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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22
CHANCE FOR FRICTION.

Wlfe Murderer Rusk May Cause In
ternationaI Complications.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. M-win Rusk.
a mere boy, who shot and killed his girl
wife on the Mexican side of the Inc near
Nogales, last November. is a source of
contention between the authorities of the
United States and the Mexican gem
darmes, along the border who threaten
to raid the Jail in Nogales, where he is
1ncarcerated, if an Attempts made to re-
move him. Habeas csrpus proceedings
have been begun at Tucson and United
States Marshal Griffith and a deputy
have left for -Nogales to remove Rusk to
Tucson for his hearing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22
SURVIVORS OF THE ALPHA
Brought to VancOuver-yyrecked
Steamship Has Broken Up.

Steamship Has Broken Up.
VANCOUVER, B. G.. Dec 21-Tba
steamer Quadra has brought the s1ryi-
vors of the wreck of the steamer Alpha
and the bodies of the cap. ain and man
aging owner to this city. The Alpha
has now gone to destruction. Chief
Officer Wilkinson says that although the
skipper saw the rocky coast of Yellow
island the vessel woull not answer her
helm The survivors had great troubls
in landing and several of them narrowly
escaped being dashed to pieces on the
rocks.
One Of the notable features in connec-
ton with the disaster was that the day
after the news came OF the wreck the
United States government made a move
10 release the ship from penalty for run
ming the blockade at Nome last spring
b. sending & special officer here to make
terms
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22
M'KINLEYS TRIP WEST.
MAY RE EXTENDED TO INCLUDE
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Fos-
ter and Representative Jones, of Wash
ingtoP, called at the White house to-
day and invited the president to extend
his trip to San Francisco in May to in
clude Seattle. Tacoma, North Yakima
Spokane and other towns in Washington.
The president readily assented, provided
nothing should occur to prevent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22
TRIAL BY JURY.
Bill for Its Introd1etion Passed In
Porto Rfcan legislature.

Porto Rfcan Legislature.
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Dec. IA
bill introducing the jury system in
Porto Rico has passed both houses.
Frederick L. Cornwell, a member of the
house of delegates has introduced a
house bill providing for an appropriation
of $4,000 for an insuIar exhibit at the
pan-American exposition at Buffalo. pro-
viding the people raise $4,000 additional
The house has passed bill fixing the
salaries of the five native councillors at
$4,000. This is considered excessive as
it exceeds the salary Of some Of the de-
partmept heads. 1t is not likely to pass
the council.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22
BIG HOLE IS FINISHED.
GREAT NORTHERN,s CASCADE TUN.
MEL OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. H.-Great
Northern train No. g. eastbound, was the
first to enter the Cascade tunnel. Eleven
minutes later it emerged on the east sid.
The trip was a success in every par
ticular.
PRESIDENT Hill did not arrive in time to
participate in the important event.
There were no ceremonies and chance
settled what train had the honor. The
tunnel is 1888 feet long and cost several
millions.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22

JOHANNESBURG, Dec. z1-The
Beers attacked Zunfontein, Dec. Is. but
were beaten off
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-22
CLAYTON BULWBR TREATY DEAD
PROVIDED THE PRESENT DRAFT
is ACCEPTED BY THE
BRITISH
THE CANAL IS a NECESSITY
And the Treaty as 1t Now Stands
Permits the American Ma
ton to Build and Con-
troll 1t.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Dec 21.-sanator
Lodge, who had charge of the Hay
Pauncefote treaty in the senate, zsaay
made the following statement:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
'ClTY GOVERNMENT
Amendment to Militia Law
Desired by City Fathers.
Would Have the State Bear All Main
tenance Expense.
Roll Of Accounts Number IL Passes Both
Boards.

The regular meeting of the city gov
crnment was held, last evening. AS
the aldermen's room is occupied by the
the room OF the oversecrs of the poor
The roll of accounts No. II found in
another column, as reported by the
| committee on accounts was passed by
the board. The committee appointed
to look over the damage to property
due to the change of grade on Cony
street offered an order that the mayor
! be authorized to make the best settle
ment he can With NJ. 0. Savage and
Marden & Marden for damages to
their property by the change of grade
Alderman Sewall offered the follow
ing resolution. which had been received
by the city clerk from the city clerk
at Bangor:
Whereas. under the military law of
the State, the National Guard Of the
State of Maine is organized for the
benefit Of the whole State and not for
the benefit OF any particular locality.
and
Whereas. under such proposition
the expense of maintaining the mill
tary establishment should be borne
wholly by the State and no part there
of by any municipality, therefore,
Resolved. that our representatives
TO the Legislature be and they are
hereby requested to use all honorable
means to secure an amendment to the
military law of the State, to the end
that all expense for the maintenance
of headquarters for regiments and bri-
gades, and for armories and rifle
ranges for the several companies.
shall be borne by the State; and the
city clerk is hereby directed to for
ward a copy of this resolve to the
clerks of municipalities where COM
panies of the National Guard of the
State are located, with request that
municipalities
The order was passed and sent to the
lower board.
An order presented by Alderman
Purinton was passed to the effect that
Foster & Barton be allowed to rent the
steam engine now at the East Side
stone crusher until May l. 1901 for the
sum of $50, provided it be returned in
as good condition as at present. The
order was passed.
Alderman 1urlntoh presented an or
der authorizing the city clerk to issue
a license to Mr.. Coggin to run a night
lunch cart for six months in the city,
the location to be under the direction
of the city marshal. This order was
passed.
An order. authorizing the mayor TO
order that telephones be furnished the
street commissioners Of the Eastern
and Western districts. was presented
by Alderman Purinton and passed by
the board.
The order instructing the mayor to
provide telephones for the street COM
missioners came back from the lower
board, marked ''non-concurrencc." 1t
was laid upon the table.
The board adjourned until, Sat. Dee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

Tramp" the American Express dog,
whose whole life has been full of ad-
venture and excitement. has another
incident to add to his history. one that
came near putting an end to his eX-
istence. Following his usual Gust ON,
Tramp" ran in front of the afternoon
express, the other day He was but 4
short distance ahead. when he was
foolish enough to turn around. thereby
slackening his speed. The engine was
almost upon him and the spectators
thought it was the end of the famous
doggie. But no. he made his appear
ance, hopping on but three legs, It's
true. but still very much alive. The
engine struck Cne of his legs. causing
a lamenes5 from which he soon re-
cC1ere'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
COLD IN DEATH.
Mrs. Martha Stone Found Dead in
Maple Street Home.
Physicians Examination Shows That the Cause
Was Heart Trouble.

Mrs. Martha Stone, widow Of the late
Alvin y, Stone, was found dead at her
home, is Maple street, at about !
o'clock Thur sday evening. Her age was
IS years. The cause of death was un-
doubtedly heart trouble.
The house in which she lived is a
double one. in the north half of which
she lived alone, the other half being
occupied by Mrs. Mary p. Hanks and
her family. Just how long Mrs. Stone
had been dead is not known. but it is
thought to he about "a hours, for at
$50 o'clock, Wednesday evening. the
daughters of Mrs. Hanks heard a noise
that sounded like a fall. Nothing vas
thought Of it at the time. for Mrs.
Stone sometimes slammed her front
door. making Il similar noise.
But as no signs of life We're noticed
about her side of the house. Thursday
and no lights appeared in the windows
after dark, it was feared that some
thing was wrong, and at o'clock
neighbor, George ID. lockwood. noti-
fled Marshal Breen and Coroner Bean.
Upon the arrival of the officers an en-
trance was affected to the dead wom-
On entering the kitchen her body was
found lying upon the floor near bed
lounge. She lay upon her back, with
one hand resting on her stomach, and
the other by her side. After viewing
the remains the coroner directed that
they be removed to the undertaking
rooms of II. W. Plummer. where DR..
r. J. Martin made an examination and
decided that the cause of death was
heart disease.
The deceased had been a resident OF
the city ever since she was is years
of age. and was we'll known and re-
spected. She was a member of st.
Marks Episcopal church of this city.
Her nearest rel tiVes are a sister in
Pennington. and TWO step daughters,
Mrs Rufus Stone Of Troy, and Mrs.
Dana Warren of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

James crosby Of Bangor, was in the
city. Thursday.
Theron Doe Of China. was in town
on business. Yesterday.
TIorrv Nnv,haU Of Fairfield. was in
the ,itI Yesterday morning
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

Most people are in a state Of rain
a this season of the year when sug-
gestions. from one who has been look
ing through the stores and noting the
many new style goods, will be gladly
received. as they may assist one in
selecting presents, not hastily, tut
wisely. In E. z. Davis & Co.'S you
will find a display of nobby house
coats, made up from plaid back goods.
so the collars. cuffs and lapels OF
pockets show the brilliant plaids in
very taking designs. Probably nc
present for the Lords of Creation,
can be more acceptable Then the
bath robes look so showy and com
Portable. as also do those elegant
beaver driving gloves. Do not forget
the fur caps and driving gloves foi
ladies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
Daily kennebec 3ournaI.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
The Same Old Season

The same old Christmas will soon be
With the same old joys to share:
with the same old games we've always
played
The, same old punch, and the same old
fare. o'N
Wei respond to the same old query:
VIII YOU have dark meat or light -,
And whether we take the light or da rjs-
lis the same old bird, ali right
There II be the same old Christmas trce
Deckcd out in the same old Way.
With the same old toys, the Same non
corn,
The same old Santa, and the same old
sleigh.
ThCrc'll be the same old horns to blow.
The same old candles to burn:
Ana the same red wagon under the tree
With wheels that refuse to turn
Under the same old mistletoe bough
we shall find the same old miss.
with the same old patient, expectant
air
Still in wait for the same old kiss.
The same SNUG babe will he there too.
And require the same old praise.
(And the same old iib: How ike his
Expressed in the same old ways.
Wen make the same old presents,
And receive the same old things:
The same old slipperS-a size too small
The same old books, and the same cd
rings.
The same old Christmas will soon be
here,
With the same old JOYS to share
And God be praised in the same old way
If the same old faces greet us there
Maitland Leroy Osborne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
9Th Regimen: U. v. U.

The Sth Regiment (Warren Cox)
Division Of Maine, Union Veterans
Union. elected officers at it's meeting
held. Wednesday evening. officers
elected are as follows:
Colonel. Edward c. Folger: lieut.,
col. William II. Brooks; major, An
drew j. Nicholas; surgeon. Nathan T.
Folsom; chaplain, G. J. House: quar-
termaster. Charles w. Weymouth: adj
iutant, Lewis Selhing; office of the
day Albert A. Nichols officer Of thf
guard, Hugh Rogers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
Editors Kennebec Journal:

Editors Kennebec Journal:
! desire to announce through the
columns of the Journal, that | shall
not be IA candidate for the office OF
State assessor at the meeting of the
next Legislature. While my support
has been, and is. az the present time
very strong, my withdrawal as a
candidate is for the reason that loca-
ton enters largely into the matter;
and by following the established Gus
tom, the candidate would come from
the eastern part Of the State.
Thanking my friends for their inilu-
ence and support. | am,
Yours-respec
F. NJ WILSON.
Corham, Me. Dec. L. 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

\. J. Pierce cleared out stock OF
lovely China goods a prices which ad-
n,it Of his selling them at about half
price. Now don't pass this item over
lightly. but consider what IS sald ABOUT
prices, then see these exceedingly
pretty ice cream sets OF 10 pieces
berry sets. 13 pieces, oyster sets, IA
pieces, salad sets, 13 pieces. tea sets
Is pieces. child sets. pieces. etc
Do not miss seeing them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

Think Of turkey done brown, with
"stulIin' and cranberry sauce, Think
of entrees Of luscious baked beans,
cold meats ana salads Think Of hot
rolls and coffee and cake, tidhits.
olives and pickles galore. with guar
antccd nightmare, and hobgoblins 10
dance IN your dreamS,-then hic to the
feast to which - men bid you wei
conc $50 tonight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

The members OF the Rebckah Lodge
learning that their sisters OF the re
Gently organized Madison Lodge are in
need Of a piano and paraphcrnalia for
the lodge room, Will give a social dance
in the diuing-room Of odd Fellows
halI. Thursday evening. Dec. 20, the
proceeds. with their usual generosity
and liberality. to be sent to their up
river sisters for the purpose men
tinrel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

\ representative of large New
York fur house will be at the store Of
Buckley x Goodrich, today, and dis
play his large and attractive line of
iurs. Any one desiring anything in
this line will do well to call at the
Peoples Store, today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
Local and Business Tips.

Mackcrc!, lake trout, bluefsh, smcltS.
halibut. salmon, clans and oysters, in
and out Of the shell, at Young's Fish
MAJ ket.
Knoviton's new market has a nice
lot of frost bitten smclts; also scallops.
halibut. fresh EaCkcrel live and boiled
Holsters Telephone, 222-2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

a. a. Soule's display of fancy chairs
and rockers and ladies' desks, are
two Of the things that are giving him
so great hold upon the Christmas
trade
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

The Boston Clothing store has be
come 50 we'll known and Charlie Il
Bilodeau is so popular that it is eX-
pected there will be rush OF trade al
this store as Christmas draws near =
view of the window displays Will IN
duce a good many people to enter tbs
store and see for themselves the at
fractions that can be inspected st
much better before the rush com
mpncpS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
A CARD.

We. the undersigned do hereby agree
to refund the money on a SO cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar if it
fails to cure your cough or cold We aisJ
guarantee IA 2o-cent bottle 70 prove sat
isfactOry or money refunded.
Bowdtch & Webster. kinsman PHARMACY
FIX. Courtemanche. c. X. Partridge.
Arthur Tetrault. Temple Pharmacy.
John Coughlin. Augusta
A. B. Hutchinson, Halloween
Robinson & Co. Chas. Ward & Co.
c. II. Beane, Gardine.
movie, ,d&wky6mos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

An ld-fashioncd winter. which a2
pears to be upon us, would suggest tho
appropriateness of new stylish
sleigh as one Of the best holiday
pres ents +. f. Marson can also fur
nish YOU finc fur robe at moderate
price. His low expenses and large
sales admit Of his selling on small
profits. quick s2lcs is one of his
C.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

There was a slight fire in the dwell
ing house Of Geo. a. Black of Windsor
at an early hour. Thursday forenoon.
It caught around the chimney in the
parlor. but was discovered in time to
extinguish it before much damage re
suited. The loss on the house was Gov
cred by insurance in Downing's agency.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

There have been less than the usual
number of visitors from the country,
within the last few days. probably due
TO the cold weather that has prevailed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

Haskell Ercs. have received "A pairs
of new, one buckle oVerShoeS. don't
know as they can get any more at such
prices. but will take the chances Of
selling this lot at only $1.2j. What ii
sensible present to give the man who
needs a pair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
Gard OF Thanks.

We wish to thank the many friends
for their kindness in our afiliction and
also the firm and employees of We6bel
& Gage. and the members of Cushnoc
Hose, No. /. for their floral offerings.
Mrs. Charles Il. Chandler and family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

Mrs. D. p. Knowltons ad, which re-
lates to picture frames and pictures
should be read by people who contem-
plate anything in this line.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
For Women.

DR. Tolman's Montny Regulator has brough.
happiness to hundreds of anxious women have
never hada single failure; Longest cases relieved
l.. 9 to days without fail; other remedy will
c. :his no pain no danger. interference with
par. icuiars, All letters truthfuliy answered.
Er. L. NJ. T6hMAN CO., III fremont St., i5ca.ou,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

An Innocent Sinner" which will be
given at the Opera House. tonight. is
one of the best pieces offered by the
CookChurch company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

The dealers in live bait are laying
III a large stock of minnows. most of
which come from Togus pond. whera
they are captured in nets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

For ambitious young men 4 cour9e
in mechanical or electrical engineer
ing or mechanical drawing or business
courses, for the ladies bookkeeping
stcnography or ornamental design. &C
All persons enrolling in the drawing
or design courses before the a5th, will
be given a drawing outfit free.
Send for circular or call on Chas. F
Prcntiss,
Representative for Kenncbec Co.
S25 Water street, Room I, Augusta.
dec Il I'm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

Calendar party at the Universalist
Vcstry, this evening. All members of
the Calendar are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

The Knights of Pythias of this city
Will attend the Opera House, tonight.
in body.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

Ladies will be admitted to the best
seats in the Opera House, tonight, for
Is cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14
A Communication.

Keep Lung Kuro on hand for col
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-14

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Da6 EhaI bndrtA.

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tpurce am 5reitag in ben Taplor Drift
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setOOtet; bic @attin unb mebrers flsine
8lncer dberleben ibn.-um cine iunas
GOdier permsbrt bat iid IeBtsn Samitas
Dior8en bic Samilie bes Serrn Sobn
lRoOr. 8irtb an Union Sirabe mir
gratuIlren.-Das bret Sabre aIte andbs
lsin bts Serrn GbrlitIan 3umbaG, @bsf
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LID etfranft mar, iobdB man fir oslien
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Be8e Der Sehsrune.-Serr Samuel
parlos bat iiG eins 9tippe ssbro@en.-
We9en Reparaiuren bel benz 2oblenbres
der cubier, mubien bic aoblenarbeiter
lslt IeBien Woutos fsisrn.-9as Bic
9ile nm 8rdberi6madunsstase. alio am
30. Dtal periprlbt eroBartis su tperben;
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in Weber's Bart uno iinb 2lsbbaber bon
suten 8etranten. seiunbem Sumor unb
GanSluitlse aufS freunolidIte eingeIaben.
Die S4lau6 @ompanie No. belbt aQe
plltommen. 2ebten Sonntas sing IS
bier iebr trOden su. ba idmmtlihe Blribs
lbre SOfale eefhIo6sn batten. DaB 2sSs
tere eIne Union seerdnbet batsn, um Der.
eint um Sonntae seidIOhen su baltsn.
ruff beionoers bel ben beuiidsn 4rbsitsrn
gntriiltun8 berpor unb tperbsn ii6 piele
b BbaIb aud an Weriiassn mSsIidit
fern buIten. gtnas isIbit i'm aeIler baIs
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entsdnbet bate, uno trus ;ismlid iGpsre
8rrIeBuneen bapon.
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HrmeHs8 8eborpe.

SIN Der 8erfammIuns bieier 96rper.
i6aft am Sreitae iteItsn ii6 brsi Srausn
uon 9unmore Elm bic bon ibren @atten
psrIaHen iporben paren. nemIib 5rau
8i6arb WcWabon bon Dsbtsr 4penue,
Srau collins unb Srau Salon bon @Iap
Mpenue; in allen brei Sdqen iparb bic
sepdnidte nnteritiibuns bepiaist. Die
80 Sabre alte @aiberinu Dtartlu unb
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ben bon her 8eb6rbe barauf uufmsrfiam
semu6t. bab bus Seim Der bette gIub
fur iie isi, ba iie iid iebo& enersiib &C..
gen usberiisbeluns oabin itrdubisn, 70
periprab man ibnen anoere nnterltlb.
uns. SOiepb Subaf tparo osm Ssim
iibernieisn uno peribiebenen anoeren
Ipplitunten uusndrtisennteritdbuns srs
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500 @elpbnuna. 500.

Die 9sir bitisr 3situns prtsn Tt frsusn su
rfabrsn, pab es ptnisfsns cine erfiirttttt
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Sriiesrlhaft bsfannts pOlitipe Sur. Stataub
srfCrbsrt ale cine Spnffituhpnsfraufbr sins
cCnffituticutlls Ssbanpluus. Saa's aatarrb.
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bss Syifsms, baour6 bic @runSlass err stranf.
belt ierffSrsnb uno hsr patisuttn Straft esbsnb,
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psrftbIsn. eaet gu6 cine eiifs pOn 3eulnilTu
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05 gsrfauft Ron alien Apptbeieru, 75r.
Saas 6amiIisu pilsn iiue bic bsifsn.
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QDapne Scuntp.

Sunrsbale. .-Sn elmer Special Ser.
iammIuns beS Sopn @ouneil am 5reltap
glbenb parb eine Orbinans anssnommen,
pelds Der @apns Gitissns @afsr unb
Supply Gompanie Bripilesien erlaubt.
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den SbuIen unb Stubtbaqe freiss 8ais
fer Iiefern unb nube Iesterer einen Bai.
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