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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-30
FIRE At RICHMOND. VA.
The Handsome Jefferson Hotel Destroyed
All the Inmltcs Escape.

Richmond, Va. March @0.--1'hc Main
street front Of the Jefferson Hotel of
this city. which Was erected by the
late Lewis Gintcr at a cost of ahou.
81 600, zoo. was destroyed by fire. last
night The flames were discovered in
the upper part OF the hotel. shortly be
fore midnight. and in a short time that
part Of the building was rearing fur
mace. AS far as can be learned no lives
were lost. There were in the hotel
many tine works Of art, including VAL
cntinc's marble statue of jefferson.
The guests who were driven out Of
the Main street portion and those IN
the Franklin street part took refuge
in the lobhic5 Of the latter and there
the EccncG Of distress and excitement
hcEgarcd description.
There are Wild runors Of five fire
mon having been cut off IN one Of the
corridors and aufucatod. but this AN
not he verified
At O'Clock this morning, All hope
IF saving any part Of the hotel had
been abandoned.
The report of the suffpcatlun # five
iircmcn proves unfoundcd, hut several
persons were hurt by falling down
stairs. otc. one man had his hip b.uk
On. No one persisted Ia the flames.
The fire started in tn" Inca room
from 4 defective huc. Insurance is
about $3.50 900.
An the surrounding houses are filled
with property taken from the hotel.
TEcr- mas boon some lnotinE ana acy-
rgaI arrests han" been made.
Az O'Clock fhl4 morning saturday
II ~ certain almost mat uot " v--tiEc
M ih" motel viii b, i"tt. Intellectual
Efforts were made tp a.itc thr stat." ol
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which is still wasting life and running
prosperity in the Philippines. but fol
ASuinaldo himself. whose capture was
effected BY gross act Of trcJChcry
there must be general sympathy.
He gave the Americans inValuabl.
assistance" in the capture Of Manila
and in the previous mancuVrcs. liz
proved 4 faithful ally until. partly uW-
ing to chang" of policy in Nashiur-
ton and partly t. want DC tact
among tire American generals, WaI
suddenly broke ont between the allies
DcWct is probably the finer general
but AGuinaldo is the finer character
considering Iii: antcccdcntS. Agri-
naldo has proved himself singularly
humane. II has displayed, moreover
a genius for inspiring scattered tribes
with his own enthusiasm for tho free
dom which was promised him"
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hGUlNALDO-S ADVISERS
Explain HopcIcssuess Of Cause and Urge Him
to Help Secure Peace.

Manila, March 29.-Aguinaido. Fri
day. conferred in the Tagalog language
at the Malacanang palace with several
fol mcr members Of his cabinet and
Other prominent Filipinos whom he
had asked to sec. They explained t"
him the hopclcssness Of the inSurgcnt
cause and advised him to use his in
flucnce to establish peace and for the
recognition of American sovereignty.
The result Of the conference is as yc.
unknown.
The first execution in Manila under
American rule took place, Friday. at
Fort Malatc, where five natives were
hanged for the murder of Archibald
Wilson. an Englishman, superintend-
cnt of the water works. The motive
for the murder was robbery.
Twelve thousand FilipinOs have TAX
N the oath Of allegiance 10 the United
States at Van Vicente. South Ilocos
province,
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

oxford won the athletic contest from
Cambridge. Friday. six 70 four events
Mauric" Barrymore. tho actor. was Fri
DAY. taken to the insane pavilion Of the
bellevue hospital ut New York.
In 4 duel 10 Budapest resulting from a
debate in Parliament. between Deputies
GvCrrffY and RalIuvsky. the former was
wounded III the thumb.
Lieut.. Con. Nelson A. Miles reviewed
The troops ~ tho Military Athletl,
Leagues tournament AT Madison Square
Gard, II, New York City, Friday night
The crowd WAS the largest Of the show
mp Ia date.
The law Of associations bills. one Of the
the French Parliament during the last
decade, was passed, Friday evening. by
the Chamber Of Deputies. by vote ol
SOB 10 30. The Chamber adjourned tC
May Il.
Joseph a. Conlin. the New York pos
office clerk arrested in San Francisco re-
Gently on the Charg" IF stealing $i2,0to il
registered mail in New York City. was
Friday. sentenced to four Years impris
the United States circuit court Conltn
when first 1TraiGncd pleaded not guilty
but later changed his plea % u"c o
guilty.
Holm G. \. I.cishman who has succeed
ed Mr.. Oscar :. Stratus. as United State:
minister tx Turkey. accompanied by tn,
members Of the legation. United State.
Consul General c. NJ. Dickinson ard Vic,
Consul VIM. Albcr,. had an official MI
Friday. when Mr.. LeiShmIn presented hi,
credentials. The usual ceremony was oh
served ana there was the customary eX-
change of friendly assurances.
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The TERRIBLE TURK
Easily Defeats Swedish Champion Lundin aud
John Smith OF Brooklyn.

Boston. March -9.-NoIroglah. TIM tar
lille T.rk proved more than match 70.
m" t'lp heavyweight wrcsilcrs. Lundl
tae swedish chAmD.on. ana John Smitf
"t BROOKLYN, y. Y. who were rittp.
against him in the wrestling tourramcn
IN Lyyuum nam Eas. Boston. tonight
The big fellow handled both his oppo-
nents with comparative ease and socuie
HON bouts b- mis- superior strength Tn,
first br!t was with Smith. Grcco-Romar
styic and ihr Turk had It all his wv
WA. Scoring Il strong waist hold Il,
had ~" man nat On his back III IN IL
Ufcs. - seconds.
The second Bout. with I.un!in. was catcn
as-catch-rln. After minutes. - $. COnds
the Turk cot leg hold that Lundin coul'
mot shake MI, ana by sheer strength lift
"a his man clear aver his head ara lIa3
ca him ou his nacl,. the crowd rcwardins
him with iusty cheers.
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LAWSON CUP RACES.
The Invitation to Sir Thomas Upton Will Be
Sent Next Week.

Boston. March o9.-Thc Post. tomorrow.
will say: Some time next week the formd!
invitation to Sir Thomas Upton to enter
the Shamrock in the Hun ssachusctts
races for the Lawson cups VIII be for
vardcd 10 London. Many have wondered
why Sir Thomas had no. definitely said
he would enter both the ShamrockS. IN"
reason is apparent. He will await the ar
rival Of the formal invitation before posi-
lively stating he Will be her" with the Old
and new challCnccrs for the September
races No local Yachtsman doubts th1,
he will accept the invitation when it
ranches him.
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LOVES DREAM SHATTERED.
widoWcr Smith and l7-icar- Old Alice Maud
Hcwe5 Both Under Arrest

Boston. March 29-CharlcS T., Saith.
Wdower. aged -. and Alice Maud
iiewcs. his young housekeepcr. aged
II, who left Chelsea, Wednesday. an
der conditions which caused the girls
mother 20 complain to the police. are
back in the city and locked up in the
police station here. They were arrested
at Providence. this afternoon hy Pa
tolman shannon of Chelsea. The case
will be tried. tomorrow.
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Second Csc Of Consumption Ever Cured

Ia Grand. Iowa. Sept. Is. 1857
Geaticmcn.-Thrcc years ago | con-
uactoi a terrible respiratory trouble
l bceain" alarmed about my condition
aiu tried tHO noted physicians who
gave mc nothing but temporary relief
one DAY ! saw an advertisement Of
HNDMEI. procured an Outfit and b.
S,n its use. From the first time / used
IA began tl get better Before this I
spit blood 4 great deal. sometimes
could scarcely talk above a whisper.
Tie pains IL my lungs were sometime;
uncndura biz. IN six weeks my cough
was entirely gone, I continued gain
ing until my lungs are as strong as
tHey ever were. | feel like a new man.
REV. ROBERT ROYCE.
AZ you viii note. the Rev Robert
Royce vas also cured over three years
20 showing that HTONEI destroys
TIL" germs of this terrible disease com
piete!y nus making a permanent cure.
Just compare these testimonials with
those published BY manufacturers Of
stomach medicines. sprays. and
vapors ana thcu knowing that the
United States Health Reports. Govern
mrnt Statistics ANA Medical Records
do not snow one single case cured by
such methods. draw your own conclu-
Siuns rs TO which Of these treatments
You can depend upOn To save your life.
That FYONEI il The only germicidc
which will cftectually destroy the
baciIu Of bronchitis ana consumption,
has been proven over and over again.
That it Is the only germiCide which
can be inhaled in the air we breathe,
is known TO physicians and health
all over the country.
That the inhalation Of this germicide
by the people is the only hope medical
men and health authorities have Of
stamping out these diseases is shown
by the efforts of the latte. 20 quaran-
tino an Who have not bern cured by it's
use. ana by the efforts of the former
% compel all persons suffering from
coughs catarrh ana bronchitis u
breathe it daily.
To assist the authorities in their
work. the manufacturers OF HYo,fEI
are sending out Il five any. t... i..i mt
free to every person y "a ASS for it.
Moreover. have pla.ri ,ittea guar
antce in evo1- ,u.G. To refund your
money jn ease "a fails to cure. You
cav eiyt4in HEOMEI from Your drug
49, cf the r. T. Booth Co. ithaca. y.
vi "A complete outfit only costs 500,
wilr last you four weeks used daily.
and insure you against death from
these diseases.
vdit,
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FCUH ARE LEAD.
Insane Father Murders His Three Children and
Slabs Himself 10 Death.

Devils Lake. y. D.. March 2a.-EmiI
SegcrIin. wcll-tu-du farmer. living
eight miles northeast WI this town.
KILLED his three children and stabbed
him clf to death. today. IIc went to the
baln accompanied 10y TWO little daugh-
ters. aged seven ana five, As he did
not come to dinner his eldest daughter.
AGED .. WAS sent to call him. 1t is
thought that before size reached thu
barn her father had killed the others
and Immediately kiIicd her.
Scgcrlin was scnt u the asylum
about 10 years ago. hut was soon all
lowed to return home apparently re-
tnNrIel.
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PRAISE FOR THE NAVY.
Funston Gives Wcisburgs Officers ard Mer
Great Crcdi. Tor Assistance Given.

Washington. March 29.-Thc follow
ing cablcgram WAS received at the
navy department, Friday morning.
from Admiral Ecmey:
"Cavitc, March 2o.-Bureau Of navi-
cation. Washington: Macarthur ;ele-
graphs: Thanks to splendid co-opora-
ton of Nicksburg. have Aguinaldo
securely in my possession at Malayan-
ang. Gen. Funston loud in praise OF
everything navy did. Entire army joins
in thanks to yourself. officers and men.
(SigncG Eemcy."
Secretary Long replied to Admiral
Remcy as follows:
"Ecmcy. Manila: Inform Macarthur
highly appreciate his ana Funyton'>.
generous praise navy and congrqtu-
late thcm heartily (Signedl Long"
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WAR DEPARTMENTS THANKS
Sent TO Macarthur Regarding Capture q
AguinalGo by Funston.

Washington. March 2o.-Thc vat dc
partmcut mas sent to Gen. Macarthur,
commanding In" military forces III the
Philippines. IN acknowledge mcnt of I'M
latter'S message regarding the capture
NJ .AEuinaldo ~ Gen. Funston. The
officials decline To make the text of III"
dispatch public. The war department
mas under consideration the giving to
Gen. Funston, as u recognition OF his
gallant act, Of medal Of honor.
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SlXTO L0PEz'S IDEA.
Would Bring Aguinaido and faabni 10 Amcric j
to Tell Filipinos Story.

Eos,ca, March -e.-So@n- Si<,o I.nrc:
has sent the ;wu following cah..g grams wv
Aguira,do and MJh'ni:
"AglinalLo. care Geu. NgcArthur. Ms-
Mia. EcuycSt American aIthorjti,s f.
send you with MLhiui a. America.
'Siencn ;i%.o L.nggz.
"Mahini. care Military Governor. Gu IN.
ASu:uaidn cI;turcd. / hIyc rabicd I'rt
a. request American authorities ~ sem
you with him to America. wish N"u a.
Apply 70 authorities in Guam. ,Slsac :
SiNto Lopez.
IN reference Il the above Sanor Lrp, :
has issued the foiloWirE statement:
n h,licrc ii is the wish NJ thn Nmr,i-
can people to kao" the truth abort m AMY
Things connected with uhs war a. We'll
To obtain An Authoritative statement NJ.
the attitude OF the Filipinos towards
american sovcroiGnt". ! DO not know ri
two men better htt"d ~ give Such IA-
formation than .\guiuaI3n ANA Mahini
Almost all the statements that have
hitherto been made ar" from -tm1rlt Ai
sources. II would. therefore. only be iNlr
that TWO representative Fllipiups should
IT, allowed to give their opinions aboI .
the Americans ana to speak on bcAal;
&C their lCllCW Co1ntrNllcN. rcAcN" tina
tine American people Will recognize IN,
fairness of th;.:. ara VIII &c disposed I"
act generously in the hour Of triumph,
especially in view of tn" fa"t that NGui-
raldO gave -uCCor - the ldnishCd me u
who came to capture MIN
Those who believe that the Filipino"
ought 10 have independents" VIII Recognize
the business ~ the course nave SuS-
gested: whilst those WHO contend Tor
American Sovereignty VIII admit thtt
such fair treatment Of a former ally will
tend to restore lost confidence Oh the part
If The Fiiuiuos.
The bringing of .Aguinaldo ana Mahiui
to America can do no injury 10 train an !
iusticc and | assume that both opponents
ard friends Gcsirc to know the truth am.
- ,S III SGXTO LOPEZ"
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The frs. Gaze o! Consumption Ever cprsa
IIOlyO]{e Naee Ar,

Hoiyoke, Mass. Aug. q. 1891
Der Booths HYOMET Jill
cured me Of consumption. Emine,,
Dhy-icians of the south and west prn-
nouncins it tuberculosis 81 TIE lungs
For four months ] Travelled in Xar-
MnAico ana Colorado but returned
homo much weaker and eight hurd,oa
dollars out ~ pocket. by friends did
not ih!hk - possible for me t. live twl
week., ~ the adric" ~ my physician
~. L. NJ. futile I went to your AZ,
Tn Office ~ try HYOMEL For twn
months I used " night ara day. I now
weigh IS pounds and have had n,
cough lpr six months.
MRS. L. 4. SMITH.
Mrs Smith when last seen BY our
physician. three ycirs after being
,ulrH. was in splendid physical condi.
zion ana h@a had Ao return of the III.
"a:c.
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STRIKE AVERTED.
The $4,000 Coal Miners Will
Remain at Work.
Men Gain a Point from Operators in
Interpretation Of Agreement.
Happiest Man in Section Is Fr. Phillips. the
Hazcl.o, Priest.

Wilkcsbarre, Pa. March 29.-The
threatened strike of $4,000 miners in
the hard coal region will not take place.
At "A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the United Mine Workers OF the
three anthracite districts. held in this
city today, it was decided that the
men should continue to work.
In the opinion of the committee. in
lengthy address issued. this even
ing. and which was prepared by MIR.
Mitchell! himself, the circumstances did
not warrant a strike at this time.
Mr.. Mitchell made an address at the
afternoon session Of the committee He
spoke of his visit to New York and
his efforts to secure interviews with
the men who control the anthracite
coal trade He said all the concessions
asked for had not been granted but
the outlook for the future was bright
1t took some time and hard work, he
said. before the bituminous opera tors
would consent to meet their miners but
they eventually did.
\ number of coal operators wher
shown the statement issued by the
committee. said it was Il graceful
back down on MitchelI's part. but they
give the president of the Mine Work
erS credit for his conservative policy.
1t Is conceded That had he so desired
he could have made great deal of
trouble. ON the whole the miners are
We'll pleased with the action of the
committee.
The happicst man in town. tonight
is Rev. +. 5. Phillips. the Ha@"lton
priest. who did 50 mach ia bring about
F,fls Of 81, 4
between tie operators ANA miners. H."
SAID: We'll. there is everything t. be
tf;i'Ntui 1"f. y strike would nave
i"ua''' i'i"cii misery 10 'il 'lasSaE'
'''i''''' 'cc iS''uc' I.
'oi'i. ','' 90 ,''c Hi'"e'' an"
i''i.c 49, Vl@ - - "iiti' iC.lc 4tS''I''
Saying:
Your committee addressed a COM
munication to each of the presidents
of tn" coal carrying railroads inviting
them to join US in a Joint conference
with representatives of the mine work
ere. Failing to receive any favorable
replies to our invitations. a substitute
committee proceeded to the city Of
New York and conference was Sc
cured with the representatives Of the
coal carrying f'lIfoauS. p Whlcn your
coiliiiilttee presented tEc tlalmS OF the
NINE workers.
Inc representatives Of the operators.
while thcy would not agree to ment in
general joint conference with the min
erS this year. did agree that the notices
Whlch We're posted continuing the adj
vance III wages until April /, 1901.
should De interpreted and construed to
mean that grievances should be con-
Sidcred and adjusted with representa-
tiVes or committees Of the mine work
"rs; and they held out the hope hat
if during the present year the mine
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bad. | suffered terribly; the blood
went NJ in my lungs and stomach, and
! vomitcd it up. | could not eat
scarcely anything. cannot ten what
I suffered with my head Ny hus-
band got me a bottle Of Lydia f. Pink
ham Negotiable Compound. and before
had taken half Of it | began 70 i'm
prove, and to-dayI am another woman.
Mrs. Pinkham's medicine has saved my
life, ] cannot praise it enough"
q NJ. A. DESsoN, Millport. Y {.
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Was also troubled with lcucorrhoca,
tired feeling, bearing down sensation,
pain across the back and thighs. |
felt as though there was a heavy
weight in my stomach all the time.
| have taken two bottles Of the medi-
cine, and now have better health than
| have had for four years"
Mrs. LIZZIE DICKSON HODGE,
Avalon. Ohio.
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DOES THIS AFFECT YOU?
Kentucky DistiIers lump Price Of Whisky
z II 70 SIS Cents per Gallon.

Louisville, Nv, March 2o-The Cour-
IL" Journal. tomorrow. win say: The
Kentucky Distillcries and Warehouse
60. made sensational advance in the
prices of Whiskey. yesterday The
price on every brand held by the com
panE is advanced several cents. the
smallest advance being IL cents per
Gallon and thu highest q cents.
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BEST IS DISAPPOINTED.
Expected Disagreement by Jury. Taacs the
Matter Very Cody

Salem. Mass. March 2a.-Bcst who
was. last night. convicted Of the muir
der Of George +. Bailey. has had moth
ing To say. today. in regard Ia the lind
ing of the jury. except that he was
Very much surprised as No expected "A
disagreement He slept late, this morn
ing, owing to his having kept later
hours than usual. last night. and after
having eaten hearty breakfast was
shaved 10y the jail barber. He still
maintains the cool. collected appear
#n, That characterized him all through
the trial.
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CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
Philippine Commission Making Satisfactory
Progress in The Islands.

4 mhnlnEa. Island ~ Miudar;a. Marcn
- rnc Philippine commission arrive {
here. tn1aN. from Isabella. island uf I,iei-
lAn Nt Isabella they took the tcstim rny
81 the marine garrison Offenders. m
fJ;!,, condition of BasilIn is peaceful
Thn Mr-nS discourage schools ana nnly
me Chinese attend them.
For Il week the commits sion will remain
here Investigating ana establishing civIt
government. The provinces ~ AIiudauau
are now ali paciiiCd. Without doubt the
commission Will organize the province of
IImbnunEa. but no decision has Vet bee y
reached regarding the other provinces ~
tho island.
From TIE native. auI NV " .itary tHy
commission me with a cIrd;.N roe lt.u..
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MRS ANNIE THOMPSON aHll


81
II all
female weakness had
and weak that | could
the
and Iaclw
a of dollar
they did good My the
table Compound had
think would do good
truly all claimed Of
Of
had womb trouble taking the
do al Homework. and
to fy,Iia I,inl,I
if
to
follow be
Gratefully Mas Spring
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The Last Act OF The Drama.

Berlin. March 2a.-Littlc excitement
was created here by the news Of the
capture Of Aguinaldo The kreua
Zeitung considers It IAN event Of no
military but OF great moral effect
The Nossischy Zcitung says: Gen.
Macarthur was right when he claimed
that with Mr.. Mckinley's reelection
the tIiipinos would lose their last hope
and soon surrender" Nearly all the
papers regard the capture as virtually
the last act of the drama.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE
Asks the President to Reward Funston in 4
Suitable Manner.

Harrisburg. Pa. March 29.-Thc
lower House Of the Legislature, today.
adopted the following resolution;
Resolved Gf the Senate concur) that
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania re-
SDcctfuly request the President Of the
United States to reward Gen. F'uns-
ton for his capture of Aguinaldo III Il
manner that will fully recognize his
great and meriturious services"
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Here Is a Doub.cr.

Paris. March 23.-An Interview with
lsegidor Jubado. who claims to be the
Filipino agent in Europe. IL published
here. He says he has received the fol-
lowing cablegram from New York
According to precise information
the man captured is not President En-
no ASuinaldo, but Baldomcro Aguin-
aldo. chief of the general staff and
Emilios' cousin"
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LIE PASsED--BLOWS FOLLOW.
Disqraceiul Scene on Floor Of Arkansas Hou,e
OF Representatives.

Little Rock. Ark. March c9.-In the
Arkansas House Of Representatives, to-
day, a personal difficulty occurred be
tween Representative Lcary Of Ice
county and Blalock Of st. Francis. ovcr
a local bill affecting Lee county. While
addressing the House Blaioch denounced
as a raisehood a statement rejecting on
him made by Lcary in 4 speech. The TAI
tor then struck Blalock on the head with
a cane Both men clinchcd and wcrh en-
..aged in a struggle when other members
separated them and the sergeant at-arm
do manded peace. The affair threw III
House into great confusion ana u va,
some time before order could be restored
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END OF REBELLION
Continued from page ~

Young men. This day is douhly joyous u
his mother and me. Your presence ana
the appreciation Of oar boy in the present
state and nation is joy to us and addi
tional source Of qualification is that the
good news came ON the 5Sth birthday CT
his little mother here.
There were cheers for the brave little
mother ana the proud father. The crow |
sang America" and The Star SpanSlci
Banner before departing for their homes.