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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
Repor.eJ Continuation Denied.

New York. oct. l6.-Es. J. II Il, PIES
dent of the Great Nci ,hern. who is in
the city. interI iewed concerning lis
mission here in the East took pains to
deny the reported comhination of the
Northwestern railroads. Sysfsked con-
oerning the statement that Il propfie-
tarv company would take over m l.
jority of the Great Northern shares in
order To simplify control and place the
management in more permanent
shane. Mr.. Hill said he would rather
not discuss Great Northern at present.
He emphatically denied that II" had
sold out most Of his interest III the
Erie Railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
THE TERRIO MURDER TRIAL
Promises 10 Be One Of Longest Ever he'e
in Maine.

clSovhegar. Me-. Oct. 1G.-lt appears
at this time as though the Ierrlo r'a'
der trial which is to be heard AT Spe-
cia, term of the Somerset supreme
. ,,.;,,inp Nov. 3. will be the
longest and most interesting o! any
trial ever held in Maine.
The State has great array ol Gil
,.umstantial evidence which has Oeeh
made necessary by reason OF the pro
kan china that appeared in the hrs'
instance. The defence claims to nave
IS strong case and expresses confidence
that thc state will have labor!ng oar
frn,,, et,r, IA finish 1t is believed thai
TIC t.i.l will continue 'W" "'AS ''''
,iu-Sibly longer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
CHILDREN ARE EAGER FOR
Malt Breakfast Food
Il Promotes Growth and Strength.

Most excellent reports Of the wonder
ful work that Malt Breakfast Food is
doing for growing children, come to the.
notice of the manufacturers every day.
Many fathers and mothers declare that
their little ones look more eagerly and
anXiOusly for their dish of Malt Break
fast Food each morning than for any
thing else. All the children relish it,
and find it delicious and apo tizing.
Malt Breakfast Food is giving III ev-
cry instance the happy results that
careful parents look for-increIse in
i'esh, purer blood, brighter eyes. and
greater bodily strength. We strongly
advise parents to adopt the use of
Malt Breakfast Food if their children
are not showing evidences of healthy
growth. For a supper dish it is equally
valuable. Groccrs everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Joseph W. Symcnds Elected Director Other
Officers Were Reelected.

Portland. Me, Oct. 16.-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
The Maine Central Railroad. today.
Joseph w. Symonds. Portland. was
elected member OF the board of di-
rectors in place of Joseph S Kicker.
deceased. The other members of the
board We're reelected.
After the meeting OF the stockholders
the directors met and reelected Lucius
Tuttle. president. and George +. Evans.
vice president and general manager.
Hon. Joshiah II. Drummond of Port
land, was elected clerk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17

Special Values
In FUR SCARFS.

We have about 800 scarfs ,b,, ...
made up during tie duh season ana Ar.
oherinE them at prices thcy counnI H..
duplicated for later.
Near Seal cluster Scarfs. { Martin
tails. .. :
Re-! Black Martin scasf+. S Martin -
i:rai i;r"wn Martin ScarfS . tai's. 81 -
Quality, tais ga,
E'y,r Sable scarfs. and ,afl<. 5. 3
Gray krimmCr. . tails. $i.-n ap,I a.,
Long toUn,c ScarfS. in al rrrs f,,,,n
S1"' t. ste '' '''''i
Orders ~. mail " II receive rrnmnt ot.
tcnti"n Nh' II desired goods viii We sem
~ d.. with privilege OF cXanIinnti,n
We make 4 sI'ccialt.- of a.t,r,,iHu :,t
repair work. II ''''
T.. g. BARKER &C., Funers, Cor. Store. Gardiner
sept 5eodlstpp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
II .nvestioate Charges Of immortality.

Cav francisco. cal. Oct. l6.-t;eV.
+ Hazlett of Colorado Springs.
Colo. will leave Tor Mai,lna =" '"e
army transport Thamos' We''''en'n1 :e,a.'.1.
II is stated that he goes 10 'ne
under the sanction of the war depart :
mont as commissioner to inVestisa'e
cb,rpes of immortality in the mi'i'ary
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. oct. lG.-Light rain is
Indicated fer Thursday in the middle
Atlantic and New England states
Temperature will fall from the lower
Lake regions eastward but the change
along the Atlantic coast will not be
marked. Fresh southwesteriy winds
will continue on the middle Atlantic
and New England states, becoming
westerly, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
MAINE CLUB WOMEf.
eeceo,ion to Members Of Federation a! Bidde-
ford. Wednesday Evening"

P,ddef,rd Me- oct l6-DeleSateS from
all over the state began to arrive here
TODAY. to attend the annual meeting of
the Maine Federation of Womens Clubs
This evening the visiting club women
will be rendered Il reception in National
han and preparations have been ma, made i"r ,r
H. -, alahorate event Of the kind ever
seen here. The first business session .,'1 PEI
t'ongreyational church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
URGED ON MEN.
More Light on Admiral SchIey's
Conduct at Santiago.
officers Testify to His Goodness and
Courage While Under Fire.
Commander Sears Denies Having Made Certain
Alleged Remarks About SchIey.

Washington, oct. 1.-THE officers of
Admiral Schlry'S flagship. the Brook
lyn. occupied the attention of the
Schley court OF inquiry for the entire
day. The proceedings began with the
recall of capt. Cook and Lieut.. Com
mandcr Sears. both of whom made ma
te!i1l additions to their former testi-
mony. and they were followed in Sue
cession by Commander y. +. Mason.
who was the executive officer of the
Brooklyn. Lieut.. Edward McCauley.
Jr.. who was signal Office. and Lieut..
Charles Webster VINO had charge OF
the forward gun deck battery of the
BROOKLYN during the battle off Santi-
ago and was watch officer on board
that ship.
capt. Cooks new testimony related IT,
the uncouplng Of the Brooklyn's en-
gincs and To the voyage Of the flying
squadron from Cienfuegos to Santiago
explaining in some detail the cause of
the SLOW progress made OF the occa-
sion. Commander Sears spoke again
ot tht conversation reported as having
taken place between himself and Off
GERS Of the Massachusetts on May 3.
in which he Was alleged to have said
that it was difficult to get Commodore
Schley up to the point Of undertaking
the bombardment Of the Colon. and he
again denied that he had said any
Il ing rejecting upon his superior Off
Ger.
Commando Mason and Lieuts. Nc
Cauley and Webster all gave accounts
nf the engagement of July 8. Mr.. No
Cauley rtcitod in detail the signals
~. 10 ~ with n his; ,ri,.,I
event at the instance of Commodore
Schley When asked if Commodore
Schlcy said anything during the bat
tie for the cncouragement Of the men.
this witness replied that he several
times said: Give en- hell. bullies."
All these witnesses testified that the
conduct Of the commodore when under
lire was cor+ and COURAGEOUS.
The Schrey court Of inquiry began
proceedings. today, as usual with the
correction Of testimony given on the
previous day she witnesses summoned
Tor this purpose being Capt. cook and
Lieut.. Commander Sears, who testified.
yesterday. When they had left the
stand Commander Newton T.. Mason.
who was executive officer on the Brook
ca He'd to relate his observations Of the
conduct Of the Santiago campaign. 1t
is the purpose Of MIR. Rayner to first
examine officers Of the Brooklyn and
To follow these with a number of those
who were on the Oregon during the
battle off Santiago. 1t is understood
that his entire list of witnesses is prac-
ticallv confined to persons who were
hon rI fhpcc NaCCplc
When Captain Cook occupied the wit
ness stand. for the purpose Of correct
ing his testimony, Mr.. Hanna asked
him:
'Refcrring t. your statement in re-
gard to the steam required to b" kept
up in connection with the uncnupinG
nf the Rrooklyn's engines. that it was
the order of the commander-in-cli CHEF
while lying off Santiago on the block
ade. Was that written crder?" My
recollection is that j: was a bulletin.
The exact words ! do not rem ambel'."
The particular point was with re-
Continued on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
Washington Forecast.

Washington. oct l6.-ForeVaSt for
New England: Rain and cooler. Thurs
day afternoon or night. Friday. fair.
fresh northwesterly winds becoming
westerly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17

1hrrc-hIsc hits--Allen. Clark Two
base hit-rlCiIrr Struck nut-By DakcS.
Stewart I. Lewis tout for attempting 70
hunt the third strike and foulinGl. White.
Robbins Clark; by Stewart Gould 2
Bcveridgc Rowe , LcathcrbarroW J. Isl
Scudcn. Umpire, Stanwood, lyt3. llint
1hr. .3,nn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17

William Crocker was n
killed. Wednesday aite'"ooi'' a. s
erley. Mass. by tram retur",ns ssia.. ,,oa''
Portland to Boston rl.,ns 49,,
r,,ttIe and a party of ral'r"aa '''e"'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17

u.,s,.,. Roberts aged u years lcSt
~; i;ra in Murray river. =. T.. l.. Ned-
masdav ras atternoon. He shot some birds ~
~, ",ream and attempted to swim oui i"r
,ham when he was taken with cramps
and drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
FAIR. TODAY AND FRIDAY.

Boston, Oct. l6.--Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Fair. Thursday
and Friday; light variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17

Take Laxative Brom% mo ru,,.i, nnnr if II fail;
All druggists refund ,nt i.u,,r S;n,,3,nre il On
to cure f.. ". Grow
each box. &c
tu,&thur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17

Continued on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-17
INTERESTS PAID On TIE DAILY BALANCES.
su'g'a and Flrepr:oi Safe Deposit Boxes To |,

r T.. SNlI IT, TreaSurcr.
honking hours. to daily. except Sat
u'udy' Saturdays. . to l23C.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-22
YESTERDAY IN The SENATE

After the joint resolution appSDpriat-
Ing $4,000 for the expenses Of the pres
ent Legislature had been adopted in
the Senate yesterday afternoon and
then sent to the House for its appro-
val. the much discussed House bill No
I. which has been travelling between
the two houses for some time, was
brought up for consideration. Mr..
White moved to lay the bill on the ia
BILE, and before the members hardly
realized It. the bill had been disposed
of in the manner suggested.
The Senate bills reported in the
morning as having been printed were
taken up one by one. read by titles and
then referred to the proper committees.
Bill No. AZ. the Dispensary Act. intro
duced by Mr.. Kanuha, was referred to
the Committee on Intoxicants.
Mr.. White made verbal report for
the judiciary Committee on Senate bill
sc. relating to the appointment Of
bailiffs in certain courts. to the effect
that the bill pass. The report was
adopted.
Just at about the time the Senate
was on the point of adjourning, the
chair annomced that the clerk had
just received an important communica.
ton from the House. It turned out &c
be the notice of the concurrence OF thu
House in the joint resolution of the
Senate appropriating $4,000 for tbs
expenses of the present session Of thu
Legislature.
On motion OF Mr.. White. tho resolu
tion was referred to the chairman o
the Committee on Enrolment, Revi
sion and Printing with Instructions t
meet with the chairman Of the SAM
committee Of the House, to present thu
resolution to the Governor and to ge
from him a receipt for the same.
The Senate adjourned at p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-22

The above Company will buy, lease,
or sell lands In all parts Of the Hawaiian
Islands; and also hiss houses In the City
Of Honolulu for rent. ll88-yl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-22

Every Day Affords New Proofs Of the
peculiar effects Of PAIN-KILLER. In
cases where disordered condition OF
the stomach, liver and bowels is com.
bined with great debility, nervous
weakness, and intense melancholy, LIS
effects are most beneficial and wonder
full. 1t should be kept by every family
Avoid substitutes, there Is but one
Pain-Killer, Perry Davis. Price 25c and
soc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-22
Team Runs Away.

A team belonging to the Metropoli-
tan Meat Market. while standing in
front OF Collins harness shop at about
s o'clock this morning became fright
ened and started down King street to-
wards the railway depot. The team
was stopped before any serious dam
age was done.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-22
SEATTLE BEER.

The ever popular Rainier beer Is be-
coming a household word and will
you have a glass Of Seattle" is more
often heard than anything else. The
Criterion Saloon has the beer on tap OF
In bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-22
NOTICE

The following bicycles are now at the
Police Station and owners can have them
by proving property and paying expense.
Of advertising:
Tribune, No, 47so; Columbia, No. 82o4
Columbia, No. OILS: Eldredge, No. 2473o
Imperial, No. Ia5o6 I7I6-ti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
Dawson Sun Man In City

F. D. Engclhordt. of the Dawson Daily Sun. arrived out on thc delayed tram yesterday morning. and win visit Cana dian and Sound towns for 70 month or two before hc returns
 Mr. Engclhardt is one Of Che !cllins newspaper men of Dawson, bciEs 'N- pcricnccd in au departments. and c5n- sidcrcd am excellent ..H. urt
 In speaking of Che newspapers at DaU- son hc said Che through wire was put une papers n Che metropolis Co h" front as ucvcrbcforc ThcDavson sunard Dawson News were receiving ulcgrapni' reports from thc states in more complete shane than some of Che papers in towns ncaror tclcgr1phic communication. It costs a dcM of money. but Che papers ar, in Che field to give the news.
 Mr. Eurclhardt paid a compliment t" thc evening papers in Dawson. thc News and Nugget. stating they were both inn by contemplating men who were receiving 90 good sharc Of Che patronage of Dawson. both from Che business men and thc general public as readers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
WILL RETIRE
 DUST
Important Step Is Taken In
 the Yukon Metropolis
Butchers of Dawson wHI Hereafter Rofuso to Accept Gold Dust In Payment For meat-Mny Work Complete Change

DAWSON. oct lN-An important mora was takcn here today that win undount- odly make a universal change n Che present currency methods. Last nigh. at a meeting of thc city butchers. a resolI tion was passed refusing hereafter tp ac ccpt gold dust iu payment for meat. ''h.s is thc first step taken toward -ctirius dust as a medium or exchange.
 This move has been contemplated for a number of months, but it rcccirrd 'o stimulus until last night
 Several reasons are advanced 's- :he change. In thc first place. it is not au easy matter Co handle gold dust during the rush of business. Valuable tn1r Is lost In weighing lt out and making suit- able payments
 Another reason for the change is ,h- fact that gold from Che different dis- trlcts is often received here varying in value 10 also eliminates any chance of handling any spurious dust
 The retirement of gold dust is also in- directly the outcome of an agreement made between the merchants and th, banks Inst season. when lt was uniycral- iy conceded that it would facilitate hds- Incss and make thc establishing of ah assay office more certain.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
START BULKHtAD WORK
Gang of Mou and Horses On tho
 Ground AIroady

10 is now certainty that th" bulk head planned by City Engineer Ruud win bc built as rapidly as possible. tho preparatory work having begun ycstcr- day
 The first thing Co Doc done is Co turn Che course of a small stream next Go thc bridge in order Co facilitate Che opera tions of the pile driver Mir Leslie. who win direct the pile driver work. has com- moncod getting out Che material and win start thc erection of Che pile driver frame this morning Engineer Ruud has engaged a large crew of men and powerful team Of horses Co clear Che way for Che preparatory work
 Monday morning a gang of mon will start on the work Of getting out the piles. and by that time Che committee appointed Co raise thc money necessary for thc prosecution of the work will probably bc ohlc Co make definite rc- port regarding thc financial end.
 Interest iu this important step seems to bc general. and every thinking citizen seems to bc awake Co the fact that the future safety Of the city depends upon thc successful carrying out Of this proc icct
 Again it is urged that the timhcrs. logs and other material needed in this work be left on the river bank where Che flood carried them.
 Yesterday Mayor Woodruff appointed as 70 committee Co raise funds. Che fol- lowing well known citizens: R. C. smith. J T. Haync. w. IT, Case. Herman Grimm. TT. A. shorthil, and W. IT. Rob ortJoni
 This committee win meet at noon to- day in tho office of>the Evening News. map out a plan Of action and then start out Co get the money AS half of Che necessary amount Is already in sight it should not require much effort or time to secure the balance.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
PREDICTS HIGH WATER
Editor Burdo of White Horso Talks
 On Rivor Navigation

R. J. Burdc. editor of Che White Horse Tribune. is ln Che city, on route Jo Van couver
 In speaking Of Che water at White Horse Mr. Burdc said that although n' loft there last Saturday and wn' dc- l,val at Caribou. on account of Che train going hack GO White Horse. he believed tbe water would not ou any during Che next month. and that Che present stage of thc water was something phenomenal for this time of Che year Al Wmte Horse it has only fallen eighteen Inches durinr this season. No ice has been formed yet. and t is thought that From present indications. Che scow business wm continue for ot least three weeks longer. although Che water might chans' inside of a week. Che river go down ana lee commence Go form.
 Mir Burdc says hc understands that much work tx bcing done in preparation for tbc winter stage service Co Dawson ,pd th,t this year it would be better than ever before. ....
 As Co thc business outlook at Whit' Horse. he predicts that travel this "in- Tor win be as good os last year and per hans better. More people have come oul thls season than in any previous year, and fully 0uy per cent of them were only going Go remain In Che States Tor " month or two. and win hc Che hrst to come In over Che fec.
 Mr. Huric expects Co go south on ''' Danube today.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
YUKON RAIES
 MAY GO LOWER
Interior Morohants Expected Rooont
 Advance In Oats

E. h M-ncr. nonagcrof Che Northern Conn orc rl Comoony. fmc out ycstor. day rrf r l went south on th" mmi 4. rday afternoon. Ilc is Che head oi Che newly Consolidated com panlcs of Che interior embracing ail 'V- ccpt Che North American Trading and Transportation Company.
 Mir MIznor. just before Che departure or the Humboldt. was oHkcd by an Nl's- kan reporter what hc thought or Che roe port from Dawson Co tho oncct that the ont market had been cornorcd and 1nc's advanced. and that tho prices Of "thcr commodities would undoubtedly -o un- He saId. "Au .of those interested in trading matters In tho Interior were cog. nlzant of Che foct thot although tons poo d tons of oots had hcon shipped i1 thM season Che stock on hand would mot equal Che dcmnnd ! nm not ot an glr- nriscd that Che ndvancf took place. N7 Go Che advance or other comWoditcs { nm not ot liberty Co spy whot thcg win bc. understand Che wire Co thS States win soon hc open. and Rlgo that nlYi'o- tIon on Che river may ronunuc for scv- cral weeks. and paHic7 In Che Interior may realize what commoditIos orc uced- cd md many shipments may yet bc sent Co Che interior dm not at liberty. or. in fact. cannot nc present what Che ratcs win hc oHtthc lower Yukon 10 Is almost ccrtnn they win ''t bc any higher next year than this f'a- son. and perhaps may SO lower By comparing Che shipments that went in via skarwoy and those via st Michael [ believe you win easily sec that thr lower Yukon. although hcr scafon is much shorter than from Skngway nto Dawson. we have held ouf own. and el cargocs sent out from British Columhia and Puget Sound ports have arrived 't their destinations"
 The blast of Che whistle for casting on Inc lines ended further conversation with Mr. Mlzner. Hc intends Co ap"nd thc winter in California and wIll per- haps. ro in over Che fec just before th' brcok-up.
 When ho icft Dawson. Mr. MIzncr's do- narturc was Che occasion for h'g gnth- crlne on Che dock and % tremendous lot of cheering. as hc ls personally very p'p' ular with au of hls men. for Che rce-on as they put lt. he conducts Himself 's one of them. and ls opproachohle 't all times.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

WHITE HORSE. Oct lS-The train out from here tomorrow morning win carry at least 100 people. There are waiting at Caribou about 90 more.
 Perhaps there has never been time h Che history of this city when so many prominent interior men have been hcr' 1t one time ns now.
 on Che White Horse. which arrived yesterday forenoon, were many promi- nont people among the hundred passrn- gers. There was w. II. Isom, general manager of Che N. A. IT, & T. Co.,; E. S.. Line. also connected with Che samc com nany. Major Primrose. TT. J. Jackman. Capt. Whctmorc. Capt. Becdlc. Colonel Ouphaut. w. c. Coffee. W. IT, Wills. Charles KrolIng Mir and Mrs Chute. Mr. and Mrs. Mcnlvccn. IT, L. Miller, the cotuo man. accompanied by his wife; h. Horshberg. thtc blg Dawfon clothicr be- sides many others
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
TRAINS WILL RUN
 SCHEDULE AGAIN
Tho Trnok Is Boing Rapidly Pat
 In Good Condition

Today Che trains on Che White Pass & Yukon win commence running through on schedule time The local for Whit Horse win leave this morning at Q o'c.ocf and at Che same hour Che passenger from White Horse win depart for mi- city.
 The track is now ln good condition At Boulder a temporary roadbcd has boc0 constructed for operation of Che trains but iu a day thc track there win Doc as good os formerly
 At Glacier % gang Of men is still nt work ou Che slide The debris is being removed. and rocks. etc.. cleared from Che sides of Che mountain Go prevent further slides.
 No trains moved yesterday The pas acnrcr. which lcft here Thursday lisht arrived at White Horse yesterday fore noon. A good run was made and th' track was found Co bc in nrst-class sru" Che entire distance. with Che exception Of at Glacier