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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
THE VENEZUELAN MINISTRY.
Looms Undoubtedly Recalled and Nay Have
10 Explain Some Remarks.

Washington. April i2.-1t is learned
that there will hc no original appoint
meat TO the post et Caracas which is
vacated by Minister Loomis. The state
department expects to transfer to that
nost some other United States minister
now serving in another capital. but 1t
cannot be ascertaincd whether the Sc
lection has been made.
The various interviews asCribed TO
Minister Loonis at San Juan have at
tracted much attention here and the
minister will probably be invited to ex-
plain some of his utterances II he is
not able to enter broad denial OF the
accuracy Of the interviews.
Reflections upon the personal char
acter of the President of Venezuela
are not regarded as proper according
to official etiquette. and il is confide:lt-
Iy hoped that the minister will be able
to repudiate these. otherwise it would
would he manfestiy impossible for him
to return to Venezuela, even in the
event that the issues which led to his
departure were satisfactorily com
posed.
The prevalent idea is that no matter
how these personal questions are set
tied il will bc n long time before II
United States minister resumes the
most at Caracas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
THE CABINET MEETING.
Shipment Of Mu.cs to South Africa Thought 10
Be illegal.

Washington, April 12.-Thc legal pro-
cccdings at New Orleans to prevent the
shipment OF mules purchased in this
country to South Africa, was the most
important matter discussed by the
cabinet. today ana the attorney gem
eral was directed to make an invcsti-
cation of the question and report his
opinion to the cabinet. AS near as can
be learned members of the cabinet
with legal training are Of the opinion
thrt the&e proceedings arc contrary to
the rights OF tho government. The view
cxpr essed Is that when neutrality pre-
ccelings are inauguratcd in United
States courts, they should be brought
in the name OF the United States. an
alleged violation Of neutrality being
question affecting nations not individ-
uaiS.
The mover oe the proceedings in the
New OrieanS ease Is a man claiming TO
be Il resident of South Africa who con-
lends that his interests are placed in
jeopardy. IT is pointed out that II an
individual could not 50 into the courts
ana secure restraining orders on the
ground that the neutrality laws of the
country were being violated the com
mercc of the country might DE scTi-
ously endangered. These views of the
New Orleans proceedings were ELECTED
during n brief suggestion with refer
cnce to the statement that III" British
government had decided to uae no more
American meat in it's army. No official
information exists concerning this re-
port.
Attorney General Knox will make a
thorough investigation Of the New Or
leans case. If it Is found that the ncu-
traiity laws are such as to permit IN
diyidualS t. bring proceedings IN
courts. Congress may be asked To pass
such amendments IA viii leave these
questions wholly in the hands or the
government.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
FIGHT WITH BURGLARS.
Two Mc1 Killed. One Wounded and -Four
Burglars and Booty Captured.

Pittsburg. Pa. April 11.-Thomas y.
Kahno. a Mount Washington grocer.
was shot and killed in his home, today.
by three burglars while defending his
wife, who was being chlorOformed. y
few hours later the rendezvous of the
ALLEGED felons was discovered and =
force OF detectives put to work on the,
case.
In desperate fight which followed
City Detective Patrick f. Fitzgerald
was instantly killed 2nd one of the al
lcCed robbers. who gave his name as
Edward Wright. who fired the shots
that killed Fitzgerald, was badly
wounded. Two male and two female al
le-cd members Of the robber gang
were arrested and diamonds and other
booty worth from $4,000 to $4,000 recov-
cred.
The whole of the gang is believed to
he in custody. and the detectives have
evidence that TIE men are responsible
for TIE numerous hurglaries of the
pact mcnth or two in and around ~!
city.
The wounded prisoner was removed
to Mercy Hospital. where il iS Said no
NAV recover. although shot thrc'
times. The others arrested gave iaeir
names as Robert Wilcox and his wife
Jennie; r. T.. Wright, a brother of ;he
alleged murderer; and a woman Srd
TO be his wife. They were taken 10 nc
Central station. where it was leaned
that ali we're from Chicago. Wilcox is
said to be known in that city as Eid
WiIcoy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

"I am so nervous! suffered as do! There
isn't well inch in my body. l honestly believe my lungs
are diseased my chest pains me So but have cough.
am so weak at my stomach and have indigestion terribly and
papitaon of the heart; losing cs and this headache
and bacche nearly kills and yesterday had Mysteries.
down all the time, with pains in grons and thghs-l
can't Sleep walk and blue oh goodness am simply
the most miserable of women
This is vivid description Of a woman suffering with
nervous nosration caused BY inflammation other
diseased condition Of the womb.
No woman should allow herself reach such perfection
Of misery when there need Of it. Read about Miss
o,,1 SIp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
lynn Grade Crossing Bill Passed by House.
Senate Kills House Measure.

Eoeton. April 12.-Thc Lynn grade
crossing bill was passed by the House,
this afternoon. by an Overwhelming
majority A number of amendments
were offered. the principal speaker
Icing Mr.. burgess ot Lynn. The
amendments were all killed and The
House ordered the original bill to q
third reading without :; count there
hc nc Il great chorus Of yeas in favor.
The Senate killed the House measure
providing that railroads shall grant IA
ciiities to all express CompanieS of the
state. The bill was introduced by Mr.
Fced Of Taunton and was favored by
Tic lictlac after . spirited contest. 1t
found small favor III the Senate. tol1N,
being defeated By vote Of to y.
Without n single speech for OF
against tie House, late this afternoon.
by a vote of IS to 81. killed the bill PEI
hitting these observing the sew nth
Ciay Of the week as the Sabbath. to
work on the neXr day. 4 rcconsidera-
ton will be asked for. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
SOIE COED ADVICE
Gwen by Bishop Coodsc!! 10 Clergy About Run-
ming Their Churches.

Ne York. April f2.-A tuday'a sc:.-
"u "f 5rc New Yorl. conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church in Nal,k-
"r5, taday, EiSl up Gord@"li pgeact 10
the clergy as 10 their n.otipd - ran
ducting tIetr thurcho. ant th,ir rrn-
oral pastoral work In The Cour@r of HIS
remarks the bishop took occasion T."
caution the clergy against dragging
politics into the pulpit.
Hisnop Gout.cu produced something
# q :cnSation when Lc indirectly re
fcrrcd To TIC i<e!lai' case az Arlington.
IN. J.. while pointing out to The clrrgy
;na,r duties il making pastoral visits.
Thc bishop said tie events in a neigh
boring town in watch :, minister WAS
involved lad induced him to specially
.,&k the question:
Has any man who has gone in the
Masters spirit ana in the Masters way
eyer brought scandal on 4 homc?''
TT Is only when hc tuIrctS his holy
talling." continued tie bishop. going
t. sec what he cen @"u and learn in
the devil. that he g .cs evil and falls.
T'hc aftcrnoun a"ysicu WAS given up
to an anniversary celebration of the
Woman's HON" Missionary Society.
Mrs. q. III. tari!art. secretary Of the
anCicty i'll this conference. read q Ic-
port Of tho work of the "pcictY which
silaW"d that the rational snc;cty had
expended sec. .of0 during the LIST year
hr&idcs Scudiu" %73.CIG worth OF sup
plies to needy ministers on ne frcnte~.
Tire r. pert ALSO showed that the AGci
sine Smith Home Of Little Rock. Ark.
ncccrI- racG:ted - ellis in the home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
WANTS The FULL VALUE.
II ENGLAND kbroga.cs Clayton Buiwer treaty
She Wants Something in Return.

London, Aprii T2.-Ncgotiations on
tho Hay-PauncefoJc abrogation ol the
Clayton Bulwcr treaty are progressing
through they have not yet passed the
tentative stage. a representative Of
The Associated Press has been inform
Cd that they are being conducted on Il
quid pro qro basis and that no other
method of abrogation would be Consid-
cred By the British government. The
foreign office hopes that settlement
satisfactory to both the United States
and Great Britain will be arrived at
before Congress is vc-conVcDc1.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
NEWS PRINT PAPER.
John Norris Of New York Times Scores Inter-
national Paper Co.

Washington. April l2.-Thc manufacture
Of news print paper of the country was
the subject of inquiry on the part of the
industrial commission. today. John Nor
ris. business manager of the New YORK
times, being the witness. Mr.. Norris de-
voted his attention especially to the In
ternational Paper 60.
II win assert" he said. that the In
transitional PAPER Co. has failed in every
expectation ID held out To the newspapers
and to the nublic The cost II manutac-
ture is greater under consolidation than
under individual ownership OF the paper
mills. The economies which were to be
obtained under the consolidated manage
ment have not been realized. The export
trade has fallen off, or at least has not
increased though that was to be the
strong feature of the consolidated comma
nies' effort. The promised polio" 4; ~
enlightened soIf-interest has been abah-
doned and the net result To newspaper
publishers has been m increase oi over
81. .Sne.o0 per annum III the cost OF news
He placed the output of news print pa
per If IS $4,000 per year. ;.
" D:ris attributed the recent IN
c~t..ec in the price of paper 10 folI
causes. namely: To the Spanish-Ameri-
can war: the South African war. w
drouth of 1929 and 1900. and the attemp.
of the International co. TO monopoii1e
lnc spruce lands. 49,.
To meet the last difficulty he suggesPs
that trade relations with Canada shouiIo
be promoted. in order that the practicalF
ineNhaustible pu y supply OF that COUNT
might bc drawn upon. LII,
.'NVc should" he said. adopt the piai'
which President Mckinley has advoci.eL
of rcmitting those taxes which eNpe'te..
has shown to he most hnrdensome % the
Industries of the people. n,
He asserted that the Internatonai ~, ~
had opposed Canadian reclprocly an I'm
that the result had been Canadian ~. ~
pr!sals He advocated the removal OIL ',
tariff on wood pulp as in the interest," u
all classes. ,,o.,,or.
Witness said that former Pres,den, ars
Russell was the only man who could aasr nasr
effected the consolidation of al Inc pdht; pht;m
nils nnd that the effort had cost nlm hn
his life. lie declared that many OF ors s~
mills included in the combination
practically worthless. San
One Of the machines. he said; xS
which there was n capitalization ,W,rney ~
100. had been run by Senator M,nsry
Miller when 4 hoy. This eNtraord.n~Saats .~as
collection Of old junk" he added ,ocsnt
mcr.cd with the other and more soms
mills ana upon practically inc
terms of Capitalization. #4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
TOMMY ATKINS MEAT.
England to Try Experiment. that Fails 10 Please
Our Catilcmcn.

London. Aprill2-The British war OF
flee conf. ms thcTepoit that IL is going
TO try the experiment of supplying the
army with only home grown beef. The
experiment will extend six months
from June l.
The director of contracts. n major,
said TO n representative of The Asso-
ciated Press:
The new rule applies only to refrig-
Grated beef hitherto bought in the open
market in London. 1t will not serious
" affect the American trade, as the to-
tai weekly supply for the army is only
zoo. coo pounds which is barely per
cent. of the weekly imports of refris-
Grated beef into England from the
United States. Mr.. Broderick's action
was taken long before the New Orleans
proceedings. 1t is quite absurd to sup
pose that any idea of retaliation
prompted the order which was due to
Il natural desire to help some of the in
dustries. The difference in price is very
trifling and we are making that up by
giving Tommy Atkins frozen mutton
two days instead of one day weekly. III
the plan is satisfactory over supply
problems will be greatly simplified, for
we often have complaints and dlS-
agreements over refrigerated beef. You
must not suppose that we now use no
home grown beef Aldcrshot and Scme
of our other camps are almost entirely
supplied with home grown beef. We
have hitherto turned refrigerated beef
as an addition to our rations. rather
than as an integral part. We have no
prejudice against American firms and
we do not believe they will miss this
trade to any extent, even if it is de-
cided to continue the experiment..
Washington. April 12.-Thc infor!na-
ton in the possession of the depart
ment of agriculture regarding the
British governments decision to huy
only home made beef for its army sup
plies after June l next. consists of the
adviccs from these packing houses in
Chicago and the press report from
London confirmatory Of those adviccS
No official confirmation has been re-
Ccivcd.
Amcng officials rcre there is no dis
position to accreGit the reasons that
actuatcd the new policy TO any disSat-
isfaction with American meats. No
objection has been offered TO American
their quality or condition. The beef
shipped frcm this country to England
for the use of the British army, il Is
stated, always has been OF the best
quality. uniformly in prime condition
when delivered and distributed. No
complaint has tccn made by the Brit
ish authorities.
Secretary Wilson said. today. that
everything the administration can do
in the matter is being done. "Eut |
cannot understand" he said. why the
British government has taken this
step. There must be some reason that
is nct apparent on the surface. We
sell them 81 600 eco worth Of meats for
every 1.e00GG0 Of their population. 1t
can make little difference to our pro-
ducers whether they take enough from
the homo grown supply to feed the sol
ticrs. for if they do that they must
import Just that much more to supply
the deficiency.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

Of Clara great which ,
the practical, ,hardw working President?
the Boys Blue who glorouy
Spanish who the world! and M
will wi onea Clara
experimenting in the midst of those ranks
supplies and the medicines which failed n m
soldiers in thar
beyond question that Clara
thousands Of precious lives in tharcampaign
battlefield Of modern could tell
barbarian yield consideration
and the official society,"
and India have praise good works
midst of flag the Red
The whole earth recognizes it and bows before it. -
BY chng
for generosity untrns and sublime devotion distress
Mothers bless her for the lives Of
grateful them By her
timely aid
Children owe her gratitude for fathers safer return
heed because speaks solely the
says:
I'VE have tried Dr. Greenes Nervura blood emedy
and although the remedy has been in hands tme
Judge that the remedy has all the which for
shall be able to ndorse it still more highly CLARA BARTON
President Washington DC.
Dr. blood and
cured
charitable to
made strong
without
indeed kind
blood and remedy
Consultation regard to
free personally by letter. Dr. Genes Office "a Temple Place. Boston,
Mass Call to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

David Werb!insky, Samuel Goldstein
and David Kerner. the three men con-
victod Of stealing safe from Max
II. Morse. Lowell street, Boston. dur
ing the daytime Of Nov. Il. 1900. Werc
sentenced by Judge Sherman in the
superior criminal court. Friday. Wer-
blensky to state prison r0r q term OF
not less than : years and not moro
than 9: Golds;cin to the same place for
not less than years and not gaate
than s: and Eerner fo" not less than (
ard not more than G. with the Ii Il. |
solitary for al.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
Kindergarten Convention a. Chicago.

Chicago, April 12-Forn,alism in
Eindcrgalte ten work was condemned at
today's session If the International
kindergarten union by Il number OF
prominent speakers. Boston was Sc
lectcd as the place Of meeting for next
year. officers elected include: presi-
dent. Nrs. Alice Il. Putnam, Chicago:
corresponding secretary anu treasurer.
Miss i. Anlibolle Curtis. New York
CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
Not Going 10 Venezuela.

Washington. April 12.-Thc navy de-
partmcnt announced, today that the
North Atlantic squadron. row at tu,r-
bra island Is due 70 arrive ut IIamp-
ton Roads. April y or -. This sets at
rest the rumors to The effect that the
squadron is to be dispatched to Ncne-
Zu"ian waters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
They Welcome Gov. ti!aa's Ret..n.

Washington. April I2.-Irhe state de-
partment. today, received Il dispatch
signed by Speaker Hnssio Of the Por,o
Eican Legislature and ether members
or that Eody expressing their cyatitica-
ton at the rows that Gov Allen is to
return to Tie island
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
Cannot Longer Rcgicc. His Business.

Washington. ApiiI 1'-Nal'"" II. Cham
be'iain OF Chicago, tediN, rendered h $
rcsicnd :ion as United States assistant
commissioner OF patents. Tn re ignati II
will take effect. May l. when NJ. C1In,-
Gerlain will resume Ihr practice of pr,cDt
law. Mr.. CharascrlaiG Las called ca
President Mckinley ana cXfliincG that
ho cannot afford 10 remain here and rc-
cIcc; Lis nrnctile
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

The sealing schooner Minnie Z. r..
IS ashore at Savage harhor. r. f. l..
ana will &c n total wreck. She had
$50 seals on board. Previous to striking
George Gallon. one Of the crew, was
Wa&--cc e. y0G. ! and drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
The Best Rem sdy .or Rheumatism.

All who use Chamberlains i
colm for rheumatism are dets ~,
with the quick relief from pam WI" Mr.
i, affords. When speaking OF tn's m
y. n. Sinks Of Troy, Ohio, says: n
tine ago / had q severe attaeN III,
rheumatism in my arm ana s'io M
tried numerous remedies oa. NJ
relief until was recommendeu ,r.
Mcssrs. Geo. r. Parsons & CO., sar.
gists of this place. to try on''.ded
lain's Pain Ealm. They recoliii',,,e ,.,,,,e.
it so highly that I bought 1n Du.' I
was soon relieved of all pn,snt pan
have since recommended this linl,,,r ~ree
To many Of my friends. VINO ,v for
with me that it is the best reills.is lei,
muscular rheumatism in the niau water
For sale by Jno. Coughiin. Ia nr,,c.
St: ]. &. Eoulehan, Gara'nei .r,, sat
gists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
FAMOUS CLARA BARTON
The Universally Loved and Honored President d
The Red Cross Society Gives Her Endorsement
For Dr.. Greene's Nenura.

Jlara Barton the Best Known Woman in the World
and Head Of the Great Benevolent Red Cross Order,
gives Recognition to DR.. Greene's Nervura Blood
and Nerve Remedy. Miss Barton by her Encouy.
aging Words, thus Widens Her Helpful Influence
to All Glasses and Conditions of People who Need
Health and Strength.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
Ysyo Bad Cases Of iIcryos.s Pr0ssragicn Cured.

Il had nervous prostratlon
terribly, caused by female
weakness. | suffered every
thing; was unable to eat,
sleep, or work. After a while
| was induced to try Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and | really began to
improve on taking the first
bottle. | continued to take
the medicine, and am now
better in every way, and feel
Ike a different person. | am
simply a we'll woman.
Mrs. DELLA KEIsER,
Mnr;anvi1Ip pa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

Announcement IS made ~ New York
tHat the underwriting syndicate Of The
Associated Merchants Association mas
many times over subscribed the issue
% $5.000G00 first preferred stock Of
fai cd 10 the public. There were urcoa-
iir.ned reports that the Associated
Merchants Go. is negotiating for he
control Of number Of other stores in
Greater New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

The body of Pardon FranciS aged Il
years. was found floating in the pond
near thc NarroWs at Fail River, Mass.
Friday Ii Ia believed he fell in acci-
dentally. Thursday night, while at
tempting TO make mis- way over the
Narrow bridge to his home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

London. April l2.-Groat Brit'in has
not yc; definitely estimated tHe mp l2,-
Indemnity she desires China to par \
representative Of Tho Associated Press
is informed that the government at
here's to the belief that little can be
gained by insisting upon cash pay
Incnts from China, and though the
govcr nmcnt regrets that this .vill pos
sibly be Il cause for delay. it contin-
Ies to instruct the British minister to
China Sir Ernest Satow. to try ard
induce the powers 10 agree t. 2 a.
mnnd offer the trading privileges
instead Of money. The government is
Of the opinion that tn" opening II" Of
thosc rich provinces hitherto closed to
foreign commerce will result in much
greater benefit to the nations COnCr"n-
cd and to China herself than the eN-
traction Of lump sums of money.
Regarding the japanese attitude to-
wards Russia. opinion in Downing
strcct inclines TO TIE belief that Jap IN.
in common with the other powers, is
satisfied with what is termed "Rus-
Sa's back down." but that japan will
continue to keep n s.l=rp eye on torc1
and have no hesitation in Threatening.
hostiltcs should Russia menace that
country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
Tom Iohnson's Presidential Boom.

Cleveland Ohio April 1e,-Charles +.
Salem Mayor Johns campaign mana
ger. stated, tonight, that the mayor Will
positively not be Il candidate for gov
ernor. this year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

indianapolis. Ind, April 1S.-The In
dianapolis Single Tax Club has called a
meeting for Thursday night to launch
a Presidential boom for Tom l.. John
son in Indiana. Resolutions will be
adopted setting forth Mr.. Johnson's
eligibility for the Presidential nomina-
tion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

Cleveland. April 12.-Whcn the dis
patch was telcphoned tn Mr. Johnson
at his home nc rc"lici: y would like
to telegraph thcm not to. | am not
for tac Presidency"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
BRESLA CAPTURED.
Taken BY Col. Monroe -Niisiroom Citizens Ml
Sent 10 Pretoria.

Iorlon. Apri, IA dispatch fr N GHn
Kitchener from Pretoria, date Th1rEd2E :.
April II. says col Monro" : mounted IL
rnntrv after iwo hours hard fighting.
has cap;tircd 50 prisoners. including Com
maudant Hrcsia AT iictGnd"vue near Da
Wctydc,p in Tho Orange R.Ncr ColpGy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

The signature Of 2. " Grove APPEAR
on every box OF the genuine i.Axsu,-
BromC aCinins
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
@M%.,r~

This s;enn.r-e ;a on every beg Of Tho genri1s
Laxative Eror,o-.,..:,:ne TABLETS
lie .s...s@g -. >,a-. - :, l~lI N Dne cay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

Young Corbc:t Of Denver. t'finay ,ra rn7'iif in
i5nocl,cd out Eddie Santry of Chlcd,sy.,
tho second round before the 80,
Athletic Associa ton at Denver IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13
TIE UP IS COMPLETE.
New Jersey Central Employees Cannot kJrcc
and Hundreds Leave Work.

WIkcsbarrc. Pa. April 12.-Thc ;ie-
irD in thc car Shops Of the Central Rail
Io.t,i Cf New Jersey at Ashley is now
complete. To-day. the Taachinists, black
smiths ana laborcrS joined the car men
WHO wont out. yesterday. a few men
still remained ut work but the officials
concluded 10 shut down the works fnd
notices were posted to that effect this
Gftcrnoon. About Ga men are now idle.
.Srpt. Thomas went to New York, to-
day, to confer with General Manager
Warren. There viii probably >" annth-
cr conference in Ashley tnianr"nW. At
4 meeting Of thg :.t.il."rg trni.slit, thcy
resolved W. stay mt until ti:c d.SChlig
I'd men are rCin$tatcd.
New york APRIL 12.-Tac trouble g.
tween the Central i:ailrnad of New
Jersey and its employees il still iar
from 4 settlement Ecpr25c natives ot
tha employers anG employees held Two
lengthy conferences in jersey C.ty,
today. Minor points were conceded by
the repre- cnt;.tiNcS Of both sides. but
on the princ.rll points o: diT2Ta.lcc
neither side would make CON CsSi"ns.
Another conference Will be held. TO-
raolToW.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-13

$iIstroom. Tranavaai Co'ony, SUNDAY
hpril -.-.tll thc inha. itants OF tAii p'ac-
have tc,n .c..t to BrCtOflI.