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IN UPPER BURMA
Weddings and Funerals Are Punched
 and Celebrated Together.

The Karens of Upper Burma not only delay their weddings till they can cele- brate 20 or 90 at once, but make tha same occasion serve for their funerals as well. When man dies his bod> is cremated and the ashes are kept until the tir te for the formal funeral. When bad harvest or a prolonged rainy season occasions the need of a little excitement, and some enthusiast arranges a burial-Wedding, the ashes are arranged along low, narrow plat form, while the men stand OH one side the women on the other. There are no mourners, for the dead men have been forgotten during the convenient interval, and the dresses suggest only the pleasanter side of the double func" ton. Proceedings are commenced by a sort of poetic competition between the men and the fairest maid. If the lat ter is not satisfied with the compli ments paid her she avoids the embar- rassment of direct refusal by bidding her suitor come for her before he is awake" In this case he consoles hlm- self with a pipe, and, after a short in- terval, transfers his address to some less exacting lady. As soon as the young people are equally paired off the elders compete for the more val uable portion of the dead mans prop erty. Jewels or weapons are set swing ing by string while the claimants mass in single file The one who is nearest when the pendulum stops swinging secures whatever is attached to it. When each has thus secured a memento of the day the rest is handel over to the children to be smashed up with all the crockery of the deceased and buried with their ashes on some neighborinS hill
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Bagging A TN, r's Calf.

The moors of Yorkshire and Scot land haoa hen alive with shooters The crack of the gun has been heard on every hand, for grouse shooting has opened fer the year. During the shoot ing season in Great Britain accidents are comparatively rare. considering the first-elass opportunities to blow off companions head ot drill a hole through his back. But accidents do happen, and the first man to be shot this season was Lord Binning. The noble lord is a bit of a wag. and even when half his leg was perforated with shot from his own gun and he was sitting against hedge waiting for d streteher to be brought his wit did not desert him, for, as the doctor was binding up his wounds, he remarked. 'I came out to kill grouse-but, 'poD my soul, seem to have bagged a calf. 7"
 Saturday Evening Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-28
BALTIMORE CROOKS.
They Beat Jeweler and Carry Off His
 stock,

They Beat Jeweler and Carry Off His
 stock.
 Robbers and house thieves have been operating extensively in Balti- more for several weeks past, but the boldest deed on the list was commit ted yesterday when a pair of them in broad daylight beat a North street jew eler into insensibility, bound him, and carried off nearly the whole of his stock, says the Baltimore American. This was in the very heart of the city, with hundreds of people constantly passing. but the bold burglars were willing to take all the risks for the sake of the valuable booty they sax before their eyes. Several jewelry store robberies have occurred of late. and housebreaking and thievf4s have become far to common. Reports of similar occurrences in the suburbs and ln the counties are daily coming in. Altogether, it looks as if the city and state had more than it's fair share of these crooks. Catching criminals of this class is not an easy task, as most of them do not undertake these robberies without making careful plans for escape. The police and de- tectives should redouble their efforts, and make it so hot for these gentry that they will clear out of the neigh borhood. Householders should be OF their guard, and see that their doors are locked, windows fastened down. and gates bolted every night Sunday night when people are at church, is a favorite time for the thieves, so care should be taken that one member of the family or trustworthy servant remains in the house during the church service
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-28
Hust Not Visit Lepers.

The Hawaiian board of health has ruel that 20 politicians can go to the le3er settlements to address the pa tients there on questions of the day. An application from National Con- mitteeman Cornwell of the Democratic party to send three representatives there was turned down by the board and the general rule made that no tpellbinders would be allowed at the cnt+forO.Nn+
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-28
General Offices IF Pine St..

This eomp does tot insure fife safe II has the source revenue for and profit the life
 
 ha life Its field is Dues al You prof. and during lite what perfect equity he'Wetn w ile prospectus Active and Rlate War solicited "heerfuf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Holl Of Bills No. 8 Ordered Paid Rifle RANGE
Accepted. Reports Made.

The city government held its regular
monthly meeting. Monday evening, and
as has been the custom. every member
81 tn" boar! Of aldermen was present
and abount all the council The meet :
| ing W3s Of but short duration and Very
| harmonious in cvcrp respect Their. be-
| ing but few discussions ana every order
| that was introduced was passed In
the board OF aldermen. the resignation
of l.. +. Dunlap as constable Of Ward 1
was accepted ANA George +. Haley was
granted Il license to run an employ
mont agency. Both boards then took
up The regular business.
Roll Of bills, No. s. amounting To
si5N9.:s of which $4l6.,o was for the
| highway department; $500, contin-
| gent: S4oS.o3 poor and insane: and So
FOR srrtnsklinE streets. was ordered
paid.
| The special committee appointed for
| the construction OF Il rifle range. for co.
| ~, reported that they had attended 10
| their duties ana had secured lh.. lras,.
| Of land III Randolph for three. years
| With the right OF renewal ana con
Struct"d q range that was satisfactory
! in every way to the inspector uf riiic
| practice and III" officers of the com
'Iny ANA thai III" entire expense was
/ $l"N."1. This Was accepted.
III" joint standing committee IA
street lights recommended the placing
! "f IN ar light at South Gardiner in
l'r>pon-" t. the petition Of \. q. l;or-
chart ana :. others and the light WAS
! ordered ulI,.i "a r,,tI.Sf,i
TIL" city treasurer was authorized ,n
bin in all I'll" unsold real estate Tor
taxes Hi the collectors sale de-. 2
| y petition from \. u. Eukrr ana t.
others asking that an inc.d-Sccnt light
=" placed about half way on PIaistc,l
street u replace the one ordered ~
| moved to tn" junction Of Spring ana
. PlaiStel streets, was referred tn III"
joint standing committee an street
| lights t. act rs in their own Judgment
would BE- for th,. best interests At thn-..
residing in that vicinity.
The reports Of the heads of the sew
aral departments were accepted
The sum Of Si3>.,9 from the prrma :
in-nt road. $50 from shrinking
streets, 500 from sewer and $3.50 from
heating apparatus for High school wa,.
transferred "a thr~hiGhway department.
>S's' of the same q" be, at once rNp~ul-
II on tn" repairs IF tn" sidrwalks If
the city.
The sum If 500 for heating apparatus
for III" High school was transferred to
the general expense account.
III. street commissioner was ordered
Ia repair til" gutter in front of the rr>i-
dcr5c of Grnrg. Watt. spring street. 80
that the surface water would ran
through his yard and not into his col-
lar a. at the present time.
Meeting adjourned for one month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
CAPT. DIAMONDS TRIAL
For Neglect Of Duty Will Be Commenced
Today. al Albany.

New York. E"v. All the prclimi-
nlric,, for the trial uf cant. Thomas j.
Diamond in Albany. Wednesday, on the
charge of neglect OF duty have been
arranged. GOV. Odell has appointed
Judge II. cady Herrick of the supreme
court to preside.
District Attorney Philbin will go TO
Albany To see the case begun. WedneS-
day. He will return next day. He will
tie represented by Assistant District
Attorneys osborne. Caravan and Cans.
The prosecutors Of Albany county and
another lawyer will help present the
case. Diamond will be represented by
the law firm of House. Norhaus 4
Grossman. by eX-Judge j. Ryder Cady
and Col. Henderson.
CYptain Diamond of the Fifth street
police station. was indicted. Aug. Is
last. for neglect Of duty in that he
lad failed to close the alleged diSor-
DERBY house Of Lena Schmitt. Bissert.
;hr wardman. was convicted of receiN
ing a bride from the Schmitt woman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
POLO GAMES.
lawrence. 10: Salem. 3.

Lawrence. Mass. Nov. 4.-Law.encc
held up her winninS pace at polo. to-
night, when she defeated the Salem team
10 to .. Nearly every seat in the hal!
was occupied at SO O'Clock. when time
was called. The game was fast from
start To finish ana great enthusiasm wa \
manifested by the spectators.
The feature of the game were the lon"
drives OF cotter and the stick work OF
Tarrant of Salem. and the combinat icn
playing OF Curtis, GavitI and Wiley of
Lawrence. The third goal WAS made by
Curtis after the ball had hardly lett the
spot. Doherty OF Saitm. showed isr. al
deXterity in picking the bah out OF the
cage after il had been landed. on two
occasions he hooked the sphere oft ~
the netting without being perceived b.
the Referee.
The ninth goal was made by Murphy Of
Salem while TibbeitS was itmbling
around the rear Of the cage looking for
the ball Gavitt ana Curtis worried Il. Z
CHIEF COttcr some by taking the bali
away from him whilo he wa placing it
for on" Of his long drives. Til" lineup:
LAWRENCE SALEM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06

Michael brennan. aged p years. Of
Dover Plains. y. ". has been arrested
end charged with the murder ~ An
drew NcOugh. q tramp whom he as
s.ultcd for insulting his mother. Mrs.
Brennan was returning from work.
Saturday night and keOugh and a
companion tried to stop her. She ran
home and her son joined by some
friends started after the two men at
once. When brennan found them he
knocked both of them down. keough
landed on his head when he fell and
died ~ hours later from the injury he
received. af-. --..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
kenneb.c Pomona.

TIL" following is me program for
kennebec Pomona Grange meeting.
Nov. 6. at Riverside: Papers. Social
Life on the Farm" bye. \. Mace, and
"W,mar's Part i'll the Worlds
Progress" by Mrs. Henry Priest OF
va -salhoro ana Mrs. T. r. Merrill OF
Silver Lake Grange.
The following questions will be dis
GUS d What is the Most Protitab
business for the Farmer n the Present
Tine" Market Gardening. General
Farming. orchar'iing Culture. the
Dairy OF Sheep" and How to Produce
Milk.
some of our best speakers have
promised To be present. including State
"cfnrar j. ". Thompson. Miss Lizzie
l:utterfcld will sing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
WHAT CAN she 90?
Turkey Calls on England for Help Under
Convention Of 1878.

Paris. Nov. 1.-THE Porte has asked
Great Britain says the correspondent
Of the Echo de Paris. TO fulfill the
terms Of the convention Of 1878 where
by, in exchange for tn. ISLAND of Cy-
pr'ls. Great Britain guarantees the in
tcgrity Of the Sultans Asiatic posses
siOnS.
The Porte claims under this conven
ton that Great Britain should protect
Asiatlc Turkey against attack by
France ANA suggests that Great Brit
ain should send squadron Ia The I.e-
want for that purpose
According 10 tn" Athens correspond
rnt IF the journal a French dispatch
boat arrived. Yesterday tMondayD. at
SYRIA. capital of the island Of syria. Il
get II number of dispatches that Wcr"
Waiting AZ the telegraph office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
FIRES AT GORHAM,
Two Take Place, Monday, With
Loss of $1,000.
Lewis Robinson's Buildings Go First
With About $500 Loss.
Then chas Hawkes. Loses $500 House. .Chas.
Allen Badly Burned.

GoihGm. Nov. Two fires cutlilinc
n loss Of about $1,000 occurred in this
town, Monday. The first de-
stroyed the residence. stable and out
proprietor Of tie Robinson wooden
mills and caused the death of two bulls
valued at Sl500 each. The entire loss
was covered by insurance.
The house Of Charles Hawkes. was
burned later with Il loss of $l500: par
tally covered by insurance. During
this fire Charles Allen had his face and
hands badly burned while saving Il
horse which fell onto him. Boys play
ing with matches are supposed to have
caused this fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06

The funeral services Of Henry l>oll.
whose death occurred at the hospital.
Yesterday forenoon, mt the age II \"
wears. will be held ut the Chapel 1t IL
o'clock Wednesday forenoon. MI non
enlisted August &. 1861. in II 60. 6Aih
New York Vols. and was discharged
July i. 1864. at DE Camp General hosnl-
tai. Daviaa island. \. y. r., by reason
Of surgeons certificate Of disability,
caused by wounds received in the ser
vice. He wa, originally admitted /"
the Home from New York City, Jan
nary 80. 1855, and discharged al request
in July of thu following year: read
mi;ted November :. 1894. He is sur
viyrd by Il widow in New York city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
BLOW AT ANARCHY.


ana designed to expose The President
or Vice President Of the United States.
any member Of the Presidents cabinet,
III, chief justice on any justice of the
Supralp" court Of the United States, to
public hatred. sCorn or contempt. shan
l',, deemed guilty of It crim.. against the
government of the United States. and
upon conviction thereof shall be pun
iSh"d nv confinement AT hard labor in
amy United States penitcntidry not
MOI" than 10 years nor less than one
year. Provided. that nothing herein
stall d" hyld or construed 10 prevent
candid. full ana free presentation If
public events and public measures. nor
Ia prevent just ana fair criticism "f
amy public officer.
See. That an prosecutions under
;hiS act snail be- in the United States
circuit or district court Of the district
'rh,r,-in tht crime was committed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
CATARRHAL COLDS
CURED
IN A
FEW HOURS.

Aurora. \. r.. Jan %, 1899
The X. i. Booth Co.
/. Dear Sirs:-On Monday of this week l
was in the thick.st of one Of nv awful
catarrhal colds. the kind that makes life
not worth living. | began using iiyome;
ana us effects were wonderful. | was
greatly relieved in Il few hours. and 10.
day. am as sound as Il dollar without one
bad effect remaining.
Very truly yours.
Z. Il. MORGAN
stop a catarrhal cold inst a its beginning
and but very little trouble to cure one
after it has become settled
All you are Obliged to 10 l. IL nhaIe
the new gcrmicde Iyomci, every now
and then during the day
ilyomei is not nauscating stomach
medicine which will disarrangc the whole
digestive system and create other di. cases
far more dangerous than Il cold hut n
dry Serinic.dc taken in the air YOU
breathe.
The Hyomei inhaler is carried in the
vest pocket and you can cure or prevent
coughs, Group. catarrh pneumonia and
consumption by simply breathing through
II Tor ave or ten minutes daily.
1t is guaranteed.
Iiyonei is sold by all druggists or sent
bj' mail for the foiiOw.ng prices: hyomei
cunts complete Sl.0i. Trial outfits &c
liEomei Balm 2Jc Send for five. DAYS
treatment Tree and or little booklet On
respiratory diseases. II may saw. your
life.
The r. T Rnoih IN Uh,ra Nv
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MORE BURDENS
TO Be Laid Upon the Much
taxed British.
Fresh Loans and Fresh Taxes Is the
Cheerful Prospect.
The War Days on and the People Must Pay the
Enormous Cost.

L.ndon, NOV. What is regarded as
NJ! important announcement preparing
the people Of Great Britain for new
taH"s and fresh loans was made. Nom
day. by the chancellor of the ex-
crcHier Sir Michael Hicl7es Beach, in
snnech at Bristol
After alluding to the enormous in
crease in ordinary expenditures" of the
government and reviewing tn, war
taxes and saying that the eXer-incr.as-
ing demand Of the national exchcquer
gives reasons for careful thought and
even anxiety for the future. he pro-
cocded: The cost of tho war in South
Africa is enormous
Sir Michael continuing said: TT still
drags on. 1t may be- when next year
comes, that | may have to-ask the peo-
pic Of this country 10 bear even greater
burdens and 10 make even greater sac.
riiices.'
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vlNAl B. WILSON.
Prominent hcuiion Lawyer Dies Suddenly Of
Heart Failure at Bangor.

! Bangor, Me-, Nov. 5.-VInal E. Will
son of Houlton. a prominent member OF
the Aroostook county bar, died sudden
~ 1T the Bangor house. Monday night,
If heart failure. He had been in i'll
health for some time. but no serious
apprehension had been felt regarding
him. Nj. Wilson was about ~ years
old. had practiced law in Aroostooll
county for years and had amassed
considerable fortune. \ widow and
one daughter survive him. The re-
mains were taken to Houton. Tuesday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06

NJ. i. Clement has bought the speedy
paCtr. .. IL, of Peter conc of Sidney
n" h"rs" made a mark IT the Lewis
ton state fair This fan of 2.30i.. The
coming winter promises to be enlivencd
ID frequent races. as there are several
fast one in this city and tn, races will
likely I" interesting enough to attract
speed from Augusta ana Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06

Past nri@a,ii.r General Charles |.
Crnihc. l:I!%A,iirr General Patrick
HAYES. Past tnIonr! -. j.. .IrW"tt,
Colonel q. NJ. Lowering. Lieutenant
Colonel e. G. ScWen. cuart"rmastcr
John Rankin ana comrade James MIL
ii.an will leave. this morning, by ~l"-
ci;tI train over the kcnncbcr Central,
countttinG with the 6.55 train at Gar
diner. for Saco. where they will attend
the Division encamIpnent Of the Army
Of Maine t. Y. t., IL be held there,
t.daV and tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
EXPRESSION OF CONFIDENCE
Voted by French Deputies in the Course Being
Taken With Turkey.

Paris Nov. In tin Chrmh"r nt u p
utIrs today. n S"mb.t d;ndical S1ria!-
ISL int"rutlltt"d the EuNrrnm. ut un IHc
lruru-Tnrki~h dispute. critiriSng tn.
action taken ~ being Tor a material .ild
and cout.ndiul that France. nI4ht to
HAY" lnt"rNrn'd at tho tim" III N" Ar
m-niau mass lcrc~. Ihp, foreign minister.
VI. p"IrnsSc. replied th+t Frame. IA !
ti"nr, Was exhausted by IN, Port. g
breaking its own proiniS,. France. in thu.
present uIiilvuttt. pilrstI"d II" liv-h Jdt.lr-
tIer !; ~ rNrrN body woHld agree that
iN% effort on tho nlrt a.! France ot.hI 10
40 lra~t serve 10 Iut an vuh a. IN. ammo, !
Huc" and unjust treatment 90 which
French work. in the orient and cnnm"l =
cihi and Industrial enterprises had bee.
~ lf,.r,i. .I-nl,ss Parliament arrest,
"Itr l+tinn tn" government wishes u
show Mat France. after exemplary pa-
utuc.. has other things t. upp,,s. L. iu,.
ioug ana Persistent r'fu*ais 10 ,lo jUStic,
besides Sim VI ohS.'rN iii"uS' Tie govern
m"nt intrrV'E~d ia the utav~ question in
order 1" Get Turkey "a tiinii her IN
c.igom"ntS. II Tn, government had not
don" 80 there w"Lld have been an end ct
the numerous enterprises which Frame.
had created III Turkey IN III shape. ~
railroads. roads. lighthouses ANA banks
IN" Chamber Then 10y "a Ia - voted -
sustain III" governments action towards
Turkey &ud EXPIRE sod Couii,'uc" in the
government.
irin 1" the debate On TIL Turkish invI-
drIt. VI. HrTiY asked leave to intrrpci-
lat, til" s"v'rumcut regarding the meas
'ir'S il proposed L. taxi. III :tcr'trI with
i'm c"V' TIm"nt tu Remove IN, women ARA
ufh.r Governments 10 call uItn!: tiI,. Etit +
children IN ~. Sruth African tuuc"ntra-
tI"H r.tmp- "a h,.tithlui districts. NJ p,~-
chin,l. i'i,eid ut as Ih, hamb"r. IL
marked Ihar il v"uld t,. difficult To inter
p'-ii4t" thr Fr'u"h government for arts
~ III. British tnstruui. Tt.
After X hIirf aus, y -i"n during which
NJ M.llcNo!r Mt@ r;l.cd Ia order /, 7
speaking at Mr.. Chamberlain. thu. Bit
iSh colonial S'-'rrttiN. rs = coward au !
All assassin. The Chamber decided to ,i,-
bai,. N. Ferry Interpolation ut 4 lItcr
dat"
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"LaSf WInfer I had COns1derab7e
trouble with my kidneys brought On
after hard cold which had neglected.

One Of my lodge friends who called when
| was i'll told Inc of wonderful medicine
allied Peruna. ] had no faith in it, but
my husband purchased me a bottle, and
asked me TO try it. II brought me most
satisfactory results. used three bottles
before ! was completely cured, hut I
nave had good cause to he grateful, for
not only did my kidney trouble dis
appear. but my general health improved
and | have been i'll good health ever
since. ] would not he Without il for ten
times it, coSt."-FRANCES NATION.
This experience has been repeated
many times. We hear Of such eases
nearly every day.
Mr.. NATION had catarrh ~ the Kid
new. A. soon as she took the right
remedy she m.de Il quick recovery.
Pcruna cures catarrh wherever located.
PcruGa j. Il specific for the catarrhal
arrangements Of women. Address Tho
Pcruna Medicine Co., Columbus. Ohio.
for free book on catarrh written by D..
S b. Ha -tman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06

The ASSocia. I'd Charities will hold
their annual meeting at 3 O'Clock
"Wednesday afternoon. with Mrs. A. W.
M''auSiand. Church street. Much
huSin' IS will come up. amongst it be-
lnS n" planning Of the Thanks eiviny
Gunner Tor the poor Of this city and
vicinity y run attendance is asked
for.
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FIRE STILL SPREADING.
Fad Blaze Eacine in Jennings. la. an
Oil Gushcr Town.

New orleans, La. Nov. Fire brok
out today, at Jennings. town wherc
an oi! g,,sbrrrhsis brought in few we X :
ago. and WhieIi.i now crowded with PROS
psctorS. ana hy noon !. business hnus, !;
had hc,u consumed.
THO fire is still spreading. A high W n |
prevails. No cas- Ialties are reported. bus
The property damage, will be very heavy.
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EDWARDS NEW TITLE.
He Formally Adopts the Long List by Which
He Is Officially Known.

London. NOV. King Edward at ],
mrutin. OF the PRIV council. Monday
signed the new proclamation giving him
his new title as follows:
Edward the Seventh. by the Grace Cf
God. Of the United Kingdom Of Grca t
Britain ana ireland and of tie British
dominions beyond the sea. King. def nj
or of the faith Emperor of india"
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E"N. T.. w. Weber. pastor Of the
First tniv"rSalist church. entertained
his Sunday school class at his home on
Middle street. Friday. The evening
was passed very pleasantly with mu-
sic selections hy the monograph and
general s"ciability. Light refreshments
We're served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06

Four prominent young men of Michi-
CANINE. Mich. George w. Levin. Abel
Levin. Emil Carlson and Albin Carl
son. wore drowned. Monday, in Lake
Nicnigamme. \ storm came up while
the party was on the lake and it is sup
posed their boat capsized.