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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
The Result As Seen Abroad.

In calling attention TO the various
important results of the election, the
New York Tribune notes that the
progress OF the political campaign here
was more closely watched this year
and its outcome anticipated with
greater interest BY foreign motions
than ever before. The reasons are OBJ
vious. The United States has in late
years grown enormously in inter
national Importance. and fhe COM
pleS!on q its government has thus
become matter Of enhanced inter
national concern. That is a legitimate
and creditable reason. Another potent
one is that the success Of Mr. Bryan
would have por,erded orninous re-
versals Of established and traditional
American policies. The placing Of the
United States upon a silver basis
would have been something no otne1
country could have regarded A6Ai y.
The practical abroga:ion Of the treaty
Of Paris and the Abandonment q tAe
Philippine Islands II anarchy or inter-
national grabbing would have been an
incident Of Worldwide concern. The
intrusion Of the United States for par
tisan purposes into the domestic
affairs Of other lands. and its entrance
into thosa alien entacglements which
il mas ever hitherto 81 scrupulous!y
avoided. would have marked new
and d.suuietiug epoch in international
relations. And these things we're dis
tlnctIy foreshadnv-ed il the success Of
Bryanisrl. Nor aid il matter If such
indications Were - some extent
fictitious. Foreign ration:, on The
ground of simple courtesy, were lornd
to take Mr. Bryan il good fa.th.
Therefore the journals Of Europe are
sincere il expressing gratiicaiiun a.
the result
says The Tribune: 1t IS not the
le1st of our causes for rejoicing in the
ancA Of an honest. digniied and
wor1hily American foreign policy is
thus assured. There Will be no :iaul-
ing down q the flag, no sinking OF
duti=s, 10 meddhng in the business Of
other lands. no scuttling from scenes OF
legitimate interest and responsibility,
no vntangling alliances and no gratu!-
tous offences 10 friendly powers 81
"a ac,ion4l dtctatio-. And there will be
70 7-etsnce nor menace Of these things
fo- partisan effect or profit. Republi-
can administrations have established
and enhanced the honorable prestige
0: the United States abroad. That
prestige viii = maintained. and in all
parts Of the world the simple title OF
IN American citizen will Be the guar
ant4e of protection and the passport 10
esteem"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
BATES DECLINES
10 Consider 6owdoin's Foot Ball Proposition
and Advances Still Another Plan.

Brunswick. Me Nov 9.-tSpecian--
Much 20 he astonishment NJ al con
ce-nei and interested Bates has declined
III accept ,he offer of Bowdoiu M ineel
her in foot bail and donate the net pro-
ceeds 20 the hospitals Of Lewiston. Bates
own city.
Manager Roberts Of Bates. Harry Ste
venS or the senior class. and J. III Reed
Of Lewiston. representing the alumni.
came here, today. and had 4 conference
Barrett Potter of Brunswick. representing
Bowdoin alumni The Bates men declined
q absniuielv to consider the pronnSi-ipn
made By Rowdoin ard in Turn advanced
another plan.
Bates offers TO play Bowdoin If she will
agree 70 divide H., net receipts equally
up 10 The sum ~ s1;sl the net receipts of
the Brunswick game last faln. ;his agree
ment ~ hold for period uf four years
or Bates Hil play and divide the gross
receipts between the tw'o Lewiston hos
pitaIs provided the question "f the diT!-
sion Of the gate r-c-ipis hr lett ~ Az inn
partial committee. whose decision Shall
be binding for four years
No answer was made To this IDEA ni
Bates. hut the matter viii be laid before
the B0wd0in Athletic Association. Mon
day this being the earliest practicable
time, owing to the tact mat the eleven
and many Of the students are going 70
Bangor. Saturday, for a game with Unit
versity Of Maine
Judging from the feeling expressed at
ROwdoin. the Bates proposition Will be
turned down. on the ground that Bow
doins position in this matter has always
been right and that she has gone more
than half way in her proposition ta Bates,
Hence, il Bates wants 10 play BOwduln.
Bates must come 10 The line
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
LlGHTslNG's WORK At REsDFlFLD.
Several Buildings Struck and Considerable
Damage from thursdays Storm.

Reaifeid. Me-. Nov Srey-an -
Duing the severe shower Nc Thursday
morning. The chimney Of The shop Of
VI Roberts M this village. was struck
ny lightning ana torn down and the
building injured Very much. A hlaze
started IN his work room.
Mr. Roberts Was away AL th- slime.
but Mr. Record ana others broke in and
promptly overcame the flames. M
Records grist nill was also damaged
- quite ar extent. and the store q F.
I. Brown was shattered and 1T 0n fire
in three places near his kerosene on
tank. but prompt work saved the build
ing.
The extent NJ damage cannot he
learned a. Eet The nill store WAS
damaged by reason of the telephone
wires, and not by the direct stroke If
lightning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
Dc:PierCe'S
GOIdenMediCdI
Discovery.

II feel that owe debt OF gratitude To yor
ior preparing such grand remedies for chrome
diseases especially, 1jCL the doctors failed to
reach. writes 1. L. Sta pics, ESo-. of BARCLAY.
osagc Co hans. Il am railroad agent and
tour years ssc my work Keeping me IN a warm
room ana stcnpinx out frequently ir1;o The .,,id
AR gave me bronchitis which became ChIorlc
aud deep seated Doctors failed to ie.ca INV
case and advised re To Try higher air. but for
innatcly io- rie. friend also advised me t. t-y
l'f- Pcrc, nc1lcipc>- / commenced taxing
sour Golden Medical Discovery. and w M.
Gule had taken the rrst bottle was t~itcT
aud afte- taking about four bottles my cough
wa> entirely gone This was wear ago l4si
winter and again las; winter l took about three
bottles to pTtrcns return OF the truut4.e !s!ase
ioInd no Necessity FOR seeking another ciizaate
Dr.. Pierce Pleasan. Pellets are power
full aids 10 the cleansing OF The cloggei
system. BY all dealers IN medicine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
PISCATAQUiS TeACHeRs.
Annual Meeting Proves Grand Success vi
LARGE Attendance and Much Interest.

G-ccrville. Ne. NV. Special
The annual meeting n the piScataquis
Teachers Association, which mas been
held in This town. Thursday and to-
day. closed. this afternoon. The large
number or teachers left their homes
before the rain came ana consequently
The meetings. have been succ .ssful.
But bcc4GSe II The disagttrabie
n aeatner the occasion has not been as
pleasant a. !; otherwise would have
been
The Thursday evening session. held
in Sh4ws hall. was very interesting
and a large audience assem- bled- Al
I-r music ana prayer ne address ot
welcome vas extended by Principal
Leon Newton. with a response by
Principal W j. Rldeout ~ Dover
IT. sidant af the as yciatl0n. These rr-
marks were given IN a happy vein ana
after more music. Hon " ". SletS1n
addressed the people His subjec: was
one upon which TnuC b haa already beer
said. y-t he brought aut many inter
esting features
Th- subject was the Relation of the
Community ~ the School. In The
course III his remarks Supt Stetson *
h0rt.-d The people 20 take Z deep inter
est in the education OF the children.
Not i.aye everything II the teacher. but
parents should visit the schools and
suggest a. well a. criticise. They
should be Interested in the scho5!
building. the grounds. the school ap-
plianc-s and everything vital 70 the
early training OF Th- children. Follow
ing the address. there was a social
hour. when the visiting TEACHERS wera
made acquainted with the social side
u Gre-nville.
Fridays program included the fol-
lowing features: Teaching exercise
Miss Jane Jones. Milo: What Is Ex-
pec,.d Of a Teacher" Prin. Lyman X
Lee. Foxcroft Academy, VIVA; The
Teacher Expects" Miss al N. Bigney.
superintendent Of schools Greenville
Exped!ents for Keeping the Pupil lip
toGraie" Miss Lucy NJ. Elliott. Dove
Methods of Teaching Physics in Hieh
Sch-oI. Prin. y. NJ Clough. Brown
VILE. Language. Including Literature
and Dictionary Work. Miss +. u.
Reed. Springfield Training School Miss
Mary Averill III F0xc-ofI. in The after
noon. gave an interesting talk IN writ
trn examination and q discussion fol
lowed opened ny Prin- Forest f Gid
den of Sangeryille. The Union of
Towns for Superintendent. " was ais
cusS-Al. a length by the members Of thu
association.
The meeting closed with query roS
conducted BY Surt- Stetson- who dc-
clared IL the close that The meeting
had been very helpful and one of the
bsst he had ever attendd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
Doctors failed to
reach my case and
advised me to try a
higher air."

There is no greater irony than recot1l-
Inendation OF change of climate To those
whose circumstances make change OF
climate impossible. How many SUI
ferer in such case has wistfully watched
the fight OF the south-seeking birds, and
cried with the Psalrnist, . Oh that had
wings" But suppose you can fit the
lungs to the climate instead OF fitting the
climate 10 the lungs. That IS what has
been icund possible by those who have
used DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. II so purifes the blood, remov-
ing the clogged and poisonous conditions
favorable 10 disease, that the whole body
Is strengthened With new strength
comes new power, and disease Is resisted
and thrown off.
There i no alcohol. whisky or other
intoxlcant contained in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
MUST BELIEVE IT
ahen WelI-kaown Augusta People Tell II So
Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
by representative citizen OF Augusta
th4 proofs positive. You must believsit-
Read this testimony Every backachs
sufferer. every man. woman or child
with any kidney trouble viii profit IN
the reading.
Mrs. r. i. Newcomb. u ) Wymsn
street says:-"Mr Newcomb when
quite young man strained his baeS
lifting while on the farm. kidney
trouble ensued as a result ot the straih
and the duh aching in his back was
the source OF much discomfort and
later on there was same derangemehl
Of the secretions OF the kidneys. he
learned about Doan's Kidney Pills ana
l procured a box az c. K Partridges
Old Reliable drug store-oppos4te ih1
postoffice. The result obtained from
the use Of the remedy gave US srea'
faith in it. I used Doan's Kidney PIE
myself and was greatly benefited 4
gives US pleasure to recommend such
valuable preparation whenever opp"-
tunity occurs"
For sale by all dealers. Price ~
cents. Foster -Milburn Co, Buffalo -
Y, sole agents FOR the United stai'
Remember the name-DoAn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

There j. no doubt th4, Dom Paul
llruger although he Is the under cog
in the fight. i fast losing whatever
sympathy and respect the world has
mad ior him. His latest utterancA adds
10 the adverse sentiment. safe upon
European steamer, bearing his
y ealth with him from scenes Of
danger. he expresses the hope that the
Boe.s will continue to fight without 4
pause. Such a wish Is worse yhan con
scienceless. Il drives on 10 suicide the
poor burgers. who have already been
sacrificed in such numbers BY the greed
and stupidity Of this slothfui Nd
iespot Contrast his utterance with
those of General Robert r Le,. when
This brave leader sent his soldiers hack
II their ruined farms after Anpo-
rnattox.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

The most vigorous supporter RI
Bryan and Organism il the journal
istic world during the campaign has
been the New York Journal. II has
shouted in every issue for free silver
and advocated scutuing eIt OF The
Philippines. And Yet in almost the
first number that appeared after
Rl1-an's defeat this publication calmly
confeSs-s its own hypocrisy and folly
in the following editorial paragraph
Beyond . doubt Mr. Bryan would
have been triumphantly elected but
for Two things The first was she IN
trusion Of the silver issue. Free silver
was dead. and 50 unpopular that even
Its corpse was enough to drag any
man down TO defeat. The second was
The policy Of cutting loose entirely
from the Philippines. That vaz not III
accord with the spirit Of the Anne. lean
people
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

When man narries woman his
courting days are popularity supposed
70 cease. but this has not been the ex-
perience of an Auburn couple. To be
gin with, the young people have Kept
company against the wishes Of III"
girls parents. who have always been
very strict with their daughter The
love affair Of the couple in question
progressed with more or less smooth
ness. There were more or less of clan
destine meetings and at last they deter
mined to make a bold strike They
suddenly LETT for New Hampshire
where they were married within an
hour after reaching Portsmouth. Then
they returned and called upon the old
folks. The girls parents gave her an
awful scolding and drove the Young
man from $he house. Later they per
nlitted him to see his wife and since
then at intervals he has done 80. but
the ciri's father takes good care that
the husbands visits are not too pro-
lonrcd when il comes - O'Clock h."
IL trld ~ 70 ana he does. The young
nan l. wondering vha; he can "a
q bou: il ard has been given all sorts of
afNI.e. Eis lawyer Is # the opinion
that he can furcibIy take his wife frnyr
the parental roof. providing thr gin
wants n 90. But the girl is not quite
sure that she does. and 50 the Auburn
young man kee ps on courtin@-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Henc-forth Rhode Island will
struggle along. Ike ne rest q the
states, with only one capital. As re-
suit Of = constitutional amendment,
s1o7-ed Tuesday. Newport is no longer
1 capital 81 the state. ana viii -
simply d beautiful. prosperous city,
the country home Of the New York
4oo. Once Rhode Island h4d I've capi-
tails. ana its reform has been gradual
unit! now all the honors rests in
Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

What q gay old time 0: il tAfy will
have in trying to 7eorga1izE and re-
generate the Democratic party. Il
viii b. spectacle worth watching
Where do YOU suppos- they Will begin,
and viii William ). Bryan ba given
rhe job Of reorganlzer-in-chief7 A.
presen, il would take . Very active
coroner TO find any remains q tce
r. c-c+e- ----- - "a = :-CuesJ
over
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
Rescript.

Jata r.. MeCuroheau V~- Samuel Cur
riEr.
Rescrip- 10y Savage J.
Where al assault was committed Sep
-e-rer J. lN+4 aud al action therefor
81 barred Hi -he s-a-ute q. limitations.
although the plaintiff became insaE.
about one month after the assault ana
has - continued ever since.
The -wo years Limitation of actions TO-
assault ann battery l. not enlarged IN
This case by r. s Ch. 81. sec. $, which
extends rf- ne-lod ": Limitation Il ~.
person entitled Io bring the ac.ior = ia
sane when The cause Of action accTues.
When the statute n limitations has
once begun tn run. j; j. moi interiuptea
hy subsequent disability.
Judgment for defendant.
Received Nov \ 1880
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
Farmers Institute at Saco.

Saco. Ne, Nov. 9-The Farmers Ins:i-
tute under direction Of the State Board OF
Agriculture. held with Saeo Grange. to-
day. was slimly attended owing III a
heavy rain storm. The forenoon session
vas addressed BY Prof. 6. NJ Gowell of
O7ono. who spoke on Surface Drainage. o.
while al the afternoon meeting Henry
Van Dresser III New York gave d lecture
m Feed. Care ana Dtvelopm-.t NJ th-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

II Bryan concludes 10 run again :.
1904 ne will first make Il q point 10 -
cure The violent opposition. personal
opposition Of several men who backed
him in this campaign; for iastaaca
Croker, Senator Wellington. Webst~-
Davis. George Fred Williams and q
few others who were similar nAlstoneS
around his neck
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Sexto Lopez has been down il
Maine. but d he left the next day, we
will forgive him. lie hasn', heard
from his friend. Asuinaldo, and -
doesn't know how tie defeat of Bryan
affects that fleet footed warrior
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
WREcKAGE or STEAMER PORTLAND
Believed 10 Have Seen Drawn Up Of Eastern
Point. Cape Arm.

Boston. Nav g-The fishing schooner
Charles ". Parker reports having drawn
up while fishing VI Eastern point. Cape
Ann, last Wednesday. a hel spring q
copper wire. pell ana fixtures. TIE
wreckage ls believed tn have come from
ne steamer Portland which went down
in The great November storm at lssS-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

William Pollard, residence unknown.
was taken to Bangor. Thursday night,
by Deputy Sheriff Ralph Scribner Of
Springfield. and locked up in Bangor
Jail To await trial at the February term
OF the supreme court On the charge Of
breaking and entering the jewelry store
Of ". 3. Wyman OF Mattawamkeag.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Schooner Rosella. Capt Peter Ben
SON Of Manset, Me. arrived al Els
worth, Thursday, from the Grand
Banks with s7.o50 pounds of cod The
cargo is one Of the largest brought III
this season. and will net Si02779. The
high line share is SSs. while that Of the
cook amounts 10 S1Ul.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

The vote OF New York city gives the
friends Of homes, and decent govern
r1enr there strong hope that with uni
led ranks they can rest the city from
Croker al the municipal election. next
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

The redemption of Nebraska i one
# The happiest ana most sien!hcar;
results Of The election. Il H'as hoped
so- bu; no: really expected Il must
b. his sorrows crown OF sorrow 70.
Bryan u loze his home ward, city.
county and state. all Of which he car
iieG four years ago
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
Maine Central Washout q. Wiscasset.

Wiscasse;, Ne, Nov. 9-There is a
washout on the Maine Central railroad
one mile east Of here. lJo feet or the track
being torn I'D. Passengers We're trans
1e-red around the place. On the WiScas-
set & Quebec branch there is much dam
age from The storm and trains viii be de-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
A $4,000 Fire al Eas.port.

Eastrort. Ne, Nov e-Fire burned The
dwelling house owned and occupied by
Abner Leonard. with ali its contents. 70
day. entailing q loss Of 5000. q portion Of
which is protected by Insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

One thing only i saved 10 the
Democracy out of The wreck. Il still
has the blessed privilege % abusing
Senator Hanna.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

No notice whatever will be taken o.
unsigned communications
The Journal cannot he held resPon-
sible for the preservation or return o.
rejected communications.
Address all comm unications relating
to subscriptions ana advertisements &c
BURLEIGH & FLfNT, Publishers
Augusta. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Did you win anything cn the el-c-
tion? Of course. We trust thai YOU
didn't bet. still If one must bet it is
better to win shan TO lose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

While the Democrats are looking
over the gains" they have made il is
well for them 70 note that not only
does Mckinley get = Or 81 more cleo
tor,al votes than in 1886. but l,is pops
lar majority Is also increased about
10 900
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Kentucky IS the only doubtful state
now on the list. and only the Goehel
law makes that doubtful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

bah j. z rough game will See the
eternal fitness of things in the susses-
ton Of Jhe Boudoin rnanag cement that
the gross receipts az the proposed
Bowdoin Bates game b. given "a the
Lewiston hospitals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

1t is doubtful glory for Boston ihs; il
Il the banner Bryan city Of the land
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

never touched Il again. Even on his
way 70 the front. when a number of
the best citizens of New York gave
nim a farewell dinner at the Astor
House, he refused 10 drink wine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

IEs
Ms time
iscoe
Of backov
relief
MEs JOHNSON, MoncIova.
| begant
be
OF has
troubles IS
April ls
this OF
OF trouble
/ 4
they would cuMR.
Monclova.
When think about Mrs derived from Mr..
Pnkhazn
at
As Of thousands Of
III AIardCin t0 accnT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Of
O thea tre
~,
L
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Dry, dryer, dryest is the tale in ali
the Kennels, cities. May the drouth
ha permanent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Madison claims the talest man in
Maine IN William Hamilton who
stands I'll l0la inches in his stock
ings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

It seems that they have not given VI
trying ;1 identify B!aney az Hall. the
long wanted Maine murderer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

About the spunkiest younsster We
know Of is l2-year-old Albert Heath Of
Hore Who took gun ana chased an
usly tramp of the premises. one
evening recently
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Al. foolish swine 70 squeal and fre-
III. closing hours away.
While appetite and brlst.es yet
Remain.
And while ali day
The iarrue- who presIaeS as Eafe
Leans on ths gate
Far down the lane.
Al. wiser turkey. gobbls On.
Thy gizZayd still is thine,
And a. the dawn
lis sill to- thee
Tn See
The -ed sun shine
Tnou last q wing on either side
And Sill tiny V4t-leS waite vher-
They give thee creates pride.
So why
Become d prey -p care
since after al
~: thou.
Nor
Shall know one day before or WHEN ny
nov
or where
Cr why
The AK may fall
Chicago Tim-s-iI-r4:d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

All aboard t9r Lewiston via Ham
mond's Grove. East Winthrop Bailey
VILE, Monmouth and Sabattus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

The turkey robbles in th. yayd
A. b!;he.y - he can;
He SC-ap5S MS wings upon tne ground
Ana tries ds hard
As possible TO show 10 man.
Ia. lime ne struts around
That happiness j. il his heart;
And that H. doesn't fret
WIKI what w. call a vague unrest,
Or nope around Or let
Forebrd!ng~ creep into lii breast
And SO
h proudly plays his part.
Although
Next week he may hang IL -he mart
May grace some butt ner's stall
Sans gOobi- and sans feathers and il
fact. sans all,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Eastern Maine will see the creates.
football game in. its history. this after
noon. when Bowdoin and L. Of NJ
line VI al Maplewooi park And there
will be an interesting contest at Wa
terville when the Colby and Bates
eleyens face each other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

There are some Pennington boys. l.
70 u years Of age who arr feeling
pretty proud ~ This time Five OF
them We're out in the woods and they
came across q deer. II tried TO escape
but they were too quick for il. and
one ot them stunned il with a club and
another quickly cut its throat WITH his
pocket knife. Then they bore home
their venison. and perhaps they didn't
enjoy telling the story 10 the other
boys in the village,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Those Who harbor the idea that foot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

Owing Of living in p
annoying. and sometimes painful
heart
ready faint feeling that follows
dangerous trouble The for
was
needs Of this period Of her life
still further medicine Pinkham
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10

The Ma!ne-b0rn congressman in
other states are all reelected by big
majorities. Alexander OF New York.
Fletcher and Stevens Of Minnesota.
and Roberts Of Massachusetts are re
turned by their constituents. and there
may be some sons Of Maine among
he new members.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-10
JN6lNTyS GOSSIP.
carpe Diem.

The swine are sque4uus in The pen
! wonder why
o can they read the minds OF men.
And do they know
A fatetul day is nigh
When they must 50?
An, do they -qu-~il
Because they feel
Sex and sor- 2: heart and sad
Or IS !; sGs1-;hing :tey have had
To eat or IS :: greed Of more
Tha, makes Them pierce the air?
An well, Their grie!s Will soon be Ger
And, free from cfr-.
They'll swing from hooks
Or lie IN links.
Cumi1diul Of tie paSS-r's looks
And what h- thinks