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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17

"Any tie in this window for &c.,
See C. II. Nason's window display OF
fine 25c. 1t further says for Soc
These goods We're selected carefully and
the good taste in the selection is
plainly manifest -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17

Remember f. M. Hayes & Sons new
Bridge lunch room where you obtain
the genuine coffee and cream, a full
course dinner for 25c all served with
neatness and dispatch. Log Cabin
cookies, of course cannot be omitted
from the Saturday special sales. Five
cents per dozen, the price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17
A CARD.

F. L. Weber. successor to Fuller 6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17

the good taste in the selection is
plainly manifest. cola
G. w. Haskells store is as usual
headquarters for Saturday good things.
Today superb sweet corn 10c. per can,
and cans nice peas for 25c. Aroostook
honey zoe. 5 boxes for csc. oysters 35c
and 45c.. also CLAIMS zoe.
The sale of coat racks with from to
5 hooks on each, the whole for only Sc
is one of r.. w. Soules bargains not
mentioned in his ad cheaper than driv-
ing up common nails, damage to coats
considered. Only six dozen.
E. c.. Leighton has made one of her
real mark down sales on ali kinds of
wrappers flannelette, percale and
print. You may be sure of the saving
being substantial and the goods being
the best IL style and quality.
On Saturday and Monday only H.
Noel Sleeves, Hallowell, will sell Smith
Brothers cough drops for cents per
box or nine boxes for 25 cents, also
Dr. Freemans Fir Balsam waters fo1
cents per box or nine boxes for %
cents.
Seldom do Locke & Hewett Co. feel
justified in selling you those fancy
pound boxes of delicious chocolates
and bonbons for only BIC, this is one
al the rare occasions. Lots of fine
turkeys, chickens, spinach, lettuce and
celery in stock.
Folsom's candy parlor is as attrac-
tive as ever with its lovely candy so
tantalizingly arranged. Those deli
cious Florodora chocolate drops, only
lie today. A new lot of rich opera
caramels only 21c and cocoanut cakes
only &c per dozen.
+. Pulos at the corner candy store
will make one of his great candy sales
today, don't fail to call. Fresh lime
drops. only 12c. per- h., choice Glove
drops, 12c and hearken to this, peanut
taffy, full OF peanuts, only Sc per Id.
Here also is that favorite almond chew
ing candy, just made.
Merrill Bros. astonish the market to-
day by selling quarts of Wellman's
cranberries, for 25c. They have lovely
IOll1ldn sweets Ill Sloch, also Mil
comber's popcorn, domestic cheese, etc.
Native chickens, geese and ducks and
fine turkeys. Also all the best green
stuff the market affords.
Remember f. M. Hayes & Sons new
Bridge lunch room where you obtain
the genuine coffee and cream, full
course dinner for 25c all served with
neatness and dispatch. Log Cabin
cookies of course cannot be omitted
from the Saturday special sales. Five
cents per dozen, the price.
Sherburne & Daiiey's large ad should
be read carefully. When it is a fact
that you can buy ladies $500 shoes in
button and lace for only $1.59 the public
need. these days of high prices for coal
and wood, to know of every chance to
economist. See ad. Notice Mems
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17

Weber. gives you a real treat today,
delicious coffee ice cream drops only
24c.. today, and that rich fudge, choco-
late and vanilla, only Tic. Do see
these large navel California oranges,
17s count, for only 29c. per dozen and
think of buying nice, good size
Valencia oranges, II for 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17

The Augusta Fruit Co. once more
sells 16 of those sweet oranges for Csc
Did you know they import their nuts
from Italy and with them have come
over, the pure olive oil that Italians
delight in? Call and see it as they will
keep the oil in stock to sell their Gus
toners. Very fancy oranges, tanger-
ines, Florida russell grape fruit, nice
pears etc, etc, today,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17

Merrill Bros. astonish the market to-
day by selling quarts of Wellman':
cranberries. for 25c. They have lovely
Tolman's sweets in stock, also Ma.
combers popcorn, domestic cheese, etc
Native chickens, geese and ducks ant
fine turkeys. Also all the best greer
stuff the market affords.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17

G. w. Haskell's store is as usua
headquarters for Saturday good things
Today superb sweet corn 10c. per can
and cans nice peas for 25c. Aroostool
honey zoe, 5 boxes for csc. Oysters 35c
and 45c., also CLAIMS zoe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17

+. Pulos at the corner candy store
will make one of his great candy sales
today, don't fail to call. Fresh lime
drops, only 12c. per. h., choice Glove
drops, 12c and hearken to this, peanut
taffy full OF peanuts, only Sc per h.
Here also is that favorite almond chew
ing candy, Just made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-17

Seldom do Locke e. Hewett Co. t
justified in selling you those far
pound boxes of delicious chocola
and bonbons for only dc, this is @
tu the rare occasions. Lots of
turkeys, chickens, spinach, lettuce 9
celery in stock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
kilograms In Brief

AT Saginaw Mich, Tho entire plant
oil The Thomas Jackson & Co. sash
doors ANA blinds, burned, loss S1o,,
0u0.
The United states circuit court OF
New Jersey has been appointed re.
coiycr for the Pacific Packing 4 Nay.
ieatic.1 company Of Seattle with n
capital Of $l3.0Q0,O00
tnlcas certain demands al ST. Louis
FOR Increase IN wages ON the Wabash
system east of the Mississippi river
De granted Ny today II IS probable Il
general strike viii be Instituted.
Failure "a carry out the provisions
Of the will Of the late David W.
Br0oks Is the charge against Govern.
or Nash Of Ohio By the heirs 81
brooks, Brooks named Nash as the
executor IL his win, and the plaintiffs
claim there is owing the estate SIG
500, and ask that the governor be r..
quifcd to make an accounting Of that
sum. Nash said his administration
~ the estate was entirely regular,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
AUDlCkS' STATE CHOOSES TWO
SENATORS.
BOTH ARE REPUBLICANS
State Senator Alice and Consr essman
Ball the Fortunate Ones Former
an Addicks Man-For First Time
in Four Years State Has Full Rep.
resentation in Senate,

Dover. Del. March S,-For the first
ware yesterday secured full repre-
sentation in the United States senate,
AT a special session the legislature
elected state Senator J. Frank Alice
(union republican, for the long term
aud Congressman l., Aeisler Bali
(regular' republican, for the short
term The selection was undoubtedly
due to pressure from Washington
brought to bear upon the regular re
publicans in the legislature who have
all along been opposed to the election
Of j. Edward AddiCks or any of his adj
herantS. Congressman Dick OF Ohio
came to Dover yesterday in the inter,
est of republican harmony He had
conferences with the republicans OF
both factions prior to the joint SEES
sion of the legislature and it was
upon his advice that the members
ac>ed and elected the two senator's.
In anticipation of the likelihood Of
an agreement between the republican
factions and democrats. State Char
man Salisbury presented a PROPOSE
ton to the regular republicans, agree
ing to use his influence for the cleo"
ton, with the aid of the democrats, or
two regular republicans to the United
States senate. This proposition waS
approved by the advisory commlttce
of the democratic state committee
but not ratified by the Democrat,
legislators in caucus.
In the meantime compromise was
effected between the regular repuhll
cans and the Addicls (union) forces,
resulting in the selection of a senator
from each faction.
! The election of Alice is regarded rs
an Addicks victory because of the re
fusa of the regular republicans 70
agree to a compromise with the demo
| Gratis. He was the first one to con
graduate the senatoreleCt when the
result was announced.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
SPECIAL SENATE SESSION
President Wants Action on Cuban and
Panama Treaties.

Washington, March b The prcsi
dent yesterday issued the following
proclamation.
Whereas, public interests require
that the senate should convene in eN,
uaordiuary session therefore, Thee
dore Roosevelt, president of tn
United States OF America, do hereby
proclaim and declare that an eNtlaor
binary occasion requires the senate
of the United States to convene a,
the capitol in the city of Washington
on the nth day of March next ut T.
o'clock noon. Of which all persons
who shall at that time time be en-
titled TO act as members Of that body
are hereby required to take notice.
President Roosevelts idea in cal
ing the extra session at this time is
to afford opportunity fer newly elect
ed senator's to reach Washington by
March 8,
Although the purposes are not set
forth in detail the object Is the ratit
cation of the Panama canal and the
Cuban reciprocity treaties,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
STANDS PRACTICALLY AS AMEND.
ED BY THE SENATE.
ANARCHISTS EXCLUDED
Provision Remains Fixing Two Years
as Time Within Which Aliens Com
ing Into Country Unlawfully or
Found as Public Charge May Be
Deported.

Washington, March 3.-The con
ferees on the immigration bill reached
an agreement yesterday. The bill re-
mains practically as amended by the
senate. The educational test provd-
ed by the house was stricken out. The
senate provision fixing two years as a
time within which an alien coming in
to the United States unlawfully or
found to be a public charge from
causes existing prior to landing may
be deported remains. The house CON
ferees accepted the senate amendment
providing that aliens arrested in the
United States under the provision OF
the bill lie depored to ports from
which they embarked The last sec,
ton added to the bill by the senate
providing for the exclusion OF anareh-
lists was conferred in by the house con
fpress.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05

attended the district schools and the
Oshkosh normal graduating there IN
1888 He graduated from the Uniyer
sity Of Wisconsin in 1890. He was the
senior member of the firm Of Quater
mass K Finch until 1897. when the
firm was dissolved, At the time OF his
death he was associated in business
with Assemblyman Cowling. Mr.
Quatermass was district attorney of
Winnebago county and two years ago
ran for city mayor but was defeated,
The funeral will be held tomorrow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
MAY BE MRS. kNAPP'S.
Sody Of Woman Found Floating In
Ohio River,

Louisville, March S.-~The nude
body Of a woman was found loatng
in the Ohio river yesterday at New
Albany, Ind. II is believed to be that
of Hannah Goddard Knapp, wife mum.
Der >, Of Alfred a. Knapp, the wife
murderer.
Hamilton, O., Mrach S,-Altred A,
Knapp, the strangler was arraigned
before Mayor Bosch yesterday short
~ after II O'clock Rctore the ar
raisnmeut Knapp sat quietly in police
court chatting With the officers He
was neatly clothed and looked far
better than ever before, He pleaded
not guilty.
Hamilton, March S.--When shown a
dispatch about the finding OF wom-
ans body at New Albany, Knapp re.
peated that he had thrown his wites
body into the river, and described her
dress, rings and iewelry. This descrtp-
ton follows that received from New
Albany relating to the body found
there.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
NAVAL ACADEMY VACANCIES.
New Law Makes Better Accommoda,
tons Necessary.

Washington, March 3.--Secretary
Moody has discovered that as result
of the new legislation allowing for the
retirement of the outgoing class at
Annapolis, there will be GOO vacancies
at the naval academy. 1t is manifest
ly impossible to provide at once &C.
commodations for this number, and
Captain Brownson, the superintendent,
has been required to state the extent
of his resources for the coming year
in the matter of accommodations, In
the meantime, Secretary Moody Is
working out a scheme whereby repre-
sentatives in congress would be able
to nominate a candidate each year in.
stead Of two on alternate years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
Fear az Memphis.
OVER THE COMMORNEALT tn

Louis Hanson and James Peterson.
two masona ut Racine fell fifty feet
from scnlrold and were seriously In
jured,
Two freight trains on the Milwaukee
and Northwestern roads collidod ut
Forest Junction. Both engines were
badly damaged
John Kinney was killed at the
Holmes companys landing on the Me
nominee river near PembIne, by log
rolling upon him
The i.yoaroId son Of Frank Wtison'
born of Waupaca was drowned by TAI
ling through the lee in the river, The
body was recovered,
The M l., Patterson lroa Mining
company capital 100000, has boen
organized at Baraboo to operate In the
North Freedom iron fields
Michael Higgins, twice elected may.
or Of Racine, has refused 70 again nc.
cept The nomination, AID David
Evans may be nominated by the dem.
oerats,
AT La Crosse. young 10y who wish
cd to play a trick on brakeman burn.
cd The way bills Of two freight trains.
aud as rceult nobody knew just
whore the cars went
AZ Hab,ock, one box car and seven
ty.Gyo telegraph poles were destroyed
by long piece of pllins which was
Icing carried on freight train bocom.
Ing loosenod and swinging around
.crosHWise Of the fiat car
The Rev r A. Walker rendered his
resignation as assistant al St
peters Episcopal church at In
Crosse, This II is believed closes the
incident which resulted III Bishop
NicholsOns falling to ordaln him,
AT MukwOnago, Mrs, John SheIy,
during a III Of temporary insanity, wan.
dered away from her home and re
manned all night hidden in d marsh.
When found she was ~ d badly frozen
condition and II II feared the exposure
may cause her death.
AT Fond du Lac. Julius Larson has
been adjudgod insane and was taken
III tue bHUhDbu HbapiAuit WIZ i$"AbNh
attempted to commit suicide few
weeks ago and since the operation TO
remove the bullet from her breast, has
shown symptoms Of brain disorder,
A committee OF three was appoint.
cd at a meeting of the Fond du Lac
council Of United Commercial Travel
crs to collect evidence against hotels
throughout the state that have not
complied with the law regarding fire
escapes, and TO notify their proprie-
tors 10 provide them at once.
Because Miss Stuck OF Milwaukee.
assistant principal Of the Brodhead
high school, was asked to resign, all
but twenty-five Of the pupils marched
down town In a body. The pupils In
the high school left school and the
board condemns the action Of the stu.
dents and 1t Ii possible that suspen-
sionB may follow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
Three End Lives in St. Louis.

st. Louis, March S.--Two women
and one man committed suicide here
yesterday. Mrs. Rachael Leblander,
wife of a sculptor. took carbolic acid.
Mrs. Elizabeth William turned on the
gas at her home. She was dead when
discovered. Thomas Penny, a con,
tractor of Canton, H.. came to visit
his brother here yesterday and com.
mitted suicide with carbolic acid, He
had recently separated from his wife,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
PECK SAYS IA TOILETTE CALLS
HARD NAMES,
OBJECTS TO AID VAl0REM
Claims Milwaukee Road Has Paid Its
Just Share OF the Expense OF Gov.
ernment - Figures in Executive
Message Said TO be Untrue and
Greatly Misleading,

The brief Of George Il, Peck gener.
al counsel of the milwaukee, road,
against the adoption of the proposed
al valorem tax system has been re
ceived by senator Whitehead. II at.
lacks the state tax commission and
the governor After contrasting
the recommendation OF the tax com,
mission two years ago with its pos.
tive recommendation of the al val.
orem system this year the brief says;
This recommendation indicates a
change in the views of the tax com.
mission, and 1t is only fair to &C,
knowledge that change of views,
after q lapse Of time Is entitled to
moro consideration than II hastily and
inconsiderately made. On the other
new view Is necessarily the correct
one Human history is filled with in.
stances Of the abandonment OF settled
policies under extreme political pres.
sure, and the adoption of other poll.
cies which upon trial were found er.
roneous in theory and defective In
practice,
mo one can read the report OF the
tax commission and the message of
the governor, without being struck
by the marked contrast between the
moderate tone OF the report and the
violent language of the message. |
entertain the highest respect for the
executive otllCc, but | do not feel
called upon to accept all statements
coming lherefrom, simply because
they are asserted To be absolute Verl.
ties, without the slightest acknowl.
edgmcnt that even governors may be
mistaken The tax commissions re.
port while think II erroneous in
some of It's conclusions. has the merit
Of being expressed in temperate lal.
guage which Is always becoming tu
officials IN administering great public
affairs,
1T may perhaps be wise to abandon
, the license fee system and adopt the
ad yalorem system of railway taxa
| ton, but IL It be so, II Is not because
hard names have been used, and good
men denounced as--not to cal
them by a harsher name, have been
officially given in message to the
| legislature. as II they were correct
Mr. Peck then takes up that por
! ton of GOV. La Follette's message III
which he said that the railroads owed
J the state more than million year
and that the people want million
| because the railroads owe It and ht
says that II the roads owe moro than q
million no one has right to settl,
| the claim for an even million. llt
makes this the basis for another at
tack on the governor. Mr.. Peck ther
has chapter headed Judgments ant
Preiudgments in which he concludes
by begging to remind that the MI
waukee road paid over eight millioni
in taxes IN 20 years ana that II hal
also employees In the state and pays
out S5SG0.000 In wages. Ho then
claims that III 1901 the milwaukee,
read paid 1889 per cent Of It's ne
earnings IN Wisconsin taxes to th'
state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
NEWsPAPERMEN UNDER
ARREST At MANILA

Manila. March 81 William Crozier
editor, Mr. Ktnney. manager, and Mr..
Green. reporter Of the American.
have been arrested On charge Of II.
Boiling General Davis. When General
Davis expressed his partial disappro.
val Of the findings IN the Major Glenn
case, the American published an edi.
torial charging Davis with a desire
TO curry favor with the administration
fin the hope Of being selected TO sue.
coed General Miles In command Of the
army
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
SCOUTS HAVE ADVENTURES
WITH LApRoNEs IN LuZoN

Manila, March 3--Detachments Of
scouts attacked and defeated body
OF ladrones near Maiquna yesterday.
After an hours fighting the ladrones
were scattered and nineteen we're
killed and many wounded. There were
no casualties among the scouts. The
constabulary last Wednesday sur
prised and captured aud burned a
ladrone stronghold in the mountains
of Albay, Luzon. The ladrones lost
ten killed and four captured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
MARIETTA Is WITHDRAWN
FROM VENEZUELAN WATERS

Washington. aarch Upon Seer"
tay Hays statement Chat reason 10
longer existed for tbe presence Of a
United States varship in Venezuelan
waters tie navy department yestnr
day cabIoa Admiral CoghIan that b.
might withdraw the Marietta. winch
has been lying off I.aguaira ever since
the beginning Of the blockade
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
ST. DEF Is on Strike.

Brcdhead, Wis March 3.-Indig-
nant because their teacher. Miss
Stuck Of Milwaukee. was asked to re.
sign. the entire high school went out
on a strike yesterday There is 70 he
a meeting or the citizens and school
board. aud il Is hoped that the matter
will be amicably settled.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05

iStyatjon because of the forced aNaa,
donment by its negro poStmistreSs,
Mrs, Cox. The papers include all let.
terS tele&rams, inspectors report,
etc, bear,nS urou the case, The sub,
stance Of these has already been made
public. Senator McI.aurin of MiSSis.
sjpNi yesterday introduced a bill
reimburse the people Of lndianola +
money expended in providing their
own mail facilities.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
MENoMlNEE FISHERMEN
CARRIED AWAY BY ICE

Menominee, Mich, March 3.-Men
from up-shore report that the ice went
out about 80 miles north of Menominee
Sunday, carrying with it II fishermen.
Seven of them are reported taken off,
but nothing has been heard of the
others.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
MORAN Calls on Palma.

Havana, March S.-Yesterday },
Piepront Morgan and party called at
the palace by appointment and had an
interview lasting 40 minutes with
President Palma. 1t was afterwards
announced that the visit was purely
one of courtesy and Palma invited
Morgan to dine at the palace tomor-
row.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
Removals JustifiabIe.

Washington, March g. Secretary
Shaw yesterday afternoon denied the
report that certain removals in the
customs service at the pmt Of New
York were being made for political
reasons. He said the removals We're
for the good of the service, and as
business proposition
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05

Chicago, March S,--Although Is We
nremeu were examined yesterday in
connection with the trial OF the lndi.
ana coal operators, charged with con-
spiracy, rot single man was found
acceptable as juror, Up to date only
eiGht jurors have been sworn in,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
surdIek Mystery Remains Dark.

Buffalo. \. Y, March 3-Despite
the fact that police and detectives
have worked almost necessarily on
the Burdick case and questioned
scores Of persons more or less inti-
mately connected with the murdered
man. nothing has developed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
NAMES CREW LEAVES.
Eighteen Abscntees Reported from
hIn...I,. n Z -, - rIn.nn.I ~ AAInnI, N.

Eighteen Abscntees Reported tom
Newly comnissione4 Gattleahip.
Washington, march 3-C Captain
Luetzc, commander Of the Maine at
Newport News, tolographed the nayl.
CATION bureau yesterday:
Eighteen men are absent without
leave, having left the ship while in the
dock No one was shot or shot at"
Admiral Taylor says that consider.
Ing the fact that the Maanc IS just
newly IN commission, with a strange
crew, the number Of abscntees report.
ed Cthey are not set down as desert,
ersl, is exceedingly moderate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
Loubet Receives Francis.

Paris, March B President Loubet
yesterday afternoon received in audi.
cnce President Francis Of the ST.
Louis exposition and last night Fran
els was guest of honor al a banquet
given al the ministry Of commerce by
Minister Tr0uilnt The guests In.
Guided The most prominent person.
ages ia oafcial aud commercial life
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-05
PAYNE SENDS REPORTS
or INDlANoLb CASE

Washington. March 3-Postmaster
General Payne yesterday forwarded
to the house all the papers In the case
of the Indianola. Miss postottice
which vas discontinued by the admin