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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-05

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-05
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-05

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aged IS years.
West Freeman-July 2S. Mrs. Dorcas
Dodge. aged 10 years. ) months, Is day
North Che stervile-July y, Mrs. Yes
Wright. aged 81 years.
aged II years.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
Action Dismissed.

Edinburgh, Dec, 10.-Fhe court of
sessions today dismissed the action
brought by tho Spanish minister OF
marine against the Clyde Bank com.
pany for E75.500 damages owing to
delay in the delivery of four torpedo
boat destroyers, which, it was claimed,
were fsauired for the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. but were no, delivered Within
the contract time. The ruling of the
court of sessions reverses the deci,
sion of the lower court, the sessions
COURT holding that as the contract was
made with q state which was a mon.
archy, the monarch alone could make
q claim.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
Action Dismissed,

Edinburgh, Dec. 1O.-The court OF
sessions today dismissed the action
brought by the Spanish minister OF
marine against the Clyde Bank com.
pany for g75.500 damages owing to
delay in the delivery Of four torpedo
boat destroyers, which, 1t was claimed,
were required for the Spanish -Ameri.
can war. but were no. delivered within
the contract time. The ruling of the
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
RICHEST INSTITUTE IN WORLD.
Property Valued at $4,000, 900 Decided

Property Valued at $50 o,ooo, 900 Decided
To Leland Stanford University.
San Francisco. Dec. 1G.-The deeds
of gift executed by Mrs. Jane L. Stan.
ford, conveying property valued from
$2S.O0O,00O to $50 900 900 to the Leland
Stanford. Jr.. university do not affect
her control OF that institution during
her life time. The total of her en-
dowment is said to be three times
greater than was ever before given by
one individual to educational pur-
poses. The properties given to the
university, now the richest in exist.
once, are enumerated as follows:
Interest bearing stocks and bonds OF
the highest class. estimated, $2O.72O..
900.
Real estate in 26 counties, aggre.
eating about 100000 acres of land, val.
ued at S12000,00O.
Vina ranch, Tehuan county, $4,000
acres. enormous brandy and agricultu-
raj place; Gridley ranch. Butte coun.
ty. $4,000 acres. largest wheat ranch
IN the world; Palo Alto ranch. Santa
CLARA county, 5000 acres; enormous
stick farms. Stanford mansion, San
Francisco; Stanford residence, Sacra.
nento, and extensive tracts of real es.
tate in II other counties of the state.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
SPECIAL TERN TO BE CALLED.
Alleged Rioters at Opp, Ala, To Be
Speedily Tried.

%ne9eo Hioters az OPP, Ala, To Be
Speedily iried.
Montgomery, Ala. Dec. 10.-Nine of
the negroes charged with the shooting
OF J. w. Dorsey and Town Marshal
Atkinson at Opp on Wednesday, were
committed to Jail without bail ut An.
dalusia yesterday on preliminary
hearing. Sixteen other negroes were
discharged. Six of those held were
brought TO Montgomery last night by
Sheriff Bradshaw. OF Covington coun-
ty. The other three negroes were
sent to the county jail at Geneva, near
Opp.
The troops were withdrawn from
Andalusia yesterday and the situation
there is quiet. Sheriff Bradshaw says,
however, that he fears further trouble
when the 16 negroes who were releas.
ed on prliminary examination return
to Opp
The sheriff reports that Marshal At.
kinson is still alive. but that his condi-
ton Is serious. Frank Davis, one Of
tho negroes brought mere tonight, is
suffering from two dangerous gunshot
wounds, and 1t is believed he will die
The governor will call special
term Of the Covington county court to
give tho negroes a speedy trial.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
ATLANTA DEPOT BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
Vote Resulted 81 A Favor of
to l Against.
KILLS HOWARD CIGARETTE BILL

Only One Measure Passed the House
Today-There Was Much FiIibuster.
ing Againet the BIalock Resolution
In Regard to interest Account.
Atlanta, Dec. 1O.-The house voted
down a resolution by Knight to ex-
clude all persons from the floor not
entitled 20 the privileges thereof.
Only one bill passed the house, that
of Stubbs, OF Laurens, requiring Or
dinaries or county commissioners to
furnish fire, lights, books, stationery,
etc., to county officers. The vote was
S8 to "a.
Nearly an hour Of the morning ses-
sion was lost in filibustering against
the Blalock resolution to transfer the
public property fund to the interest ac-
count.
The Hardwick bill to make drunken
ness in public places a misdemeanor
was defeated IA to 62, lacking Ia
votes.
The vote on the bill of Wright, of
Floyd, to require prison made goods
to be marked prison made" was 63
to 63 and was lost.
The bill of George, of Morgan, was
likewise defeated by vote of 55 to
90. which sought to make it a misde-
meanor for farm Iaborer to state
falsely in applying for WORN that he
was not under contract when he was.
The senate passed the Atlanta de-
pot bill RI to I. 1t killed the Howard
cigarette bill and then passed up a
lot of local measures.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
NEGRO KILLS BARTENDER.
VIII Springs Shot BY Sol Damn at Az
quSta, Ca.

Augusta. Ca. Dec. 1O.-Will Springs.
the bartender in Whitelcy's bar. at ii, D.,
corner Of Marbu-y and Florent :
streets, was killed last night by a nc.
gro. Sol Dunn.
This negro aud two Others came IT,.
to the bar and called :or one hisA.
and two bees. BY mistake the bar.
tender, Springs. served three beers.
The negro. Sol Dunn. bee anne very
indignant and abusive o:er the mis-.
take and cursed the barkeeper for
his inattentiop to orders, whereupop
Springs put him out of-the door.
In moment Dunn walked back In
the door, pistol in hand. and shot
Springs through the heart. He and
his companions, all drinking and ap.
pnrently out on lark, got into = hack
at the door and drove hurriedly away.
The murderer was subsequently cap.
tured by the police at a house just out.
side the city limits, where he was
sleeping off the effects of his spree.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
MINERS NOW IN SESSION
Annual Convention Of United Mine
Workers Begins at Bessemer.

Annual Convention Of United Mins
Workers Begins at Bessemer.
Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 1O.-The an.
nuai convention Of the Alabama dis.
trict of the United Mine Workers be
gan in Bessemer yesterday and will
continue for several days. The matter
Of most general interest is the election
OF officers.
An important question to be settled
ie whether the miners OF Tracy City
and Whi;|ell. Tenn. are to be trans.
ferred from the jurisdiction of dis.
trict 10 20 that of district 70. These
mines are operated by the Tennessee
Coal. Iron and Railway company, and
for that reason there ia a sentiment
in favor Of change Of Jurisdiction.
A meeting of the Coal Operators
association OF Alabama will be held
in this city today. The meeting OF
the operators is said to have no spe.
cial relation to the miners meeting
beyond discussion Of the contracts ex.
listing between the two sides. The
miners hays 2 contract with the op
orators which does not expire until
June 80.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
MINERS NOW IN SESSION
Annual Convention Of United Mine
Workers Begins at Bessemer.

Annual Convention Of United Mine
Workers Begins at Bessemer.
Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 1O.-The an
nual convention of the Alabama dis
trict of the United Mine Workers be-
gan in Bessemer yesterday and will
continue for several days. The matter
of most general interest is the election
OF officers,
An important question to be settled
ls whether the miners of Tracy CITY
and WhitwelI. Tenn. are to be trans
ferred from the Jurisdiction of dis
trict 10 20 that of district 20. These
mines are operated by the Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railway company, and
for that reason there is a sentiment
In favor of change of jurisdiction.
A meeting of the Coal Operators
association OF Alabama will be held
In this city today, The meeting of
the operators la said to have no spe,
oial relation to the miners meeting
beyond discussion Of the contracts OK
listing between the two sides. The
miners have a contract with the op-
orators which does not expire until
June 30.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
arrlI Ends He Life,

Fitzgerald. Ca, Dec. 1O,-Roeer Far.
ril, aged 66 years, committed suicide
here yesterday by shooting himself
through the head with q revolver. He
told people yesterday morning he had
received letter from his daughter
and that she was married, and from
conversation with him 1t seemed he
was dissatisfied with the marriage. He
lived on 1O-acre tract north of town
and was IN easy circumstances. Dur.
Ing the civil war he was an ensign O.
Admiral Farfagut's staR,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
PASSED BOGUS CHECK.
Atlanta Man Gets Into Trouble ut Co.
iumbus.


Columbus. Ca, Dec. 10.-w. Raws
Moody. an Atlanta man. was bound
over to the superior court In the sum
OF $3.50 by the recorder yesterday
morning. charged with passing q bo.
gus check on Mr.. Jordan. Q butcher,
on Saturday afternoon.
At the trial Moody stated that he
had only recently been released from
the asylum at Milledgoville, where he
had been confined for treatment.
Unless the bond is made Moody
Will have to remain in jail until court
meets in January.
A letter on his person was directed
to him care the nineteenth male ward,
M1lledgevflle. Moody once Travelled
for Brewster & Moody. Of Atlanta.
1t is also charged that he passed a
bogus check for $40 on another mer
chant Saturday.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
AT NATIONAL CAPITOL,
Large Attendance on Floor of House
of Representatives.

Large Attendance on Floor of House
of Representatives.
Washington, Dec. 1O.-There was
very large attendance on the floor of
the house today in anticipation of the
announcement of the committees by
the speaker. After the reading of the
journal Mr.. Richardson. OF Tennessee,
the leader of the minority. offered a
resolution to place upon the house pay
roll the four special implies usually
allowed thu minority. The resolution
was adopted with division.
Mr.. Hemepway. of Indiana. chair
man Of The special committee to con-
slider and report bill to fix the sala-
ries OF the officers end employees Of the
house, submitted the report of the
committee.
The house today passed a resolution
providing for the adjournment from
Dec. 10 to Jan. 6.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
CONFERENCE ADJOURNS,
Reports Show Past Year to Have Been
Most PROSPEROUS.

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 10.--The
Alabama conference concluded it's ses.
sions at Greenville yesterday. All the
reports showed the past year to have
been the most prosperous in the his.
tory of the conference.
The resolution looking to consolidat.
Ing the conference newspaper organ at
Birmingham with The Advocate at
New Orleans went over without &C,
ton.
The location of the presiding elders
is as follows:
Mobile district, w. NJ. Cox; Greens.
boro, o. G. McGhee; Selma, J. II,
Peavy; Prattville, T. Y. Abernathy:
Eufaula, T. J. Mangum; Mariana, J.
II. Roberts; Montgomery, ]. 8. Fra.
ser; Union Springs. w. s. Wade; Pen
sacola, ]. M. Mason.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
TRIED TO KILL HIS FAMILY.
pespondent Wisconsin Man Does Aw
full Work With Razor

pespondent Wisconsin Man Does Aw.
full Work With Razor.
Milwaukee, Dec. l0.-An Evening
Wisconsin special from Calumet,
Mich, says:
While in a fit Of dependency over
his inability to find work and pro-
vide for his family John Kinonen cut
his wife's throat, the throat of a 16.
year-old son, slashed a younger son
less seriously and then committed sui
eide by cutting his own throat. Kino-
men is dead, but the other members
of the family, while In a serious con-
dition, are not fatally wounded, and
the attending physicians think that
they will recover
The attempt at murder and the sui
eide took place at Copper Falls, %
miles from this city at a. m. today.
All Of the family were sleeping when
kinonen arose from his bed and talk.
ing his razor from the bureau crept
to the bed where his wife ,ay. In q
moment he had cut wide, gaping
wound in her throat. He then went
to the bedroom of his sons and cut
their throats while they slept He
then passed the keen blade across his
own throat. dying within a few mo-
ments. The younger boy. who was
less severely injured than the rest
ran to a neighbor for help and doc
tors soon arrived and took charge OF
the wounded.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
ATLANTA DEPOT BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
Vote Resulted 81 In Favor of
to l Against.
KILLS HOWARD CIGARETTE BILL

Only One Measure Passed the House
Today-There Was Much Filibustcr.
Ing Against the BIaIock Resolution
In Regard to Interest Account
Atlanta, Dec. 1O.-The house voted
down resolution by Knight to ex-
clude all persons from the floor not
entitled 20 the privileges thereof.
Only one bill passed the house, that
of Stubbs, of Laurens, requiring Or
dinaries or county commissioners to
furnish fire, lights, books, stationery,
ETC., to county officers. The vote was
SO to "a.
Nearly an hour of the morning ses.
sion was lost in filibustering against
the Blaloc'i resolution to transrc" the
public property fund to the interest ac-
count.
The Hardwick bill to make drunken
ness in public places a misdcmeancr
was defeated "A to 62, lacking IA
votes.
The vote on the bill of Wright. Of
Floyd, to require prison made goods
to be marked prison made" was 63
to 68 and was lost.
The bill of George, of Morgan, was
likewise defeated by vote of 55 to
80. which sought to make it misdc.
meanor for a farm laborer to state
falsely in applying for WORK that nc
was not under contract when he was
The senate passed the Atlanta de.
pot bill RI to /. 1t killed the Howard
cigarette bill and then passed up {
lot of local measures.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
ON TRIAL FOR WIFE MURDER.
Charles r. Armstrong, Of jacksonville,
Fla, Faces Jury.

Charles r. Armstrong, Of jacksonville,
Fla, Faces Jury.
Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. 10.-Charles
of Jacksonville and a large property
owner and influential church man, was
placed on trial yesterday for murder
in the first degree. the crime being the
killing Of his pretty young wife.
Armstrong and his wife had not
lived pleasantly together for some
time. On the night of May 2 last he
called to see her and their children
at the home of w. A. Blaisdell. tho
stepfather of Mrs. Armstrong, near the
corner OF Adams and Bridge street.
While sitting on the veranda wait
Ing for his wife to return, who had
gone out n short time before, he raised
his revolver and shot her twice as
she entered the front gate coming into
the house. Mrs. Armstrong fingered in
great pain until June 2, when she died.
Armstrong was arrested and placed
in Jail ami would have been tried at
the spring term of court. which was
to have convened the following Mon
day. but the fire of May destroyed
the courthouse records. etc, and left
things in such confusion that no spring
term was held.
Several distinguished lawyers are
employed in the case. Insanity at the
time Of the homicide will be the plea
Of the defense.
The defendant is native of North
Carolina and is SO years old.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
REMARKABLE DoUsLe TRAGEDY
Two Men Killed BY Trolley cars Neat
East Toint.

Two Men Killed BY Trolley Cara Neat
East roint.
Atlanta, Dec. 10.-A peculiar and 70
markable double tragedy occurred last
night on the East Point line OF tho A.
lanta Railway and Power company.
A farmer, w. j. Smith, was killed
between East Point and Fort Nc.
Pherson about $50 O'Clock, and the
car that was sent out to relieve the
car that killed him killed a second
man whose name is unknown, and his
horse, when it was returning to the
city.
The first man killed was w.
Smith, Of Palmetto.
The man killed by the relief car
had not been identified up to late
hour last night.
When the news of the killing OF
Smith reached the city and it was re.
ported that the car that caused the &C.
cident had been ditched, another car
was sent out to take it's place. Tho
second car when coming into the city
about IL o'clock ran into q buggy at q
crossing between West End and Oak.
land City. The buggy was smashed
into kindling, the horse was killed and
the man was crushed to death.
Both bodies were brought to the city
and turned over to Undertaken Pat
terson.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
HIGDoN-krLE coURTMARTIAL.
VIII Work Injury to Alabama Military
interests, 1t Is Said.

intcTo6to, " rs Sdlo.
Birmingham, Ala. Dec. 10.-There
appears TO be no doubl but that the
approaching Higdon-Kyle courtmartial
will prove not only highly sensational.
but will work an irreparable injury to
the military interests Of the state.
Fifteen OF the highest ranking local
officers have just held a secret meet.
ing here 10 discuss the situation with
reference to the caurtmartial and mo-
ton was made that committee be
sent te Montgomery to protest to the
governor against having the date for
the trial postponed until Jan. Z.
The meeting lined up In factions.
five Of those present voting against
the proposition and afterwards retir.
ing from the meeting.
The committee appointed, consisting
Of Lieutenant Brown. Captain Kenne.
dy and Captain Gardner. went to Mont
gomery yesterday to confer with tbs
governor.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
AT NATIONAL CAPITOL,
Largo Attendance on Floor Of HOUSE
Of Representatives..

Of Representatives.
Washington, Dec. 10.-There was a
very large attendance on the floor Of
the house today in anticipation of the
announcement Of the committees by
the speaker. After the reading of the
journal Mr.. Richardson, of Tennessee,
the leader of the minority, offered a
resolution to place upon the house pay
roll the four special implies usually
allowed tn. minority. The resolution
was adopted with division.
Mr.. Hemenway, Of Indiana, chair.
man OF tho special committee to con.
slider and report a bill to fix the sala.
ries OF the officers and employees of the
house, submitted the report of the
committee.
The house today passed a resolution
providing for the adjournment from.
Dec. 19 to Jan. 6.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
coFFMAR Is NoN-coMMiTTAk,
Slayer Of Rev. Bradford Hsfvsss Ts
DIscuss the Affnlp

Birmingham, Ala. Dec. lo.-R d.
Coffman. the justice Of the peace who
shot and killed tho Rev. j. w. Brad.
ford at Rrookside. was brought to
this city yesterday and placed In Jail,
charged with murder.
Coffman refuses to make any staes-
ment concerning the Affair.", The Na:4
Of his preliminary examtuatssks Aas
not been agreed upon.
The coroner Is holding An Inquest
at Brooksids and many witnesses
have been summoned.
Sentiment Of the people 10 said to %
divided between Bradford ana Coz.
man.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
Hackett's Resianation Accented.

Washington, Dec. 10.-The presi.
dent has accepted the resignation o!
Mr.. Frank Hackett as assistant secre
tary to the navy. to take effect Mon.
day. James H. Darling. of Vermont.
will arrive in day or two to relieva
him of his duties. The correspon.
dence between Secretary Long and
Mr.. Hackett shows that he was con
PEELED to give up his office and retur .
to his law practice.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
Indian Soldier Ran Amuck,

Berlin, Dec. 10.-The official report
OF the affair at Tien Tsin between q
company of Punjab infantry and Ger.
man troops says that an Indian sol.
der ran amuck, invaded the German
commissariat quarters, shot and NOR
tally wounded a quartermaster and
wounded three others severely, where.
upon he was shot down by q German
sentry.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
Hackett's,R Resignation Accepted.

Washington, Dec. 10.-The presi.
dent has accepted the resignation of
Mr.. Frank Hackett as assistant secre-
tary to the navy, to take effect Mon
day James Fl. Darling, of Vermont,
will arrive in day or two to relieve
him of his duties. The correspon-
dence between Secretary Long and
Mr.. HaCkett shows that he was com.
PEELED to give up his office and return
to his law practice.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
Look Carefully,
TO Your Kidneys
DR.. Jenner's
Kidney Pills I"

cause the kidneys to work @
nature intended they shosld.
They build mp the shru.ks~
walls of the kidneysy - = ~
known remedy h.sSseK ssaA
to do before.
AS a cure for urinary tro~klse
they have ne canal.
10, -. 50 csnts -
SOLD ~ UNIon Dnua coz.
URsoN, 4. o. 70
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-13
Negro Rock Throwers cauoht

Brunswick. Ga, Dec. 1O.-WalteY
Bennett and Charles Anderson, two
negroes, wera brought to Brunswick
from Everett, tried and bound over
for throwing rocks at a Seaboard Air
Line tra,n passing Everett. One Of
the rocks went through @ window ip
superintendent Makers car. George
h. Fitzwalter, Of Savannah, worked up
the case.