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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31
BELIEVE SON INNOCENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. fosburgh Satisfied His limo.
cence Will Be Proven.

New York. Jan. 30.-Mr. and Mrs. Rob.
ert FosbuTgh Of Pittsfield Mass. the
father and mother of Robert Stewart
Fosblrgh. under indictment for the kill
ing Of his sister May. last August are
guests at the Aston House today. When
asked as to the purpose Of their visit Mr.
Fosburgh said:
1T is entirely a personal matter that
brings Us here. There is no secret about
it. My wife's brother sails for Europe
this afternoon, and we have come to soc
him off.
Speaking of the arrest Of his son, NJ.
Fosburgh said:
From the start | have refused 10 adj
vance any theories tor the strange action
of Chief Nicholson. | DO not wish to an
tagonizc him. OF course l have my opfn-
ion 1.t shall not express them now. Inc
IL. Will come when | can do so with
mole force. You may have heard. how,
ever, that outside detectives were called
into the case and that the Pittsfield CHIEF
of police became greatly incensed.
Before the burglars entered my house
and murdered my daughter, two mysten-
Gus cases that the police have failed 70
solve were much talked about in Pit's-
field. The police were unable to do any
thing with them. and now that another
case of such magnitude has come up; II
was probably apparent to them ina
something must be done. as the poice
system had been assailed on that account
I'VE have told the story of that dreau-
full night several times. but there are wv w,
places we have never been asked 10 ieli
it-at the coroner's inquest and before tns
grand jury. Mr.. Fosburgh and mysrh
and All our family have not the slighlss.
fear Of the outcome We know thar gu
son did not kill our daughter, ana I'M N;
when the proper time arrives all tins WI
be shown. 100
Il may say frankly that | am nsie
either to confer with detectives or y
cure additional counsel for my SON IN M
true as has been told in dispatch III. I'm
pittstield that we are looking TOR nv
named Quinn 4 day or two before ~
daughter was murdered a house -"
blocks away from mine was roooeo, The
peculiar feature of the burglary .sJ
fact that the same kind of matches nv nj
by the burglars there were fouhu ~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31
KING CARLOS ARRIVES.
Tne King Of Portugal Arrives at London 10 At
tend Queens Funeral.

London. Jan. 81. -king Carlos |. Of Port
ugal. with his ute. arrived at Dover. at
10 clock Wednesday morning. He was
received with roynl salute and military
for London.
King Charles OF Portugal. with a large
suite and who was accompanied from Do
yer by the Portuguese minister, Senior
pinto De Several ana his staff. reached
Victoria station at noon today from Do
yer. King Charles was met on the plat
form OF the station by Prince Christian
ward. and various officials of King Ed
wards household, His MajeSty's eQuerry
delivered an autograph message from
King Edward to King Charles ana the
latter and his suite were immediately
driven in royal carriages to Buckingham
palace. King Charles was warmly greet
ed by "A fair-siZed crowd which gathered
alonc the route in anticipation of his ar
rival. There was no military escort.
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Not Going TO Relieve Macarthur.

Washington. Jan. 3O.-It is said at
the war department that neither of the
general officers detailed. yesterday,
Wade and Ludlow. are sent out to Ma
Mia with a purpose of relieving Gen.
Macarthur. There has been go at
tempt to forecast the promotions in tho
regular army which will result from
the passage of the pending army re
organization bill. When that bill be-
comes a law, it will he entirely within
the power of the President to desig-
nate the order in which commissions
shall be issued to the major generals
created thereby.
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TO RAISE THE LIMIT.
Bill Introduced TO Increase Limit OF Cost Of
Public Buildings.

Washington, Jan. 30.-Representative
Mercer of Nebraska, chairman of the
committee on public buildings ana
grounds. today. introduced an omnibu;
bill increasing the limit of cost of
public buildings in various parts of the
country. II carries about 81 800, 600
The increase includes these at Fitch
burg, Mass, from 500, 600 to $l25, 900
and at Lawrence. Mass, from $l00, 900
to $4,000. Mr. Mercer has called his
committee to meet Friday. to consider
the bill.
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the Mosquito fleet at the Canary Islands.
This fleet of small vessels consists Of the
cruiser Annapolis, the converted yacht
Fro!ic and the tugs Wompatuck and tn
PiScatauua. They are en- route to Manil,
for patrol duty in the Philippines.
The department has been much alarmed
rs to the safety of the fleet, because mer-
chant shipping in the same waters has
suffered severely. Secretary Long sent
the following cablesram to the senior oil
Ger of the fleet, Commander Rohrer of the
Annapolis:
Washington, Jan. 30.-Annapolis, Tene-
rife, Canaries: Department congra tuates
you and squadron on successful passage.
tSigned) Long"
The little vessels left the Bermudas
Jan. L. Another dispatch just received
announces the arrival at Gibraltar Of the
big naval collier Caesar. She is - days
out from the Rermudas and much apprc-
hension was felt for her safety.
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WARSHIPS ASSEMBLING.
The Naval Pageant Will Be One Long to Be
Remembered

Portsmouth, Jan. Gothic va. SHIPS are
already assembling for Friday great ma
val pageant. The arrangements. which
have been completed, provide that eight
torpedo boat destroyers will lead the pro
ceSSion from Cowes. followed by the royal
yacht Alberta, with the Queen body on
board. the royal yacht Victoria and Al
bert, with King Edward and Queen Alex
andra and the English royal family; the
royal yacht Osborne, with other royalties
the imperial yacht Hohenzollern. with
Emperor William. the Duke and Duchess
of Connaught and others; the admiralty
yacht Enchantress and q Trinity House
yacht with the officials on board.
The main squadron of battleships ana
cruisers Will he moored Ply cables apart
in one line extending from COwes 10 Spit
Head. The channel fleet. under the com
mand of Vice Admiral Sir Harry Holds
worth Knwson. will form the eastern por-
ton, and the reserve fleet under Rear
Admiral Sir Gerard Henry Noel. VIII form
the western portion. The foreign war
vessels are 10 be moore1 southwest of the
British ships. in the order of their arrival
and alongside of them will be mOored
eight British glnboats.
After leaving Trinity pier, the Alberta
with her attendant escort. viii steam
along the deep channel between the coast
of the Isle OF Wight and the single line
of battleSIiips and screws. The main line
will be as follows beginning at Cowes:
The Alexandria. Camperdown. Rodney,
Benbow. CollingWood. Colossus. Sans Pa
reil. Nile. Howe. Melampus Severn. Ga
latea, Bellona. Plctolus Pelorus. Diana.
ConIueror orrogant. Minerva Niobe.
Nero. Hood. Trafalgar. Resolution. Jdpi-
ter. Hannibal. Mars. Prince George and
Majestic. ON arrival at Portsmouth, the
royal yachts will remain in the harbor
that night
King Edward visited the King Of Portu-
gal shortly afterwards and subsequently,
proceeded 10 Osborne Large assemblages
everywhere awaited King Edward and the
greetings We're very enthusiastic.
During tn" course. OF the morning King
Edward presided AT a meeting Of the
priVy council. The business transacted
was of a formal character.
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A LENlENT ATTITUDE.
United States Will Not Be Hard on China il
Matter OF Indemniiies.

Washington, Jan. a0-Being obliged by
the attitude OF the other powers inter
.sted TO continue at pekin the negotla-
lions looking to settlement OF he Chi
nese difficulties. IN spite Of most dis
couraging outlook for favorable conclu-
sion there, the department Of state has
now sent by cable to Mr.. Conger detailed
instructions for his guidance in treating
Of the question Of indemnity.
The ministers have finally reached this
important topic. which was one of TWO
or three that the state department earn
ostly desired 70 have dealt with BY oth"r
agencies ana AZ another capital than Pc
kin.
Realizing that II Is easily possible To
destroy the Chinese government and
bring about the partition Of the empire,
which all powers express themselves as
DESTROYS OF preventing. by an ill-jIdge q
effort to force terms as 10 Indemnity, the
state department. IL Is believed. has
adopted lenient attitude and Will lose
no opportunity 10 influence other powers
accordingly
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ROYAL SCOTTISH CORPORATION
Expresses Sorrow al Queens Death and Con
gratrIations to King Edward VII.

London. Jan. 30.--Lord Rosebery pre-
sided this morning, ut a special meeting
OF the Royal Scottish Corporation, called
in London to pass resolutions expressing
sorrow at the death of Queen Victoria
and OF congra tulation on the accession Of
King Edward VII. There was a crowded
attendance.
Lord Rosebery dwet in eloquent terms
on the life and death of Queen Victoria.
saying that in the whole history Of man
kind, no death had so touched such a
large number Of persons in the entire
world There was scarcely an Intelligent
individual in the civilized world but was
profoundly moved, He wondered ii her
subjects yet realized how much they had
lost and what an enormous weight the
Queen had in the councils of the world.
Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal. the
Canadian high commissioner, seconded
the resolutions.
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URlBE AFTER ARMS.
The Col Jmbian RevoIutionist Predicts Sue
cess Of the insurgents.

San Juan de Porto Rico, Jan. 30.-Cien.
Tribe TRIBE. the Colombian revolutionary
leader, is Il passenger bound Tor New
York on the Red ID Line steamer Phila-
delphia which left this afternoon. for the
north. He goes 10 purchase arms and
predicts the success of the insurgents.
Fighting. he says. is still in progress in
the interior, where he has 5UO men.
though without ammunition. He declares
that the city of Panama is likely To be
attacked by the revolutionists.
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NOT TO BE WITHDRAWN.
Simmer Clothes Ordered for Germans in
China, Which Means Stay.

London. Jan. "a strong German
force with months supplies and pre-
ceded by an advance guard of Japan
ese." says a dispatch to the Standard
from Tien Tsin, has left Pekin for
Shan Hu. 1t is evident that no early
withdrawal Of the German forces is in
tended. summer clothing having been
ordered for the troops"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31
THE KENTUCKY REFUGEES.
Resolution in Indiana House for Their Return
on Requisiiion.

indianapolis. Ind. Jan. :O.-When
the senate convened. today. the Ken
lucky question was brought IN Nv
senator Stillwell. who introduced his
resolution of yesterday in a slightly
altered form. expressing the sentiment
OF the Senate that Taylor and Finley
kentucky refugees in Indiana. should
be returned to Kentucky on reo,isi-
ton by Gov. Buckham. The resolution
next week, "'
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Lawrence City Fathers Sill Votinq.

Lawrence. Mass. Jan. 31.-In Joint
convention. last night. the deadloeked
city government. after balloting 100
tunes Tor city clerk, elected the present
incumbent, {. }. Corcoran. a democrat.
Inc struggle was on for city treasurer
at 2 O'Clock this morning.
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THE BROOKLYN DEMOCRACY"
Formed to 0v rthrow Tammany and Prese.l
New York City Rulers.

New York, Jan. 30.-A meeting of the
"Anti-Machine" Democrats of Brook
Ign was held, last night. for the pur-
pose of perfecting an organization to
compass the overthrow of Tammany
Hall and the present rule Of the NUM-
cipal government. The organizat ton
was only partly formed and will be
completed at future meeting. Ii was
decided that the new organization
should be known as the Brooklyn De
mOcracy.'
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Jan. Gothic following
pension changes in Maine are announced:
Original, Abraham Dubey. Augusta. 81.
Additional, Charles Longley. South Nor
ridgewock, s.. Restoration and additional.
Charles Allen. dead, brunswick, So. In
crease Theodore :. Brown, Waldoboro. s.
Original, widows, Almeda Allen, Bruins
wick. IS; Nancy w. Clay, Bluehll, s.
Special Jan. IS. Helen a. Pulsifer. An
burn. IS; Marinda r. Cole, Weber, 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31
MUNYON'S
Dyspepsia

When Prof Munyon says his Dyspepsia
Cure will cure Indigestion and all forms
of stomach trouble he simply tells the
truth. 1t will cure a stomach that has
been abused by over-eating and over
drinking. 1t will cure a stomach that
has been weakened by old-stye drugs
and facilitating cathartcs. 1t will do
much toward making an old stomach act
like sound one. At all druggists, %
cents. Fifty-siX other cures. Write to
Broadway and 2eth St, New York. for
free medical advice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31
NEELY AT HAVANA.
Seems Very Che .riuI and Says He is Coniidei
Il Acquittai.

Havana. Jan. 30-Charles +. w. Nelly
the former chief of the bureau of finance
Of the Cuban post office department. who
was arrested in Rochester. n. Y. in May
last, charged with embeZZling $4,000 of
the department funds, has arrived here.
Lawyer Womb, Neely's counsel. had a
long talk with the prisoner. The latter
who is in good spirits. received many Wis
itors and talked confidently Of his ac-
uuittal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31
STRIKING DEPARTURES
Noticed in the Design Of L'pton's Nc" w
Challenger.

Glasgow. Jan. S0-ln the frame VA, vet
the Americas cup challenger airea nre In
up. The Associated Press learns ,ss.,,o orr
dications of some striking uep The
from conventional yacht deSlsii, re bulk
most noticeable of these Is INA. ordnaril!
far forward. The timbers at pr feS of the
position suggest the frame worn ar, q rhan
old bluff bowed type of yacht; mar anpear-
the modern racink yacht. ne sra mes 70
ance will be modified when the =, IL imp IN posi-.
carry forward the overhanss atest beam
ton. But ii is certain the I,very pre-
anton il still taken to prevent ns,sttins
ton about the cup challenger
abroad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31
THE PUNISHMENT
CONTINUED from page ~

In the maintenance Of American mig
sions and Of American mission hospi-
tails. They care nothing for our Chi
nc 50 exclusion act and they regard
President Mckinley as the greatest
man in the world so far disposition
and ability to shape the affairs Of Chi
ma are concerned"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31
A MIXED RECEPTION.
Cheers for Kruger and DeWet MingIe Will
Cheers for Edward at Cork.

Cork. Jan. 3o.-The proclamation OF
King Edward VII as King of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain ana Ireland
and Emperor of India. here today, hai
a mixed reception. There was much
cheering, but the crowd in the neighbor-
hood of the court house chcered for AIR
Kruger and Gen. DeWet. The people
generally. however. We're good humored
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New foundIand's New Governor.

London, Jan. 30.-Sir Cavendish Boyle
X. G. NJ. O.. government secretary of
British Guiana since 1891, has been APP
pointed governor OF New Foundllnd Sir
Cavendish Boyle succeeds Sir Henry Ell
ward McCallum. who was recently APP
pointed governor Of Natal
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President Will Resume Official Dinners.

Washington. Jan. 30.-The President IN
decided to resume his official dinner par
ties. being justified in so doing by the
IMPROVEMENT in his health. 1t is thong hit
that the annual dinner to the diplomatic
body will be the first in order, and mat
this will take place, Feb. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31

The ministers Of Newton, Kan ans Of
lust completed religious Ems in
that town. They found $500 oslS
/ asa families and of these people be
1r less than half, proiesse"
church members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31

The steamer Truma, bound from st.
John for Tralee, Ireland which arrived at
Halifax, n. s., Sunday night leaking.
having struck a rock near Louisburg. c.
b.. has been ordered to discharge part of
her cargo and has hauled into a wharf
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Congressional Notes.

The President. Wednesday. proclaimey
the new extradition treaty between tn,
United States and Peru.
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Clapp. the new senator from Minnesota.
presented the credentials of his colleague,
Mr. Nelson. Burrows, Mich. also pre-
scented the credentials OF Mr.. Mcmillan as
a senator from Michigan, each for the
full term of six years from the ith Of
March next
The Senate agreed TO a resolution in
troduced by Jones, Ark. requesting the
secretary of war to inform the Senate
whether the executive council of Porto
Rico has agreed to guarantee dividends
to corporate doing business i'll that
island.
The conference report upon the army
reorganization bill was then presented by
Hawley. Hawley explained the report
and said the committee on conference
had introduced no new legislation in the
bill.
Hale asked especially whether there
had been any increase of officers in any
instance over the numbers permitted by
the bill either as ii passed the Senate or
the House
Hawley replied in the negative. but
Butler. n. C.. insisted that there had been
an increase OF color sergeants in the ar
tillery provision.
At > o'clock. the shipping bill was laid
before the Senate as the unfinished bust
ness, but as the army conference report
was still pending, Aldrich asked that the
shipping bill be laid aside temporarily.
Pettigrew promptly objected. This Gre
ated u parliamentary blockade which
compelled either the subsidy bill or the
army bill to give way. Hawley, in charge
of the army bill, concluded to yield, but
gave notice that he would call up thai
measure the first thing, tomorrow.
Consideration of the subsidy bill being
resumed. Aldrich gave notice of two
amendments, one providing that appli-
cants for subsidy shall contract 10 bald
a new vessel within the United States
within three years, and n second provid-
ing that the utmost limit OF subsidy shall
be Is years instead Of ~ years as proVid-
ed in the bill.
Turley. Tenn, then spoke against the
bill, pointing out the large expenditures
involved. He declared that already the
shipping interests had usual privileges
under the tariff the postal bounty law
and in many other ways
ing in various countries. This brought
out statement from Vest that ships
could be built for less in the United
States than in any other country.
Turley spoke tor two hours and was
followed by Jones. Ark, in opposition to
the measure Jones said the bill proposed
to take millions out of the public treasury
and give it as a free gift TO certain IA
Vored subsidy beggars.
Frye declared that Democratic senators
were delivering New York Reform CUB
speeches against the measure. apparently
believing it was the Hanna bill of two
years ago. whereas IL had been entirely
changed and bore little resemblance to
| that measure.
After the formal reading of the bill it
was temporarily laid aside.
Bills were passed establishing fish
hatcheries and fish stations in idaho and
Indiana. At 5.55 f. NJ, the Senate ad-
! journed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31

Among the victims OF the gr,-.
NV 80 prevalent, F. Coyle Is now up,uefnle
ssfTme az canton, o.. BY the ,ise ,ecgy-
Miles Nervine anu pills. 'Ae Oh Dr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31

w. T.. Nihells Of ~ To,,i. ~,
was down with grip, IL rennrt mp Who
~ r,,,1 lie used DR.. Miles Na much
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PERSONALS.

at Mrs, r. q, p; Green has recovered ,,o,
by The use ' ~ ~ srip g a. canaseraga an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31

me friends Of Mrs. l.. DenIson ,,u,
pleased 70 learn Of her recover, WI be
gflp. az her home in Bay CIV MON Lom
,niiri1Dush the use Of DR.. Niles NervIna ich
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THE MOSQUITO FLEET
Arrives Safely at the Canary Islands. 10 Da, S
from BerEludas.

Washington. Jan. 3o.-'rha navy depart
ment has been notified of the arrival Of
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g %A~r

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures . colo In one day
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How to tell the 1e me

The signature of +. ". me Laxath'
N every box of the sen" \
Bromo- Quinine. y
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everybody says that J. w. ,rdv ,,
ing splendid since his recovery fr ~ n'ok.
ITl M, Al Il, hiS nome n Des Molnes. Iow NJ
lhey an know that DR.. Miles Nero',W'Na
was what cured him. Nervine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31

After an Illness Of five weeks from q,
gTlp. Mrs. Harriet Jackson h aos ~
ABOUT and looking fine. She began .ssss ah
DR.. Miles Nervine after the fofIrtb tahllg
Her home is in Bowling Green, Ma WEEK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31

Prosecuting Attorney. Charles 7 "a
Naele. VINO has passed tha mr. De.
mile stone, had a time with the pr,,, score ore
Wncn seen at his home in Rosenrpp,Dnt
Mlch:. the other day. he said DR. IN
NerVlne was what cured him '.sies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31

At nearly three score and ten NJ.
len Humphrey was lighting agains, "a
When the grip attacked her; but sbe , ,os'
Pr Miles Nervine, and now her nd TN
bors In Wareham. Mass, remark on ne l
well she is looking. y" nov
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IN THE SENATE.
Shipping Subsidy Occupies the Day. Opponents
Taking All the Time.

Washington, Jan. 30-The Shipping
bill was kept at the front in the Sem
ate. throughout today. No appreciate
progress was made. most of the time
being occupied by Turley of Tennessee,
and Jones of Arkansas. in speeches OPP
posing the bill and severely arraign-
ing it's alleged favoritism. After the
speeches the formal reading of the bill
was completed. but the consideration
of the amendments was not entered
upon. Early in the day an unsuccessful
effort was made to secure an agree
ment to the conference report on the
army reorganization bill.