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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-25

Cont ron Buelow. the Imperial
Chancellor. arrived in Berlin April Il
rom italy
By the explosion OF the boiler On
the river stezfer Mamona April Il, al
Vancouver. B. c. four persons were
killed outright and six others were
seriously injured
Minister LOOMS has arrived from
Venezuela and refuses 70 discuss
Venezuelan affairs except to deny the
truth Of about everything which has
been said concerning him
The Duke of Newcastle. who IS re-
garded as one Of the leaders OF the
ritualistie movement in England, has
denounced the brawiing that prevail
Cd at the installation Of the Bishop OF
London
Representative Of the Pennsylva-
ala Railroad Company. It is said on
good authority. viii soon be elected
10 membership in the board OF dtrec-
tors Of the Atchison. Topeka and San
"a Fe Railroad Company.
Ii is said that R. B. whiteside, the
I Eastern owner OF the Cala'eIaS grove
OF big trees, viii accept the amount
agreed upon by a commission to be ap-
pointed for the purpose OF making an
investigation and an appraisement-
Richard Pennefeather Rothwell Is
dead at his home in New York As a
mining engineer of distinction in his
profession and as a journalist few
men in his generation have equalled
Mr. Rothwell's services in the cause
| Of industrial science.
Members of the California Fruit
Buyers Union and other representa-
tives of the trade held meeting a
New York CITY TO discuss alleged
various trade abuses and see what &C
ton could be taken to bring abou
relief from present conditions.
Madame Laschere Highlander, al
English woman. living at Passy. nea
Paris. France. has been murdered b.
Ferdinand Ernst because she refused
10 marry him. Ernst who was borl
in Chicago. and who is said TO b
director of the Manchester House AM
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-25
SCHEME TO EXPLOIT
AMERICAN COMMERCE
EMBARK FLOATING EXPOSITION
ON LONG CRUISE AFTER
BUFFALO FAIR.
II Arouses Great Interest at Home
and Abroad-President Austin of
Bureau of Statistics is Promoting
the Enterprise.

NEW YORK, April IA special
to the Herald from Washington says:
Instead OF inviting foreign purcha
sers of American goods TO come 10
this country and see our wares in
Salesrooms or in expositions. o. l..
Austin, President of the Bureau of
Statistics, proposes that American
merchants and manufacturers shall
unite in carrying samples right to the
doors of foreign customers in a great
floating exposition.
This idea has aroused a great deal
Of interest in this country and abroad
and letters Mr. Austin is receiving
from prominent business men en-
courage the hope that 1t will take
practicable shape. Mr.. Austin's plan
Is TO have men engaged in different
lines unite in chartering several ships
on which they will install exhibits Of
Their wares, each exhibitor to be al
lotted space in proportion TO the
amount he subscribes- Agents will
accompany the exhibits to explain
them and negotiate for sales. As the
lower holds of the vessels will not be
suitable for exhibition purposes it is
proposed that they be utilized for car
rying limited stocks of goods for i'm
mediate delivery when sales are made
The feet would sail down the east
coast of South America. up the west
coast. across the Pacific TO the ports
of China and Japan. possibly Austria
liza, the ports of the Indian ocean and
thence home by way of the Suez and
the Mediterranean. taxing in the
principal ports of Europe and con-
snusing about two years.
This plan is being put into practice
by a group of exhibitors at the Buffa-
10 exposition. who propose after that
fair 70 put their exhibits on board a
ship and make a tour of the Next
can, Central American and West In
dian ports. including Bermuda 4
similar plan was adopted about two
years ago by some merchants of Ham.
burg. Germany. who sent out float
ing exposition on board single ship
The expenses amounted 10 about
500. goo. while the direct sales
amounted to s5.sS6 coo. without TAX
ing into account future sales result.
ling from the introduction of goods in.
TO new markets.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-25
AnoIo-eerman Fraternization.

LONDON. April liking Edward
received General Won Moltke. nephew
of the former Field Marshal, and Lieu
tenant Usedom at Marlborough House
today. The German officers were &C.
companied by a sergeant wearing the
new German field service uniform sent
by Emperor William for King Ed
wards inspection. The uniform diff
fers little from the usual colonial
equipment. The knapsack and other
paraphernalia are so arranged that
their weight falls entirely upon the
back. and the whole equipment can
be released whenever required by I'M
clasping single buckle.
King Edward expressed warm APP
proval of the uniform and made Cen
eral Won Moltke a knight commander
of the Royal Victorian Order. and
Lieutenant Usedom a commander of
the same order.
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The Danish Cabinet.

COPENHAGEN. April 15.-Despite
the rumors of the resignation of the
Schested Ministry consequent upon
the signal defeat at the recent cleo
tons. there will be no change in the
cabinet for at least six months. and
possibly for year. when elections for
the landsthing will be held. This
decision was reached at a Council of
State at which the King requested the
ministry TO remain in Office. Some of
the members desired to retire. but it
was ultimately arranged that the cab
met should retain power.
When a change is made it is ex-
pected that ministry of the Left will
be formed thus introducing Parlia-
mentaryism into Denmark for the first
time
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight the Stanton Opera Company
opens the season at the Opera House
with a presentation of the tunefnl
~norcas." The company arrived yes
terday after a pleasant trip and they
are all feeling in first-rate spirits.
The pretty opera which win be pat on
tonight was the great success OF Pau
line Hall several years ago. Miss
Stanton Is said to sing the lead with
excellent taste and execution and win
be supported by several conscientious
artists.
Saturday there win be two perform
ances OF the pieee-a matinee al popu-
lar prices and the regular perform
ance in the evening. The advance
sale Of seats has been satisfactory.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-25

DR.. CarmichaeFs appointment as
Federal quarantine chief at San Fran
cisco bodies well for peace and quiet
ness in hitherto troubled waters. It
also gives assurance OF efficient ser
vice. For a high sense Of duty. with
ability and tactfulness in its dis
charge. DR.. Carmichael is one man II
a thousand.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-25

The iron market has long been rec
ognized as the barometer Of trade
A review of the steel industry, as
affected by the recent mammoth con
sohdation, coming by last mail and
given in this paper would appear to
place a period OF general depression
far in the future
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The floating exposition Of American
products is a brilliant idea. Hawaii
ought to get some advertising in the
-oat. il only a few pictures of its
scenery and printed information for
tourists. There is no occasion for
peddling our sugar around the world.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-25

The development of smallpox
among Porto Ricans on Kauai, several
weeks after their landing at Homo
lulu. should indicate the necessity of
fumigating the effects OF immigrants.
This ought to take precedence of fu-
migation of mail matter as a safe
guard
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-25
Sad News For JUDGE Gear.

The Ventura brought sad news to
Judge Geo. D. Gear yesterday morn
ing. Word was received that Miss
Anna Walker. to whom he was shortly
to be married. was lying at the point
of death. Her home is in Philadel-
phia. but she has lately been travel
ing in Europe. Judge Gear promptly
adjourned court
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

l.. VI. Phlbrook of Eelgradr. was in
;hr city ~ business. yesterday.
Mr. ana Mrs Michael Hickey "
s,mer.illr. We're in the city. yesterday
Ralph +. Crockett Esq. Of Lewis
ton. W,S in the city yesterday, on
business.
Miss SUSIE Whitehouse of Torsham.
is III" guest If her sister. Mrs. Norman II
McKinnrn.
J. T.. clark. station agent At Winn.
l. stopping for few days With J. q.
kirkpatrick.
Miss Julia Berry returned. Monday
from visit with relatives at Boston
and Somcrvlle. Mass.
Mr.. and MIS- Nat. Wiley Of North
conway. y. H.. are visiting at The home
ut George White. Stapleton.
j. +. Atkins. station agent at Fair
field for the Maine Central passed
Sundry with augusta friends.
". i. kirkpatrick Of cobb Divinity
school. Lewiston. was Il recent guest ~
Nj. ana Mrs. J. =. kirkpatrirk
Dr. and Mrs. q. G. :. Davies We're ut
Isle of Springs. over sunday. TheY
have, now closed thcir cottage fer the
winter
4. Il. Whitt"n of tn" firm II Ma
,omb"r. Farr & Whitten. has returned
from weeks visit With relatives ~
I:uckfeid.
Mrs. Nathaniel Noyes has returned
from Madison. where she mas bePA |"
attend the funeral of her cousin. the
iatc Wilson Creation.
Hon. Joseph W. Bartlett formerly 81
Litchfield. Maine. nov in the o;Ilce u
he secretary of the United states sell
ate. was IN lhr city. Monday
Ecy. p. Frank Atherton is in tn"
city. He assisted tcV. Norman NC
Kinnon in conducting the services a'
The CONGREGATIONAL chulch. Sunday.
Samuel Chute. who has been very Ill
with appendicitis ut his home on upper
Water street. was removed To me 'its
hosnital. yesterday, where n" W!ii VI
drrco an operation.
Serct. NJ +. Ecwbury. inspector "i
rife practice in the WaterNliie OH
many. \. O. :. NJ. who Is VISITING III
ihe CITY for Il few days. was an inter-
.stad snrctator ut the shooting contest
~ tho muster grounds. yesterday.
samuel Chute. who has been very ~
with appendicitis at his home on upper
Water street. was removed to the 'lts
hospital. Monday. where he was oper-
,tad on in the afternoon. His condi-
ZION last evening. was regarded as
/ very critical
| Jnbn r Dunton and Mrs w. II. Dun
80, have returned from Newport.
where shay have been Nisi'ihS reia
tivas. The former has now gone !"
t.ethrl. where he wilt D" ihe guest o.
George French Of the Maine Farmer
office. for a week. They are trying
their luck at hunting in the woods III
that vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
s. Weston.
co. F's EIEic DAY.
Shooting Contest General Sports Successful
Dance in Eveoinq.

| The annual field day of 60. F Ist
! leg. y. g. :. NJ. WAS held Yesterday
~ th' muster grounds. \ large. num-
r"5 of the mcmhrrS of the roupauv
Mrr" unable to he present ana consn-
oG"ntly IN" event was not as st1ccess
mi as il otherwise would have been.
\cNrl th"lrSS il Was far from Il failure.
Tie EcmbtlS who were to nartici
l"'" IN tn" shooting contest arrived on
tn" grounds at about 10 o'clock and the
r"nain!er ~ the forenoon WAS con-
Aumcd by that contest. The final wind
up Of this event did not come until i'm
III" afternoon. Th. contestants w-r.
All privateS and non commissioned Off
Gers. III" commissioned officers no, be-
Ing allowed To contest. Tn" range >Yas
at 10 yards ana the best score made in
"hotS decided the prizes of s.. SO and
s.. rs follows: First. Private Levi Cvr.
score %: second. corp. Henry F. Pcase.
1col" SO: third. corp. Thomas NJ En-
light. score s.
III" remainder Of the afternoon was
consumed in long distance shooting
ant IN general sports. The former was
n g"-aS-y"u- please event ana attract
mVch more than the field sports
The general sports consisted of
lu0-Nard dash 200 yard dash. a stand
ine broad jump and potato race. In
the FIRST three Of these. first prize vas
taken by Corporal Conner and the see
ond ~ Private Duke. In the potato
race Sergt. Tobry carried off first
hunurs ana Scrgt. Sears second.
IN the evening & grand concert and
ban was held in city hail. This Is the
second event of this kind held by Go.
+. and last evening was even more sue
crssful than last year. There We're
about 100 couples present. - Of which
Nlcr. on the fnor for III" grand march.
Musi. inr both concert and dance was
furnished III Very satisfactory man
nrr ~ tar-y's orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

\.v. York oct. 3S.-fh"rc WAS no very
aggressive, han spirit manifest from thr
niitect in tudaYs stock market. dith h't'S Il
thrr,. wa some support i''H spec VA @i".hf
from time to time. and Il rather Eaitlnc
,ttpn,u1 rnHt;,. to revive til" spirit of tn
butlu IN bidding up Il group Of Sncclait :
nhnu, midd;y Tho demand for stocks
however. was III q minimum "ni prict'
I..,,t .,,.fno ~ "A lower leNCr. Tn pres
nI,rn waI nnt severe through the IRE tt"i
nurt ~ th,. dny but gained force ara ~
the last hour the session became atll'.
The bears added their selling I" tHr f,;'
iZing and uncovered stop loss ol'ttS' Nv
r..iIizin. was by recent speculative buy -
rc .,.ii.ltIv as was shown by tn" con
Sni.tn,I- w., ,kneeS of those stocks winch
have hccn under recent manipulation ioi
III. advance The taking of bear profifN
~ Tho room traders caused only ftehit
rtlli, ana thc clns.ns Was weak at ab"u'
,hn lowest I-ndoubtcdlY the hardening
tendency of the money mark I and N
nrosprrt Of gold shipments 10 fariS ~
week prnmpted tn" spcculativ" huGiia
Nv. fnlb.,nd again over the NorthcrH
pnritir settlement seemed to .athr
.-Innm in the spcculatiV" mind after Mi
Norrnn had arrived at his Ollie" and ~
w,s nivrn out The renewed weakness
~ Ano,lpamated Copper was a,su AN IN
settling influence. tn" selling "i thlS
stock ana Of Sugar was very heavy II
Eoston account. Call loans rose. TO-DAY.
II nnr cent and the assurance when
w, nnrnfessad saturday over the i'll
craas,. in thr cash reserves Of the banks
was dissipated and Yielded to anxiety on
account of the large loan expansion to'-
,irn exchange continued lrm tod;tN. me
,"iirn.,d bnnd market waS influenced
somewh,t by the weakness i'll stocks. bu.
nh.nre. were. not important. Total Saci.
,,n' T.,i,,n {, loo.0(n. United States b nus
wnr, al Unchanged on the last call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The Cony High school football team
is putting III some hard practice every
afternoon. in preparation for the TWO
games TO be played. this week unl
some changes have been made in the
team which are calculated to strength
en- it. The boys hIV" surprised those
who are interested in Inc sport by the
wonderfully good showing they have
made so. early in the season. the most
optimistic did not predict a strong
team on account OF the very light
weight Of the players. ConY will play
Oak Grove ut the Seminary grounds at
Nassalboro. Wednesday. and. Satur-
day. the OLD rival. the Lewiston High
school. will be met at the Augusta
Driving park. The game at Lewiston.
il Will he remembered. resulted in a Vie
tory for the Spindle city boys by Il
score of To @. but ii was said that
Cony rather outplaycd Lewiston even
if the score did 20 against the team.
The matter Viii he decided. saturday
ANA the question Of supremacy Setll-i
in ore Of the hottest games Of the sea-
son. i. Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Th"r" WAS Il meeting of the French
Canadians of the city at the Lyman
mouse, Sunday afternoon. at ; o'clock
gumher We're present ana 81 names
We're added To The recently formed
Naturalization Society. Thirty names
wrr- ais" affixed to the list of those
WHO wish to become members az Il
FIR nch-t tanadian social and literary
club. This latter organization has not
as Vet been formed. but will be later.
IL the meantime those who are inter
csted in the welfare Of the French
population win dcNote their attention
10 the raising Of III" money necessary
for tn locating NJ The new French CO..
lega in this city. Dr. .Avila o. Boulay.
who has charge oI the canvass, reports
good progress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Tot Causes Night Alarm.

conc night my brothers baby was
t.'.ru ufth Group" Whites Mrs. J. g.
sniao1 If Crittendcn. Ky.. 1T seemed
/. s.ou!I strange before we could get
Il ,,rctnr. - Ne gave it br. King New
Discovery. which gave quick relief and
permanently cured it. We always keep
il in tie house I" protect our children
from Group and Whooping Cough 1t
cure M. of Il chronic bronchial trouble
that no other remedy would relieve.
InfaIlihIc tor Coughs. Colds. Throat
ana Lung troubles. SOC ana $l.oo. Trial
bnttl.e free ut Eowditch & WchSt"rs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

y. w Robinson, a member of the Ma
'onal Home at Togus. reported the loss
al y" in cash II the police. last even
ing. lie went into a store. had IL bill
Tor that amount changed for smaller
ones ana later missed the money. He
was unable to tell whether he had lost
II or MS pockets had been picked.
Search was made but the officers wrr,
unable To find amy clue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL MAT
TEL, SEE PAGES 8 AND II.
ConvaIescence.

Con,alcscenco is sometimes merely
apraront. not real. and especially is
This tlue after such diseases as pneu-
,nonia tvphoid fever and the grip.
,rn mako il real ana rapid. there is no
other tonic 50 highly I" ne recommends
"a az Hoods SarSaparllla.
This great medicine cleanSes ana re
news The blood. strengthens all the or
sans and functions, ana restores
health. Take Hood s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
New York Money Market.

New York. oct. y.
Money on call closed steady at 3'-"'
Prime mercantile paper i'="5 per cent
StarIin., exchange firm at 1865 for dc
mand and at 4ss i.lf3s for 60 DAYS.
Posted rates MS tIs'iSt; x!;i t;M an and 4.S''a-
Bar silver 5.la.
Mexican dollars 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The s.. II. < G. Electric Road IS
buying the best Of everything -
il; improve may be per
mancnt and also profitable. 1t
ha,> Inst received one of the most
p;:,ctical and substantial snow plows
made. the Taunton. \ little later on it
will no doubt be interesting to see Ii
operate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
New York Cotton Market.

New York. o,t u.
Spot cottrn closed quiet 3-l6 lower.
Middlins tplands. a-l6: Mddlinl GIlI.
,-1G. Sales. 40.
Cotton futures closed steady. October
1.5S: November. 80 December. ,.G6; Jan
uary. 1.63; February, 1.62; March, 1.62
Aplil. 80; May. s.tir: June. ~; july. s.5>.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

"S'" nothing to prove the value of
Noushiins bronchial tablets; Il samnle
H''hase Tree. II John Couyhlin. =
co,ner drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

AUGUSTA LOCALS
Hoping.

litti" sunshine fer the y.aru.
~ the dark were gronin',
i'ut N spite q fears an tears
Nr'r" a-hopin''
na"rlh that from out the ni.ht
,,n'ri trtur WI, come Il morning bright.
Nm al thc world in light
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

"heh YOU want 4 horse blanket re-
HiS'nper NE Brooks Hardware 90. have
th immense stock OF them which it Of
fers at bargain prices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

hr ladies Of the South Parish con
E''S&tiohal Society viii hold their A.
Hual sale. Thursday ana Friday III.
, ANA g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

MonaGhan's advanced class will give
another extra at Union hall. Wednes-
day evening. The event. last week.
was ~ delightful affair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
RELIABLE FURS

We carry the Target rs. ortIrent III
popular-priced fIrs in Augusta Scarfs.
hoas, fur Neckwear. MuffS. Jackets
thildren's Fur Sets and Trimmings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
A Week Of Garment Selling

Several handsome lots have Iate'y az
rived. Jackets Ncwmarkets. WaIkin.
Coats and Capcs. They'll be sofa on 4
close margin Of profit. with a view 10
doubling the garment business during tho
next few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Stylish Weaves for
Tailored Suits and Skirts

Hroadeioths, 'heNi"ts. iIomexpun Mel
tons. kclseys. "il the hest plain colo,ings
all the tasteful, toney mixtlrcs. from
1oc to $50 per yard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
z;nc and Grinding Make

Decoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear
tuice as long as lead and oil mixed ty
hand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Excellence Of Our Black Goods

Never in such shape to serve M, /,
this item ~ now. Standard Or fanr,
wcar"s that wuIld 90 credit to AIN stnr
From ;9c To SO, per yard
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Much Quitting Money is Now Being Spent.
uooo hing to Know Where Can Spend With Confidence
FLANNEL WAISTS

FLANNEL WAISTS
We have large and carefully se'cct,d
stock Of fiInncl waists. Griffpn tailor
made goods. The amount Of business
being done on these waists is convincin..
proof that We have rhc right eot ds. right
~ priced
FLANNEL GOWNS
for men. women and children New goods.
clt in full. generous sizes and finished in
the best possible manner
Agents for Mccall BaZar Patterns
Most stylish. up-to-datc. 10 ana l5 cents.
None higher.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Boston Market.

II ~ ~ 'I'IN Z Y 7 q
EGGS Firm fresh. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Tel. So.