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The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24
SENATOR INGALLS, DEAD
Noted Orator and Writer Dies at East

Noted Orator and Writer Dies at East
Las Vegas, N. NJ.
A dispatch from East Las Vegas
states that ex-United States Senator
John James Ingalls, died there Thurs
day, August 1G. The direct cause OF
death was bronchitis. Mr.. Ingalls,
was born in Middleton, Mass, Decem-
Der 20, 1888. lie served in the United
States senate from 1873 to 1891. He
leaves widow and six children The
funeral will be held in Atchison, Kas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-08-24

Tarantulas are raised In Australia
for their webs. which are used in max.
ing threads for war balloons
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CLUVERlUS-SAMPSON.
The Wedding Of Admiral SIMPSONS Daughter
Brilliant Social Affair.

Boston. April "a society event far
ovcrreaching in its hrilliancy any s"cia
function of recent years in local naval
circles was the wedding. this evening. Of
Miss Hannah Walker Sampson, youngest
daughter 81 Rear Admiral w. Il. Samp-
son. commlndaut Of the Boston navy
yard. ana Ensign Watt Tyler Cluvcrius,
L. s. n. which was SulcmniZcd at tn"
commandments residence AT TN" navy
yard. Some 20 Invitations Had been Scut
out for the wedding and the cpmpanJ
that gathered To witness the ceremony
included Il host Of friends ana relatives
Of the two families, prominent army aunt
navy people ana others equally we'll
known in the social ana business life of
Boston. The service WAS performed hE
Rev Frank j. Goodwin. the family pass
tor. from GIcn Ridge. y. J. Tho Marine
trihutrd other numbers during III" re-
CcivinE hour
The bride entered the room escorted ~
her father. the admiral and preceded bE
her little niece, Marjorie Smith. The att
miral like All the other officers present.
wore fun dress uniform. The trio was
met beneath an arch of palmetto leaves
hv the groom. his best man. Lieut.. }. J.
Tompkins Of the Il. ;. :. Wabash. ami
the clergyman. The ceremony was Slnn!e
and all present Joined in the LORD s.
PRAYER. AftcrWIrd the young couple re
Ceived IN Intended.
Informal dancing was INDUCED IN after
some of the guests had departed. th'
Young couple. after wedding tour. VIII
reside at Annapolis, where the groom htS
recently been ordered FOR duty at TIM
Naval Academy as Instructor oil Gunhery
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lSTHMIAN CANAL REPORT.
Committee Decline to Commit Themselves
Report Not Ready Tor Present Session.

Washington. April J.-Admral John
nan commission, called at the state de-
partmcnt, today, to report to Secretary
Hay the return to this country from
the isthmus Of that part of the com
mission which was under his immcdi-
ate conduct.
The conclusion has been reached that
the full report Of the commission can
not be ready for submission during
the present session of Congress and the
members are l0ath to put in a prelim-
mary report. Such reports are unsat-
isfactory in the view of the commits
sion.
The commissioners enter an emphat-
ic denial of the statement that their
exploring parties We're hampered and
in cases. compelled to abandon their
work through the hostility of the semi
savage tribes found in some parts of
Central America
Although the commissioners decline
to formally commit themselves as to
the merits of the river canal projects
or to the probable cost of their eXecu-
ton. it is gathered, so far as the
Nicaragua project is concerned, at
least. that the results reached by the
present commission will accord very
closely with the estimates Of probable
cost submitted by the preceding COM
mission.
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TIE NAVAL BILL.
Clrries S61.2l9.9i6. Largest Ever Reported
-Kittery Yard Well Remembered.

w,sbinctor Anil The naval ap3ro-
nriatinn hill VIII. today. reported ID tho
II5 Irl;,"'' III Acting Chairman Fun II the
naval committee. TIE amount carried by
10 hiII il >,;1 pIq al tho largest ever re
nnrtad 10 thu House from Tho naval com
mittcn Aside from this the report which
nrcomnaniod Tho bin is remarkable for
IT, arr.vaI IF facts regarding sea power
M mil ovrr foreign naval programs
An HI cnmr.lrItivr strength uf tine
na,.ias nf ~ nra1t maritime powers. ac-
i ,i'rr h., CnInrcJ charts showing tho
t!,iiIi,r, IL tbr ,-,rious .rr,;t n,tyipS
rbo rgnnrt rc.nmmcnis that tho rrcsi-
IN, ~ ai,t bnriyad IL nave LIIilt by con
49,. t,,-,N I'M bnttIrshine If Il 5Et
td.' - cn. ~ a. ssi u0n orch. thrc.
,,,1,rT ,.r,,ilnrs IN "A uoo tons III A cn-t
- ~ i'' e. YIN non .arh ami three protected
,r,,;s'~s nf 5000 tons at 4 cost Of g $1,000
- - i
-, l. -,,,,,. ,,Ia.. MA rurort t.lIs nf
~ f,,til i rTnrtt II secure armor AT &itJ
Ia s,nn ,J e,,.s. ..1bc batflrShiu$
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EzlllZlA711i;']||:3:!
seth CONGRESS
Continued from page ~

to prohibit the sale of liquor in the is
lands.
Berry, Ky, opposed the amendment
on the ground that it was the univer-
sal experience that the more stringent
the liquor laws the worse the liquor
and the more ii was drunk.
The amendment was adopted, 66
to go.
Ncwllnds. New, offered an amend
ment which was adopted. to limit the
holdings Of real estate by single cor
poration to 1000 acres, the proviso not.
however, to interfere with existing
holdings
White y. G., the colored member. Of
fcrcd an amendment which was lost.
to strike from the qualifications Of
voters for representatives the provis-
ion requiring the payment of poll tax.
Williams. Miss. offered an amend
mcnt requiring the payment of the poll
tax nine months prior to the election.
He said it was the universal experience
of states having a poll tax law that
where it could be paid just before the
election it becomes the means Of cor
rupting voters. The amendment pro-
voked a heated discussion. in which
Grosvcnor. Ohio, Underwood. Ala;
Linncy n. c., and White. n. c., par
ticipated. 1t was lost. 80 to 50.
Hy this time the hour for voting,
o'clock, was close at hand. Almost .
pages of the bill remained to be read
and there was a scramble to get
amendments in by unanimous consent,
but objections resulted in a tangle,
which was cleared by Richardson.
Tenn. who secured unanimous con
sent that the House finish the consid-
Grafton Of the bill under the 5-minutc
rule.
Pugh, Ky. moved to strike out the
provision requiring that voters should
be able to speak. read and write the
English or Hawaiian language. 1t was
lost.
Underwood. Ala. tainted the Re
publicans with their Inconsistency in
recognizing the necessity for white
man rule in Hawaii in the pending bill.
while denouncing at every opportunity
the election laws of some of the South
ern states which was designed to pre-
vent the participation in elections of
the ignorant and worthless.
on motion Of Shafroth. Col. the
Senate proposition loading the appoint
ment of judges ard other officers in
the President instead of the governor
was substituted for the House proVis-
ion.
Without finishing the bill the House
adjourned.
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Pixies !e9ihache Drops Cure in One Minute.

the Han Of Representatives. 70 agree
upon 4 course of action regarding thc
Puerto Rican tariff bill Not one Of the
seven RcpubncanS who opposed the orlSI-
nal bill. tMcCall Mass. Littlciield. Me,
Lorimcr, Ill, IIcitwolc. Mimi. Crum-
packer, ina, Lane, Iowa, ana Warner;
by them they decided not to rcccdc from
their former positions ana consequently
they considered il useless 70 attend the
conference, tonight.
Mir. Cannon of Illinois. chairman of the
Republican caucus presided Mr. Payne
" New York, the tluur leader Of the ma
jority. made short preliminary state
m"nt rs t. the necessity for harmonious
action. lie said that tho RtpubllcdnS ~
the ways ana means committee were
agreed chat the Senate amendments To
the tariff provision Of the bill should b"
cOncurrCd IN. lie pointed out th.ti ihr
amendments supported ~" position n
tu; House Tor tariff ana that concur
renee involved no ahand"nmeHt Of n"
course to which the Republicans Of the
House had committed themselves. III
further stated that the provisions cN-
cmpting hrcadStulfs from the t1riu would
help I" aliay some "f the popular and un-
reasonable Cllmur against the bill. aud
commended the scent duty ON coffee d~
being in nnc with he protective policy
lie moved that tie caucus declare m
favor Of concurrence in IN" amendment
1" tine tariff provisions. with regard Y"
the civil government scheme embodied d
The S'ultc amendment. b" thought A. but
proper that the members ~ ihe inSnlu
committee who had evolved hlll should
be heard
After some minor discussion about The
spelling of me name Puerto Rico. Mr-
cooper NJ Wisconsin. chairman NJ ihr I'M
Sular affairs committee. commenced am
earnest speech against The acceptance" "t
certain features ~ The Senate bill. lii@
Seuatc's provision regarding tho upper
House or council of tn, Puerto lIcaU
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A new CHAMPION
Now Heads the List Of Cracks
Trap Wing Shots.
H. D. Bates Of St. Thomas, Ont.
Wins that Honor.
lust S5555 in tho Sweepstakes. Divided Into
50 Moneys.

New York, April 5.-H. d. Bates, a
young Canadian field shooter of st.
Thomas Ont, man who was COM
paratively unknown in the trap shoot
ing world until today, has won the
grand American handicap, the most
important event of the year for wing
shoots He has shot only twice pre-
viously in pigeon shooting tournaments
and has never before competed in the
event that he won in such magnificent
fashion, today.
There was $500 in the sweepstakes
divided into "a moneys, $25l3.I5 II
which was to be divided among the
eight men who had straight scores ut
the end of the p birds. Phil DAILY, Jr-,
who captured third place in the mss
and out, declined to divide and re-
ceived the $500 guaranteed to the third
high gun by the Interstate Assocla-
ton. The remainder, $2l13.15, was d.
vided among the other seven, each man
receiving 1901 95. $22S0.25 was divided
between the &c men who retired with
"a kills. each receiving $500. The re
mainder of the purse, SSH. was divld-
ed among the 81 men whose scores
were % kills, each receiving $21.9O.
Shooting began shortly before 10
o'clock. this morning, with the com
pletion of the 10th round, which sew
eral of the competitors failed to finish,
yesterday At the close there were %
straight scores out of the Gil starters.
On the very first time around, seven
of the straights missed a bird and
pulled down the number from % to Is.
10Th hrpnyc blowing hllt
it had scarcely any influence in as
sisting the birds. many of which rose
from the traps with the speed of swal
lows. Many of the birds were strong
enough to carry lead outside the boun-
Diary fence sufficient to stop any ordi-
nary bird and one by one their crack
Attacks dropped out of the first divi-
sion.
The last round was completed, at
o'clock in the afternoon. at which time
there were but eight straights. After
half an hours intermission, Referee
Wallack recalled the men to shoot off
the ties for the $3.50 trophy. These
men were: j. l.. Smith. HackettstoWn,
N j.; II. y. Bates, st. Thomas, ont;
F. S Alyng, (Arno) Syracuse, \. y;
j. r. Malone. Baltimore; Col. "A. q.
Courtney, Syracuse, n. Y; DR.. Casey,
r. A. Marshall, ILL.,, and Phil Daily, Jr.,
Long Branch.
"Arno" was the first to fall by the
wayside. failing TO stop his second
bird and Smith and Marshall followed
his example on the next round. Court
ney and Casey failed to kill their
fourth selection. leaving Malone DAILY
and Bates alone in the race. DAILY
failed to stop his seventh and retired
Bates and Malone continued to kill
their birds nicely until the 39th round,
when Malone missed. Bates killed his
bird easily with the first barrel, and
used the second for safety. He was
lifted on the shoulders of his friends
and borne around the grounds in
triumph
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Congressional Notes.

1t Is now said that the negotiations
between the United States and Den
mark for the Danish West Indies can
not be concluded before the close ol
the present session Of the Rigsdag
which will adjourn i'll few days.
Representatives Littlefcld says that
no probably will not b. able to attend
the Maine End District convention
EcXt Tuesday. lie had hoped to do 50
but the Puerto Itican bill may come
up on that day or Wednesday, and he
wants to be in Washington then.
The President. Thursday, sent the
following nominations to the Senate:
For promotion in the army: Regulars,
corps Of engineers. 10 be major. capt
John Mills; to be captain, lst Licut"n-
ant. Herbert Dcakync; ~ pc 1st lieu
tenant, 2nd Lieut. Clark S. Smith.
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IN THE SENATE.

Washington, April 5.-DurinG today's
comparatively brief open session of thc
Senate. GalliuSrr y. H., presented an
against the seating Of Hon.
NJ. :. Quay H. snatur from Prnnsyl-
vanir. lie Devoted himself almost en-
tircly to TIN constitutional phases Of
the question. Most of tho day was
sp.nt in executive session.
pn motion Of Senator Davis the Sen
ate. today. considered In, Hay-rauncc-
fit, treaty fHr the modification Of tn"
Clayton-HulWcr treaty. behind closed
doors. About three hours was sent III
discussing the amendments to the
treaty made by the Svuat" committee
IN foreign relations, providing that
None Of TIE conditions ana stipula-
lions in Sections !, >. >, 1 and Of Arti-
de shlll apply t. measures which thh
United States may iird it necessary t.
TAX" for $ curing by its own forces tn
defence of the United States and the
maintenance Nc public order"
Senator Davis opened the debate
with general statement in support If
tha treaty. but directed his remarks
especially towards the explanation of
the committee amendment lie stated
that iii All other essential respects the
pending treaty was similar to the
treaty of CanstantinOplc entered in
correction with the SuJz canal For
some reason. however. the provision
permitting the United States to defend
its property was omitted. This Omis-
sion was a palpable error.
Senator Morgan. the only member of
,;4 inn Ia
dil not concur in the amendment,
made the principal speech in opposi-
ton to il. lie consumed the greater
part IL the executive session, Nj.
Davis speech being comparatively
brief.
Senator Lodge made a brief plea f1T
the amendment. saying that however
great the pres NJ confidence was in the
power Of neutrality and mutual I'M
dcrst2nding among nations. we should
take into consideration the possibility
Of future ENHANCEMENT ana lost no or
portunty 10 make provision for safe
guarding our interests in an eXigencies
| that might arise.
Senator Morgan's speech was plea
| for neutrality as the best guarantee OF
! the safety and usefulness Of the canal
/ He said it was to be highway fol
, the commerce of the nation and thai
+ the proposed amendment not only
( would fail to provide for its protection
/ but might be the means of causing
! complications which never could arise
| if the amendment was not inserted
The conditions. he conteuded. were en-
tirely dissimlar from those connected
with the Suez canal, Turkey posses
sing territory in the immediate vicin.
ity Of that canal and the United State!
have no such possessions within thou
sands of miles of the proposed Ncara.
guam canal. He therefore thought thu
restriction superfluous and indicated
disposition to grant to Great Britain
powers over us which that country die
not attempt to assert.
He also contended against the neces
sity for the precautionary measure
arguing that in case Of war we would
take possession Of the canal withou
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Peter Graham. the 1G-year-old hoy vino
was charged with murder in the first de-
gree, in causing the death of Louis
Stahiman. a Hebrew pcdd!cr, was found
court Jury at Bridgeport. Conn. late
Thursday afternoon, ana he Will receive
his, sentence Tuesday. The jury was less
than three hours in reaching a verdict.
The British steamer PoWhattan,
which arrived at New York, Thursday.
from Mediterranean ports, reports
that. March 20. Chief Engineer W. II.
Pill was killed by slide of coal in one
of the ships bunkers. \ fireman. who
was trimming the coal, was seriously
injured.
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KANSAS CITY hUSFlES.
Raises a Fund OF s22l.5O1 and Will Pc.
build Convention Hall.

Kansas City, Mo, April 5.--At mass
meeting " business men held. tonight.
which was attended by tie executive
committee on arrangements for the
Democratic national convention ana
the directors Of the convention han 4
resolution was adopted declaring that
il is the sense of this meeting that 4
new convention han be built ANA COM
pictod for the use If the Democratic
convention On July 4. At tho meeting
$"S,5ol was raised by popular sub
scription. The board Of directors now
has IN available fund fnr rebuilding
lhe ham Which agGr-GAl.s So 1un-
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De Wef'S POLITICS.
CONTINUED from page ID

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Chic ,go Markets.

chicago, ApTll III
IN mildcr form thu session. today.
, Xhlhitiuu of strength on Change. y re
dictionary tendency. however. was cvi-
DENT especially in wheat. Cables
were Inexpensive ana the crop prospects
generally were excellent. tOrn sold high
ar than yesterday. but closed asmix under
yesterdays final figures. May wheat
closed ana oats i4T%s lower. The close
in provisions was partly weak and partly
firm. pork IT, down, lard unchanged and
rih- 5u1i- IN.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-April GG2 May, g; July, eS's;
GoRN-April. lo4: MAY. io7s0n; July.
ii .lfil3s: September. 42isWi2i4.
OATS May, 25lsa25iI; july, 25ls; Sep
PnRK-May. s12.a7iA: July. Sl2.S2M.
LARD-May. $50; July, $3.50; .Septem-
Rt'IEs-May, sc97l4; July. sG.S214; Sep
tcmber. $G.S2l4.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
WHEAT1No. spring, e6usela; No, .
Go;RN-No. .. 4OI4nio7s; No. yell
''' GS\TfSG'No. .. 25am26; No. white. 2S,L;
No. 3 white 2Sn2Sl2.
RNE-No. 2, IS.
EARLEY-No. ,. 41G42
FLANSEED-No. l and Northwestern,
TiMOTHY SEED-Prime. $2.35a2.4O.
Pi0Ri<-Mess. >I2S5@13.Oo: short ribs
sides So 9oFf7 Is: dry sailed shoulders, 6A
q6a,: short clear sides. $L20Ml55.
sUGAR-Cut loaf, $500; graduated
20 J. ,-.,,, - -ol.- 20
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Many Lives Saved.

In almost every neighborhood there
is some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. or who has been
cured Of chronic diarrhoea by the use
of that medicine. Such persons make
a point Of telling Of it whenever oppor-
tunity offers. hoping that it may be
the means of saving other lives. For
sale by Ino. Coughlin. III Water St,
Druggist.
NJ, W, F, If
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New York Money Market.
New York, Al

Money on call. 314 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, iAm5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at $iS63sfi tSjla
for demand ana at Si.>3iaft4s3i, for 81
days; posted rates. $iN ana SlS1is; com
mercial bills, A.S2dfS2l3.
Bar silver, 59as.
Silver certificates. f0LGGlA.
Mexican dollars, 4124.
Government bonds, weak.
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Medical Book Free.

"Know Thyself," a book for men only, will
be sent Free (sealed and postpaid), to any
male reader of this paper, enclosing &c. for
postage. Address the Peabody Medical In
stitute, No 4. Buiinch ST., Boston, Mass,
the Oldest and best institution of its kind in
America. Write to-day for free book.
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pension changes in Maine are an
nounced:
Original, special, March 90, Edwin G.
Milliken. Portland, So. Increase, James
N. Nickerson, Saco. Sc to So; George l..
Hosmer, Pennington, $l7 to $2f;
Thomas Violettc, Van Buren,, so to $12
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THE QUEEN
Continued from page -

sumcd his name. he ncvcr nad "A rcvpl-
yer in his hand ara had no money to buy
one"
His father said:
ut Is impossible. gave him tw,
francs, Sunday, for "a weeks work be
cause he had worked welt If he has
done this hc deserves OH br EuilIutiurd
| wish "a src AN INV children dcld il they
are t. do such tiiu--.'
1t is hcli"y,I that This event will has
pold, Nhu Ky upW ut Wi,.bad.n
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SKOWHEGAN.

Teams arc daily coming out " the lum-
bcring camps. Thursday, several teams
belonging to Lawrence. Ncwhall 4 Co. nf
Shawmut. passed through town NJ route
from he Dead River regions. There
were Is men in the crew. with Il horses.
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EIOXER-S1.5OM7.GO.
New York Cotton Market.

Now York. April ..
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
April a26; May. 9.2i: June; 9.25; July, 9 ~
August. 913: September. SD Octoper, So
November. 79i: December. 1.9i; January
197: February. 1.N. III ,,..ar.
Spot cotton closed steady. jig hi sgl1er
miadl!ng Uplands, 9ai; do. Gulf 10 s''e7'
III haleS.
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Two years ago Louis Patnaud resigned
his position as assistant postmaster of
Everett, Wash. to try his fortune in tn.
klondike. Three of his friends made up
$500 as a 'grubstake" for him. No word
came from the recipient until he returned
to Everett a week ago. when he divided
sll, coo among the three friends who had
hplppt him
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington, April 5.-Thc following
fourth class postmasters We're appoint
ed, today: Maine, Fleming, Ida NJ
Fleming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-06

Accidents come with distressing IRE
mains Or Thomas Eclectric Oh re
ewes the pain instantly. Never sais
without 1t.
mon,wed, fri8wky.t $3.50
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PUERTO RlckN TARIFF.
House Republicans in Caucus Decide to Ayr e
to Senate Amendmekts.

Washington. April 5.-There was a fair
ly large attendance at the conference Of
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HaIe's
Honey Of
Horehound
and ar

and it causes no indigestion. 25f,
5ot, $500 per bottle; the largest size
cheapest. AT all druggists. BE sure
to get Hale's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-06

Steamer Emita ard the tug boat
Warren cnlIid,d I'D Portland hlrbnr.
", drcslay. Tho daWlgt sustained ny
the Warren was a broken stem while
thr E,nitl WAS NIT injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-06
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, April 5.-The following
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-06

Don't Replace a Bad Cold With
a Bad Digestion.
Colds are cured quickly and certain
ly by