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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-23
HAWAIIAN NOTES.
C"'"ese Born in Hawaii Are American Citiz. rs
labor Question. Legal TansIss.

honolulu. Aug. l4.-Via San Francis.
co. Aug. 22.-Unted States Judge Estes
mas decided that all Chinese born in
'ne hawaiian islands are American
t'''zehs' no matter under what govern
hent they Were born.
arrangements have been made by
territorial Treasurer Wright whereby
tHe registered warrants that are out
standing will all be paid by borrowing
*l5o'ooo from the local banks.
special meeting Of the Planter
ASSOCIATION has been called to discuss
the TABOR question. There is a snort
age or labor throughout the group. No
more negroes are wanted as those here
have not proved good workmen and
have been very troublesome. In some
districts Porto HicaEs are wanted.
Action has been taken in the SUI
preine court here to test the legality
or the income tax law passed by the
recent Legislature.
The plumbers strike which has been
In progress for over a year has been
amicably adjusted. The plumbers de-
manded Sc a day. A compromise was
affected at $3.50 day.
The answers of the defendants in the
suit brought by the federal govern
ment to condemn lands at Pearl har
Dor for naval station. show n vast
difference in the valuation placed on
the property of the United States dis
trict attorney and that claimed TO be
just by the owners. The figures given
i'm the federal complaint We're $16.s SOC.
hA ut, .l..fn hax
swered and their total of sworn valua-
ton amour; to $l.l32, 200.
A deal is said to be on between the
Wade Steamship Co. and the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation CO. to con-
sOliiate the two companies. They have
control of nearly all the interisland
passenger and freight traffic. running
about % steamers.
The question of the constitution and
the flag is not Yet settled in Hawaii as
applicable to criminal matters. The
supreme court has just begun special
term to consider the cases of a number
of prisoners released by the circuit on
ground that they were Illegally con-
victed, because, after annexation, they
were found guilty and sentenced on
verdicts of nine jurors. 1t is contend
ed by Atty. Gen. Dole that recent in
s,llar decisions contained nothing TO IN
dictate an opinion by the national su-
preme court that the first amendments
to the constitution follow the ilae
but the said decision simply covers
that annexed territories cease TO De
foreign as far as tariff considerations
are concerned. as soon as annexed.
The supreme court here heard
lengthy arguments on the question:
Wednesday. There are about % con-
yictad men whose cases depend on the
decision of the question and civil in
terests are also at stake.
The issue is as to whether the con-
stitution followed the flag. not only as
to tariffs but including all its pro'i-
sions. this. it is claimed. the court az
Washington has not vet decided.
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MORTALITY STATISTICS.
Decrease in General Death Rate and Also in
Certain Particular Diseases.

Washington. Aug. 21-The census hui
reau. today, made public the mortality
statistic for the year 1900 W. a. King.
chief of the vital statistics div .sion. saws
The most important feature OF the re-
suits presented is found in the decrease
IN the general death rate In lh. registra-
ton area of Is per 100 population a de-
crease OF nearly 10 per cent ard the. de-
crease in the rates from the particular
diseases TO which the general decrea Sc
Is due.
The effect of the advances made in
medical science and sanitation and IN the
preventive and restrictive measures en-
forced by the health authoritic., is still
more striknsiy shown in the opmpara-
tive rate for the registration cities of the
country taken together. In 1880 the death
rate i'll 2ll registration cities OF 900 or
more population was y per 1900: in 1860
the rate was 1876 per lUsl: in 81 cities of
5000 population and upward IA reduction
Of "a per 1880. The greatest population of
cities comprehended was li,9jS "a in 1880
and 81 .66D .631 in 1900
The average age at death in 1890 was
ii. years; in 1890 ii was 352 years
The total number of deaths reported in
1891 was 1.0:9,d94 and in 1880 it was Sil tl9
The increase was therefore 1850 or 80 5
per cent. As the percentage of increase
in the population was but POI, this indi-
Gates more complete return of deaths
than in 1899"
Some of the percentages for 1900 and
1899 respectively are:
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FIVE WE'RE KILLED.
Second Fatal Accident At Cleveland Water
WORKS Crib in Lake. =, e

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 2l.-Five men
we're killed. last night. at the water
works crib No. 3. An explosion of GA.
wrecked the shaft and let in tons of
mud and water on the gang working
AT the bottom. The dead:
James Williams; a. Vallencourt:
John Bert; Ray Trotochaud; Daniel
Higgins. a,s-
The force of the explosion blew seven
Of the steel cylinders lining the tunnel
20 feet into the air. Two men. Henry
Coe and Vernon Snyder, who were in
the air lock. one of whose cylinders
was blown out, miraculously escaped
with their lives.
A wild panic among the workmen on
the crib followed the explosion. The
accident extinguished the lights. &
The work of sinking the big intake
shaft at this point was completed. yes
,erday. and five workmen We're engeg-
ed in digging tunnel in the direction
Of No. 2 crib when the fatal explosion
occurred. 60 d.
The heavy casing of the shaft was
shattered by the terrific force of the
explosion and an immense volume of
water from the lake rushed in upon
the unfortunate wOrkmen at the bot
tom Two men who were at work on
a staging at the top of the shaft We're
blown high in the air. but beyond be-
ing stunned We're not seriously injured.
The accident occurred early last
night. but nothing was known of ii
on shore until today. For some unex-
ulainable reason no boats are kept at
the cribs Thirty men who were on the
crib when the explosion took place
spent the night vainly signalling for
assistance 1t was long after daylight
before a tug reached them.
1t is supposed that the men in dig
ging struck a vein of gas which was
ignited by a spark made by the work
mans picket
Heavy iron Orders and machinery
weighing tons We're forced out of the
shaft by the explosion. The crib was
wrecked. Death must have been in
Simultaneous to the workmen in the
tunnel, for their comrades above heard
no cutlery.
So great was the destruction wrought
by the explosion that it will probably
be weeks before the damage can be
repaired and the bodies of the unfor-
tunate wOrkmen recovered.
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EXCITING ENOUGH.
P'ucky OFFICER Tackles Three
Burglars at Charlestown.
Assistance Corners Two and He
Drives Other OFF the Bridge.
Puts Bullet in Leg and All Three Are Now
Behind Bars.

Boston. Aug. 21.-Chelsea street. a
thoroughfare which skirts the Charles
town navy yard. was the scene Of a
number of exciting incidents. early this
morning. They include the discovery
OF burglars by a policeman, the dis
charge of firearms and the shooting of
che of the robbers: rescue from
drowning and the timely assistance
trolman living near by. arrayed in his
night clothing. took part in the round
up.
shortly after o'clock while Officer
O'Donnell was patrOling Chelsea street
he heard a crash of glass at the rear
Of J. r. Hayes liquor saloon. The
officer ran to the place ana saw a man
climbing through the broken window
into the store.
O'DOnnel found three men ransa ok
ing the saloon. He hired passing milk
cart driver and told him to watch the
front while he went to the back and
routed the burglars out.
The officer then went into the saloon
and a fierce fight took place in the
dark. two of the burglars finally escap-
ing in the direction of Chelsea bridge.
Thethird man sprang through the win
dow with the police officer close after
him. the patrOlman fired several shots
as hSsran.
The firing awOke Reserve Officer
Buckley of division 10. who lives near
by and he jumped out Of bed. seized his
revolver. and clad only in his night
Scl0thess was soon in the chase. He cor
s1ered two of the men and with the as
sistance of another policeman who
came up on hearing the firing soon had
them in custody.
= O'Donnell meanwhile was in pursuit
of the third burglar. This man jumped
on the parapet of the bridge and Gived
into the water 50 feet below. AS he
was diving O'Donne1l shot at him, hit
ting him in the leg. The burglar set
MP shout that he was drowning and
the milkman rushed to his assistance
and pulled him up to a nearby float.
The three prisoners gave their names
as VIM. Biddle and Thomas Murray of
Charlestown. and John p. Riley Of Bal
timOre. Biddle, who was wounded in
the leg. was taken to the hospital for
treatment.
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PRESIDENT MCKINLEY
And Party Will Be at the Buffalo Exposition
Thursday. Sept. s.

Buffalo. n T.. Aug. el.-It was an
nounccd. this evening. that President
Mckinley, accompanied by Mrs Mckin-
lev, DR. and Mrs. RIXey and other mein-
beers of his household. will arrive in BuI-
falo on the evening of Sept. 4. They Will
be met at the station and conducted in
carriages to the home of john c. Mill
burn president of the Exposition Co.
where they will remain during their stay.
At the West Esplanade band stand. Sept.
), at II O'Clock. an address will be de
iivered by President Mckinley. who will
review the military bodies at the stadium
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wOMAN's BODY FOUND
IN Lake Near Boston, With Heavy Weights lied
Around Waist.

poe,on Mass. Aug. 22-While picking
nnra lilies Thursday morning, on u
small sheet of water 1t Sehattia PARK. d
Young man found the body of woman,
The body was that of person anout ',
Years old. and one in apparently good
rendition Around the waist were las
tened a number of heavy iron and brass
rings. 49,, oosa
The police took charge OF inc case
,,i, ana after an ,xamna ton decided
maj the woman had committed suicide
by Jumping into the pond. She was q
stranger in this city as lar az can pc
na,na rom some town near the city.
SIN, was well dressed in skirt OF black
,n,teriol and cream colored shirt waist.
The hair is of black ,streaked with gray
and The upper row of teeth are false. n
Mack cane with purple lining was found
on the edge Of the pond. In handbas
was xloA5 Nothing by which the woman
could be readily identified was disclosed
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THE I'd MAINE REG.
Holds Annual Reunion At Long island. III. W.
Knight Elected President.

Portland, Me-. Aug. 2l.-Thc I'd Maine
Regimental Association held its annual
reunion at Long Island, today. and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. Henry w. Knight, Brooklyn, N.
Y; vice president. Henry l. Lord.
Biddeford: John r. Anthoine. Brook
Ign, N. "; secretary and treasurer,
Woodbury. ID. Hatch. Portland: chap
lain, Rev. G. Wesley Smith, Empire;
quartermaster. George +. Hunt. Cum
berland Mills: cOmmissary. VIM. Ham
rlond. Cumberland Mills; officer of the
day. Charles W. Smiley. Waterville;
poet, Woodbury. ID. Hatch, Portland.
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TIME lImlT explsrs.
wage Reduction viii Nat Take Place Sent. 3
al Fall River.

Fall River. Mass. Aug. 21.-The time
limit OF 10 days. in which according
to the agreement between EMPLOYER
and employe notice of reduction in
wages would be given to make the new
scale take effect. Sept. 3, expired. to-
night. without single notice being
posted in the mills. Considerable ef-
fort was made. today. to get more sig
natures to the reduction agreement.
but the necessary number js nor vet nm
the paper.
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Coming Events in Maine.

Aug lS-@.-Meeting Of Kennebec Valley
Csmpmeeting Association, Richmond'
Aue. io.N.-Campmeeting at Strong.
An. 1926. East LivermOre CampmeetinR
Ens. N-22-Bar Harbor Horse SHOW.
An. 2-s3.-Annual Reunion Of q, A. r
Aus. 2s.-Empire Grove Campmeeting.
Aus. S.-Reunion Of 18th Maine Veterans.
Ass0cia ton at Merrymeeting park.
Aug. 27-S0.-Eastern Maine State Fair.
Aug 2s-sert. l.-south China Camnk
meeting.
Aug. 0-sept; s.-Maine Spiritual cam1
Aug. Sl-Sept. l.-Annual Meeting of Deaf
Nutes Of Maine. South Paris.
Sept S-5-State Convention of Maine
Christian Endeavor Society, Waterville.
Sept s-5-State convention of y. p. s
f., Waterville
Sept. 3-6.-Maine State Fair. Lewiston.
Sept lS.-Colby College opens.
Sept. lS-l9.--Annual Reunion Ut 18th Maine
Regimental Association Portland and
vicinity. y
Sept. 26-Bowd DIN College opens.
Oct l-2-Annual Reunion OF tthe 9Th
Maine Regiment. u. >. Volunteer Infan-
Oct. 7-I2-5th Annual Maine Musical FEES
tival Portland and bangor.
Oct l2-Triennial Council OF Congrega-
tiOnal Churches. Portland.
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IF Upton FAILS
A Syndicate of Canadians Will Chal-
lenge With a Duggan Boat.

New York. Aug. 21.-A special from
Montreal says: The syndicate of Sid
ney yachtsmen who had Duggan de-
sign their Chou. winner of the Prince
of Wales cup at Halifax. has decided
10 Challenge for the American cup in
the event of Sir Thomas Upton fall
ing to lift it.
The leaders of the syndicate are Fl.
N. whitney of the Dominion Coal Co.,
A. j. Moxam. manager of the Domin-
ion Iron & Steel Co., ex-MayOr Ste
phen of Halifax. Leroy Williams and
others. Herrick Duggan will be asked
TO design tn" challenger.
A Canadian yacht has not been en-
tered for the Americas cup since 1881
when the ATLANTA raced the Mischief
and was beaten.
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rheumatism

Rheumatism is due to an excess of acid in the
blood. When this escapes through the pores Of the
skin as often does it produces some form OF skin
eruption itching disease like Eczema or
Tetter-but when these little tubes or sweat glands
are suddenly closed by exposure to cold and sudden
chilling of the body then the posons thrown off by
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A CAB0OSE DERAILED
II Bangor Yard Conductor Shaw seriously
Injured 1.-The Track Blocked.

Ranger, Me-, Aug. 21.-The caboose car
of freight No. Is of the Maine central
was derailed, at o'clock this morning.
IN the Exchange street yard in this city,
yoins over 6-foot embankment ana
,',ookadins the main line to Vanceboro
and the Mt. Desert branch for some time
CONDUCTOR F. Nj. Shaw OF Brewer, was IN
ne car at the time and was seriously IN
III. ~. ahnut the back The accident was
Jcn,,sed by the engineer backing his tram
rreot distance up q spur track IN
nraer to get a run to help MN up Il
heavy grade.
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RHEUMATISM

NY RhEUHATlSrl CURE d lust n
certain to cure rheumatism ri ~st..
70 to quench thirst. No matter whst
part OF the body the pain nav be- In
Or whether Il Il acute or Chronic
HUNYON'S RhEUr1ATISfl CURE
will drive Il out In q few hours. and
fully cure in . few days.-rlUNYON.
;oS Munyon. Dyspepsia C.re vil cure any case Of
Ninety per cent. Of kidney eomrlaiass, Including
me e,,,eat stages OF BrYhts Disease can b cured
Munyon sCatarrh Curewi cure easas,h ofths AeaA
'nsSat and stomach, nomatter Of how long seandips
Nervous affections and diseases Of the hssrtarecon.
trclied andcured BY Munyon' sNsrvs and HcsrtCurs
Munyon Cold Cure will break up any form Of cold.
Manyons Vi'ali,er restores lssi powers 70 weak
The CaiAe e Health Qres) sslls ahou, dissss,,
and their cure Get it At any drug store The Cure
are all on sale there. mostly At ss cents . vial.
Munyon. New York and fhiladslphia.
AUNXONx INHALER Cu1ID CATAD11.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-23

Portland. oregon. WITH n death l1te OF
9.5 per 10e. shows the lowest mortality.
and Shreveport. La, with i5.J. the
highest.
causes of teAth with the rate per 1906
was as follows:
Pneumonia. 1918: consumption. 19l.5:
heart disease 1870: diarrhoeal diseases.
Sl: kinney diseases. N9.,: aponlexv. 81. 6
cancer. %: cid age. 81: bronchitis, 4S.3.
cholera infdntum. AS: debility, i5.5; M
Illumination al brain and meningitis. rs;
diphtheiid. "i.i: typhoid. 33.S: ana prcma-
ture birth. 81.
Death from all the principal diseases
shows decrease since 1899. the mos.
notable being in consumption, which de
. or. ased 80 per luh.nn
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Lowell. rs: Nashua. z.

Lowell. Mass. Aug. 22.-Nashua was
never in the hunt, today. and Lowell
% to , Dillon and Girard were batted free
ly by Lowell and victory after the third
inning was n foregone conclusion. One
of the star plays of the game was throw
catch Coveney. who was running from
third. Coveney saw that the ball was
coming ahead of him and he punched
Lake as the latter caught the ball. a
mixup ensued but the players separated
the pair before damage was done Later,
Manager Burns of Nashua. and CoVeney
applied without success for warrant for
Lakes arrest
Lowell, ) X-2o--l-5
Nashua, u u O. : o-9
Batteries-Bcville and DerOehn and
Lake; Girard and Smith. Attendance.
1909.
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LlvERMORE FALLS RACES.
Closing Days Contests Won BY GoIdie Wiikt s
and Chestnut Burr.

Livermore Falls. Me, Aug. 21.-The
closing day of the August meeting of
the Androscoggin Valley Agricultural
Society attracted a fair attenda nee at
Canton driving park.
ly contested and were won by Goldie
Wilkes. Oh. m. Janet b. m. second,
Ruby Mac, b. M, third; best time.
2.23A.
There were six starters in the 2.35
class trOt and pace. Chestnut Burr.
Oh. g.. by Nelson. 200, won in four
heats; Gypsey r., oh. m. second: Au-
burn Girl. b. m. third: Umpire, b. g..
fourth: best time. 22Gia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Next Weeks New England Schedule.

The following is the New England has
ball schedule for the week commencins
Aug. 26:
Monday-Nashua at Portland Manches-
ter at Lewiston, Haverhill at Lowell
TueSday-NaShua at Portland Man
chester at Lewiston. Lowell at Haver-
hill.
chester at Portland, Lowell at Haver-
hill.
Thursday-Nashua at Lewiston, Man
chester at Portland, Haverhill at Lowell
Friday-MancheSter at Lowell, Hayer-
hill at Nashua. Portland at Lewiston.
Saturday-Lowell at Manchester Nash
ua at Haverhill, Lewiston at Portland
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CHEERS FOR Upton
Given by Shamrocks Crew as His Steamer
Passes the Yacht.

New York. Aug. 21.-The Shamrock
II was oil ready at shutdown. tonight.
tn take her first trial spin in American
waters.
At c. when the Teutonic passed up
the bay bearing the yachts owner and
designer, her crew gave three hearty
cheers. Cannon barked it's welcome
from the Ocean Yacht Club. and Com
modore Wigand of the Staten Island
Yacht Club, ordered a salute fired.
The yacht will probably be tOwed to
Sandy Hook buoy, tomorrow morning
after she has been inspected by Sir
Thomas Upton.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORMS
In Vermont. New York and Massachuien :
Many Thousands Damage.

Hoosick Falls. n. Y. Aug 21.-De-
structive storms in Berkshire county.
lower Vermont. and in eastern New York
which began. yesterday afternoon cut
minated in a cloudburst. last night
A bridge is gone at Pownal ". ana
the people are forced to keep in their
houses by the depth OF the water t. in the
na;rinp washouts in the vicinity.
Adams suffered great loss from the
c,nnIburst The damage there Is esti-
mated at 100000.
parncd Fitzpatrick having been drowned
whi'o trying to rescue horse from the
flood
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OF GIGANTIC SIZE.
The Shipbuiidins Trust u Organized. will Be q
Monster.

Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 2l-The Leader
tomorrow. will say: When the plans now
being worked out are fully developed the
American Shipbuilding Co. will be con
stituent company to a great corporation:
the object of which will be to control all
of the shipbuilding plants of the United
States The hackers of the enterprise are
the interests behind the United states
steel Corporation and the Pennsylvania
Rnilrnal
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Meriden-Norwich. u; Meriden, O.
At PrOvidence-buffalo 0; Providence L.
At New London-Bristol, 0; New Lon
don. g. Forfeited
At New Haven-Derby. 3: New Haven.
At Hartford-Hartford. 2; Toronto, ..
Eleven innings: called. darkness
At MISUNDERSTANDING g Bridge
port, 4. Waterbury, 4: Bridgeport 3.
At Observation-Disclosures. g.; Worces-
ter. 4. Rochester. I; Worcester, 3. Seven
innings.
At Old Town-Waterville. S-1l-3: Old
Town, est. Batteries-Parker McCon-
neil and King; Cushlnan and Davis
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The Weeks Schedule,
NEW ENGLAND LEACrF

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Friday-Portland at Lowell. Lewiston
at Nashua. Manchester at Haverhiil
Saturday-llaverhill at Manchester
Lewiston at Lowell, Portland at Nashua
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursday, Friday, Saturday-Cleveland
at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia Mil
waukee at Washington, Chicago at Bal
timore.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Friday-Brooklyn at New York, Phila-
delphia at Boston.
Saturday-Philadelph at Boston, New
York at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Pitts
burg. St Louis al Chicago
Sunday-St; --ouis at Chicago, tittsburg
at Cincinnati.
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NOT SUBsrANrIAreD.
Capt. fogg Acquitted on Charge Of AssauIting
an Officer.

Bucksport. Me. Aug. 2l.-Captain
Wainwright was arrested here. today.
by a United States deputy marshal on
charge of assault upon John Ander-
son. sailor. Captain Fogg was TAX
en- before United States Commissioner
Hamlin of Bangor. The charge was
not sustained and I'ogg was dis
charged.
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cReScEUS AND THE ABBOT
Will Meet. Sept. 4, at Hartford tor S7Ooo
Purse. $4,000 to Winner.

pos;on, Aug. 2l.-Cresceus and The 40
bo iii meet at Charter Oak park, Hart
S eorJ' Conn. Wednesday, Sept. :. Inc
match was made at Readviiie, TINS AFTER
h9 .rhc contract calls for three IN FIVE
80. Nc with a 5000 purse. 5000 to go to the
Winner and $500 to the ios ;e b. At fr the
sai', IL, trot likewise arranged, today. In
ioi .- i',.'.,a the starters will be BOralma.
nv Derby. Charley Herr. The Monk
and Gcorgiana. the purse ,s is ILL., ann IN
the conditions mile hea's' pest three Al
i.s.