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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Fr"l +. Benz. Andrews. formerly
president "i Brown University, ana
since ISIS superintendent "l IN" 'h-
Gag" puhic ScA""lS, has been chosen
chan''l"r 'f IN" hlN"rSlty NJ Ne
"iiSEa
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Workers RI Intrt.i. Tna lp,.rlturl .i--
srrt that he> Will LET the mines remain
iiiy u5i ~; W. t H. ~,
iud,uuitely continue the contest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
TREWORGY'S MEETING.
Committee 10 Investigate Ware Murder
Bucksport Has Little Faith in Proceedings.

Bucksport Me. April 11.-At the
mass meeting called for today by Will
liam r. Treworgy to consider the Ware
murder case, 800 persons We're present.
Mr.. Treworgy presided
a committee including Treworgy as
chairman, John Lord, Noah Lord and
Llewellyn Lord. was appointed to carry
on the work Of searching for the muir
dercr, and a. r. Pcasc was made treas
urcr Of the fund to BE- raised for that
purpose.
collection To start the fund was
taken and Il small sum WAS realized.
The meeting then adjourned. tp 80
O'Clock in the evening, when Troworgy
promises TO be present with a justic..
Of the peace and make a statement
under oath Of what he knows and
doesn't know about the ease.
In Buckspurt there is little faith that
these things will amount to anything
definite or will play any part in bring
ing the real murderers of the woman
to justice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

a message received at Bucksport.
Me. Wednesday night, announced the
death at Barre. VT, of H. Alden Gillcy.
Il WclI-knoWn shipmaster OF Bucksport.
of pneumonia.
Monzor Doycn Of New Vineyard, was
killed. Wednesday. in peculiar manner.
ne was turning his horses into the yard
from the BAN, when one Of them kicked
him i'll the neck. sevcring his jugular
vein. ana as result he blcd t. death.
Doycn was % years of age and had i
family.
a telegram was received at Belfast.
Wednesday. stating that Bishop G. H
Fowler of New York, is seriously i'll
ana Will be unable to attend the East
Maine Methodist conference in Belfast,
next week.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been
filed in the United States district court
by Frank o. Walker. Rradford-
Alvah J. Marble. Rumford; Prescott
Ellsworth. Hartford: Arthur r. BOs-
worth. Mexico.
The R,ckland Board of Trade. which
has been sumbAring for several years
aWpLe to new life. Tuesday night. and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Hon. Sidney NJ. Bird
pres. a. H. Farrand. vice pres; Alfred
\. slack, treas; Harry q. Gurdy, seq
officer Griffin Of the Bangor police
force. found a drunken man. Tuesday.
fast asleep. astride the coupling bars
between two freight cars. No sooner
had the man been removed from his
ppTilous position than the cars started
to move and if the intoxicated man had
then been in his former position, he
would certainly have fallen under the
MhnelS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
VERDICT Of $1,000.
A1anst Maine Central ior Death OF Thomas
ConnoIley al Bath.

Bath. Me. April n.-,Speciap--The
Jury which went cut. this afternoon.
on the case Of heirs Of Thomas C"nn"l-
lcy of Bath, against the Maine Central,
came in, tonight with Z verdict for
$3.50 FOR the plaintiff. Mr.. C"nnollvy.
while on the river in a row boat, last
September, was struck hy the Main"
Central fcrryboat Hercules which car
rics cars across the kcnnchec. lie was
drowned and the heirs sued for $3oh0.
Frank f., Southland for the plAintlif
and orvillc -. Baker of Augusta. for
[ he COMPANY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
Rain and Snow in The West.

Chicago April l1.-The whole West
ana Southwest. including the states III
Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska. Kan
sas, Missouri. Iowa, Illinois, Indiana
ana ohio IS experiencing series ot
rain ana snow storms. accompanied hy
temperatures ranging from l. t. 20 de-
grceS below normal with heavy froste
ever n large section Of the wheat belt
At Denver. this morning, the thcr-
momct"rs registered \ above and at
DuIe city, kas., IS above
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
The Best in the World.

we believe Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the best in the world. \
few weeks ago we suffered with a
severe cold and troublesome cough.
and having read their advertisements
in our own ana other papers we pur-
chased a bottle to see how if would
affect us. 1t cured US before the bot
M was more than half used. It is the
bcst medicine out for colds ana coughs
-rThe Herald, Andersonville, Ind. For
sale by Jno. Coughlin, III Water St.
Druggist.
TIL. Th. Sat. II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
First Cargo OF Kennebec Ice.

Gardiner, Me. April 11.-Schoon"r +.
G. Allen, Capt. Meady, sailed, this
morning. for Philadelphia with $40 tons
of ice. this being the first cargo
shipped from the river. this season.
Schooner r. s. Leaning will sail. to-
morrow, with ice for the same place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
Special Storm Bulletin.

New York. April 1.-THE local
weather bureau has received the fol
lowing from Washington: "N"rtheast
storm signals are displayed from Del
aware BrcakWater to cape cod: storm
central in Tennessee. moving north of
east; high east to northeast winds with
rain, tonight: winds will shift to north
west on middle Atlantic coast. Thurs
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
RAIN-FAlR. FRIDAY.

Washington. April 1t-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday: For New England.
rain Thursday: brisk castcrly winds.
clearing. Thursday night or FRIDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
LOSS, $4,000.
England Paying a High Prize
for Pleasure of War.
Gatacre Relieved and Ordered Home
Baden-P Powell Reported Dead.
Roberts Collecting Supplies and May Not
Moye for Another Week.

London, April 1.-THE war office is
sued this afternoon, return Of the
total British casualties up to April Z.
as / llous: Killed in action, 211 Off
GERS ana 1860 men; died Of wounds, 4S
officers ana 465 men; missing and pris-
oners. 1G8 officers and 1922 men; died
II disease. AZ officers and 14s5 men; ac-
cid.ntal deaths, officers and "a men;
rcpatriated invaIids, 288 officers and
43$i men: total, 1856, exclusive of the
sick ard wounded now in hospital. To
the war office return Of casualties
must be added the losses of last week.
and The wounded, aggregating about
l".oo0 men. making a grand total of up
wards Of $4,000 officers and men put
out If action
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12

MONEY

to loan on personal property; IS to $500
quickly and quietly. Call and see US.
COLLATERAL LOAN co.
Opp. Cony House, Augusta.
eOdtf1stp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
56th CONGRESS,
The House Passes the Puerto
Rican Tariff Bill.
The Vote Stood: Yea, l6l; Nay, 1853;
Present and Not Voting, Il.
Senate Passes Pacific Cable Bill with a
S3,OOO.OOO Appropriation.

Washington, April 11.-Th" long and
bitter struggle over the Puerto iilran
tariff bill ended, today. when the
Huuse. by a vote of l6l to 1a3. concur
r,I in all the Senate amendments Tn"
bill now requires only the signature Of
the Speaker Of the House and the
President Of the Senate before going
tp the President for his approval
These signatures viii be attached. to-
morrow. and before nightfall the bill
probably viii he a law. As the bill
originally passed the House it simply
imposed l. per cent. Of the DinglcY
rates on goods going into Puerto Rico
from tn" United States ana coming
from Puerto Rico into the United
States. AS amended by the Senate.
anu, today. agreed to by the House all
restrictions On goods coming into the
United States from Puerto Eicp are
eliminated ana certain food stuns ana
uth,r articles viii. II heretofore have
gone into Puerto Ri"o free 10y cN"cu-
tIN" order ar" excluded from tn" opera
tlpn of tn" l. pr cont duty imposed
ON goods entering tn, island from tn,
United States. y complete scheme NJ
civil government FIR thy island is also
attached t. the measure.
lrnn th- final vote ninc Republicans
voted against the Tin. H"ltwolr.
Mnn.. CrumpacEcr. ina. Lane. Iowa:
Littl"neld. Nc. Mccall. Mass: II. C..
smith. Mich: Fletcher. Mo. and Lor-
mrr. His. TWO Democrats. M"ssrs.
plV,v and Meyer of LoUi-.aE were
paired with Democrats in favor Of tnr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
ARNHElM
King Of Tai|ors.

We represent MARKS Arnhcim ana sew
rr.tl other wen known New York CITY
tailnrs. which enables Us to furnish i
good made tu-urlrr sun at almost any
price you want. Cur Sfi, SIG n SIS suit :
are. un,uualcd. ON the better grades YOU
can save from s. to $l5, by ordering your
suit Of
The Huntington Clothing Co,
Makers, Jobhcr1 ana Retailers %
CIo,hing SpecialtieS.
vi water ST.. Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-04-12
salF'iIlga1 & Eas.,y,

CEOTUTERS. TTATTEI@ AND DEAL
ERS IN FINE, FOOT WEAR.
1ur- ,oItr I'm
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BOER GAME
SEEMS HARD
TO CAPTURE.
English Still Eave Them on the Run
with Poor Results-NO Hope
of Catching Them.
LORD ARMYA WRECK.
without Horses or Transports-Peaee
Delegates on Their Way to Amer
ica-News From Europe.

LONDON, April 30. 8 a. m.-The only
dispatch from Lord Roberts published
yesterday was the usual list of deaths
and sickness, The flood Of newspaper
dispatches to-day describing the recent
operations throws no light whatever
upon the present position of AFFAIRS or
upon the great question as to when the
main advance is to begin. The Stand
ards announcement that General
French's cavalry are returning to
Bloemfontein is clear proof that there
is no further hope OF catching the re-
treating Beers and the London papers
are beginning to display impntience at
the practical failure of the elaborate
operations Of last week,
The Standard says:
ait is disheartening to find that these
elaborate manoeuvres have had so
small result"
The Daily Chronicle remarks
Reluctant to Criticise Roberts.
1--WE are reluctant to orltioIse Lord
Roberts. but It Is impossible to shut our
eyes to the fact that, during the last ten
days we have gained very little from
our enormous display OF force"
Without doubt these operations have
been of a very exhaustIng nature and
will entail further delay. The Bloem-
fonteln correspondent of the Times,
writing on March 3. after the Paarde-
berg affair, describes Lord Roberts
army as a wreck" because It was
without horses and without transport
The Bioemfonteln correspondent of the
Post speaks now of the urgent need at
present and always of more horses.
There is very little news from other
quarters.
The Daily Mail publishes a statement
from Colonel Long who was blamed for
the loss Of the guns at Colenso, that, in
advancing the guns as he did, he
merely obeyed orders, and that the
STAFF was quite ignorant of the proxim-
ity of the Boer positions"
Nothing to Hope From Europe.
The sudden decision of the Boer
peace delegates to go to America is at
tributed to the fact that the govern
ment Of the Netherlands, after sound
ing all the European capitols, told
them they had nothing to hope from
Europe.
Colonel Dalgety's force at Wepener
numbered 100. His losses during the
siege was thirty killed and 149 wound
ed. It Is reported that there was an ar
trlery engagement at Karee Siding, but
no details have been received.
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speeIal Dispatch to the Intelllgsncer.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va. April 20
Toe duncan, a well known local char
meter. either shot himself or was shot
by a stranger at the gallery Of the
American Marksman Company. OF
PIttsburgh, In the east end of this city
at an early hour yesterday morning
duncan, who was in charge Of the gal
lery. stated to the physicians, that he
was attempting to get u gun from thd
rack for the purpose OF frightening his
dodgers" when It accidentally explod-
cd. After he was taken to the nos
pItal he declined to affirm this story
and the AFFAIR seems shrouded in mys-
terry. 1t was six hours after tho shoot
ing that surgical aid was summoned
The bnii entered the body Just above
the heart. and tn, wound win probably
result fatally
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wooIEY CONVENTION.
Mineral County Democrats Have .
General Mix.up.

Mineral County Democrats Have .
General Mix-up.
Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer.
KEYsER, W. Va, April 2s.-Mlneral
county Democrats, to the extent Of no
less than seventy-five, met in mass
convention at the court house In Key
ser yesterday afternoon. The conven-
tion, in the language OF n wRg was
hnrmonious-nlt" From the very be-
ginning Of the meeting there was an at-
mosphere that forebode warm time.
and before the convention was over
the warm time came.
Delegates TO the state convention ana
district delegate conventions were cho-
sen, after which officers Of the execu-
tive committee were chosen, as follows:
James H. Markwood, chairman; Will
lam NJ. Mcdonald. secretary; v. F.
Alkire. II. l.. WEIGH, w. NJ. Foulk,
Walter C. BIschoff, George B. Shank
and Milton Vanmeter, members.
One resolution declared for Samuel
Flournoy for governor, and Hon. W. II.
Foulk, Of Piedmont, for state superin-
tendent Of free schools.
Colonel Davis then objected to the
Chicago platform resolution. Other OBJ
Iections were offered, and the result
was that in the wind-up one Of the
woolIest conventions ever held In this
part Of the world. only three resolutions
Those endorsing Bryan, Flournoy ana
Foulk-were adopted.
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BILLS INTRODUCED
For Relief of Pensioners and Others
Of General Importance.

For Relief of Pensioners and Others
Of General Importance.
Special Dispatch to the lnteillEeneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 29.-Mr.
Elkins has introduced the following
bills in the senate: Granting PEN
sion to catharine c. Lay; for the relief
Of the estate of James A. Watson, de-
ceased. The first named bill, after be-
ing twice read by It's title, was referred
To the committee on pensions; the 9TH
err, also twice read by title, was refer
red to committee on claims.
Mr.. DAYTON has introduced in the
house two bills, one for the relief OF
Robert s. Moss, administrator, and
one for the relief of the trustees OF
White House Methodist Episcopal
church. Summit Point.
Mr.. Dayton has presented, for refer
ence to committees, petitions as FOL
lows:
Red Creek, Tucker county, for relief OF
the state militia; OF j. G. Gibson and
others, OF Shepherdstown, and j. NJ.
O'Neni, and others. Of MArtInRburg, for
repeal Of stamp tax on proprietary
medicines: OF Robert s. Moss, admin
istrator. praying reference Of claim to
court Of claims; OF Julia N. Walsh adj
ministrator, Jefferson county, praying
reference OF war claim to court Of
claims, and petition Of the heirs OF
Martha N. Davis, jefferson county.
praying reference OF CLAIM: to court Of
claims.
Senator Elkins has introduced bill
to authorize an examination Of the
property OF the Little Khnawac River
Navigation Company, with a view to
its purchase This is in connection
with the bill Of Senator Scott to open
the river n free navigation.
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Get More Money.

Special Dispatch to the Intslligenesr.
KEYsER, W. Va, April SO.-In view
Of the constantly increasing amount Of
mall matter handled by the Keyser
post-office, the post-office department
yesterday notified Postmaster MatllolE
that an increase OF $500 in the amount
allowed for clerk hire had been made.
to take efrect July /. The count OF
packages in transit during the week
ending April % showed that 12,g31
pieces OF mall had passed through the
office during that time to and from the
sixty-two offices supplied from this
point.
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tue OF section 50. Of the constitution,
which provides that Gin case OF disa-
greement between the two houses, with
respect to the time OF adjournment, he
may adjourn them to such time as he
shall thing proper, not exceeding four
months"
Adjournment When There is DisA-
greement.
This only authorizes an adjourn
ment when there is disagreement as
to the time and not the place of adj
journment. There is no pretense that
such disagreement existed. Hence
there was no power to adjourn to any
other place at all.
The only authority that the governor
has to change the place Of holding q
session Of the general assembly Is COM
talned In section &c. OF the constitution,
which provides that Sin case Of war, In
surrectlon or pestllence," It may, "by
proclamation OF the governor, assemble
for the. time being, elsewhere; but
this, 1t Is insisted, applies only to time
when the general assembly is not in
session. When in session 1t is sover-
elgn body and can take care Of itself
by adjournlng when and where it
pleases.
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SCOTT CONGRATULATED
Upon his Well Merited Victory Over
the Democracy.

Upon His Well Merited Victory Over
the Democracy,
Special Dispatch to the Intellgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April o.
Senator Scott is constantly receiving
congratulations upon his triumph over
his friends the enemy" kilograms
came in great numbers from almost
every section OF the state and country
and yesterday the letters of similar
import began TO accumulate.
Mr. Edwin Baker Of Tucker county
n clerk In the treasury department, re-
Gently received well merlted promo
ton, as did also Mr.. Charles II. Chap
line. of Jefferson county. The first
named was advanced to the 81, 200 class,
the latter to $500
Mr.. Jacob s. Hyer, prominent and
influential Republican OF BraXtoR
county, was in the city yesterday.
Senator Scott received cordial let
ter yesterday, from the Young Repub-
lIcan organization, Of Philadelphia. in
forming him that he had been elected
an honorary member OF the club.
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Special DiEpatch to the Intelllgeneer.'
PARRERsBURG, W. Va, April a.
Richie county Democrats. at con-
ventlon held at Harrlsvllle yesterday,
appointed delegates to the different
Democratic conventions, endorsed
Bryan for the presidency, W. H. Greer
as delegate-at-large to the Kansas City
convention, H. B. Mckinney for the
nomination for state auditor and Greed
Collins for Congress.
Regardless OF this latter endorsement,
1t is affirmed that Hon. H. s. Wilson,
who was present, has a solid delega-
ton from the county. for Congress.
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was also burned. though not seriously,
while endeavoring to extlnguish the
flames. The coachman was somewhat
burned while assisting.
Mrs. Wilson's hands were so badly
swollen before her death that It was
found necessary to cut the rings from
her fingers in order to give her relief.
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Frnirht Brakeman Hurt.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, April 3d.
]. H. Henry freight brakeman on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, was ground
to death near CORVALLIS, about 2
o'clock this morning. while tagging the
west-bound express. His family is
said to reside at Tyrconnel, where the
remains were taken.
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postofice. the postoffice department
yesterday notified Postmaster Matllcls
that an Increase Of $500 in the amount
allowed for clerk hire had been made,
to take effect July /. The count OF
packages in transit during the week
ending April 90, showed that 1851
pieces OF mail had passed through the
office during that time to and from the
sixty-two Offices supplied from this
point
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rlshnrmen Wnnt Proteetlon

VICTORIA. b. C.. April 29.-The
fishermen OF the wcst coast Of Vnneou-
yer Island are petltlonlng the Domln-
ion government again for The establish
npnt OF patrol to protect British Co
mmbla hallbut banks from the Amerl-
can poachlng schoonsrs. i--
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KANAWHA DIVIDED.
Delegates Will Vote Unanimously
for Hall When La Toilette is Out

of the Race.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgsncer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 30
The primaries held in this county satur-
day resulted in a mixed delegation, and
the delegates to the state convention
will vote for Hall and La Toilette about
evenly on the irst ballot. However, It
seems that Mr. Hall viii have little
trouble in being nominated, and in that
event the La Toilette delegation will
support him after complimentary
vote for this candidate. The delc-
gntes mr. for A. B. White for governor.
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Special Dispatch to the IntelllgCncOr
POINT PLEASANT. w. Va, April
29..-The delegates selected Mt the pri-
marles yesterday will vote for James
X. Hall for state auditor,
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Special Dispatch to the IntCligencor
CHARLESTON. w Va, April 20
Greenbrlcr stands solid for James *.
Hail for auditor.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. April 2a-The
Kentucky stock farm purse for foals OF
1900 to be- trottod in 1908, the guaranteed
value OF which IL $1,000 closes Monday,
Aprtt go