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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
$500 ARMED DEPUTIES
To Be at Once Placed at Disposal Of 81. Louis
Police.

ST. Louis, Mo-, May 31.-Sheriff
Pohlmann, who, yesterday received
orders from the board of police COM
missioners to summon a posse COM
mitatus of 1000 men to aid the police
| in preserving order during the street
railway strike began his work, today.
Lists were prepared and summonses
are being served as fast as possible
| by the regular deputies. The sheriff
intends to appoint captains who will
have charge of squads to be stationed
| in a dozen places over the city. The
people have been warned not to con
gregate in the streets.
Sheriff .Pohlmann says he believes
most of the trouble is caused by
strangers in the city and not by the
| strikers.
| 1t is not likely the force will be arm
ed with shot guns
| The board of police commissioners at
meeting. this afternoon. ordered the
sheriff to swear in 1900 special depu-
ties in addition to the 1000 previously
provided for. This will place $500
armed men at the disposal of the po-
lice department. besides the regular
policemen and the specials.
| The citizens committee of seven held
another meeting. this afternoon, when
replies from President Whitaker of the
st. Louis Transit Co. and ex-Gov.
VIM. j. Stone, representing the strik-
ers. were received in answer to the
resolutions passed by the committee.
President Whitaker's reply was as
follows: Speaking for myself and as
sistants in the Transit Co. / would
say that we would be willing to arbi-
| trate any matter which as between
man and man is a proper subject for
such action. a definite answer as to
arbitration of matters with persons
formerly in our employ cannot, of
| course. be made without a statement
from them of the matters to be sub
mitted to the arbitrators."
After a conference with President w.
d. Mahon Of the Amalgamated Associ-
alton of Street Car Employees and the
grievance committee. Ex-Gov. Stone ad-
| dressed to the committee statement
| signed by T. b. Edwards of the griev-
| ance committee. 1t is in part as fol
! lows: What we now ask the Transit
Co. to do, as condition to the rcsump-
ton of work. is: To agree to recognize
our organization.
We ask for the reinstatement of
all our men to the positions formerly
held by them and that members OF the
union discharged on that account be
re-instated.
I'VE are aware that the company
| meets this request with the statement
that it should not and will not dis
charge the men it has employed since
the commencement Of the strike. We
do not insist upon the discharge of
| these men. but we hold that if they are
retained they should be assigned to
| places subordinate to those held by the
old employees. whom | represent"
After remaining in session all the af-
| ternoon the committee decided that il
would use its influence to induce Mr..
Whitaker to accept the conditions sub
mitted by the strikers under which
| they would consent to resume work
The reply Of the grievance commit
tee will be submitted to Mr.. Whitaker,
| tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN COLLEGES
Eulogized by Secretary Joseph Chamberlain
at University Of Birmingham Meeting.

London, May 31.-The secretary Of
state for the colonies, Joseph Cham
berlain, during the course of his
speech, today, at the meeting of the
University of Birmingham, referred to
Andrew Carnegie's magnificent dona-
ton to the university and to the re-
port of the deputation which, at Mr..
Carnegie's suggestion. had visited the
great colleges of the United States and
Canada. That report, he added,
showed how it was that Great Britain
was behind in preparation for the i'm
minent great struggles of commercial
competition between nations. He eulo-
gized the splendid system and equip
ment of the American and Canadian
colleges. saying it was the outcome of
the great liberality of the wealthy
classes across the Atlantic and
earnestly appealed for imitation and
emulation here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
A Follower OF Measles.

In many instances persistent cough
follows an attack of the measles. In
speaking of this Mr.. Walter b. Bcel,
editor of the Elkin On. CO Times,
says: Three weeks ago l had an at
tack Of measles which left me with
Chamberlains Cough Remedy and the
cough has entirely disappeared. I con-
on the market" For sale by Jno.
Coughlin. Ia Water ST.. Druggist.
Mon, Wed, Fri, If.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

A conference of students from vari-
Gus colleges in the interest of Socialism
was held, Wednesday morning. at As
Eliot street, Boston. The meeting was
called with the idea of forming an in
tercollegiate sOcialistic league for spec
ial work in socialistic studies. The
matter of definite organization, how
ever. was postponed until next fall.
Meanwhile. a committee. appointed for
the purpose, will make inquiries as II
the feeling in the various colleges on
the subject. and the possibilities of
such an organization,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
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of February. May, August and Novem-
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Interest paid or credited on account on
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Deposits are exempt by law from al,
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Especial privileges afforded to Execu.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

1t is reported from Howland that
nearly all of the Piscataquis logs have
arrived at the sorting gap. and that
many Of them have been carried high
and dry by the freshet, so that it will
take two months to get them afloat
again. Weymouth's and Stacys drives
arrived. this week. About l2,o00,oco
feet of logs are piled up along the
river for distance of several miles
above Howland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
UNCHlvALROUS TREATMENT.
Captive Gen. Hernandez to Be Exhibited In
Streets OF Caracas.

Caracas, Venezuela, May 31.-Gcn.
Davila, commander of the government
troops in the victorious engagement,
last Sunday. with Gen. Hernandez,
which resulted in the capture of the
latter near TERRA Negra. has brought
the insurgent leader to Caracas and
will exhibit him in the streets of the
capital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

Halifax. n. s, May 31.-The report
of the fall of Pretoria caused prema-
ture rejoicing throughout Nova
Scotia. Halifax buildings were gener-
ally decorated. A public holiday was
proclaimed at Sydney, c. b., and other
Cape Breton towns. AT Yarmouth
there was a monster procession ana a
royal salute of q guns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
Gen. Gomez at Santiago de Cuba.

Santiago. De Cuba, May 31-Gen.
Maxine Gomez arrived. this morning.
from Santo Domingo, and spent the day
with the political leaders of the black
party, who are jubilant over his re-
turn. He positively declined to be in
terviewed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

London, May 31.-6.45 p. M.-The
Westminster Gazette says that it is ru-
mored, tonight. in a quarter likely to
be well informed that President
Kruger has been captured by the
British miles beyond Pretoria"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

Cape Town, May 3l.-Gen. Rumble
has defeated a Boer commando at
Senekal. His casualties were 45 killed
and many wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

shire light infantry. handled their men.
under Smith Dorriens division
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01
Daily kennebec 3ournaL
NOT QUITE IN.
Continued from page ~

The formal annexation of the Trans
vaal will speedily follow. The war is
rapidly approaching its close. FIVE
thousand fresh troops will embark 1or
South Africa within the next few days.
A dispatch from Brussels says: Con-
signments Of gold continue to come TO
tho Netherlands bank regularly for the
Transvaal government but these nave
not been SO large of late as formerly.
II is understood that DIR. Leyds has not
the power to draw since the arrival
here Of the Boer peace delegates.
The railroad traffic between here and
the Transvaal which was oiilcially
closed. yesterday, has been re-opened,
the railway officials now accepting
goods for all stations in the Transvaal.
The Times has the following from
Maseru, Basutoland. dated May 30:
correspondence has been found in the
house Of Commandant Crowther show
ing that the Beers invited the Basutos
70 rise and drive the British into the
sea-"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

London, May 31.-The following dis
match from Lord Roberts has been re-
ceived at the war office here: 10
hannesburg, May 31.-2 p. M.-Her Ma
,esty's forces are now in possession of
johannesburg and the British flag
foats over the government buildings.
The war office here knows nothing
about the reported capture of President
Kruger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

Analysis from the fifth annual report of
The Maine state Board Of Health.
Tho "SPARKLING CLEARNESS tusti-
flcs the fanciful NAME of the SPRING
CHEMICALLY ana MICROSCOPlCAL-
LY IT Is ONE OF THE PUREST OF
WATERS" Date of examination. April
%. 1889. Analysis Of sample of water No.
BIG expressed in paris per 10000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-01

London. May 31.-The Daily Mail
savs IT has received cable dispatches,
thie afternoon. from correspondents at
pretoria completely confirming Lord
poss,vn's dispatch of yesterday an
nouncing the imminent fall of the cap
ital of the Transvaal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31
To the Insane Asylum.

Osborne, the night Waterman and
leader Of the band at Kamehameha
who was locked up yesterday on ac-
count of insanity, was examined by DR..
Emerson in the afternoon and sent to
the insane asylum as quickly as the
patrol wagon could reach the place.
Osborne was in the band not long
ago but he resigned because he fe!;
that the government could not give
him the pay which should really como
to him on account of his great musica
talent. After leaving the band, he
went to Kamehameha and there secur'
ed the positions of leader Of the ban,
and Waterman. He is now very dan
gerous lunatic, made doubly SO by hi'
physical strength.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31
JUDGE S|[uMAN IS Up

Judge w. S. Edings of the Third
Circuit has appointed NJ. +. Scott as
clerk The appointee is the we'll
known school teacher and merchant
of Kailua
Judge Humphreys is still engaged
today in hearing the equity suit
against John Hapa for cancellation Of
deed on the ground that the grantUr
was non cOmpOs mentis. The woman
about whom the case turns sits All the
time in court, crouChed down in a
chair and motionless excepting for the
signs of breathing.
Judge Silliman appeared on the
bench this morning for the first time
since his appointment by President
| Mckinley. AS he has often sat as q
substitute Justice in the Supreme
Court, and this year held temporary
commission in the Circuit Court he
did not look strange in the position
The case before him was Thomas NJ
Harrison VS.. J. A. Magoon and Others
on argument of defendants demurrer
Robertson 4 Wilder for plaintiff
Kinney, Ballou Il McClanahan ant
Magoon 4 Long for defendants.
Judge Humphreys ruled yesterda!
that all legal documents filed in cour
must be in the English language Thl
is in consonance with the Territorial
Act.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31
Star OF Italy.

The Star Of Italy sails in ballast for
the Sound this afternoon. Through a
combination of circumstances she has
been forced to remain here Icing time,
longer in fact than any of the other
vessels in port Captain Wester is one
of the best thought of masters in Ho-
nolulu today. During her stay in port,
it has been his habit every morning 20
call at the police station and to get out
any of his men, should there happen
to be some in the lookup. This has
always been done without murmur OF
complaint and, as result, the cap
tain's men swear by him and are will
ing to go anywhere with him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31
IMPROVEMENT

The hibiscus hedge being down on
the Beretania street side of Thomas
square, one can see what an improve
ment will be made when it is removed
on all sides, and modern sidewalk
around the square. Looking from The
clear side now the square has more of
public ground aspect than it has ever
worn before. The hedge was never
too thrifty looking. Its foliage and
flowers were furnished with dust, ard
the plants seemingly chronic invallds
from cold roots indiscriminately
drenched with water. Besides side
walks on the margins the park needs
clean gravel walks throughout. At
present they are only streaks Of mlre
in wet weather and winrows of impal-
pable dust in dry times.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31

Col. J. C. Baird, District Attorney of
Hawaii, is almost sure to arrive in the
Australia. He wrote that he was COM
ing in the same boat with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bon, whose friends are advised
they were coming in the Australia,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31
OIaa in Good Condition.

A not very large lot of Olaa delin-
quent stock was sold at auction by j.
+. Morgan at noon. Sold for the 9th
assessment with two more due it
brought so cents to $1.O5 and $1.1O. 1t
is rumored that part of Olaa's bonds
have been already ioated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31

A coroner's inquest has been sum
moned in the case of the death of Ii,
Walking at Kapiolani park. The jury
viewed the body this morning and the
sitting will probably take place To-
morrow as Mr.. Chillingworth the co"o-
ner, is out of the city today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31

He was very able linguist, and one
day a friend said to him: They tell
me, professor that you have mastered
all of the modern tongues" Yes re-
Piled he, "all but two, my wife's and
her mothers"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31

think I'll take a ride myself this
year on new 1900 blue Tribune. 1t
seems to be the popular wheel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31
AuctiOnSale
OF.
JeWelry
On THURSDAY, August 2,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,

At my salesroom, g Queen street, Homo.
lulu, will sell at Public Auction, by order
of the administrators of the estate OF the
late Jas. Doid, the following list Of
jewelry and precious stones: Solid gold
stop watch, solid gold chain, solid gold
Masonic charm, gold eye glasses, solid
Mystic shrine cuff buttons, pair gold shoe
diamond ring, diamond shirt stud, dia'
mond cluster ring. two diamond and ruby
rings, and a handsome diamond horse
shoe pin, diamond cluster brooch.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15
Sas Cob 0etu Nienna's
bertiinbete bas .&atb. Sonntassbla

pertiinbete bas ,&atb. SOnntassblatt"
BON gbicagp in Splgenoem:
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i6ule unD elmer gut seleiteten 9emein>
be iinb bic 3abl Der prieiter unb Reli=
giDien, bic aus Der 9emeinbe berpprges
gdngen finb. Sem @ienna i'm Staate
Soma itebt in bieisr Sinii6t biersu=
ldnbe pobl uniibertrpffen ba. Ius
bieier perbdltniBmdbig tleinen Sc
meiube iinb bisbsr oreiunbSpansig
priefter Encouragement unb Dieie 3ubl
Diro balb pergrDbert, ba flint SDhnc
bieier @emeinoe iebt ben tbeologii6en
Stubien pbliegen, um ii9 auf Den
Priefteritanb poraubereiten. @snn mir
in u~nierer Ndbe 8unbi6au balten. 10
finben mir, baB bic grDBere Mebraabl
Der 9emeinben in bieIer Sinii6t pes
mig ober gar ni6ts geleiItet bat. MD9s
ten bp9 9iejenisen, bic benz einbeimis
16en &lerus itets bds Wort reoen, bas
fir iprgen, bab Der 8oben in Der
Stride Qmerifas 10 bebaut uno ges
pflegt perbe, bab bic 8iidDfe unb Srz
o%enso6eren ni9t g~eSpungen iino, ibre
Qusen auf europa gu perfen, um Don
bort neuen 3upa4s gu er6alten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15
8ciieupc Wgenten:
Sniepb syleiBner. Spbn &oblcr.
Yanl Wuebel.
Su Ghren Der 1r6fcrim Der Srtrabten

nirb bier in Dubuque au9 oteies Sahr
pieber in Der !Sers Seiuz&ir6e in Sus
buque feterli6er SeitsOttesoienit ftatta
finoen unb Spar ptro perlelbe N
einem 2%ebitenamte bethlehem, bel mel
dem Der bp6p. 9uter Wf. S. Sbtltger
POM bteiigen ct. SoiepbzG oaege bier
in Dubuque am Iltare nit ausbelter
pirb. Die Seitprebigt bolt Der bpfp'
Batter 80. Weiri9 BON Der Ct. Wtarten'
@emeinoe uno bas SO6umt Gep. u,
@aqener bon Der Ssra SeiusStrae.
Die 2uremburger 9ereine perlams
mein ii6, tpie a1jdbrli3, I'm halb 10
llbr, Dor benz Seitgpttesoienite IN Der
Marquettez Suae unb mdri6ieren BON
bort in cprppre our Sers Selus&trdbe,
mo audi Der 9ltar Der SrDitertn Der
8etriibten i'm 2i6terglanse eritrablen
piro, gum Inbenten an Die Sttaofeter
III Der alien Seimdtb.
NutIrli6 limb Die 2dnosleute BON
Dubuque Gountn uno Der umgegeno
fppie ~iiberbaupt ale 2uremburger uno
9uremburger : Qmerituner eingelaoen
ii6 BEL Der Seier ein5ufinoen uno Die
lanbsleute in Dubuque peroen lbrer1
ssreunoen uno 8etannten geptB nltt
bic Redte Der 9aitfreunbi6aft perias
aen. 2ursmburser uno 2uremburgers
Qmeritaner auf nu9 Dubuque, our
sseier bes Sttap>S pnntages am 20
Mdt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15
gu Gutenberg, Soma,

batten mir am perfl. Spnntase bic
Srsuoe, elmer @eriammluus bes 9era
Seiu &runten : unterItiibungspereins
unb AUDI am 4benb benz SpieIe Der
&inber, gu @bren bes Namensfeites
oes aqsei4dbten Pfarrers, bes bo9p.
Batter SOiepb 8rintmann beisupobnen
iopie au4 BET biefer 9elesenbeit bas
Stdbthen unb ieine 8eppbner ndber
tennen gu lernen. SIS gebri9t uns
leioer an Haum, uns in G~iu5elbeiten
einaulahen. Der Ginorud bes 9anz
sen auf uns, mar in jeOer Siuii9t elm
iebr portbeilbafter. Sas tatbDlii9s
oeuti6e @ereinspeien 1T i'm fd0nitsn
9ebeiben unb Stride unD 9emeinDe iu=
den hires 9lei9en mas Sesliorse unb
@erpaltuns betrifft. 3umal bic
S4ule Seugt BON elmer berrli6en
Pflege ieitens Yrieiter unb S9peitern
unb ous Spiel beitdrtte bic Ginbriids,
bic mir bon 9Dreniasen batten. Sn
Serrn Mapor Slime bat bic Stabt
eineu iebr fdbisen MaDor, Der iibri=
gems audi ben beutI9en &atboliten
Gbre ma9t. 9uttenbsrs's beuti6e
&atboliten, pfarrer unb MaDpr pors
an, biirften anbsren 8atbpliten gum
Muiter bienen. Sir bic pielsn ernie
ienen Sreunbli4teiten unieren bera=
liGiten Sant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15
Sob bes Serrn Better Setb.

!Serr @rs@lberman Peter Setb,
po6ubaft an Der eagle Ppint @penue
unb Der :Sadipn Strabe, itarb am
Montas Iadmittug I'm 3 ubr na9
LANCER &runtbeit an 2eberperbartung.
Die geerbigung fanb am Spnnersta9
Moraen BON Der Ser5 Seiu STRIDE
aus, ftatt. = DER 9eritprbens mar am
8. Qpril 1888 gu Cincinnati, D., 9eboz
rem unb fam 1850 na6 Dubuque, 10
bah fein Spbestds bas ~50sjGbrige Vim
nioeriarium ieiuer @ntunft in Subu@
que mar. Der @eritorbene, bon Nrps
FELTON, elm S6reinersG ontrattor, mar
snei Sermtne 4lberman getpeien uno
mai Elm prominenter &atbplit, Der 5uz
NAL als tatbolii9er, beuti4er Iereinss
mann 1i9 %berportbat, Sumal IN Den
ct. 9ius Mpbpnius, @lopiius unb
81. 9incen5 BON paula Werelne1l. III
pel6en Serr Setb our6 feline Grfab>
runq unb ieinen ebelen Sinn seraDeSu
M~uiter6aftes l~eiitete. MDge t6m Der
2obn bafiir ni9t Dorentbalten peroen.
Zen @erftorbenen iiberleben feline Sat-
tin unb iieben &inOer, ndmli4: So
bann, Sran5, 9srmunn, @nton, Sras
tia, Srau Srana Berg uno 5rGu So
bann aurt. Den trauernben 9inters
bliebensn unier ber5li4es Seileto.
MDge Der ebele @eritOrbene ruben in
Sriepen!