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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
Start Day With Smilina Face.

feev-shness is one oil the Iueanest o,l,,;
,iss Il person can possess. II Is 1irsl
eousIh 10 SuihlneSS-in fact you might call
IL animated sulkiness ~
me one VINO sulks is heavy, morose.
r Whlie the peevish person is snappy. gar
ruiouS ana, underneath all. sulky
,Peevlshness is sometimes the result of
III heaith. but more often it is simply a
c , OF sour discomfort with self and the
Nothing seems good. nor beautiful nor
true. ~ ''o'
1t is impossible to please the peevish
PEI person. Every topic touched upon opens
up Il new avenue of discomfort, and the
ultimate result is that friends quickly
fall away and the peevish party is left to
MS TO own nn d1isg s1 reflections.
presenting 4 cheerful face to II. -.-
v he,. Ella Wheeler Wilcox wrote her
immortal laugh and the world laughs
with you; weep and you weep alone" she
Even the best Of friends cannot stand
ms test OF continued mournfulness
troubles should not be nursed. They
should pc cured by large and determined
doses of cheerfulness.
me grumpy person is so discouraging.
You go to him in cheerful frame Of
ness dashed by his pessimism.
No matter how plain girl may be, IL
she is cheerful and bright she win be
popular; and no matter how pretty she
may be. If she carries a string OF woes
about with her she will be unpopular
A smiling face at the breakfast table IL
a very pleasing sight a peevish one the
direct opposite.
It's fine thing to begin the day with
n CHEEKY word and a smile.
Don't let your waking thought be one OF
discomfort.
The mood you begin the day with has
a direct Influence on the whole days
work.
If you start out with determination tn
make the best of things and to see evarvo
thing in the most favorable light Won win
be surprised at the ease with which vo,,
will surmount difficulties
But IL you start out with the deterr,fna
ton to see only the black side OF every
thing nothing will go right. Moiefrtiis eli,
assume momentous proportions.
When you wake up feeling sore ana
peevish. plunge your face into ice cola
water and see II the shock won't drive n,,t
some of the soreness -. - W '"'
Just think how much dislike you are TO-
ing 10 incur through the day, how hired
people are going to be by YOUR neevish-
you. 80. sAon
The cold water and the reflections NAV
DrInR you TO your senses.
Try them the next time you feel peey-
ish.-Boston Herald. .-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
where IS MAYOR?
The A||-absorbing Topic
In Paterson, N. ].
MysteriousIy Disappeared from
City, on Monday.
Thought TO Have Gone TO Caiifornia---Dehis
Placed at $4,000.

Paterson. y J.. Aug. 3.-This city is
without It head and its city officials
cannot collect their salaries owing to
the continued mysterious absence. to-
day. of Mayor William II. Belcher. who
disappeared ON Monday last.
This Chaotic state OF affairs must
continue for at least 10 DAYS from the
tine Of Mr.. E"ichers disappeaiance
before an actilii, mayor can assume tho
city government r"ins, accoriinl. tu the
city's charter.
All salaries to city EMPLOYEES and
officials f"t' July are now due AMI
ready to J." paid. lacking only the
mayors signature to the pay warrants
County Prosecutor Finley is. today.
continuing TIE investigation Of loans
IN which Mr. i'o!cher was interested
and mas aHn"d 4 representative from
each OF Tire" Prominent trust culnpa-
mics to ronfc" with him. today.
II WAS reported, today, that Mayor
BelrntI was o. his way to California.
whrc his brGthsr. Peter G. Eelcher is
in ii. real estate business in the Rcd
lands district.
Prosecutor Finley said. today. that
Mayor Hcl-h"r's borrowings would
amount to $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
EFFORTS WELL DIRECTED.
mississippi and Louison1 Governors
Working Toward One End.

farton Rouge. LII. Aug, 3.-Gov.
blanchard gave out along statement,
last might. concerning the controversy
with i%si.sippi. in the coarse of which
lie said:
while il is ms ii"m attention to en-
pl1y the means at my command to ;if-
fond adequate protection to the ,'iti-
Z"nS of Louisiana from acts of drprr-
d@tinn on the party of the NiSSss rpi
Quarantine guards. | trust that further
friction may be- avoided. | wired Thu.
governor ST Mississippi. this afternoon.
calling his attention to- the published
reports of The ACTS of the MSSiSsip pi
quarantine patrol boats and advising
him that official reports confirmed
thcGc published statements"
Gov. NarCiaman sent this reply:
Il shall instruct the Mississippi
quarantine guards not to enter upon
Louisiana territory or violate the law
OF Louisiana, ANA | am going 70 also
see to it that III" rconlc of Louisiana
are not permitted to violate the quar-
antine regulations Of Mississippi. | see
no necessity for amy trouble
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
SEVERAL TENANTS INJURED
In Jumping fros7, Windows to Escape |
Fire. in Brooklyn.

New York. Aug. 3. several tenants
of :. lhrcc-Stury double frame tcna-
mcnt ut Gas iorimcr street. Brooklyn.
We're badly injured in Jumping from
tine windows uf their rooms during
what is believed to have been al in
ccndiarA fire III that building, carly
today.
Tie iirc was started III the hallway
by IN" US" Of an explosion. TesSie Vel
luCi and Lizzie Gcssi. girls. We're PAIN
fully injured in a jump from the third
story to The roof Of IN extension before
the fi.c department arrived.
Ms. Annie Geid,rt and her three
children were found unconscious from
smoke in their anaitnIcntS While the
u>b:inI and father had taken refuge
on thc ROOF. lie WAS rescued by two
iiremCIi. who We're badly burned in
bringing him to the street.
The nriChbc rllocd was startled by a
fuSilado Of revolver shots from Ital-
ianS in nearby tcnemCnts who took
that method of giving an alarm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
Reduction of Cotton Acreage.

Ridgeland. Mass, Aug. 3.-Last week s
confusing cotton market, with the dispute
as TO the Government s acreage estimate,
has added greatly to interest In the
question. how much was really planted.
i nat the cotton acreage OF the year has
been considerably reduced from last year
seem undoubted; both the reports of the
Government and those of the Cotton As
sccittion agree as to that. though they do
no. agree as to the exact proportion Of
the r. ductiOn. The voluntary reduction
has been considerably less than was cx-
pccted and advised. but adverse conditions
have brought about what conventions and
ftsolatlonS We're powerleSS to accomplish
Plinttfs nave cut down their acreage
through absolute inability to have all
their ground prepared and seeded
Further shrinkage has beer caused in
many localities because fields Wer.. often
abandoned after planting. sometimes on
account Of poor stands Of the plant and
still nftener later, because the rains en-
abled the grass TO get such start tina.
with the limited labor available, the farm
er could not even attempt to chop it out
The complaint of labor shortage is now
becoming more and more general through
out the South. | met an Arkansas farmer
the other day who had crossed the river
to see whether labor 'of any hue as he
expressed it. could be had in Mississippi.
/ IN going back tn fence in my grass fields
and buy stock to feed in them. A man
with only two arms might Just as well
give up general farming in Arkansas
You See | had four mighty good Niger
tenants. and they worked the land fairly
well and made good crops last year. OF
course they was ready enough to con-
tract for another year. But the spring
and early summer were wet that they
couldn't half work their ground. and be-
fore their cotton was fairly started, the
grass had got hold Of it and choked it to
death That discouraged them, and they
Just 'slOped, all Of them. without saying
word to me, contract or no contract
They may so. 'TwOuld cost me more to
get them back in their cabins than they
are worth. But there are no more of their
color to be had here nor there, and We
white folks must just make up our minds
to get on without them. You See some
rich men from the North are buyin' ND
the timber land of the Ozarks, and build.
ing sawmills on every stream, and if a
darkv can get work in Il mill. ii is good |
by to the cotton field for him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
EVIDENTLY A SUICIDE.
Editor Criswsi of New York Killed
by a Subway Express.

New York. Aug. 3.-Robc,t W. Criswcll
editor of Il weekly publication, who was
arrested recently on a charge OF criminal
libel preferred by Representative Joseph
T. RhiE"ck OF the CovinGt"0. Ky. dis
trct. WAS killed. tonight. by an express
train ut the 40 street station of the sub
way.
The libel charge against Crswcll gr"w
out Of publication Of ~ article rejecting
upon Mr. Rhinuck and consuming Rcpic-
sentative Nicholas Longwortn Of Ohio. for
having introduced Miss Alice Roosevelt Ia
tho Kentucky consreSsnan during tn"
visit OF tho. Presidents daughter in Gin
cinEuti.
Crisw"ll Was arrested July l. last ara
was held il $lco1 bnil for trial. TIE A.
FUSED man Published an apology in = SUD
StqtI,nt iSS'l' 81 tho paper.
Witness ~ n" tragedy SlN the mao
came ulon til" station plntfnrm rvidcntlv
in !. hurry ana seemed restless Will
waiting for Il train. = downtown EXPIRE ~
was moving INTO the station. wien Girls
wen was seen 10 w.ilh clos. I" u" ca{,'
81 the platform. just nS ~" hrSt car Ut
the long train urrrolcn,d tn" rnint Nhrcr
he was st;lr,lin%. triSNtll tnp;',"d nvtr
r,pcn tho tricks. lis lead was severed
from his hnGV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
SIMPLE RULES
For Prevention OF Contraction ard
Spread Of Yellow Fever.


Washington. Aug. 3.-Thr Public
mas ISSUED "A circular on the prevention
of ycllo" fever. The directions given
look to the suppression of the mosquito
Is the only means OF preventing its
spread. 80 Mosquitoes No yellow Fee
ser, iS the motto announced in hi%
black letters at the top Of the circu-
lar.
The CocumCnt continues rs follows:
'Thc infection of yellow fever is
carried by mosquitoes. and by no other
means is the infection spread.
"PerS0ns take the disease by being
bittcn by mosquitoes that have prrNi-
Ously bitten Il yellow fever patient.
''Ihc MOSQUITOES to become infected
must bite y yellow fever patient during
the first three days OF his ATTACK. These
first three days, therefore, are the most
important time for preventing the ac-
cess OF mosquitoes 10 Il fever patient.
at is often difficult TO decide durin,
the nrs: three days whether Il patient
has yellow fever: hence the necessity
III threatened communities Of placing
i mosquito bar Immediately around
every patient vino has fever Of amy
kim. Hnd for thrcc days AZ least"
tn" necessity Of drainage ana screen
ing is dWllt upon With much enl Int
sis.
I'll. rrst office department is s,ni-
inG 5000 comics Of the circular to posi-
ofii:.,.S ia I.onisi1lIa. Texas. MISSISSIPPI
III. Tennessee, Alabama, Florida and
ARKANSAS
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TROOPS CALLED
CONTINUED from Page One.)

marshes 50 that the grand jury may
act. Consult the district attorney ana
call upon Commander Bostick of the
c;.pture. Go with Eostick expedition
through the lake"
With view 10 inaugurating more
thorough cleaning movement ana -
strengthen the arms of the health au-
thorlies in fighting the mosquitoes
Mayor Behrman called conference
today. Committees were appointed ~
carry out comprehensive plans Oh SILL
itary work.
Among the ignorant classes there Is sun
great antpathy to make pupiic cases Oh
sickness. and much of the inspectors 'lin"
is taken ND in running down Suspicious
cases reuort-d by citizens. The foreign
roction of the city, however, Is being
steadily fine combcd. No money is to h.
ene,r nv the federal government In san
it,rv work here. All the funds that thu
go,,,.rnnIent will put out will he i'll the e:-
f.,hrshment and maintenance of dctcn
tion camps and in any distinction OF ears
ar steamboats, that may be required.
A whole tralnoad OF passengers on tn"
Iron M'ulltdti io'td HIS '''l' h't'' "P III
parish, removed from amy hah-
itation for some time. The passengers
have. tcleeraphed to tn" railroad commits
sion that they have had neither food nor
water Columbus. Miss. has decided to
guard against infection by the use ui
rifles.
In Mississippi the state board has issued
an address TO the people recommending
that Ill public meetings shall be- discon
timIci for a period Of 70 days. Such was
the rLi" in former epidcmirs
In. w. III. Drummer, municipal health
officer Of Savannah. Ga. formerly of th"
to invCStigat" the situation. has finished
his work here ;tnd started home. today
Or. HIunner il, IN intcrvi.w said that
there was not TOW any excuse for yellow
fever ever spreading in III" south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
MARRIAGE LICENSE a JOKE
Wealthy Mics Randall is Angry al Use
CT Her Name.

Mattlr"iS.tt. NJ 49,. Am;. THE name:
OF c. r. Dexter, -. and Mary Randall -
Of Mattdpoiscjt figured III marriage ii
Censa obtained in Providence by som
joker and the lady is angry.
Miss Randall is the wcalthioSt resident
taxpayer i'll the town. ana her fortune is
estimated at $1,000 or 100000.
Dexter is her second cousin and has
lived ut n"r house for a number of years
running her farm.
Both denied IL positive terms the tax
ing out Of Il marriage license They as
serted that they had not been married
and did not cnutemplat" marriage.
Miss Randall S'il: Il have never bee
ont Of tn" state of Massachusetts in my
life, and if | were going to be married
should never think of going to Providence
for II license. | suppose that when Mr.
Dexter and 81 for Il little trip to Buffalo
and Niagtrl Falls in September as We
intend 10 do to visit n cousin there. tht
buSybodiC$ VIII say We are on our honey
moon
Dexter expressed his utter Inability t
solve the puzzle. anu WIS inclined tt
think thot somebody was putting mp Z
joke on lin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
tlEAD-ON COLLISION,
Twelve Severely and Others Slightly
Hurt at llorth Att 2bcro.

Attl"hrrn. Mas. Aus. ".-'rArivc y, =
sons We're severely ana s,N,r.l OTHERS,
SlIG! thy injured ia Il h.:ld-tI collision b,.-
tween two trolley rIrS ON III, Nrr1h At
tleh"ro loop of til" Interstate tuiiSnlidat
cd Street Railway, late Gilia u.trrt.ruri.
Th' most seriously inquired are:
Ms. Errn'rd CInn'n, North Artl,bor".
alIhi' bruh"n.
Mis-. Fred Rarhcr. Nurtll AttlIr,,rr in
tern lily injured.
Muturr,an Arihur Monroe. Warren. =.
t.. ankle crushed.
Miss Annie kirl". North Attl,,a,rn hipx;
ma arms bruised
Mlg;. Ellen Muultuu. Providence, moss.
broken.
cyril II F"niaia'. N"rth Attl,hnro.
imi ana l.Gs injured.
hlSe +. Meyer, North Attthui.p. arms
bruised.
Tll.' accident occurred inst north ~ i
switch and On z blind curve about ru1r
miles south &c N"rti; Atllcbnro. and II
said to have been caused by Il rnistaIir III
signals.
At i lnte hour. tonight. it was MOI
thought that amy Of the in urcd would A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
WILLIAM J. BRYAN, JR.,
Unaeryoes Surgical! Operation in Chi
cagc-Doing Nicely.

Chicago. Aug. 3.-WiiliGm j. Bryan
Jr.. lf years Old, is lying At the Presby-
terrain HoSriidl where he underwent ::
Surgical operation, YESTERDAY. for thy
removal Of an ;uEscCss or his right knee
Lake. 1n'i.. military academy.
rho hospital physicians announced
Chat his condition was not dangerous
h"t that the prompt action in bringing
rim To Chicago for treatment prevented
4 serious turn. Thu Inflammation that
leSuiled in the forming OF the abscess
VAS first noticeable two weeks ago. \
corn on his right fooC first became in
iia;floG after it had been accidcntly cut.
The ut became. infected and it was 70.
this reason that blood poisoning was
feared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
To Use Steel Ties.

one OF our great railroads recently Or.
dered several thousand steel ties and viii
give them thorough trial, The expert
ment Is Of deep interest. because Of the
pt1ospeclive increased demand upon our
everybody approves OF these -experinnents.
put when 1t Is a question OF health. II.
per1ments are often dangerous. Your best
stomach Bitters as soon as you notjce ina
hrst sign Of failing health. Thousands 81
persons. who adopted this plan now enjoy
suffer from poor appetite, he,arfhtif1,s
sleeplessness, indigestion, dys6sfsSiSs
cramps, diarrhoea. female ills or niaiSff1
fever and ague. get q bottle at once from
fail. Thousands have found this truG.
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AN AUGUSTA CASE.
Many More Like it in Augusta.

The following case is but one Of
gusta. II is &n easy matter to verify
its correctness. Surely you cannot ask
for better proof than such Il conclusive
evidence.
Il. T.. Davis, carpenter. of IA Glendon
St. Augusta. Me-, says: You are ut
liberty TO continue using my state
mem in favor of Duan's Kidney Pills
which | gave fer publication in 1898.
have not changed my opinion OF their
value and am pleased to recomment.
them At every opportunity. / know
from the experiences of friends, rs
well as my own. that this remedy can
be dcpend,d upon to cure backachc
and kidney troubles of any kind. For
two years or more previous to first us
ing Doan's Kidney Pills | had suffered
from pain in fnv back, at times go
sever" thai / was laid up for a day or
two. The remedies had used gave
but it'll. relief until | had the good
fortune To hear OF Doan'S Kidney Pills;
and get them at Willis r.. Partridgt's
drug store. "hCir use proved of the
greatest benefit and the pains in my
back soon entirely Disappeared Should
| he troubled again with kidney com
Ilaint or observation-disclosures Kidney Pills
is the medicine would prefer against
all others"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co, !tulfaio.
~ T.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remembsr the name -Doan's and
take no other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04

receipt Of scvtia! dispatches from Gov.
Blanchard complaining Of the action OF
the cutter III Interfering with fishing
vessels belonging To the people Of Lou
tSiana and specifically referring to Il
ease which il is asserted. a boat was
captured and towed away.
Secretary Shaw also has asked for a
detailed rcnort of all the operations of
liz public health and marine hospital
service ANA the revenue cutter Winona
III the work along the gulf coast, with
Il vicN To aSCcrtaining the exact condi-
tom of affairs which has given rise to
the complaints oft;ov. Blanchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
BULL CORES TWO MAYORS.
Animal Sold to Sacord Victim by Frs
Condition Serious.

Toledo Ohio. Avg. 3-Onc bull has beer
the cause Of serious injury to two big,
strong Mayors. The first Mayor. Viii
Scholey Of clyde. tried to cross his field
in which the bun was tied. a footrac"
for the fence resulted in which Mayor
Scholey won. but not enough to save him
self from the bulls head. and he is now
nursing broken arm.
He offered the Jersey for sale. and May
or Meggitt OF Nakertown, who is Il
butcher, bought the animal. Meggitt did
real well until he started for his slaughter
hous" with the animal. One charge
downcd the Mayor and ut the second his
breast and arm were gored so badly that
his condition is extremely critical. The
bull WAS shot.
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MaY OPERATE UNION PLANT.
Cchoe5 Steel Co. Willing If WAGE
Agreement Can Be Reached.

Pittsburg, Pa. Aug. 3.-Prcsidcnt
ShAtfra. Of the AmllEamated Associn-
ti"n AZ iron. Steel ami Tin Workers, has
been nntii!rd that the officials Of tn"
'"nn"s Steel 90. Of Troy. y. u, haN''
cons med 70 operate i union plant if
~ agreement can IL ,"dci,cd on a wage
scale.
This company has lot recognized the
Gri"h in past years ana it is the first
mnN,' on the part Of tn" Amalgamatc !
Assoc i3tion 10 invade th' Eastern mills.
Union basis.
AS soon as the W:::'' scale is arranged
with The toho's St"'l 20, it is said. a
new |"gc scale will be presented to the
other Eastern concerns.
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A BLOODY RECORD
Established by This Arkansas Negro
Before Being Killed.

Little Rock. Ark, Aug. "a special to
the Gazette from Louisville Ark. saws.
After killing two persons. PROBABLY fill
tally shooting two others and less serious
Is shooting two more. Isaac Kinney. \
desperate negro. was killed III river bot 1
for y hours is:
Yesterday morning. he killed negro
at Stamps in the afternoon. killed +. r.
Ferguson. claim agent Of the Louisiana K
Arkansas Railroad. member Of 4 posse.
three miles from Stamps; early this morn,
ing seriously shot Mrs. Stewart ~
GrccnsburCh. Texas and her husband; ~
noon. today he shot Anvil Ehrhau
through the neck. and shot {. r. Nash
sCVcrnG 4 finger.
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IN DISCHARGE OF DUTY
Drunken Soldier Probably Fatally Shot
at Burlington, VI.

burlington, Vt. Aug. 3.-Prvatc Mi
thacl j, McManuS of Troop II. 18th cav
airy. was shot and probably fatally in
iUrcd. tonight by Corporal Wlli9n Mead.
non-cotnniSsiOncd officer in CI.irg,. on liz.
quarters where the shooting rc.ll,.r. Il
Lieut.. w L. Ircmlinc at TIN regiment.
stated. tonight, that Corporal Mead az, :
'd strictly in discharge of his duty and
no effort WIS made to arrest hul
According to those in the quarters. No
MINUS had been drinking and when Ia
nppnlreG he was very noisy Mead tri.,l
to ,;uict him. but McNlnus drrN hi .
sword and attacked the officer \ l,lrnI,r.
of the soldiers dragged MCAiHnus uIl or
quarters but when he saw Mead follow
ing lie again rushed at the officer. Thrn
Need drew his revolver and fired
NrManus enlisted in New York l. years
age. while Mead comes from Providcnr...
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AWAITING ANSWER.
The l3d Canadian Doesn't Know
Whether or Not to Start for Boston.

Ottawa, ont. Aug 3-The Dominion
government has not Vet received N.
answer ia It's telegram 10 Washington
asking permission for the 1871 Cana :
dian Regiment to visit Boston and
ProVld"ncc. Il. l. The question Of
whether til" regiment will cary it's
rms has been tn" subject If discus
>I"n for som" time. Tine regime mt ex
i"rts t" start. tomorrow, and Ottawa
= lskiMg WaShiMgtnm for lis nm&Mer
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KEPT THEM FROM CHURCH.
a Brand New Excuse for Home Stay
ing in Connecticut,

Winsted. Conn. Aug. 3-Complaint
comes from Sherman that the automobile
has been the means of decreasing church
attendance. Many young women and
some men are using this as an excuse for
h"ing absent from divine worship The
attend+ nee at social events is not affected
Cine woman who has missed church seven
Sundays says: We are afraid to go
abroad lest the awful thing should ap-
pear It Is beyond The power of any man
Gr woman to persuade Il horse offhand
that the automobile is not after him. and
it is It dangerous thing to be out driving
and meet one OF these demons"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
CORRECTION PROMISED
II Gutter Winona Has Encroached on
Rights of louisiana.

Washington. Aug. 3.-Secretary Shaw
has notified Gov. blanchard of Louisf-
ana. that If any unauthorized acts and
abuses Of discretion have been COM
mitted by the revenue cutter Winona,
now assisting The public health and
marine hospital service in the cam
paiGn against yellow fever. they will be
corrected as far as possible. This dec
TAXATION of the secretary followed the