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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
THE TEXTILE WORKERS
Amend Constitution and Discuss Consolidation
With American Federation.

IIuiycbc. Mass, May AT today's
session of the International Union of
TcNtiiC Workers. the constitution was
amended so that hereafter the execu
tive board will include heads Of the
l.u,Iinc branches Of the textile indus
,ry The brc nches are grouped as fol-
lows: silk workers. cotton workers.
woo.on ana hosiery workers, and jutc
and linen workers.
The discussion following the favora-
uln report of the committee on con-
soiidation with other organizations of
textile workers, especially the Ameri
can Federation Of TcXtila Operatives.
was unfinished at the conclusion of the
session.
The report shows that 81 new locals
have been instituted during the year
ami five @rc-organized. The present
membership is estimated at between
50. 900 and 00,Gno. The convention Will
not adjourn before Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
A LEAD TRUST.
". c. Whitney and 7. F. Ryan Interested
Bio r. ant for ST. Louis.

st. Louis. May 1.-Eugene u. An
CERT. attorney for the Union Ledd ana
OH Co. which is reported as becoming
the nucleus of a lead trust backed pE
a syndicate of which W. {. NHit'''S
and Thomas f Ryan are the prorl"t-
crs. admitted, Tuesday, in d,scuasii'S
the situation in lead that the Wh'tlt'
syndicate is investing heavily III Ms
souri, lead fields and intend to cree
smelters and white lead plants III ne
West. One of these, which VIII cos
about 81. 900 600 will be built at p
Louis.
Mr.. Angert will not positively ST 'lc
that a trust is contemplated OF ~.
the Whitney combine would atteiiPt -
buy up all the large factories III WI,
souri,. He said that the poilcs -
syndicate would be aggressive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
TO Be CALLED OUT.
Telephone Lincmen in Four New England
States to Go Out Today.

Eoston, May The executive com
mittce of the Lincmcn's Union. today.
decided that. tomorrow, they VIII can
out the lincmcn in the employ Of the
New England Telegraph & Telephone
Co. in all parts of Maine, New Hamp-
shire. Vermont and Massachusetts.
\ committee of Lincmen's Union NO.
1Oi will visit Lowell. tonight and have
he union in that city issue z strik" or
der. The committee Will then visit as
rapidly as possible. Erockton, New
Redrord. Fall River. Worcester. Spring
field and all other cities where there
arc organizations. The executive OIL
GERS have been informed that all the
New England unions will strike lmme-
diatcly upon the formal request.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
Buffalo exposition's Dedication Day.

Buffalo, y. Y, May The program for
the dedication day ceremonies May ~. at
the Pan-American Exposition grounds
was made public, today. Ii Will consist
of an Exposition parade and a conces-
sionaires parade. The ceremonies on the
grounds viii consist, first. Of grand
Eight Of carrier pigeons freed on the Es-
planadc, and conveying the news of the
dedication Of the Exposition to the world.
The invited guests will then proceed to
the Temple of Music where the program
Will re carried out. At l. o'clock noon.
there will be an exhibition Of scientific
kite fiying
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
HOWARD GOULD SETTLES.
rays His Wiie's Dressmakers' Bill to Avoid
Further Annoyance.

New York, May To avoid further
annoyance and attendance in court
uuflhg the warm weather. it is claim
eu, howard Gould. today. settled in
.uii the claim of firm of dressmakers'
@saihst his wife. Katherine Clemmons
uouio' Tor gowns and wraps made up
=" ner order in March. 1900. The dress
.iahers a., sued for balance of 1925, but
s .is amount was subsequently scaled
o"h ard Mr.. Gould through his law
s.'. effected a settlement for $115O
winch covers the claim and the cost
u the action.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
Lowell Linemen Will Strike.

Lowell. Mass, May AFTER a pro.
tracted session. tonight, the employees
of the local division of the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph GO.
voted to quit work, next Saturday, uh-
lose their demands for a 9-hour day at
the minimum rate of So per day are
granted. Il. +. Bradford. business
aIent of Boston Union 104. was present
and addressed the meeting. Tomorrow,
Mr.. Bradford will give his attention to
Lawrence and Haverhill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Scrap With insurgents Macarthur Dciencs
Social Conditions in Manila.

Manila. MAY 1.-I.ieut. Hartman. with
s. men Of Troop L Of the II cavalry.
encountered 80 insurgents near the vii
iaEe nf Balayan, iuzon. The enemy
made three stands ana were each time
defeated IN the Americans. There were
no American casualties.
\ navy coIrt nf ingJiry is Investigating
The ALLEGED condition of Lieut.. Richard
" Townicy with tn" case uf cant. kr"i,
who Has been tried for official misconduct
in connection with thc conmissary d"-
rartmtnt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
ANOTHER HEALER EXPOSED.
This Man Claimed 10 Have Close NnshIp
With Jacob and Moses.

Denver. Col. May Thomas J. Shei-
ton, publisher Of The Christian, who
,,;,r,s close kinsnip to Jacob and Moses.
nI the poWer to cure disease by sending
,;hra tions to any distance. today pleaded
Unity to the improper use OF the mai.s
: sod ID vas fined s25 by Judge Hal.ett III the
I-nited States court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08

Washington. May ten. Macarthur.
as governor at tn" Philippine islands. ha'
rel ortcd to The tdiutant- general of tn
army concerning allegations mad" against
the authorities in Manila rclatiI. to the
social cVil whiCn exists in hat city. Con.
Macarthur says that Manila can chat
lcngc 4 comparison as to its moral and
orderly condition with arN city III Inc
I-niic,i states. Tho general suggests tha:
a committee consisting of those who
make tho allegations against the govern
mont at Manila be sent TO that city Y"
make m investigation. hut adds that
such IL committee first should "cdldiTt
themselves with social conditions in tron-
zeal countries.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
AVENGED HER MOTHER.
Ida Baare Kills Father for Insults to MONET
and Commits Suicide.

st. Louis. Mo-. May 7:-Gus'aIhe '. eta 10
legislature, was shot and killed az az, n n
home. tonight. by his daushteli; The the re-
Baare. aged 30. who then .i1li turner wound
volver upon herself. inillc'in5
from which she died. ouan was
The action of the young sah W1,''sn she left
premeditated In letter when crernd s,,d he. her
She said the frequent insults oo,nhaara BIZ,
and that She had resolved to XIII .nE;n@ aiL "A
then herself Mr.. Baare was '"N
nan when he was killed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08

rho steamer North Star. being bull: for
~ Maine Steamship Co, was launched
from Roaches shipyard at Chester. Pa,
rsaav The new vessel mas gross
!. ! .l',nge u Of 5000. is expected to develop
,ono horse power and speed of over IS
TO- acts an hour. Her cost will be S3v,..sJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
CONDEuSED DISPATCHES.

The Standard Oil Co. cf New Jersey, has
declared q dividend 81 l. ror share. In
tie cj,rh. Tuesday. at sSi,, the highest on
record
The work of selecting Il jury i'll the case
Of Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy. on trial ~
New York fer the third time fer The muir
der of Dolly Reynolds, was continued
Tuesday When count adjourned, Mon
day. i've jurors had been secured and
Tucsfay one more Juror was selected.
The special panel OF 100 ta'esm"n havin9
been exhausted court adjourned until
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
New York's Aid for Jacksonville

New York. May The total subScrip
tionS to the Merchants AsS"cia' 'tol !arh !
go ,ao n Nm Mills Ir. left on the spec
iai Train. tonight. which carried suppl s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
N u = v N - IN REMOVED and
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pas'a nectl. EoolS
and circulars desc-.b- -W q Il IN y On -
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Address. a ANA -
rW BERGEr sHENND. u 4 ES9HH
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LYNN, kASS z ~ = ~ = =
The Rose OF Sharon Potato

is famous wherever known l. is the
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uablc for market gardeners. truckers amt
carly market purposes. PERtf.C
TABLE POTATO and 2 WONDERS " J..
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start of seed. FIT Tor use in SIX " ,eks.
ripens in ten weeks. "Ort OF u varieties
planted this was supe rior tn al ~ quai-
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is the best rotato On e9r.h. &. Carol.
Pipes:on Co. Minn. Price per pound post
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j. $. Grant. i;os &, North SitneE. Ne.
mays, ,dlmoe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08

The New England Co. OF ba.n ..o
contracted to build 1oui -. of
schooner for Capt. A. J. Hos-o"
Baltimore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08

,,g suffered tortures. DOans Ointment
tnok away the burning and itching in.
SANITY. and quickly effected permanent
cure" c. W. Lenhart. Bowling Green.
U.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08

II has been decided that the MolineuX
c,cc will be argued before the New YORK
conrt Of Appeals in June. Ex-senator
Day-id B. Hill will argue the case for
the district attorney
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08

4 Florida will continue for four years
at least to lease its convicts to the
highest bidders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08

,ca There are 1870 public libraries in Mex
- containing i early 100000 volumes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08

Ten blind physicians are practicing
medicine in the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-08

Troy. N ". May Troy Traction em-
ploycs have voted to strike ana the mon
have left their cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-05
INAUGURAL BALL
HALL WAS a SCENE or BEwILD-
ERING BEAUTY.
Mrs, sTeKinIey's Sudden Indisposi-
tfon stops the Strand March.

Washington. March The eliminating
event Of the inaugural festivities was the
inaugural bali. held IN the vast audi
torium OF the pension ofsce. with the
president and afrs. Mckinley leading In
the grand march. and with men and
women Distinguished in every wax q iifs
touching elbows. dancing and mtngllng
with the plain American citizen. As a
spectacular event L was unpaFa sleied IN
the history OF inaugural balls. n ths
slrnptuousnsss q the arrangements
spleudor OF decoration 81 marvellous
electrical effects and fl fhe counties
throng taking part in the Frertacie-
when the doors ~ the great etrsctgre
were thrown open At o'ciock en- cage ?
crowd besieged every eutraace. an8 Ibes
OF carriages stretched lnt9 the surround
Ing streets and avenees Piatoeas o. po-
ice officers. mounted and uEme nts3
guarded the on1er entrance, keep,us beck
che rash ~ curious spectators znd bring
ing order out Il the chaos x carriage.
Soon the vast interior = The building be-
gan h take en- Ife and animation The
early corners busted theznaelFes in view-
frr the exquisite BEAUTIES = re scene
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-05

eEDu54utIdLlDu WIS maze manifest llllS
morning when the bin was amended so
as to exempt the companies from paying
taxes on premiums returned and losses
paid.
When the house met this afternoon,
Representative Jones scored another
point against the mound builders by
calling attention to the rules which re-
Quires member to be recognized by the
speaker before speaking on any question.
The meaning Of this IS obvious and
through the remaining days Of IN ses-
sion any member who is suspected Of
having concealed upon his person a pub
lie building motion will find it a ditIicult
matter to catch the speakers eye without
a previous understanding with the speak
er. A case in point arose this afternoon
when Representative Jones was in the
chair Representative Alexander who is
suspected of 'mound-building" tenden-
cies, was on his feet asking recognition.
but the chair, looking around, siad: The
chair recognizes the member from Pot
awatomIe," CAIr. Wood.
Bias were introduced this morning as
follows:
House bill No. 267, by Oliphants pro-
viding for the payment Of all judgments
against municipalities.
House bill No. 25S by OHphant, an act
to protect consigners OF coal.
House bill No 135, By Seeley, relating
to the payment of road taxes in labor,
was read a third time and passed unan-
imousiy.
Ouphants Jag cure" bill was again me
subject of consideratfo in commit ee of
the whole this afternoon. The bn pro
vdes for the treatment Of haoitual
drunkenness at public expense at q fixed
rate OF so for each patient. a motion
br Phelps to strike out the ena ting
clause excited protracted debate, in
which Emory MADE the principal effort
i'm support Of the motion TO strike out,
the speaker declaring that it was an
outrage TO add still more to the burdens
Of the taxpayers. The debate was paruc-
mated in by Onphant Nesbit, Decker and
scott VINO favored the bin, and Jones,
Phelps ana Wood in support Of the mo-
ton 10 strike out the enacting clause.
Tn motion to strike out was lost on
rising vote. a motion 70 redlce the ex-
Dense from $50 to SIS was adopted. The
bin q samended, was recommended for
passage.
Bouse. Bill 1S3, by Alexander providing
for the collection Of delinquent personal
taxes was favorably recommended for
passage.
House Bill No. 40 by Ward, legalizing
acknowledgements taken before probate
Judges and which provides further that
ali indictments Of conveyance made BY
an Indian under the charge Of a United
states India nagent may be acknowl-
edged before the Indian agent having
such grantor in charge. was favorsbly
recommended.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-05
pEER CRFFKls AMBITION
Has Delegation az Guthrie Asking
rora High school.

Guthrie, o r.. March Wv 4 An
drews, a prominent merchant % Drer
Greek. O. r., and O. ". Dritt. editor II
the Deer Creek Times arrived "a fhs
city on the 70 O'Clock train last Night
Taey came here 70 be present az the close
of Tho legislature and for the purpose n
urging the passage Of ofIuse 1914 $50 G
providing FOR the establishment % a tie-
trict high school az Deer Greek Trey
are confident that the b.fl VIII pass both
houses. and in addition they expect e. a.
tach an amendment that viii adj mnrh
70 the poss billties ~ The school should
Ii be passed These gentlemen have
opened up headquarters a. fbe New R0yaI
hotel ard ars pushing thelr cagse most
effectively. and say that they Will So
home with their blH a law or vii leasa
their EFFORT firmly STAMPED on the mines
OF the solons o. ths territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-05
netnilsinthe sennte.

Guthrie. O. r.. March AIN keeping
with a plan formulated in the fertile and
busy brains Of the mound builders over
sunday. Senator Foster this morning in
troduced a resolution recalling from the
governor Council Bill No. 50, authorizing
additional buildings for the Agricultural
and Mechanical college at saltwater. This
is one of Senator NIiner's pet measures,
and the determination to recall it from
the governors hands, where it has been
since last Thursday morning was partly
to punish the author for his open deser-
ton Of the mound builders" on last sat
urdav. but chiefly to whip into line Rep
resentative Matthews OF Payne, who vot-
ed against suspendmg the rules "a take
up the public building bin in the lower
house. Senator Miller made a three-hour
talk against the resolution, bat 1t pre-
vailed by a vote Of 10 o Harrison and
Duffy not voting. although the latter was
present The negative votes were cast
bv Miller and Clarke. Those voting fer
she resolution were Belamy. Upieeraff.
Coulson. .Brodho1. Foster, Messan, Todd.
Winkler and Woolsey.
Immediately upon the passage II the
resolution President Beuamy amxed his
signature II the university building btlI
and the bill providing for a normal school
in Greer county.
The council this afternoon passed the
following bills;
Council Bn no. BIZ Miller. 10 simplify
the election law: Council BW 17g. by
Win1ler. legalizin- the Bond election ~
Eingasher county: Counon Bln l2s hy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-05
Ayers
- .~A
= ar Sa p r1lla
slice bottle. Ali druggists.

Washington this week Among them
We're:
John Jensen, agent of the Ponca, Mis-
souri, and Otoe tribes.
Joseph W. McNeaI and Mrs. McNeal,
Guthrie
Frank H. Greer and Mrs. Greer, Guth-
RE
Zach Mulhall and Miss Agnes MulhaH
of MulhaH.
]. B. Charles Stroud.
Mr.. Soldana and Mr.. Jennings Of the
Usage nation, who were here also to lease
pastures in the Usage nation.
Ransom Payne, who aspires to an ap-
pointment of some kind IN the new coun-
try
Louis w1smeyer, Indian trader at Grey
horse, Usage nation.
Mr.. Flynn and family will probably
leave here March Is. Mrs Flynn, Miss
Flynn and Masters streeter and Olney
viii go to California for several weeks
Mr.. Flynn may accompany them though
it is probable that he viii return to Okla
hona on account Of business matters
R. H. FAXON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-05

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not uutil the blood has been purified and
brought back 10 a healthy condition viii
the aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James ReH, Of 7o7 Ninth street. n. E
" Washington, .. c. writes as follows A few
months ago had az attack of Sciaiic Rheuraa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-05

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ach, the natural consequence Of the
rapid eating, the indiges6ble pastry.
the coffee and pie or douahuufs
with which many q man slufs his
stomach under the name of 0ouick
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During The summer and 6u Of lSas.s
Wfl-cs Nh1s. II. Sergeant ESQ |ef pts5-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-05

amid the groups OF governors. Officers.
senators and distinguished officials see
vice president and his VIE proceeded 20
the ban room door.
Now thu scene was at rs height Tn
Ger the golden canopy Of the dazziins
lights moved the shifting throng-womea
in exquisite toilets. dowagers and mat
rons in rare old laees. and dehutantes IN
dainty Paris costumes. Win them wera
officials distinguished IN every branch ot
public life, grave Supreme court judge
governors Of states. surrounded by thel
brilliantly uniformed stans and aides ans
bassadors and ministers Ia geld lace ans
decoration. the highest ranking officers %
the army. navy and marine corps. eena
tors ard represents uves and officers Z
troop 4. the presidents crack organsza-
ton. IN uniforms Of Australian hussars
As the orchestra and band algesnated. the
moving thr0ng Joined In tire promsna. a
and dance. making = vast Kaleidoscope
picture.
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