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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-13

G. A. Roberts OF Lintner, H., suf-
fered four years with wad in his
stomach and could not eat. He lost
65 pounds. Two bottles Of DR.. Cald-
wells syrup pepsin restored his appe-
tite, cured his stomach trouble and
today he is well and hearty and says
he owes his health to DR.. Caldwells
syrup pepsin. Peoples drug store.
John Minshall, who has been very
low and at one time not expected to
survive a serious complication of grip,
is reported by DR.. Clinckscales to al
last show signs that give hope for bis
ultimate recovery.
John IL. Manis makes extra pants
to perfection. See him. Cleaning,
mendiug and dyeing. Young men
should see the suit-Orlum Club plan,
Patton building, up stairs. DIV
A Jury in Judge Gill's court rem
dered a verdict in favor OF Mrs. r
Lee Conner for possession Of a parce
Of land. The lady sued A. and Ed
Perryman under the provisions Of th'
intruder law, and was also granted
sl45 damages.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
MARKET REPORTS.
new YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of The Days Dealings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

New York. April To-day was a record
| DAY N many particulars on the New York
Stock Exchange The extent and variety
OF the price movement have rarely il ever
been cqual!Cd in a bull market. although
| thn crumbling OF prices in a panic has oc-
casinnally caused as wide variations All
ordinary standards fan in the computa-
| ton OF such market The forces in OPP
Grafton were titanic In their power and
effect the undertaking success OF the
speculative leaders in advancing prices
made them bold TO a degree which IL is
moderate TO term recklessnesS. They
bought with an unsparing hand through
the stunning avalanche Of of rings which
vas hurled upon them during the al
Vances and lavished their resources ap-
parcntly with an abiding conviction that
the astounding rise in prices. now so long
continued. was destined TO go indefinitely
further. That the speculative spirit was
still rampant among large circle of the
public was obvious from the large ana
eager following which was attracted by
any show Of strength a. any point in the
list. 1t cannot be said that news in the
ordinary sense had anything to do with
the extraordinary buoyancy of the mar
kct, although rumors were plentiful and
all embracing. TWO stocks stand out
conspicuous even in this list, the price
movement In which was astonishing
throughout. These are Delaware 6; Hud :
son and Rock Island. 1t was rot until
late in the day that Rock Island assumed
the leadership Of the market when it was
rushed up by rapid stages on the pur-
l5l at which point il closed at an ex-
trcme rise from the lowest of 49,. points.
Tie buying cf the Changers seemed to
he based largely on general considera-
tions, the large earning power of that
group Of railroads even in face of last
years spring wheat shortage being cited
as giving assurance against the ordinary
vicissitudeS of the crops. TO which they
have been so sensitive in the past. The
movement resulted in an extreme advance
OF S2s in Burlington. 6 in St. Paul & Oma-
ha. an in the preferred. 81 in North
western and "a in the preferred. and rs
in s.. Paul and az IN the preferred There
was an enormous amount OF profit tax
ing during the day and only .aefew stocks
escaped without serious inrcads upon
their best nrices. The erSa cement of an
additional 81 900. 900 in gold for export was
totally ignored. The demands of the
enormous speculate made no impression
upon the money market and additional
purchases of government bonds by thu
secretary Of the treasury Kept opinion
optimistic over the money outlook. Deal
ings in bonds were large anu the market
irregular Total sales, par value. S,6se.-
600 United States new Is advanced 9
and old is coupon declined "A per cent.
on the last call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04

which few years ago consisted OF n
few steamers and about 200 Finnish
sailing ships. now numbers more than
5000 steamships including river steam
ers. An imperial ukase recently put IN
force limited the Russian coast trade
to her own steamers. This covers the
trade between European and Asiatic
Russia, but owing to the heavy war
demand in Asiatic Russia. this part OF
the empire is temporarily exempt from
the decree. However. just as soon as
this demand ceases, it is certain. ac-
cording to the consul. that the exemp-
tion viii be Withdrawn and the coast
trade law strictly enforced.
Orders have been sent forward by the
navy department for Commander Benz.
+. Tilley, the naval commander Of the
naval station at Tutila, Samoa, to
come to Washington. He will confer
with the assistant secretary OF the
navy in regard to the needs of his sta
ton.
The Iowa has arrived at Bdemerton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
FRANCO.iTAlIAN ALLIANCE.
Italy May Not Leave Triple Alliance. hut Is On
Better Terms With France.

Paris. April 3.--The FraHco-1;alitn fctc,
at Tou!on next week are now the chlei
topics of interest in the French press, ana
the subject is much discussed in poiiticai
and diplomatic circles. Spcctacularly the
festivities will be very brilliant. whiic II
Is generally conceucd that the occasion
will rank as one OF the most important
historic events since the F'rauco-klSsla
demonstration at the same port.
Although there is no question OF an al
lance between the two countries. YET the
meeting f presidsn, oSGt nsidcn, ana Of the the
first value because il will officially mari.
the opening of a new era Of good fcc!.nl
between France and Italy.
"Erancc is not seeking an alliance with
Italy" said Il French diplomat who is in
close touch with the official relations oi
the two countries. The Franco-ltalian
demonstration at Toulon does not imply
that Italy will dctach herself from the
triple alliance. On the contrary. We have
every reason In expect that she VIII re-
new her adhesion.
event lies in the fact that II indicates
that the irritation felt by Italy towards
France. which was aroused bV the french
occupa ton of Tunis and which, ranking
in the minds Of Italian statesmen. has
done so much to injurc our mutual rcia-
tions. is now entirely removed; IiVlnc
place TO a desire of bt tier unucfstahu-
ing between France and Italy.
I'VE shall now bc able to discuss the
questions that arc pending between the
two countries, notably the political Sltua-
ton in the Mediterranean. win 4 bttt'f
dlsposition on both sides and a brighter
prospect of il satisfactory understands
ing. -
with a view of widening her CONNER
clal, and improving her political relations
with France, Italy may decline 10 renew
certain clauses Of the compact bearing
ttnon her military and other G. ntributions
Thus concluded the diplomat. whii'
the meeting, of NJ. Louhct and the Duke
of Genoa together with the Franco
he taken az a prelude to the Withdrawal
81 Italy frcm the triple alliance. yet u
may herald 4 noteworthy modification OF
The intCrnat.ona! situation. We do not
wish for a writer convention with ItiiN-
We believe the rc-cstab.ishmcni OF tn'tr-
oucllv Syn0a thCtic relations between th'
TWO peoples Will prove Of greater worm
than amy existing treaties.
Torlon Arril There Is much conl-
m,ut here at . strange and unexplained
order received by the Russian admiral Ia
leave Toulon win his fleet in ordcr p
avoid meeting tine Italian squadron herc.
The Russian itcci. %niCA arrived III tlo"e
waters to participate in the tetcs "nilnS
President Ioubet's visit. VIII DrGhdplE
sail this evening.
Paris. April i.-"'rhc withdrawal Of the
Russian squadron ut TCUlnu, SAYS the
ibrc Parole. lis a brutal diSaVnWment oI
our government by an allied nation ana Il
condemnation ut our 10 ICY toward itll4.
Moreover IL is threatening warhihS
from the Gar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
The Best Remedy for rheumatism.

All who use Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism are delighted
with the quick relief from pain which
it affords. When speaking of this Mr.
ID. y. Sinks of Troy, Ohio, says: Some
time ego ] had severe attack Of
rheumatism in my arm and shoulder
| tried numerous remedies but got no
relief until ! was recommended by
Messrs. Geo. +. Parsons & Co. drug
Gists of this place, to try Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. They recommended
ii so highly that / bought a bottle
| was soon relieved of all pain.
have since recommended this liniment
TO many of my friends, who agree
with me that it is the best remedy for
muscular rheumatism in the market .
For sale by Jno. Coughlin. III Water
St: J. &. Houlchan, Gardiner. Drug
sists. Tu. u.Th. Sat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04

FLOUE-Eoccipfx. Is 9g bbls drra ..
li,b6l bbis.: saics. 1850 pkgg: dnii
weaker with wheat ana
RYE-DulI.
WHEAJ-keceflts. .6 s. bush ov,o,,.
30 Dusn.; sales. 5.1J.0.0 bush f,t,',.ms
D.p" bush. spot; spot steady. No
q b aiioat; No. red. II elevator. N
northern D1'~'h Hft . aflout. "
hard Duluth, 5JK D b aaoat. No' !
tDItN-kcccip.s l3nGp busp.. ox,..,
.if,VSi bush; saios. 10000 bush ft',,ss
3i'n'" bush. spot: spot weak; No , ,1.
elevator and 4S2s b anoat "a
OATS-Rcccipts. 17I,po1 push. ovno...
'57 bush spot easier: No. 2 l,f. No = :
20; No. white. 32Ix1H: No. 3 wb;te -
:1Hrs 'N "hio
BEEF-Firr; cut meats. firm.
l.ARlj-Firfn: western steamed. 8g-. -
lined. firm; continent, 90; s. al. o--
compound. JAM57s 49,
PoRk-Firn
BtTTER-Stronr; creamery. fJn22. n,
tory. ll"1HI; imitation creamery. IMrisi.
Stale dairy. 15m2l -'
ctIEESE-Firm: fancy large colored
and white, nMlll2: fancy small coloreJ
i2l7; fancy small white. l2fl2l,
EGGS-Strong; State and Penna. rl,a
"a: storage western. l.RNM: western
frcsh. l:l2; goIthcrn. f2HMI3li
StGAR-Raw. steady; fair refining
9NN3 l1-5! centrifugal. 1 lie; moIassei
sugar. 3 3-S2; refined. steady
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
LAUOATiON AND FLkTTERY
Have Given Kaiser Wrong ideas As to Peoples
Real Opinion Of Him.

Berlin. April G.-The German press is
still busy discussing the recent speech
es of Emperor William. The Wcstphai-
ian Mercury and the Cologne Nolks
Zeitung asserts that the Kaiser is
greatly mistaken if he thinks his trips
through the country enable him to
know the real opinion of the German
people concerning him. "On the con-
trary." as one of these journals re-
marks. these trips only serve to ere
ate within him false notion, for he
seldom hears anything but laudation
and flattery."
There seems no doubt however, that
His Majesty told the delegations of the
Prussian Diet some severe things DIR
ing the recent audience regarding the
self seeking policy of the Conservatives
and Agrarians.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
"A HELPING HAND
IS GLADLY EXTENDED ny Az AZ
GusTA CITIZEN.

There are many enthusiastic c'ti"ehS
in Augusta prepared to tell the'r e~-
pericEce for the public good. Iesu-
mony from such a source is the best or
evidence and will prove he'p'hs
hand" to scores of readers. Read inc
following statement:
Mr.. L. II. Hilton. working FOR Mr.
Parrot OF 80 winthrop street. says
"A very severe case Of grip te"
year ago left me with serious kinney
complications. After long and Sc
we're Illness a druggist did me the
greatest Kindness by advising me to
try Doan's Kidney Pills. l procured
n box at C. X. Partridgc's Old Reliable
drug store. was greatly benefited, con-
tinucd the treatment and the benefit
continued until not vcStiGe OF the
trouble was left. This rapid cure was
very wonderful ina3much as when
commenced the use of the remedy
was in such a bad condition that was
forced to void the sccrctions every fe"
moments and was absolutely unable TO
control them. have recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills to very many and
| know they have done others much
good
For sale by all dealers: price 80 cents
4 box. Foster Milburn Co. BuHiio
n. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doans and take
no q, her
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE G. A. r.
Meets al Concord. .3497 Members In 81 te. .
Loss Of 179.

Concord. n. H., April 3.-The 34th
annual encampment of the New Hamp-
shire department, Grand Army OF the
Republic. opened at Representatives.
nall in the state house, this afternoon,
with good attendance in spite OF the
rain and snow which mingled to pro-
duce one Of the dampest days Of the
seasOn. The Woman's Relief Corps.
Sons of Veterans and Daughters of
Veterans are also in session.
The session, this afternoon, was de-
voted to receiving reports from the re-
tiring department officers. 1t was
shown that the number Of members in
good standing Is 2f97, against 1916 n
year ago. a loss of 179, OF which 12G
were by death. one post surrendered
its charter during the year.
A strong plea was made for the cree
tion by the state OF statue in mem
DRY of Miss Harriet +. Dame. the ia
nous army nurse,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
IT IS IMPORTANT.
10 Know What You Are Taking When Using
Catarrh Medicines.

Catarrh is the short route to con-
sumption. and the Importance of carly
and judicious treatment of catarrh
whether located in the head. throat or
bronchial tubes. cannot be too strongly
emphasized.
The list Of catarrh cures is as long
as the mora! law and the forms IL,
which they are administered. numcr-
GUS and confusing. from sprays. inhai-
ers, washes. ointments. and sa!v,s to
powders. liquids ard tablets.
Tie tablet form is undoubtedly the
most convenient and most effective.
but with nearly all advertised catarrh
remedies it is almost entirely matter
of guess work as to what you are TAX
ing into your system, IS the pro-
prietors. while making all sorts of
claims as to what their medicines will!
do, always keep it n close secret as to
what they are.
The success and popularity of the
new catarrh cure. Stuart'S Catarrh
Tablets. is largely because il not only
cures catarrh but because catarrh suf
ferers who used these tablets know what
they are taking into their systems.
StUart's Catarr;l Tablets being cora-
posed of Eucolyptol Hydrastin.
Guaicol ard similar valuable and anti
septic ingredients. ard are pleasant
TO the taste and being dissolved in the
mouth they take immediate effect upon
the mucous lining of the throat. nasal
passages and whole respiratory trcct.
The cures that StUart'G Catarrh Tab
lets have accomplished in old chronic
cases of catarTh are little short Oe re-
rllar,iablc. and the advantage OF
knowing what you are putting into
your stomach is of paramount i'm
portance when 1t is remembered that
the cocaine or morphine habit has
been frequently contracted as the re-
salt of using secret cata:r.i remedies.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets meet will,
cordial approval from physicians, be-
cause their antiser:ic character rem
der them perfectly safe for tic rem
eral public to use and their compost
ton makes them common Icnse
cGie for all forms of catarrhal
troubles.
All druggists sell them III 20 cents
for full sized packages.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
MORGAN AND vANDERBIlIS
Now Control Eatirc Coal Output. hsviag
Bought Delaware Hudson.

New York. April 3.-Thc World will say
tomorrow: The Vanderbilts have secured
control If tho Delaware q Tucson ra,i
road by the purchase of a majority of the
capital stock in the open market ana
terms are being discussed on which The
New York Central will take control.
II is understood that the NeNw York
Central is to guarantee per cent. to the
stockholders and it is not improtab.c tnat
Tho Lake Shore deal will he exactly dl-
nlicated-that is. New York Central will
issue 81 per cent 10o-year collateral trust
for each share in stock.
The Delaware & Hudson Co. produces
from it's own mines over 4.WeUo tons or
anthracite coal The Vanderblts and MIR
Morgan now practically own the coal Jus
mess. - .,.
prcsident Galloway and President OIL
phant and numerous officials and direct
ors of the road unite in saving that there
is not a word of truth in the rumorS
bearing upon the acquisition or lease oil
the Delaware & Hudson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04

The Hancock county commissioner,
have completed the assessments of tho
2l3.1. against $2o.2G5.Gi in 1902. The tax
rate is the lowest for many years. til
rate, .9G0s6. being the lowest on record in
the county. 1t is q decrease Of onc-l;.lf
a mill on dollar from last years rate
When the commissioners closed up tho
years business at the begging OF tie new
the treasury. Thev voted to apply $500
of this TO the county taxes For the next
two years, so that whiie the coun, ! esti-
mates. $4,000 are but siight,- ,ower thar
last year. the tax actually - he C ,ileet I'd
is Stll0 less. or only $4,000. This deco lSn
is best shown in the large towns. r.dca
will pay sl32o.G0 less this year IN count, !,
tax than Il paid last year. Ellsworth wi'i
pay S5Ga. Is less.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
CAPITAL CHAT.
CONTINUED from page ~

who had been left in charge of the trih-
ing post. Mr.. Clarke rode In all haste
back to the post and he found that h:S
fears were not groundless, for there We're
l5l0 Navajhoes surrounding the pace
tious to do that. knowing well what his
fate would be should his back ever be
turned to the redmen. But Elmer was
crack shot. able to fire with deadly "A RI
five or six times while an Indian WAS
drawing his gun, ana the NavaJhoes did
not dare attack him.
The siege lasted for almost two days:
when the Indians finally came forward
with peace proposals in the snaps of dec.
,arations that they were hungry. ROOD
was furnished them. They ate up every
thing the Maine men had III their trad !,
ing post. smoked up all the tobacco ana
gradually rode away to their tcpces. ira :
was the last of their determination Z"
take revenge on the ClarEes for the loss
Of one of their own number.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
CITY MARSHAL WON.
Kills One Hold Up. Wounds Another and Is
Himsci: Hurt al Gillette. Col.

Gillette. Col. April "a pitched battle
occurred between City Marshal McBeth
and two masked hold-upS, in which Al
bert Tilsdais. one Of the hold-ups. was
killed. his companion. whose rame Is un-
known, wounded, and McBeth slightly in
jurcd.
The two men. after holding up a saloon.
retreated at the door while firing their
rCvolvers. McBcth heard tho tirirE ana
ran through the back door Of the saloon
and began firing. Tho robbers returned
tho fire. which lasted several minutes.
TilsGals was sho; through the body an'!
died shortly afterwards, His partner es-
capcd with a bullet in his shoulder.
Word was received at Macon. Ga. We'd
nesday, from Admission. Ala. that Gen.
G. L. "rige" Anderson is ut the point OF
death Anderson was a brigade COM
mander under Longstrcet in the civil
war and was one of the most famous OF
Confederate fighters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
OUR APRIL Storm.
u Is rummcr. equa!ing Ia Severity Any
thinq OF the Pas! Winter.

Woods Holl, Mass, April 3-The
storm which broke over Vineyard
Sound. this forenoon. is raging fierce
jy. tonight, in fact it is severer than
any previous blow during the past VIM
ter. Although shipping is at stand
still. repeated whistling was heard, this
afternoon, out in the sound, but the
thick weather prevented any view of
the vessel. The sea in the sound was
very rough all the afternoon and no
steamer either came or left for Cottage
City.
The tug Lehigh came in from Hyan-
mis-, this noon, after anchOring her
barges off Bass river.
Boston, April "a strong south
easterly gale prevailed along the coast,
today. and has been steadily increas-
ing since noon. Late this afternoon.
the wind was blowing at the rate Of
4S miles an hour off Cape Cod, with
heavy rain and rough sea. Very few
vessels left port and quite a fleet is
held here.
Steamer Howard. Capt. Nickerson,
left her berth for New York and Bal
timore, and it is reported that she is
anchored in the roads.
Steamers Old Dominion and Herman
Winter, for New York. and Gov. Ding
ley for Portland, will remain until tie
gale subsidies.
Barkentine st. Paul. which sailed
from here. Monday. for ports on the
west coast of Africa, is still anchored
in Nantasket roads.
The Staples Co.'S barge Paoli, which
sailed, this morning. with barge NAL
vcrn for Philadelphia. proceeded but
Il short distance below the light when
the tow was forced to put about and
return.
Tug Joshua Lavett. which sailed for
Philadelphia with barge Alice in tow.
reached a point off Nauset. when Capt.
Baker deemed it imprudent to pro-
ceed and returned and made harbor at
Pro !incetown.
Highland Light. Mass. April 3.-Ths
southeast gale with heavy rain which has
been ra aging here all day has not dccrcas
ed. tonight At sunset the WIND mac
reached a velocity of Is miles an hour
and was increasing. The vessels in tn
harbor did not venture out in the storm
The harbor is very rough. as the south
east wind bIows directly in there. Be
cause of the high course Of the tide anc
the rough sea on the outside of the cape
the life savers will not be able TO gel
along the beach, tonight, ard VIII bt
obliged to SO overland.
Pittsburs. IA. April S.-ouc of tn,
worst snow storms ever experienced in
this region has been raging here since
carly morning. The storm began about
O'Clock. Il heavy. clineing srow falling
and it was not long before the wires he
gan swapping in all directions and tc.c-
graph. telephone and trolley car secVice
to all the suburbs was practically Slis'-
pended. Miles of poles are down. ma kim
the streets literally = network of wires
East End and Williamsburg are cut or
from the city proper. except BY stc2n
railroads. Ailcchary and tho South Sin'
are in almost the same plight. "hlit
Knoxville has no communication wha:cf-
er with the city.
Farmer. \. y. April "a heavy snow
storm in this county commenced during
the night and still continues. The Sno"
is six inches deep.
Cumberland. Nd. h1cil Six inches 0.
snow fell at Rawlings Md. this morn
ing. and Is inches fell at Davis, W. Va
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Three recruits lef; Lewiston. TUESDAY
for Fort Slocum. They were Frank l..
HIATT of Wesley. Nc: Joseph r Xmas
bury of Bath, and Michael +. MadiSan
men have enlisted for infantry service In
the Philippines.
Robert c. Houston of Slngarville. a
well-known citizen. died. Tuesday. aged
81 years. He was native OF iaisieS !;
scotland. and a noted dyer. He had
worked for wooden mills In Milton. \. H.;
Troy. n. ". BriGgton Skowhe2an ana
Hartiand. going 10 Sauscrv.lie in lS?.. lie
was an Odd Fellow. Three sens and one
daughter survive HIN. IN er,nent at
SkoWhcG2N.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04

Washington. April 3.-The following
Maine pensions change. resulting from
the issue of March 20, 1901, is an
nOunced.
Original. widows. etc, Special ac-
cured. March %, Maria l.. Dutton, Wa
terville, s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-04
New York Cotton Market.

New York. April 3
Cotton futures closed steady. April.
$40: MAY. Sai: June. S.ll: July. S.l2; Al-
gust. IA; September, 49,; october, al
November 7.5S; December, I-5'; January
Cotton spot closed quiet 1.c higher; Ma,
ding J-plands. 9-16; Midciing Gun, >
1916. Sales. Jos.