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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
Seth CONGRESS-.
Continued from page ~

1 will survive a race of frccmen, and
would keep Cuba until stability, order
good government and the protection of
life and property are assured.
Il am going to echo the President $
query, Who will haul down the fag?'
Who planted it there? What cabinet
council, what warrior, what statesman.
what senator or representative. what
body of men formed any plan of con-
quest? Nor kcenest sighted statesman,
nor most daring warrior had dreamed of
the possibility of great gain, growth or
greatness to come to us as a nation from
that war Of which the blowing up of the
Maine was the first declaration. God and
the Valor of American arms gave us that
territory, not because we are Il nation al
together free, altogether pure. altogether
blamcleSs, but because working through
US as an instrumentality lie has given 1t
To the boldest, the frcest the most pro-
Srcssive, the most enlightened and the
most Christian Of all the nations Of the
present age" tApplauscD.
Sibley lelieved that the United states
was destined 70 carry the arts or peace
and the story Of the Cross to the rcmot
est corners of the globe. If the people he
said listened to the uttcranceS OF such
men as the senior senator from MaSSa-
thropist as he was. they would be as un-
wisely guided as they would had they lis
tened to Pickering. Josiah Quincy and
Charles Sumner from 1903 to 1850 He
appealed to the Democratic side to come
back to the teachings of the Democratic
fathers Expansion was Democratic
doctrine. he asserted. it had been fathered
and advocated by Jefferson, jackson,
pose it, Buchanan said. and he was the
last Democratic President we have had. -
uaughter).
.'If this administration shall surrender
the PhiliDpineS the historian of the flu
ture who extols jefferson. Madison, Tyler
and Polk, will write down Mckinleys
action as the most pusillanmous in the
record. But this administration will not
surrender"
Sibley further said: I'VE have mission
to fulfill, a destiny to accomplish. an eN-
ample to be afforded to the nations how
they may justly rule themselves, not in
When Sibley concluded he received an
ovation such as has not been accorded
any speaker in the House this session.
The debate then returned to the question
Of lynchings in the South
klutz, ~ q. and GriGGs. Ga, defended
the South. The latter described some Of
the atrocities which led 10 lynchings.
While he uld not justify law breaking, ne
declared that those who unqudlihedlE
condemned the lynchings had water, not
blood. in their veins. tApplausel.
Gaines Tenn. raised the question as to
the application of the constitution, to the
new possession. holding that ii did apply
and citing decisions Of the court relative
to Alaska. in support of his position.
Weeks. Mich. submitted the report Of the
contested election case q Young vs. wise
in favor Of Wise.
Hit. ILL.,. reported the diplomatic ana
bin to present the first gun fired in the
Spanish war Il the city of Nashville.
Tenn. was passed
At so p. NJ, the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
THE FIRE RECORD.
An Unusually Long List of
Serious BIazes, Thursday.
Two New York Artists Great Loss
100000 Blaze at Dayton, G,
Fatalities at Lowell. Chicago, Philadelphia,
and MIncie. Ind.

New York, Feb. 1.-The life work OF
Thomas K. Congdon and a. II. Romes,
two artists of note, was, today, de-
Stroyeu by fire in the studio building
at LOG and los East 23rd street. Mr..
Congdon, who lost what he estimated
to be $3.50 to $40 900 worth of paint
ings and works Of art. as well as ev-
cry bit of clothing except that which
he wore, carried out his wife's picture,
all he had been able to save. He did
this absent mindedly in the excitement
and when told half an hour afterwards.
he was overjoyed and forgot his other
losses.
The other artist lost all his works.
including his masterpiece, an almost
finished painting of THE Remuneration
of Buddha," which he said was worth
at least $4,000. and he almost wept at
ter the fire as he said: Il am ruined.
The work of life time gone. l have
now not even a future"
The total loss by the fire was esti-
mated by the police at $4,000, but every
body in the building said it would be
very much more and would be at least
80, 600
The building is one almost wholly
occupied by artists. The fire started
in the studio of Congdon, who lived
with his wife on the top floor. The
artist had just started a fire in his
studio. The flames leaped out and
caught some drapery and fire result
ed. Congdon and his wife tried to beat
out the flames, but their efforts We're
not effective and only resulted in in
Jury to themselves. Mrs. Congdon was
burned about the neck and her hair
was nearly burned off. Her husband
was burned about the hands and his
hair, eyebrows and mustauche burned
off
The firemen deluged the place with
water putting out the fire in about half
an hour Addison Niles studio just
under that of the Congdons was dam
aged to the extent Of several hundred
dollars by water. John r. BraZier. ar
chitect, also sustained a small loss by
water.
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At LOWELL. MASS.
Marin's Block Destroyed - Bridget Grady
Burned to Geath-Loss. 100000.

Lowell. Mass. Feb. 1.-Ore life was
lost. one fireman injured and several
overcome by smoke in a fire here, to-
day, in which Mlrin's block. 62S-63Z
Merrimac street a fivc-stDry structure
and which was comepletely destroyed.
Mrs. Bridget Grady, As years old, per
ished in the flames. She was a rheu-
matte cripple and could not leave the
building of her own accord.
In the block We're two stores on the
ground floor, Lowell Pharmacy and 10
seph Marin's furniture store. Their
loss was complete. The building was
owned by Joseph Marin and was val
ued at $4,000; partially insured. Tn
upper floors We're occupied at offices
and lodging rooms. The total loss is
about 100000.
Fireman Thomas Rogers fell from
the third story To the ground floor. sus-
tanning broken limbs. He will recover.
Several firemen We're overcome by
smoke. There were about 90 persons
in the upper stories when the fire broke
out and the flames spread SO rapidly
they had barely time ~ cscap" with
what clothes they were wearing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
THE ADMINISTRATORS POLICY.
Will Send Troops TO Kentucky Only TO Pre-
serve Government Interests.

Washington, Feb. Lit may be stated
that the position of the administration IN
its decision to refrain from intervention
in Kentucky remains mistaken by any OF
the events of the past q hours and in all
likelihood the only happening which could
induce the ordering of troops into the
state would be an assault upon United
States property or courts or mails. or IN
terstate commerce.. and even IN such
case il is positively declared on the high
est military authority that the troops
would not be used to further any inter
eStS in the state or to NEEDLE IN Its poll
tics or for any other purpose than the
defence of the United States interests.
Gov Taylor's communication to Presi-
dent Mckinley is in its nature a memo
rial. 1t goes at great length into the sit
uation in Kentucky making an eNplana-
ton of the conditions there. W lille deli
mite information on this point is not oh
tainable. there is reason to believe that
specific request for the immediate pres
ence of federal troops is not made. No
action has been taken on GOV. Taylor s
memorial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
New York Produce Market.

New York. Feb. L.
FLOUR Receipts 1856 bills. exports.
showed moderate steadiness on al grades
without further change.
RYE-Steady: No. , Western, sliz fob.
afioat; state rye. 50 elf New York
WHEAT-Receipts ., 40 bushels: ex-
ports. 242G.5 bushels; sales. , +p.Gp bush
els futures. $4,000 bushels exports; spot
market steady. No. 2 red. 75ls elevator:
Duluth, igl, fub- atloat prompt, No hard
Duluth. MA. f0b. afi0at prompt.
tORN-Receipts s6-II5 bushels; exports
IN 45I bushels. sales 3gUro bushels fu-
lures. 10000 bushels exports: No. .. 4gls
fob afioat and $50. elevator
OATS-Receipts. 10000 bushels; exports,
1890 bushels: spot quiet: No 2, 29l.; No
3. y, No. white. 3li,: No. ; white, 3li2:
track mixed Western. 2SlzT30; track
white Western. 30i4Q3i; track white state,
3tI34
BEEF-DuI ana easy: family, a1Wq
II 81. packet Siu.JJul-.5tt City extra India
mess. S30.u'NI .. 81; cut meats, steady.
LARD-Firmer. Western steamed closed
$5l5: city. $50. February closed $la
nominal: refined. steady.
PORK-Firm: mess. Sl0.J"Q llr1; short
clear. $lI.75IlZ.15; family. $l5.VHl3.Sa
BTTTER-F'irm: Western creamery,
MS: Go. factory. lfNlSi-: June creamery
-gGe3, imitation creamery, l.l22; STATE
dairy. lSlI25. do. creamery, -lu-5.
LFI-M-Steady.
NE-FirIn
RICE-Steady.
3IOLASSEs- Steady
ton. DC; grain. 3lsd. 1900.
SCGAR-Strorg: fair refining. I BID;
centrifugal - test. / 7-l6Ti'2 m0iasses
sugar 81; refined, firm but quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
BOWDOIN ALUMNI OF BOSTON
Cheer Prof. Robinson When He Announces
Refusal TO Go 10 Yale.

Boston. Feb. 1.-The Bowdoin alum
nj Of Boston and vicinity held their
end annual meeting and dinner at the
Copley Square hotel. this evening
Letters were read from Hon. Thomas
q. Reed chief Justice Fuller, Senator
Frye. James w. Bradbury and others.
Prof. Robinson was the principal
speaker and was loudly applaudcd
when he announced that he had refus-
ed a call TO Yale and decided to remain
with Rowdoin, even though there was
a poor house near the college. He
dwclt. as did the other speakers. upon
the necessity Of a little more funds in
the college to do good work.
\ congratulatory telegram was sent
t. the Bowdoin club dining in Ban
gor, this evening.
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who discussed the pending financial

who discussed the pending financial
bill.
Mr.. Daniel objected to the Senate
measure because it practically eNclud-
ed silver and nobody could foretell the
possible calamity that it might bring
on the world. There was almost as
much silver money in the world as
gold. yet this bill struck such blow
at it as might prove fatal to it, The
House bill. he said. did not interfere
with the legal tender character of sill
yer. Mr.. Aldrich interrupted Mr., Daniel
to say that the status of silver certifi-
Gates was not changed by the pending
bill any more than was that Of the gold
certificates.
After brief executive session, the
Senate at 4.55 p. NJ, adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

NtN llrE. He'd i-N hii, Il good deal
ut I,r,-ulIrItt WA manifest III today $
tlur~ ..~ lI'I l.rpurt- m L.ajin.. iron
critics, th, bulls D., std times h.ll the mas
torS. as Evidenced IT, the generous Spriuk-
'in- 90 Ntt sIIH- through tae list. Efforts
t' p lmp,u tuNl-h enthusiasm mot with
temporary SUCCESS at Intervals through
aaer, --ih. hamm Iil- ut tnc lJrHl group.
"A ragged -ItulJM- MI- primarily uue tu
th, un~,ttIiu- u,t,ut Iu sugar. I.Strr-
l.y. -ul yinluiu- prices ftr Am,ri.tns i'll
London. Strength dcyrlop,d iu utncr
stocks ANA tuc tulratt -u-lts rose Tho
hear faction mtdc Il ,pn.crtyd attack on
nine points. This mdueuvrc provoked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
NOTHING FOR ROBERTS.
Mileage Conn ittec Decides that He Is Not
Entitled to Mileage.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The House
committee Oh mileage, today, rejected
the claim Of Brigham II. Roberts Of
Utah. for mileage in connection with
his contest FOR seat in the House
Mr.. Roberts was not present and il
was understood he had gone 10 Chi
Cago. Mr.. Cooper Of Texas. moved
that Roberts was entitled to mileage.
but on a tir vote. to >, this motion
failed. ~ a result of suggestion in the
committee, Mr.. Brackham viii confer
with the Speaker concerning the rec
ogntiOn Of any members who may
seek To secure for Mr. Roberts the $1,000
usually allowed in contested election
cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
MAFEkING ALI RIGHT.
Col Baden Powell Forces Beers to Abandon
Some OF Their Positions.

Buluwayo. Saturday. Jan. ga mes
sage from COL. Plumer, who was at
Gaberlras with the Mafcking relief
force says he has received a message
from con. Beden Powell, dated Mafc-
king. Jan. Il, saying: "All well during
the past fortnight. Have been pushing
out trenches toward the enemy's big
guns and. Jan. 16. their 94-pounder and
high velocity Krupp evacuated their
positions and retired eastward Of the
town, whence they are capable Of little
damage Have thus pushed the enemy
on three sides well out Of rifle shot.
Have opened a new grazing ground for
cattle The enemy still has two strong
positions on the east side which we
hope to shift with dynamite"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
Congrcssi onaI Notes.

The Senate committee IN commerce,
Thursday. authorized favorable report
uu the House bill providing means for
the punishment of fraud in obtaining
licenses for steamboat officers.
The Senate committee on commerce.
Thursday. practically decided upon a
favorable report upon the bill creating a
department Of commerce. nut owing t.
the desire to change some nf the details
Of the measure ii will not be reported for
some time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
The Best Method for Rheuma!is"''

II think | would 60 crazy Win LII
we're II not for Chamberlain
Balm" writes Mr, ". 4. stap.s. pr
Herminie. Pa. 4 have been afli', =
with rheumatism for several years A1
have tried remedies without NUM-
but Pain Balm is the best menu 40,
have got hold Of one app' IA
relieves the pain. For sale BY -
coushlln' HI ~ Non. wedFri.tf
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G0EBEL VERY LOW AT | A. M.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. about /
o'clock this morning, DR.. Hume said
that Gov. Goebel wil probably live
through the night. He added. however.
that there was possibility Of uraemic
poisoning and that it was possible for
the governor to die in 4 CONFUSION al
most any time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
IN THE SENATE.
Secretary Cages Report and The Financial
Measure Discussed.

h.,
t;,.' ,,,l,,.,i,',r h,,,,,. in rho senate today
49,. ,,,a,,,,iE,d h,. Aurn pom Eab in
o., discussion of IN. r.r3rt nf Secretary
(,.,,.. (.,,,,,.el-,,ir,r ~. t,arsa,tinrs ,,itb
iii <o.inn,I ritv BANK VIZ MAN. Ynrl,
Daniel Dam Mn. then delivered an
p,t.rdrd speerh w thr pending hnan-
ci4l measure. He VIGOROUSLY opposed
thn nroposirinn that tho country Shout 1
"a 70 thu cold standard.
Daniel NJ. Ramsdcu Of Indiana. and
charles q Bennett Of New York. lver.
sworn in as sargeant-at-ar1ns ana Sec
rat;,ry uf Senate respectively.
AL the opening ur tia senate. Raw
Iins T-tih. rosa NJ a question III per
snntI privilege and to make a personal
innuiry
Il have noticed h. said. in the rec
ord of the last week. frequ mt refer
cucrs ia myself and intimatIng that if
| had taken pains tn do 70 | might have
,.,..,lad CERTAIN things as IA Nh. AN
nestle affairs III citizens III Inv state
,nd ,nrb.ns as w N. moral status NJ
], n,n,I,.r nf m.pbars az ina Hons. If
REPRESENTATIVES.
..-rba t,rii,mnntary inouirv | wish TO
maxi. * whether such ullusinn ia a
roar,ber of This bodv * = breach of the
,.,,,,rt,,;oe ana ,,-i,.iI.croe of This hnd,-
,,d vbnthor II yvouId H. within thn
,,.i,iIagae of j member IF tha Senate ~
,anl, II eucb aIIusione"
rho chairman 1Frva) held that if any
senator should begin an attack upon
any member of the Ho1sa the Chair
was for tho sneaker of the House to
,,or,,;,o ,,ba+ oIion ba cbo,,ld take
,,,5,, r,,ot, oiro,,r,s+arcae
p..,;r,s. aia ~ I'M III under
- = IL =, ~ ado III inn,,ir,.
III. :; ,';,a,oa ..hn,,Id II, ~ taI,o,,
- a,,.;t...ia,, of ~ tr,,thfu1ress NJ
~ n..ta,.,a,,ts. ,,ada
ns..;er,.. So =, roso,u+io, t,o+ ,
,,o,,a, a,tit1ad ..,rba phi1innina commits
p"pe. '1.u .;t,i;l a,,,,,,,,a,,.
IL, ~. !. IL -, tba +oh1a mill
= ''fNeu -
-, ,.o.o,,,.io,, oaI1
80 - .e.a I'LL Ill
.-ie - NJ, II INA aaaI;na,l
,''1 " -. 20 aIo;,.,,. ter g.,
s.i. =. -, oo,,r+ ,,,,rtioIs
-,,,,io,, nov. o,.ar ,,naar oh
;.tio,
or ~, ,o..o,,,.;o, az Aren discbargino
~ franca cnn,r,ittaa fran, further
an,eidaratio, ~ III resolution calIing
III infarna,ion frnn, ia secretary If
~ traasn,,. Vim reference n hi tran
sia.;l,,, ,,.;th tha National Cftv Ranls
', .t,a ,Ia,a,.a,. NatinnaIp anl If Nov.
~ -. ,l,;a ,,,far, +ha Senate tuan
~ ,'a,,,;as. 81 ,ba sec,.1.t,,.,.
ny .,a.,,t,. la nlt haan sr9iciapt
- ~ ~ ,.;a'1aa H. ranIv ~ Sac Coo ~
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Buers Report Many Deaths in Ladysmlih.

Hoof Lager. Ladysmith. Tuesday. Jan.
30.-All is quiet here. 4 ne Long Toms
occasionally fire On Ladysmith. Inc
deaths IN Ladysmith from fever and other
causes must ne enormous, as we can
clearly src them hurying cnrpses daily.
Gen. Joub,rt went 10 the Upper Tugela,
Nus1nrln.-.
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GIGANTIC ARMY
Continued from page ~

forces in the field with wooden khaki and
has already ordered 5000 suits in Glas-
gov alone.
Rear Admiral Lord Beresford started
for the continent, this morning, on his
way TO Malta to take command of the
second division Of the British Mediterra~
mean fleet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
Buffers Mems Spirits Are Unusually Good
Considering Their Hardships.

Spearman Camp. Natal, Tuesday,
Jan. 30.-There is an optimistic feeling
in all ranks. The troops are confident
Of ultimate success. Great enthusiasm
vas aroused by the Queens message
and General Buffers speech express
ing admiration for General Warren $
ana General Cleary's divisions and
hoping they would reach Ladysmith in
u week.
The natives persist in asserting that
General Joubert was killed by a shell
outside of L.adysmith
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
At DAYTON. OHIO.
100000 0amage-HeIp Called ircm Other
Cities -firemen Exhausted.

Dayton, Ohio. Feb Fire broke out in
the manufacturing district at O'Clock
this morning. and threatened to DO great
damage Cincinnati, Columbus and
Springfield We're appealed to for aid.
The fire soon got beyond control. \ de
tail from the Cincinnati department is
on route by special train but the loss Will
be at least $500000. Several local firemen
with their clothes frozen stiff, were car
ried away. exhausted, by the police.
The heaviest losses will probably fan
upon J. l.. Wolf & Son, Bimm Il 90,
Globe Paper Go. and Benedict x 90.
ting the fire under control.
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At PHILADELPHIA.
Two Serious BIazes-Man Fatally Injured l>
Jumping from Upper Story.

Philadelphia Feb. IA fire Of unknown
origin. early today. destroyed the store
of Joseph Parker & Son al Germantown.
mated at $4,000 Four firemen We're seri-
ousiy injured by the roof falling. Intense
cold added to the sufferings of all the fire
fighters. Frozen hands. ears and noses
were numerous.
During a tenement fire in the Italian
quarter. today. F'ilemon d. Geneva, aged
~ years. leaped from a thirdstory win
dow. sustaining fatal injuries. There was
no other avenue of escape. the fire having
started on the second floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
At CHICAGO.
No" Dies Alter Having Saved His Wife asd
Two Children.

,Utnicago. Feb. AFTER carrying his
cntt, anu two children from his burning
W. 80, carry today, Herbert Fletcher
f ~as overcome by smoke and flames and
sii near the doorway and died before as
was bitterly cold and as his vie and
e ea n We're clad only in their night
b urninr h, Fletcher rushed back into the
cInth;nSs t puiihdlnS endeavored to secure
>'o'iiihs lot MS family and was overcome
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New York Cotton Martst.

New York, FEB. l
Cotton spot closed steady, \ j. ady siIss
middIing uplands, >s: az. suli' S+-'
Cotton futures closed frm: N st, i.S;
1.S1: March. I.>5: Aprl,, ,.r' 4: Sep
temhcr. is: october. ~; NoVemOs'' '
December. I.l9.
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100000 Fire at St. Louis.

n ~, Louis, No, Feb. THE three-storv
oullding at No. 3l54 Franklin avepme
p pSat@sr ana occupied by julius G. strauss
pinht 'aPher; was Quilted by fire. Iast
night; The loss on the structmra t n,ilI
P tbo, % reach 100000 Mr.. strauss statr5
mat 3n IL MS negatives were destrnved' his
nd ticd YOU'D Th be double the amount speri-
in the United States. Va 'ie Hi'eSt
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British Occupy Prieska.

Cape Town. Jan. 31.-A British force
with artillery is reported to have occu-
pied Prieska and to be now encamped
there.
Prieska is on the Orange river, 100 miles
below orange River Station and west of
Kimberley.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Feb. TIN following pom
sinHS nav" been granted Maine people:
Increase. Alexander G. Record. Iiidd"-
ford, 81 To -. Reissue. John II. Goodwin.
Pennington Falls. $u Original. widows.
ctc.. tlrnIine +. Marston. nOrtIlnl. $.
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Man Burned to Death at Eiunice ind

Of M Rn@i nd; Feb. THE livery stable
today, Cecil Weekly, 4 cab WI dr Hiea; early
; burned 70 death ana 4 horses aisn r Mill
1 Isl AdJoining buildings were 5.n.ii,l..
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Frisco Wants Corbet.-Ieffries Fight.

New York. Feb. 1-Scaled bids for the
heavyweight championship fight between
James j. COrbctt and James J. Jeffries,
today. The most attractive offer was
made by the Carnival Co Of San Fran
cisco.
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New York Money Market

New York. Feb. L.
Money On call closed easy, 2iiu2ls Per
cent,
Prime mercantile paper. id5 per cent
Sterling exchange. strong, with actual
business in bankers bills at A.Slla0A>as.
for demand and AAl ,dfISile for 50 days:
posted rates. AS5 and ASHQ4SSl2; com
mercial bills. A.S3i "a 1888.
Silver certificates, 59i-G6Ol2.
Bar silver. Alp.
Mexican dollars. CO.'S.
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TO CURE IA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS

Take Laxative BromO QuiniEc TIblets.
All druggists refund the money Il 4 fails
~ cure. y. WI. Groves sigmat,.r. IN ev-
cry box. &c
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Ten Buildings Burned a, sda. winp

cd T., p aim toh. IA fire which start
iHlsht, burned 10 buildings, invni,inf, ~ y
loss estimated at $4,000 TT 4
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Mr.. Hay al Lorenzo Marquee.

Lorcnzo Marl,.oz. Feb. 1.-Alr Adcibcrt
5. Hay, the United States consul at Pre-
toria, arrived thi- afternoon. IN his way
70 the TIaMs>aaL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02

NH motion NJ United States District
Attorney Dyer John =. Madigan was
admitted To practice in the United
States circuit courts at Portland.
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02
DIR Bulls Cough syrup cures all

throat troubles. Why injure your throat .
by inccsSant coughing. when ihis reliable
remedy can be boughl lur only u cents Il f,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-02

On the Produce Exchange: ,oa9i
BUTTER Steady, creahltIleS'
dairics 1922
CHEESE-F Firm. l2al5.
EGGS-Strong; fresh, l5ql5,e