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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-07
SANTA FE ROUTE.
A II guntn tta trnlnu Il ia n u nYront Gu ndav

Effective April |, 1900 Through reclining
Superior will be resumed. This car will
leave Kansas CITY on the Fast Mail at 2i0 q,
N. arriving In Abilene at s;l3 u. nj. For tho
convenience Of passengers this Chair Oar
will be set In Union depot, Kansas City, Mo-,
ut 1000 y. m. and may be occupied at any
time thereafter. For further information
call OF Santa Fe depot, South Third and Null
berry street, Abilene, Kansas. Telephone
No, 81, L, s. SAILS, Agent
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-07

A NClENT ORDER UNITED wORKMRb
"A Abilene Lodge, No, e3; meets sveyy
Thursday evening In the A. o. U. ".
hall NJ, r. Jolley, M w.; O. n. Rugb
recorder
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-07
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, .,
Lucas County, %


Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner Of the firm Of F.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay.
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of Doc,
A. D. 1886.
A, W. GLEASON,
seal NotaryPublic.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-07

MISSOURI PACIFIC AT HERINe TON,
WET hound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-27
HOUSE.

Tuesday. Feb rG
Prayer ~ Rrv. Mckinnon uf Au-
guSta.
tMr. Walls of Vinalhaven in the
chair.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of
N concurrence.
An act to authoriZ" the MilbrilEe (
t'htrryiield Electric Railroad to con
Stru't ana operate its railroad over the
Nanaguagus river in Mlbridge
IN act - apportiun representatives
% Congress.
An act 10 inco. p1rate the Poland Tel
ephOne co.
ON motion Of Mr. Fellows of Eucks-
port this bill was laid on the tabi.
PENDING its second reading. ana Tues
DAY of NEXT week was assigned for its
consideration.
\ communication was received from
ttr superintendent of public school,,
Transmitting an itemi2rd account Of
EXPENSES of the state superintendent
of public schools for the year 1900.
ON motion of Mr.. Pltrmmer of Port
lana. IN" commute alton was referred
~ the committee on salaries
The following petitions. bills. ana 10
lorth, We're presented ana referred:
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PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
Organized at Luzon Province by The phis,,.
Commission.

fu1guinto. Bulacan, Province I,,,-
req. Z6..-The United States PhinnrI-'
commission has arrived here frorn rr y.
! mia ANA has organized n nro,,i,AIl,
government for this province u,htaa
until recently was controlled nv ~
insurgents. The Insurgent Co,os',
Mprels IS Still operating with bis bsns
M KIP men IN a portion VI the nrorjra.
NrF@rthelcss, sentiments III peaca s,I
I%ai%faction with American goy4reig,,1
appear To BE- as prevalent here az n
TN provinces in which government
iiIr- previously been urganiz4d NJ.
party arrived mere IN army wagons and
native carts ana were driven n ~
military headquarters. As many no
iiNc= as could b. crowded into tho han
M"r'- present. The President ~ nj
town welcomed the commissioners ".
CiIring that the people Of the Drovinc.
which had been watered with the hIoo3
Of Americans ana Filipinos. earnestly
hoped for the obliteration Of the mari.
.cf war ana for TIM establishment N ]
peaceful government, guaranteeing
personal liberty. Judge Taft respon5.
ed. He said IL rcjoiced at the fart
that the people Of The province Of PM.
-c4u un longer misunderstood TN. m.
j.rta w th- American government
Nhich We're solely to secure for The
people The blessings Of civil liberty and
to develop their self governing cana.
.,ity.
Daring INK afternoon there win BE-
pig meeting III the chapel ana the bill
applying the provincial act TO Bulacan
Nill be- publicly discussed.
mn" discussion developed into a con-
tost brtWo-n BuIacan anu Malolos over
the location vi th- capital Bulacan
has always been the capital but Malo-
los is more central. The advocates
crowded in front of the commissioners
anl argued .n T4gaIog style, in con
tras1 tO the more moderate manner Of
expression of the northerly provinces.
Some of thu Maloles delegates were re-
Gently insurgeut officers. The commits
Sion-rs deferred a decision as TO taking
n vOtn of the delegations On the CAPT
tan question. All the towns We're rep
resented except Santa Isabel. which is
jhe insurgeUt center. The arguments
IN the tax and salary questions ind-
rated that Hulacan is fertile and that
the live stock has been decimated. La
Dor is scarce on account Of the insur-
rection and gambling was asserted 10
be the course Of the province.
Judge Taft replied that the enforce
ment III the Spanish anti-gambling
laws depends largely on the people He
assured thu delegates that the vast
tracts in Bulacan belonging to the
f-ilra would not escape taxation.
MT the business establishment Of the
government win be completed tomor-
low.
The next province to be organized is
Eutaan. which will complete the organ
izations IF governments in Gen. Grants
district.
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SHE WOULDN'T EL0pE.
Double Tragedy Which Will Probably hesu' "
Two Deaths at Springfield. MASS

Springfield, Mass, Feb. G.-lhiui'a,
ad because She refused 10 elOpe ~"
Him. John II. Cassels. sewing n'A
,hiuc salesman of this city, shol aHa
fatally wounded Mrs. Mary Lane a.
her boarding place on the Bliss toa.'
i,ngmeadow. at 6.30 O'Clock loiNs.'
ana then drank carbolic acid. lhe =
tending physicians believe that hel'i''
can recover.
CasseIS is about 81 years old anu ~,
j Wife ana four children, who wen.
England some time ago for
Mis-. Lane. Whu il y years OLD y !.
wife of Edward y. Lane, VINO
ployed by the EleCktron Manuia"aS,
irg co. Of this city. Mrs. Lane
mother If three children. Two VI. M.
We're alone i'll the house with thea
drcn when Cassels entered. Me p-
4 proposition To Mrs. Lane winch W.,
L is hclievcd by Mrs. Bliss 70
been L request to elope with M. -.
ut is YES or nor he demandeu
citedly. Mrs. Lane replied ''"
No.
Instantly CasselS drew re'o'u At
ne stood in the doorway ana nv yrs
Mrs. Lane. The bullet entered I'LL
Lanes forehead and she fell. .asr.
stepped forward and fired two ser
shots into his victim. who heio up A.r.
arms in vain attempt TO pro'e'' "
self ..sr-
assets then left the house n.y." and
ng to himself. I'm fix it all now md
later he was found lying on the sood
unconscious. several rods up the iV had
md a bottle lay beside him WHY"
obtained carboiic acid.
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BALL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION.
Reports that Players Have Obtained Most Of
Their Demands

New York. Feb. 2f.-i'"r nearly seven
hours today. INC committee arpoint'd
by the National League - near the dt-
mandS NJ the Players Association had
President Charles Iimmer ul thar urSa VI
iZatIon before t+.t committee in the Erin
AVenu, Hotel 1t was announced that u"
definite action had been taken and that
another conference will be held.
After the conference TANNER said I'M
Thought that hr could state That nearly
everything asked for would u" granted
He said there is hUt one mitch hut de
clined to name it.
II was saIu, tonight. that the hitch
came about over the proposition of the
players to submit all disagrrtmtnts TO an
arbitration committee. tn" m1gnat"s al
said 10 oppose il ~ impraCtiCablc.
\ report was CIrrent that the mlgn1th S
had agreed to accept the ulayers de
mands provided the latter agreed not t.
sign with any organization not playing
under the national agreement. This. il is
claimed. Will hc almus, Il death blow to
the American League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-27
Signs OF WrecG.

"a. Johns. n. IT,. Feb. 26-Thc fore
pant Of steamers lifeboat. together
with blue flag showing a white cross
and diamond center and the letters IT
J. l.. CO." attached, came ashore at
Placentia. yesterday. Apparently the
.Wr5ckage had not been long in the wa
ter ana the assumption is that ii came
from one OF the recent wrecks.
The flag described in the foregoing
dispatch is apparently That Of the firm
Of j. T. Lunn 4 90. of Newcastle-on-
Tye. owners Of the British steamer
Ivydene, which was wrecked Jan. l.
near La M2ncha. n. F.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-27
A Cattle Epidemic.

Manila. Feb. 2G.-An epidemi7 Of
rinderpest exists in the Nisayan IS
lands. The disease first appeared On
Burias island and spread thence TO
Tioio and Masbete. and ii Is no"
appearing on the island Of Panal'
Twenty-t five thousand caribao nav
already died on Masbete island. lhe
natives are dependent on the earios
for agricultural operations. ana IN
disease has minimiZed rice pIan'lhs
ana restricted the sugar ctop ANT "i'',h
suffering IL likely to rasue. hga
quarantine measu,,r @aNr Leen adopt
ed.
\ nr~ pa3ty called Conservative Is
hc'. n,-auized. Col. Rianco, 2 Maca-
w ,nief. Ky the leader u The movr,
n.ri.t. The church element is ideh'i'l5u
VITA the Conservative party.
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not want them here: and there louho
too, that my friend Nickerson mao on
templated exhibiting Il Maine ionStef
and Maine clam and Maine sdr-
dine but the people of his town VINO
are almost overwhelmed with summer
company, went to him, and convinced
him that they could not get lops'erS
and CLAIMS enough for their summer
company now; and that we ana ho'
want any more market for those art
icles; and so he does not contemplate
any approach to the treasury Tor Such
q purpose. And then, upon inveStl@a-
ton as to the manufacturers am told
that the Governor called a lot of them
together the other day and told them
that if they had any such thing ~
their minds as raid on the treasury
to make an exhibition out there 1T chat
Pan American. that they must stop or
he would veto anything that went
through, that the only thing ihat
should come out Of the treasury was
just enough to get the farmers apples
out there in cold storage.
Well. now considering all theS.'
things. | think my approximations We're
unfounded-or rather that the founda H
tons have been all knocked out; and
so | think il may be "A very safe hing
to pass this resolve.
The apple. Mr.. President is the king
% fruits; and if we only take proper
measures. We can show that Maine il
its Kingdom. The apple sir. has IA his
tory beyond any other fruit in the
whole catalogue. 1t was undoubtedly
the apple with which our ancient am
cestors We're lured 10 their ruin. fN
pertS have investigated this subject
and have come Ia that conclusion: and
have thought of il a good deal. ami
| think know almost to a certainty,
not only that il was an apple that Was
used thtn-hut the very variety which
was then made use OF. 1t was beyond
question, gentlemen. the Ladies'
Sweet" or the "Naiden'S Blush. p"
Both of these are beautiful varieties
IN outward appearance ANA Of *
qu:sitc flavor. Now. sir. have further
q say upon this subject that anvpn"
who raises apples need not b. afraid
~ vote for t.is measure. | have looked
Il an over: ana | % not believe il viii
leprrss the price If apples Il cent y
barrel. do not believe it win nav"
HAT effect at all; and. on the othrr
hand. if amy Of You live in villages or
cities ANA have to buy your apples.
80 not believe tho passage VI This rr-
solve will directly. or Indirectly Gauss.
you TO pay any NOR" for the apples
that YOU buy. Indeed that Was not the
object Of the committee on agriculture,
think. They did not mean 70 put thu
,.,.s. . u.
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The Kidneys and the Ska.

In the spring, the kidneys have much
to do. If they are weak or torpid. they
will not do it WE'LL and the skin will be
p'mply or blotchy. That is telling TIC
story IN few words
iiood Saisaparilla strengthens ana
stimulates the kidneys. cure and PIE
vents pimples. blotches and ali
cutaneous eruptions.
Don't fail to take IL.
BUY Q bottle today.
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tn: NEW STEEL COMBINE.
Basis on Which Securities OF Various Com
panies viii Be Received.


New YORK rep, -'.-At the ono %
}. T. Morgan q 20 II was stated t''a'
'hey wtft h"t yet prepare" !" h'dhe
any "ihciaI statement n \" iaSue ailS
circular EWING NE iuiI neialIs ~ va"
p'"i'a'1 i''en 2'h''S 9'et' 81 P'i d =
con ihey i''"s' me- move YER '"a' II
= IT." !" VII Pupi'' aiu th' 'a''"uS
stochh"id"ia ti't' th'y ah"uId FRI" aS
early as possible me basis upon "Hi"h
securities Of the various companies VIII
ultimately BE- received for CONVERSION
into thc securities Of the ~" o"Ep,ra-
ton which II a& follows.
Federal srryl pid.. ll0 rrr ,cn'. NJ
news rfd.
Federal steel common. per cent Of
~" preferred. and loba per cent. Of
new common.
American steel ana Wine pfd.. il1I-
rrr cent. iH new preferred
American steel ana VII" common,
loI'. per 'rut- Of new common
<aji"nal TUBE preferred l-, rtr cent.
"A n-H Preferred
<IiiohhI Ihn" common. r"r ''ht- ri
n-W preferred ana 10 par cent. ~ new.
common.
National St--l preferred. l-I r-r -at.
NJ htt nlrfrlI XII.
Natjonul @t"rI common. IL, p"l o@Ht.
az n-" 'ptn1-"H.
Nir'ftsr Tin Flat" preferred. j., i'er
'.hr "f u.n preferred.
tH,finA I.a ilAf" common. -n re-
,,s4t rf n-u preferred ant l1I p-s ,-rt.
,i t," common.
American steel Hoop preferred. lv
p-r cent u u"w preferred
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PASSED TO BE ENGROSSED

Bill, an act authorizing ana empow-
|erlng the Great Northern Paper Com
pany to erect and maintain piers ana
booms in the west branch of the
PenobScot river.
Was reported from the committee on
bills in the third reading and pending
third reading, tabled on motion of M
Adams of Lagrange. and Tuesday next
assigned for its consideration.
Bill. an act to authorize the Maine
and New Hampshire Granite Company
to maintain tramway across a coun-
~ road in the town of Jay.
Bill. an act to amend the charter of
the Portland Gas Light Company.
Bill. an act amendatory to Section 20
of chapter PAP of the Special Laws of
1898. entitled an act to incorporate the
city of South Portland.
Bill. an act additional to Chapter 81
OF the Revised Statutes, relating to
hens on wharves and piers.
Bill. an act to extend the charter of
the Bluehill Water Company.
Blll, an act to authorize the town of
YORK to supply light for public uses.
blil. an act to amend Section of
napier 100 of the Private and Special
Laws OF the year 1850, entitled an act
creating the Norway Village Corpora
ton.
Eli an act to close sandy stream
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MUNYON'SINHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Colds, Coughs,
Influenza, Bron-
chitis, Asthma
and all Diseases
of the Throat
and Lungs.

Clouds of Medicated Vapor are inhaled through
the mouth and emitted from the nostrils cleans
ing and vaporizing all the nAamed and diseased
parts which cannot be reached by medicine taken
into the stomach
breaches thesore spots-hedls the ra,o places
goes to the seatof diseaSe-dcts as a balm and
tonic 10 the ,ohoie sgstena-S 90 at df10gists or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-27
LEG Al AFFAIRS.

~ Mr.. Dunn Of Orono- Rpmon-
STRANGE Of .. T. Brown ana ~ others
Of Ola Town. against amendment: or
clause six of section - of chapter N6
of the Revised Statutes relating to
trustee process
i;y Mr. Hin Of Eclfast-prtition ~
Nolney Thompson ana 30 others Of
Montville in favor Of repeal of STAT.
9 DnS:t HE In
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IL is understood the BrazlHI s,im POr-
ngal for the attempt made 70 9p sare AL al
aughter Of the Brazilian consul - wishes
lace her in a Cunrcnt against Y"
II her father
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-27

and tributaries, and the tributaries of
Unity pond in the town Of Unity.
! Bill, an act to close Il portion Of
Sandy river and certain Of its tributar-
les against fishing.
/ BIZ, an act to close the tributaries of
Duck pond in Cumberland county
| Bill. an act to amend Chapter 1913 OF
the Public Laws Of 1899. entitled, an act
lions and corporations.
Bill. an act to prevent the throwing
Of sawduat and other mill waste into
streams lying wholly. or in part, in the
towns of Naples and Raymond.
| Bill. an act to protect Holsters In the
waters adjacent to the shores Of the
towns Of Lubec and Prescott.
| Bin. an act to authorize Manly Nor
rison to erect and maintain booms ana
! piers in the Sebcsticook river.
| Bill an act to amend an act to incOr-
porate Madison Village Corporation.
! Bill, an act to incorporate the Pow
nal and Yarmouth Railroad Company.
| BIZ. AN act to prevent Ice fishing in
Little Scbago pond in the towns Of
Gray ana Windham.
| was reported from same committee.
read III" third time. ana pending pass
age 10 be- engrosscd. tabled on motion
| of Mr. Haskell OF Windham.
! Resolve in favor Of Nancy Maybcrry
Of Gray.
/ Was reported from same committee.
and pending second reading, tabled on
motion of Mr.. Carleton of Winthrop.
! Resolve providing for The expenses
Of Company NJ, LIST Infantry. Company
Ic "a Infantry. ana the signal Corps,
National Guard Of state Of Maine"
while attending the ceremonies Incl
dent 10 the inauguration of President
elect. William Mckinley. IN Washing
ton. March A. 1901
Was r-pnrt-d from the committee On
engrOsscd bills. as truly ana strictly en-
crossed and was finally passed sub
seuucntly on motion al Mr.. walker Of
stark. the vote whereby the resolve
finally passed was r-yonSid"rol. ana
on motion ~ Air. DatIa " Watrryiiir,
the resolve was tahi"t.
ORDERS or THE DAY.
Resolve authorizing thr ,nrnpiIat.o.
lnl rubllyatIau NJ tAe iuHIIany" laws
~ Maine.
came up ae "a special assignment.
was read thu s-,uul tam" under su"-
pension 40 rules passed ~ h- 'uEro"s'.i
Hnd WAS sent tu tl. S.Aair
Resolve lu favor VIZ ~ f.r> boat
across tn" FISH river ANA "a aii in
building a read iu W-uasrass Iisnif-
lion
Came WIZ as Fp,.i..I assignment.
NTH Muultua of south Portland. ac-
ler-d House am,uGu, nt 4 which fe1S
tndoTt"d. pu not,.I 81 MI LijtiehaI"
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The late Edward g. Mason of Chicago.
who devoted much time, research and
labor to gathering materials for history
o Illinois that he purnoSed writing. came
I" the conclusion that the name Chicago
was derived from 't'hecagou.' a ""ace
VISITED by FORMER companions Of la Sale
in 1857.
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poses.
rENOESCOT COUNTY DELEGATION.
Hy Mr.. Hutchins Of Brewer
memorial OF Brewer board OF 'raoe
III favor OF Bangor bridge bill; memo
ilhI 81 Penobscot Pomona Grange
peti'ion OF 6. A. Davenport ana -
o'hefs OF Bangor: petition OF =. H.
chapman and 20 others OF orrihStoH
OF halph w Merrill and AZ other" OF
brcWef. OF +. OBrien and y oth-rs OF
ffeWer; Of Ross Ice Company ana -
otherS OF Bangor: of +. w. Aver ana
company and II others of Bangor Oh
a. Is. Page and Il others of Eddihg-
ton; OF w. j Driphwater and 81
others Of Ncazie: OF A. X. Hopkins and
- "thorS Of Bangor. Of Adams 4
Company ana - others of Bangor, Of
a. :. Lambert and 10 others of
brewer, OF II. T.. Sargent and 30 9th
trs Of Brewer: Of George A. Lambert
ana :" others Of On arlington. OF T. Ne
'ohFlll" and - others of Bangor. of
bran ;. Dunn and ~ others of
Brewer OF i. II. cassidy and II 9TH
tiS 81 bangor. of Samuel ]. Strick-
l:.nd ana II others Of Bangor, Of g. l..
chalmers and Il others OF Bangor, Of
j NJ. Arnold Shoe Company and II
others of Bangor: Of George A. Human
hhd - others Of Brewer of w. ;.
Miller ana II others OF Bangor: Of
ltlcc n Miller ana Il others OF Ban
Eor "i Henry Lord and 10 others of
i'iHS"r' az r. ii. Tuppcr and IA 9th
rrS Of Bangor. Of A. W Mckcrn and
- others Of Holden All for same.
Mr.. Prttengill of Eumford presented
III" following order:
Ordered, That the secretary of the
SENATE and the clerk Of the Hous"
caua" ~ be prepared ana printed a list
for the use of the members Of the
| Legislature Of the several amounts
called for in all acts ana resolves ask
inE for appropriations that have been
PASSED, and also q list uf n. amounts
called FOR ia acts ana resolves nuw
pending which have been rrpuItt-d by
IA" several committees
MI. CARLETON nf Winthrop. /
think We PASSED precisely such an
order the other day
Mir PETTENGIII.. There. WIN ..tnr-
thing Of similar import passed but
We got no results from it. Now. We are
going on making CONCENTRATIONS in thu
dark We have aIr.3dv ..uprnbrI.t,.i
certain sums. ana as i member of thr
committee on finance. can saw thar
We ar. entirely at SEA. w are 1nabI.
To- tell what is coming from tn. other
committees. ANA n seems Nd ma. tb,f In
IL Il wis,. provision WI KNOW huyy ,y.. ar.
making 1pprorri,tinrs ~ money
AR cam. Elton. II is .ntir.i,. d,
wise m~astlr. and 7 aur-o,-. AT II
wholly. only think thar th.. other
order answered INV SAM. purrus.
MI. CHASE NJ Portland Au order
PASSED the Hons. and Senate. ;.st v.....k
calling uron tn State Treasurer for a
statement of An lamentations which
have been PASSED ana IN Mi which ar.
pending. As understand this order.
ii IL practically 10 the same eject.
suppose that the State treasurer viii
respond to that order in a dav or TWO.
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hrcite nts come with distressing IRE
cnency on the farm. Cuts, bruises, sting
rprains pr. Thomas Eclectric OH r.
uev-s the pain Instantly. Never sal
~ ttnnt u.
u. y fxIkJ,tf