, attended by rain in the middle
Gulf states. During "Wednesday, Il dis
turbance viii move eastward over the
s.. Lawrence valley. attended by brisk
tp high SouthWcStcrly. shifting to west
crly winds ana snow hurries in the
middle Atlantic ana New England
states. its passage being followed by
2 decided fall in temperature in the
districts named.
The southern storm VIII move east
ward over northern Florida. attended
by rain in the south Atlantic states
ANA is likely tn cause high casterly
winds. shifting OYER Florida to north
westerly ANA along the south Atlantic
coast t. nnrthrasterly winds. In the
interior Of tine country the weather win
continue fair ana cold.
Advisory messages have been sent
Il IN Delaware BrcakWatcr to East
mort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
WsRREN'S MEN C0NPllMENT5D.
The Queen Sends Message Of Admiration for
Their Gallant Conduct

London. Jan 3o.-The cape Town
correspondent of the Daily Mail tele-
graphing, yesterday. says: Gen. Bull
Ter. yesterday, Monday, read the fol-
lowing message from the Queen TO Sir
Charles Warren's force: ! must ex-
press my admiration of the troops dur
ing Tie past trying week. especially Of
those regiments you specify. and Of the
accomplishment Of your Irduous
mlIch
Gen. Butler told the men that they
ought not to think. because they had
retired from their position, that all
their work was of no avail. on the
contrary. in his opinion they mad gain
"a the Key of the road t. Ladysmith.
in hich hr hoped % be within a Week
'G"u Butler mon called for cheers
fnr the Queen, which We're heard for
miles around"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
POKER AND FARO
Help Swell The Exchequer Of State Senator
Geiger OF Montana.

Washington. Jan. III Il. Geiger,
d Montana senator. WAS tle first Nit-
ness today. before the Senate commit
tee On privileges ana elections in its in-
Nestieation Of the charges against
Senator Clark Of that State. NIL
Geiger was question concerning his
speech of acceptance when nominated
ana admitted that h. had said that
there We're other matters more impor-
tant to come before the Legislature
than he election some rich man for
the United States Senate
Upon being question concerning his
financial condition when Nv Wis nomi-
mated. he said it was just moderate"
After he was given his seat he had
voted twice for Leonard for senator
and then fer w y. Clark. Mi. Cieigv.'
hcsitated considerably over a question
rs - what money he had deposited in
the First National Bank at KaIisp-i.
during or since the session If the Leg
islaturc hut admitted that III May last
he had bought a draft for $15o0. paving
currency for it. Since that time h.
had made other deposits ana had Dor
roWcd from the bank $3.50 He had
gotten the $2500 first deposited from
several sources.
some If 1t ! got at poker ana faro
hanks" he said.
did you win $1,000 at faro""
1t was some short of $1,000. but at
Helena ana Butte together | think
quit about $500 10 $500 ahead"
You We're a state senator: did You
not know it was a misdemeanor to play
faro"
Well. I was about as conscientious
in the matter as some other Montana
officials"
How DO you explain the fact that
You had some better luck at faro after
You were in the Legislature than ne
Continued IN page 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
She Ciiticises
the Way of
Serving
Grape-Nuts.


Il think YOU make a mistake in
your first recipe On the Grape Nuts
package. viz. to put the food. dry.
jnto saucer and pour cream next ta
it.
We like It much better by covering
ii with rich milk Or cream ana set "a
the back part Of the range to heat. NOT
boil. This swells tha granules. ana II
is really most delicious"
This illustrates the variety in human
taste. Some like Grape Nuts crisp.
dry and Renewable" Others SOFT. hot.
and almost mush-like Either way. the
food can be depended upon az thorough
ly cooked at the factory and ready for
instant service. hot or cold Hot bv
pouring hot cream, milk or water over
it, The health value Of Grape Nuts IL
hey ond computation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
Man in the Future.

Many men Of learning devote much
tina 70 the study of he man Of the fu-
ture. They Al. agree that he is Il n veTy
sunerior u the present generation Great
n1vsical strength is .prophcsied, but this
Ill least il within the reach ,., q rN.r III
WINS health and strength to ;tnypn" who
i,-" ~, il faithfully. It cures constitution,
inGisestinn. dyspepsia, bili?usne*s, ma
iaril. fever and aguc, and llNrr 3hd XII
Win troubles 1t makes riCh req h!J"I,
i nnI with pure blood comes health. II
; iiiids M the whole system; IuttlnG Viz
or into the nerves ana 9!3o9 HI lrmm n In
I" ~ - if a tri3I. and see that a pri-
e '.Sta revenue stamp covers the neck ~
The bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31


'uu' 'dI "'Irl hiieS HoNH lHe IeHSth 81
the hall The guests If honor were
.o.t-1 j. a.. 800. ~, ~. ,,l, ~ ,
~ '""ie9 a. - ~
V'P - '"r iidil tiIdl .oiiiie'itd lhpse
extending NV SO me guests VINO
occupied thaS, seats Were: ToaStmas-
WV. Fr.ul, H.dino+.,, NI,,a,. " u
-, 80,
HlOthhV &. +. Johnson Geo e.
NE-.als r-bo-,,as S1,,,,s,, "a /, A.
,,td : : t.,.,,.,, n =, us+. Il,
'' II - 80
thahlei MSddrf J'lll W are, r. /. Ken
rick, \. w. Husband f. Il. Boston.
~. = Jiu 4; ~ pv.rarI J., Z,
49,,
" afdWtIi, 1T =. JrlA. T.. l.. MARSH.
Rev. +. l.. Marsh 4. r. Gerald W T.
Haines. : : Nvo. g. : Hichborn p
tIaafI i .',-...,,,... tI,.i..,,,', I,,,,.
- ii''l.'' -. j. i''. NV. 'i''ld ne ui
lntOn. {. W. DAVIS, +. ". tIalr. JOhE
4 Nelson Or N ~ tbh,tt T. 81
c,...,.. g ~, ~ So,
''I'l' - - i','9V' - ~ i'"SHSt1'
IN every way the banquet was sue
cess. The catering was down by ]
U,ia1l. >t,,,.,..,. .,.,i -I,. .,,.,.;, ,,,l ~,
l,'e',, .' ',''.' III
pdhpuet were inter iH' "i"TF %! th"SS
o,.raDocr,nn+c Iyroriy Iniingt,n ~. I
~ idiIS'Hl'"lN' / TAIN I''diilS ''I' III j.
=. Hill. Hon i. ;. Head, T.. &. Ward
wen ana Or 4 Jliv. ma D.rfnrurd
.H'I I"' NJ "'ll t'ln H'tiiI"S RI III
bounded Prais" was heard on all sides.
shortly after o'clock. Rev. +.
Marsh asked Divine blessing ana then
III" guests i"II 10 DISCUSSING IN" pan
nuet. This took over an hour and was
fauitieSs in every detail.
When the coffee had been served ana
clears IiYhrnd prs Eadinptnn vbn
acted as toastmaster. raped for silence
ANA said III substance.
,..,t,,,1-, .f tt. p,,rd .f .r,,.i.. .,,I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
TO BlOEMFONTEIN.
Supposed New Plan of Ac,icn
by Lord Roberts.
A Strong Force to at Once March on
Free Stl,e Capital.
Boers She Ing KIM eIeJ Make British Has,
pill IN Especial Target.

London. Jan. 30.-2.52 p. M.-There
is almost complete absence Of news
from British sources in South Africa
" 70 this hou-. THE only reliable dis
patch VI any Importance Il ccnfrma-
ton II the report that Gen. Kelley
Kenny. commanding the 9Th Division.
has occupied Th0bus, about midway
between Cen. French at r ans1urg and
Gen. Gatacre at Sterks ,room From
this il II deducted that a junctUre Of
the three forces is being made. prepar-
atury tp the beginning Of the plan Of
advance a EIGemfontein.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
Wills Filed at Bangor.

Bangor, Me, Jan, 3o.-The Wills Of
the late Col David Bugbee and f. $.
Zoe were filed here. today. Col. Bug
be- made several heuues;s To local in
e,itutions ana also to relatives in Mas
sachusetts Among Mr.. GOES requests
was the sum Of $3l.0o0 TO two nepheWs
in California.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
Washington Forecast.

Washington. Jan. 30-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday: For New
England. snow. Wednesday,: colder
Wednesday afternoon and night. brisk
10 high sOuthWesterly shifting t. west
ely winds: fair and cold. Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
QUEENS SPEECH
DweIIs on the Dangers Now
Threatening England.
Unusual interest and Excitement Over
Opening Of Parliament.
Governments War Policy a0undIJ Berated
and as Warmly ne'ended

London. Jan. 3o.-The seventh SEES
sipn RI thu l4th Parliament M queen
Victoria opened. at p. NJ. after the
customary fprmalitios. The Speaker.
MI. Wiliiam Court-Cully. arrived ut
l.53 T.. N. The gentleman usher If the
Black Rpd. Cen. Sir N s. Hiddulph.
summoned the Commons - the House
~ Lords al 2.o5 r. MI where thu lord
high chancellor. Eai Salisbury, read
Inc Queens speech. as follow.
Ny lords ana gentlemen: The
poac. Whian had recently been broken
IN Sputh Africa when last | addressed
you has unhappily not been restored,
but otherwise my relations with other
states are friendly. IN resisting the
invasion Of my South African colonies
rs the : }utl African republic and
Orange Free state. my people have re-
sppndrd with deVoti 20 ana enthusiasm
NJ ID. appeal which ! have made 10
th ~. ana tEe hcrpism IF my soldiers
A th- n.ld and NM sailors and marines
s.Lo Nrre landed tu cooperate with
them ha- NET fallen Snort If tba no
lic-. traditions AZ 1ur military history.
# :m deeply g-irvad that So many
vaIcahl. liv.s should have fallen
-acriGc. but. ] have Witnessed with
n,iIe ana WIN my hnarJicSt grati.ica-
tt'l tlt patriotic ea%ernres ana spon-
tau. rus lnyaltv with which INV sub
jar + in an parts cf my dominion have
cen.a forward tu share lib the common
7, fence " jhair imperial interests. 7
ann confident ! shall moi Look to them
I1 vain when ! oNhDr; them WV sustain
And ,.-,ery ,b.ir ..,...,.tin,. NIP rbev
r..-. n,..I,.-h- tbis s--..,o,,ra rnr th.
,,aiu,.r.nc,. rr H.. .,inir. and The
assertion If I'LL s,IrI. macy in south
Africa 7, Il yicrori.n~ combustion
.A treaty. has been concluded with
tia Il .r.ran Euparai. fer TIA adjust
mont diff the rip1t. claimed NV Tho ty.n
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.. nave .,.t.h.d ,,ft1 cordial e7tis- 1
faction tr, grudtaI ary.l. ,ruert ar ntv I
.r.ataf. ..I.,tf.,s i,..o So r-r,-,,actino /
f4aI confident That HIN
So. llishu.nt If t,, ar49t federation
.f tus-,.,If, vuI rr.,. ,dv,rt.a.oII+
n,1 only II, ,ha mics i,majiat,I,-
.n..,rral 1rt 3I-. Nh ,ha .l7nira III
I3rga.
..-rh, .,,,r,oa and saIlia,-1il.a r,,aIi-
,ias If tha r-ioni,l forces anrapad II
south Ar,f.l has aIrradv canned bieh
and r9tr;otic offers If as-
-stanca which il was NOT na,eibIe IN
accent hayn emma Tram MANY othar
c,I,ri.c viii, nonn1,tio,s ne ,.orio,,.
,.,... ha,-, ,..,.t,.,5 rrr,., .ha ,,r
ino ,b;ar, ar ,a.t,.a s.,,,. - 1a,1i,
,-..,,,,.,..,,... ,,.r. u, ,,1., ,,,oi, ,l.,'i.'.
and III. ,..,,,,r.s or tI.f, s,.,n. ~ r,,.
,jisnn.,1 r,,. s.,,.i,n h, c,ut5 ,f,i.1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31

At meeting Of the trustees of South
kenncbec Agricultural Society, Jan 20.
if was voted to hold the next annual
fair SEPT. is. ~ and 20, 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-31
G0EBEL SHOT.
The Climax in the Political
War in Kentucky.
Senator GoebeI Shot by Unknown
Party Near Capitol at Frankfort.
Chances Of Recovery Siigh.-Une irresi-
The Troops Called Out.

=
way II the CapitoI huiIdfng III II IA
O'Clock. this morning Wn, Go.h.I ,ha
Democratic contestant ri. .r,,...,.,,n,. M
Kentucky. was shot and very dancer
louslv wounded
HarI,ra Wbittal-,r r r..,,
Butler county The hamo ~ cav i,,' ,ra,-rn
Il AN. ~ Hi j, I,,,,,,.;,,'. i
with the crime. Thern is mn Iirnct
evidence against Whittata,. alI III v..e
placed under arrest NOR. hac.,,isa h..
was caught around the canitnI hiijd-
ing when the shots We're fired than for
any other apparent reason. Ir denies
in the most positive manner that he
had any connection with the shooting ~
knew anything about il. He ,,,s RIM
ming toward the scene Of the sI,otinp
when h was arrested.
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rifle ban If small calibr. VA AVIAN ".
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