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, 1900-10-29
NEWS OF THE HILL,

sherman, Wyo., oct. 2S.-CSpecial
COrrcspondcnce.J-Wc are having an
unusual fine spell of weather for this
time of year.
Mr.. Eye got his hand hurt quite bad
ly "A few days ago
Clifford Athorly returned to his
HON" in Fort Collins. Colo. Sunday.
after spending the summer on the hill
and enjoying the mountain air.
Mr.. Weir, who has been here for
some time in the interest of the Gold
Exploiting company. left for New York
City on Wednesday.
Sam Eye was Il Laramie visitor on
Tuesday.
There will be a dance and basket
party on Friday evening. November
End, at the McPhcc ranch, near Islay.
Everyone is invited. Music will be
furnished by Mr.. Hall.
Mr.. Swartz of the Silver Crown mill
was in Denver on Tuesday and
Wednesday doing business.
Clifford and Clyde Atherly were in
Cheyenne on Friday and Saturday.
The entire Bennett family is report
ed to be on the sick list.
a fire was raging Wednesday after
noon in a small thickct south of Blu
ford station.
Boyd and Arthur Eye were in Chey-
cnnc on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Many of the graders are leaving the
hill. but those who have prepared to
work this winter are busy doing heavy
work and it is hoped that the weather
will remain good for some time.
The Silver Crown district is busy
preparing for the extensive mining
operations which are expected to take
place this winter. Mr.. Swartz. who
has charge of the Adams" Is STAMP
mill is placing the same in running
order as FAST as possible. 1t is hoped
that the leaking process which he is
to use on the ore will prove success
full.
, 1900-10-29
IS FOR M'k|NLEY
SOL GOLDSMITH OF SCRANTON,
PA. is A SUCCESSFUL
MERCHANT.
a Brother Of Mrs. E. ]. Lehman Of This
City-He Explains Why He. a
Democrat. is Going to Vote the Re-
publican Ticket On November G.
Several Good Reasons.

Tn" following article printed in the
scranton, Pa. Republican. will be of
interest to many people in Laramie for
the reason that Mr.. Goldsmith is a
brother of Mrs. E. J.. Lehman, the
wife Of tn" we'll known merchant of
this city.
Sol. Goldsmith, one of the City's best
known business men. emphatically de,
ClarcS that he is in favor of William
Mckinley for our next president and
gives several substantial reasons for
desiring to see the Ohio statesman re-
elected. Mr.. Goldsmith is not a repub,
liCan but a democrat. and II who has
for years voted the straight democrat,
ic ticket. He is, however, opposed to
William J. Bryan. He expressed him,
self as follows yesterday to a Tribune
man:
Like a large number of the demo,
cratic voters, | find myself entirely an,
tagonistiC to democracy's platform and
the democratic nominee in this cam
paign. | will unhesitatingly cast my
vote for Mckinley. for | think in the
four years he has been our president
he has shown his worth and ability.
Since the days of Abraham Lincoln
no president has had more trying con
ditions to contend with than McKin-
Cumstances he has conducted affairs
admirably. and made an excellent head
Tor the government.
Under Mckinley the country has
hcttercd materially in every respect.
While the south and the west, in par
~tiCular. have been benefited by the re
publican administration. still the poll
Cy of protection has enabled us to mar.
ket a great deal more of American
goods abroad. More textile fabrics,
steel and metal have gone out of the
country than eve before.
IF Bryan were elected, while | do
not think it would be possible for him,
with a republican congress in power.
to offset the advantages gained in the
last four years, still his election would
cause a great feeling of distrust and
lack of confidence, both internal and
foreign. All values n mOneyed in
tercstS would be injured II this years
democratic nominee carried the coun-
try and the general effects, in my opin-
ion. would be injurious"
, 1900-10-29
Does It Pay to Buy CHEAP2

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right. but you want some,
thing that will relieve and cure the
more severe and dangerous results of
throat and lung troubles. What shall
you do? Go to a warmer and more
regular climate? Yes, If possible; if
not possible for you, then in either
case take the only remedy that has
been introduced in all civilized coun-
ries with success in severe throat and
lung troubles, "Boschee's German Sy-
up" 1t not only heals and stimulates
the tissues to destroy the germ dis
ease, but allays inflammation. causes
easy expectoration, gives a good
nights rest, and cures the patient. Try
Il bottle. Recommended many years
by all druggists in the world. For sale
by G.. G. Green, Woodbury., New Jer-
, 1900-10-29

yoming et-ta Archives
, 1900-10-29

"Nourto Of tn.
, 1900-10-29

ESTRAY-Take up October %,
horse branded T on left shoulder and
heart on left thigh. Horse had saddle
on. J. F. CREASMAN,
67t2 Laramie.
, 1900-10-29

First and Foremost in the field of
m"dicin" is Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t pos
scsscs u]ucQuallcd merit and cures all
diseases caused or promoted by impure
matism. dyspepsia. catarrh.
, 1900-10-29
Mems Suits and listers

The sale starts with ample lines Of sizes--
your suit among them--but it will be easiest
to find what you want by coming early.
, 1900-10-29

FOR SALE-Good secondhand heat,
or and cook stove. 1G4 Fourth street.
STA
, 1900-10-29

All liver ills ar" cured by Hoods
Pills. 25c.
, 1900-10-29
HON. F. W.
NOTICE.

| have sold out my laundry business
and would ask all those owing me on
book account 70 settle same within 80
days from date of this notice. | wish
to thank tn" public for the liberal
patronage in the past and wish a con
agemcnt.
Vary ,gp,,+f,Ii,
, 1900-10-29

FOR SALE-Good room house. Ap-
ply at rs Fifth. corner Park venue.
, 1900-10-29
Very respectfully.

Laramie, Wyo.. oct. 80. 1900.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

Me jestesmy przeciwni terytorjalnej
eksPansji, jeaeli tyczy sic ona terytor.
jow pozadanyoh, ktore moga bye
wciagniete do unji iako stany ktoryoh
ludnosc pragnie jest prz' gotowana do
obywatelstwa amerykahskiego.> Po.
pieramy rozszerzanie handlu wszelkimi
Pokojowymi prawnymi sposobami ale
jestesmy stanowczo przeciwni zaborowi
lub kupnu dalekich wysp, ktore maja
bye rzadzone poza granioami konstytu-
oil i kt6rych ludnosc nigdy ME moze
pozyskae obywatelstwa.
Popieramy rozszerzenie wp}ywu RE-
czypospolitej wsrod narod6w, ale sa-
dzimy, ze wpiyw ten powinien rozsze-
rza6 sic ME przez SHE gwalt a przez
wymowna moe dobrego honorowego
przykladu.
Waznosci innych spraw, obeonie znaj-
dujaoyoh sig ma porzadku dziennym
wobec ludu amerykahskiego, ME zmniej.
szamy bynajmniej stronniotwo demo
kratyczne ME cofa sic przed niemi, ale
palaoa kwestja imperjalizmu, wyrosisgo
zwoiny hiszpahskiej, zagraaa bytowi
rzeozypospolitej zniszozeniem naszym
wolnym instytucjom, dlatego uwaAamy
ja "a nsjwazniejsza sprawe programo-
wa kampanji wyborczej.
Oswiadczenie, zawarte W zasadach i
daznosciach stronnictwa republikah-
skiego, przyjetych ma konferencji fla
delfjskiej, W czerwcu 1900 r., jakoby
stronnictwo republikahskie bylo ,,silnie
Przywiazane do polityki wyrazonej W
doktrynie Monroe'go" jest razaoo ME-
szczerem W b}ad wprowadzajacem.
Oswiadczeniu temu zaprzecza jawna
polityka tego stronnictwa, sprzeozna z
duchem doktryny Monroe'go, zasa-
dzajaca sic ma nabywaniu wielkich OBJ
szarow terytorjalnyoh wielkich mas
ludu ma po}kuli wschodniej i ma spra-
wowaniu w&adzy mad mimi. Male
gamy, by doktryna Monroego byla
scisle zachowywana to W calej swej
rozciag}osci, tax pod wzgledem formy
jak ducha, jako niezbedns dla niedo.
puszczenia rozszerzania sic wplywow
europejskich ma nasz kontynent oraz
utrzymania naszego zwierzohniotwa W
sprawach amerykahskich. Jedneczes-
ME oswiadczamy, ze laden amerykah-
ski narod ME powinien bye utrzymywa-
ny sila W niezgodnem jego VIOLA pod
dahstwie europejskiem.
Jestesmy przeciwni militaryzmowi.
Znaczy on TABOR ma zewnatrz a utrzy-
mywanie strachu wewnatrz kraju. Ina
czy on silna armje, ktora zawsze by}a
szkodliwa dla wolnyoh instytucyj. Jest
tenn przed czem miljony naszych oby-
wateli uciek}o Europy. Militaryzm
zwala ma kark ludnosci pokojowo. u
sposobionej wielks armje stala, niepo-
trzebny ciezar podatkow / ciagia groze
postrsdsnia wolnosoi. Msla armja sta
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
Zasady i daznosci
przyjete ma Konwencji Narodowej W
Kansas City dnia b. m.
stronnnictws. demokraty cznego,

My, reprezentanci stronnictwa demo.
kratycznego W Stanach Zjednoczonych,
zebrani ma Konwenoji Narodowej W
rocznice przyjecia deklaraoji niepod-
leglosci, stwierdzamy nasza wiare W to
niesmiertelna proklamaoje niozem ME
dajaoych sic okupi6 praw ludzkich oraz
nasze przywiazanie do konstytuoji u{o-
aonej zgodnie niemi przez ojc6w RE
ozyPosPolitej. Jestesmy tego samego
zdania, CO Sad Najwyzszy Stan6w zjed-
noczonych, ze deklaracja niepodleglos.
oi jest duchem naszego rzadu, kt6rego
forma wyrazem jest konstytuoja.
Oswiadczamy ponownie, ze wszelkie
rzady ustanowione wsr6d ludzi otrzy.
muja swa w}adze wolf rzadzonych;
ze kazdy Rad postanowiony bez wolf
rzadzonych jest tyrania ze ussanawia-
ME W jakimkolwiek narodzie rzadu
sila jest wprowadzeniem metod imper-
jalizmu ma miejsce republikahskich.
Twierdzimy, ze slad "a naszym
sztandarem Postepuje konstytuoja i po-
tePiamy doktryne, jakoby prezydent
lub kongres, ktoryoh istnienie wladza
jest wynikiem konstytuoji, mogli ME-
prawnie sic rozporzadzac, przekraczajao
granioe konstytucji lub gwa}cac tako-
wa
Wyrazamy twierdzenie, ze laden ma
rod ME wytrzyma d}ugo, jezsli bedzie
ma poly rzeczPospolita a ma poly cesar
stwem ostrzegamy narod amerykahski,
re imperjalizm na zewnatrz prowadzi
Predko j napewno do despotyzmu we
wnatrz naszego kraju.
Wierzac W te podstawowe zasady,
potepiamy Prawa dla wyspy Puerto
Rico, ustanowione przez kongres repu-
blikahski pomimo protestu opozycji
mniejszosci demokratycznej, jako smia-
le JAYNE pogwaicenie organioznych
praw narodowych j razace sprzeniewie-
rzenie sic dobrej wierze narodu. Pra.
wo to narzuca ludowi Puerto. Rico Rad
bez jego woli opodatkowanie bez re-
prezentacji. Niehonorowym czyni lud
amerykahski przez lekcewaaenie uro.
ozystego przyrzeozenia wodza naozel.
nego naszej srmji, ktorego ludnosc
Puerto Rico witaia, dajac pokojowo
bez oporu zajac swa ziemie. Doprows-
dzi}o do biedy nieszczescia lud, kto-
rego bezsilnosc ze szczegolna sila do
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

Chicago, Ill, dnia 1890 Lipca 1900 roku.

Pomina sic naszej wspanialomyslnosoi i
sPrawiedliwosci. Przez to prawo, be.
dace pierwszym aktem W programme
imperjalistycznym, stronnictwo republi-
kahskie stara sic wciagna6 Stany Zjed-
noozone W obreb polityki kolonialnej,
ME zgadzaiacej sic instytucjami rzeoz.
Pospolitej potep;onej przez Sad Maj
wyzszy W wielokrotnych decyzjach.
Domagamy sic szybkiego uozoiwe-
go wype@nienia zobowiazah naszych
wzgle lem ludu wyspy Kuby swiata, re
Stany zjednoczone ME maja woale "a
miaru ami usposobienia rzadzi6, nadawa6
prawa lub kontrolowac wladzy ma wys-
pie Kubie a jedynie pragna zaprowadzi6
sPok6j ma takowej. Wojna ukofczona
zostala niemal diva lata temu, g}eboki
sPokoj panuje ma calej wyspie, pomi-
mo to Rad nssz trzyma zarzad wyspa
zdala cd jej mieszkahcow, gdy tymoza-
sem pieczeniarze stronnictwa republi-
kahskiego rabuja jej dochody wyzys-
kuja teorje posiadfosci kolonjalnych ku
wstydowi narodu amerykahskiego.
Potepiamy i oskarzamy polityke O.
becnego naszego rzadu ma wyspach FL
lipihskich. Wciagneia ona rzeozpospo-
lite W wojne niepotrzebns poswieci}a
wielu najszlachetuiejszych naszych sy-
now zmusila Stany Zjednoozone, po-
przednio znane i oklaskiwane jako sym
bol wolnosci, do zajecia stanowiska fab.
szywego nieamerykahskiego, zmusza-
jaoego je do zgniecenia "a pomoca SHY
zbrojnej wysi}kow poprzednich naszych
sprzymierzehc6w dazaoych ku wolnosci
samorzadowi. Filipihczycy ME moga
bye obywatelami bez niebezpieozeh-
stwa dla naszej cywilizacji, ME moga
bye poddanymi bez niebezpiecze6stwa
dla naszej formy rzadu, a poniewaz
ME many zamiaru zrezygnowa6 ma
szej cywilizacji ami tez przeistoczyc
nasza rzeczpospolite ma oesarstwo; pre-
to jestesmy Ia natychmisstowa dekla.
racja zamiaru narodu amerykahskiepo
DANA filipihczykom: najpierw sta}ej
formy rzadu, nastepnie niepodleg{osci
j wreszcie zapewnienia i'm opieki pred
Postronna interwencja, opieki takiej, ia
ka oiesza sic blizko od stu lat rzeczpos-
polite Centralnej Po}udniowej Anne
ryki.
Handlarska chciwosG, ktora dykto-
wala rePublikahskiej administraoji po-
lityke filipihska, stara sic usprawiedli-
vic ja tenn, re sic op}aci, ale nawet i
to brudne niegodne usprawiedliwie-
ME ME wytrzymuje krytyki wobec fax
tow. Zbrodnicza wojns zaboroza pre-
oiwko filipihczykom, pociagajaoa "a So
ba roczny wydatek wielu miljonow,
kosztowaia juz wiecej snizeli dac moze
zysk handlu wyspami Filipihskiemi
W przeciagu diugich lat przysziosci. A
90 wiecej, jezeli handel rozszerzony ma
bye kosztem wolnosci, to oena jego
jest zawsze zbyt wysoka.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
ROk 10

Ia oraz karna milioja stanowa najzu-
pefniej wystarczaja W czasie pokoju.
w tel rzeozpospolitej niema miejsoa
dla obszernej s1uzby wojskowej pobo-
row. Gdy nar6d jest W niebezpieczeh.
stwie, zo}nierz ochotniczy jest najlep-
Sym obrohca swego kraJu.
Gwardja narodowa Stanow Zjedno-
czonyoh powinna bye zawsze droga
sercom ludu wolnego. Takie organiza-
ole So zawsze czynnikiem SHY bezpie-
ozefstwa. Po raz pierwszy W dziejach
naszych rownoozesnie zaborem fill
pihskim odstapiono ma wielka skale cd
uswieoonego czasem uznanego syste-
mu organizaoyj ochotniczych. Oskaraa-
my ten ozyn, jako nieamerykahski, ME-
demokratyczny, nierepublikahski jako
odstepstwo cd starych stalych zasad
wolnego ludu.
MonoPole prywatne So niegodne
obrony nieznosne. Niszcza wsp6}-
zawodnictwo, kontroluja ceny wszyst-
kich materjalow i wyrobionyoh pro.
duktow, ograbiajac W ten sposob tax
wytw6roe jak spozywoe. Zmniejszaja
szanse praoy dla robotnik6w beg.
wzglednie oznaczaja warunki granice
takowej oraz pozbawiaja energje oso-
bista ! maie kapitaly sposobnosoi po.
prawy losu. So one najbardziej sku-
tecznymi srodkami z dotyohczas wyna-
lezionych dla zaw}adniecia owooami
przemysiu ma korzysc malej liczby ludzi
a kosztem wielu jezeli ioh nienasycona
chiwosc ME zostanie powstrzymana, to
ca}e bogactwo stupi sic W kilku reksoh
a rzeczpospolita zostanie zniszczona.
Nieuczciwe |kretaotwo stronnictwa
rePublikahskiego W sprawie trustow,
wyrazone W zasadach daznosciaoh
przyjetych przez stanowe narodowa
konwencje tego stronnictwa, Jest do
wodem jasnym, re trusty sa wytworem
Prawowitym polityki republikahskiej,
ze So wspierane przez prawa republi-
kahskie re 50 protegowane przez RIA
dy republikahskie W zsmian "a pokry-
Gle kosztow kampanji wyborczej po-
parcie polityozne.
Wzywamy stronnictwo demokratycz-
ne do bezustannej walki W kraju, sta
mach miastach przeoiwko prywatnym
monopolom wszelkiego rodzaju. Istnie-
jace prawa przeciwko trustom MUSIC
bye wykonane silniejsze jeszcze mu.
sza bye uchwalone, zsdajaoe pubhko-
wanna stanu intsresow korporaoyj, pro-
wadzacych handel miedzystanowy o.
raz domagajace sic, aby wszystkie kor-
poracje, zanim rozpoozna dzialalnos6
poza granicami stanu, W ktorym zostaly
zaiozone, wykaza}y, IL ME posiadaja
liczby akcyj wyAszej mad potrzebe, ae
ME stara}y sic ME beds dazyly do emo.
nopolizowania zadnego lub nawet czes-
ci przedmiotu, kt0rym handel prowa-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
No. 2S.

TREsc: Zasady datnoeci stronnictwa demoir.tycz-
nego. - Sprawozdanie ZArz.du Muzeum n =. =
Hold narodow sfowiahskich dia sienk ewicza -
Ztycia kobet bray hjskich. - Oko Proroka, czyli
HAnusz bystry 1ego przyRody.- Konstytucja. pra-
ny. Transwaal M wystxwie. = Ze swiata. -Po-
lacy n. wsernech. z nemi oiczystej. - Propa-
ganda cArosfawiA.- NotAtki. - Rozmowa w n
domosci zviszkowe. Grupy zwi,zkowe. wykAz
@uP. ktore zfotyfy dobrovolny odatek na rzecz
sfychacf - 0dpowiedzi redakcji. = NedEnicy. =
kroniks mietscowA - Poszukiwania. pednskows-
mia ogfoszenia-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-01
Ugly Rumors al Berlin.

Berlin. July 3I.-The body Of the late
Duke Of Saxe-C0burg and Gotha will
be conveyed tomorrow. to the Maurice
church at Coburg. where it will lie in
state. The new Duke. who. July 10.
was appointed a lieutenant in the Prus-
sian army. and who for some time has
been receiving a military education in
Pottsdam, is for the moment the guest
of King Oscar Of Sweden. He is ex-
pected to arrive here, tomorrow. He
will not attain his majority until 1905;
and by the Coburg law, passed in 1898,
heridetary Prince Ernest Won Hohen-
son-in-law of the late
Duke, becomes the regent.
The German press again discusses
the undcsirability Of allowing German
sovereign state to become an English
heirloom. passing from hand to hand.
1t is rumored here in political circles
that the death of Duke Alfred was due
to intemperance, it being town talk in
Coburg that he was habitually carried
to his bed at night sodden with liquor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-01
WNED IN THE SURF.
Four Young Ladies Perish in the Undcrtcw
at Ocean City. N. J.

New York, July 3l.-Four persons
We're drowned, at noon today. in the
surf at Ocean City. y. J. They were
Virginia and Elsie Lowe of German
town Pa. Jennie and Bertie Lonsdale
OF Windsmere. Pa. The girls We're not
more than 20 years old. They were
bathing in the breakers and were car
rled out by heavy undertow Their
screams for help attracted the atten-
tion of life guard, who succeeded in
bringing the young women ashore. The
Lowe sisters We're dead when they
were placed on the beach. The Ions
dale girls showed signs Of life and ply
sicians We're summoned as speedily as
possible but to no purpose. They both
died while the doctors were trying to
restore them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-01
WcTORIA'S SON DEAD.
Duke Of Sasa.Coburg Passes Away With Heart
Trouble at Coburg.

CoburG. July 3t.-prince Ernest AL
bert, Duke of Saxe-Coburg, died, at 10
O'Clock this evening, at Rosenau cas-
tie from paralysis of the heart.
Tho Duke Gf SaXc-Coburg by his
sudden demise escaped a painful lin
gcrinG end. Recently at a consultation
Of specialists in Vienna il was discov-
cred that there was a cancerous
growth at the root OF the tongue. At
the desire of the Duchess and other
members OF the family who were aware
Of the nature of his disease. the Duke
took up his residence at Roseuau. His
Royal Highness was aware Of the real
state Of his health and hoped he
would recover. until Friday last, when
his condition became such as to pre-
cludc hope. Saturday and Sunday, he
suffered such violent attacks of suffo-
cation that arrangements were made
for performing the nporatiOn If trach-
eotomy Finally the Duke died with
out having suffered severe pains.
During the minority Cf his heir. the
Duke of Albany, the government of
the duchy will be conducted by the
hereditary Prince Of iiohenlOhe-L Lam
genberg, the guardian of the young
Duke.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-01
The British Soldier.

1t is said that the British soldier wears
such tight clothing that his internal or
gans are often seriously injured. Then
when on the march his chest Is com
pressed by the weight Of his knarsack.
cantecn. sreatcoat ami heavy cartridge
belt. Usually the stomach IS The first or
gan to suffer from over-taNins Of any
nature Overwork. abuse. neglect or i'm :
proper food is bound to produce dyspep-
sia ana It's attendant evils. For any dis
order If the digestive organs hoStctter :
famous medicine viii cure ali ailments Of
tht. stomach Try it for constipation, in
digestion. hatulency dyspepsia, merry
ness nr Insomnia. II mahts IN. weak
strong. ana HI ccasional dose Will keep
the bowels regular.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-01
HUMBERT A MARTYR
To His Royal Position and Hasty Building Up
Of His House.

Paris, July 31.-Regarding the death
| Of King of Italy, the Figaro, this
morning, says: King Humbert was a
martyr to his royal position and was
also a victim Of the building up of his
house, which was accomplished too
quickly. Italy has been only a great
people since less than half a century
she possesses military system like
that of Germany and France, and
hence has come great expense and the
financial crisis in the midst of which
has developed first socialism and then
anarchy. 1t was this anarchy for
which it was necessary to punish the
Milanese, who have responded to legit-
innate repression by the assassination
of their sovereign"
Amilear Cipriani, the revolutionary
Italian deputy, in the Petite Repub-
lique says:
Victor Emmanuel III. will be obliged
TO follow the same policy as his father
and his fathers father, and, therefore,
things will go on just the same, and
this will be so until the Italian people
becomes the master Of its own destin-
les"
The Intransigeant attributes the
assassination to measures taken by the
government against its political adver-
saries.
The Aotorite expresses the hope that
the new king win renew the bonds of
friendship between France and Italy
Continued on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-01
Appointments for United States Nava!
Academy.

On Friday. August 10, at 10 O'Clock,
at the Coburn Classical Institute
building in Waterville. Me. candidates
for nomination to the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis. will be
examined by committee selected by
Congressman I;urleigh. The appii-
| cants will be given an examination in
arithmetic. grammar, history and
geography. and in the marking OF
| these papers writing and spelling will
be considered.
This examination is open to young
men between the ages Of u and 90.
| residents Of the 3rd Congressional dis
| trict.
Congressman Burleigh Will recon-
| mend the two men obtaining the high
| est general average, the second to he
designated the alternate. These two
! will be instructed by the secretary Of
| the navy to report for examination at
| Annapolis. September /.
The examining committee consists Of
| Prof. Taylor Of Colby College. Prof
Marquardt Of Colby College. and Mr..
f. Z. Wyman. superintendent of
schools in Waterville
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-08-01
A GREAT ROUNDUP.
Nearly 400 Persons Arrested
in Chicago Bucket Shops.
One Prisoner Attempts Suicide Rather
Than Face the Disgrace.
Police Say Raids Will Continue Till Bucket
Shops are Driven Out.

Chicago. July 3l.-Nearly 400 persons,
many OF whom had never seen the in
side of police station before, were
captured today, in a wholesale raid
on alleged bucket shops located in the
down town district and carted off to
the police stations A dozen of firms,
some of them connected with the
Board of Trade, We're visited by the
police.
The raid was so perfectly planned
that hardly a person succeeded in cs-
Gaping. Conducted at the busiest
hour of the day on change, it created
considerable excitement. BROKERS on
the Board of Trade practically aban-
doned business for the time to watch
with interest the police as they gath
cred in thcir prisoners.
one prisoner, whose name vas not
learned. attempted TO end his life
rather than face the humiliation of ar
rest. He tried to strangle himself with
a towel, but was discovered and put
into the patrol wagon.
a panic ensued in the rooms of f. A.
Wierschng & Co. when the police APP
peared ana several persons We're tram
pied on in the rush to escape,
Chief of Police Ripley said. today,
that today's action by the police was
but the beginning of series of raids
which he said viii continue until
every alleged bucket shop in Chicago
shall be driven out of existence.
In nearly every instance the teie-
phone and ticker wires We're cut and
the service rendered useless. The
books and paraphernalia We're also
taken possession of by the police.