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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

2dngftngerte cine Eet e
Of e.-6arrD Win ton, "a Sabre
alt, purbe geitern i'm mittleren Staz
tionsbau1e pom Yoli5eirt6ter Se6ttg
auf Die 4ni6ulotgung, angeblt6 9rn.
%. 9. 8Drpn BON Wiaiamsport,
Mb., cine &eiietaI6 e nit 0amsntleiz
bern %geitoblen gu baben, Dem 9ez
ri6tsperfa6ren iibertpieien. Die Eeiz
ietaf9e unb Die Sa6en tpuroen gez
tern Mpreen pom @e6eimpoli3iiten
9pbler in benz SrDblerlaben bon Wf.
q. Cohen, Ger. IA, 9urriionzS trdbe,
qefunben, ND Der 9ie6 bic Sa4en
p~erfauft bate. Cohen CAB eine CUTE
9ef6reibung bon benz Weann. Td6z
Dem Der @ebeimpoli5iit i'm perluien,
bemerfte Cohen be%nfelben in Dergfa9z
barI9aft unb peranlaBte feline Ser
baftung bur9 einen Yoli5iiten. Die
&eiietaf6e mar am 20. Stunt an Der
2igbtitraBenz@ erfte bon einem mad
Bolton fubrenben 9ampfer geitoblen
tpprben. 6r. 8pron bate feline 81
tern, pel6e nad europa fabren mol
len, no9 Bolton begleitet, unb Die in
Der Geiietai6e entbaltenen Sa6en
qeb0rten feiner Mutter. Gr fe6rte
geitern suriid unb ioentifi5irte 3eifez
taide unb Sleioer ais iein, refp. oas
giaentbum ieiner Jumilie.
g o bemofrotiI3 e
9artei.-9eftern Morgen perium=
melte ii9 bic io5ialDemofratii9e
gartei gu elmer Special : 9erfammz
lung i'm v2aborz 2pcenm" unter 8orz
fiB bon 6rr. 9otb. Ius ben 8eri6z
ten Der peridiebenen GOmite'n lit erz
ii6tli9, bab am 4. Suli bic Stats
Convention Der Experimentation
Yortei in bisiiger Stabt 5uiammenz
treten pirb 8ebufs Nominirung BON
gonbibaten fir Die 6erbitpabl. Nm
20. Suli finbet bic Rationale pnpen=
tion Der So5ialiiten bes 2anbes in
Snbianapolts, Snb., itatt 8ebufs
@ereirigung aler 9o3ialiiten in cine
9artei. @eitens bes r8arl Diary
Clubs" unb Der REORGANIZATION
gartei III cine WaHerfabrt na6 Dem
f90nen summit 9rpbe" am Sto=
nepzGreef in Iusit6t eenommen, mo-
gu Elm em1iges gomite bic nOt6igen
8prbereitunsen trifft.
Sunge @auner mcgee
9euG t. - Gin an Der Weit 90,
nabe CHARLES : @traBe, ~pobnbuftsr
damn entbedte am Sreitag 4benb
Inn II r6r brei grobe &nuben, tpel4e
bamtt be 9Gftigt naren, bas @orz
bGngei6lob an Der 2abentbiire bes
GiIenpaarenbdnblers 9urrp @roB,
glr. 5, Wsft 20. @trabe, gu Dur4feiz
len. Gr rief ben ppli5iiten Moore
bonn nDrbli6en Oi1trift berbei. aber
ebe berfelbe feline 9anb auf Die BUR-
f9en legen tonnte, rifIen lie aus nnb
entfdmen.
Hudedngts eema9t. =
Ser por 5pei Wo6en bonn W&dppr
9aDes an Die peri9iebenen Separtez
mentszGbsfs erlafene 8efebl, bic Sc
lepbone Der vGbefapeafe : potomac=
60" gu entfernen, 1T am Samitag
riidgGneis sema9t porben. IS 1T
mDgli9, baB Die Selepbone bieier
Gompagnie gang bleiben, benin bic
@eieni6aft bat ibren Oienit gu $40
pro Ipparat a~ngeboten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Wetterausfi9ten = SIR
Marplanb unb ben Oiitritt golum=
bia flar unb rparm am Montag unb
Oienftag, frifde peitliae Winbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Sermildte tclcsrapbiide Scpeiden

- 8ei'm 8aben ertranf Bel 8ingz
bamton, 49,, i'm Susque6dnnaz
fFluB Der 25zjd6rigs 5reo. 9o4iln,
Der ii9, obns i4ptmmen gu tonnen,
gu peit 6inaus gepa9t bate.
= Our9 cine 5euersbrunt 1T Der
9ei9Gftstbeil bes 0orfes Scott BET
9anpert, g., 3erit0rt poroen. 9ilfe
aus 9anfpert fam gu ipdt. Die 9obe
0es @9abens lit ni4t 6etannt.
- 8israig Gbineien, bic untergerz
lebunq Der Ginpanberungs 9eleBe
nd9 ben Ser. Staaten setommen, ia
men aus benz @efdngniB in Ganton
auf benz @ege na4 Gan 5rdn3tscQ'
BON mo- aus tie beportirt perOen lolz
len. bur6 Watertonn, N.zy.
Sn O~sbens6urg, @.zg7 puroe
4rt6ur Gbapron bon Der 9ranoSur9
ouf bic acknowledging, ben Sobn
Qeabp ermorbet gu BADEN, tpegen
Morbes i'm erften grabe unter On
flaoe qeiteat. 2eabp purOe in einem
Sofel init bur4idnittensr aeble uls
3ei9e 9sfunoen.
IN Ospego, @.zg,. 1T QGpfeus
milbon Der 8igamie iberfibrt NOR
ben. Oerielbe bat Dor 80 Subrsn in
Solmespiae, H.zY., gebeiratbet unb
Dor einem Sabre np9mals in Srpel,
N.zY., obne bon feiner Griten geiftez
ben 81 iein. 9ieie belt i'm fir toot
unb bat ii9 ipieber perbetratbet.
- Sur9 bic Surp bes 8unbesge@
ri9ts purbe in Sprucuie, N.zg., Der
friibere &aiIier in Der eriten Natto@
nal : 8anf, g6arles 6. Cotton, BON
Der 8eI9ulbigung freigeipro9sn zen, oaB
er benz Gontrpleur bes S6dBdmtes
falf6e 8eri9te erituttet uno 5onbS
Der Bombs unterl4lagen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

SRI. Wbite sufammen berbufteten.
O'Waeara lift perbeiratbet unb bat
bier Rinber. Seine @attin min nil
fen, bab er unb SRI. Wbite in ben
lesten 10 Monaten beimlide 3ufum>
menfiinfte batten. SRI. Wbite tit %
Sabre alt unb lebte Tie pdbrenb Der
lebten bier Sabre auf benz alten9art=
fbornefden 8efibtbum in WeitzGbez
fter. Sic mar Elm Mitglieb bes
Weit : G6eiter @olf : CLUBS II. nahm
on alien Sports reeer @ntbeil. ~5ur
meine &inber perbe i9 linn berseben,
fails er nur auriidfebrt uno bas
Mdb9en berlGBt." Dies paren bic
pathetifden Worte Der Srau Midael
S'Meara, psl9e bebauptet, bab ibr
@atte nit SRI. Marp Wbite bur4se<
brannt tit. SIN 5olge Der 10 perfdiez
benen io5ialen SteGung beiber perz
fonen tparen bic 8iirger bon gbefterz
Gountp Suerit pie pom Bonner gez
ribrt, bod blieb f9lieBli9 fein3peiz
fel an Der Wabrbeit bes 9eriidts lib
iibrig, namentli9 ba bic Camille bes
Mdo9ens beren M6peienbeit ni9t gu
ertldren bermo9t bat. Nu9 finb Die
8~emiibungen bss 8rubers bes MGbz
9ens aus Baltimore, ben Nufentbalt
bes Mdb9ens gu erforI9en, bisber
persebli9 eepeien. Sn benz tleinen
sneiitOdigen 9aufe, in tpel9em Die
5amilie S'Maeara pobnt, fab geitern
bic tiefbefiimmerte Srau nit einem
10 Monate alten 8abp an Der 8ruft,
pdbrenb bret peitere &inber INN ben
beri9nunbenen Batter peinten. Wez
niger als cine Meile entfernt itebt Der
5artfborne : palait inmitten zines
Parfes, unb bod bilbete Gorge unb
Summer cine Bride apii9en benz
Palut unb benz ELECTROMAGNETIC Der
Meara : Samilie. ST. Wbite, Der
8ruber Der g%ntflobenen, aug 8altiz
more, mar telegrapbii6 mad gbeiterz
GountD s"erufen porben, uno beiu6te
berielbe 6rau S'Meara, ibr peritz
9ernb, babNaes getban peroen mir
be, bic gntflobenen ein5ubolen. Sruu
S'Meura bate feline Sbee, 5rl.@bite
gu bef9ulbisen, Bis iie Oienitagsz
Qbenb aufduig in Der Sai9e ibres
Mannes einen Brief zines Sreunoes
fanb, in tpeldem berfelbe bon NIT
apet MGb9en gemeinfam berlebten
pergniisten Stunben ipru9. nNls
mein damn beimfebrte," igte 5rau
S'Meara, vma9te i6 linn 8prpiirfe,
unb leusnete berfel6s audi nt9t, baB
zines ber Mdb4en Marp Wbite mar.
Qls i9 aber ben Brief nidt beruusz
seben po1te, brpbte er, bab Ct mid
perlahen piirbe. 4m Mittpo9gau4z
mtttas cling ta na4 benz 9auie bes
SRI. W6ite. Mir purbe Der @tntrttt
in bas 5aus pe%rpeisert, bod fumSrl.
Wbite mir na9gelaufen unD offerirte
mir $40, fails t6 f9peigen piirbe;
i9 perpeigerte inbeB bas 9elb. Dim
Na9mittas fam SRI. Wbite nit 5rez
berid Wopbnarb in mein 6als. Sic
fagte, buB es nur cine uni9ulbige2iez
belief lei, ba tie NIT einem unberen
Manne berlobt lei. Mein Mann
fam ebenfaGs uno faste au9, bub es
nur cine 2iebelei lei. Dim nG9ften
Na9mittag perlieb mein damn fetz
men plab i'm 5otel, unb bat i'm ieitz
benz Htemanb me6r gefeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HnferhaffmnaerQ3 eatueifer.
Electric : parf." = Seben Mbenb
uno samaass.Matiue 9luo,rip's YorfeuuHasn
uHiper : 0iep." - unterbdltenDe
gopit6ter. @arnsr's DlarpIanbsS tdats=Rapeue.
.9pIptpoob@ Part." - Seben Gag
yreie 8auoepiue uno Muff.
r0dbor 2peeum." Sonntdg,
ben 30. sunni, Qrobe NoNcr=GrfurFon nab sum,
nit @rp0e," Stonep=Greef, PER- Santpfe; raourlff.-
8aieban. = 9eute, Detroit ge=
pen Baltimore.
u0ecein Wien." = 6eute, ben "a.
euri. critics Stiftunasfet in &eine9aer's Vdrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Seutihes 8elb sit berfanfen,
"a Gents prp Mari.

@aiffsfarten BON unb na9 GU
rppa, iiber Baltimore pber Hep=Yprt.
8abnz8iGete na9 alien Sbeilen GU
ropa's.
SbeD. s. Siener & Co.,
Ger. Ais, Dater=, nabe 9apzS trabe.
Q21. 3Wte, S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

8efu9er Der Ban m e.
ritanif9en MusfelIunG
in Buffalo tperben bort ben ~9euts
f9en gorrefponbenten" i'm 2eie5tmz
nler Der rSnternational Paper Co.,"
i'm gebdube fir srapbiiae &unite,
bprfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

aennp's 8afce- tpiro tdslif aer6itet.
8eriudt unferen f%einiten Hioz unb
Santpsz&affee unerrei6t gu irgenb
einem Pretfe.
6. 3. &ennp& o., so 2Goen.
(20-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Sic 0ilfO,as Oar,ss
mad1t ben feinfen
o. f9-G L at E

In Der StaSt.
wife perfhieeenen q orten, NIT Dem beffen SnA
idsen unc Ger rsidbten Creme.
Die Mild muroe nidt pernadbldiTst.
sic f5nnsn Sbr. 8ettlung mittelt 2eisporH
,,f,,b,n' uno tpiro prompte Iblieisrunu nab irs
osnS einsm 36sils Der Stapt suosi5ert.
52O-524 Hpro=G Albert traRc.
Morpiano 2725. GOurtlanb. i
G5S~i .. iii. Ct. @auL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Nmtlic1e SrieHiite.

lin Die ltrrdtttttn 3cIengsiptbs ipidotr III .rrtben
uuo Das Sptsm gsgeu Die plofIlteH 99s1iel Dss
0crbftt5 IND QSiHt,rs 3u iGrttn, %OeroroHsH Die
Qerlte Or. Stegsrt' aEgpfurdsSIttsr5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
2Si6tia fit Anseiaenoe.

SIN Warplanb erfbsint duber benz -Stutiben
Gorrei9onbenten. teine einaiee beutiGe 8situnu,
relte cine Srud,9refe beFsi. bic i'm Stanbe IN,
bic quflaqe bee ,Seuti1sa Gorreiponoenteu' In
h<uioer, ais
faaf Stttnoeu
m Sruden. 81. 9refe bes .@orrefponosnten' Tam
bic dufIqoe troeno elmer onoeren tdoli@eu beuts
{&en 3ettune in Warplanb In
flnf Wftnuteu
brv1s1, iGl,el unb abadblen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

500 ~. sss. % p IS u: /? > zs.,
500 q. % So rs &c en- 8 Star.
plitfi. Rorometerh. % SO 36hf. EhermOmeterfk..s7
1;;tti 5b,rmum,t,rn. 7S jiienriu,er 20
Iie bohife e hnenisieit bes 9ninbes in elmer Stunoe
bstrue l / Meilen bon Snoiuefteu.
Ias aeffriae 0Setter Tie hohfte Gtnpsrafur
bes s~.ifris.n 2ases aui nahbeuanrten Stationen
mar. mic foIet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Gs lit cine offene Sruge, Ob Neuralz
gle i6limmer 1T in beiBem ober faltem
8etter. Sic lit 10 pie 10 i6limm gez
mug, bis mar 81. Safob's Sel antpenz
bet, nel9es cine prOmpte @eilung be-
nirft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
TC ADVER-
TTCEDC

There IL no German paper in Maryland. except
Ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition OF Der
Deutsche Correspondent In less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press Of the Correspondent" will print
field and count the entire edition Of Ny other
daily German paper in Maryland in
FIVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Cine Stedaffaire.

Iuf Der Yrattitraben : Bride tpirb
elm Staliener BON einem 2anbsz
mann niebergeito9en. - SerGnz
ereifer fli9tig. - Die Iffdire 1T
in Sunfel ge6iat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
@ erbe

Ser. Staaten B rtter,Sureau.
8GIttmor re, Den %. SUM 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Wm. 5. Campbell, Nntpult Der
Guttinm0rberin Marp s. Sadl On,
elmer Nsgerin, fat bas 9eiu6 INN
einen neuen pro5eB geiteat. Seit Ell
mem 8ierteliabrbunbert lit e5 IN
Baltimore bas erIte Mal, bab cine
5rauensperion bes Mproes i'm erften
9rabe f9ulOig befunben nurbe.
Sncprporation.
Die. nyoung Gables Benevolent
Mhocidtion" nurbe Samitag BON
Marp Gaplan, Sophie Gaplan, 2enu
Sranf, 2ena @olbitein, Siqie @o6en
unb Wuauite SGerr incprporirt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-24
Congressional Notes.

The Grand Army authorities are max
ing Il strong effort TO advance the pass &c
of "A bill creating a pension court Of APP
pcals. affecting that large body Of pcn-
SOncrS
Senator PcttiGrew. Wednesday. intro
duccd a resolution calling upon the secrc-
tary OF war for NORMA ton as to whether
A. Mabini. a citizen of the Philippine
islands. has been deported to Guam or to
any other place as a political refugee.
The confcrees on the army reorGaniza-
ton bill. Wednesday, reached an agree
ment establishing a corps Of artillery in
stead of the regimcntal organization, the
agreement being effected by a concession
on the part of the Senate confcrecs.
Representative Shafroth of Colorado,
who asned that the House committee on
coinage hear VIM j. Bryan. is hopeful of
receiving the views of Mr. Bryan in tune
for an carly presentation, pr obably Thurs
day This statement will be Incorporated
by Mr. Shafroth in his hearings, if Mr..
Bryan : answer to the committees invita-
ton is deferred beyond the hearings
\ substitute committee of the House
committee on banking aud currency.
Wednesday, made a Favorable report on
"A substitute for the OVerStrcct bill, pro-
vitiinc that the treasury shall pay gold on
demand for silver or other classes Of
money in sums not less than 50, and the
silver and other forms of money thus re-
ccivcd by the treasury shall be placed in
the reserve fund. The full. committee
considered The report but did not have
time to reach a conclusion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-24

ahead Of Germany He had simply stated
a faCt. lie believed IN a strong ana CiIl-
cicnt navy. not 50 large as England but
OF moderate size, built ON conservative
lines and capable of Hpholding the honor
of the country and the flag.
Hill. Conn. asked whether the commit
tee had given any consideration to The
question of the ultimate size of the navy.
Foss replied that the committee had
not considered that question. For the
cceding conserNatiVely. Man for man ana
snip for shin. he believed the American
navy the most efficient in the world.
Richardson. Tenn, the minority leader.
called attention to the large amount the
bill appropriated.
Docs the gentleman desire to go on
record as opposed 10 the policy of built
ing up the navy" asked Foss.
The gentleman can take care of IN"
policy" responded Richardson. Il am
now stating facts. The bill carries an in
crease of $l2 100000 in time of profound
peace.
This bill carries $9,0l0.o0o for carrying
on work previously authorized inter
posed Dahen. W. Va. ''and S.ooo,oo0 for
reha Utilization of the Naval Academy.
THAT may be, answered Richardson.
but last year the bill carried Sl3mn .0bi
more than the bill for the previous year,
The large size Of tn" bill was apoioEizcd
for The present bill is $z0,oo0.mO larger
than the bill OF two years ago.
FitZgtrald. Mass, spoke i'll favor Of
building our warships in the government
yards.
Whcclcr. Ky.. spoke enthusiastically il
favor ~ Il great navy. H. was opposed.
however. a. a large army.
The hill was then read for amendment
under the --mintte rule. After cOmplet-
ing i've pages If TIL" g. pages Of the bill
the House. at 5.to i. NJ. adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-24

G.. Blaine, Jr., and Mrs. Margaret
Reale are all in Washington this WIN
ter and occupy substantial brick
dwelling on X street, next to the pre-
tentious terra Gotta structure. the
home of Mrs. George w. Childs on one
side, and two doors away the fine resi-
dcnce of Senator and Mrs. Hale on the
other side. They do not entertain ex-
tensively but their names appear fire.
quently in the lists of prominent people
at notable social functions. Their
home is in the center of the most sub
stantial residence district of Washing
ton that includes the residences of
numerous senators and others promi-
nent in official life.
The Lafayette Theater, built on the
site of the Seward Mansion long occu-
pied by Mr.. Blaine and where he died.
is now used by a stock company of
players. The theater was expected to
be a palatial structure but it never
was a success financially. The prop
erty was leased from the Blaine estate
for ninety-nine years and the great
statesmans heirs have nothing to do
with it. except to collect the annual
IeHlS lOI lllc USE VI Tie Siouliu. liit
theater was owned by Uriah Painter.
a wealthy man who died two or three
months ago. 1t was not in the
theatrical syndicate, which controls
most of the theaters in and south Of
New York. and the managers had a
hard time in getting along. Things
have been going better this winter and
the local stock company is we'll
patronized and is understood to be
making some money.
The Society Of the Sons and DauSh-
tcrs of Maine. at a meeting held Satur-
day evening, passed resolutions of re-
greet at the death of Mrs. Frye. The
committee framing the resolutions was
headed by eX-GoV. Sidney Perham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-24
JOINT ARBITRATION BOARD
Urged by Pres. Mitchell to Settle Disputes
Between Miners and Owners.

indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 21.-Presdcnt
John Mitchclls annual address was the
feature of today's session of the conven-
ton of United Mine Workers of America.
He announced that the organization dur
ing the past year surpassed even the eN-
traordinary increase reported in 1899.
There was in December. 1900. member
ship of 1889. In reference to arbitra a
ton President Mitchell said
The advantages to miners and opera
tivcs alike where mutual contracts are
entered into for given period of time
have become so obvious that | am con-
WINGED that even more satisfactory re-
suits would accrue to each and greater
stability and permanencc given the coal
trade If contracts were entered into for
two years instead of one; and | should
advise that our delegation propose to op-
orators at the joint convention that the
agreement, if one be enacted, be made to
continue for two years. and, as a further
protection against strikes, | recommend
that our organization propose to the op-
orators the formation of a joint board Of
arbitration and Cancellation. whose DUTY
ii shall be to adjust all disputes arising
between operators and miners over the
construction or Interpretation Of the pro-
visions Of the joint agreement"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-24
WITH HER RATCHET.
MRS. Nation on Warpath at
Enterprise, Kan.
Wrecks One Saloon and Barricade
Alone Saves the Other.
Assaulted by Wife OF Wrecked Saloon Owner
.--Face Slightly Cut.

Enterprise, Kan. Jan. 23.-MrS. Car
rie Nation began her crusade here, to-
day, demolishing a saloon and deliver
early morning train. Early in the
morning, a temperance meeting was
held, attended by many women. Mrs.
Nation then, armed with a Ratchet.
started for the business part of the
town, accompanied by several other
leaders in the w. c. T. L.
They went to Schilling's place, where
Mrs. Nation smashed the glass out of
the door and went in. She then smash
ed the big mirror, chopped gashes in
the bar and broke all the glasses and
bottles on the shelves. Then she went
to the refrigerator and took out cases
Of beer which she dropped on the floor.
breaking each bottle. This she kept up
until Marshal w. r. Benham entered
and ordered her out. She complied and
calling her companions gave the mar
shall a tongue flashing.
She then went to the other saloon but
it was well barrcaded and offered no
plate glass for her to attack. The
marshal refused TO allow her to chop
down the doors and she finally went
home.
She said she had only begun her
work and expects to clean out many
other places. 1t is reported that she
will move on Abiline, tomorrow. and
the saloonkeepers there are prepared
for her coming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-24
TO CURE THE GRIP.
Advice of a Famous Physician.
First and foremost. REST.

First and foremost. REST.
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Drink plenty of pure. cold water.
II allays the fever stimulates the kid
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Take three doses of DR.. Miles Nerv-
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remedies have been thoroughly tested
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They never fail to give relief.
DR.. Miles Remedies can be found
at any drug store. and they are sold on
a positive guarantee that first bottle
or package benefits or money refunded.
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IN THE HOUSE.
District OF Columbia Bill Passed and Naval
Appropriations Taken Up

Washington. Jan. 23.-The House. to-
day. passed the District Of Columbia
appropriation bill and entered upon
the consideration Of the naval apprO-
priatiOn bill. There was some discus
sion of the extent 20 which the navy
was to be increased ultimately. i'll the
course of which Wheeler, Il Democrat
from Kentucky and It member of the
committee. declared himself in favor of
Il navy large enough to meet 'all ccm-
ers." and some criticism by Richard
son. the minority leader. of the rapid
growth of naval Expenditures. Several
provisions of the bill We're knocked out
on points of order. including that to
give warrant officers the communication
for quarters allowed second lieutenants
of the marine corps. y point OF order
was sustained against an Amendment
10 increase the number Of chaplains in
the navy from "a to "a.
The chaplain of the House in his inVo-
cation feelngly referred to the death 81
Queen Victoria. I'VE are called upon u.
Il nation by tics of kinship and brotherl!
love to sympathizc and mourn with Sis
ter nation bereft Of its sovereign, us We'll
beloved Queen who endcared hefseiI 70
her own people and to all the civilized
world by the justice. equity ana purity of
her public ana private life. May the con-
solutions of the christian religion SUP
port and comfort a stricken people. Long
live the new King. May the example uf
his ilustrious mother guide him as Il
Christian and a sovereign power.
Without intervening business the House
Immediately resumed the consideration OF
the District o. Columbia appropriation
bill. After the passage of the bill the
Senate resolution for the celebration oi
John Marshall day, Feb. !, was adopted
The House then went back into commit
tee of the whole MOODY. Mass. IN th@
cnair) and took up the naval approprIa-
ton bill. 1t was agreed that general ue-
bate should be limited to one hour:
Foss, Ill. chairman of the naval com
mittee explained It's salient textures. in
answer TO a question, Fo9s said that our
navy was larger than the German navy
and was keeping a little ahead OF -.
Grosvenor. Ohio. took exception 10 tniS
remark. which he considered unfortunate
and capable of misconstruction. we
We're friendly with Germany aud there
was no reason why th3t country SiOu +
be singled out for the purpose ~ COM
pariSon
toss dsclaimed any idea that we were
directing our ellcrS ics toward kcepihs
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DcWET MAY FOOL THEM.
Kitchener Trying to Hem Him in But He Is a
Slippery Chap.

cape Town. Jan 23.-Gen. Kitchener il
disDos!ng great forces semi-circularly,
his extreme left resting on the sea. to cir
cumvent the Beers. The columns move
simultaneously. in touch with each other.
The greatest danger OF the situation IS
tbe nossIu,ii;y OF Gen. DeWets appear
ance in Cape Colony. 1t is believed that
none OF the Dutch would resist his per-
sonal call to arms. They think the fame
of Napoleon and Wellington palcs in the
nreecnce of his military genius.
Among a number of captured letters, is
one from Gen. HertZ0g to President SteyIl
asking for 1000 unmarried young men to
enter Cape Colony and beat up recruits.