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The daily sentinel., 1900-12-05
Brunswick Hotel Register.

The Brunswick-MY. and Mrs. e. L.
Hughes, Louisville. KY; A. r. King,
Dolta; Nr. and Mrs. John .. Pace,
Richardson, Utah; O. NJ. Pyle, Kansas
City; J. T. Selby, Rifle; O. W. Wheeler,
]. O. L. Winklsr. q. Q. Merriane. K.
Hughes, @. 4. Barusll, Denver; ]. G.
Ross, Memphis; G. NJ. johnson, wife
and neice, Obsrlin, Ohio; j. A. Baldwin.
olenwood Springs: Mrs. A. K. Rupp,
Thomas Brown, Orchard MEGA.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-05
George Hall OF Mes. is in the city.

George Hall OF Mesa 10 IN the city.
Everybody is in preparation for
Christmas.
J. T. Sslby. Of Rifle, former resident
Of this city. il guest at the Brunswick
today.
B. P. Blair. . member Of the board Of
county commissioner, 10 down from De
Bsqus.
Albert Peck, son Of A. ]. Peck Of
Fruita, has accepted position in the
w. r. White Haydw Co. store.
Dave Kane is remodsling his residence
on South street and building COED. SUBJ
stsntial fencs around the entire prep
erty.
Let ~ hope you may attend the ba-
zaar on the afternoon Of Dec. in tho
Armory with the children, and in the
evening take part in the dsncing.
Boysr's Orchestra.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-05
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER s. 1900.
SeptipeI SborteakQs.

|OrI \-NN
II the average man wishes to attract
attention let him 60 to church.
The many friends of Mrs. Bill Jones
will be glad to hear that she is around
again On crutches.
Poison has been discovered in English
beer and now all London Hops around
and wonders what Ales it.
At this season of the year probably
the most abused bird in the world, both
anatomically and geographically, is the
turkey. M
After vainly hunting over 81 years and
as many states for better-looking girl,
a Kentucky man has finally become re-
coneilsd to marrying his first love.
BY persistent practice some Of our LEGAL
would-be sports may yet have chance
to sympathize with that Iowa man who
shot q rabbit and then died OF heart dis
ease.
Having survived the constant attend
ance of three eminent physicians for over
two wssks, the statement that the Gear
has naturally robust constitution can
no longer be doubted.
A New Jersey genius has invented .
movable kitchen" but his tims would
have been better spont had he succeed
cd in getting up some sort Of stationary
hired -gial contrivancs.
Interested relatives no doubt admired
the bulldog grit of that wealthy Mis-
souri, woman vhs persisted in talking
until she died dead enough to justify tho
funds being distributed.
When q man with good, healthy wife
is forced to get up before daylight sad
milk ross-eyed, bow Legged, tail -swisher
OF AN cid COW, it is time existing social
conditions were changed.
And now the battlsship kentucky has
taken water and snsaksd of to another
po1t. 1t looks like tho administration
would be compelled to eat q $9O, 900
turkey about Christmas time, crop,
neck anA all.
To save himself embarrassment, Nc
Kinley saddled the responsibility as to
which one of his three turkeys to
gobbls up last Thursday, on to his cook.
Thus again is down -trodden labor forced
to become the scaps-goat Of modern
Plutocratism.
Tho members OF the national organiza-
ton OF inndels, with headquarters at
Lexington, Kyp have engaged in . con-
trovsrsy amongst themselves that threat
ens 20 disrupt the organization. Wide
awake church members will point to this
as sure indication of their approaching
Christianization.
From being hugged once q pretty Gan
Francisco girl had convulsion and
wants damages to tho extent OF $4,000
The Judge decided that had the man in
tho case done justice to the occasion, she
would have had other convulsions and
accordingly only allowed her . small por-
ton Of the amount asked for.
From the ginger headed editor Of tho
Gazoot:-
oNB BY FOWL.
The stub.tailed hen said: II am not
Just spelling for q slugging match,
But slugs and worms round this here
spot
Will End III como up to the scratch" :"
Associated Press dispatch, dated Dec.
9th, 182O-The Kopjville Excuse will say
tomorrow:-It developed tonight that
the charge d'affairss at Constantinople
has sent cablsgram to the. Secretary Of
State which indicates the Turkish claims
may shortly be satisfactorily settled.
All the officials would say about the
incident was that the information was
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-05

Prayer is the souls sincere desire,
Uttered or unexpressed-
The motion of a hidden IRE
That tremb bles in the breast.
Prayer is the burthen of sigh,
The falling of a tear
The upward glancing of the eye
When none but God is near.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-05

A smile Or ch.erful greeting dossn'
cost much, 90 give it whenever you can
1t may be the means Of making som'
poor, lonely soul happy.
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ReINFORCEMENIS NEEDED.
Rebels in Gold Coast Colony Very Active and
Situation is Grave.

Lor lon. May G-The colonial office
has received the following dispatch
from Sir Frederic Michel Holgion.
governor ana commandrr-in-chicf Of
Cold Coast Colony. dated KumlsSi,
April -: The situation, | regret to
inform you. has changed for the worse.
ON April -. force was sent t. clear
the rebel forces II the eastward.
Four members Of the constabulary
We're killed ana large number nt the
/. hcls We're killed or wounded. on
April 81. the Ashantis surrounded the
town in great force. probably 10000.
ana made a determined attack. The
Kansas were obliged to cvacuate the
cant nmcnt ana to concentrate around
tho fort. The engagement lasted four
hours. Twenty Of our native allies ana
two iauscg were killed. The present
occupants Of the fort number 35S. in
elusive { IS Europeans. six Of whom
are missionaries. Ii is necessary that
further rc;nforcomcnts be sJnt to the
cola Coast"
Sir Frederick Iod-srn. undor date ~
April -, tclcgranhcd: yesterday. a scrl-
Gus attack was made on the fort hv the
rebels, hut they We're routed on all sides
constahulary were killed and 10 woundru
~ contingent of Lagos constahuiary.
under Inspector General Aplin. has ar
rived after two days severe lighting. The
column was attacked at Asagu which
was taken, with the loss Of one killed ana
% wounded, among them Aplin. slightly
"On The following day. the contingent
was attacked two miles from kumassi by
5000 rebels. There WIS great loss in tax
in@ the stucllade across the road. Several
Ashantis there had arms of precision.
After desperate fighting the Ashantis
fled. Two members If the cons ahulary
Were killed and l3& wounded, including
Assistant Inspector Read. Have been I'M
able 70 send letters or kilograms
through"
Under date of May 3. Sir Frederick
Hodgsnn wired thlt the rebels were
mdsSed eastward and that he had made
a demonstration the previous day with
two guns intlicting great loss. One Of
the native auXiliarics was killed.
Tie colonial Office announces that in an
dition 70 the Lagos cnnstahulary. rein
forCemcntS have been sent to Sir Frcdcr-
ick iIudGson from the Sierra Leone from
tier police and from the West African
frontier police in northern ana southern
Nigeria.
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GERMAHY'S CROWN PRINCE.
Festivities in CONT ction With His Reaching
His MajoIiti Are Over at Berlin.

Berlin, May Yesterday, being the
third and last day of the festivities in
connection with the coming of age of
the crown prince, fittinSly capped the
climax. The weather was unusually
fine, warm and sunny for early spring
The streets down town We're conse-
quently crowded by virtually the en-
tire population of Berlin, including sew
eral scores of thousands from outside.
moving to and fro in holiday attire
The police considerably relaxed the
stringency Of their regulations.
At A. NJ, the two emperors attend
ed by a gorgeous retinue, were present
at a special imperial mass, celebrated
by Cardinal Kopp, i'll St. Ludwigs
church. From the church, they drove
to the SieSes Alice for the unwilling of
the statue of Emperor Sigisgomd who
preceded in the 18th century the Ho-
henzollers as rulers of Brandenburg.
The statue is particularly fine. the
sculpture being Eugene Doermel. The
ceremony was beautiful throughout
Then the cmperors drove back to the
castle where, at 1890 a. NJ. Emperor
William and the crown prince received
the congratulations of the special mis-
sion. including that of the United
States. Ambassador White made a
short speech using English throughout.
which both the Emperor and the crown
prince understood perfectly. first adj
dressing the emperor and presenting
organizations from President Me
kinley in pursuance of the telegram
received, Thursday. The emperor re
joined in a pleasant speech, saying hc
was very much gratified and that the
sentiments expressed by President Me
kinley We're cordially reciprocatcd by
both himself and his son. Mr.. White
then turned to the crown prince and
made another brief speech to the same
purport.
Soon after occurred the symbolical
in the castle chapel whereby the ma
jesty Of the crown prince was declared
The scene was most impressive. the
chapel being beautifully decorated
Emperor Francis Joseph and the Ger
man empress led the way. Emperor
William with the Grand Duke of Baden
following. Next came the youngest
imperial child ana then the crown
prince and the Italian crown prince.
Others present were the chiefs of the
accredited missions, all of the princes.
the imperial chancellOrs. Prince Won
Hohcnlohe the members of the Bun
dcsrath. Knights of the order of the
Black Eagle, generals. admiralS, mem
hers Of the cabinet. officers Of the
Reichstag. officers Of the Prussian
Diet, reFimental delegations. etc.
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Political Pointers.

John r. Mclean, brother-in-laW of
Admiral Dewey, has united with the
Bryan party. Lewis Barnard of Gin
cinnati, presented to the Ohio Demo-
cratic state central committee n letter
from Mr.. Mclean requesting that
some other week than Dewey week in
Columbus be selected for the state
convention meeting and that Webster
p Huntington. who resigned the edl-
torship of the Columbus Press-Pnst be
cause of the papers support of Dewey.
be named for temporary chairman Of
the convention. Both requests We're
granted.
For the third time during the recent
Republican fractional campaign in Ala
bama. blood was spilled. Saturday, at
the 9Th district conVr ntion held at Dade-
VILE, Tallapoosa county. In 4 difficulty
which occurred just outside the court
house door between Deputy Revenue
Collector King and his brother, Nicely
King. representing the bingham fac
ton, and Postmaster James HoWlc,
representing the Vaughan faction
Nicely King was shot and perhaps IA
tally wounded. Eighteen or 20 shots
were exchanged. Howle was arrested
but was released on bond. Separate
conventions were held and two dele
CATIONS to the national conventions
convention were elected.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

PortIands subscription to the fund in
aid of the sufferers from the fire in OF
tawa ana Hull exceeds $1,000
Elth is to have an ideal country club
house. It Will he built near Fosters
point ana will be elaborate in constitute
ton. Beautiful grounds will he laid out
in the seven acres which surround it and
belong to the club.
For the first time in many years. san
tire, has had the building inspected. ana
there being some question rs 20 us safe
ty. has decided to permanently close it.
Three thousand dollars was the jury s
verdict i'm the suit Of &. Il. Rounds, adj
ministrator of tn" estate Of Daniel I.
Doolcy against John i. Garter, con
tractor, ut Calais Saturday. ppniey was
May .. 1888.
Department Commander Seth 7. Snire
Of Bath. has appointed Past Commando
Daniel H. Tuwle Of Thatcher Post, Port
. land an aid-dc-camp on the commander 5
staff Past Commander Daniel Davis OF
the same post has been appointed assist
! ant DEPARTMENT Inspector.
| George Knight of Westbrook is under
/ arrest ut Portland. on charge Of lar
4 Ctny Of a horse and carriage belonging Il
\ Harry Clllan. ana another the property
4 Of Earle HunncweH. Both turnouts hav,
| been recovered, having been dbandonet
| in the outskirts of Portland.
n
/ stable at Madison. owned by Z. II. Spear
were burned. Saturday morning. and {
house occupied by j. Il. Roberts wa:
| considerable damaged by fire. Mr.. Rob
erts occupied the blacksmith shop. Th'
total loss IS estimated at about $4,000.
The life saving crew Mt Popham Bcacl
sighted fishing schooner in distress Of
Pond island, Saturday afternoon.
squall had struck the craft, and Their,
was great danger of her being swamped
y crew of life savers was immediatel,
crew was brought safely to land.
Postmaster Barker Of Portland. has re
ceived a telegram from Congressman Al
len. stating that the post office depart
ment has decided to grant the reques
for an extension of the free delivery ser
vice in that city. July l. five new car
riers will he added to the force, thei
routes to be confined to Wards s and
which formerly comprised the city o
. Deering. Congressman Allen has beef
working some time to bring about thi
I extension of the service.
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WALTER SOMEWHAT UPSET.
Chicago JournaI.)

It happened Oh q street car; perhaps
that was the reason the young woman
was talking it to her friends as they
rode on street car.
Say, girls" said the girl with au-
burn hair in a voice which was aud
ible even under the rear platform, you
may talk about being embarrassed, but
| will wager Studebaker matinee
against a chocolate that you have never
undergone anything that's comparable
to the agony | suffered, this afternoon
You know. Walter called for me t.
go to the Art Institute
How unusual" broke in one IF the
listeners.
We'll" continued the auburn-hai
one, ignoring the interruption, I've
boarded an Indiana avenue car at
Thirty-first street and when the con-
ductor beloved out. Fare, please,
Walter showed a bill into his hand. and
continued To praise the landscape I
finished, last week. He was interrupt
"a by the conductor. who. pointing his
finger at little urchin seated near US.
said:
How old is hc?'
Poor Walter, You know how cas-
ily ~ is embarrassed. If YOU could
have seen him squirm in his seat ana
blurt out He is not ours
And the worst of it all was that
that sedatc Miss Fay. who brides her
self about her SAVIOR faire." was seat
~ directly opposite US, and grinncd
hidcpusly"
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Railroads and Steamboats,.
BANGOR & AR01ST00K
RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains
in Effect Nov. s. 1899

Pullman Buffet Plrlor Cars between
liorlt"n and Bangor on trains leaving
il"ulton at $50 y. II. and Bangor at AIS
LEAVE Portland. 100 P NJ; Augusta.
l i.al. !. NJ M; Wlteryliiie. 325 A. MI Ban
Irln Works gta N. MI; Narcross. Gag Al
MI: Niliaacket, 4.J5 IL. Nj; sherman. TO- Is
\. ~: Iatten lilo \. NJ: Island Falls.
sIr7iis. ia r. ii: AshIand 10 p N ::
iI"ulton. 1910 =. NJ; Bridgewater. 1.03 p.
81; Prcsluc Isle, l.5i +. NJ: CARIBOU, ,. -
I. IA; L-imcet,nc 315 7. Nj: Fort Fair
M MI: GuiIford a35 al Nj: Monson, 1912
y. III Greeuville. 1910 a. NJ.
LEAVE Portland. i3.a5 p. NJ; Augusta,
t.45 Z. NJ: Arrive Erownville. G.33 +. NJ:
Dover. 80 =. NJ: Guilford. 100 p. NJ;
Monsoon, 1.i5 I. NJ; Grecnville $50 p. NJ:
Norcross. - T. NJ; Millinocket. 1871 7.
Al: Sherman. $50 I. NJ; Island Falls S. Is
7. NJ; Pattcn. H-45 H. NJ; Houlton. 9-iO T.
Junction. G.13 \. NJ; Guilford $40 A. NJ;
Dover and FoXcroft, 200 A. Nj; katahdin
Iron Works. so \. NJ; Brownville, 715
n. N; Lagrange. 7.55 4. NJ.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield, G.2o \. NJ; Car
ibou, CHS a. Nj; Prcsque Isle, Ga a. NJ;
ioulton. $40 \. MI; Ashland. 7.oo A. Nj;
4. NIL It'll isi i7d Faii nh iii, Il !" NJ; fatten
9I0 A. NJ; Sherman. 9.io 4. NJ. Millinock-
ct. 1927 A. NJ; Norcross. 1888 y. NJ;
Erownviile. 1l20 \. NJ: Arrive Bangor,
105 z. NJ; Waterville. $40 7. Nh; Au-
gusta. 3i5 T. NJ; Portland 5.35 L. NJ.
LEAVE Caribou. 11.45 A. NJ; Presque
Isle, l2.l3 T. N; Fort Fairfield. lLl5 a;
Nj; Bril,-eWater. 1903 II. Nj; Iuultnn. 2hO
Il. MI: island Fails 30o ~ MI; Patten,
255 4. NJ; sherman. BIN L. Nj; Norcross,
$50 +. NJ; katahdin Iron Works, 800 p.
Nj; Brownvillc. $50 =. NJ: Lagrange
4 I,raanN-illn - NJ MnngDD.
$40 =. NJ. Guilford. $50 T. NJ: Dover and
f'oycroft. sos p. NJ; Arrive Bangor. ~
=. NJ; Watnrvillc. 95G II. NJ: Augusta,
1913 !. NJ; Portland; 1.30 \; N.
GEO. NJ. HOTGHTON, q. II. &; T. A.
L. w. CRAM, Y. l.. & Gen. Mgr.
Bangor, Nov /, 1899
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ss,h CONGRESS
CONTINUED from page ~

sundry civil appropriation Dill. ii car
ries slightly more than $6l.5O00O0. ABOUT
$40. 900 600 more than any previous sun
dry civil bill The general deficiency
and military academy appropriation
bills are now the only general supply
bills Enacted upon by the House. The
Senate amendments to the army APP
preparation bill were disagreed to by
the House and the bill was sent to con-
ference.
The press committee of the Repub-
lican national committee at Philadel-
phia. announces that under the resolu-
ton of the national committee that all
applications for press seats from daily
newspapers, for men who VIII be actu-
ally engaged in the convention must be
in the hands of VIM. l.. Mclean, chair
man, Court House, Independence
Square, Philadelphia, on May 10. 1t
will be impossible to consider applica-
tions received after that date.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding mas
taken active measures to rescue, II pos
sible. the - men who abandoned the
wrecked British steamer Virginia OH
the Outer Diamond shoals. SATURDAY
he ordered the revenue steamer AlSoh-
quin, now at Wilmington, y. C., ana
the Onondaga. which was expected 10
arrive at Norfolk, Saturday, TO pro-
coed to sea at once in search Of the
missing men. They left the Virginia
in n small boat and, as heavy sea
was going at the time, it seems al
most certain they were lost.
The Senate committee on pubic
health and national quarantine held
protracted session, Saturday, having
under consideration Senator Vests Dill
amending the act granting addition
al powers to the marine hospital ser
vice. Deeming it undesirable to act on
the measure without expert testimony
upon the subject. the committee de-
cided to extend invitations to appear
before It, next Friday. to Surgeon Gen
eraI Wyman and the health officers of
the ports of New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore. New Orleans. Mo
bile, Charleston, S. c.. and Jackson
vile, Fla.
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THE RAILROAD STRIKE.
New York Central Men May Go Dat Again
10 Assist Other Strikers.

Buffalo, n. y. May 6.-RasultinE
from a meeting Of the striking ear re-
pairers Of the Eric Railway, today. n
new draft of their demands will b.
prepared and submitted to Division
Supt. Brunn. As told by the strikers.
this draft Will not be modifca-
ton Of their original demand fur pay At
the New York Central scale, but
more perfect formulation. expressing
conciscly just what they will contcnd
for
1t is believed that the Lackawanna
men will make at least one more at
tempt to negotiate with Master Me
chanic Garfield. A reply from the gem
eral officers of the Lchigh Valley Is
expected. tomorrow, and President De
courscy of the Western New York &
Pennsylvania has promised to reach
Buffalo, Wednesday. The situation Is.
therefore. sufficiently tentative to act
as a stay upon any radical movement
which might have eliminated when the
time limit Of the mons untimatum OK
pred. tonight.
The report of last night that the New
York Central repaircrs who resumed
work. Friday. would strike in sympathy
with their affiliated craftsmen of the
lines where satisfaction has not been
granted, was reiterated. tonight by
labor people and pronounced n proper
move If the men also followed the
Central repaircrs in the strike insist
that ii IS the most tangible way to rem
der them aid in their fight. This being
discussed from the standpoint Of Sc
lecting the most potent policy in
bringing pressure to bear on the lines
that have not yet made concessions. il
was stated that to keep the Central
men in and the road operating to its
fun capacity while concentrating ef-
forts to tic up rival lines would be ar
efflcacious system of warfare, equally
worthy of consideration.
1t is possible that Erie ana Lacka-
wanna car repairers may meet thci1
respective officials. tomorrow.
The striking freight handlers mad,
no move. today. and appear to he quiet
ly waiting to hear what success at
tends the efforts of President Gompcr
of the American Fedora ton of Labor
to secure n hearing for them from tn
general officers of the several lines a
New York
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STREETS WERE JAMmeD.
Memphis Extends Enthusiastic Welcome 10
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey.

Memphis, Tenn, May Cat sunset
| today, an admiral's salute announced
| the arrival in Memphis of Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey. Thousands of citizens
| and visitors greeted the distinguished
couple as they stepped from the spec
ial train and wered riven to the Pea
body hotel.
The special train left St Louis, at
O'Clock this morning, and arrived in
Memphis, at 6.45 +. NJ. The days
journey had no significant features be
yond the fact that at every station en-
route crowds Were present and insist
ed on cheering the admiral. The re-
ceptions at Belleville, H., Cairo, H.,
and Fulton. Ky, We're the most promi-
nent, Admiral Dewey shaking hands
with many enthusiastic people. Thou
sands Of people were at the Poplar
street station when the train arrived.
The streets were jammed ard even the
roofs of adjacent houses We're utilized
by many to catch n glimpse Of the
admiral.
When the admiral entered an open
landau he arose and bowed to the
thrOng. Immediately afterward, co. a,
Confederate Veterans, made its ap-
pcIrancc and Admiral Dewey again
rose and uncovered his head. Gallant
looking fellows, those" he said, and
he again saluted the men in gray I'm
der escort Of the Confederate veterans
and the reception committee, Admiral
and Mrs Dewey were driven to their
hot l. At $50 o'clock tonight, limited
reception was held in the parlOrs Of
the hotel.
The celebration in honor Of the city's
guests will begin, tomorrow. ana extend
through Tuesday. Memphis is fun of Wis
itors and nearly every down town bust
ness house Is profuselN decorated in tho
national collrs. Tomorrow morning. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Dewey will he taken for
a drive about the city In the afternoon
there Will 10 4 floral parade ANA later Il
ana At night grand hail At the Grand
Opera house.
Tuesday will he given over IL rectp-
tinns IT IN" exchange ana clubs ana at
night Il general reception will T.. held Al
the Peabody hotel under the auspices OF
the wumcn'e clubs Of the citv.
Admiral DcWcy was questioned. tonight
concerning statement said IA have been
made ~ him Kid til" University club
luncheon in 81. Louis relative 10 the
nation on earth and that England wa
this country's hest friend and IL should
be 50 regarded.
The best answer to that question. +"
said the admiral. ''is IN" statement in
this mornings papers I'D 81. Louis by
club. in which AuU Will note nv ~tit.r
that | did not mas" he statement at
tribulcd IT, me- hui that IL " ls made b.
the president Of the club.
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An Ancient Belief.

The ancionts believed that rheuma-
ti1m was the work Of demon within
n man. Any one who has had an at
tack Of sciatic or inflammatory rheu-
matism Will agree that the inniction is
t' moniac enough to warrant the be-
Inf. It ms never been claimed that
ChamborIain's Pain Balm would cast
out demons. but it viii cure rheuma-
tism, and hundreds bear testimony to
the truth Of this statement. one ap-
rlioation relieves the pain, ana this
quick relief which It affords Il alone
worth many times its cost. For sale
by Jno. Coughlin, IL Water St, Drug
sist