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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13
Jockey shaw Suspended

New York, Sept l2.-Tho stewards
Of the Jockey club. investigating the
ride Of Jockey Shaw on Blue Girl in the
great flly stakes last Saturday, sus.
pended Shaw for the remainder Of tho
Coney'Island Jockey club meeting for
negligent ri.ing. The stewards say no
fraud was established.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13
Town Attacked by nrlRand..

Manila, Sept. IA force Of brigands
recently attacked and plundered the
town Of Cartillina. Island Of Negros,
which was guarded by Filipino police
Three Of the latter We're killed and FIVE
were wounded. Troops are now search.
ing for the brigands in the mountains.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13

The schley court of inquiry has
entered upon its duties and the
masses Of the American people
hope for complete vindication OF
the hero of Santiago in spite of the
schemes of the Sampson clique.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13

Why not yet requisition papers
for the entire state of New Jersey
and attend to the trusts and anar.
chists all at once, using the decent
people of the state for witnesses.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13
Notice.

I have turned my accounts over TO
Tom Preston for collection. All
parties owing me will please pay the
amount 20 Mr.. Preston. who Is au-
thorIzed 10 receipt for same.
2iS j. V. Brogdon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13

London, Sept. i2.-Marquis Anglesoy
was robbed Of jewels valued AZ $50, 600,
v hich were taken from room at Wal.
lingham House while he was at the the.
Ater Tuesday evening.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13

Czolgosz is pronounced Tschal-
gotch, but it looks to US like it
might be just plain Dennis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13

Santiago de Chill, Sept. l2.--Don
Soaquin Walker Martinez has been
nominated as minister Of Chill at Wash.
ington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13

There are now 1904 convicts in
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-13

They now call Sampson "ths
man behind the horizon"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
INTERFERRED WITH TRAIN.
Two Actors Find Themselves in An Unpleasant
Scrape at Bangor.

Bangor. Me. July 1?.-William Will
kinson of Pittsfield. Mass. and Will
liam Smith of Connecticut, two MEM
bers Of a dramatic company which has
been playing in this section. were ar
rested here, yesterday. charged with
interfering with the starting of "A
Maine Central train at old Town.
The company was bound for Bucks
port, and some of the baggage arrived
too late to be checked. The two men
attempted to put it aboard the train,
but We're not successful. They accord
ingly boarded the train and then threat
ened to throw the conductor off be
cause he did not wait for their bag
gage.
In order to reach Bucksport for the
performance. the actors We're obliged
to leave on the noon train. and to go
back to Old Town for trial was impos-
sible. Accordingly the men were tried
by telephone.
The judge Of the court in Old Town
fined each s. and costs. which they
paid to the officers here. and the ac-
tors left to join their company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
ASK DAMAGES
Resulting from Recent Small
pox Quarantine at Bangor.
Hotel Proprietor Wants Pay for Boare
fthe Shut-ins.
Detained Party Wants $500 for Suiisrinss and
Loss Of Business.

Bangor. Me-, July 1O.-P. d. w. Nc
Kinnon, proprietor of the Queen City
hotel here. and J. Foster Pickard have
petitiOned the city government for
damages resulting from the smallpox
quarantine at the Queen City hotel,
early last month.
Landlord McKinnon claims that his
business suffered greatly, that his
furniture was damaged by the contin-
ued presence of IL large number Of
persons, and that he was obliged to
board the shut-ins for two weeks.
AS the quarantine was placed on his
house to ensure public safety he asks
that such compensation be given him
as the city government thinks reason
able.
Mr.. Pickard claims to have entered
the house after ii was quarantined, not
knowing of the existence of smallpox
there; that he attempted to leave when
he learned of the danger. but was de
taincd. He suffered much, both physi-
caliy and mentally, and his business
was seriously affected. He asks that
the city pay him at least $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
CUBAN CONSTITUTION
Received by The War Department and Is Nov
Being Translated.

New York. July l0.-The war department
has received an official copy "f the CON
stitution Of the Republic Of Cuba. says 4
Washington dispatch to the Tribune. and
the document is now being carefully
translated into English by the expert lin
gusts Oi the inSular division. Chief in
tcrcSt naturally Ccntcrs in the manner in
which the sn-Calicd Piatt amendment ha,
been incorporated in the document.
1t appears from the official draft that
the convention has formally conformeo to
all the requirements. taking care howcv-
or. to do 50 with least possible injury to
"A condition of Cuban self respect. The
eight articles of the Plat resolution are
not made a part of the constitution in
the sense of entering bodily into its com
position. but appear as AN ordinance ap-
pended thereto" without comment or ex-
planation other than the simple title
appendix"
As a further conco ssion to Cuban pride
the last article is changed somewhat.
As Congress adopted ii. this article
read:
NIH.-That by way of further assur-
ancc. the government of Cuba viii en-
body the foregoing provisions in per
mancnt treaty with the United States.
The Cuban convention has stricken out
the words that by way of further assur-
lncc'' and the article is left to assert with
simple dircctncss. the government of
Cuba WILL" etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
OUR DRUGGISTS
Are Now Enjoying Themselves
in the White Mountains,
Frank R. Partridge of Augusta Elected
President at Business Meeting.
>Aeout 200 in Party Which Will Return TO
Portland. Tonight.

Portland, Me. July 10-Thc msmbers
of the Maine Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton, with their ladies. who Ianic here,
yesterday, to attend the s4tH annual
meeting of the association. lcst.s this
morning, on a special car attached t.
the regular train for two daysSstay
in the White Mountains. There were
about 200 persons in the party.
The train arrived at the Mt Plea sa MT
House at la.3O O'Clock this afternoon
and after dinner had been served the
business meeting began here. last
evening, was continued In the abscnc.
Frank X. Partridge Of Augusta, pre-
sided.
After the reading Of reports and the
pactaSc of resolutions i'll memory ct
deceased members. the election of Off
GERS for the coming year took place
and resulted as follows:
Preside MT. Frank Il. Partridge, Au-
guStl: vice presidents. u. Z. Moulton
Lewiston; +. T. Crane. Machias; sec
rc!arY. Nj. l.. Porter. NJ. D.. Danfcrth
treasurer. Walter |. Drew. Portland.
While the members of the assoCia
ton were in attendance at the buSi-
ness meeting the ladies of the party
were taken on a pleasure drive to the
cinity. This evening, general good
time was enjoyed. The party will re-
turn to Portland, tomorrow morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
0EBECCA WINS.
Great Rase Between Steamers
on Moosehead Lake.
Rebecca Defeats Priscilla 81 Seconds,
in | Hour, q Min. 29 Sec.
Much Excitement Over Race and Considerable
Money Changes Hands.

kineo. Me, July 10.-The steamboat
race, the biggest feature of the visit of
the Maine Sportsmcn's Association Ia
this place, this afternoon. between the
Rcbccca and the Priscilla was won by
the former with 81 seconds to spare. in
hour. u minutes, % seconds. The
contest was exciting and many wagers
had been made on the outcome.
The four-oarcd batteau race. Tues
day afternoon was won by Shea's crew
of Bangor. The Grcenville Indian crew
was second and the Wardon crew of
Bangor third. The winning crew 5
time was Il minutes. 40 seconds and
their boat was eight lengths in the lead
at the finish.
The members of the winning crew
are Edward Shea. captain; William
mdship stroke; Ralph Thompson. mid
ship bow; and Thomas Burke. bow.
The other races resulted as follows:
Double Canoe-Will Andrews and
Henry Johnson. first; James Duff and
Amos Thibedcau. second.
Creased polc-Jamos Bartlett, first,
George Toller. second.
Portage racc-Will Andrews. first;
John Lamb, second.
Log polling-James Bartlett, first.
Newell Mills. second.
Single canoe-Harry Johnson. first (.
Fred Wilson, second.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
FIRE At SOUTH CHINA.
lanes Mosher Loses House and Stable Loss
Partially Covered by Insurance.

South China. Me. July 10.-tSpcCiaD
jams Moshcr's house and stable
were burned. at about 10 O'Clock Tues
day. Tho fire caught about the chin
ney in the ell, and before it was dis
covered was beyond control. The barn
which was only a few feet from the
stable. was saved after a hard fight.
Most Of the househoud goods were
saved. 1t is Understood that it is par
tally insured.
Some of the old wooden sidewalks
about the village are being removed
and it is hoped that later they will be
replaced by gravel ones.
T.. II. jenkins and Willis Hawcs of
Augusta. We're in town. Monday night.
George CrosSman has gone to Slco
for q few days.
w. ]. Thompson went to Rockland
Tuesday.
The three large new cottages add to
the attractivcness of the shores of the
lake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
In It's Various Branches Discussed by the
Educat1rs at Detroit.

Detroit. Mich, July Elementary
Education was the subject discussed
under various heads by the National
Educational Association. this morning.
There were more than 2J00 teachers in
Light Guard armory when Bishop Fo-
ley of Detroit. arose TO open the ses-
sion with a prayer. President Green
then introduced +. Lewis Sheldon. su-
rerintcndent Of the city schools Of St.
Louis, as the first speaker. His paper
was on What is a Fad"
Among the speakers were j. II. Van
Sale Of Baltimore. on rs the Curricu-
lum Ovcrcrowded Charles II. Rich
ards of New York. on "IIow Early May
Work. VIM. X. Fowler Of Nebraska.
ANA Prof. G. NJ. Woodward Of st. Louis
on What Shall Be Taught in an In
dian SCHOOL,"
At the Matrons' branch. domestic
science, etc, was discussed. Various
departments held meetings. this after
noon. Before the kindergarten depart
ment. Miss Charlotte VI. Howe Of Co.
lumbia, :. c.. read a paper.
OF the other departments in the af-
ternoon. the most conspicuous address
was one before the department of edu-
cation for the deaf. dumb and feeble
minded on The Relation of the State
To the Defective Child" by DR. Fran
els Frandt of Philadelphia. who de-
clared In the sterilization of the
sexes the state has d remedy as simple
is vaccination"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
MoIAR BATTERIES TEST.
To Be Made at An Early Date in Portland
Harbor Deicnces.

Portland Me. July 1O.-Carcful pre-
variations are being made for a test OF
mortar batteries by board of artil-
low. oticcrs at Fort PrcbIc in the near
future. and telephone cable IS being
laid from the fort through White Head
channel to White Head. thus establish
inc, connection with the works at Cush-
inp.s island. 1t is now thought that the
tcs; will be made carly in August, and
before tha, time like concctions prob
ably will he made with other outlying
Notifications in this district.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
NOT INSANE
But Simply Nervous Is Miss
Kennisen's Claim.
Has Counsel Investigating Cause Of
Her Recent Commitment
TO Insane Hospital in Augusta. Prosecution
May Be Outcome.
NOT INSANE

Portland. Me. July 1O-Attorncv Frank
II. Haskell of this city. is quietly inve3-
tigating case which may in time rcsul,
in some sensational developments.
1t will be remembered that two week
ago Miss Sarah l.. Kennisen of North
Yarmouth. was taken into custody while
in this city detained several days and
then committed to the Insane hospital at
Augusta. At the time there was a rImor
that habeas corpus proceedings would be
brought with a view to securing her re-
lease from the institution, but that course
was not followed because the moving
party did not find it necessary.
The young woman, after "A brief con
iincmcnt III the hospital. was discharged
The claim is made in her behalf that she
was not insane. but that at the time of
her detention and commitment she was
in an extremely nervous condition
Miss Kcnniscn has retained Mr. Has
kcll as counsel. and II is her desire that
he find out If there was not bchEd the
case some i'll feeling or spite and to pros
ccIte IL the disclosures warrant.
The case came before the city govern
mcnt in the regular form. the aldermen
being called together to consider the case,
and two local physicians testifying before
tile board in regard to the mental condi-
ton of the young woman. The certif-
Gates OF the physicians stated their opn-
ion that she was insane.
Mr. Haskell is inclined to believe that
the city fathers could have wisely devot-
ed more time TO investigating the case,
and given the accused an opportunity to
bc heard. But he docs not question tho
right OF the aldermen to commit her in
view of the testimony. nor the good
faith Of the physicians who testified to
their belief thar she was insane.
Il do not mean to say said Mr.. Has
kcll. that there positively was any spite
as a groundwork for action against her.
but mean To thoroughly sift the matter
and locate the responsibility If l can pos
siby do so"
Miss kcnnsen Is a student at the
North Yarmouth academy. Her parents
are dead and she has been obliged to earn
her own living ana her education. ShC
is now at work earning the whercwith Ia
finish her course at the academy. next
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
AMICABLY ADJUSTED.
Premier Bond Says He Has Arranged
the Reid Railroad Controversy.

St Johns. y. F., July 9.-Thc govern
ment officially denies the report that
the minister Of finance, r. Hickman,
has rendered his resignation. owing to
a disagreement with his colleagues
over the Reid Railroad controversy.
Mr. Bond. the premier. says he ex-
poets to bring his negotiations with
Mr.. Reid to a conclusion and to submit
the new arrangement to the Legisla-
ture within the next As hours. 1t is
understood that whatever difficulties
have existed in the cabinet respecting
this question have been amicably ad-
justed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
DAUGHTERS OF 1912
Hold Annual Meeting al Underwood. Portland.
Dozen Being Present.

Portland, 4ic., July 10.-About Il dozen
members of the Daughters of 1872. com
priSing the total membership of the Maine
branch of that society. held their second
annual meeting ut Underwood. today.
Nearly all the members belong in Port
land and the officers are as follows:
President. Mrs. Charles a. Dyer. Port
land; vice president. Mrs. F. l.. Cram
Portland: secretary, Mrs. George f.
Walker. Portland. treasurer, Mrs. l.. 4.
Brown. Portland; auditor, Mrs. a. A
Chase. Portland: historian. Mrs. Andrew
IIawcs. Stroudwater.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
THE UNDERTAKE RS
Discuss the Relations Between Their Member.
and the Clergy.

Detroit. Mich. July "a joint con-
vention Of the National Association of
Embalmcrs and the Michigan Associa-
ton of Undertakers is being held mere,
today. Mayor Maybery welcomed the
delegates in Harmonic hall, this morn
Ing. President Roberts of the National
Association. responded. and he was fol-
lowed by John Mcdowell, who spoke
Of The Relations of the Clergy to the
Undcrtakers." and John Sims of Iowa,
who responded with The Relation of
the Undertaken to the Clergy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
LOSS WILL BE $4,000.
Damage TO Railroad Companies at Portland
More Than First Thought.

Portland. Me. July 10.-Thc loss from
the fire which destroyed the Portland
Street Railway Co s West End car barn
and se"eraI cars and badly damaged the
old Congress street station. is was learn
ed. today, was greater than at first re-
ported and will reach nearly NS.GD. The
car barn was entirely burned. but the
heaviest loss was sustained through the
destruction of the five modern street
cars. The loss on the barn is placed At
less than S500n and the Maine Central"
loss on the old station will hardly rcaci,
$lIn. The loss on cars and small supplies
will bring tnc total to $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
ATTACKED By A BULL.
Narrow Escape from Horrible Death Of wm
Reed oi Amiiy.

Bangor. Me, July 1o-William Reed.
an aged resident Of Amty. Aroostook
county was badly injured 2 day or two
ago by an angry bull. He went to the
pasture after his cattle and while there
he was attacked by the bull and would
have been killed but for his dog.
When the bull started for the man
the second time, the dog grabbed the
animal by the nose and drove him
away. The bull gouged the man in the
stomach Physicians were summoned
from Houlton and it is believed that
Mr. Reed will recover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
THE PLAN REJECTED.
Cubans Want Some More Satisfactory Electoral
Law i an Ono Offered.

Havana, July 9.-The Cuban consti-
tutional convention. this afternoon, re-
iected the commissions project for the
electoral law by vote of IL to Il. The
conservatives claimed that the law as
proposed was too radical. inasmuch as
il provided that there should be no in
reference with the elections by the
central government and because the
last elections showed it to bc impOs-
siblc to conduct elections honestly
without some restraining power.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
Weather Conditions and General Forecast,

Washington. July l0.-Thc hot wave CON
unuca throughout the West, and has OK
Tended eastward through the Ohio valley
The disturbance which visited the Toy -
coast inns noinin.,. passed into the intc-
rior with decreased energy and. as far as
reported, without causing serious dam
age. Another disturbance has pcrSistcu
all day on the northeastern North Carroll
ma coast and has caused northerly gales
from Cape Henry to IIattcras with rain
Warm weather will continue. Thursday
aud probably Friday. in the interior In
the East moderate temperatures will con
tinuc for another day. with showers on
the middle, south Atlantic and Gulf
coasts. ON the New England coast the
winds will bc fresh and mostly castcrly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
SUICIDE At SEA,
Fireman on the Steamer Arroyo Jumped Over
board. June 80.

Portland. Me. July 10.-A suicide
caused by seasickness was reported by
Capt. Flaws, of the steamship Arroyo.
The last man they shipped was a
Dane named JAMS Shultz, a fireman.
After they left port he complained OF
soasickncss. and June 30 disappeared.
No one saw him when he went over
board.
The Arroyo 200 miles north OF Cape
Race. encountered a number of large
icebcrgS From Cape Race To cape
Sable. there WAS a succession OF heavy
and danger Gus fOgS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
MARTIAL LAW
Proclaimed at Seville Spain. Owing to
Strikers Deeds.

Seville, Spain. July 10.-Martial law
has been proclaimed here owing to the
turbulence of the strikers. A mob. last
night. paraded the streets, hurting
stones prOmiscuOusly until a late hour.
The streets are now patrolled by
troops.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
The Privilege Revoked.

New York, July 9.-The World, to-
morrow. will say: Late last (Tuesday)
night, Park Commissioner Clausen an
nCunced that owing to the storm of
opposition which had arisen he would
revoke the chair privileges in the parks
granted to Oscar +. Spate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11

The convention was not called to or
| der until near IL O'Clock by Chairman
Bruckcr. Prayer was offered by Rev.
| John Hewitt. Hon. Charles L. Salem
was heartily Cheered when he was in
| troduccd as temporary chairman.
a minority report signed by seven
| Of the Il members of the committee on
credentials was carried by $50 ayes and
| ;51 nays. This reversed the majority
decision on Montgomery county and
seated the anti-Dowling delegates.
The report on resolutions consists Of
| preamble and 16 articles. The pream-
| bic follows:
The Democrats Of Ohio rc-affirm
| their belief in the equality of taxation
and other public burdens; theit advo-
caCy Of the equal rights Of all people.
| with special privileges to none; their
hostility to the monopoliZation Of in
duStry. with it's tendency on the one
hand to crush out individual enterprise
| and on the other to promote a social
| istic spirit among the people as the
only refuge from oppression; and their
| faith in that the ordinary and prac-
ticc Of constitutional government
| which brought the nation into exist
| cncc and has preserved it to the pres
| cnt generation.
1t is declared in the resolutions that
| the municipalities Of the states should
| he radically reformed. 1t is demanded
| that no franchise. extension or renewal
| thereof shall hereafter be granted eX-
cept upon vote of the people.
| on taxation the platform says The
Of utb bor Fa
vors from railroads by public officers
or employees shall be adequate grounds
| for vacating the offices held by them.
All public service corporations shall be
required by law to make sworn public
reports and the power and duty Of Wis
itation and public report shall be con
f"rrcd upon the proper state and local
auditing officers.
Steam and electric railroads and
other corporations possessing public
franchises shall he assessed in the
same proportion to their saleable value
ss are farms and city real estate
Capitalization, which would destroy
the rights Of the people is con
demned.
Tariff reform is demanded.
The enactment and rigorous enforce
mCnt OF measures To prevent monOpO-
lies and committees in restraint Of
trade and commerce are demanded.
The platform declares that all trust
products should be placed on the free
list.
on the subject of imperialism and
expansion" the platform says:
Powers granted the federal govern
ment We're not meant to be used to
conquer or hold in subsection the peo-
pie of other countries.
The Democratic party opposes any
extension of the national boundaries
not meant TO carry speedily to all in
habitants full. equal rights with our
selves. If these are untitled by loca-
ton. race or character to be formed
into self governing territories and then
incorporated into the union of states.
they should be permitted to work out
their own destiny"
The reading of the Johnson planks on
taxation were loudly applauded.
w. l.. Finley offered resolution re-
affirming the Kansas City platform
and expressing continued confidence in
w. J. Bryan. He said he wanted to
ascertain whether this was a Demo-
cratic convention and whether the
Ohio Democrats were looking back
Continued on page %
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
No MoIineux Decision Till October.

Albany. n. Y. July 1O.-It is stated
on the most reliable authority that the
court of appeals. which met here.
Wednesday morning, will not hand
down any decision in the Molineux
murder case until the October term of
the court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
SENT TO JAIL.
Unger and Brown Sent to Chicago
PenitentIary.

Chicago, July 1O.-Dr. August NJ.
Unger and F. Wayland Brown, con-
victed of conspiracy to defreaud in
surance companies in connection with
the death of Marie A. Defenbach, were,
today. sent to the peitentiary on an
indeterminate sentence. The case of
Frank H. Smiley was continued until
next term.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
CLOUDY AND WARMER.

washington. July 1O.-Forecast for
Maine: Warmer and partly cloudy,
Thursday; probably showers in eastern
portion: Friday. fair: fresh south tn wcst
winds.
For Massachusetts: Generally fair
Thursday and Friday fresh so,,,bcrIv !
winds. becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11
Boston Forecast.

Boston. July lo-Local forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Thursday. parfIv cio,,J,
seneraiiy fair weather with somewha
nigh temperature, variable winds: Eri-
day. ia'r. continued warm weather light
To freSn winds. generally unsettled
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-11

The spruce which has been fccdins
slowly 10 Il few mills for the rast lcw
davs kccping them alive. has given out
M last. and at present with the exception
of the Jordan mill at Old Town, ever
pjant along the river and the branches i
cIIt way down waiting for the drives
Bangor Commercial.