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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12
CHEERS AND !EtRS
Greet Mr.. Bryan's Talk TO Michigan uni'ef'
silly Students. Thursday.

Ann Arbor. Mich. oct. ll.-Ther"
was Il mildly wild time. this AFTERNOON.
when Mr.. Bryan came u Ann Arhor.
The students of the state University
were at the meeting Ill large numbers
and each one made his presence felt.
\ platform had been erected on the
south side of The square as Well As the
adjoining stair. was covered with "A
solid mass of humanity, a majority "t
those nearest the stand being stu
dents.
Mr.. Bryan had no sooner shown his
face than the boys began a clamor,
which did not cease for 10 or l. min
utes Even after Mr.. Bryan advanced
70 the front Of the stand the din con-
tinued but il ultimately subsidized sur
ficiently to allow him to begin.
II am glad to talk to YOU he be
gan. IF you are willing 10 listen.
\ few voices responded, We are
wiling
IF were an imperialist." Mr.. Ery-
an went on. II would call out m army
to suppress you. but 1 am not This
sally seemed 10 please the young men
ana most Of them laughed and cheer
I'd. Some Of them jeered 70 such an
extent. however. that an officer was
compelled to enter the crowd and ar
rest several of the ncisiest. After thIs'
while the Interruptions We're frequent.
they generally took the shape OF qucS-
tions. One of the questions brought
out the explicit declaration from Mt
Bryan: The Democratic party Is TER
the free coinage of silver at the ratio
of 16 to l. without waiting for the aid
or consent of any other nation.
by the time Mr.. Bryan had concIud-
ed the confusion had ceased entirely
| and he closed amid cheers.
AT the time Of the arrest Of some Of
the students at Ann Arbor Mr. Bry-
ans attention was called to the fact
| and he did not know Of it until after
the close Of the meeting. When IN
! formed Of what had been done he I'M
| mediately sent a letter to Hon. III j.
| Cavanaugh Ann Arbor, asking that
! they he released
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12
ST. John STEAMER WRECKED.
Son OF Captain OF the Wawbetk Drowned
Exhausted Crew Rescued.

Boston. Oct 1.-THE Dominion At
! lantic steamship Prince Arthur, which
came TO her dock at Long Wharf from
| Yarmouth, n s.. this forenoon, brought
Capt Edgett and two survivors Of the
crew OF the st. John schooner Wau-
beck, who Were rescued from the cap
sized vessel by men from the Prince
Arthur, early this morning Hadley Ed
gett, son Of the captain Of the schoOn-
CT. was lost
The Waubeek was a vessel of 100
tons. built at Hopewell y. r., in 1853.
and owned by Watson &, Sleeves OF
HillsborO, y. y. She was valued at
5000 and carried no insurance. She had
taken a cargo of lumber from st.
| George, y b., to Quincy. Mass. and
was returning to HillsborO in ballast.
The wreck of the Waubeek was
sighted by the chief officer Of the
Prince Arthur about seven miles south
by east from Eastern point. at rs
A. NJ. and the steamer was ordered
alongside a. she approached il was
seen that the three men who were
clineing to the schooner's hull were
dashed in their places and that the sea
constantly broke over them. Those on
board hailed the sailors, but they We're
too weak to respond. This fact gave
strength to the arms OF the crew Of
the Prince Arthur. ANA in spite Of the
buistcruus waves and the danger of
being driven upon the wreck, boat
took of Capt Edgett and his two sea
mon.
The three shipwrecked men We're
taken on board The Prince Arthur They
were very weak from exposure and
the constant drcnching they had re-
rciyed. ana FIR 4 time they could say
nothing about the distasser. Later.
capt. Edgett. bowed with sorrow, told
~ the loss of his son. Hadley. who
was steward Nh thu schooner. The
Young man was in the cabin when She
capsized and nothing could be done 10
rescue him.
Capt EdEett stated that the Wau-
beck had brought her cargo Of lumber
from st. George y. b. t. Quincy safe
ly. ana was returning 70 Hilsboro in
ballast. when he encountered the re-
cent severe weather.
on Tuesday. when the vessel was
about off Portland. she encountered
severe northelsterly gale with a heavy
sea. At the outset the vessel began
leaking and the captain changed his
course. heading for Salem. The leak,
which apparently had been started in
the stern. increased and soon a new
leak was discovered in the bow. In
spite Of all efforts at the pumps. the
water gained until the vessel was al
most full
At o'clock. last night. the schoon-
Ct was struck by 4 tremendous sea and
she went over on her port side until
her masts lay nat in the water. The
captain and two men, John Moore, the
mate, and John O'Flaherty. seaman,
who We're on deck, succeeded in lash
ing themselves to the main rigging.
Edgett. the steward. who was in the
cabin, had no chance to escape. All
through the night the men were bat
tered by the waves and only their
hardened constitutions kept them alive
until the Prince Arthur rescued them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12
STORM AT CALAIS.
No Mails to City and Railroad Traffic Coasts
Tor a Time.

Calais. Me, Oct. 1.-THE downfall OF
rain during the past "a hours mas
wrought great changes in the water
courses hereabouts. ON Friday, tn"
St. Croix river was so low that many
mills were unable to run. Tonight, the
river is Is inches in freshet, ana
washouts and landslides are reported
from points above here on both banks
Trains on both the Washington coun-
~ and Canadian Pacific railroads have
been cancelled in this section, as dam
age to the roadbed is feared.
No mails came into the city, during
the day, but it is expected that one or
more trains will come in, tomorrow.
The rain, while needed badly. mas
now come with such force as TO dam
age quite extensively.
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ADVOCATED MCKINLEY.
Gen. {. S Bragg, Lille Long Democrat. Speaks
al Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Wis. Oct, 11.--Gen. ia
ward :. Bragg. a life long Democrat.
VINO served several terms in Congress
ana was minister to Mexico under
President cleveland. tonight. addressed
u distinguished audience that filed
the Pabst Theatre. He spoke in re-
Spouse To a call signed by a number
OF Gold Democrats. All shades Of po-
litical parties We're represented at the
meeting. The general, who spoke as a
Gold Democrat, advocatd the election
Of McKinly & Roosevelt. He was given
a great ovation. He dwelt at length
on the money question and criticised
Mr.. Bryan throughout.
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Political Pointers.

The Democrats in the 9th district
in convention. Thursday night, at Bos-
ton. nominated as the senatorial can
didate Mark Stone, of Ward 10.
Senator James X. Jones, THURSDAY.
said: Gen. Harrison's statement does
not disturb us. | do not think it will
have any effect on the vote Of Indiana.
The American voter in these days does
his own thinking. We think Indiana
safely Democratic.
Postmaster Gen. Smith called at Re
publican national headquarters at Chi
cago. Thursday. He said: There has
been q very marked change in Mary
land, pointing to Republican majority.
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features ci the Days Dealings in A.
The Leading Stocks.

New York oct. 1.-THE stock market
fell into a condition approaching stasn3-
nation during the latter hours Of the
trading. The undertOne was heavy the
dribblinS of selling orders finding no sup
port whatever Owing to the relative dull
ness of the general market, the movement
in Peoples Gas was most conspicuous.
The pressure against the stock was con-
tinued early in the dag. but the bears be
came diSquieted later in the day over Il
vague suspicion that the SaS war in Chi
go was not as unIelentinG as WAS maue
to appear on the surface. From SIS az,
the low point the stock forged steadily
upwards 10 S5@i. The close was at tha
highest with net gain OF 3ss. The money
market showed a reactionary tendency.
81 per cent. representing the maximum
rate, compared with per cent, yester
day.
The conviction remains general in Wall
street that considerable gold will come
from London later in the fall. that is. sup
posing the extraordinary movement of
cotton and the resulting demand for cur
rency firm the interior shall continue
These incidents are suggestive of the
dominance of the cotton movement over
the whole money and financial situation
at present. Any considerable reaction in
the price of cotton or any marked falling
off in the foreign demand even at pres
ent prices. would promptly alter the
whole outlook in the international money
markets.
Business in bonds was very small and
price changes irregular. Total sa.e>.
>sG5,000. United States new As declined
Is per cent. on The last call.
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GREAT RECEPTION.
Continued from page ~

tent. but when we got there we found the
tent surrounded by policemen and there
was no interference. That there was Il
plan 10 interfere with Roosevelt | am
assured
Curtis Guild said he shouted to Coy.
Roosevelt, in whose carriage he was rid
their arms to throw the stones. Just
then he said, "a stone struck him on
the shoulder and glanced on and hit me
in the lip. Another broke the carriage
lamp. But for the quickness with which
we were driven from the spot serious in
jury might have been inflicted"
Fort Wayne is strongly Democratic and
in the crowd shouts for Bryan Were more
numerous than for Roosevelt
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chics3o Markets.

Chicago, Oct. II.
The strength which wheat exhibited.
early today, influenced considerably by
the opening of mills at Minneapolis. was
lost later, dry closing Is under yesterday.
Corn closed 1sdl4 higher and oats !.
lower. Provisions closed but little
changed.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-October Has; November, is1s:
December. 16T7els
CORN-October, 4O5s; November. S'as;
December. 3i7s.
OATS-OctOber. 21ssm2I.; November
2l4; December. 22ls
PORk-OCtober $500; November
Sll.31l4: January, Sll So
LARD.October, $40; November. S.lIt2:
January. $751;.
RIBS-October, E.s0; November, s6.s2l.;
January. S6.15.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOCR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring. nlzGI6a4; No.
red. u. III,
CoRN-No ?. HaHl.; No yellow. AIS
6H14.
OATs-No. ,. 22i.; No. white, 25a2s,,:
No. white. 25l.@25f.
RYE-No. 2 51il
ARLEY-Malting. 55G60.
FLAXSEED-$l.70 Q11; Northwestern
Sl.7o@l.7S.
TIMOTHY SEED-S41514.2
I.ARD-S1. 25G $50.
PORK-Mess. sl5.OOa15.5O; ribs, 1890
$40; shoulders, 6AQ63s: short clear side''
$S.3ofIS.40.
CLOVER-s10. a5sI1O50.
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Prchibitionists a. Cleveland.

Cleveland, O., Oct. 11.-Over 1890 per
sons greeted John q. Wooley, Prohib-
ition candidate for President at the
armory. tonight. The party We're re-
ceived at Union station by commit
tee Of local prohibitionists A torch
light procession preceded the meeting
T.. j. Palmer of Cleveland gave the
opening address. He was followed BY
Samuel Dickey, Nolney &. Gushing
and Oliver d. Stuart. ]. j. Ashenhurst,
state chairman. and ]. Knox Montgom-
cry. We're introduced. Mr.. Wooliey was
unable to make an extended address
but was heartily cheered when present
ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12
Former Gov AIIgeId at Waterbury.

Waterbury. Conn, oct. u.-Former
Coy. John p. Altgeld Of Illinois, adj
dressed an audience of more than 1000
in the auditorium, tonight. His speech
which occupied about an hour and Il
half, was an attack on the tariff. the
gold standard, trusts and the admins
tration's colonial policy. Earlier in the
evening. GOV. Ahged spoke to a large
audience in the Town hall at Nauga :
tuck. The speaker was enthusiastical-
ly received both here and at Nauga-
tuck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12
Wind ard Rain al Halifax

Halifax. y. s. Oct. IA severe
wind and rain storm has done much
damage in the province. Sections Nj
the Dominion Atlantic railway are i'm
passable through washouts. General
notice Of the gale was given ana Il IS
is not likely that shipping has suffered
Several washouts more on less severe
have occurred in Prince Edward Island
and New Brunswick suspendinG traffic
over affected lines. The rise in rivers
md lnkes is unprecedented.
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Heaviest Rain Fa!! for Years.

PASSPORT Me. oct 1.-THE rainfall dur
ing the q hours ending at noon was 30
inches the greatest recorded by the
weather bureau here since July -.
when 52s inches fell. During one heavy
squat. this morning, A quarter OF an men
OF rain felI in hive minutes. The total fan
since the storm began is : inchcs. Inc
rain was accompanied BY q nigh north
east wind ana damage Was done ~ many
ways Trains are delayed ana Nashouts
are quite numerous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

Russell Atkinson Of Newburyport,
Mass. right halfback in the Dummer'S
Academy foot bail team, which played
against the Haverhll High. Wednef-
day Is in a serious condition as a re
suit of injuries suffered in the game.
He was the bottom man OF SCrim-
mage and though conscious when TAX
en- out. has been considered dangerous
~ hurt. it being thought that his spine
was injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12
Nav York Cotton Market.

New York. Oct. H.
Cotton spot closed quiet. = dee GaIf
middling Uplands. 10 11-l6: middiihs ""'''
II l5-l6 Sales 1SS bales. =, "a
Cotton futures closed very STEADY,
tober. 10 Is: November, 9.Ss; Decs Inr"h
aSI; January. 979: February. 9.ls; mali i,Jv
use; April and May. so; June, a'S' 'u'i'
g.I6; August, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

When you cannot sleep for coughing,
it is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that you need few
doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
To allay the irritation of the throat.
and make sleep possible. 1t is good.
Try it. For sale by Jno. Coughlin. III
Water St. ana j. &. I'oughelan. Gardi-
Yer, Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12
National League Standing.

Among the passengers VINO arrived at
New York. Thursday per steamer Ser
via from Liverpool and Queenstown
were Sir George Digby Barker. X. G.
b., Governor and commander-in- chief
of Bermuda. for whose arrival the
steamer Pretoria is waiting to sail for
Bermuda.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

West Virginia will go Republican by
a larger majority than four years ago.
went to Indiana Il few' days ago, with
the feeling that the state was very
doubtful. | came away with the con
viction that the Republican chances
are best
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New York Money Market.

New York. Oct. II.
Money or call. - .G;3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. sac per cent.
Sterling exchange weak after firmness.
with actual business in bankers bills at
$i.Sa3s for demand and at A.I93s for 81
days: posted rates, $i.MatSlle and $LS5u
i.Nal2; cnmmercIai bins, So iaLi94.
Ear silver. q. 4.
SILVER certificate, t9.IGitis..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

The loss on the cargo Of the Dominion
Line steamer Ottoman. which was stove
in, Wednesday. is placed al $4,000. The
ship has been beached at Varennes. where
she is being iightened before being taken
to Quebec for repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

On the Produce Exchange: .oo,, -.
BUTTER-Firm; creameries, ie1-VH'
Hairy, l301S.
Firm. 10A@lls..
EGGS-Firm; fresh, II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

Mukden CManchuria) without opposi-
ton. while Russians from the north
captured Tie Ling. 20 miles north Of
Mukden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

It's the little colds that grow lnso ,ml,-
colds: the big colds that end IN eo"s lis.
ion and death. Watch the littie
Or. Woods Norway f,ne syrup.
mon " ed fri& wky ,f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

CORRESPONDENCE Of The Associated Press)
Yokohama, Sept. 23.-The tone 81
public sentiment in Japan. While II
Dartakes Of the general beWiidermehI
arising from the muddle in emma IN
dictates quite plainly that there Is de-
cided tendency toward joining hahoS
with Russia should the empires naltF-
al allies. Great Britain and America
turn the cold shoulder t. her. AT the
same time is is perfectly well Know II
that Russias hopes ar ccnterlnE 1T
an ultimate alliance with Japan ana y
NAV be that the latter. if he western
friends forsake her. Will turn To her
semi-Asiatic neighbor as the only r.
so,Irc,. for the settlement Of this East
ern problem That it Will be dis
Agreeable and unWelcome resource Soee
without saying. The result Of the Chi-
nese campaign and the facilities ioF
comparison between the soldiers of the
different nationalities which Is AFFORD
ed. has been TO awaken profound con
tempt for Russian soldiers on the part
of the japanese.
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HaIe's
Honey Of
and T ar

cures grip. But it should be taken at
once. 25f, SOC, SI.oo per bottle; the
largest size cheapest. AT all druggists.
Refuse substitutes.
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Grip Should Not Be Neglected
for One Moment.

1t dcprcsscs and weakcns its VIC
tims-makcs it easy for other diseases
TO attack them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

Hong Kong, Oct. 11,-AdmiraI Ho'
with 200 troops. has arrived at san
Chua (Can ShuiD from Canton. \ de-
tachment of 400 other troops is about
to land at Deep bay. The British tor
rcdo boat destroyer Otter. has been
ordered TO Mrs bay (ncar Hong Kong.
The Bombay Infantry has been order
ed to be in readiness to proceed to the
frontier at two hours notice.
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Or. UcItin's Rheumatic Remedy

For sale in Augusta at the following
c. b. Murphy. Union Blk.
j. F. Young; Arthur Tetrault, Edwards
Blk; W. II. johnson, State 81.
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Shanghai. oct. 1.-THE Chinese re-
port the arrival of the Emperor and
Dowagcr Empress at Chsu Ching, Oct.
6, Is miles southwest Of Ia Yuan Flu.
After days rest, the Chinese add. the
Imperial, party proceeded, escorted by
large forces.
troops from the southwark occupied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12
Relentless
Rheumatism
Conquered.

Up to recently it could have been said that
science had advanced no positive cure for rheu.
matsnl. but Il hospital specialist, deiving after
q cure for this tormentiug disease, one day hit
upon just the right formula, and in Dr. Holtin ;
Rheumatic Remedy to-day the medical world
recognizes ut last cure.
No matter how bad your pains may have been
or are; no Ei;.tter OF how long standing: no mat
ter how many remedies You have tried, Or.
Eoltin S Rheumatic Remedy will not only help
you at once, but it will cure YOU for ever AMI
ever. This magnificent remedy will cure All
forms of rheumatism, muscular, acute, artr'n-
lar govt, nturaiS il. or scatica, because ~ arr
YES out of the system at once the uric acld that
makes all the trouble and brings the muscle
Iibers back to their normal condition.
Don't be- induced to take !. substitute, but
insist on having
Or. Ncltin's Rheumatic Remedy
and you will find immediate and blessed relief
from pain and suffering,
Put up in % cent packages only.
Prepared only by
:-o.ti, Chemical CO. C Maiden Lane, =. =.
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Rear Admiral Richard. commander Of
the French North Atlantic station. visited
1 he n cs w yaFd o HT f" "nS
that paid by Commander West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-12

London, oct. 1.-THE American la
dies committee has received a cable
dispatch from Wei Hal Wei province
of shan Tung ChinaD dated Oct H..
reporting the return there Of the
American hospital ship Maine from
Taku. with many invalids Of whom two
officers ana 50 men are Americans.
Eighteen Of the latter belong to The 9th
Infantry The Maine will sail foH
Nagasaki. today.
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stops the Cough
anl Mnrl,a off The Cold

Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets cure Z
cold in one day. No cure, No Pay. Price
% cents. E.w.1
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Berlin. Oct. u.-Count Won Walder-
see, an official telegram announces.
will start for Pekin from Tien Tain.
next Saturday. The Germans are
awaiting reinforcements at Tien Tsin
before undertaking further measures.
They have effected Geographic conf
munication between Tien Tsin and Pc
kin.
The semi-official press. today, admits
that there is no further doubt regard
ing the reported removal Of the I'M
perial court to Si-Ngan Flu. This ad-
mission is accompanied by a declara-
ton that Emperor kwang Sus return
To Pekin is now highly improbable,
although his presence there is "abso-
lutely necessary to effect lasting
peace
The Freisinee Zeitunug has placed
itself on record as believing that all
that is requisite for enforcing public
security in China could be done by the
chief of police of Berlin instead of
Count Won Waldersee." a number Of
lingo papers yiciousy attacked this
statement
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Berlin. Oct. l1-AceordjnS 5 to dis a5 5a
,Sa e,tuatinn in South China is exceed
ins,y . c Titi The dispatch says that
Chang Woih Hong. who advised the DOW
ager Empress to enroll the boxers IN . ne
army. has been appointed governor Oh tue
new Chinese capital. Sian Fuh.
il is further asserted that many IN
pese have been decapitated at Chin IL
anp. Finally it is asserted that Gen,
40 600 men
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London. Oct. 1.-THE officials Of the
foreign office say Lord SALISBURY 4 t,ith /
t 70 as to the methods Of prohibit
ing the imports of arms, suggesting a iso
that each nationality garriso none pi9'ce
instead of the proposed joint Occupation
az each locality.