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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Stiii Leading In Exports.

head of ,hr list of the worlds exporting
nations. The comparative hgures pre-
pared each month by the treasury bu-
reau of statistics, exhibiting the i'm
ports and exports of each OF the pfin-
cipal countries Of the world. and the
average per month during given pc
riod, show that the domestic exports
from the nited States are greater
than those from any other country.
and that the monthly average during
the year 1901 has been higher than
that of any other country.
For the nine months ending with
September our exports of domestic
products were 81 ,o24, 60o, ISL. against ST.
0lS. .S45, ,16S from the united Kingdom. the
next largest exporter of domestic
products. in the same period. While a
comparison during the same period
with Germany. France. Russia. Meth
erlands and India which follow in the
fiscal years are not coterminouS with
able years show not only that the Uni
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Palm Culture.


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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Notes OF NotabIes.

Thr rth anniversary ~ trr d.uth a4
n" Russian hum"ri-' Gacrl i5 to Y" l--
bratcd M Moscow on March n l+l. b
thc unvrilin4 "t mrnumrHt rp hI~
mt mcry
y \ Gnrtictt n~h crmmis,i. nrr uf
ll!iHnia. Says thAt ,nutgh i--n Eltt. b,.u
killed by III" h";tt thi~ Summer tu ~tu,.k
All The streams ut TIN" tUiird States In
thc ponds ana iahys u' Illinois thpuSau.-
"f dead iish haNr cniur ~ IN, surface.
Miss NJ Eu,h Martha th, -T,nnrs>..
Lark. hts hrru 2ivru yhargr uT tH.
vocal Instruction aj tile National ,.tnr-
uiih school i"r 'iirls. Mount 81. AlbAn-.
Washington. ANA consequently .,mui. nrr
pupils wiI hr PRESIDENT EYn.,,rii-4
Youngest daughter.
Mrs Lillian Thomas h,s opened
Studi" ia London. SIN hds already "
come Inc vogue h"cudS, uf ncr fame tn.
.;tmr rom htr paintings "f \ p"ftrdt rr
thc late President Mckinley. Shv l~ \.
widow. about ~ years nlI .tud W.I~ ll,-
III col"mhLs. -
III" Danish journalist. Haiius Barns.
t""f SCHROEDER. wh" un,i~r wager nIt
undertaken to work his MIN .lr.,,trI tn,.
world pennilrsS iu VI ,,,,r. i,st u,,.r.
passed through I"vhS t:nelud. ~ rout,.
ior Liverpool Whcrr ia, hnur,lrI tl,r
nnpahia tor Nrw YORK.. n, started WV
August y from topruhaIcu
Princess Louise nf En.l,nd b... III.
'Hblishrd a hospital, li M own "Np.ii4..
~ me itnSrncath Inn. thc beautiful Ii;-'
u" hostolry owned IN thr pukr N, iii.
.areloch estate of the Argyll family
Where sh" IS caring tor invalidcd sni
hi'iS ,iS from the front. Nearly 100 nr.,
nave been in residence HI nnr ti,pr III
another "
NiN"la Greeley Smith ..r.udoau.ht.r
n Horace Greclcy is POSSIBLY tie Young
nst l"Irnaiist in New York city IiTr
iisl pit 81 newspaper work was an irtor-
view sinSularly interesting and ua,l
handled with Airs G. n Parllh,'rs,
iitf mother was Ida Greeley Iiornr,.
'"rrley older daughter who married
Il nit"r htr fathers death. Colonel Ni,iI1-
l"' Smith. OF Kentucky.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

There does not appear to be any ap-
parent method Of adopting severer
methods with the Boers. and It is
difficult to fully understand just what
was meant by Mr.. Chamberlain in his
recent mysterious hints Of a purpose
on the part Of the British government
to resort to them as a matter Of last
resort If there is anything Of this
kind that has been overlooked BY
Lord Kitchener it is safe to say that
it will be too small for Ny Chamberlain
T. discover even with the assistance Of
his monoc1e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
J2alNIu8 Gossip
Row Away.

Might as well be merry
IN this-yer little day,
cross old Trouble ferry,
Row away-away.
What If night IS fallin'?
Dark don't come to stay.
Sunshine over yonder,
Row away-away.
Az.
Fast the tide is towin'.
Blindin Is the spray,
But the old boats goin'. -
Row away-away.
over there they're twinin
Buds an blooms o May:
See, the shores are sninin.
Row awaS-away,
Frank l.. Stanton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

While on the subject Of sailors
sup"rstitiuns recently III. ~
i:ath's Oldest shipping men saia
ii"t 'ht 81 the best paying
Nestls taat ever came UP the l<cnnebec
was IN" brig Partridge. She was built
III E"wdoinham. and 50 named be-
cause the day she was to have
launched partridge suddenly ap-
rcarcd and lighted upon her bow
spirit This. some people declared. was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

\ Steuhen correspondent writes: IF
the old Adase which prophesies as
many sroW storms Tor the winter as
there ara daNs between the first storm
and christmas. holds true. We shall be
treated 90 tu IS this year. We had
our first snow oct. IS ana the second
one COT. Il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The excitement incident to travelling
ana change of food aud water often
brings on diarrhoea. and for this r.o-
son no one should leave home witho,t
a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by John Coughlin, III Water ST.
J. {. Houlehan. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

~. "at'orson should have 40 se:i-
Gus difficulty in winning the Demo
'r'''' subernatorial nomination IL
: ''''''NF on mint Julep platform.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

This may be an oil year for apples,
oat one Auburn cider mill has already
made 10000 gallons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Tough on Johnny.

WHY do you rot cot yuur lrplc
Tcmmy2'
lin waiting Till Johnny Erigr- Y ,n-~
along. Apples tastes much better Wh ~
there's some othr. fellow W. wlt4u N4u
eat 'cm "-Tit-BitS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

No notice whatever Will be taksH :"
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be hcid resP""-
siblc for the preservation or return VI
rejected communications.
Address all comm ntcatiOns relatihS
to subscriptions and advertisements 10
BrRLEIGH & FLYNT, Publishers,
AuRusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Too Costly.

"I have my opinion of you ,iryleti-
cally remarked tn" lawyer
Well YOU can keep H. hotiv rrtort-ti
III" client. "Th" last one | had w ln,
cost me- s. Philadelphia Record
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

""iSkers are said to be going out of
S'S'e n Texas. and even in Kansas
IN h"t s" fashionable as form
erly,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Speaking Of the side hunt which il
- I" be regretted is still in Vogue in
some sections of til" State. Editor
i'rAckett Of the Main" Woods says: 1T
IS the most dctcStabl, practice that
maSnuerades under The, name Of snort
II n" game shot We're to be only Of ih,
KINDS that work injury !. would bc
different. but il is not confined to
these species Everything. that Tile, or
runs. unless it be some Of the smaller
hIidS or something that can run faster
'hfn thr gunner can take sight il
sacrificed to allay tn" unnatural fever
winch calls for the death of som. Of
fcdS Creatures. When ii comes to
concentration those peculiar species Of
SWINE known as fish hogs and game.
hoSS should be allowed to rest whiI.
10 ~" side hunter is accorded his
deserts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Some city viii ytt break til. rncn,l
~ getting " an exposition that u !.
'nioHSal and unqualified Sr,cee..
chicago Record Herald
This reminds Us that NJ IRE ind.rr
"il''iil& on towards the millennium
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
gIN[NRg1$n gIl|gEg1l1$n


Passenger trains leave augusta as. fo!-
THROUGH TRAINS
GOING WEST-G.41 A. VI. for Lewiston.
land. Boston. Bridgton. Montreal and
Quebec: 1000 =. VI. for Brunswick. Lew
ls--nt Pennington, Phillips. CarraDassrt
HaHScley. KOckland Portland. Boston.
No- CONWAY. Fabyans. Lancaster COR
yam N H: Berlin. Fans, GrovrtoH.
Np. Stratford. Island Pond. Colebro0s
dld Beccher Falls. RHO H. II. IDrgl ty
Portland. 3-D II. M teXprcssJ for I5riIns-
WICK. Portland and Loztnu. connecting
iur Baih. PORTLAND. lewiston, Cornish
EfidGtOn. NJ. Conway ana Bartlett: ID tI
Ii. NJ. tnlEht PlI!mAuJ every night for
Lewiston. BJth. Portland ana I:U@tnH.
4 'N n. NJ dailr except Monday for Port
GOING EAsT-Ia3 N. NJ. might WI
ptcssl ior SkoN."gar. Bangor. Ear IIar-
hrr- -. Stephen. ttaldisl ST. 5ohn. Hall
tlE ald AfDDs'9pk cpNurt and tD Wash
inGton Co- X. y. Monday morning. g0ln-
"aSt aces not connect tur Sk0whegan nor
u- Sunday morning lnE Belfast FOxcroft
ut beyond Bangor. except to Ellsworth
AZ Wash fu. x. k-. a.iI 4. ~. for Water
Elilr- Belfast, skowhesan Bangor anJ
bld TOXIN. Pattcn, FpuItnn and Caribou
.a y. Y al X. ri. Naacehoro. St
StcY.cu. Calais. HUullOn Wo0dstoca,
81. John ann HalIfaZ. ana u Lewiston
Y id @-k+d!!N 'illf N LNrupt -..V J.. VI. ex-
press tur Mat-Iyille. Bangor Bar Harb0r-
Wash Co. 4. R Ola Town. GreanvilIe
ana kalahaIl Irrn Woras BIN r. NJ for
ANatcrriiic. Oakland. North AHson. BiH.-
Eam SknwAe2an. Belfast. Foxcroft.
,ireeusIile. Bangor Old Town ana Malta
wamit.tZ. 1.-A u. MI .Dr Naterville
. SLNDAYS-tio.ug west. 2uS a. NJ FOR
Portland. Boston. Il.-> a. AL. lB.JJ r. VI.
f"r LrInsWick. Bath. Portland ana Boz
tu9. Going rlSt. I..z -A. M. bangor: h5
~. NJ. and 4cg +. NJ. tor Waterville and
Bangor
Thc Night Pullman Train leaving at
l."- a. NJ Monday morning, going east
durs not conhtct for SkowheGan. nor on
: .nday morning for Belfast. Fpxcroft or
tast nt Bangor except ID Ellsworth and
Wash Cu. RI r.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Page nf Hartland.
have ! collection Of family relies which
would make any lover of the antique
cnvious. The lot consists of an ancient
l'aN wheel. 4 silver teaspoon l13 years
"ld 4 silver watch carried through Tho
hHtll" "i Gettysburg and in Libby
prison, alS" 4 set Of surveyors impl,.-
h"nts. 4 cane. 4 stand. two sugar
bowls, several plates. cups and saucers.
and i platter, each article being over
10" years old. ON the stand are Il
brass candlestick. snuffrrs and tray
over 100 years old
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

II is mmat"rial whether or not
Commodore schlry asked his men to
sive thr Spanish fleet he'll It ap-
bears TO br pretty generally conceded
that they dtd ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Miss Rachel Shaw Of Bath. has
book which she prizes very highly.
This book contains the autographs of
all the soloists in the Maine Music
festival this year and several of thu
artists wrote sentiments Thos. by
Schunann ana Madame Bouton wcro
in German and Sie. Camrnnari'S MAS
in Italian.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The Rcv. Charles NJ sheldon evinccs
4 disposition y turn on the Ted lights
again. II" is almost III active as i
Srassh"pp-r ANA quite as noisy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Not Always.

"Chccriuln.Ss is riches "
"Oh. no: II yoI cant pdt J hi.t 1,-iu,
ch'- r:ul about II only makes thr urh,l
nIC maddvr Detroit Free Pros
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

o"m Paul declared that the war in
south Africa would "stasg-r human
NY. ;" i haS, and. Incidentally DOM
Paul
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Maine is threatened by second ep-
.demic OF rummase sales.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
pAIAfUDATION TRAINS

TUTVU-W UCnNTS T0 Ial- -UTNIG anu 3T
points South ana West may be had OF L
III. Walker. ticket agent. Augusta. thu
..u'y office in Augusta selling via All
rr4tes ana ChcCliug baggage free of eX-
tense
GEO. II. EVANS. II. p. & Gen. Man.
III + BOOTHBY. O. =. & T. A.
Portland Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The 1901 crop of golden weddings is Il
.lige one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
Someone Will Tack Down His Coat tails.
NN aShin2tun Posi- !

7" dHIIIhSJpn POStD
u Is believed that Bourke Cochran
","S succeed in staying politically
paced uhtll after the election
OWING chiefly to the fact that Italy
inrrnrt pi"dncr Al the grain needed hcr
by nearly $tn No dtU 'NP'i' y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The oxford County Advertiser Il au-
thority for the statement that the
farmers Of that section are not having
many apples made into cider. this fan
Instead. they are taking them TO Port
land where they are being converted
into jelly for which a ready sale Is
found
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

# some ent-ip.:sins takir would ap-
pear II Portland lust nc0 win 4 prep
,ratioa Y remove scratches from win-
dovs he would ~ Wen patroni7ed y:
thn Forest City merchants ara uc
questions asked He would certainly
70 big business restoring thu many
detaccd lights u plate glass ID their
original state ~ polished perfection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

.Aroostook farmers are pioud of their
potatoes. which grow Superior !" thos Z
Of most localities. one Aroostook
county man * planning to send 4 bar
rel of his potatoes. not one Of them
less than a two-pounder. down to the
Dewitt House IN Lewiston to be used
AZ the meeting OF the National Grange
There is popular idea that enormous
potatoes are not so good as medium
sized ones. but this farmer wants III.
Graageis to test these and find that
they are as good as eN.r grow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Exit ''zolcosZ.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
ITO THE GUEST
Of PRESIDENT
Visits White House and
Is Entertained at
Luncheon.
Noted Statesman Also Pays
p Short Call at State
Department.

WASHINGTON, Oct. H.-The distin-
guished Japanese statesman, Marquis Ito,
was the guest of President Roosevelt at
luncheon to-day. The Marquis called at
the White House earlier in the day to pay
his respects to the President He was
escorted by the resident Japanese Minis
ter, Mr.. Takahira, and by Mr. Tsudsuki,
formerly Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs
of Japan, but at present acting as one of
the secretaries to the Marquis The Pres
ident gave his visitors a cordial welcome.
The Marquis speaks English with facility
as does Tsudsuki. The President was
Having been Prime Minister of Japan sew
eral times. and especially during the war
with China, and having taken leading
part in the establishment of constitution
al government in Japan, the Marquis Ito
is particularly well informed on topics in
which the PreSluent is interested. Tsud-
sUki, who IS also member of the House
of Peers of Japan and a man of strong
character, is giving special attention to
financial, Industrial and commercial con-
ditions in the United States and has OBJ
served many things of interest in the
short time he has been in this country, so
he was also able to add his share in the
conversation with the President.
Tt was the desire of President Roose-
velt to give a dinner in honor of the visit
Ing japanese and, indeed, he pressed the
Marquis to accept an invitation to the
dinner on the 26th inst, which Is the
earliest date that a formal dinner would
be in order at the White House. The
Marquis was obliged to decline this invi-
tation, as it would conflict with his en-
gagement to attend the Yale bicentennial
With the President and Marquis Ito at
and Mr.. Tsudsuki
| After leaving the White House the Mar
| qu1s and his secretary called at the State
/ Department and paid their respects to
Secretary Hay and Assistant Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
STRANGE STORY
TOLD IN COURT
Nebraska Girl Masquer-
AIDES for Years in
Male Attire.
Finally Reveals Her Sex to
Happily Terminate a
Divorce Suit.

OMAHA, Nebr, Oct. 21--The exposure
Of William J. Wallace, a woman mas
Querading as a man, has brought to a
happy termination the divorce case of Ba-
ker against Baker, on trial in the County
Court at Harrisburg, Nebr. Mrs. Jeremy
Baker fled petition asking separation
on the grounds that her husbands con-
duct had been harsh and cruel. In reply
Baker offered a cOunter-petltion, in which
he accused his wife OF in1idelity and
named William J. Wallace, a mail-carrier,
as correspondent.
Mrs. Baker says that this specification
contained the nrst inkling Of the reason
lying behind her husbands conduct to
her. She at once appealed to the letter
carrier, who confessed her sex, and a re-
union Of the estranged couple followed.
The revelation Of Miss Wallace's sex has
caused a cOmmOtiOn in the county where
she has been known as Willie and was
looked upon as a somewhat dissipated
young man.
The woman came to Harrisburg five
years ago in company with Henry Reep
ano his wife. her supposed uncle and aunt.
Keep was later appointed Postmaster OF
an outlying hamlet and Willie secured
the position Of carrying the mail to the
county seat twice each week. The sup
posed youth boasted of conquests among
women along the route and no suspicion
OF aer sex was entertained.
Miss Wallace refuses any explanation,
but the truth of her confession is un-
COU bred
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
GOVERNOR OF COLORADO
FEARS INDIAN OUTBREAK
Telegraphs Secretary Of War That
Redskins Are Openly Violating
State LAWS

WASHINGTON. Oct. N-Governor
Orman Of Colorado to-day telegraphed to
the Secretary of the Interior as follows:
Bands of about 400 Indians are in Colorado
from the White Rock Utah, agency, destroy
ing game in direct violation OF the laws of the
State Immediate provision must be made by
you to remove them otherwise there will be
serious trouble. I am satisfied that the Gov
ernment agent at White Rock is not using
proper efforts to keep them at the agency.
The agent referred to, Minton of the
White Rock Agency, is in Colorado in
vestigating the report that his Indians
were trespassing on Colorado lands. but
has not reported the result Of his inVes-
tigation. 1t is stated at the bureau that
there may be a few Indians there as re-
ported, but the same report is started
every year. Last year, according to the
officials, investigation proved that sew
eral State Wardens were hunting with
the Indians. No response has been wired
to the Governor as yet.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
viii Seek New Fishes,

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 21-
Dr. .. K Gilbert, head Of the department
Of zoology. has been appointed to take
charge Of the deep sea investigations of
the United States Fish Commission in the
waters surrounding the Hawaiian Islands
Dr.. Gilbert VIII leave for the islands
about December / on the Government
ship Albatross, the best equipped vessel
IN the world for deep sea investigation
The work in which he is about to engage
is a continuation Of the investiga lions
made during the summer by President
Jordan and DR.. Jenkins.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Suicide nouglas, Estate.

SAN JOSE, Oct. "A petition for let
tiers Of administration on the estate Of
Charles P. Douglas, who, on Oct 6, COM
ritted suicide after having attempted to
murder his wife and steDdaughter, was
fled in the Superior Court to-day by Mrs.
Angeline P. Douglas, the widow. The pc
titiOn recites that the estate is believed
TO be worth at least S10.000 consisting of
real ard personal property. She does not
know where the property is located. The
heirs are herself and ChesIey Mckinley
Douglas, a six months old son. Bot Mrs
Douglas and her daughter Aloha Agnew,
are improving rapidly and their complete
Tecovery is only q question Of time.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Wrestling Class at Stanford.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct N.-
Instructor Thomas A. Storey has insti-
tute6 new feature in the gymnasium
work here, that Of wrestling. Storey re-
Gently announced TO the gymnasium
classes that there would be a wrestling
tournament in Encina gymnasium, and
asked for names Of persons wishing to
compete. AS a result fifteen Of the lead
ing college gymnasts have signihed their
intention Of being contestants, and an
interesting exhibition Of skill and strength
fe Looked for
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-22
Gently Reared Youth a Hobo.

PASADENA. Oct. 2L-Ed Carr. a mem
her Of one Of Pasadena's wealthy and in
tellectuaI pioneer families. occupied a bed
in The City Jail last night. The late Pro-
fessor Ezra. Carr. formerly State Superin-
tencent Of Public instruction, and Mrs.
Jean c. Carr, poet and author, were his
parents The son took to drink years ago
and drifted into hobOisn. Mrs. Carr lost
her mind and is now in an infirmary near
Santa Barbara. A portion of the home
place was recently sold for $50 900. To-day
The pr0digal son was sentenced to ten
days for Tagrancy. He has slept in box
cars at the depot, on a portion of his
parents handsome estate.