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CHURCH NOTICES.

OrEN AIR >ERvICE-At p. m. sunday .rer-
noon O. service VIII Do held around tho Peace
Gross ou tHe site uf the Cathedral ui So. Peter
and Paul. special preacher Chaplain a. O..
Pierce, Eleventh o. $. Cavalry Congregational
sing ing Everybody cordially invited ID
TRINIDAD BAPTIST CHURCH Lewis -t me-
Communion b. u-- and sermon bv Rev. 49, B..
Je.ins1u, d. d. pastor Second Baptist Church
The pastor at = D. m- All are invited. REV. IS
T. DICKINSON. Pastor mi
"lIE SECOND COMING Oh CHRIST s,lI Ec
the subject tomorrow evening on GOSPEL Tent 1871
~. and Maryland ave-. W. A. Wc-tuarth OF Bur
al", n j.. evangelist. Meetings are held every
evening except saturdays. seats free AI vel
come M
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FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-HOUsES.
FOR RENT-Septomber I, f2SI5 If ST. NV. eight
rooms and bath; all modern convenience En-
quirc on premises rrl--T
FOR RENT-Ncw brick house near navy vsrl- 6
rooms. cellar str1be; modern improvements:
only j. JOHN SCRlFENER, $40 az 81 NV.
eld-3
FOR RENT-c9llz 9Th 81. NV. opposite Pension
Office, scven-rOom brick house: modern improve
ments, also brick stable; key GA I'd ST. NV
u.-I-3
FOR RENT-52S 9th st. ne. corner; seven rooms;
rent SD rr5s
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FOR SALE-LOTs.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-S25 cash. $40 monthly. viii buy lot
on ST.. near 18th NO., I5NsJ; water. sewer.
gas, and sidewalks. price, 500. GEO. Y WOR-
IHINGION. lH0 g NV. el7-a
FOR SALE-Your chance. Tot for S22I ,-or-H
$50 on electric railway. CLARK BROS. 1898
r rI--g
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TPar,,s OK BLUFNONT RRAvCH

Leave Washington $40 g. M. 90 D. u-. ass
o. H. and as p m. week Gays. and e-eL a.
p and as D. M. sundays only FOR Blucmo1r
-rF f--5 o. NJ week DAYS Tor Leesbgrg.
Returning arrive Washington S-2t e. m. aad
500 o. H. daily, and SIS a. H. and I.R5 p r.
y,.aZ DAYS fr0m BlEeuouc, and 5-57 a. M week
f4yS fr1m LeCs1urg.
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wANTED-ROOsIS.

WANTED-Ihrec uuiuruishci housekeeping rooms:
$40; bF September; walking distance Patent D,-
foe. Box 49,. tIis office. a
RELIABLE party may have use Gf furniture f1r
nvr OF six rooms iE exchange FIR two rooms.
me5istely. Address bon ssg, this oitle
NILS
WANTED By a settled couple. uufurui,hed
second floor rooms. with imUrHvrmfut-- north
west. with elderly Catholic couple preferred. rent
not ~ oE-r.d 81 a month. Box flI. this office.
WANTED-Bv Young couple, two rooms. furnished
0r UNFINISHED. with light housekeeping urlvi-
leGes. w.-.iu fnur blocks Of po,tatHeo; ,omlauui-
oltiHs5 U.rh private bath preferred. AdIIs--
b1A 800. tins ONCE WIJ-3
WANTED-Hg September !. two or three rooms.
suitable for home fog TWO refined Lusiuass women.
IN public building, within six squares 81 10Th
20. and Pa ave. NV, VIII pay SIS for rooms with
light and heat references Address BOX $40.
this Office. au--tf
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FOUND.
FOR SALE-FARMS.

TOR SALE-A rare opportunity. nice little
farm. MRS A. g. CRANDSTAFF. Edfuhurg
~iehai11ah county I'd. NILS
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HELP wANrED-NALE.

-, -, -. .-
-----'''-t--''i +" \ J I'D. : LIZ.
A. fl'-Do''re4 Chef sos second cook, $50,
..-,. ..-.1 SIX months months g ,l--rr,
NcENCY I2rh and Pa ave. eI5-5
NANTEp-Ray seventeen or ciuhtCru years oIG-
T.. ID. , @., thing about r'paT5,".
-
HANTEu-Trr.c fr-t-,IaSs tr.s.osrs Maula.
l.--L-n5- IL. p tAHR. - 18Th DIV 81
. -.---2 Hol--- -,' Pa ave, NV Cd
WANTED Five hoI.8u.ers and rIlsterers: S2-1
r.r Jay. 18Th ST.. bet y ana o. 81
v.,Nrrn- r.,, c,,.--,-.-.J -,.. 5-.,,-.--- -I=--.
.r, ion CITY work Box az. trf. .-Hrc. al
.o-,>r1-n 90 -. -..- ~,
49,. :. ,7-,,-,r ,r'.t5, " ,,-r,f,> ,,, ~
lyr. nv. 81
.,.,(-rrD UT--- - 10 - ~ - - II.
round ErrrIrrrgrr sI,, vbfrr woman r,,. no.
. 3, rrv -
U-,>-rrr, - - 60 IL
...,,s how fl. -,r,r rrat5--.5 ar,1y V,r4.,
morning. be- g and 10 O'Clock. rear 80 ST.
NV 81
WANTEp-C5rp- for trimming. ,prlv new
.lNa.nS bumD1'l'n ave. between 500" and @l~'
- -"- tlt-'
n-A\TrD A. ONO. o., ..r..1 r-r.-.. r ....I
d IT,. Y - rH# d
l.r. min. e.5 r,,b - ~ ID
- ----- ~ .----
,, M ~ u, '' .l'''T' '--'. '''1S' also 1.1'P
---
NV, w Al If-l'-A hoy \. r WATSON "'2 9th ST.
WANTED-Artive white men O. cIrau windows:
R.,,. " l,t ngea apply N""A -'' stewart
- - -
W.
NV r-5.''.'''' 81 s'''i ''N - ''-' ''"' ''' = st.
rfSrTsi FI6RIl II. Ig Ian one m having TH i
iisLua,h,rs ,I5: far Blue Ridge Mountains today.
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY Izth and Pa ave. nj
-
each. permanent t rl5 eo B4 .s 5Is izrh
S. NV. MI
wAvTFn- GOOD i'm -c-f-- aud GOOD b.T1c-
can 81 1--g -tf ~ rgr NJ m m
-------
-, - l',.,L ,'.-I,l ui-'ti' l ,,
DIT,F III "a All ~, ,, ~, -
49,, - So
WANTED Three OF four cauable men for indus
trial insurance must De good collectors and pro
dugers. permanent position for those 0raliaaG-
a, Hity, WIN Tg,T'nca MGna4y. between and
- -, 1-.-, =. ~ " w. - h'-'-'Lii. "e-eI'l ,4t,l
-1-----.Hl. g-2 , NV nj
ANIEb- D'-1VaShcr at DELNpNlCU LUNCH
koDN, SO g ST. NV, W H. Sanders. mi
a. ,-.-,-,- l.,
three years experience. who can set type. APP
ply 5lZ 10Th So NV NILS
A5Irs,. Poy ..s ri5is .ffI. ''''' NE
Va So,
@ ''.,.. ON, N.'N' "'--''' anu
w. OH ''- 'i' o'' NV a'''l- l''l-
'-1
WANTED rs-----rss- t,9.r,,- f,r Sst,,yF,y O. n
-'' t-A 81 NV nj
u,NTFD-cr,- also d rsi,tsr 51s an - ,,
mis-
y,-,>.7-f-,, r.
~ A"o -"ei''Ir t.'N'l' h'--'iI.-". Two
boys. NHAthLEFOkD-~. -.1 J. SC nv. mi
,-,,-----r,
M '' 30, ia" 'o'N' must DO HIS ''-'' I,'''
4t't Sc AN- ml
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
iceland. Aug a. noon Phi pEa sep II. i01 IN
81 Paul-Aug %. 10 am. 81 Pau-Sep- . 10 an
- L0Uis-Sept. g. Do a To- Haycrf1rL Sep-2l loan
RED STAR LINE.
NEW yORk-ANTW ERP-PARIS-
'Zee!dnd--- Aug a. noon -ElderIaud Sep. n. roor
Frlesiand- Aug IS noon Ecns' Vton.Ser IS, u00a
sou.hwIrk-..Scp. g. noon iceland SEP p noon
New twin-screE steamers calling az CherbOurg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers u and Is y. r.
NcW York Oflcc. 3 Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1876 6 Y ",
Or C. " Moss 1911 C ST. y W
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FOR sALE-PIANOS.

FcR SALE->gllrl grand piano. perfect condo
ton, cost $3.50; rare bargain. s1r $50 A5L1-s
Bon 307. this Office uI6-S
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FOR RENT-Four comfortable rooms and good
board Apply MRS. THOMAS WATERS. N1g-
n-LLa ave-. IIhnmI rlTk ID Z. ~.
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ChiCkering S25a

One square p,suo, SI5s one ohieherins quar-
1928 Pa. eve. eli-u
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RAILROADS.
SGabOaTd Air Line RAILWAY,

''Florida and West India short Line
leave Washington. Penna- r. r. Station
ft:Ot A. M, FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAU-Thr1ugh Pullman Sleepe-s
70 Jacksonville, connecting al
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlanta
6:55 p. NJ. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY LIMITED-Thr0UEh Pullman sleep
ers 90 Jacksonville and Atlanta.
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
10 Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern Pines pine
huTst), Camden. Columbia. Savannah, Jackson
tll!e, and al Florida points Charlotte. Athens.
Atlanta. New Orleans Chattanooga. Nashville.
points Vest and Southwest.
$50 A. NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY uthrrn Pines (Piuehurst) Ham
and intermediate points
ofice. 1894 " We and Peun4 Il r ORces.
R. +. l. BIN, " H. DOLL
General Pass Age. General Agent
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and other iE-
formation furnished and baggage called f0- and
checked from hotels and residences BY Union
Transfer Co. on CrJErs Ie.t 90 Ticket Oi6cc. rs
18th St NV. 81 PluuI- Ave NV. and AZ
Peuua. Station.
rPhons I4I Tor p r r. CAB Service.
FRANK : GANNDN sd v u and Cen N-F-
: d. HARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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Through trains from ne South arrive Wsssirs
r7u 5-4g an. 6-J2 am. 80 am daily. 2-lDp-U
saE 900 M daily From Ha-r5sou5urg u so
= rr week DAYS and $3.50 pm daily Prom Clzr-
IattesviIIe am and $40 pm daily
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WANTED-BIC8CLES.

v lNTED-BicscIe- --uS- b. cheap Orient. Tri-
b-.nr. S-erIiu-r. VII sell tine rifle lWr--ou)
dr. $50 10Th 70. eI1-8
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FOR RENT-ROoMs.

FOR RENT-Tva nicely fur rooms an G st.
FOR RENr-Roouls. 81 Mas ave. NV. fur.
TOR RENTING nicely fur. haU rooms. with
-as and bath. also back room, nice location, -
.lgE. y J 81. NV 81
FOR RENTING large rooms. with alcoyc,
.lta; entire 2d floor, sl2 81 J. 81. ne. els
FOR RENT-Furui-hed room for gentleman. 1854
.-H ~ NV M
FOR BENT-Furn. shed complete fer Ii-ht house
ac"pinE. three desirable rooms, entire Tari7r
HH.T. all convenience reasonable % ST. ne
NILS
FOR RENT X st. me-. furnished or unturui~l-
'G Communicating rooms, heat and gas ml.-5
FOR RENr-Furui,hcd and unfinished rooms,
reasonable rent. sl3 u St. NV NILS
FOR RENT-Furnisled rooms. two bath rooms,
BOARD If desired. 5I2 ST. NV NILS
FOR RENT L st. NV. nicely and newly
nlIT shed rooms, table board el"-'
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. s. per month.
25sl ] ST. Nv. clos
FOR RENT-Two large rooms 725lz 9th ST. nv.
mlG-3
FOR RENr-Furnished rooms and board. 1924 nth
50. NV. ml6-3
n \ Il
y furnished rooms MOS
FOR EENT-Thrse front. communicating single
"T on suite, second floor. 100 9Th ST. NV. adj
joining the Lafayette ml1-5
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room in pri-
yatc family. for gentleman OF couple. 2i55 h
st. NV. mics
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished second floor rooms,
with bath; from > to s. l-S2 Il 81 ne mlg-3
LAR gEsNT - r.....-sf.T IND
hoor; either furnished or unfinished. Call az
$40 st. clJ-5
FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished OF uufurnished;
also four rooms. with private bath; suitable Tor
housekeeping. ll25 Ioth st. nv. clos
FOR RENT-Two furnished or UNFINISHED rooms
on second floor no housekeeping. aJ3 G ST. Sc.
elj-3
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished front room; gentle
men only. all convenience; price moderate 81
9Th st. NV eI5-5
go5 " ST NW.-For rent. furnished or uuiur-
uI-Hcd, two large com. front r0Ous, large closets.
balcony. ml5-4
FOR RENT-onc furnished room; rent reason
able, 200 sth ST. NV miss
1909 nth ST-Furnished rooms cheap: gas for
cooking; housekeeping OF business ml5-5
FOR RENT-43o VI ST. NV. furnished rooms;
plrior; second and third floor rooms. mI5-3
FOR RENT iaoIy-iurnisacd front rooms. sum
MGR prices. "a 18th ST. nv. ml5-3
FOR RENT-Oue good size furnished front room.
second story. 8 per month ui2 9Th ST. H"-
miss
FOR RENT-Furnished front room, 50 month.
gentleman sS2 ST. NV ml5-a
FOR RENT-DrsirabIe furnished hall room. 50
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FOR RENT-SToREs.

FOR RENT-laroer grocery store gH FI1. ave.
NV Apply ou premises. uI--s
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WANTED-ELATS.

WANTED-To rent hat four or five rooms;
Northwest; light house, crpiug- Address BOX
IS this Office ul--8
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WANTED-H0rse for its feed for I month; privi-
lec ot buying IL shifted; best OF care by response
bic party. CAPSTONE WORKS, south Capitol
and Canal 81. So. nI6-8
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wANTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-By colored woman. place as cook 0o1
New Hampshire ave.uW el6-2
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR s,LE-Thrse frames in alley northwc-t:
renting SO. price. $50, AIS, fyr-raom IriuE
northwest renting 5000 price sIIpJ: also yav-
several hundred pieces Gf desirable property rang
Dol. do uu... rnW ~lHyY o. 500 DIT me sUag.
rHur -auI- GEO J. MURIHlNGrDN. IHp g.
HZ. ella
FOR ~ALE-~.y-rp0m modern brick. price 81
h-I. easy TERMS HIl trade equity for suburban
lut-- Address Box 400. this office. cI7-s
FOR SALE -yer cheap. to nhi-e OF coIored per-
SON. iaur-room house IA Trn.e. town; one car
fare only. sdpl. so cash, rc.sajndcr $40 per
month T. j. GILES. sl5 18th S. NV NILS
FOR sALE-HOUSEs AND LOTS.
small. building, 500 Room l}, 1910 ST. NV
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING.
FOR RENT store and dwelling. 80 q st. me-.
clos
FOR RENT-Nicc store. Groom house and -t1lfe.
good corner. 900 81. me- elg--
WALL PAPER.
ROOMS rspccd for s. up. A. e. COLUNBUs.
~ So NV. cl5.
FEW DAYS ONLY-Rooms pzpereI, $50 up.
HlNr 900 10 st. NV mu-1
WHEN TIE FAMILY is out Of the city Tor tc
summer its good time 10 have the house pa.
ICTgI. We are experts boz THIS branch Of rIe
Lus.uc-s-dO the work artiStcllIy and cleanly
Rooms Fagored, s. up. b. q. NOLTE, 81 8th 81.
NV auI-ti
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WANTED Experienced trimmer frr u.l1'.r.r
dcrarrmeut. apply Oh. manager. SAMUEL
FRiEDrANrER Is Co, Is lth ST. uu. cd
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EIsCELLANEOUA.
STORAGE.

STORAGE, - cents load UNITED STATES
STORAGE 90, 420 l0,h 1t. nv. rglG-8
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-01-19
SECOND DEGREE.
The Jury So Reports in Boss
chieter Murder Case.
This Applies to the Defendants Nc
AlIster, Death and Campbell.
The Verdict May Mean a Sentence Of 80
Years Imprisonment.

New York. Jan. 1S.-Walter G. Nc
Allistcr, Andrew j. Campbell and VIM
y. Death. three of the four persons in
di, ted for the death of Jennie Boss
chieter, mill girl of Paterson, n.
j., were, tonight, adjudged guilty of
murder in the second degree. Accord
ing to the New Jersey law the maxi
mum penalty for the prisoners is 80
years Imprisonment. The jury took IA
ballots and returned to the court room
ct S.1f o'clock, having been out hours
and % minutes.
The prisoners when brought in, ap-
peared nervous. McAllistcr seemed
more excited than any Of the others.
lie sat biting his lips while waiting
Campbell thrust his hands into his
trousers pockets and clinched his fists
in them. Death looked anxiously about
tie court room for a moment and then
assumed the same attitude as Camp
tcl The prisoners heard the verdict
without any show of emotion.
Judge Dixon thanked the jury and
said he believed the verdict a just me.
He then dismissed the jurors until
Monday morning at 10 o'clock anu the
prisoners were taken back to the jail.
When court convened in the morning
eX-Judgc Hoffman concluded th- sam
ming up for the defence and ProsecuJ-
ing Attorney Emley closed for the
state. Judge Dixon made the charge
to the jury and at 3.i5 the jurors Lit
the court room.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-01-19
THE BATTLESHiP AWARDS.
Difficulties Smoothed Away and Bath Iron
Works Will Build One.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-The board of
naval construction. today, completed
the revision of the specifications of the
battleShps with view to bringing
their total cost within the figures of
the bidders. The electric light plant
have been retained in the specifications
but by making numerous small cuts
and considerably reducing the fund re-
served from the total cost of the ship
on account of supcrintendence and in
spection the desired result has been
obtained and President Olcott and
Judge Payson, representing both the
Newport News and Bath Cos. are pre-
pared to accept the contracts fo1 the
ships at the boards terms.
Moran Bros. of Seattle. already have
verbally notified Secretary Long of
their purpose to accept the award in
their case. so that although some
technicalities remain to be disposed
of in connection with the contracts the
navy department practically has con-
cluded the task of alloting the greatest
contract for naval construction work
ever let in the history of the American
navy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-01-19
GOVT LUNCHES
Eminent Doctor Orders Grape Nuts.

An old physician in Washington. ID.
G.. comments on the general practice
government employees have Of taking
with them for luncheon, buttercd rolls
and a variety of non nutritious articles
of food which they bolt down ard go
on with their work
Ultimately dyspepsia and gastric
troubles enSue, and in all such cases
where he has been called in for consul
tation. the orders have been to abandon
all sorts of food for the monday lunch,
except Grape Nuts, which is ready
cooked. predigected food and a con-
centrated form of nourishment.
This is eaten with q little fresh milk
or, cream which can be secured from
the vendors who pass through the
buildings during the noon hour. The
doctor says: For many reasons /
would prefer not to have my name
used publicly. Do not object 10 your
furnishing same to any honest inquirer.
| have been prescribing Grape Nuts in
numerous cases for about a year and
half and am pleased to say my
patients have reason to be thoroughly
satisfied with the results. | am my
self a strong believer in Grape-Nuts
and shall continue to be so long as the
preparat ton gives the results | have
obtained thus far" The doctors name
can be had of the Postum Cereal Co.
Ltd. Battle Creek. Mich
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-01-19
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTEEN SESSION.
SENATE.

Augusta. Jan. IS. 1901
Senate met according to adjourn
ment and was called to order by the
secretary.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dunnack Of Au-
gusta. The secretary having an
nounced the absence of the President,
on motion by Mr.. Fcrnald of Andros-
coggin, it was
Ordered, that. in the absence Of the
President of the Senate, the Hon. stan
ley Plummer of Penobscot, be and
hereby is elected President pro TEN.
Senator Morrison of York, upon the
request of the secretary thcrcupon
conducted the President pro tern, to the
chair.
The President pro tcrl tEcTeupon
thanked the Senate for the Eonor con-
ferred upon him..
Journal read and approved.
Papers from the House disposed of in
concurrence.
BY Mr.. Virgin of Cumberlanl--
Ordered. that when the Senate and
House adjourn they adjourn to meet
on Monday, January 21st, 1861, at 4.30
o'clock. p. NJ.
The President subsequently Informed
the Senate that the House had cen
CURED on the foregoing order.
On motion by Mr.. McFadden of
Lincoln it was Ordered. that the House
of Representatives be notified Of the
election Of the Hon. stanley Plummer Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-01-19
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington. Jan. lS.-Thc House
spent the entire day on the bill to refer
to the court Of claims the claims Of
the Wm. Cramp * Sons Shipbuilding
90. of Philadelphia. for alleged dam
ages due to the delay of the govern
ment in furnishing armor plate and
material for the battleships Massachu
sets and Indiana and the cruisers
New York and Columbia. The claims
aggregate 81. .367.24i. The bill has been
conspicuous at every session of Con
gress for several years. 1t met with
the strenuous and determined opposi-
ton of a portion of the minority. y
flibuster was finally began but its ad
vccatc at length succeeded in having
the previous question ordered upon the
bill. The ordering of the previous queS-
ton gives the bill a tactical advan
tagc in preliminary way. which prac-
tically insureS Il vote upon it whenever
it is called up.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-01-19
56TH CONGRESS.
Senate Settles Army Re-organi-
zation Bill, 43 to %.
Canteen Clause Cut Out--AII Efforts
to Prevent Increase Fail.
Bill will Nov Go 70 Conference Committee Of
House and Senate.

Washington, Jan. lS.-Jrst before 6
O'Clock this evening, the Senate final
ly disposed of the army reorganization
bill The measure having originated in
the Senate, the final question was not
upon it's passage but upon agreeing
To the Senate amendments. They were
agreed to by vote of 43 to 23 While
party lines were drawn on the meas
ure, four Democrats voted for it. Lind
say of kentucky, McLaurin of South
Carolina, Morgan Of Alabama, and Sui
livan Of Mississippi. Senator Hoar of
Massachusetts. who was detained at
his home by illness, was paired against
the bill with Senator Spooner of Wis
cons,n.
The bin has occupied practically the
entire attention of the Senate since the
third of January when it was made
the unfinished business. With the eX-
Ception Of the elimination Of the can
teen clause, il is not widely different
from that reported to the Senate. F,v-
cry effort to prevent the increased
strength Of the army was defeated by
a decisive majority.
AS the bill originated in the Senate.
it now will go directly to the confer
enoe committee appointed by the two
branches of Congress
The vote:
Yeas-Aldrch. Allison. Bard. Burrows.
Carter, Clark, Dcboe. Dillingham;. Dolli-
ver. ElkinS. Foraker. Foster. Frye Cal
linger. Hale. Hanna. HansbrouSh. Haw-
ley, kCan, Kyle, Lindsay. Lodge. McCo-
mas. McCumhcr McLaurin Mcmillan.
Mason. Morgan. Pcnrosc. Perkins, Platt.
Conn. ,Pritchard, Proctor. Quarles. Scott.
Seweil. Shoup. Simon. Stewart. Sullivan,
Thurston, Warren. Wctmore-43.
Nays-Allen. Bacon. Bate, Berry. Caf-
ferry. Chiffon. Clay, Cockrell, Culberson.
Daniel. Harris, Jones. Ark, Mallory,
kenney. Pettus. Rawlins. Taliafcrro.
Teller, Tillman. Towne, Tu-lcy, Turner,
Welington-23.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-01-19
SOME OF THE DETAILS.
One OF the Worst Wrecks the State Has Known
for Years.

Tho. accident occurred soon after
o'clock Friday morning. Train gong
east was drawn by engines 403 and $40
coupled together, and train gong "tSt
or toward Montreal. was drawn py -
and SIl. 1t is stated on the scene 81
tho accident this morning, that tHe
train going east should have held az
SheIburne for orders 1t was. however
allowed to go through by the Sta'i
agent. At this season of the year 'i'e
steamer freights are very frequent
special trains heavily loaded win
goods fastening through every ht'ic
while. The responsibility has not peei'
DIaced vet but it is a fact that 'h'
train going east was allowed 10 run
through Shelburne and proceed toWafu
Bethel The train drawn by Z9' a",s
Sll was also allowed to draw OUT III
Bethel. Two miles from Bethel 'lci
is a long fiat meadow. across WHICH
the railroad embankment runs.
The railroad is elevated here some ~
or 80 feet above the meadow. iheie
is considerable grade. The tram so''7
west drawn by the two loconlo'iH
was slamming along down the ia'
at a great rate of speed. for the u
was supposed to be clear ana ti.e
gineers We're hurrying to reach ~
next siding. Down around the
curve the train going east was uo'le
its best to get up speed for the 9
ahead.
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