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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-06

coming winter. and will cut and haul
600 feet Of timber to the Dead
Diamond river. Mr. Brown has let to
other parties 1000 900 feet to be landed
in the same river, all to be cut on the
Dartmouth College grant. Mr.. Mclnnis
has contract to log in Andover Sur
plus several hundred thousand feet Of
different kinds Of timber
r. A. Littlefield Of Dexter, will dig
q large number Of ship knees above
BroWnVile this fall and winter
Though the section does not offer as
prolific a field as Mr.. Littleiield has
worked in years past. he thinks there
are 4 reasonable number to be found.
Mr.. Littletcld has been engaged IN the
business for many years and is prob
ably one of the best posted men in the
work of digging knees TO be found in
the state. He says that the good
localities where knees are now to be
found are getting scarce in this State.
The prices are less now on the large
knees than % years ago. due to the
use Of iron in place of them in the
building of ships.
About loo men are now employed at
cobb. Butler & Co.'S shipyard. Rock
land. Apprentices receive for their
services $50 day. ana the average
pay ~ skilled Workmcn Il about $3.50
a day. The uay-roll for a full week is
about $l,>o0 and in the run of a month
it means quite a substantial amount
of new money placed in circulation.
Last week there We're 10 vessels under
going repairs at the yard stimuli
taneously. and this work III addition
to ship-building made a scene If IN
dustrial activity very pleasing Ia the
eye. The new five masted schooner IS
partly ceiled. while the stem and stern
posts are being gotten out for the
CroWell schooner.
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MAINE INDUSTRIES.

The Piscataquis Wooden Co. of Gull
ford has been experimenting with saw
dust as fuel and it bids fair to be salts
factory.
The Waldohoro canning factory has
shut down for the season, with the
heaviest pack in its history, thirty five
carloads OF corn.
The Gordon Bros. mill, Chisholm.
is enjoying a healthy business and
they are doing an extensive coopering
business. They sold 500 apple barrels
in one day last week.
A very small amount Of starch will
be made at the Gardner mill. Patten.
as the potatoes are of an unusually
good quality and are being shipped to
market at a price ranging from so
cents to 81 per barrel.
About 1000 hard wood trees. which
will make about 100000 feet Of lumber.
have been cut on No. 33 plantation.
The trees will be cut IN into logs and
yarded about the first of November,
and driven early next spring.
H. W. Joyce Of Atlantic. has the
large oven completed in his factory at
a cost ~ $1,000 1t is now possible for
him to take care Of any amount of fish
even in stormy weather. as this new
oven makes it unnecessary to flake
them.
A Patten correspondent writes: The
Katahdin Pulp and Paper Co. will cut
a large amount of pulp wood on Trout
brook and other lands recently pur-
chased by them. The local operators
are likely to do as much or more than
last year if men can be obtained
There seems to be a scarcity Of men
and wages are good.
w. Irving Adams of East Boothbay,
is making a model and drafting plans
for a forty-fve foot steamer to be
built at Skowhegan for the Skowhegan
& Madison Electric Railroad to be used
in Madison lake for excursion business
another season. Mr.. George Hodgdon
and son. William. and Ben Baker will
build her. Mr.. Adams and son. Frank
are making drafts for small schooner
to be built by A. & NJ. Carnage at
South Bristol.
Messrs. /. |. Brown of Woodfnrds
and w. A. Emery of Bethel. have
formed partnership for logging, the
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Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex.
oeeding four lines (thirty words) cominI
under the head of WANTED. FOR SALE,
TO LET, LOST, &c, will be inserted two
cents. one week for so cents. two weeks
for 50 cents, and one month for 81. so,
ADVANCE PAYMENT. In sending by
mail. remittance Of postage stamps or
postal note should be made with order,
as the charges are too small to open
accounts for.
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AGENTS WANTED - GALVESTON:
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rat Halstcad. Fully illustrated. Fastest
selling book ever published; only Sl5o
Best terms guaranteed Outft free BE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PROF. MOSES. clairvoyant and magic
healer, t9ia Bridge st. oct3,
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ANY LADY can easily make SIS to ST.
weekly - representing tbs in her loca'-
ity. ana as the position j. both pleasant
~ send fun particulars TO an Even your
spare time is valuable and If you really
want to make money. address with =.
stamp. MRS. MARY +. WHEELER 81
Washington St. Chicago, Illinois.
.eptI5 sat4t'
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Russell 81 Weston,

PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
All work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
+. Dennis. Augusta. Also instruction uu
receive prompt attention. Willis j.. Ira *,
Randolph. Me. Oct2dtt
MRS. CRAM, CLAIRVOYANT, No. 3
Capitol street. Can be consulted on
health and business, past. present ana
future, daily from A. NJ. to 10 +. NJ.
Best Of references. Cases taken by mail.
Augusta, Me. oct3 CIV
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und Economy

PossEssOR
7. BECOME A NECESSITY THE
GLASS THE
FoRrABI.Y WHILE ARRANGING HAIR BROAD
DRAWERS A CONVENIENT
ALL THE DAINTY ARTICLES
finished
is the purchase Of a
rdculously
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WANTED.

AN .NERGETIC MAN to manage an
ftire iu Augusta salary Sis pcr month
ana extra profits. must come Well recon-
n.rudrd lrd have SNn DASH Address Man
aver. II. y. EoN Il1i. Philadelphia. IRA.
ocJt. d3if
We WISH To- secure the services of a
local or travelling salesman To sell our
line ot iuhricatinE and refined uil-.
grcase~. paints and white lead Salary or
commission Address. The American pC-
irol.um Product Co., once ana Refinery,
findlaN, Ohio. Ocj6.d1ts
BIG PROFITS handling latest improved
gasoline lamp. sells at sight: beats cleo
trtcity: cheaper than Kerosene: retail 81 ~
up. y different styles: exclusive territory.
Standard Lamp Co. Manufac ,urers chi
cage. oCt5.dlts
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lair CUSHION" RUBBER STAMPS
make the best impressions, wear the
longest, and are the most satisfactory.
Write for prices Fletcher K Co, 50
Chapel street, Augusta. Me. maylodtf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
g MToRr soa ESoiSrmEs.
santa ~ Eneinss Equipped wit. InoAn
descent 0isbrs

sahta ~ Eneinss EQUIPPED wit. Inosn-
descent otsbss
A number Of engines IN the santa ~
recently have been equipped with iuesn.
descent electric lamps 10 cnabls en-
glneers 10 examine an 90 the loeomo-
tlves without the use OF ihs unreliable
lorch.
The ineandrsernt lamps are placed on
the engines ~ the places where ,he ma
ohinefy must b. continually examined
aud oiled. On . numler OF the engines
~ high ~ iifty Of the litile lamps have
been placed. Their use enables aa on
gineef 10 examine his engine Ia about
one-half the time required 10 DO the
work with o torch.
On cold nights there II considerable
physical suffering attached 10 the carry.
Ing OF torch for i've or tea minutes
around an engine. win the electric
lights an oil eau Is all the cn ngineer
needs 10 handle
Ths lncandrseent llghts arc attached
only 10 the engines that use the electric
headlight
Onieers Of the SaRto ~. say, however,
that Il Il not probable thst the incan.
dssceni lamp will b. used generally sven
on the engines that are 10 be equipped
with the electric headlight. The expense
Of repairing broken globes on ths littis
lamps "a tao heavy 70 warrant thuiT gen.
eral adoption.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
CLEANING Up FILIPINOS.
American Troops Rapidly Sweep.
iDg Insurgents Before Them,
Half Dozen Different Bands wiped
Out In Short order.
several Hundred spanish Prisoners re.
leasee By AmsrieEn Troops.
EErEDrrrOH sans EOa cOsQuHsT.

Washington, Jan. i9-The war de.
partment 10 day received the following
cablegrama from General Ous: Manila,
Jan. l8.-Hughea reports from San joss
de huenavistH, western coast Of Panay,
that he crossed the mountains 10 n north
westerly direction from San Joaquin,
southern Prnay, 0a the i1th, and struck
the enemy crossing the antique river,
capturing a riiisd cannon and a Norden.
feldt. He pursued the Insurgents through
AntiQne. kgHna and sibalom. their CAPT
tai, aud marched 20 San Jose. Casual.
ties. one wounded; enemy'e loss cOnsid.
erable; the entire population tied 20 the
mountains; heat oppressive.
Macarthur reports On 18th inst. that
thirty tiye rides were surrendered NJ
flodEblanca; that vi Manihaug. MeRae,
Third infantry, captured three insuGgehi
officers, aud The Nlfe OF General Mescar
DO, considerable inauTgent property, and
liberated three spanish prisoners. that
al Calang he captured ten insurgents,
burned seven tons OF rice and the insur.
gent 1arfAeks: thai sullivan, Thirty.
fourth iufantry, near San Jose, surprised
an insurgent force, captured SIX fes
ana considerable i've stock; that Lieut..
uOuie, Third infantry. captured near Mo.
lOlos one officer aud twenty iyt men and
six rides; that Van Horne. Seventeenth
infantry. struck the Ladrones at Santa
Cruz, killed seventeen aud wounded
lye and captured thirteen and nine
rifles.
Macarthur reports on the 18th inst.
that a strong mounted position west Of
NabAlAeat, occupied by General HiEOn
aud tlfty men, was captured yesterday By
McRae, Third Infantry; the enemy left d
lieutenant and four dead men In the
trenches; McRae capture a captain, one
man aud one hundrsd aud thirty rlaAs.
Several thousand rounds OF ammunition
WAS destroyed ~ the arsenal, aud 4
quantity OF rice; casualties, one man
wounded.
Bates reports that schwan's column OF
eauAlTy II re.htsing az Batangas 10 NOV,
east ward on the 18Th infantry now NOV
ing IN that direction; enemy retiring
suffering loss la men aud property, aud
or casualties few, mostly slight wounds
That portion OF Wheat0nia troops will
enter Lemery and faAi tomorrow; nov
meeting opposition In the mountains
witch impedee their march.
Six officers, iitty.fOur enlisted men
four civil employees, eleven fFiars, al
Spanish prisoners. released by Schwan
arrived from Nsiangas last evening
Nearly two hundred arrived at ManilI
the day before via Calamba.
Young. at Vigan, reports q number o.
successful skirmishes Ia this mOuntain
with remnants of insurgent OrRaniza
ti0na aud rOhber bands. with ligh
casualties among his tP00ps.
The K3obe expedition, with the Ran
dolph battery. Forty third and Forty
seventy infantry conveyed by the nav!
vessels Helena aud Nashville, sailed TO
albany province and 5atar and Deyti
islands yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

The Las Vegas Optic insists that a ter.
rife political isht IA pending between
Governor OterO and NJ. Catfon, and that
the factlons ars being lined up for the
fray. The Optic figures that the county
delegations will stand ~ follows:
Bernalillo county will be for Otefo.
The Hubbells have the Organization and
Aieia 1drO SandOVal Is with them, Perea
" ~ Washington and will not be home
Ia time 10 do aRy damage.
Chayea eounty will be Olsro'a, a. he
has a number OF appOiDtees who will look
after II Tor him.
ColfaE county IL doubtful as both Cat.
ron and OGero have q number Of strong
friends there
DOna Ana codnty will likely be- looked
after By Pat Garrett and Pat IL friendly
10 Nc. CAtrOn.
Guadalupe county Is considered "a saie
for CAtf0n.
Grant countr will 60 elther way,
Lincoln county Is being watched aud
looked after by both factions.
Mora county Il divided, with CalrOn
decidedly IN the lead
Rio Airiba will be split. each side will
get part og the delegation.
SLn JuE.. sOun,y will be looked after
by OIero anS will be carried, as Il II
understood that General Bartlett has
friends there.
San Miguel and santa Fe counties vii !
both be- the scene Of battles. San Mig -.Al
may 90 for OterO. as be has promised 70
have 6ecuhtino Romero 10 a. delegate
TO She national convention, II the Otero
faction wins And will Don kugeniO 90
against his sons inteTeslY
Santa Ne unity n Geld for a ieTee
fight. as oil Of the old.time CatF0n men
are failing away and going to Oter0 and
all Ct the young element, except O'Brien
and few, are for Otero, but CatTOn will
,pend money Go keep from losing his
own county and Santa Fe county will be
In the Catr0n column,
Sierra county IL doubtful aud will 70.
main 40 until the convention meets,
Union IL but little heard from. but
both sides are claiming II.
Valencia will be divided.
Luna cannot 20 against Col. j. fran
cisco Chavez and II any OF ChayeE's
friends Set in, they will be for Catron.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
IaPOnrASr mEErIEa

Durango OluB VIII Push the AibuquoF-
que KoAd froieat.
The annual meeting Of the members Of
ihe Durango Club l. called for Tuesday
evening, January 10. al 3 o'clock.
It II desired that al members will
take an interest 10 this meeting as Of
icars ior the ensuing year will BE- elect
"a. aud other important matters will 0e
brought before thu meeting.
The Albuquerque club has expressed
a desire 10 90 operate with the citizens
OF Durango. ia the matter OF taking ug
q plan for connecting the two cities BY
rail. The present financial condition Of
the country seems 10 Ofiss encourage
ment Tor promoting an enterprise OF this
kind, and II II can be brought 10 the At-
tentiOn Of the proper parties, good re-
suits will follow.
durango should certainly be eilling "a
render any possible assistance 10 an en-
tefprise 80 necessary 20 this section.
Durango Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
STRAIGHT aCoDs.
Principal Concessions Mada To Empioyss
of the sahta Fe Compsny.

Principal Concessions MAIDS To Empioyss
of the sahta Fe Company.
Since the return OF members OF the
grievance committee 10 Las Vegas Il has
been reliably learned that the principal
concession made by the Santa W. com
pany 70 the employees was a raise OF about
tl5 q month for mountain pilots more
plsinly stated, from $40 Tor calendar
month 20 f7b month iOr working days
and extra pay for holidays and 6undaya
Tie old schedule required passanger
conductors 10 make 5000 miles on local
trains and . 900 miles on limited trains.
The new Agreem nt calls foT G. 800 miles
month In either service.
Heretofore, when dead heading with q
way ear, crews have received 0ne-half
time. They now are 20 DO allowed full
time.
Under tho former contract work trains
were allowed FOR twelve hOuFs day, and
under the new order Of things. " tie pay
for actual mileage amounts 10 more than
the regular work train pay, employees will
receive mileage,
The rate OF pay Tor all services per mile
remains this same Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

From thc Democrat.
J. Mallette has disposed Of his stock
OF drugs at the TulArosa pharmacy Mr.
Mallette and family left for Albuquerque,
where they will reside.
n. Levi came In from tha San AudFeas
last Saturday aud returned Tuesday. lie
reports a great many prOspeciOrs Ia the
mountains and some vary promising
prospects being opened up.
j N. Shelly came down from White
Oaks ihe irat Of the week aud spent u
Few days In town, He WAS on his way 10
san Antonio, Texas. on business Ia con
nee ion with a large tract OF land Ownsd
by his father near that place.
II II reported that In the Black Range
country and on the head Of Che ella there
are number OF suspicious characters
aud that a round up will soan be- made
by the officers No doubt aOme Important
captures will be made aud that section Of
ths country, which Is the scene OF many
depredations, may be relieved Of these
Objectionable characters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
roLYaAMors rosrMAs1 Ens.
House COMMITTEES Investig ating thS Moral
OF gtah poatuastSru

House COMMITTEES Invsstig Attng thS Morals
OF Uthh Postmastsru.
Washington. Jan. lB-I nyestigatlOn
OF alleged poiy ygamsus siatcs OF certain
federal appOintees la UtNh was re-
snmed 20 day by the hOu committee on
pOstOtiices. In vieW Of the statement
made during the lsit ssi0n by LenE, OF
ohio. author OF th resolution OF inyesii.
CATION, the COMMITTEES had requested
Postmaster General AmJry Smith, j..
Addison Porter, trcretay OF Che pgesl-
dent, and Representative tirOsyenor 10 be
present, Before the committee met the
members discussed informally the right
u asking the presidents secretary 10
submit 10 Interrogation, Chairman Loud
maintaining That such g0urse would iu
eject amount ~ bEmm0ning the presi-
dent and Inquiry ipiO the executive af
fairs
Grosvenor made a Hat denial OF the
statement made by Lentz AZ 10 the words
Eve have not let the grass grow under
our feet" In reference 10 the charges.
GrOsyen0r said that hls statement TO
LenlZ WAS. In subFt tance, that the inves.
tigatlon would tail, aud there was moth
lug IN the charges, and ihat he had taken
steps So learn the facts ~ the time OF de-
nying them on the door C.; the house,
6r0syenOr said the president remarked
that he never had a suspicion that he was
appointing one guilty oi pOlygemy, as
he never heard the charge until II WA
made In thu house,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
DANCE AsD sUPPER.
Degree Of uotor Ladies' Entsr,ain Their
FFienda.

Degree Of uoror Ladies' Entsr,ain Their
Frisnds.
Excelsior Lodge MOL, Degrseof Honor,
A. o. 4 ", gave reception 10 their
friends last night, aud knowing the good
time prepared for them, they turned cut
IN numbers 70 Oh Odd Fellowa hail
Professor ID Mauro and hisoFchestra fur
nished delightful music for the dance,
and as ab1u. all present we're dancers. all
enjoyed themselves. That young man,
known a. "Hawley on the Corner" was
a. tfisky ~ yeesling colt. and insisted.
On having his way Ia picking out dances
TO suit himself, and In the absence Of 8
caller fof an old time dradrille, took the
place himself and did splendidly. Az for
the supper served by the ladies, II wAs ~
IL always the case. superb. aud was en-.
] yed hugely and disposed OF in short
order The committee In charge, headed
BY Mrs Kdwsrd johnson, are 10 be con-
graduated upon the success Of their ef
forts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
LIMIT OF SPEED.
Experience Of sn Bnglnser At sixty
Niles Per Hour.

Niles Per Hour.
II read piece the other day" said an
old locomotive engineer, "ln which &
New Orleans railroad man said that l5O
miles an hour was one OF the possibilities
oi future travel venture 10 disagree
with him sRd I'll tell you why. He
doesn't take into account the human ma
chine In the CAB. don't doubt but they
will bnild engines that can stand 100
mile gait, but they can't build the en-
gineers.
"On fairly good Eoadbpd one notices
very little difference between twenty Eve
aud 6fty miles an hour. / mean the
strain on the nerves Ia not very material
ly increased. bat anything shove that
limit is the pace that kills The sensa-
tion Ia simply indescrlbSble In words.
II seems 10 jar every separate 1bsr In
tbs body. aud the tension Ia 10 terrible
that one Is apt to feel the effect for days.
The average man can't stand many
spurts at eVen sixty nve miles an hour,
lot alone 100. He comes cut Of such an
ordeal 'all broke up and jumps when he
hears unexpected noises, like a hyster
zeal woman. Ny own theory 10 teat the
effect IL produced mainly through this
sight YOu have TO look straight ahead,
but at the same time you see the things
whizEIng nas. on both sldes out Of the
tail OF your eye. and II Ia ~ II something
had hold OF the optic nerve aud was pull
ing II out like rubber band. That's a
pretty clumsy explanation, but II is ~
near a. eau come 10 Il. Many's the
time I've staggered when got up from
NY saat ln the cab"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
wHIrE OAKs

From the Eaglc.
tolorAdo Springs and Grippe Greek
capital II n9w Investing Ia the jicar
iiiaa.
Jose Leon Padilla. the stage driver
from here 10 Lincoln, was badly frozen
In the bllEzafd Tuesday night. His face
and feet suffered most
Dr. q Lane and ] r. Wharton went
90 Three Rivers tuesday Ia answer 10
hAsiy summons bIOu ght here by walter
hyde, announcing that w. NJ wharton
OF that place was seriously sick.
White Oaks ia cure 90 get q railroad,
Tor the reason that it IL a paying husi
ness proposition, The amount of freight
continually coming In and the amount
Of coal that can bc taken cut will bring
q. II Il impossible Zoe designing indi
vlduAla 10 pull the wool oyeF capitalists
tfea ~ some Of ths are sensible the
same aa other people, aud will sooner OF
later take the trouble to Investigate for
themselves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
oRuoEs

frbm Rio 6rande Republican.
Mrs. N. n. Carroll lefI on Saturday tOT
Guadalajara, Mexico, To Walt her sister,
Mrs Alton, who IL quite 90.
A boy named Ramon Bsca was stabbed
tast Saturday night at battle above
town. His arm was badly slashed and
may prove serious.
Antonio Mendosa, the mason who was
at work on 4. H. Beans new addition,
iasl saturday fell distance OF about
four feet across box, breaking two OF
hts fibs
Deputy Sheriff Williams captured
Santa Cruz Garcia at thu Silva ranch Ia
the iva mountains. Garcia II wanted
In Grant county for shooting MadTOn
Bnstadoe, last September, ~ Santa Rita
Mrs Phoebus Freudenthal and child, en-
left for New York, where Mrs. FFeuden.
thai Will visit relatives for q while be-.
fore they make their permanent home at
SOlom0nyllle, Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
HAPPY M0MENrs.
ihs haas Debt Ovsr the aoaa ailisary
Institute Lifted.

she Haas Debt Ovsr the ooas Mililary
Institute Lifted.
About the happiest man In town. and
by the way enc OF the most popular, Il
Col, R0bt, 3. 0oss, principal OF the GOss
Military institute. When the colonel
came 10 this city he became involved, not
through any disposition of his own, with
the New Mexico Savings Bank and Trust
company, On account Of buildings and
building contracts, aud when that insli-
tuition failed, likewise the Albuquerque
National bank, the colonel found himself
IN debt 10 The amount OF nearly 1900
Since then, by persistent work ans de.
termination 10 make his school q sueoess
Ia q small way, the colonel and his faith
ful wife kept striving and day before yes
terday they celebrated q most important
event--ihe lifting Of the entire debt due
the bant; ana II must he remarked, In
connection with thls item. that the taOss
Military institute still thFlves aud Il One
cf he very best OF Ia kind Ia the south.
wRst.
Al We and family, Of this city, are
visiting friends In Ration.