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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28

Jimmy Handler and young Peter
Jackson are slated to fight at Al Here
ford's Baltimore club tomorrow night
and Hank Griffin, the California heavy
weight, win take a crack at Ben Trim
BILE in Los Angeles Tuesday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28

Marvin Hart, the underfeated mid
dle-weight champion, will make his
first appearance in the east in
twenty-round bout with Bill Houration
before Tom O'Rourke's new club at
Bridgeport, Conn, which he gives
the swell name of the Royal Golf club
Inducements were made to Hart for a
meeting with Kid Mccoy, but the
youngster was too wise and preferred
to try some of the other fasteners
before going against a crook like the
Kid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
BICYCLE TEAM RACE.
Sis-Oay international Contest Starts
in Madison Square Garden.
Sixteen Teams Representing All Countries
Entered. Will Try Tor Records.

\.w yo,k H., g-Th. .nnuu: irr.t
u.Itinu.I G-dav hiyycl, team race. hrg.iI
i'm m. Madison S,,,1,r,. t;,r1.n sh,rr f.
,f,.,. ,,,i,InipL. fS,,ni.,,, \Sm , I,,rs
w,u knnwn in -hr uYpjIjs,ir world A,
..Ynl;ar Corbettt' started The men. Wh,,
IN, shnt v-as r,r.I :.haIli us.i ,,,nulo VEL.
IN tn. Garden ANA SHOUTS ut encourages
mon, IN I'M. ~ MN r,fr.s.rtfnf. =, IN. ,ii f.
fcr,n; team, IN ~, r;tGc IN II whom ;.r.
famous long distance racers rrnm MN
rartS Of III, world
The Ii teams al, cnlnpus,,i uf III. fpi-
loving n,n- t;,1iunIfZ ANA Slfn.r
Franc; iiaIl ami MciTr.n. En.land
Fischer ana t'h.rrlli,.r France. :. Png-
ire ana Muller. It;.Iy. r-r.d.rirk~ ANN
Jnak. Switzerland, Krrff and p,Roeck
Belgium; Knrnst.,it ana Franks. GER
many: lawson ANA julius sweden. Eit-
Ter and Mclean. Syntlaad. N.wkirk AMI
Munro. southern: McEach.rn Ind VIII
thnur. pau-Amcriclu: McFarIAnd auA
Freeman. California: King and Samuel
S"n, ut%h: MAYA and Wilson, p"anSyIva-
Nnrc"tt' ""i zones. Cleveland.
I'll" muurN VIII y" divided as follows
First. $lEr. second. sl-": ,hird. S,'o.
conditions uf tn race are that th'' m"u
snail rid II ours day. Two mon vii
form 2 team and there will be- no individ-
ual rriz"s. here has been a Sigh.
chang" IN til" rll"S governing tn" race.
= r,,ms him !" dismount \" iii, H. n.
lowed to continue. in tho score with0u-
s,fy,rin,, Ioee ~ dir,.,,',,. u.h,., ~. ~,
cures a NV wheel
The racers. Or most Of them arc we'll
known to the sporting public. '.Eohh, II
Walthour and Archi. Mcf.achcrp. ,tr
n-Am.rican team. and tn. French pair.
Go,souItz and Sirnar ar. mt 10 lower
The record r,,dr in Madison S.uiar, car
don in lsal ~ Miller and Waller yh.n
that team covered o12i mills and 4 l9ns
Last year. Elkcs and MrFarland Won ,hr
s-da,s raca aftcr riding a;,> ,niI.s ,nd
laps
shortly b.for, -nidrip-,. 10 several
mon In teams we're caIicd cf bv the an
nouucer The circlad tho track and w.r.
introduced 10 the public tn" team rcp-
resentatives who started tho race werc
Gougoltz Hall chevaliier, Muller. Fred
"ricks, DeRoeck. karnstadt. Lawson, Nc
Lean, Monroe. Wslthour. Mcfarland
King. Maya. Babcock and Jones
The Swedish team. Furtos and Peter
son failed 10 u1ajifv ana Withdrew from
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of The Days Dealings in All The lead
Ing Stocks.

New York. Dec. I? -Thcro va 2 iiv"l:
shaking ont az sp"cula,iy" Tong accounts
in stocks. today. accompanied by II
threatening hr"ak in prices IN III" af-
t"rnouu thrr' WIS It 1udd"n .tbuut-fa
in speculative sentiment and srrambl"
rnsn"i amongst th" bears I" cover heir
short contracts
Amalgam.,trd Copper c"t.liun"d {"
maintain its conspicuous position. The
opening sales carried ~. stock back !.
~ *. which Was IN" low l.t.l Of tn"
day. Th" d"ruand dronp.d ~ as often as
the stock approached Saturdays level al
though determined support Wa alvay4
offered ~ j, appr"a ch"d -. Tn. bears
h'ctmc alarmed az N" action ~ IN"
prc" up - d iu iho.r frantic bidding
against each ether IN" HuHl price wa
hJt Anad. lower.
Tn" support offered 'n copper n III"
opening br"Ik prompted supporting nr-
dcrs c.s' wh.rr IN IN" rark"' ANA IN"
market stradi"d norn"utHTiit Qlii. a LIST
~ important stocks rising fraction over
SATURDAY. Hpt wi:h a rise IN u" call
loan rat" tp Ter cent. sT--culs tors took
fright ana uul"adcd stocks
Prices generally touched thu lua point
II the 'iny ln fhiS 81 mp. although IN
dividuaI stocks w"r" forced down under
market With them back e. about N" ~"
'"ycl several times. Th.r" ras 4 good
d'll ui calling Uf loans. but IN s'ckiTE
ncv accommodations burruw.r4 bid the
rat. ~ LI.Uu Themselves - q higher rat,
than "aa necessary. iJaginE from suhs"-
ut5"nt drl rloI ri,t'- The ruling rates
w-r" " pr t"gt. ~ 'E"N ~. ana Their
seemed anrl. sunpI5 at thn- figure
tn perception nj this fact merged
about ih- SAM tlIn,. mat Arnalgn mHt-d
Copper c"Inm'Hr-d it4 rally. From 4 gen
rral level RI p"Int ~ inorc below Sa,-
lrdHN= prices m. market began :u move
upwards ami gained momentum Their"
was Slight reaction before th' cIns".
hit thc ant"i-," WAS renewed making
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
IT ISA SUCCESS.
Satisfactory Test Of a Pneumatic
Dynamite Gun.
Huris Dynamite at Range Of 5000 Yards at
Hilton Head. s. c.

Savannah. ga. Dee. o-Thc test 81
the new pneumatic dynamite gun a,
Hilton Head. S. e., Saturday, under
the auspices Of q board OF army officers
is believed 10 have been satisfactory.
Maj. Ira McNutt of the ordnance de-
partment, was chief officer of the
board The gun is at the entrance To
Port Royal harhor, which 1t commands.
1t was shown the gun has a range OF
Of 5000 yards. Eight projectilea loaded
with explosive eelatine were fired. SIX
Of them exploded upon impact ana
threw columns OF water into the air.
Two We're fixed with time fuses. IT
they We're exploded it was ut such Il
depth under water that there was not
any disturbance discernabe. Thc *
plosive charges ranged from % to s1''
pounds OF nitro gelatinc.
Five dummies were, fired to test the
speed. The government required that
they should b" discharged i'll 20 min
utes. The time taken TO fire them Was
loic minutes. Forty dummies "f llro
pounds each We're then fired as an IN
durance test. There was no hitch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
"A FEW REASONS
Which are Rapidly Making a New Catarrh
Cure Famous.

S:uart'S catarrh Tablets. the new
Catarrh cure has the following ad-
iyantngcS over other catarrh remedies.
First: These tablets contain no co..
! cainc morphine or any other injurious
drug and are as safe and beneficial fo,
| chillrc rs for adults: this is an i'm
portant point when il is recalled that
n.any- cntarrh remedies do contain
these very Objectionable ingredients.
Next: Being in tablet form this REM
cd, does not drtcri"rate with age. or an
exposure to the air as liquid prcpara-
liors invariably do.
N"Tt: The tablet form not only pre-
, serves III" medicinal prorrieties but II
iS so far more convenient to carry and
10 use at any tim" that il is only Il
question Of tim" when the tablet will
entirely sup"rs adc liquid medicines rs
i has already done in the medical de-
rartnent Of the United States army.
Next: No secret is made Of the COM
position OF Stuarts Catarrh Tablets
they contain the active principles of
FucalyptuS bark. red gum. blood root
and Hydra stir. all harmless antiseptics
which. however, are death To catarrhal
germs wherever found, because they
eliminate them from the blood.
Next: You can not cure catarrh by
local applications To the nose anI
throat. because these are simply local
symptoms and such treatment can not
possibly reach tn. real seat of catarrh-
NJ 1iseas" which j., in the blood; for
this reason. inhalcrs. doucheS, sprays
and powders never really cure Catarrh
but simply give temporary relief
which a dose of plain salt and water
viii do Just as well.
tatarrh must be driven out Of tn"
system. out of the blood by an inter-
nal remedy because an internal remedy
is the only kind which can he assim-
Hated into the blood.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets do this bet
ter than the old form Of treatment be-
cause they contain every safe specific
known to modern science in the anti
septic form of the disease.
Next: The use Of inhalers. and spray
ing apparatuses. besides being in
effective and disappointing. is expen-
siNc. while a complete treatment Of
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets can be had NJ
any drug store in the United States and
Canada for ~ cents. lu-l2-l4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
RAILROADS ( STEAMsoArs
CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS

Personally conducted weekly tourist -.
cursions to California. leaving Chicas,
every Friday nlght-from Boston ever
Ihtrsday-over the Illinois Central r. r
for Los Angeles and San Francisco. via
Omaha and the scenic line OF the worId !.
passing through the grandest scenery o.
me ROCKY. Sierra Nevada ard ths
Tehachapi mountain ranges. and through
such tourist points as Colorado spr,ns,
Pueblo. Salt Lake City. Ogden and sac.
ramento: ALI TIE GRANDEsT SEEN.
lC FEATURES BY DAYLl1hr. I'nr ~.
!ustra;ed advertising matter. rates, reser.
walton Of bertHs and all further ir1forns.
ton apply to J. G. Clair, New Ens
Agent. Illinois Central r. r., rs WasS.
ington St. Boston. Mass. oct, demo-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION.
Plan 10 Be Tried IN Australia .ha. viii Be
Watched With Interest,

sydney. \. :. W. De-, s--Ry the
passagc Of the industrial arbitration
bill through its final stages. tho gov
ernment has placed law upon the
statute books. the working of which
will eXcit" interest throughout tn"
whole world
This bill not only compelS reference
of all disputes between employer and
employees to a. competent court. with
power to enforce its orders and awards
hut makes q strike or a lockout. be-
fore or pending such reference. a. mis-
demeauor punishable by fine or i'm
prisonment
The court which will pass upon these
disputes Is to be presided over by A
Judge of the supreme court and will
have most extensive powers. including
the power to declare a standard wage
and to direct that. other things being
equal. IN employer shall give prefer
once 10 unionists over non uniopists .
laborers. There is no appeal from the
decisions Of this court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
A Good Cough Medicine.

hnd Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is IN excellent medicine. ! have been
so'.erihs from severe cough tor the
'"St t"o months. and its has effected
= cure nave great pleasure in re-
"h'ihehding it.-W. &. Wocknar This
l. ''e opinion Of one OF our oldest ana
,.1,,, .pSpected residents. ana has been
,ha"1 ".''aFiiS given III good faith tina;
namas ~s.n may try the remedy ana u
ram,as. as was Mr.. Wockuer. This
wa,s ,''eas IS sold by John CouraHn I--
"1'e' s.; J. e. Houlehan. Gar,l;nnr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
SCENES OF TERROR.
Al Burning Of Queens Hotel, Fashionable al
House at South Sea, Eng.

London. Doc Tin Queens Hotel, 2
Southsea Eng was burned. SUNDAY
morning Forty Of thc guests .sca ped
from the building in their night clothes.
Two chambermaids employed in the hotel
were suffoc3tcd and several 1iremen and
others We're injured.
Queens Hotel was a Fashionable resort.
Among those rescued from the building
were the Rev ThoniaS Teigmnuth Shore
canon of Worcester and chaplain in ordi-
nary to King Edward and his wife: Ma ior
Gen. Francis Wm. Coils and Col. Charles
r.. Stewart. retired. aud Col. RtIxton and
their wives
Scenes Of terror attended tho burning
of the hotel. tn" guests stood Shrek
ing at the windows whilst the tiremen
performed the dangerous task Of rescu-
ing them with scaling ladders The hotel
wa Et!tt"d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
Rankrupt. Petition for DischAr1e
In the matter OF
OTIS HICk FORD. In banh'up''

In the matter OF
OTIS EICI>FoKD. IN bahh'HP'''
Bankrupt ~
10 tho Hon. Nathan Webb. Judss 81 tne M
District Court Of The United states i''
III. District " Maine. J. ,,c
oTIS EICkFDRp oI Augusta, n w
county OF Kennchec and State OF MalIe'
in said District. respectfully represemsss'
that On the 18th day Of December. ~. ~.
h. was duly adjuired bankrupt under ~. ~
Acts " congress relating {" Bankruptrs
thn- IL. has duly surrendered al NJ NJ
property and rights OF property. ana n's "
tully complied with All the readile'i NV,
vi said Acts and OF IN" prueis u '01'
coaching his bankruptcy. ba
Whcrrt,r, H. pr1yS, rhat ne nas ,,s. ~
Il. ,.i..i IN tn court - hay" III u's
charge rom all debts prnVdnl' ;s ,lX
his ,.stnr. under sand bankrup. ,Nta' ~,
.rrr, su.b debts ae arr excepted pS 'a"'
from such discharge. n
Dat,d this In u;,y W December; \. -
,o.G OTIS BICkFORD.
- bankrupt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
THE MINIS OUTPUT.
Total Coinage in Year. 176.999.i32 Pieces.
Valued al x134. 340.88l.

Washington. Dec a.-Thc report Ol
Gcorgs l. Roberts. director OF the
mint. Don tn. operations of the mint
service during the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1901. shows that the roinag'
lurin. flfestiscal year amounted to l'o.-
aa9 l32 pieces. Of tn" value of Sl3i.3io
Isl. or this s9"0Sl.'l' was IN gold.
S24l9S,S $50 in silver dollars. Sloa66, ,6i>
in fractional silver and $2,o99.36S in
minor coin. There also were coined AZ
the Philadelphia mint 22'.mo gold
pieces. OF the value of $3i9,0l4. for the
government OF Costa Rica.
The coinage of silver dollars during
,h., wear Was wholly from the stock OF
bullion accumulated under the act OF
july II. lS9n. The amount Of this bull
lion on hand ut the beginning of the
fiscal year was SS.26o054 standard
ounces AMI at the end of the year. p
Ie.. -. standard ounces.
The original deposits of gold at the
mints and assay offices amounted !"
sl-i.1rl. 80, an increase of $lA,lSl."Sl
over the preceding year. OF this ST
500. 4Ss WAS in foreign coin. 81, 600. i63
that of Great Britain. nearly all being
from AuStfalia anu SS't-'''"" ih'' W
Japan.
The estimated production Of gold in
the United States during the calendar
wear 1890 was of the value of s19.1.l 900.
and not withstandne the fact that this:
country led the world in production it's
imports exceeded its exports by Si2.
Ss6, 0lo The production Of North
America. practically all Of which comes
to tho United States. was sl1s. s.05l 800.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
District OF Maine. IS
an this 1th day OF December, \. u. is'l,
IN reading thc foregoing petition, Il Is
Ordcrrd ny I'll" cpur-, That hearing
b. had upon III" sam" m th" 18th day q
December. H. y. l,An. before said colHl
AZ Portland. IN said District. at 10 O'clock
III the forenoon; and that notice thereon
bc published in the Daily kennebsc Jolr-
nal, 4 newspaper printed in said listflc,.
and that all known creditors, and other
I -rSonS in interest. may appear at thc said
tim" ;ud place. ami show cause II AM
they have, why the prayer Of SAD Pc
titjOn.r should not he granted.
Ana II ~ further ordered ny the court;
That the clerk shall send by mail to Al
known creditors copies of said petition
ana this order addressed 10 them dt their
places Of residence as stated.
Witness The Honorable NATHAN
WEEE. Judrr of tn said court, ana -tue
saal thereof. III Portland. in said listrlet' ;
on TIN. eth day Of December. y L. I-''
IL. 81 \: II. DAVIS. ao, Slers,,
4 tue COPY OF petition and order thereon s
Attest: A. II. DAVIS. Clerk,
d.rIudlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Counsel for the defence in the trial
"i Mrs. Lola Ida Bonine, for the mur-
der cf James Seymour Ayres. Jr.. at
Washington. Saturday. precipitated q
lengthy argument over the right "a
ASK AN expert witness certain hypo-
thttical Questions bearing on the hin
wound Of Ayres. The court directed
tn" jury 10 retire during the discus
sion. The defence stated that it would
eadeavor 10 show by the witness, DR.
W. F. Carr that the government $
contention that AyreS received his
wound at long range was wholly un-
tenable. from the very nature Of the
wound. The court will render its d.
cision. Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
Bankrupts Petition for Discharge

In the matter of
WESLEY L EACOCk, !In Eankrliptcy F.
Bankrupt.
To the Hon. Nathan Webb. Judge rf til.
District Court of tho United States for
the District OF Maine.
WESLEY PEACOCk Of Gardiner, II.
the county of kcnnebeC ana State ri
Maine. in said District. respectfully rep
r"Scnts. that on III" .th day Of S"p,cm
her. last IaSt. hc was duly aCj ilcrl bank
rupt under the Acts Of Congress rclat-
ing to bankruptcy: that hc has duly sur
rendered al his property ana rights "
property. and has fully complied with all
the requirements oi said .tc;s ana III the
orders OF court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he rrayS. That nc may he
drcr""h by the court To haV, i iuli dis
charge from all debts pruvahlc Against
his estate under said bankrupt .\ctS. eX-
cept such debts rs arr excepted b. law
from such discharge.
Dated this e9th day ~ November. A. y.
l3il
WESLEY PEhCOCN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
FRIENDLY WORDS
For tn. nay.Paunceiote Treaty in London
Times Editorial.

London. Dec. ?.-'rhe Times in an edi-
torial on the HayPauncefote canal
treaty says it is hard to see how
Great Britain could concede more with
out pretending to give what she did
not possess namely, the rights and in
Cid"nts of territorial sovereignty.
That fact. however" says the Times.
would not weaken the objections of
those senator's anxious to oppose any
thing making for good relations with
Great Britain. AS President Eoose-
Welt and public opinion both seem 70
favor this treaty. we venture to hope
that it will surmount the threatened
obstruction"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
Capital Notes.

The reported assignment ot Mrg
Scaiabrin OF Placenza, Italy. as the
successor Of Cardinal Marrinelli. the
.'apal deleSat" i'll this country. is re
S3rded as Very improbable BY official l.
of III" delegation i'll Washington. Mrg.
Scaiabrini * looked upon as onc ol
The ablest ecceliastic OF the church in
ltla;' ard for a number of years, has
been in charge of his present diocese
IN PlacenZa. The expectation al
Washington * that Cardinal Martin
elli will remain until sprinc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
80 PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Dig Through Walls at Birmingham. Ala..
Five Recaptured.

birmingham. Ala, Dec. 3-Thirty
prisoners serving sentences for minor
crimes. escaped from tn" South Side city
Jail. bel 3 ana O'Clock. Sunday NOR
ming. by digging through = is-nch brick
wall with pocket knives. No guards werc
In the prison from l. to | o'clock. Sever
al of the prisoners wnr" shackleG, hut
after crawling through the hole they went
70 Il car barn nearby and brnk. off the
irrl bands with an axe The entire po-
lice force Of the city assisted hy trtIsty
prisoners. are searching for the escaped
m"n and ny" "f them were rccartpr',i,
sunday Afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
,,,,,t,p ~ NOTICE THEREON.

District OF Maine. s. u ,dr
ON this eth day ui december. y ~ isV-
on reading the foregoing petition. y y y.
,;,irr.d hy the court. That q hti't.me
had uu.n TN, same On the sNth uS
Dec-mn.r. A. Il. 1:r1. h"tor" Shin c"!l I,acl Il
Portland in said District. ~ ~ ci 80,
in rh,. forenoon: and tnn n"tfc,' thg.u -,
H.. published in the Daily ktnntorS 80, .,vu
Nh. A newspaper printed in said Ilsuu.. .tre,.
nnI that ali known creditors ana OH H.
p.rsnns III interest. mas appear y. "a !,
said time and place, md show how ca1Ss u Sail
any they have. why the prastdi "
nntjtinnpr should not be granted; ,-,
Ana i. is furthcr ordersd By IN, tne tou,ii 20 III
That the clerk shall send by ni'll ,i,,o, " ,,,
known creditors copies of SAID pe'thSy,I INV
ANA this order. addressed 10 them ~ go
nlac.s Of residence as Stlted. ,rrJ,y
Witness thr Honorable M ~
WEEH. Judge of the said court. anu ~
stai thereof. At Portland, in said Ms'IaSii ISli
"T u mn" - II. DAVIS. Clerk.
\ trus copy Of petition and 0f"e'
thereon. x-rc c,Ark.
Attest: a. ii. DAVIS C'erA'-
dec Inllt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON.

District az Maine. IS.
on this .th day oi December. T. \. T. l.bil.
on reading the foregoing petition. il is
ordered by the court. That Il hearing 5a
mad upon III. same on the 18th day Of
December. 4. -. l:sr. before said coirt
ut Portland. in said District, at 10 o'Gocl,
III the forenoon: and that notice thereof
y" published III the Daily kennehec Jour
nal. Il newspaper printed IN said District.
and that AL known creditors, aud Nthcr
persons in interest. may appear III the
said time ANA place. ana show Caus" II
any they have. why the prayer OF said
petitioner should not be- granted.
Md i; is farther orucrcd by the court.
That the clerk shall Send by mail I" all
known creditors copies ul said petition
ana this ORDER. addressed to them at their
places ct residence rs stated.
Witness the Honorable NATHAN
EBf'. Judge Of the said court, ard tn"
seal thereof. at Portland, in said District.
on the 'th day of December. y. ID. iF'l.
H.. s. 4. II. DAVIS, Clerk.
\ true copy ~ petition and order thereon
Attest: A. H. DAVIS, Clerk.
.leclpdlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
Boston Market.
Boston. Dec. =

Boston. Dec. ..
FIoi E-SprinG. tI51i5n
fDRN-Steam"r yellow. a..
OATS Tw" clip white. 81
FORM Ha"ks @0...'Fi21 y
REEF Steers. an'
NEAT.S- nlp.
LAMB SGf&i.
LARD -Tirrcc. H.
III TIER Northern creamery. 2J,1 -
CHEESE New northern twins. !g-.Itli
EGGS Eastern. 3qT33
POT tToES Hcbr"us. ssn.
SUGAR -Granulat.d 4.1
MINED FEED-y1u21
RRA$-Spring. 26: winter. q
COTTON SEED MEAI.-cs. ..-in.9
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
RECOMMENDATION CAMPS.
England May Change Policy and Place People
in Settled Districts.

London. Dee. g.--It is reported that
when Parliament rc-aSSemhleS the
nritish government will bring forward
q new proposal in regard to the recon-
centration camps in South Africa. 1t
is believed that this proposal will sug-
g,st the distribution Of the refugees in
the settled districts.
According to a dispatch from Brus-
scl~ Ia the Standard. Holland has
asked the powers to support her in a
demand that the people III these camps
h.. hrought 10 Holland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
bankrupt Petition for Discharge
~ TIy MdITfT UL
Herbert y. Fuller III RankruVtc,

In tho matter Of
iierb-r, \. Fuller. III BankrIptC,.
Bankrupt
To the Hon Nathan Webb. Judge Of the
District Court Of the United States 70;
tht DstIiCt NJ Maine
HERBERT 4. FULLER ot Gardiner.
iii h county uf kenneheC and State ~
Maine in said D.Strict respectfully rep
Iesents. that on the 3ith day OF August,
last past H. was duly adjudged bankrupt
under III" Acts of Congress relating to
bankruptcy. that hr has duly surrendered
all his property ana rights ~ pr"l-rtr.
ANA has fully complied with All the ~
quir'ments Of said Acts ana Of the orders
u court touching his bankruptcy
Wherefore hv prays That ne may b.
decr.ed by the court to have q full dis
charge from All debts rrovable against
his estate uuder said bankrupt Nets, cN-
Cept such debts as arc excepted by Law
from such discharge
Dat,d this 9th day OF November. a. T.
i.ol
HERBERT 4. FULLER.
Bankrupt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

John j. Moffatt. 8 Madison street.
Lowell. has been searching for his sis
Ter. Mary T.. for months without sue
cess. Miss Moffatt. aged 10. wrote her
brother from Rockland. Mass. about
eight months ago, and he has not since
learned of her whereabouts. In the
meantime her father died and he,
mother is i'll. She is feet > inches.
DARK complexioned and has brown
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Mary Driscoll who was arrested nj
New YORK. Friday. on n charge of hay
ing stolen Sl"oo worth Of j"welr? from
the house Of Albert l.. Merrill OF
i'r""kliIie. Mass. was arraigned in Do
ne" court, Saturday. A policeman 81
lr0okline was in court. and 1T his ~
quest the girl was committed to await
the arrival of re,,uiSition pap.rs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
New York Cotton Market.

New York. I,rc o.
h.r s.lt; January. S17. February. Ms:
March. A.ls. April. Sle. May. sig: jun.
s.l'. July Sl5. August, Sr5
Cotton spot closed quiet 1. higher: Mid
ding Cplands. ~. do. Gulf. ~ sales.
.-'i bales
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
Young Corbet and McCovern in July

New York, Dec. 9.-Yielding to tho
personal request OF Terry McGovern,
Young Corhett. has. it is said.
agreed to fight Terry. next July.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

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