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vessel when at Dutch harbor. TO enable
him TO purchase needed supplies, They al
lege that the vessel has been in port more
than FIVE days. but that payment of the
sum advanced has been refused
This Is the fourth libel filed against the
Northern Light within the past week.
The Pacific clipper line was the original
libelant, and in that case two claims In
intervention have been filed. The pres
ent libel IS n distinct and separate suit.
but II Is believed that the four causes viii
be consolidated to facilitate a trial. The
United States marshal is In possession
of the vessel
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VALUATIONS ~ sAonomisn.
After All Reductions the Assessment
IL TIxed az nT.s~f.Stf

Special Diapatrh 10 the gr,-Isieiiisshp"r,
EVERETT. Aug " The eoafa .,
equalization ~ 8nGhprfaH c9Nafy, eitrf
being 81 session three weeks haH CONF
pirtad ita labors and adjourned
No assessments wsrF Raised, an. t..in-
parauyeiy fsw applications fof recne5iDn
were received.
returned ny She assessor Nhat.ess'
which vas decreased s.sf5 ~ me pssfa'
leaving the eQuaiizsd taluai0n lfaffss't
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To In-pec, New water system.

II. II. Thomson. city engineer and T..
y NoungS. suuerintendent ~ the water
department. left yesterday morning for
trip u inspection 20 Cedar river They
will examine all work now IN progress on
the new water system.
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A lireus- n ref hss heeu issnsf 20 farls y Cor.
Son - Port Gamble. and Anna usrl0e ~ ssa
fEnriseo.
John Nielsen IN 81 the Flres doet fstn tke has
list rigAt ani frs-ssi b. nanrraf's pstreirsar
Taslor Nielsons isft arm vas severely bruised
n Hhirisf 4 iatrfrF irqs ar~-stes Las rish,
- oGi1eF AEnaTf on sharrs n trsinr q pass
tNns chffh eN AHffsn tfie ri glieset q ~ gtsfi
ssioon. AZ -w Firgi afenus
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Charles Teaters. a city hospital pattent,
died yesterday morning Of cancer Of the
liver. the result, II e alleged. 81 sNcss-
sivc use nf intoxicating liquor Teaters
WAS g wears ~ age and leaves two sig
tere On THE civ
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RULING ON SCHOOL BOOKS.
state Superintendent tnsrrpre,.
What L. Meant by Fair Condition
Required for Er.hauH~

Special iispatch 10 the Peaf-I nfslligancar
Oily GFlA, Aug SIN reply 20 anenriA
inquiries ~ book dealers ns 30 fbe lu.
tef4F~tafion % certain phrases lu jhw r,li.
lnE made ~ thF superintendent ~ public
lnHfr1fc ton. t. cover the dotaEs ~ The
eKchang" ~ text cooks for the ache0ia
nf 1hia stats. ihs following statement has
been iRsaef from the office ~ TIRE state
superintendent.
In ne letter This oface gape 10 the
ReNtlHh1 Publishing Company On ~ fha
matter % exchange ~ echuoi hsokxt are
thes" words. 'f'atT condition r. infeng5nf
q mean such cane&flun az afN perrsit
ihe use ~ the bppk bg pupllE in srherf
etc Also. All pages should - intact
not defaced - psncii marks NJ oth~ratse
fsdled 80 az 20 make the page illewl-
The alegihHiy is the condition whteh
9iHqualiheg fhe BOOK. and {, ia no, clear
why The letter n not plain ln ia m
tent The Italicized and capitalized Sor,ja
are matters e~phasized - the We9fls.ns
Publishing CompAuy. hut they should NJ,
lead 20 any Misunderstanding in re
meaning ~ the letter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29

Katherine Citizen seeks Divorce
From Va. D.. Glfhen

Katherine I. Citizen rsaterdar Tled in
the superior court complaint m "A divorce
case, WHICH promises fr BE- bitterly cou-
tested She 8itegeE that abe was mar
ried 20 the defendant. Walter Lee Citizen.
IN 1871 and thai tAeEA Ia oaa child 4
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And through her the mex baby. DEMENT'S
hy uKing MALT. NUTRfNE. the gentle ton.
lc and helping f0od-drink Il u prepared
only BIZ The Anheusef- Busch Brewing As
ISOLATION. St. Louis, Z. :. A, aal soid ~
al druggists. -&0x +.
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and wheelmen say that never since its es-
tabiishment has II been in better condi-
ton.
A team belonging to Paysee & Son ran
away Monday from In front of their gro
Gerry store. The wagon and harness were
broken slightly. The horses were caught
after they had run about four blocks.
NJ Donaldson has opened a new store at
the foot of Broadway. about halfway be-
tween Iatona and Brooklyn.
J. j. Smith has sold two lots near the
University store and has purchased an-
other further up Broadway He Will build
a home on his new property at once.
A. A. Allen. who keeps n woodward ct
I.atona, lost a horse valued at sle5 a few
days since.
Mrs. G III. Carr has purchased two lots
on Broadway, near the University station.
She win build residence In short time.
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REPORTS hy rounds q the Carbeft. Nc.
Coy fight VIII be received and read ~ the
Standard Club Thursday night al O'clock
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Fourth Libel L. ruled Against the
BarL Northern Light.
70 I.aisaw and Mary NJ Stoel yes
terdav filed a libel against the bark
Northern Light 70 recover g. 30 alleged
IL have been advanced the master OF tia
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A hall will be given tomorrow night nv
Rainier Tent No Q; Knights ~ the Mac
eabgrs, IN Athletic halt
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THE best running watch IL the .'r-oulm
kloct Special" No. ga Second avenue
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Y. eerrstY a Government contractor
al Fort tlakirr was ln ballard Yesterday
making arrangements Tor lumber
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and wheelmen say that never since its es-
Establishment has 1t been in better condi-
tIar.
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August l.oVewrin. president az the pr-es-
ton MlN COMPANY of Preston. was in nal-
lard yesterday
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r r tlilman - san Fyanrirro. Ana.
tpecter u boilers fpF this datrtct fnf me
Hartford Insurance TuuoranY was tasA tus,
over tho Ballard mllls Yesterday
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ON and AFTER Seufcwher I steamer Pa-
sale VII leave Columbia street dock Cor
Victoria a' 30 p m instead ~ u o'clock
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Mrs, Yerkes wife of Principal Ysrkes
% the U, r Day school has been seriously
80 for number Of days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
Ar MEONIkN HALL.
University Of Maine Gives Pleasing Exhibition
OF Musical Talent.

Tie University If Maine Glec, Man
dplin ana Guitar Clubs aWoke the
echoes ut Mcunian hall, last evening,
with readings, songs and the "tum
tum" Of the banjo. The boys from
Drnnn gave an excellent exhibition Of
their musical ability, which was GER
tafnIy deserving of q crowded house
instead uf the small number that was
present. The audience was just large
enough I'd make the hall look bare ana
rmpty. but those who We're present
felt well paid ana showed their appre-
citation ~ enthusiastic applause
The readings by Mr.. Wood were wei
selected ana rendered with excellent
effect. ana the quartet was very good
The selections given by the Mandolin
ana Guitar Club were also worthy OF
rraisc while the audience was much
nIaased with the solo by Mr.. Coombs
This is the third Glee club that tn,
Maine colleges have sent u our CITY
tbis season. ana we hope that the Y. 81
N bows will MT think that the SINAI
audience. last evening. in any way les
e.ned their prestige, for they certainly
rank a. high AZ the other colleges Il
musical talent.
The entertainment was followed pA
, social dance. which closed At an earl,
hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
GOOD FOR OUR MILLS.
Treasurer PuIsiier Of Barker Mill. Auburn.
on Southern Labor Conditions.

1t has been hold hy many that Northern
cotton cloth manufacturers Will M obliged
To compete with the luW-priCed Labor in
the southern cotton mills, the substance
uf tho argument being that Northern COT
ton manufacturers have hard row 70
hoe.
IL have thought all along" says Treas
urcr Pusftr uf the Barker mill IN Nv
burn. 'that perhaps some ot Us We're Ep-
ing out ut our WAY to tind trouble, and the
events III the past ttw weeks Gu ~ show
that We have been unnecessarily
alarmed"
Mr. Puleifrr has received several letters
from cotton commission merchants IN the
South speaking of the increase in the
number Of industries throughout tnc
South ana the consequent demand tur
labor. much Ut which mas hitherto been
employed in tho cotton producing dnd
manufacturing interests. IL contends
that with the demand for labor n thesG
diversified Industries that the price n
Iahor will advance and That it will mt
enter into competition SIP strongly with
thc labor in Northern mills. one Of tn"
Southern commission mcrthdntS. repre-
Senting a leading house IN Mississippi
writes Treasurer pulSifcr aS follows:
'Wr are uf the opinion that ms antlCl-
Dattd increase in acreage has been eN-
aggcrated. the difficulty lying not with
thu inclination of the planter PIT II thC
impuSsibil!ty vi increasing tht supply ol
labor. Thc cotton fields have l@st conSld-
pr,hIr labor to the saw mills. shoe tlcto-
rics. coal mines ana iron iurhaccs. WHICH
nly much higher WAGES ana nave taken
many able-budirl men from thc cotton
fields. "-Lc wiston Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
Lost Boy Found.

After being absent from hom" fof
several hours. the eight-year-old son
If peter Lombard was found curltd
m in one corner Of the Maine Central
et,tfon. late Wednesday night, the boy
,,rnrarring u stay there than to 60
home ana face the whipping which ne
feared On account Of his absence
During the afternoon the youngsteL
Iart bnme rather suddenly. and could
III he found. The police put III sfV-
nraI hours searching for the boy put
ror long time We're unsuc-
rassful Finally when the railroad
station was lighted up for the y
n.cIock Pullman a gentle snore VA
heard coming from behind the weigh
ing machine. An investigation shoWeo
that it was the boy. The matter VI,
rannrted to the officers who gave IN
vnungster into the charge Of one @
III 70 cent team drivers. he va
aiken 70 his home and finished hi
slrcp in more comfortable quarters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13

An order authorizing the payment OF
the various amounts was passed.
CITY Solicitor Thompson reported on
the bills Of DTs La France and Davies
that they might be divided into two
classes. those referring to professional
services and those regarding the quar-
antining of houses. AS for the ifst,
h. said that if the bills We're not eX-
orbitant the city is liable. Regard
ing the second he said that since the
board Of health in placing the quar-
antinc was acting as the agent OF the
CITY the city is liable if the bllls are
reasonable and that in his OPINION II
Is not too late to collect the amount
of the bills from other towns. if the
neople had a pauper residence in other
places.
Regarding this matter it was finally
oarand 70 send these bins to the proper
committee. Mayor Lane maintaining
his former position. that the amount
Of the bills is excessive.
T-ndnr the heads IF petitions the
following matters came up and We're
rafarred to the proper committees y
natition that the sidewalk on Elm
street b. put in a proper condition
,hot Winthrop street be properly grad
III Ana made of uniform width that
] concrete sidewalk be laid on The
south side of Spruce street: that
| ,,t-ar ~ constructed on Western ave
nue. to state street: that the payment
III the fire department be raised as
follows: Hose | and ., first and sec
AMI engineers. $40 each: captains. So
each. lieutenan,s ard clerks, So: hose
,,nn $50: Hose 8 4 and >, captains
,;artenants and clerks. 20 each; hos
nan s17 each: and that all abatement
~ taxes Of the members Of the de
nartment be abolished.
This petition was Introduced by Al
herman Keene, who spoke to som
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
Good Friday.

Today i Good Friday, the anniversary
Of the Crucifxion Of our Lord. There
will BY services at st. Marks church as
follows: "A. n. mathis and litany: II to
., the service IF the Three Hours. This
consists IA seven addresses on the last
words from the cross, interspersed with
hymns ana litanies. Those who cannot
spend the whole time are asked to enter
or leave during the hymns; 430 P. NJ,
evensOng.
AT 7.ao T. n, there will be Lantern
service al Waverley hail. Winthrop
street. This will consist Of Scripture
readings On the events in the last week
NJ our Lords life, Illustrated with a
stereopticon, ana interspersed with
hymns. The general public i invited to
all these services. Those attending at
night are requested To be in their seats
before the service begins. as the hall has
t1 be Larkened. There will be no admis-
sion fae but 4 collection will be taken
tu Gefrly the expense Of the views.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13

length. showing by figures that tho
pov of the Augusta tiremen i lower
than that 81 any other city Of tn size
i'll the state. was referred to the prop
II committee. ana later an order en-
bodving the features Hi the petition
was passed.
A petition came from thu lower
board that part NJ Chapel street ~
graded ana covered With crushed stone.
An order that the street commission
ers b. provided with a suitable place
for dumping All refuse matter and that
the matter 10 burned once week,
was passed. This introduced the mat
ter If Councilman Farrington's order
that no refuse b. dumped within 1908
feet of any dwelling. 1t was held that
While tho streets are being cleaned X
would not bc possible to carry out the
provisions If that order. which was
rrscinded ana tabl, q. although there i
HI question that il Will be re-passed
when the street department is through
cleaning the streets.
All order that notices VI that part oi
the ordinances referring To dumping offal
i'll the streets be published in the papers
was passed in concurrence with the lower
board.
A petition from Alderman Cross that 4
sidewalk DC built On the north side oi
jefferson street was referred to the com
mittce on highways.
An order that the mayor ana committee
oil streets ana sewers widen Grove and
Chapel streets at their junction, wa
passed. it being explained that the work
AMY
other time
All order authorizing the mayor ans
city eity treasurer to make a temporary
loan III $4,000 in anticipation Of the com
i'll etaxes was given passage
An order that the contract made With
L. q. Haskell for hauling Hose be re-
ncwed was passed.
An order that the street sprinkler pur-
chased in 1899 be transferred ana used IL
sprinkling Cony and such parts &c VIII
low ana Bridge streets as the mayor may
direct. was given passage.
An order introduced by Councilman
harrington. that the mayor and commit
tee on highways inquire into the eXpedi
ency Of securing 4 separation Of tn
grade Of the highway ana railroads a
Hines hill ana after public hearing, no
tees having been given to all parties in
tcrestcd make j report to the cOunci
with such recommendation as they deem
wise. was i surprise to the members |
| vas learned that the idea is to make som
| Step for doing away with the grade cross
! ing at Rines hin by the railroads usins
some other route. if possible. The orde
I was given a passage
/ 4 III -. hat hi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
SUPERIOR COURT.
kennebec County. April Term. 1900. Hon. O.
G. Hall. Presiding.

| w. S. CHoATE. Clerk
| G. W. HEsELToN. County Attorney.
| "A. l.. MCFADDEN. Sheriff
| f. A. SMALL. Stenographer.
Augusta, April r.
State vs. Smith. The State in this case
| concluded its testimony ana the defence
| was opened by Mr.. Ambrose. The de-
fendant admits that he put the dead
horse on the ice. rs alleged in the indict-
| ment but claims that it was not A will
| full, criminal act, under the circumstance
| Of the case. lie says that he secured pcr-
| mission to put the horse on a wood Int
! near the pond and had hauled the horse
across the pond ana within a few feet nf
the shore, when his team became stalled
| in the snow which was then falling
heavily, ana ii being impossible to III
farther, ana also out Of the question 10
| retrace his steps with the carcass on aC-
count Of the exhausted condition Of his
team. he was compelled to leave the dead
animal there, Intending To return at 4
time in the near future and properly COM
plcte the work, that nc returned q few
days later, but the conditions were then
such THAT he could do nothing; that on
! the Eth Of March. he again returned.
with help. prepared to cut up the carcass
Ii had lecn already taken away. lie Also
complained that the prosecution had been
inspired ~ one Smiley, Il member Of the
board " health. who has 4 grudge
against him and ls 4 witness for the gov
ernmcnt.
The government rcjcins that there were
properly left temporarily other than on
VAS lcc. ana that even ii ne was prevent
81 by N" storm from completing his jon.
lhtn there were opportunities between
that time ana thu 18TH when The animal
could have been removed.
The case was concluded AT 3.lo, win 4
verdict uf guilty "A line ~ 81 ana costs
N prosecution was imposed. ana in &C
lault IA payment 81 days ia Jail.
state N@. Samuel III. Arthur. County
attorney tor state. +. ". Whitchouse for
dcitntAHt. This I~ Il charge Of larceny OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
CITY GOVERNMENT.
City solicitor Gives Opinion on the
Quarantine Bills
STEM Taken 10 Remove Rines' Hill Grade
firemen's Salaries Increased.

Alderman Sewall called the city gov
eminent to order, last evening, and
presided during the absence Of the
mayor, who arrived later.
Alderman Nichols reported for the
committee on poor that an inventory
Of the property Of the city farm had
been taken ana the property turned
over to the new overseer Of the poor.
Alderman Purinton for the commit
tee On finance presented the following
report regarding the expenditures for
the past month:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
Spain's Greatest Needs.

Mr. r. p. Olivia Of Barcelona. Spain,
spends his winters at Aiken, s. g. Weak
nerves had caused severe pains in the
back Of his head. On using Electric Bit
Remedy, all pain soon left him. He says
this grand medlcine l. what his country
needs. All America knows that it cures
liver and kidney trouble. purities the
blood. tones up the stomach. strengthens
the nerves, puts vim vigOr and new life
into every muscle, nerve and organ OF
the body. If weak, tired or ailing yeu
need it, Every bottle guaranteed, only
81 cents. SOLD BY Bowditch 4 Webster.
Augusta: c. II. Beane. Gardiner; $. 5.
LightbOdy. druggist. apr9l1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
Report of City Auditor.

Augusta. Me. April r. 1900.
TO the Honorable Mayor ana City Coun-
Gil OF Augusta:
| have the honor TO submit herewith q
statement of the expense account for the
month tol March, 1900. together with Il
statement Of other several accounts for
the same month.
TO the expense column Of the ex-
pense accounts should be added the
amounts corresponding on roll of ac-
counts No. !, a summary Of which is
herewith submitted.
Respectfully submitted
ELMER E. PARKMAN
City Auditor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
What Shall We Have foy Dessert

This question arises in the family ev-
~, day. Let us answer it today. Try
III Iii % 4 delicious and healthful dessert.
prepared in two minutes; No boiling! no
baking! simply add boiling water and
st coal and 5WberrS Get or paek
ace at your grocers today. 10 cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13

a. u. Weeks Of this city, has pur-
chased the good will of the printing
office Of Albert w. Case, situated at
"a Water street, and will take
charge. Monday. April 49, Mr.. Weeks
learned the printing business at the
Kenn4bec Journal office, about 30 years
ago. under Sprague. owen & Nash
and for many years has had charge
of the book and job room Of the Maine
Farmer. The many friends of Mr.
Weeks wish him all success in his new
venture, a the same time regrettina
the departure of Mr.. Case. who will
enter into business in Brookline, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
Proposals for Trestle Work Etc.
Supplies.
Treasurer Office,
Eastern Branch. y. IL. y. V. s.,
ToouS, Maine. April IL. 1900.

Sealed proposals will be received a this
office until eleven a. NJ. 1900, for furnish
ing ana delivery Of Trestle Work. etc.
supplies at the Eastern Branch. National
Home ID v s. quantities to be increased
ii nnr cent. during the execution Of the
contract if required.
Standards can be examined and printed
instructions ana specifications and blank
proposals will be supplied on application
to this office. The right is reserved to re
jcct any or all proposals or to waive any
informalities therein.
Envelopes containing proposals for sup
plies as above should be addressed to the
undersigned.
Approved: 5. II. ALLEN, Governor.
aprl3d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13

II the supreme court at Bath.
Wednesday. Albert Stone ana Paul
Dostie q Richmond, We're given three
ana six months ii Auburn Jail for
stealing about $50 from their landlord.
They We're arrested i'll Salem ana have
since been in Augusta jail awaiting
trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-13
A Card.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 80 cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar If it
fails 70 cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 4J-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
8owdtch & Webster, kinsman & co.
Il. X. Cuurtemanche, &. X. Partridge
Arthur Tet!ault, Temple Pharmacy,
John COughin, Augusta
A. b. Hutchinson, Hallowell
Robinson * Co. Chas. Ward q Co.
c. H. Beane. Gardiner.