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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
SURPRISED BY INSURGENTS.
Wagon Train Attacked--T Killed Two
Wounded ard One Missing.

Manila March "a wagon train and
a detachment Of the Signal Corps. to
gcthcr with six MacCahe scouts, were
attacked by the insurgents about mid
way between the towns of Slang and
DcsmarincS in Cavitc province. Three
Americans were killed and two scouts
were wounded. while one man is miss
ing. Four horses and one mule were
killed. Capt. MAR. with detachments
Of infantry and cavalry from SLANG,
arrived at the scene Of the surprise TOO
Hate to intercept the cncmyS retreat.
1t is persistently rumored that COL.
Wilder. chief of the Manila police,
Capt. Gaines. in charge of the Manila
secret service. and Lieut.. GillespiH Will
be ordered to rejoin their reg .nt..
No orders to this effect have seen
issued. Gen. Davis, provost marshTl of
Manila, denies having recommended
these changes. The officers the.nSelV"
assert that the stories are cirC.ila ted
BY persons Interested in trading With
the Insurgents. 1t is charged in Ger in
quarters that the police are over zeal
GUS in making arrests Of all aGed in
surgcnts under Gen. MacArthurs $ pro
cllmation.
No notification has been given con-
corning the trial of carman, CarrarZa
and others who were arrested by the
police on charges of dealing with the
insurgents, ana the police have been
ordered to refer all cases in which they
shall subsequently obtain evidence to
the provost general for report to the
military governor for investigation he
fore making arrests. IN these cases no
arrests have Yet been ordered, H.
though the Investigations are being
conducted.
Tho commission has decided to dcu-
be the appropriation Of Il 900 o00 for ths
Improvement Of Manila harhor. ana il
has passed a hill accepting the trans
fer Of the Manila public library.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
JOINED IN DEA1g.
Caleb HaliowcII and Wiic Of Windsor Pas,
Away Within Few Hours Of Each Other.

oalep Hallowcll Of Windsor. died. at
I. NJ. Monday. aged 50 years. and his
ueath was followed by that of his wife
MRS. Elnellne (Jones) Hallowell. at G
~ NJ tuesday. both deaths being due
" pneumonia. The funeral of both will
ne heid' at =. NJ. Thursday. under
'he auspices of the Masons Mrs. Hall
owen was q years of age and is sur
NiVed by three sisters. living i'm Au-
Susta, Mrs. Emma Combs, Mrs. j. A.
humney and Mrs. NJ T.. Wheelock.
MRS. Susan Dove of jefferson, was also
sister of the deceased. and two
bFothers, ID. Fl. Jones and Albert
Jones who lives in San Luis, Cal. SUR
vivc her.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

| T.. l.. Stap,cs went to I,iIe,v,,,b
Tuesday. on business.
| George r. Dcorce of lewiston v,, J.,
th,, city On b,iyi..n.s r,,rsd.,
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| ing IN friends AVA ,.,,,it,I ,-,...,,,,.
day
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lo1u' l''u l'oi'i '"e'' Ne'''ns t'iP'
burton Sliilth OF iorlfhH' pcl"'y
hltc" HtateA MAJ Sla'- "IS Gaming vi
friends III thc CITY, yesterday
Mr. ana Mrs. y. l.. purinton 81 Wa
terNilie. are III the city, guests oi their
sons r. b- ana = r. furiht"h'
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Mardcn
Johnson of East jefferson. are visit
ing III the city for few days.
Miss Ethel Hodgkins. stonosrapher To
Secretary Dunbar Of the Senate, is i'll
at her rooms, No. u Elm street.
Miss Gertrude Bcanc of Bangor. has
returned to that city after spending a
few days at her homo in this city.
Miss Susie Whitehouse Of Topsham.
daughter of Senator Whitchouse, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Norman Me
kinnon.
Iro,.hort \ Gardner nrincipal of
Dattnn ACADEMY ig tho guest for a few
davs Of his brother, Representative
Gardner Of Patten.
D. >ra,,,,n ,1,kinnon will 90 to
p.,,,-ra, tn,norro,y ia deliver A lecture
hafaro tha students of the Bangor
T,,ao,ocical Seminary.
eo,.orod bis com
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
The INDEPENDENCE
VIII Never Be Sailed by Anyone bu. MJ.cf
Says Mr.. Lawson.

Boston. March 5.-The Boston Post
has the following: Mr. Thomas ~.
Lawson has given the following state
ment to the Posi- regarding the story
that he would race the independent
under the namt IF Mr.. Foster Of thr
New York Yacht club:
Il have never contemplated, Tluch
less discussed anything Of tn hind.
and unC.r no circumstances VIII my
boat eve. race or sail but in my mann.
ana min alone. Don't misunderstood
mo. I s&y that under no circumstances
will the' Independence ever race under
any name but mine, because-Wcll, ~
cause | own her"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.
Bill Reported 10 Allow Taking Lobstcrs Only
9 Inches Long.

Brston. March 5.-Much to tin" :Ur"ri :"
oi the House. the committee ON fisheries
ana game reported uHanimrUsly on tn
bill reducing the length ot lpnSt"rs which
may be cause in thr waters of this state
from iei- to . inches. Tue proposed leg
isatlon Will place Massachusetts, IN ac-
cord with the laws governing ipt StcrS in
other New England Stat"s a1 Wei rs in
the provinces. Thr Comnittce. however,
reported another bill providing that loo
stcrs which have been mutilatcd shall h"
evidence that they were under the re
auircd length. Tie committee also re
ported against the bill which provides
Ihat AL the candidates Of one political
party might DO voted for by ON" cross.
Tho legislative hearings, today, We're OF
more than ordinary interest. especially
that on the bill prohibiting the Manuidc-
turc and sale of cigarettes.
\ spirited attack was also marc on IN"
tobacco trust. ii being claimed that small
dealers were not allowed to handle any
other goods III this State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
perry's Flagship to be Raised

The man-of-w war friGate N'"7' ,,,,,,
..,,;a, commodore Perry won the od'''o @
"' ~ I,rio in the war of lS12. may -"
o' t'n, a,arcd from the bottom of the i'Ne
NJ w,bv people who think that h'al'n @ ~ IS the he
s'rTiv lost as though were iry niso Hostel S
ba F''nEs yhSn
sSs'Ss *asr + r psssa ioI ana say
scstve lrohIs and is Seichng sGfS bilious
rSess, "t:;H See that our Private hottle. ttl
tg,;n tgne, covers the neck Of the oo''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
CONY HIGH BASE BALL.
rour'ecn Candidates Commence Indoor Prac
ticc..The Prospects Are Good.

rou'tceh candidates for membership
Oh the Cony High base ball team were
ou' ior indoor practice. Tuesday after
noon at the gymnasium. for the first
'ihnc' and began training for the pur-
pose OF getting their muscles hardened
ior the seasons work. There is
enough good material to select from in
me schooi TO ensure a first-class team.
ana several of last years players will
De seen again. this season, in the mi
form OF the chool. For pitchers there
VIII he johnson. Williams and Hanson
oi .he 1000 team. and it is probable
that johnson will be in the box in the
majority of tho games. The catcher
VIII be Harry Gordon: Kinsman VIII
play left field and Craig center. Ralph
small will captain the team and plav
second basc. as he did two years ago.
me other positions will have to he
tfled for. The first game of the sea-
son VIII be played Fast day. but as
vet 1t is not decided with what team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
ENGLAND As A PROIECTlON!SI.
Decay OF Refining Industry Will Force Duty
on S"Gar.

London, March 5.-"The charrciior nt
IN" 'Tchcuucr" - r Mi"ha"l Ilick -Boach
SiIl prominnnt member Of the House al
commons I" representative Of Thr AS
scented Press. tonight will probably in
tr"dl:rc a duty un sugar in the forthcnm
ms budget and Will pcrll& -, also IL ii u
tount"rvailuE duty"
\ member Of the ministry said: ~ Ctn
only say that this serious depart ire from
EnSlandS historic principles of free ira f.
y undCr uiScI"Sion rs til" provisions uf
the budget are kcpt secret uHth annuumr-
td in the House Of tUnmouS However,
Il sugar is not taken OIL tho free list.
there Will bc a large number If diSip-
pointed conservatives. on tn. other hand,
the Introduction Of such Il motion will
meet with til" most ti.r," opprs tiun upon
the ratt Of the Liberals ana All Inc olI
time champions Of free trade.
"Thc movement in favor Of S.!ch Il StCn
is due to the almost utter decay of Eng
land : refining industry. March t. NJ
James Reid. member ot thc fIouSr VI
commons from tr"CurcN. the tCnter ut
the sugar refining industry. was appoint
ct spokesman. hut ~ the last moment
Mr Etitnur Was obliged t. C.tmtel his
consent. owing tu til" necessity ~ Il vnt-
ing al tho House S ttmc to thc Gcrat. cu
:-uppliyS.
Nj James Reid i'll au interview with
4 representative Of 'rh- Ass cjntcd Press
said: Yes. y taX Un Sugar is practical
ly protection: but ! see no wa uIt cf H.
What we hope To- get. though am a re-
lln"r myself is Cpuntrrvailing duty
which VIII nuliify the bouuti"s afforded
by FtIacc, Germans and Belgium.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
A Good Couqh Medicine for Children.

Il have no hesitancy in recommend
ing chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
saws f. +. Moran, a Well-knoWn ana
popular baker Of Petersburg. Va. We
have given it to our children When
troubled with bad coughs. also whoop-
ing cough. and it has always given per-
feet satisfaction. 1t was recommended
to me by "A druggist as the best cough
medicine for children as it contained
no opium or other harmful drug. Soid
hy John Coughlin. III Water St, and
J. {. Houlehan, Gardiner, druggists.
a. "A +
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
THE GRAND TRUNK
Ca, Lease c.. S. & N. and Will Double Track
from Por. Huron 10 Chicago.

ottawa. ont. March at 4 meeting
Of the railway committee Of the House
~ Commons today. q bill was passed
granting the Grand Trunk power to
lease the Cincinnati. Saginaw & Macki-
nav railroad for % years. Another
bill for increased bonding power on
the Grand Trunk Western was hrld
over.
Mr.. Wainwright, the manage" oi IN"
Grand Trunk. stated that money was
To- be applied t. the double tracking Of
the road from Port Huron to Chicago
Mr.. Blair the minister of railways,
pointcd out that the Grand Trunk had
diverted trade from Montreal to Port
land, Me. and insisted that money
granted BY the government should BE-
.pcnt in canada.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Enhancement Between Germans and Chinese.

Berlin. March 5.-Thc war office has
received the following dispatch from
Count Won Waldcrsec, dated Pekin.
March A. "A patrol of u under Lieut..
Col Wallemcnich. located a strong
force of Chinese troops west Of Lung
Hsuan kuan. the Germans losing three
killed and one wounded. col. Lcdcbun
was dispatched. today, with four com
panies from Pao Ting Flu to clear I'm
suling pass as far as the great wall
and to permanently guard the pass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

state OF Ohio. City Of Toledo, ~.
Lucas County,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that hc Il
thc senior partner of the firm oi +. >.
cheney & 90. doing business III the cliy
nf ,roIrdo county and state aforesaid.
INA that said firm Will pay the sum oi
~ HUNDRED DOLLARS for "dcl
INA fvery case of t'atarrh that cannot
he cured by the usr Of Hairs Cathrrn
%rro FRANK j. CT ENEf.
sworn to before mo and subscribed III
my presence, this 6th nay q nc.rnlpet
a. p. 1856 y. "; hlEASoN:
(Scan. No'ary fupiIr'
iI.ITs Catarrh cure is taken internaly
aud acts directly on the blood and mu-
cons surfaces Of the system. Send fol
testimonials, free.
'e'''''F F. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo, o.
sold by Druggist, 1Jc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Assist Nature.

you have been told to hitch ynur
wagon 10 a star''--that Nature will as
sist you. That's all right. There are
times. however. when you should as
yist Nature. and the spring is one of
the g tines.
Nature is now undertaking TO cleanse
your system-if you take Hood Sar-
saparilla the undertaking will be sue
cossful. and your complexion bright
end clear.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
WARSHiPS AT PENSACOLA.
kcarsargc and Massachusetts Will Remain
There for Indefinite Period.

Pensacola Fla. March The flagship
Kcarsarcc ana battlcShip MaSSa"huset t.'
of the North Atlantic squadron VIII re
main here, for an indefinite period. The
itinerary Of the remainder of the South
crn cruise has been completely changed.
When the fleet leaves here VIII :" Tor q
cruise among the West Indian Islands Bat
will not touch at any Cuban ports.
Tents have been pitched and camp 5-
tahlishcd in Santa Rosa island. TUo1daA.
and the men will be put through a com
ulcte drill ~ several days duration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

The Seattle Steamship Co, Monday
in the federal court at Seattle, Wash.
was given \ verdict Of $1o.656 against
the Fircmen's Fund Insurance Co An
award of 81 was also made to settle
il claim of $4,000 by the steamship
company for an attempt to save the
steamer Laurada. The suits grew out
Of the loss Of the Laurada in the fall
If 800
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Board Of Registration in Session.

me board of registration is now in
%SSlon at the City building, for the
Hrpose of making additions and cor
Ftlons of the voting lists, and
I'll hold three sessions Gaily
-atll Friday. when it will close
= O'Clock in the afternoon.
.N hours of the sessions arc
aom A. NJ. to / =. NJ, 3 to s. and
W. p. NJ. Tuesday there We're six
Hdines added to the lists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Turkish Treasury Empty Cant Fay.

Constantin"pl". Monday. March i.-Eih
sofia. Bulgaria, March lit is now he-
1icycd that tn" delay ~ payment 81 th'
FIRST iustilImsnt on the cruiser ordered
IN the Turkish government from tn
Ctanna rf Philadelphia, is caused Sni"l!
by thr pres, nt pOv"tty Of tn treasury. i
Is expected however, that the hr5t pay
mont will shortly be made. thus keeping
no contract in force.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

Each warm day makes the condition
OF the roads leading into the city worse
ana tho farmers are preparing for a
period of isolation. which must com,
about as soon as the sun pcnctrates
well into the huge piles of snow which
cover the roads. The stage drivers had
Somc trouble. yesterday. at times the
horses slumping in up to their
launches
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

The memorial to Queen Victoria sug-
ccstcd by the committee on ministers
and former ministers and approved by
King Edward is to be monument, the
most prominent feature of which viii
he y statue of the Queen, to be erect
cd near Westminster Abbey or Buck
jnrham Palace.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Troops 10 Occupy Chang Ting.

Berlin. March Count Won Walder-
Sec has ordered troops to occupy thans
Ting. 81 kilometres north of Pcl1in.
where the Boxers are active.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

Word has rcen received at Bucks
pn1t of the arrival. Sunday, at P1lcr-
mo Of the Bucksport built schooner
George {. Thomas. 20 days out from
Eucksport. on her maiden trip, s"c-
and run.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
ALEXANDER OF SERVlA
D:nies TIA. iIc Was Lacking in Fillal Scntl'
mcnt Toward His Father

Paris. March G.-Lc Figaro publishes
q ::ncciaI interview. this MOI ming. with
KIM Alcxlndcr of S"rvi1, III which
tie King defends himself against the
charge that he lacked illial sentiments
towards his father, the late King
Milan. whose death. King Ai"Xand"!
savs occurred before he was abic t.
Ic,.e for the bedside of his parent.
King Alexander declares that the Ser
,ian crisis was in no way connected
with the death Of Milan. He asserts
that there is no truth Ia th@ report q
IN alliance between ScrviI, BGlgu -
and Montenegro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

George Whitfield Butts of John y.
smith & Co. bankers and brokers.
4 cd. Monday. of pneumonia. Mr.. Butts
vas born in Providence II. J.. in 1883.
No was educated at Yale University.
He afterwards became Il banker and
broker in Providence. as q membc' of
the firm of Chase e. BUTTS. He went to
New York in 1904 The burial VII be
in Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Daily ksnntbsc JcurnaI
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Compensation.

The savage beast. the poison VIM,
The evil of the earth.
! know not If tho good ana bad
Were only one ut birth:
But all the world seems gracious
When | set against tho wrong
y woman s love. a sheaf of grain,
lily and a song
Nixon \NatCrman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

n /, /. Cummings portable saw mill
~ "dhcheTter is in readiness to begin
w,.,a ,,a'ohs and Will probably be started
bas '.''i' a day or two. Mr.. Cummings
n'S large lot of lumber on the spot
''''ihG to be sawed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Q: E: CLAS0N, Assignee,
GARDINER, MAINE.
THE lNDEMNITlES.
Continued from page j.

discussing this appeal and the question
of dcfenCcs. but have arrived at no de-
cision owing to the divergence Of
views.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

-Ni'i'tut dI'Nt Inc sea lbi tDpt.
Highest barometer Feb. ;, :9'g inches,
Lowest barometer Feb. II. :JOL
Average barometer o94I
Number of clear days. 1,
Number Of fair days, Il
Number Of cloudy DAYS IA
Amount of snowfall 10 20 inches
Average for February for %
, HcarS' Il inches
Total precipitation as water, 49, inches
Average for February for 90
years, i01 inches
,"tal movement OF wind, 1856 mlcs
AFerag" daily movement of
wind, - Min, /,
TEMPERATURE
Average Tor the month. IL ;
Average tor February for SO
years. 1ou ir
Highest. February 26. 10 O
Highest for February for 50
years, 70
Lowest, February ana -. $50
Lowest tor February for 33
years, - q
Average Of warmcst day. F,b-
ruary ., - q
Average Of coldeSt Gag. Feb
ruar. 2. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
The Weather for Ftb 'u.rv

Abstract of meteorological observations
taken AZ the Maine Agricultural Expert
mcnt Station, for the month of Fchrii1~v
1901. ''''
Lat. ~ 81 :" \. Lon 6S' 10 II" W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

~ large load of edGingS was over
t''hed on Grove street. about o'clock
S' evening. The horses were going
=. quIte a fast pace when the driver
cu TO turn from Green onto Grove
Yueet and TIE tip-ovcr occurred. 1t
I'M surprising that the man was not
nmt but the worst result was the
team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

King Edward has issued 4 letter ia i
tent empowering the Duke Of Corn
vaH ana York to confer lIl:Shthood
vhi!c 10 Is in Australia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
DIED..
![E\NEBEC'

kENNEBEc.
Aibion-Feb. II. Olive Mason. widow OF
the late Jacob l.. Wiggin. aged q years,
: months. % days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

The regular meeting Of thG ,vodnnr-
C,nb viii be held at 2.45 T. NJ e,un,o,; Wtur
dav March 6. in the hall over 0''i'i0''
smitbl e. Moodys music store
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

John Friend will be at the ~. ,.ana n,
Mission, Wednesday night
viii he welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Local and Business Tips.

Five hundred pounds Of Wh''e ''',,, ~,
but received. Will be sold pouil13 '''
., cents as long as it lasts III 'np,
-tn,i ! ~ mlrch6dlt"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Special Advertisements
WANTED.

a COMPETENT kITCHE> GIRL at
once at the Cony House, Augusta.
murG-,5t
ANY LADY can earn good pay maxim 3.
silk neckWcar at horne; work sent au.
distance prepaid; send LOG. for scaled run-
r;rt for cmplpvmcnt. Merchants su-,-
I Is Co. CambridEcport, Mass
mart, dlwt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Polo Games.

~ Hrocktnn- Lawrence. Fl. Erp"kt"n. &
At East Weymouth East Weymouth, ="
Salem. J.
Lcttic Leonard, colored, living six
miles from Talbotton, Ga, mad he
mouse destroyed b. fire, Monday. Three
children were burned to death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
The OP0RT0 TROUBLES.
Premier Ribciro Defends Authorities ard
Accepts the Responsibility.

Lisbon. March 5.-In tn" Chambc:' of
Deputies. today. Senior Fernandez in
tcrpcllatcd the government regarding
the troubles at oporto. which he at
tributcd to the "insolcncc and audaCity
of the ultramontanc reactionaries and
the weakness Of the government en-
phaszing the charge that the govern
ment had not made the law of 1884
against religious congregations re-
spcctcd.
The premier. Senior Ribciro, defend
"a the authorities Of pporto ana ac-
ceptcd all the responsibility growing
out of the existing situation.
Senior Fernandez insisted that it was
necessary to apply the law of 1884. and
the premier made an CvasiVc reply.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

Madrid, March 5.-The Portuguese
censor stopped dispatches from oporto
reporting that a crowd had stoned the
Sardan mcnastry in the suburbs of the
town. last Sunday, and that the cav
airy We're called out.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-09

.e n;s naine, oc1-n twlst your necK.-
 "rhey are for her sisters grave" said
 ''You young ilarl she never had a sister!
 "Then they are because she looks pale and careworn."
 That's another Hep
 Then be shook me about tn told hlm who had sent the flowers. didn'i want to. of course. but thought Mir, Mosswell had been mistaken and ii would do no great harm.
 "Oh. its that old bowlcgged burdock, ehS" sneered old Banks as be let so of me. "An right-I'll toy with him. Come along and see the fun"
 He entered room 2S7. aud he grabbed Mir. Mosswell by the neck and slam banged him for ten minutes. while Miss Jared stood in the door and clapped her hands. When my adopted father had become a wreck. he was flung under the desk. and the wrecker took hls de- yarture. It took 20 minutes Of first aid" on my part to revive Mir. Moss we'll, and the first thing he did after getting his breath back was to yell ai me:
 ''You scum of the earth. but m burn you at the stake for this"
 But what lnve I doneT' l asked
 "Glven mo awayP
 "But what was there to give away Can't anybody send a pale faced, anx. jous woman. working on starvation wages. q bouquet to lay on her sisters gravey-
 "Ratsw he whooped as be made a grab for my hair.
 had to leave him. Ills benignness had fed. and he was no longer my adopted father He might help other elevator boys to pay or the widows mortgages, but he had no more plunks for me. l went down stairs with heavy heart. and that was our last meeting. l got the janitor to go up as . mutual friend. but MT. Mosswell threatened Co brain him with a chalr. Two days later he moved out of the building old Banks wanted to give him a parting kick, and Miss Jared chucl'led to see him go. In the eleva- tor, as took him down. started to express my sympathy, but be tried to cross his right and flnd the point of my jaw as reward. am grleyed and sorry. but I cannot blame mysen. There are wild adventures and strange mysteries in all lives. but In none more than in the life of sammis, the elevator boy. NJ. QUAD.