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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-23
EVENTS Of THE DAi
Epitone Of the Teiegrsphi-
News Of the Word.
TER>E TICKS FEoN THE WIRES
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-23
I:use To Gain lnforuN- inu

Cape Town. August .-t,en-r,. De.
wet'- demand :or the surrender q; rb,
Britt ,h iorc- at Commando Mex is con.
.idered as 4 pr-teD-e ui gainin. ,nfot.
NATION. Finding that Commando Nj,
was strongly .arri~onei. Dewe, ~.
snned MS march nortnwari, .nadou.i
by General Baden. Powell.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-23

Every man thinks - could solve The
e>rvsnt CIR. question
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-23

When man agrees with you in ev.
erything. he will bear watching when
your back 10 turned.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-23

Louisville. Ky. Angus. ai.-Twe
negroes died At Louisville today from
beat. The maximum WAS rs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-23

The bal 10 constitute the common
wealth Of Australia hss passed through
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-23

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-23

An Atlanta ,ufy i-cidei that a wife
j. responsible ior the burial expenses
OF nsr husband.
Cheap lands in Nebraska have been
taken Up 20 rapidly that lew desirable
acres remain
An addition OF two miles will short.
~ be made 70 the fine avenues on the
Gettysburg battlefield.
The Kansas City produce exchange
has adopted a plan Tor selling eggs by
weight instead OF bv the dozen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-23

Petroleum ,ields OF some Importance
are leing opeued IN Japan.
Belgium - one oi tn- Jew countries
in which the death penalty. though
still part Of the criminal code. is never
enforced. III ieierenc- 70 puDl.e op!n.
ion.
Three women. the wives oi famous
husbands have leen a corded the honor
Of burial in Westminster Abbey. They
are Lady Palmsrston. Lady Augusta
Stanley. wife Of Dean stanley. and
Mrs. Gladstone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
New York Produce Market.

New York. Jan a.
FLDi i;-RecPipts 5f.i .iU1 bbls.. exports.
uli bhl- sales. >l5n pkgs, market was
IalrlF aruE" ut old prices. which buyers
showed more Willingness TO meet. and
closed hrm, winter patents. S}.5UlI3 81;
winter str3ights. %,.35u3-45; Minnesota
patents. S.I5lfluo: winter extras, S3.5Jl
2.>5. Minnesota bakers 2.75ai5.Uu: winter
RNE-BuIi. No. Western G'5 fob.
afitIt: state rye. 55d5f elf. New York
NJ WHEAT-Receipts. l3.5p bushels; ex-
ports. H-,l1i bushels; sales. 1>s5.OvU bush
NJ futures, $500 bushels exports; SPOT
prompt: NJ. / Northern Duluth. y lob.
afloat prompt; No. l hard Duluth vi.
rob anoat; No. red, 1874 elevator
CORN-Receipts. l23.s45 bushels; ex-
ports. 53.3a5 bushels: sales 10000 bushels
futures, 1908 bushels exports: spit
steady, No. =, 4l5s fob. alloat ana 40 ele-
vatur.
OATS-Receipts. Us loo bushels; exports.
65f5 bushels; spot dull: No. ? 2Yi4 No. &,
3Ni-. NO white 3li4: No. J white Fl !;
track mixed Western, 29m3u; track white
Western. 5lH35; track white state. 5ln5
EEEF-Stcady; cut meats, firm.
ARD-SteAdy: Western steamed closed
az So; city. $50. January closed @-3
PORK-steady; sl5Ml2-o. family.
Si3 uuIl3.50.
BUTTER-Firm: factory 15H4: imta-
tion creamery. 1875; state iairy, lsd3i;
do. creamery. mas.
PETROLEJ' AI-Steady.
ROSIN-Steady.
J'RPENTlNE-StCl ldy
RICE-Steady.
MOLASSES-Qu
FkEIGHrS-Dull.
SGGAR-Raw. strong. held higher. fair
refining. ? 1916 lid; centrifugal 95 test. 4-s
bid: molaSseS sugar. 8 ll-lE bid refined
firm but quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24

Louisiana to deprive the negro of any
Of his political or civil rights There
has been and Will continue TO be deter
mination, fixed and aunaltera1ble, TO
deny him social privileges on equality
with the whites, to prohibit him from
aspiring to an equality in social life,
which nature forbids" McEnery said
The suffrage article in the Louisiana
constitution was approved by all citi-
zens Of the state.
While McEnery was speaking he was
Interrupted by Butler S. G.. who in
auired whether McEnery, when the
amendment to the Louisiana constitu-
tion. similar to that now pending in
North Carolina was under considera-
tion. did not pronounce it uncOnstitu-
linn1l. MeE,nery replied that he had
pronounced it unconstitutional. but in
agmlch as il was adopted he had said
that he would support il in the Sen
ate. He felt it his duty to his con-
ytituents to do so and he would al
wavs he found supporting the laws
ana constitution Of his state and his
country.
Referring to the Filipino insurrection
in this connection he said: Il do not
stop to inquire who fired the first shot
which precipitated hostilities. It IS
enough for me to know that my gov
crnment has been assailed and ] VIII
uphold its hands until its enemies ar"
brought into subjection"
Hutler then read copies Of letters
written by Mctncry in which he de-
clarcd that the amendment to the
"a, .lx
unconstitutional and that it was 50
regarded by the ablest constitutional
lawyers in the Senate.
When McEnery had concluded Till
man. S. c.. called up a bill to revive
ana amend an act to provide for the
cDllcction Of claims for captured and
abandoned property and the preven-
ton of frauds in insurrcctionary dis
trfcts within the United States. TIL
man asked Davis to explain his meas
urr Davis said the claims We're not
only Just but it was the bounden duty
of Congress to provide for their pay
mout.
In answer to an inquiry from Hale.
Davis said that the claims covered
captured ana abandoned cotton
IIalc-"Why. that viii amount to
$50 00N. 600 or 500. 600 GOO"
From this Davis dissentcd. saying
that under court decisions the claims
fur captured ana abandoned cotton
would aggregate about $4,000, 600. This
money was in the. treasury and had
hccn held bv the United States for 20
years for those to whom the courts
had adiudgcd it 10 belong
= l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
THE MISSING FOUND.
Much Wanted Letters Produced in Clark Case
and Witness Hurphy Located.


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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
SHIPPING BILL HEARING.
[ arqe Representations Of Country's Shippers
Make Arguments Before House Committne.

Washington. Jan. 25-The hearings on
the shipping bill were continued, today,
before the House committee on merchant
marine and fisheries. a large representa-
ton Of the shipping interests, Commis,
sioner of Navigation Chamberlain ana
others interested in the economic queS-
tions involved being present. Mr.. osborne
Howes of Boston, spoke in favor OF What
is generally known az the free ship plaIi
and suggested that the pending blll ri
amended 50 as to include sectfph lor
free ships.
Mr.. Hopkins Of the shipping firm of
Flint & Co. OF New York, pointed OUT Oh.
jections 10 the measure in lts present
form and said provision should pc illduc
to give larger consideration To the SLOW
going ships which carried large quantities
of products abroad. ,t,
road, is expected To be heard at 1hc Htai
ing, Thursday and the expectation r II
close the hearing ana If possible 70 ftdch
4 decision on the bill the Tuesday fol-
lowing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
IN TIE SENATE.
Turner and Ross Discuss Philippines Nc
Emery Touches Race Question.

Washington, Jan. 23.-Again. today.
the ScnateS session WAS devoted en-
tirely To spscchm tking. Mir. Turner of
Washington. concluded his address On
the Philippine question. He was fol
lowed by Mr. Ross of Vermont. with
a thoughtful and carefully prepared
speech, in which he also discussed thu
Philippine question in connection With
resolutions with which he had offered.
Hi; presentation Of the question was
given thoughtful attention by his col
leagues.
Mr McEnery of Louisiana, delivered
the concluding speech "f the session on
the race question in the South. He
took strong ground in support of the
constitution of Louisiana ana Of Che
proposed amendment tu the cnnstitu-
ton Of North Carolina. which ii is al
legged. practically will disfranchisr 4
large class nf voters
The COMMITTEES On privileges ana cleo
ti0ns reported a resolution saying that
Nj. s. Quay is not entitled to 4 seat in
the Senate.
The senate in executive session again.
today. discussed the Samoan treaty
upon thu basis If the motion "f Senator
Jones of Arkansas. t. reconsider tin"
vote il which The treaty WAS ratified
Speeches were made in support of tho
motion to reconsider IN Senators Jones
Petti-rrW. Allen ana Money ana in
opposition hy Senators Davis ana For
allrr. At the conclusion of the debate -
v.ta WAS ordered Int n roll can dis
closed the absence " quorum. Tho
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
GOIBEL LOSING SUPPORTERS.
Judge Morton Says Democrats Course Will
End Only in Disaster.

Lexington, Ky. Ian. 23.-JudFe H. j.
s. Morton. cX-circuit Judge ana one oi
the leading supporters Of Gocbel in
central Kentucky. viii come out, to-
morrow. in card taking m advanced
position Oh tn situation ut Frankfort.
He says ~ has carefully examined the
evidence of the contestants for thu
seats Of tn" Republicans and conclud-
ed that THO evidence offered hy the
contestants altogether fails to support
the right Or claim Of contestants to tn !
Office they seek" He further says the
course the Democrats are pursuing will
plunge the party in "a gulf of dsa5-
ter if not Of dishonor"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
He Has Cause TO Rejoice.

"a young man came into our sto'e
yesterday suffering from a severe az
tack Of cramp collie" writes +. r. hess'
miller ana general merchant. Diches
Mountain, Pa. He had tried various
home remedies without relief AS
had used Chamberlain's Colic' Choiera
ana Diarrhoea Remedy l gave MIN :
dose and it soon brought him out al
right. never saw a fellow SO r.
joiced." Sold by Jno. Coughiin' "
Water St, druggist. tr,tt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
ROSTON'S SOFT COAL SUPPLY
Is Now All Right Several Cargoes Arrive
Tuesday. and Price Drops.

soft coll at this port today. haS cnnSiu-
erably relieved the situation. which had
become somewhat serious. The price of
soft coal has recently advanced in the
local market to $5.15 which is 80 cents
higher than ever before kncwn. except
III times of absolute embargo. 1t .s csti-
mated that the receipts. today, aggregate
5,0oo tons. which viii soon be- on its way
t. the various manufacturing plants in
New England. while Il good proportion
will be used by large consumers in lius-
ton ana its suburbs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
WEEKS MILLS.


Mr. and Mrs. J. i. Goddard of Wa
terville and Mrs Robert Balyntine Of
Madison. were in tn" place, Monday
ani Tuesday. called by the death Of
their uncle, Roland Rced-
Miss Hattie Tlummer Is visiting her
father, Mr.. Frank RUNNER
Dean Estes has bought the farm on
Deer hin known as the Elbridge Has
E4u place.
clarence clark ana sister Lena or
Freedom. were in place. Thursday anil
Friday. visiting their aunt, Mr.. Miller.
rh. ,.i,,.r t.rr, w tha yiIt,,-a ucbnor
closed. Friday. after a successful term
taught bv Miss Siblev If Freedom.
Miss cihlav. who is n student at tn.
Gurham Normal school viii return tp
hcr stuai,a there III March.
ria whole VILLAGE v,- sadd.raG.
Tuesday. bv th- news Of the sudd,-n
death VI Mrs. -. f. sprouI. She VIII
NJ. greatly missed frr ahr was ever
ready ta visit ana rar. fur thc sicI.
ana her ready sympathy ana cheerful
disposition made her cv-ry nne's friend
a husband and seven children survive
h.r.
Thp rain M Saturday hae fut 4 stop
1, fL,. hauling Of lumber. hay ana
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24


At "" "rcnln@ oi thr session Tur-
I'N. I"nn-, reported ii"M ih' comm Y
tee on privileges aAd elections res
uiEti"n "n IN" cas- "f t"fmeI S"h'tt"i
quay Th" resolution follows.
ThlI th" !i"h. Nailh"W II QlAE i
VI entitled t1 take ms scat IN TINS
hnty as "a senator from IN" state OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
That resolution was IN" judgment NJ
the majority M thn committee. Tnf-
IrN called attention tr the resolution
of the minority Of tn" committee
which was that Quay was entitled &
4 scat i'm TIM Senate. Both resolution
We're accompanied ~ reports IN thrh
slpprrt.
Kyle. :. d.. offered and secured tn,
adoption of 4 resolution directing tn
commissioner of labor to inNrsti@ai.
the effect upon labor. production ana
wages of the international cnpyrigA'
act and report to tn" Senate.
Petti@rrW offered resolution call
ing upon thc Prreidrrt tp send to tn
Senate the report of General j. d
Ratc. relating t. the treaty uf the sui
IAN Of Sulu. The resolution asked
what salaries are to he paid the sui
TIM ana his officials and asked from
what fuul thr salaries arc t0 10 paid
what services the officials performed
and whether these officials are under
the civil service. objection was made
ana the resolution went over
Cafrrrv then presented three resolu
tions calling upon the President fol
correspondence with Great Britain
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
PROF. HAZGN DEAD.
Never Recovered Consciousness Alter Beng
Injured. Monday Night.

Woshineton IAN aa-Hcnry A. Iiazen.
one of The chief fvrrcasters ~ th'
weather bureau died here, t0nishl n
TN. result of injuries received, last nlSiit'
by a bicycle collision with = negr" pedes,
trian. His skull was badly fractured ana
he continued unconscious up T. II" ilnr
of his death. Prof. iiaZen was porn III i
India. 80 years ago. his father being "
missionary He was graduated ~ DART
mouth College and then was c"nhecttu
with the scientific department 81 Air
University for nine years. fle joined 'h'
United States signal service - l@l-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
eIkins and The Vice Presidency.

Washington, Jan. 23-Thy nam" Of
Senator rIkins ~ West Virginia. mas
bcrn added III thr iIzt of thus. n--nr
considered for thr VICE Presidential
nomination by thu Republicans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
S45 CLOTHING BOUNTY
70 Men Re-enlis,ina in Navy Carried by Bill
introduced by Mr. Hale.

Washington. JAN. -3 Senator Hale t"-
,av reported from thr ,,Wmittr. lu ut-
Val Artirs. the tin heretofore introduced
hy HIM granting q bounty uf 50 NOT 20
uf cluthiuE To- men WHJ enlist ln ihv
uayy upon their Original enlistment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Jan. 23.-Tha following
pension changes from the issue NJ IAN. 2
arc announced:
ilEll, t'I,,
81 M $. Original. widow. etc.. Anna
Bates. rasSIdumkclg. an.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
..OLO IRGNSiDES'
Will Undoubtedly Be Repaired and Again Pn'
Into Commission.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator IlIman
from IN. Senate committee ON naval
affairs. today. tlVorAbly reported "a" bIiI
authorizing the secretary ~ ih" htA\ ''
permit tn. repair rf thr uid United Sldt"H
iriPate Constitution ana to I"-'5ininl@-
-i.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
Recoinaue OF Hawaiian Coins.

Washington. Jan. 3.-Eepezcnt1tivr
Knox. Mass. today. introduced hiIl
fur the taking ur ana rccuinagr NJ thc
Hawaiian silver coins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24

There was 4 great outburst in the gal
lcrits when Roberts concluded. Many of
the ladies in The galleries were especially
dcmonStrative.
At 535 the House adjourned until II
u'cluck tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
Gen. I. N. Stsntun Dead.

Washington. IAN. -&.-NtWs was ra-
crived here. tonight. uf Tho Death "f
Gen r. y. stanton. formerly paymas-
try general NJ the army. in Omaha. thi4
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
New York Money s7arkst.

New York. Jan. y.
;MnllrE nn SAT-. steady, 3fi3.a pcr cent.
cent -'2 I''
,,iHindi StrrlinF eYSeh2nse: firmer, with actual
Tor demand and at sINaH,G,l<a7s for 81
IH.3iN.S; posted rates, $LNH.GilN5 ana $IN1I.
+" Mi: cummercial bills. 5lN3f, N:;ia 4
Silver certificates. sgi, ,3iuut
Bar silver So
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24

had running, itching sore on my
"Si suffered fortunes. Doan's Ointment
Cook away the burning ana itching HI
stihtiv, ana quickly effected permlneur
cure. G. w. I.enhart, Bowling Green d
mon. wed, fri& &Wkytf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24

lake Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if il fails
Ia cure. r. W. Groves signature is on
each box. sc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24
Polo Games.

Al Erockton- -Br ockton. II: Salem. \.
~ Fan Kivcr,-'all River. 7; Law
renee, |.
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Articles.
I.sf ,,

On thr Produce Exchange:
HITFHE Steady, crcImeriea, lsh-f's'
dairy. l>Gi32
CHEESt-Firm l2Hl3.
EGGS- Steady; fresh, l6dlI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-24

of the Legislature. The committee |
iourned until Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
PATRICK AND JONES HELD,
Latest Development I'm the Miiiten-
airc Rice Case In New
NorE.

NEW YORK, Oct. G.-Magtssraie
Brann announced his decision today In
the case of Albert T. Patrick and Charles
+. Jones, counsel and private secretary,
respectively, for the late William Nj.
Rice. holding them to await the action Of
the grand Jury. Bail was fxed at $4,000
each.
The two prisoners are charged with
having forged the signature Of Mr.. Rice.
who died In hts apartments In Madison
avenue under strange circumstances. 10
a check for ysS.eoN, drawn on the banking
firm of swenson & Sons. The check was
made payable 10 Mr.. Patrick. The check
was presented at the bank for certifca-
tion, and, owing to an error In the SPELL
ing OF Patrick's name. held NJ by The
hanks employees. Inquiry az the home OF
MIR, Rice by telephone disclosed the fact
that Mr., Rice had died the day before
the check was presented
Prof. Witthaus reported 70 Coroner
Hart today that in hts chemical analysis
Of the stomach OF William Marsh Rice,
reports that he found mercury ard ar
senic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
CENSUS WORK is COMPLETED
Population of the United States
VIII BE Given Out Some Time
Next Week.

WASHINGTON. Oct 27.--The work OF
counting the inhabitants of the United
States was practically completed by the
census bureau today, and next week Di-
rector Merriam with announce the popula-
ton of the country. His statement. how
ever. will be subject to some slight revis-
Ton. All the returns from Alaska are not
yet in. and the returns from the American
soldiers and sailors serving in the Philip
pines and elsewhere abroad are not COM
plete. These figures win be estimated.
The figures for the states and territories
will be OFFICIAL
The work of the present census has
proceeded upon system materially diff
ferent from that OF the last census. The
first of the population under the last CEN
su. was hand count and was completed
Thanksgiving day, 1880. The work of
punching the individual cards containing
individual statistics was not begun until
March. 1891. and was not completed until
September. 1891 The present count has
proceeded as each card was punched. so
that now. with the completion of the
count, the individual statistics, as punch
ed IN the cards. are complete
The other statistics cannot be ground
out mechanically from the punched cards.
After the total population and the popu-
lation by states and territories are an
nounced. next week. the bulletins show
ing the population of states and territories
by minor civil divisions will be issued as
soon as tabulated.