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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-28
Ed stockdnIe'. Arrest.

Ed Stoekdaie. OF s57h Indiana avenue.
was arrested yesterday at Greenwood ana
returned 10 this city by Detectives Bray
and Lancaster. TO answer for assault with
intent TO Kill Charles Williamson. foreman
OF the National Casket Comeaay's works,
where both We're employed. Stockdale
threw hammer, which struck Williamson
on the head.
sire 10 talk with his sweetheart by tele-
phone.
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carries Washington sleeper and dining car.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

incidentally | may mention that the
haiser's unprecedented action in dc
priving the colonel of the nth Regi-
inent Of Infantry not merely of his
command, but likewise of his commits
son in the army for having failed to
prevent the fatal duel between two OF
ms Subalterns-an act of severity Whlcn
Hds created a profound SENSATION
throughout Germany-haS been largely
uue TO the influence of the Empress.
ihe latter takes a great interest IN eV-
rfything pertaining to the Lutheran
'harch and considers the clergy OF the
idtter as objects of her particular care
aid favcr. Now the young officer
VINO was killed in the duel was the son
" the Lutheran pastor of Walterken-
''eh. while his hancee, to whom ne was
% nave been married just fortnight
'l'er the date on which the duel TOOK
pace, was likewise the offspring OF a
Lutheran clergyman. The grief OF the
'ather of the young officer and likewise
y! the Young fiancee, whose reason has
''eh effected by the death Of her be
Uo'hed. 50 moved the Empress thar
She used all her influence with her
husDand to induce him to give once
iAu fot all time a notable expression OF
MS dlsappruval OF the duello, especially
III such cases as that which proved Ia
'al 10 young Blaskowitz.
II may be remembered that the lat
,er while inebriated. was being taken
'"ine 10 his quarters by brother
'''''eers. who put him to bed, not With
''' Some difficulty. During his strug-
c'es he happened to strike his best
'''shd. on The following day when he
eco'ei ed his senses and learned whai
]" mad done he expressed his sorrow
"i'u regret to his Comrade, and ms
'poiogies We're naturally accepted. The
e!'hental court OF honor, however
'H NE matter up. and under the
p'.slaency of the colonel decided that
'"'W received by a uniformed officer
-'N't not be atoned tor by mere
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
Speciai Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five worGs coming unoeI
me head of WANTED. FOR SALE, ~
EFT LOST, &c, will be inserted once for
x cents and cents for each subsequent
insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. IN
sanding by mail, remittance OF postage
,ha Charges are too small 70 open &C
counts for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

! mentioned ,he other day in these
columns that the Lutheran Church IN
Scandinavia possessed an extensive
hierarchy OF bishops, and even an arch-
bishop, in the person OF the archbishop
Of the Swedish Metropolitan See of Up
sala. One Of the Swedish bishops OF
tie Lutheran Church. the Right Rev.
Or. Scheele, has been paying d Visit 10
this country. ana only sailed for Eu-
ROPE last week. As this description OF
the Lutheran Episcopacy in Scandl-
navta Seems to have aroused q good
deal OF interest, il may be orportune
10 add that the Lutheran Church like
wise issues bulls or judgments of eX-
communication. just like the Catholic
and the Anglican Church. Thus me
presbyiery Of the Lutheran National
Church. Of Witten. in Germany, has
lately isSuel the following decree OF
cXcommunication against one OF the
members Of its church.
lnasmuch as in spite Of solemn
warning, YOU have had your marriage
celebrated in the Roman Catholic
'hurch ANA have given the customary
pledge 10 the latter that you would
have Your children reared rs Roman
catholics. you are hereby deprived Of
all participation in the sacraments. OF
me right Of acting as sponsor, and OF
All vote in church matters until you
nave publicly repented Of your behavior
lS unworthy OF that Of 4 Protestant
hristian and have made the necessary
rtparation"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
LOST.

All Worx Guaranteed Reference, Frank
+. Dennis. Augusta. Also instruction on
nianns and organs Orders by mail viii
receive prompt attention. Willis F. Trask
Eeferences Mrs f. Z Davis, c. F. F,ynt
and Mrs r. L. Goodrich. Augusta
ocfoSfdYf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Il French economist has inquired odt
;hat. as compared with France tht'
lower freight rates in Germany erect az!
annual saving 10 the German Industries
of S4OOr0. 600. Frances great necd, Il"
thinks, IS more canals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
FOUND.

CLOSING EN- OUT regardless Of cost.
some extra trades in clocks. watches,
iev;elry. srertacleg and raZors. The Oh ic-
est perfumes 35c an oz. by l.. s Lewis at
DR. W Johnsons office, 335 Voter St
Augusta decl3d2W'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
FOREIGN CHAT.
na|y's New King Proving a
Strong RulerI
O,e Reason for the Kaiser's Aversion
to Duels.
.x al Edwards Convention. Charles
Ross and His kentucky Bride.

.hns, times when Old World mon
- are so jeaiously detenuing
as .as, the rising tide of democracy
Sc remaining rights and prerogatiVes
o,o,nted of the Lord, and In some
-ssas seeking To repeal popular conces-
-,,,s made by tnelr predecessors on the
.ora II is somewhat remarkable to
King of his own accord surren0-
TO n The people privileges until now
..,ained in his hands. Ihe ruler IN
'.,i,n i the Young King Of Italy,
No during the eighteen months that
".ro slapsed since his accession to the
.s-one has succeeded in winning a.
aa,,a for strength and character and
.,,ical Judgment. 1t is TO the latter
,.,ar than 10 any weakness therefore
'S.. must be ascribed his action in
.sfsrring vs.. 10 the government the
.,s,, of selecting the minister OF the
oval house and the prefect Or grand
.s.ster of the royal court. These two
'@oors have until now been held indie
s,raartly Of the administration, solely
- r,rtue of the Kings appointment,
I'd II NAV be remembered that during
nna of the last administrations Of
n.sni hp found Count RataZZi. the
n;nister Of the royal house, opposing
,hs policy Of the cabinet TO such a dc
,., that he threatened to resign un-
Isss the count We're dismissed. king
arnbert Welded most reluctantly, and
ybila ne deprived the count Of his post
otminister, he nevertheless continued
bis salary and retained him as the
manager Of all his private affairs.
Victor Emanuel, however, Is re-
solved that there shall no longer pe
4ausa fer any such complaint, and &C
cor5ingly he has inaugurated the same
mil, that prevails in England. where
the great officers of the royal household
change with the administration. their
nomination originating with the pre-
miar. though of course the appointment
is made by the King.
In this Wav the great officers OF the
Italian court become subject TO the
cabinet and are part and parcel OF the
ADMINISTRATION, which latter. and
through il the national Parliament. Sc
cures control OF the management OF
the royal court and Of the expenditure
ot the royal civil list.
This concession on the part OF the
King has created great sensation
throughout Italy and has vastly in
creased the popularity Of the monarch.
whose position in the matter is safe
guarded in this. that it is he VINO
chooses the premier and that his con-
sent is necessary 10 the appointment OF
every member Of the cabinet, on the
understanding OF course, that it is re-
rru!,ed from the parliamentary major
ity Of the national legislature
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Bt,S'T, DAMIEN Z Co. wuOu ana
Coal Yard. IS Court ST. Place. Can fur
nish al! kinds OF Hard and Soft Wood
in large or small quantities at reasonably
low prices Orders promptly attended 70
and delivered to any part OF the city.
'reIenhoue connected. We have n gaso-
lene engine. We can move inywhere
and saw wood at short notice. Horse
Clipping by power promptly attended 70.
Cnl.r hroken also dec2dlmo"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

one of the very first things that his sue
cessor was obliged TO DO on succeeding
TO the property was TO floor and waiu~-
cot afresh every room in the castle.
However. the present Baronet's eNner-
icnce:; of American life may have served
"a have eradicated from his system the
strain Of ccc ntIicity for which Is fam.lJ
mas been distinguished. There Is th-ns
like American life to accomplish tniS.
For il will be readily understood thdt
when a man possessed Of colossal wealth,
of rank and OF power. lives on his lands
:,t home, where everyone submits humbiy
to his will and to his caprice. the latter.
having free sway. soon develops iilo
phases of insanity and become confirmed
characteristics. whereas in this country.
where every man believes himself to bc
rs good as another, ana wnere people ara
brought into daily contact with tntf Ir!-
on a footing OF more or SIS
.ollalitY. even the richest are conlpTileG
10 control their eccentricities and TO sub
nit to certain laws and rules OF conNen-
.ionality and Of mutual consider alton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

"The Great X. & A. Train Robbery Paul L. Ford
"a Puritans Wife"-Max Perberton
"American Wives and English husbands "-Atherton
J "Bonaventure George ". Cable
The Rudder Grsngers Abroad Frank r; Stockton
"Tsles Of Our Coast IS. X. Crockett
} a. Driven Back o Eden ''-E. p. Roe
} "Captain Shannon - Couison Kernahan
"Dr Dodd's School JAS. L. Ford
"A House in Bloom sbury Mrs Oliphant
"a Fair Barbarian Frances Hodgson Burnett
:" The uncaiIed Paul Laurence Dunbar
1.-THE Splendid Spur A. T. Quiller.Couch
"Simon Dale Anthony Hope
} "Face Face = Re bert Grant
1.-The Heart Of Toll - Octave Thanet
Free Joe joel Chandler Harris
ACROSS the Chasm Julia Magrudsf
"Sevenoaks -. q. Holland
"Withln the Capes Howard Pyle
"The Last Meeting ~-Brander Matthews
"Young Blood "-E. w. hornung
The Continental Dragon "R. N. Stephens
"Tekia - Robert Barr
The Herb Moan John Oliver Hobbies
1.-The Light of scarthev ''-Egerton Castle
"Ashes OF Empire "-Robt W. Chambers
"Active Service Stephen Crane
." MademoseiIc de Berny Pauline Mackls
:" Her Sailor Marshall Saunders
"A Cigarette Makers Romance Marion Crawford
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

life READING-Stx questions az,
.,I.nred for &c, concerning business ana
sonial affairs Mae Belle Berton, augus-
IA Ne. Box 2S3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Saturday eve, between Chekoras x Pu-
los corner Bridge and Water streets ana
Middle street. purse containing a small
slrn Of money. Finder please leave same
at Journal office or No. % ST ne ST.
blanche NJ ToZier dec9dlW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
WANTED.

THE LADIES toiinow l am prepared TO
do all kinds of fur work, cutting and maxi
ing. Mrs. Alice Greerlief. lS9 Highland
Ave, Gardiner. declSdlmo
RELIABLE MAN IN each town. valuable
CONTRACT goods, patented and egally pro-
tprted flr X wears Enclose STAMP for
replv. l.. O. Patterson Waterville
dec13d1w'
AGENTS who are willing TO work six
hours per day send for free booklet.
Dundee Mfg. Co. 10 y Park So, Boston,
Msss aec12d2tH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
2S. ASHES OF EMPIRE"

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will be sent postpaid 1t is best to apply promptly
either personally or by mail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

\ GOOD. secondhand uprig ight PIANO for
Nnign-s II Pythias ledge room. Apply to
}: Frank Dyer Trustee: eec-2---
a u. r NAN ol .,uou e..,.. -,...4 Y
employment ny applying Friday or SIT
urday, after A. NJ. to F. L. Dcnnng.
Hotel North decI3d2t'
WANTED-Dad, DON'T you hear?
want for Il Christmas present scholar
ship in The International Correspondence:
School Office. Bangor ST. SEQ sta
dents in Augusta. dec3dtf
\ GOOD DRIVING HORSE: i'll ex-
change for one Of the Lambert gasoline
engines the most reliable and best ma e
engine on the market. Write to c. G.
Hunt. Gen'l. As L, Augusta. Me-.
! A WORKING FOREAlAN in job prinT-
ing Office, running one two-revo'ution
Whitlock cylinder and three iobbers.
Must be AL workman. Steady position.
Salary 50 per week. ". II, sherman'
WANTED-Everyone to know, that by
climbing the stairs at 233 Water street
beside Augusta Savings Bank. you can
save from % to 50 cents on every dollar
Of musical merchandise you buy. The
latest popular sheet music at 10c. per
copy. over 5000 to select from. Everything
233 dec4dtf
Manufacturing house $40
600 capital. wants temporary local repre-
sentative. Salary. SIS weekly. state age
and former occupation. Address ID. B.
Shepp, .23 Chestnut St, PhiladelnN'n Pa.
dec7dlw
" NAN1ED-A right hand Lane rotary.
rope feed preferred. Address with de-
scription and price. j. S. Tsbbetts, E ST
Machias, Me. decsd3If
PCLLERSOVER AND .IOIE lay
ERS. at johnson Bros. Hai lowell. Me.
.dec9dtf
A MAN to DO farm work. Call at 22S
Water street. Tec2dtf
ana wrap bottles. 60 Sewall ST.. City.
Hec2dtf
YOUNG MEN for railway mail clerks.
Interstate Cores. Inst, Cedar Rapids,
10. dsc2d1m'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

MRS. CRAM, CLAINVOYANT. can be
consulted on health or business. Refer
ences from leading business people. Hours
from 10 A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ. Case taken by
mail No. Capitol ST.. Augusta. Me.
ar1tffIut
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

''po'osy or otherwise than on Tho "ea,s
OF hohor that is to saw h,, ,,a,,e. ~
uuel The two young, suh.,ta,s
lieutenant Blaskowitz and IT,
VINO mad received the blow wara .,,a,a
lore given the alternative of ai,ha,.
signing their commissionr ~,
ai.,s forever, or else of fighting.
.',-.a uneS We're the very best of
,.n,,,,s. me ouel took place ana
Us i,,asho"itz now lies dead. while
.i'Afs adversary is working out
" ~ years sentence Of imprisonment
IL q fortress.
ne" grand vizier of Turkey.
n.pt'i,! known as Little Said
III order 10 distinguish him
- o'ii his Said Pasha," who was presi-
oeiiS oi the council OF state, NAV be re-
saIteo To-Day as more or less devoted Ia
.he interests of England For when at
'iic 'iihe or the Armenian massacres he
sought refuge at the British EMBASSY
peileNeing himself to be Threatened
WIN Imprisonment, exile. and evan
ueath by the Sultan, whose. demands
ior ms surrender We're met nv IN.
iahdine of British sailors to euar, tho
embassy and TO defend II from anv
attempt Oh the part OF the Porto ~
nave Little Said" carried of by force
nc placed in the Keeping of Sir phiu,,
Cuirie. the British Ambassador .
number Of extremely important secrat
papers.
IL was the Importance OF these
rap@rs. ana the Sultans knowledp.
.hd. tneE We're in the possession of the
E"sl'Sh embassy, which led Sir Philin
20 encourage Little Said" to return ia
MS nome without fear, and to RELY
upon the promises of immunity from
an harnl on the part of the Sultan
poth the l'adtshah and the Porte beine.
siNeh 10 understand that the British
government would put these docu-
iiie'its' which are of a terribly coinpro-
lnISlhg nature to the Sultan, to the hest
possible use in the event OF ANYTHING
. uhto"ard happening to Little Said"
iAcse documents are now at the
1ortlgn office i'll London, and are stiII
available for use. Both the Sultan ana
ihtt!c said" are aware Of this. ana
This knowledge is sufficient 10 insuro
tne devotion Of Little Said 10 his
English friends 10 whom he owes his
safety. 1t likewise indicates that rho
H"ltaa is turning his face toward
England, and is about 10 embark upon
u more pro-English policy than that
winch he has pursued until recentl,.
Otherwise he would not have appointed
Llttie said" The latter was formerly
pronounced "Eussophile." and for
many years principal secretary OF TIE
sultan. Nor is there any one who
KNOWS more than Little Said" about
the secret history in connection with
the deposition OF Sultan Murad and the
elevation TO the throne II his brother
I the Present Padishah.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

AI.ss Josephine T. Ward VIII receive pli-
pills for instruction in Greek. Latin. Ger
man. French and other college prepara-
tory work at : Green St. Place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
TO LET.

DESIRABLE TENEMENT. goo. .o-l-
ton. easy walking distance Of Water
street. good neighbo rhood. L. W. VIII c
house. No. lG Water street. Augusta
decI2u1W-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

TWO-STORY HOUSE on school VI
East side. Comparatively new supplied
with all modern convvniences including
e.ectric light and bathroom. ". F. Bus
SELL Augusta. decI0dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

FURNISHED ROOMS to let at : Gar
nett ST.. near High school building. Ee-y
conVenicnt fo- meals. Gsc11 :3r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

h FURNISHED ROOM to let. conven eat
to bath room; electric lights: near elcc-
tric ears. Gentleman preferred. - Win
throp street. de 0itf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

A NICE WORK HORSE: weighs 1n.5
Inquire of Gardiner Beef Co. declDdlv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM on sunny
side of house: near e!actric cars Ap,ly
torenoons or evenings. Louisc b K bin
son. 10 Grove Street d. csJtY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

FUR NIsHED ROOMS. corner Mgrtis
and Bangor streets. sajhro I'm 20 net d
James 4. Jones. 90 3D.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

\ GOOD. secondhand uprig ight PIANO for
krien-s If Pythias lodge room. Apply to
J. Frank Dyer. Trustee. @ac12I'-
The Newtown bee., 1901-06-21
WASHINGTON.

AN ENJOYABLE SCHOOL GATHERING.
 The Center street school children, with their teacher, Miss English, were handsomely entertained in the spa. cious playroom or hall of the Holiday House. Interesting numbers on the program consisted of readings, music and some fine exhibition of the work of the physical culture classes. Miss Lesser, the talented physical culture teacher of the 800 or more girls in the St Bartholomew's club, was present at the gathering. Miss Taylor, assisted by Miss Hobart, served ice cream and cake to all present. The school chil. dren enjoyed themselves heartily and appreciated the kind efforts of Miss Taylor and Miss Hobart and the girls in giving them such a.pleasant time I'M. l.. T.
The Newtown bee., 1901-06-21

Rumor has been saying that there are promising indications of feldspar on land owned by Charles Wolcott and Charles kirke. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS. Rev w. M. Goodwin will occupy the Congregational pulpit, next Sunday morning.
 A strawberry and ice cream festival given by the Y. P. S. c. E., last Tues day evening, was we'll attended and quite sum of money was realized, which will be used for the painting of the conference room at the Congre- gatiOnal church.
 Miss Carrie Stone has returned from her school in New Haven for the sum- mer vacation.
 Mrs o. F. Sellig IS quite sick and is having Dr Paine from Bridgeport to attend her.
 Boarders are arriving at "The We atanog" in Skaticoke.
 Every day we can see some improve ment being made in the beautiful home of Miss Annie Knapp.
 MT and Mrs Charles Rothe of New Milford spent Sunday at the home of Mrs J. H. Peters in Macedonia.
 Harold HaXtOn is home from New York for two weeks vaca tiOn.
 Ralph Bull and Cleveland Watson are home from school for the summer vacation.
 Dr w. M. Barnum is having his house painted in pleasing combin ation of colOrs.
 Conductor Richard Ives is making extensive repairs on his house and also adding front porch, which makes a great improvement to the property.
 The village school closes Friday of this week, and the pupils will celebrate the occasion by holding picnic in Hopson's grove.
The Newtown bee., 1901-06-21
FREE TO THE BABIES.

The Eastern Manufacturing Co.,, of Chicago, will present to every baby, under one year of age, in this county, ore solid silver baby spoon with the baby g given name engraved on same. You dc not have to pay one cent nor buy any thing to get this spoon. The Eastern Manufacturing Co. are large manufac. turers and jobbers of jewe1ry and si1verware and have taken this method of advertising their goods. Instead ot spending thousands of dollars for magazine advertising they have decided to give it away direct to consumers.
 The undersigned firm has been made distributing agent for this locality. Bring your baby to their store and give it's name and age and you will receive one of these beautiful silver spoons al engraved free of cost This is not cheap article, but solid silver of elegant design. Don't fail to look over the elegant line of The Easter, Manufacturing Co. $ goods op display at
 William J. Beehler's, Brookfield, Conn.