davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-23

@ienporoisbeb / 9srSen, ION lite en-
elsr onpen IiriuIdst Selgen ! ben hels
Iioe 8n iunbs birlpe en- trosnoe El'
beoer uo al. - Gu, adtoltterne CT
afauoSbnrtere RET os ilet. Ut man !
9oree pao TIsre Wauoer begnnoer at
ppmuntre Ratolismen, er Ct tdlenoe
Sioens Ssgn.
Gn Siue sr barb at tGnte pda: ben
oamle, ufeilbare 9apn oerborte | gas
titdnet bar sjennemIsoet en- mertslt9
Siospsripbs. 9a ban / 1910 fsotes
til 9eroen, fdnotss bperten S%ernbdner,
seIegraf eIer selefon. 9uiinoer AT
itore Horstdgsnoer puo Oamptrdftsns
% @lettricitetens Omradpe laa enood
/ Srsmtipsns Stiso. Mun hdooe
iuapiot forIegt Web Damp ION Drip
trait for Stibe. 5otogrofien er ogs
iad opfunben ienere, o9 paa S9gsots
o%snfdbens, Qitronpmiens og Raturs
oioenfabernes Smrados er Der giort
baube mango og oigtige 5remItrtot.
Ollie be msrteligits, melt uunopGrltgs
moTtiner er blepne til / 2sos Sio. Og
Tom 9eroenstdrtet er Bit tegnet om
i9ien og ON igjen / bans Sio! Scn
bar let Seiierosmmer og &ongeoems
msr Do % fsbes, Republtter grunpes
% RepubIitsr rumle. Sun bar let
asiisre % 8onger gua i 2dnofpgtigs
beo % Ressnter / 0uiinpis iegne for
Morberbadnb. Men ban bar Jet me-
get gobt osiaa.
pa SEQ tom til 9erben, bar Der I'M
tst SpitIarb, intet Stalien, Inlet @r9s
tenlano, og Rorge bar enooa 0dns
marts Setter. Napolson og Srants
rige itob pda lin Mugts eoerite 5inoe,
mems Gngluno netop babbe giennemz
goat en- Ratte SrnngIelsuur iaa al
porlige, at mango buooe beepnot at
ipaa ON 2unbets nnoergang. Sriget
bapbe tobt fine amsritunite 8olonier,
tiGmpet for 2ipet meo mer eno bdlpe
Europa og babe git og faat itpgge
Sddr. Men ba SEQ bar 5 Iar, ieilte
Gngl9nbere meo i'm pprite 5ienoe,
Rapolepn ben fore, til ct. Selenu.
Papens S~pOeobsniist meo at OPP
muntrs Yile9rimsfarb til Rom bette
qarbunorebets iioite aar er fornemliq
at gisre fine SCAR 8eroen runbt mel
tienote / % meo ben 8p, ION iioen bel
ferfte Qdrbunbreoe er blepen dners
tienot ipm Miotpunttet % 9opebitas
ben / ben t~utolIte 9srosn, bet Steo
bporfru ben t~utolIte Sirte faur iir
Magt, Iutpritet oe SnoFpbelie. "GGt
8eie fsrer til Rom" - 9i fan enbnu
Il, at ale be grpoere og finere Sraaoe
boOraf bper entelt iom / ct tiempes
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-23
SEQ % bans Saar
gilearisiGrs % MiSnatsmeSlrr.
Yaueu iuiprnoerrr Sclacnrr.

sspr aatolitern, ril iuoepGrsnos
Var bli et Rerteaur. 9aoen bar bes
itsmt ia til ii bespnoe og snos Iarst
1900 meo Mionatsmesier. De mag
tius 2dnosbsIgeuer ps andre SeI9snsr
runot ON / be tatoIife 2anoe er inotil
pioere fratat en- Del 5orretti9beosr
cher meo andre Orb paa en- pts
Waaot iuipenoerte e. adr, og be soos
aotoliter ma not fnoe iis / at 9aa
Ill Rpm for at blt brnberte. Oet er
life Iau, at 9opeu bar noget imoo
oisIe SeIotnsr slsr be beligs Strtn,
bppri be Sroenoe tror, SeleenernsS
iuroife Strp belt eler oelpis ppbspas
res. Rei bd - ban iuipenoerer benz
tun for at Opmuntrs fin airtes Bern
til at bsIsae Rom, ben belige gp,"
bppr be ital tunne opnda langt 'tsrre
sins eno pso fine 2aRbsbelgsner, Der
oltida itaar unosr % life. iom nogen
bper al os Tan bd inobtlot Jig, oper
9apen. : inoeprrsnoe aar er bet
beueritte en- 9atplit tiaoot at 9itte
ia meo noser, Der lille tiIbsrer ROs
mertirten. Oct oiloe bare bra not
for os, ON 9apsn LOB oenne i'm Be
ft.mmslie bli Itoaenbe.
Rom, ben "be1ige." "epige" 9p peo
s~ibsrfoben, bar en- mertelig SiitOrte.
Den blsp 10 dnlost at to Gutter, ION
bar bl.pne foitr.t og ammet bos .ler
at en- lllpinoe. Eli tngen 9p / Der
ben, naar Seruialsm unotas, tnptter
ia iao mango mertslige, betpontn9ss
fulbe 9~seipenbeoer. 9poo Wlettu %
Mebird er for Mubamebunerne, Be
mares for 6inbusrns og gtoItpa for
RusIerne er Rom iOr be romeritstas
tplIte. Ssruialem, MemfS CIlems
pbis), cirrus, 8abnlon pg Ninipe li9s
ger / 8rus; men Rom er Rom -
BEN spi9e 9p. !Selliget peo Ipoitelene
geters % Yaulus' 8irtiombeo, peo
Sufinoer triitne Martprers Blob,
martsIis Oeo Sutdtomberne unoer
gpsn os mango andre Sing er bet
MI i~Ietitte unoerli9t, ON Rom pGtter
"knies" Sslelier hos Roms 9prtere.
Gn unoen Sing er bet bel ogIaa, al
Ftisnt Der fan bore 9per, iom bar buas
be ct % TO !Sel9enitrin, fpran bpilts
en- trosnbe, opertroiit SatoIit fan
tnele neb meo fit Offer, Iaa bar bog
Rom / 9uiinbpis Sslsenitrin. Der
Fnbss bel life ben Rsb % 5are %
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-23
On 0ammcl Gonc,

Tom dlbrig bar feet en- Seit, bar Der
ligs inotil for fort Sio iioen eriIteret /
0unmart. Den gamle bar belle 1T
2ip pGret boiat pda &~riitianss, ION
lisgsr itrur / norooit for S%prnbOlm,
pg bpts 8efoltnins life bar nogen
BRIG for Seite. Saa fit 8oncn Reiz
ielpIt pua fine gamIe 0age o9 began
fig til &isbenbapn, bpor bun 1T mani
&c unberlise Sing at ie, men intet,
Iom forbauIebe benoe mere eno npqle
fore 9pr, iom bun Iau pua 8aoerne,
og iom talotes !Seite.
COM guul puu 1eres pprprorra9 m mte
ON al uotalc min Weulne ON Spmalftren
'Susueune1," itaL je9 mcooe.e, at ben er ior'
trinllg I alc SeuieeuoCr. SrlQt 81. 33. q
q. Tproduiit, Soiiman, Minn,
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-23
6norior ban ifft piloe relic
til Qntcrifa.

Gn 8adrbmdnosfamilie | bet Nors
benfielbife buOoe giort fig fulpt fGrs
big iii at reiie til gmerita. 0cgen
for 5amilisn ituloe gipe zig pad
@eien, ertl9rebe ben 9lbite Ssn,
Climber, Der bar betienot iom er ipar
Stor9oer, at ban life piloe p9re meo
at reiie til bet fierne 9eiten.
"G be major ia Senton Der |
8r9nben, iom bar lat / .Sdue bag.
at bu ftal bIi att ber?" Ipurste 5az
beren.
RG-bei, be / it,"
"Rd, tofpr Oil ou 1t fSls me os
oa?"
"2Gs ia ~inuttu me stulmsiituren,
og -.
"Su en- IA for ndtu, ban ba?"
"6an Ieie be ban, at ndr 8lptfa
tol / Norge, Iaa E a fir pm Wprraer
/ Nmerita."
"8an be qiGr bag ndto be ba?"
"9Gg bill ii reis te en- 9luIs, TO,
pg npoiotes te q bent iaa lang pdc
Mepbaen." Og ben ftattars gu.
grcsiebe bare oeo Santen paa, at no:
get Iau ftrGtteligt tunbe banbe BAN
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-23

My little boy Of eight years was troubled for the ls q |
years with getting up out of bed every night and taIkDr.
what happened during the day. At last he got so bad y,
opened the windows and went out Of the door. w,s
alarmed about it, tried several remedies and my pbvsich.
prescribed for him, but everything failed. AT last tried p. 1
Tabules and have found them the best remedy for nv bow C.
he has" taken the Tabules he never gets out of bed, sleeps al Ill
and l can't thank anything for it but Ripans Tabules and u
always keep them on hand.
WANTED - case of bad health this RIP rs I'M mott eneat They baninp pains a,u
" one gives relief Note tm word RIPA 3 on 1.-THE p@ksse and acept no BMSsSR mll
40 for Scent or twelve packets for a. cents may he had at my drug store Ten upssn SLPSl
sand testimonials will be uanedt any address for cent.f Yard to the snsCeaSIG%
10 sprce 81 New York
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-23

Srrinasfur. Warmers White Wine
of Tar Syrup, bet bebIte Mtiboel paa Scrs
ben intoo Spite, beIbreoer Ell 6urtIplelie
paa eli 8 as, BUS bet tases , SiOe. 25 %
so Cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE.
S. r. FtIker c! Clinton Elected Grand Mas
ter-Reception 10 Grand Officers.

Bangor. Me. Oct. 16.-At the annual
session of the Grand Lodges Of Maine.
Independent Order of odd Fellows.
held in odd Fellows hall, Bangor
Tuesday. reports for the year were
read by the various officials and Off
GERS elected. The meeting closed at
night with reception to the Grand
Lodge officers
The elective grand officers who were
elected. Tuesday, We're: Grand Mas
ter. s. + Felker, Clinton; deputy
grand master, w. NJ, Cutler. West
brook: grand warden. Leon F. Higgins.
Brewer: grand secretary. Russell q.
Dyer. Belfast; grand treasurer, w. Z.
Plummer, Portland; grand representa-
tive. Chas A. Small, Madison.
The appointed officers are: Grand
conductor. George +. DOliof, Wat I
vile: grand guardian, Frank j. Tenn
pie Bangor; grand conductor. Newell
r. Knowlton. Pennington; grand chap
plain. Rev w II. Could. Dexter; grand
herald. George \. Harden, I;pcklaAd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
ASHORE OFF HIGHLAND LIGHT.
Unknown Vessel Supposed to 30 a Fisherman
in Bad Position.

Highland Light, Mass, oct. 1.-THE
strong Southwestern of yesterday chang
ed at dark to a fierce squall from the
northwest and north, increasing to a
gale, which continues, this morning,
catching in its grip q fleet OF rs mack
erel fishermen and large number Of
coasters and lows off this port.
At 11.30 last night, Surfman Marshall
of the south bound patrol discovered a
vessel hard and fast on the bar. one
mile south of Highland light The sea
was beating over her furiously in
the darkness nothing of her name or
crew could be learned. The patrolman
burned his torch to let those on board
know they had been seen, and went
back to his station for assistance.
The distance, darkness and gale
made ii impossible for the life savers
to drag their heavy gear along the
beach, and q man was sent to Willard
Smalls for a pair Of horses. They
We're soon hitched TO the gun appar-
atus and Capt Worthen and crew Of
the Highland station made all possible
haste down the beach to the scene OF
disaster
1t is believed the stranded vessel is
a fisherman; if so, she has a crew OF -
or 20 men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
the POLICE INVESTIGATING
The Death Of Hannah McDonough's Infant
Child. Tuesday. at Portland.

The police are generally investigating
the record of Hannah McDonough.
whose infant died. Tuesday morning,
under what are considered suspicious
circumstances.
Special Officer Myer Punsky. VINO
first heard of the child's death and lat
er effected the capture of the woman
as she tried to escape from her SIS
ter'S house on Cotton street, SAID To
an Express reporter that ne had known
of the woman for several years as an
habitual drinkeT. She formerly RESIDED
in Stafford block. the officer salu'
where her rooms were frequented Dy
inebriates of both sexes and orgies were
frequent. AS consequence OF htl
conduct her husband is said TO nave
left her in the summer of 1899 ana
shipped from Portland in yacht.
When on her way to the pollce STA
ton with officers, yesterday. she was
asked if she had any wishes concern
ing thu burial of the child. and replied,
it is stated. Il don't care what ne
comes of it: it's out of the way.
This morning. County ATTORNEY lib
by directed Coroner Perry 10 hold m
inquest on the child's death. in city
hall. Monday morning at - o'clock
Portland Express. oct 16.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
ALL MAssAcRED.
Expeditions 10 Lake IssaI Undoubtedly Mur-
dered by The NATIVES.

Rome oct. lG.-The Tribuna publish
es correspondence. today. from AS
mara southwest of Mass way. dcscrib-
ing the massacre OF an expedition u
Lake Assai. The expedition is said II
have been composed of British. but IL
Is more likely that they were French.
as the lake is situated in possessions
ceded to France by Emperor Menelik
Of Abhysinnia.
II seems that the column numbering
2c0 went 70 Lake Assal to obtain the
tax on salt exported. The natives re-
Piled that they had no money but
would give cattle. To this tn" chief ~
the expedition agreed. Thereup3n a
large number OF natives entered the
camp If the expedition on various pre-
texts and massacrrd the disarmed
members during hivouac
A second expedition was Gent 70 as
sist or lvcnSe the first. bur it is be-
licyci this als1 met a similar fate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
6ONDOlN'S HALF MILLION.
Now Seems Assured by Decision OF United
States Supreme Court.

san Francisco. oct. ia decision
just rendered by the United States su-
preme court sustaining the trust Great
ed by Mrs Catherine NJ. Garcelon Of
Oakland, ends one Of the longest liti-
cations ever known in this state. Some
time before her death in 1891. Mrs.
Garcelon transferred property Of the
value at that time, of over $l,000.Ooo.
to John A. Stanley. in trust for Bow
dom college. and the establishment of n
hospital in Oakland. in the proportion
Of two-fifths Of the fund 70 the college
and three-fifths to the hospital.
1t is estimated that Bowdoin College
will receive considerably over s500,0OO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The death is announced at Prague Or
Zdenko Fibich. the celebrated Eohe
milan composer.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie has pr scented
the town Of Haweck, Roxburgh COUNT.
Scotland. with the sum Of Gl0.0 for
a public library.
Thrty-one passengers of the Ward
Line steamer Mexico from Havana
We're sent to Hoffman's island, New
Fork, Tuesday. for observation.
King Oscars Illness" says a dis
patch to the London Daily Mail from
Stockholm. has developed into a in
Illumination Of the lungs. The crown
prince has been appointed regent"
Fourteen persons We're injured, Tues
day. in collision OF street cars on the
line between Seattle and Renton
Wash. F. A. Dunlop. Mrs. &. Wilson
Conductor Groat and Thomas Cham
bers We're seriously hurt.
Max Brim. a prominent real estate
lawyer Of Brooklyn. shot himself in
the head. Tuesday, in his office in that
city. He was taken to n hospital.
where he lies in critical condition.
No reason can be assigned for the at
tempted suicide.
The San Francisco Call says: There
is a strong possibility that Julius
kruttechnitt, at present general man
ager Of the Southern Pacific Co, will
be appointed president Of the big rail
road system as successor to the late
4. p. Huntington.
The exploration party which went
north on the steamer Corwin has re-
turned to Port Townsend and reports
the discovery of an immense field Of
coal near Cape Sabine. on the Arctic
coast OF Alaska. The grade is what is
known as semi bituminous.
The United States steamer Path
finder has arrived ut San Francisco
from Alaska. For several months
the vessel has been engaged in survey
work at Norton Bay, Fish river and
other far northern points. The men
on the Pathfinder say that the natives
of Alaska are rapidly dying off
The body of Josiah c. Cribou.
native of Middleboro. Mass. and for
many years night Waterman in the
factory of the Bay State Straw CO.,
was found hanging to a tree on his
premises. Tuesday. Mr.. Crbou was 20
years of age. He leaves a son and
daughter No one seems to know of any
cause for the suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
Railroads ard Steamboats,,
BANGOR & kROOSTOOK
RAILROAD
arrangement oil Trains
IN Effect October 8. 1900.

Pullman Buffet Parlor Car between
Caribou and Bangor on tran leaving
Caribou at 6.l5 a. N. and Ban or at As
LEAVE Portland. 100 P. NJ; Augusta.
135 A NJ; Waterville, 2.25 A. M; Ban
gor. 100 A. NJ. Arrive Lagrange. 8.l3 A.
NJ; BrOwnville, $50 A. M; Katahdin.
Iron Works. $50 A. NJ; Norcross, s.i2 A.
A. NJ; Patten, ll.08 A. NJ; Island Falls.
ITO A. NJ; Smyrna Mills. Has A. NJ; Ma
sardis, 1.03 =. ~: Ashland. 80 P. NJ;
Houl5on. l2l9 B ~: Bridgewater ioa z z
P. NJ: New Sweden. 25S P NJ; Van Bu-
rem. 400 p. NJ; Limestone. go p NJ;
Fort Fairfield, Els L. NJ; Dover and Fox
croft. $40 A. NJ; Guiford. 9.35 A. NJ;
Monson, 1913 A. NJ; Greenville, 1850 A.
LEAVE Portland. 1910 P. NJ Augusta.
2 80 F. NJ; Waterville. $40 p. NJ; Ban
gor. AS 2. M; arrive Brownville, $50 P.
P. NJ; sherman, sl9 ?. NJ; Island Falls.
s.33 ?. NJ; Patten. S:35 P. NJ: Houlton.
8. 20 p NJ; Presque Isle. 1880 P. NJ. Car
ibou, II Is p. NJ; Fort Fairfield ILL P. NJ.
LEAVE Greenville, 5.SQ A. NJ: Monson
Junction, g A. NJ; Guilford- 6t2 A. M;
Dover and Foxcroft, 100 A. NJ katahdi1
Iron Works, go A. NJ; Brownyille, 20
A. NJ; Lagrange. 7.57 A. NJ.
ARRIVE Bangor, $50 A. u.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. go =: NJ: CT.
ibou, ola A. NJ; Presque. Isle, SO A. 4:
Houiton. $40 a. NJ: Ashland. 7.00 A. A.:
Masardis. 7.26 A M; Smyrna Mills. So
A. NJ; Island Falls. 915 !. n. Patten.
$40 A. NJ; sherman. $40 A. NJ; Millinoe-
ket. lO.2S A. NJ; Norcross, 1G.40 A. NJ:
Brownville, 1874 a. NJ; Arrive Bangor.
l.05 p. NJ; Waterville, 80 +. NJ; Au-
gusta. $50 I. NJ; Portland, 555 T: N. -.
LEAVE Caribou. 11.45 A. NJ; Van BIZ
ren, 1905 y. NJ; New Sweden. 1l07 A. NJ:
Limestone, 1910 A. NJ; Presque lsle.
1915 =. Nj; Fort Fairfield. Il 10 a.
p. NJ; Island Falls, 25S p. NJ; Patten.
, 50 p. NJ; Sherman, 3.24 z. NJ: Noreross.
APO 2. NJ: Katahdin Iron Works, 500 r.
M; Brownville. 5.27 P. NJ; Lagrange.
SOC p NJ: Greenville. S.S5 p. NJ; Monsoh,
s. 40 F. M; Gulford. AL p. NJ. Dover ana
Foxcroft, sos P. NJ: Arrive Bangor ~
p. NJ; Waterville. 9.55 P. NJ; Augusta.
l0.4 3 p. M; Portland, LIS A. NJ:
GEO. NJ. HOUGHTON, @. p. z; I. A.
F. W. CRAM, V. P. & Gen. Man.
Bangor Oct. 8. 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
SheriH's Sale.

* EN- \ EBEC, SIS.
Taken this sixth day OF october. A. D.
1900, on execution dated September II, a.
d. 1900, issued on a judgment rendered by
the superior court at term tnereol Pc
gun and holden at Augusta, WITHIN aug
for the county of kennebec, on the nrst
Tuesday Of September, A. D. 1870, In fa-
vor OF Joseph Williamson, Jr., ana Lewis
A. Burleish. co-partners, doing business
under the firm name Of Williamson anu
Burleigh of said Augusta, against Johh
Coro OF said Augusta for the sum CT ior-
ty dollars and seventY-seVen cents uaHiAs,
and eighteen dollars and forty-teo en- en-
cost Of suit and will be sold by pnDlc
auction to the highest bidder at my olnCe,
No. 2O1 Water street in said Augusta, Oh
the 24th day o. November, 4. ID. l%O. ~
10 o'clock in the forenoon, the toHoHihs
described real estate and all the rIsh,
title and interest which the said John
Coro has or had in and to the same on
the 9th day of January, A. ~. tsN a,
three O'Clock ana thirty-three minutes ~
the afternoon, when the same WAS a..
tached on the original writ III the sam
suit 10 wit: u, ~.
A certain lot or parcel of land with tne
buildings thereon, situate in said a. a.,
gusta and bounded and described " W.
lows to wit: beginning at the south- ~
corner of land of John Martin on ".
north side OF Bennett street, so ct.ss%a :
thence running casterly on the norsh tn ~
OF said Bennett street, forty-hve leet .nJ "a
a stake: thence running northeriy Oh IA
OF Margaret n Martin. fifty feet p Pa
stake; thence running westerly on AM s,.
Of said Margaret N. Martin. fore'T,oe
feet TO stake; thence southerly Oh sftv
east line Of land Of said John Martin, In.
feet to the first mentioned hound,, ps. nrc
same promised conveyed to Annie "a AL.
by Margaret n. Martin, by her deed . Is
ed june sist. 1892, recorded in Kennedy en- arI
registry Of deeds. in book 593, page 9!s' NJ
same conveyed by said Anne ,ots1
Coro to said John CorO, by deeu ur rse.
October 70. 1898. recorded in kenneoec -
istry of deeds, book Az. page 4a2;
JOSHUA F. BEAN.
Deputy Sheriff.
October 6; A. D. 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
CHANG YEN Ho0N eXSCUItD.
One OF Ab!est hlen in China But Empress
Dowaler Feared Kim.

Washington. oct l6.-Corfrmation
has been received here OF the execu-
tjun. july 20, If Chang Yen Hoon. the
former Chinese minister to thu United
States. Chang was a loyal adhcreut Of
the Emperor. ana warm supporter
uf the latter's reform movements.
When the Empress DOWager supplaEt
"a the Emperor. two years ago. Chang
was banished to NebraGe". but through
the Intervention Of the American and
British ministers. his punishment was
committed To Punishment in the distant
province of Kashgaria. 1t now appears
that the Empress Dowager. taking ad-
vantage of the late reign Of terror At
Pehin. and knowing Changes influence
with the Emperor. ordered his eXecu-
tion by decapitation. Chang was con-
sidered by those familiar with Chinese
affairs as one Of the ablest If not the
ablest man in China. He had been dec
GRATED by the Queen Of Great Britain
ana the E,mperors of Russia and Ger
many. Had his life been spared till
the occupation Of Pekin by the allies.
ne doubtless would have been recalled
and have taken an active part in the
pending negotiations ana future gov
ernment of China.
Secretary of State Hay has receiv-
ed dispatch from Consul McWade
at Canton, saying that the imperial
troops have recantured Hui Chow and
that the rebels have dispersed to the
eastward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
Women Keeping House

who want an easy and quick answer to
the daily question. "What shall we have
for Dinner, or for Supper. or for Break
FAST" should take the Boston Daily ana
Sun lay Globe.
Every day The Globe publishes a sim
pie inexpensive and nice bill of fare for
a breakfast. dinner and a supper This
is specially prepared by an experienced
skilled and economical housekeeper
In addition the choicest recipes from
the skilled cooks of the homes Of New
England are printed every day, and any
special recipes wanted by any woman
are readily supplied.
In fact. The Globe is a daily cook book
for the housekeepers of New England
The Housekeepers' Department in The
Globe every day tells you how to get ril
Of pests. how to take care of plants flow
ers and animals, DOW TO do fancy work
etc. etc. etc order The Globe al one.
OF your newsdea.er and try it.
oct13 div
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
THE YOUTSEy CASE.
The Prisoner Drawn to Door OF IuIy Room
Lying on Bed.

Georgetown. Ky, oct. 16.-Henry 7.
Youtsey. on trial charged with being
principal in the shooting Of Governor
GoebeI. was still unable 10 enter the
court room, today. Lying on his bed,
he was drawn to the door of the jury
room. in plain view Of those in the
court room, and the trial proceeded.
Wharton Golden testified that he
never told Rev John Stamper or AIRS.
Stamper that he was to get $4,000 for
his testimony. or that if he could see
Col Campbell he could get $4,000 and
he denied all the statements attributed
to him by the Stampers, l.. F. Sinclair
and others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
O'BRIeN KNOCKED OUT.
lack Root Does the LOB at Chicago in the
Third Round

Chicago. oct 16-Jack Root. the
middleweight champion Of the West.
knocked out Dick O'Brien of Lewiston
Me. in three rounds. tonight, at Tat
tersars. Root kept O'Brien at long
range by constant left hand jabbns
ana the IatteE was unable to land q
single effective blow throughout the
fight.
After 30 seconds of fighting in the
third round Root ended the contest
with a straight left to the jaw O'Brien
had to be carried to his corner after
being counted out. and it was fully 10
minutes before he recovered. Both men
fought at catchwcights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17
POSTaI. TELEGRAPH co.
Denies RLmors Of Plan 10 Consolidate With
Other Companies.

New York. Oct. 16-The Postal Tele-
sraph-Cable Co. has issued the following
statement through General Manager Nm-
ii. Baker:
persistent rumors are in circulation re
sarding a pending combina ton of the
Postal Telegraph Gable Co.. Commercla!
Gable Co. Western Union Telegraph Co.
and American Bell Telephone Co. with
the Telephone. Telegraph and Gable Co
of America.
The officers of the Postal Telegraph
Gable Co. and of the Commercial Gable
Co deny emphatically that either com
pany is contemplating any such comblna-
ton and state that the control OF the
Postal Telegraph-C Gable Co. and of the
Commercial Gable co. is not for sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-17

The great Vintage fete of the Paris
Exposition took place at Paris. Tues
day afternoon. The Exposition grounds
were crowded. NJ. Sylvan. the actor Of
the Coincide Franchise, acclaimed a
glorifcation of the vine, written espec-
tally for p. Nj. Clarette. The process
sion of allegorical cars and guards,
trumpeters and grape pickers. gaily
bedecked with nymphs and bacchantes,
dancing around Bacchus and Silenus,
proved very attractive and created
enthusiasm.