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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-19
NEW ORLEANS FIRE.


New ORLEANS. Feb. Is The losses by
last nights IRE are Schwartz & Co, dry
goods, stock 500, eco; insurance $780,,
600; buildings. sl50 900; insurance, S65,
900; p. Werleius, pisnos, etc, loss or
stock, $50 600; insursnce, 100000; Leo
pold Levy, carpets, S25 900; fully insured.
Elks club, loss $1,000, no insurance; !;
Wengers Garden. loss $50, COO; j;
insurance $4,000; ID. II Holmes. dry
goods, loss $4,000, fully insured; A
Runkle, dry goods and notions, loss 500,
insured; G Jiden & MARTINEZ, lace goods,
loss s4510, insured; Cosmopolitan Hotel,
damage 5000. insured; ID. Feimsn, loss
$1,000, insured; j. M. Hoffman & Bros
worsted and fame. goods. ioss $4,000. IN
surance $4,000; building and property Of
Tulane University insured $50, 900; S.kahn
4 Son, badly damaged, insured, s57 900 Me
Closkey C confectionery loss $40 900 insured; /;
building insured $4,000; ;. g. Kreiger,
gloves and fsr cy goods, loss on stock and
building $4,000. insured; W. l..
Ciuverius, drugs, loss $4,000; insur-
auce S8 600; building $40 600, insured
p. Perez, gloves and perfumery, damage,
$1,000; Keifier & Hersch, shoes, damage,
$1,000. Insured; Kranz, gloves and notions.
loss, $40 900, insured, +. Jol!srd, milill-
cry, loss, 5000. Col. Tobey, insurance.
editor, states the estimates of actual loss by
fire at 81, 900, insurance, $50, 600
rhe general opinion is that the FIRE was
caused by an electric light wire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-19
Mr.. Alden and His Famous Horses.

II any man in Maine is well horsed and
his horses well housed, that man is George
A. Alden, the popular eastern manager of
the Maine Central Railroad. at Watetville.
horses q better appointed stable and a more
cheerful, handy fellow to look after mans
interests, than Charley Donna, the groom
and driver who has charge Of Mr.. Alden's
horse fixtures. The stables stand close TO
the freight yard and are constructed much
like the train Of cars called the Flying
YsDkee. They consist Of building after
building neatly joined and brightly painted,
They contain the stable room, off with
blszing FIRE always burning, washing rooms,
carriage rooms and bitching floor.
The frat horse to be led out when com
psny calls is Miss Ledo, 9 20 I2, by Ledo
and he by Ledo, once owned By Winthrop
Chenery. sired by Hsmbletonisn 10. Miss
Ledo is large mare, stand, 1873
hands and will weigh over 1000 pounds.
She is highly finished and as a gsn.lemsn's
driver, would be about as near perfection
rs horses Of millionaires can average.
Two years ago Mr.. Alden bought two
stations by Daniel Boone; one was Fred
Boone, sire OF Lizzie N, Msines fastest
yesrliDg for 1859. The other was Bsrquo,
a rich seal brown standing l5.2 and weigh
ing over 1000 pounds. He is ve:7 hand
some and is built FOR business Of any
kind. He is rotter and has been
right up to the wire with smother
horse in 20. He would be q splen-
did horse for some one who wants = stsl-
lion, 8 turf horse and driver, he is all in
all The next one is 3 grey mare by DaE-
iei Boone. She is beauty, is as compact,
blocky and j,unty as the most exquisite
Morgan, ard the s~eetes, road horse one
could Wish for. Then Cnssley Donna
leads out a mare by Nelson, Eve years
old, tall, rapgy sbd poserfully made.
She is stately AID very imposing. She
/. a candidate fJr the 2 30 list,
and If she is ft, George will see that
she gets the proper mark to make her dam
standard.
The last Is a three-yes.-old stallion by
Nelson. This fellow is as h.Ddsoms a. a
picture, and sbout IS fast 70 sleigh a.
three rear old can be. II any one wants
any of these horses they can buy them, for
Alden ssys they are all for sale excsp, the
cid mare she 10 about twenty -fge years
old, but Is as simpy and fri.ky ss a colt
Spirit Of the Hub.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

Traffic is almost entirely Suspended in
Paris OF account CT heavy snow storms.
A despatch from Rio Jsusiio states that
sdvices have been received from Fortsiess,
the csyitsl Of the state Of Cears, tsat dis
turbauces have broken out in that state snd
that the people have driven the governor
from the city.
Twenty three vorkinsmen's clubs in
Rome have decided TO institute strike in
ali the trades Fridsy, and to abstain from
work until the government starts the prt
posed public works to furnish empioym ment
for the men now idle. -
Twenty Three vorkingmen's clubs in
Rome have decided to institute q strike in
all the trades Friday and to abstain from
work until the government starts the pre-
posed public works to furnish employment
for the men nov idle.
Hon. James Lavther, secretary Of Eng
lish foreign office, stated Thursday thss the
reciprocal conference between the United
States ard Canada st Washington WAS Of
an informal character and had not been
officially brought TO the notice Of the
British government
A dispatch from Games says Edward
Parker Deacon, 81 American and & mem
ber Of prominent banking firm Of Paris,
Wednesday evening shot sld mortsliy
wounded NJ Emile Abslle, 3 French ger
man. vhom he discovered with his,
Deacon's, vile in hsr bedroom At Hosel
Spiendids. Aseile 10 said 10 have been I
friend Of Mr.. Deacon. The latter was sur
rendered to the police.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

There is no truth in the report that the
Mexican government will grant conces-
sion to the Louisians lottery.
r. L. Pool, prominent druggist at San
Jacinto, Cal, was shot and killed, Wednes-
day, by DR.. J. A Sspp, a well known
phys clan.
W. G.. Fife, carriage maker of North
Oakland, Cal, has assigned. Liabilities,
100000; assets nominal. He owes large
sum. to Eastern firms.
The Penn sylvania Metallic Cornine Man
ufsc uring Co Of Wilkesbsre. Pa, ss-
signed Thursday. The concern has Away
bsen supposed to be large one
A small boat contsing Captain Gsul. and
four seamen Of the schooner Oscar and
Hattie cspsized Wednesday at Nestuccs,
Oregon, ard sli hands were drowned. The
party was in search Of some deserters from
the vessel.
Frank MouIton Of Lowell was arrsIgned in
the Middlesex criminal court at East Cam
bridge, Mass, Thursdsy, for the murder
Of his wife. He pleaded guilty OF man
slaughter an was sentenced to 20 years in
State Prison.
The loss by Gre in New Orleans, Wed.
nesdsy night, Will reach 81 900, 900 Every
insurance company in the city has about an
equal share Of Icss. Most of the buildings
were newly constructed, and considered
excellent ri.ks.
On, Of the most prominent personsges
in Mexico said recently that reciprocity
with the United States wa. improbable
The negotiations, he sad. had been sus-
pended since the end Of Dsce mber on &C.
ecuot Of difficulties in regard to the quss-
ton cereals.
Harry +. Entui.tle Of L9weiI, 70, 81.
ssuli with the intent to kill Maria CleEg 81
Lowell some months ago, vss tertsuced Ia
Is yesrs in state prison by Judge Hopkir
in the .nper!or criminal curt az East Gam
bridge, Mass Thursday. When the sen.
,encs vss proDour csd Entistie created a
Sc ne by yelling ard scrseching At the TOP
Of his voice and the court officers were
obliged TO remove bin at once. Mics Clege
who was present tainted when the sentence
vas pronounced.
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FIRE AT HALLOWELL.
Stores of L. h. Gould and L. Il. Jones
\ Co the Scene.

About IL 40 last night fire WAS discovered
in The store of f. X. Gould, on Wstei
street in the building next sbove the engine
house, The building WAS owned by Samuel
Carrier, and was occupied Mr. Gould as s
furniture store,
The department was called out snd did
good service, a. did the citizens who re-
sponded, Dut the building was destroyed
A stream was turned on from Davenport
Z hop and helped say the progress of the
fire.
The Il .mes communicated with The
building next above and occupied by |, G.,
j ones & Co. IS a wholesale fruit store and
the building was practically guted before
the FIRE was extinguished AT the time Of
going to press the losses aud insurance hst
not been learned
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EIGHTEEN DROWNED.
Whaling Bark TamerIane Lost with Cap
tain and II of the Crew.

SAN FRANc1sco, Csl.. Feb. l8.-Steamer
Msripo.s, from Sidney, N, s. W, brlnss
the news Of the loss Of the whaling bark
Tamerlsne, of Puma, Sandwich 1slsuds,
Feb Captain Howland and II men
were drowned.
The vessel cleared from San Francisco
Jan 18Th, with q crew Of SO. Ii appears
the vessel lost he, reckoning, the officers
thinking her, al the time Of the wreck. near
Kalakeskua bay, almost two degree TO the
westward.
No breakers were sighted when the vet
sci struck and the sudden shock threw the
crew into great confusion. Only two small
boats we're available and one when lowered,
noste d away before it secured an occupant.
Captain Ho-lsnd, the first mate. cook
and two others entered the second boat, the
ship rolling heavily. She was stove in, the
waves rolled over her, and the occupsats
were washed away.
Those Of the crew who remained on the
bark we're picked off by the waves, one by
one, until the vessel broke up. Eighteen
men, including the third officer managed to
reach the shore with the aid of pisnss, but
the others were drowned. The Tsmsrlsne
had lI5 barrels Of oil aboard when lost.
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FRENCH MINISTRY
Resigns on Account Of Defeat
IN Chamber Of Deputies.
Much Di1lGully Expected 10 Forming I
New Cabinet.
Copies Of Pope's Letter to Cardinal
Richard TO be Distributed.

PAsls, Feb. is-All the members OF the
French Ministry have rendered their resig-
astious to President Csrnot.
The cause of the resgnsnon WAS tho
,ctiou Of the Chambers of Deputies In con-
nactioa With the bill dealing si'h the as
.ocislians. rnis afternoon Hubbard de-
uAuded urgency for the bill As reply to
he attitude Of the Freneh bishops.
AsDe Cssssgusc described the bill as An
i1iqutous measure, Premier ID, Frey
einet denied thAt the measure was intended
IS All act of persecution Of the church, or
hat IL need be regarded as = precursor
II separation Of the church AID state.
He warmly commended the conciliatory
spirit Of the Pope, who, he ss!d. often gave
evidence OF sympathetic sentiments toward
France lie gave his assent 20 the demand
for urgency. though he said he would not
give the measure the significance that Hub
aard desired.
aAn excited discussion epsmed on Hub
bard. motion. Flnslly DE Freycinet arose
and demanded that The order Of the day be
moved, indicating the views OF the Cham
Der on the subj eot, Boisseriu, thereupon
moved that the government be requested TO
continue its republican policy. DE Freyci-
uet accepted the motion, aud intims,ed that
he considered Il a Cabinet question.
Boissefin's motion was rejected, S0t TO
202 The ministers, recognizing their de-
feat, Immediately lett tho louse in n body.
rhe Chamber then rejected the urgency
motion by a vote Of 2S6 TO 2i6.
The crisis was brought about by coAli-
ton of Radicals and members Of the right.
The division revealed the Radical strength
n M, yntpA which will mt futti Np TO
constitute a governmental majority. IL 10
ssteed ou ali sides that the formation of .
new ministry will be most difficult task.
The crisis ss largely the outcome OF Rad
Icsl opposition to the new tariff
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NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect Nov.
10Th, 1891.

.oiss wFsT--s.n A. NJ to- Lewiston,
gootlAn4. Por'isB3 Boston sni Nom; sal, T.4s a .
N. for HsIiopen Gardiner ard sontb Gar1taer;
IglOA N. Tor BrghsEi5t, Lewiston. Warrington.
aoasiand Portland and Boston, connecting for
gbits Mountain Points, 7oc r 4. Tor
H.il0ssi! Gardner and soutR Gardner; i.is
P NJ FOR Fiok. BAth, Yo1lAnd, Bosp.1. q.
aad sa:ufiays fhiy. Tor RoeklARd d; sos r M. Tor
Bsllo~el, GArdInef and South Gardiner; HOO
Pm uigai PlllmsDj Tor Lewiston, Bath, Port
and tnd Boston
.Oiss EAsT-1i0 A. N. might uzyressl 'or
sn1xnsssB. Belfast, Bangor, Bar HzTbor, OF.
stsubcns y. John sad A -Oostook CaSnty, pr A.
tor WAprgiis. SsoVhsgan and Bangor 3.ta
BinshAn 5sJwb.gan. B"ifist, Dover and
Fas roft. Bangor, Bar HIrb0r, St Stephens,
u Jonn and AIOos oos County, and Sundays
snly atyi7 A NJ, f5F Bangor.
The NigAf Pg man Ira!as run each way every
nisht. Sundays included, rat no, 20 Ek0shf gan
90 a0ad4y morning.. Of 10 h lfast, Dexter. or
bs7ond Balxa- On Sun isy mornings
thr day ~Ayfe-s .sAtns gOiEs West at 1910
N and Ea,i a. 10 + VI. run daily, sundays In
eiaAsd tetw'oG Boston, Is@istdu, Bath. Bangor
and 81 john.
ACCounODaTI0s TRAIN for Augusta
..sves South Gardner. 6.26 A. Nj, 10 and IS
+ Gardiner. 8 Is A. NJ, 10 and ...5 7. NJ. /,
Haloeri,. 90 a NJ. rs and t52 r. N.
through uckrts 20 California and sli points
south Aad West may be aad Of r.. II. walker
ticket aseat Augusta, the only Office In Aususts
seins via sll ,0u'es and ohscklng baggage free OF
,sp"nse,
PAYsON fUCkEB, Vice Pres. a Coal Manager.
~ BOOTHBY, Cent Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland Nov %. 1871.
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The plVER or LIFE!

The BLOOD or A HUMAN BEING in
full health. +. likewise a burning, corrosive
Ieyouriug RIVER deadly and destructive
TO every form of germ life that fills the atmos-
pnere and petmeates every part OF the human
body
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ANTI FREE SILVER MEN
Again Demand A Caucus and Want Ac-
tion on Bill Postponed.

WASHINGTON, Feb 18.-The anti free
coinsgs men again come forward with the
demand for = caucus to felegate the silver
questions to the rea, VI til after the Presi.
dentsl election. The following petition
for caucus is today being circulated in the
House BY Representatives Hsrte, Of Ohio,
Hoar Of Msssachusets ard other pronoua-
ced opponents Of free coinage:
To Hon. William 8. Holman, chairman:
Dear Sir; We ssk you to call q meetiug &
Of the Democratic members Of this House,
for Thursday evening. Feb, 25th, st7 80, to
consider two resolutions which will be pre-
.eoted. They are as follows;
Received, That We are in favor Of the
continued use Of both gold and silver as
money and that we are unsltersbly opposed
to any legislation which will drive eiIher
metal cut Of general circulation,
Resolved, That in justice to the Dem
ocrstic party, and with consideration for
general business industrial and the fi1sn-
eisi interests Of the nation, we deem it the
duty of the Democratic members Of the
Sad Congress TO defer any definite action
on the subj act of free coinage until the
question OF It's wisdom and justice is dis.
unctIy made in the elsetious Of 1892.
We ask you further to invite the Demo.
cratic members Of the Senate 10 this cSr-
ference.
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Newspaper Publishers and Type Setting
Machinery.

Ngw YORK. Feb. ls.--fhe second days
sesslon Of toe annual meeting Of the News
paper Publishers Association opened here
thi. morning The nrss matter takea up
for consideration WAS the question Of type
setti1g machinery.
sir. Matthews Of Rochester, and Mr..
Hslstesd Of Brooklyn. explained the use Of
the linotype ard other delegates explained
the different systems of type setting ma
cbinery. The cold process Of ssereoty ping
was discussed. TIE business Of the meet
lag concluded todsy.
The closing session WAS held this after
noon. The following officers were elec:ed
President, James W SGott, of the Chicago
Herald; wee presltert. E, H. Wood. OF
the Boston Herald; secretary, L. L.
Morgan, of the New Haven Register;
treasurer, W. M. Lstfsn Of the New York
Sun. Arthur 5 Pe,rse Of the Reporter,
" oonsccket, r L., was chosen q member
of ihe executive committee and of the
special committee on postal laws.
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TROUBLE, TROUBLE, TROUBLE.
Men Want Nine Hour and the Firm the
Ten Hour System.

Sr. JoHs. N. B., Feb. l6.-IIsrris &
Co.'S car works, which have been shut
down for some time, have resumed opera
tions. The firm reluctantly adopted the
nine hour system over year ago. They
have now decided to return to the ten hour
system.
Sixty fve of the firms old employees last
night met with the men of other trade and
de cided ihst they would starve rather than
return to the ten hour system. The firm
say they have all the men they want.
Men of other trades fear other manu-
fscturers may adopt the same course.
1t is known that several wish
TO do so. The manufacturers here
contend that they are losirg much business
under the nine hour system, not being able
to compete with the establishments else
where where the ten hour sy stem is still in
vogue.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, iune 18th, i'5l rAius
sHl rIa ts fotI1Hs, connecting At oaIlAad with
sAIns Central tI.lruAd
Far Boston. IT, ard. LeViston. WAterville, A
sBstA, showhcgan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave bingham. sa a. NJ.
tGs . p. ", Boioo, s.sl = NJ, l2l55 p ~, Cara
tuot Fails. 'f3f = II, = IS ?. NJ, hmbden. 7.02
AN, 10 NJ. North Arson. ~ A NJ, i.s0 =,
y. Anson, n a. NJ, lSs = NJ; Madison, ? % A.
sgg2P.s Ssvstigowook, 80 a NJ, s3i =.
~ Bang 5idnZ, = - a. n, = 70 =, NJ. SsWtelle
tf1sainR, 'so2 n. y u P. ~ arrive Oakland,
80 " So y ~
sron Bostoa, Portland. Lewiston. Augusta. Wa
fsryi1e, 5EoShrKan sad Bangor
Fsssrazcr rFains ,rsye oakland. 2,03 4. NJ. f,it
?, n sawfe'ir rossiug. ~ a NJ. IS 60 +, ".
Rsngi siding. " 20 ". IS N =. N Notrldge
so1s. gtA ", si4 q. VI; Asiisos, 95t a, Nj,
kSr-B ADsoa, 81 ", ~ p. Norm An.
ioe, 10 % ". fSa g. " Emtdsn, 1910 A " q.
f1sP. - Csr-at1ns Fails, 10. IS a. N, az 2.
~ SCION, 7 70 a 81, sic z NJ; arrive Blpgh an,
MA ~, s.A5 2, N.
Flag stations. AZ shloh trains stop on signal or
notloo 70 o0uduotoE, Mixed totween Bingham
and SOT.i AnsJn- SM N. AftR, sept
sapt.d'f
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SEEKING PEACE.


PARIs, Feb. lS Ia order 60 bring about
q cessation In the friction between France
aud Vatican due to tue refusal of Cardinal
Richard, Archbishop of Paris. to commun-
icate 10 the Ffencn bishops the letter
Stitten him by the Pope. in which his holi-
ness euj lins the Ffeuch prelates to give
their adhesion to the republic, Cardinal
Rsmpois, pspsi secretary OF state, has
aOutiei the French government that the
pspal nuncio at Paris has been instructed
u distribute copies of the Pope's letter TO
che bishops
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SPORTING NOTES.

Harvard is much disgusted at Yale fail
ing to arrange games at the recent con-
ference. Yale fails to comprehend why
Harvard thinks their proposition is unfair
Mr.. Franklin Of Ysle thinks thst games
will undoubtedly te srrsnsed with Harvard
this yes-. Two Of them will be played OIL
June 90 and June %. II Harvard decides
TO plsy the FIRST game on neutral grounds
June will probably be selected for it, but
unless thss date is agreed upon the series
will consist Of two games xnd will be left
undecided in case of 8 te.
At the snnusl meeting Of the WillismI
College Baseball Association, Charles Ennis
80, vs.. elected scorer for 1892 and man
sger fer 1898. The sum of s400 vs'
raised by voluntary contribution for the
support Of the team
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HOPE, HELP. HEALTH.

The sick hope to gct we'll,
There is a help and health is
as desirable as wealth. If
you are out Of sorts, de-
pressed, and don't know
what is thc matter, you need
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THE CURTIS TRIAL.
Evidence in Rebutial Overturned by the
Defense on Cross

SAN FRAscIsco. Feb. Is Evidence in
rebuttsl was given by the prosecution today
10 the trial Of the actor Nj. B Curtis for the
murder of Police Officer Grant. The only
estimoay Of importance was that Of George
A fers. who on CONTAMINATION by the
defence stated The ofli GERS pur.uirg the man
runnIug from the scene were 80 feet be
hind zben tie nan turned the corner.
This impesohes the testimony OF the otii-
ere, who sssert tast they did not lose sight
o. the man while he wss rur ning away
The case was continued until Tuesday.
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l. Is Not What We Say

But whs, Hoods SsrsspsriIls does, that
makes it sell. ard has given it such . ftm
and lasting hoId upon the eoEf!eace OF the
people. The voluntary ssste ements Of
Thousands of pecpls prove beyond qiesti N
,h., this preparation pnssssse. wonderful
medicinal poser.
Hoods Pills cure Constipation by restor-
ing the peri.taltic action Of the aiinentary
canal. They are the best family cathsr,ic.
dk~lychd&vfoI:m
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GRANT MONUMENT
Association Makes q Change
10 Its Officers.
Si5a,S4S Secured Toward th. Amount
Isedtd Of S600,000.
Estimated Loss by New Orleans Fire
81, OO,0O0-lnsuranee, s750,OO0.

New YORK, Feb. lS-The Grant Monu-
mans Association today elt ctei Gen.
Horace Porter president James c. Reed
las chosen secretary 70 succeed Il. T.
Greerer Greener's 5000 salary has
caused considerable trouble in he sssoeia-
uan. Reed will serve without pay.
Horace l. Ho,chkiss wss elected treas
uter. Alexander + Orr, Gen. Wager
Sssyne, Granville NJ. Dodge and Frank
Thf3rt were elecsd trustees to fl vscsn-
cles
The executive committee is empowered
to execute 8 contract for building the sub
base 20 the monument Tae amount thus
far subscribed is sl5s,s The en.ire
amount II lqured is $500 900.
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0UO WARRASTO SUITS
In Connecticut Receives Additions to the
Papers Already Piled In Cases.

New HAvEs, Feb. 18,-Additionsl ps-
pers 10 the quo uayranto suits were hlsd
In the Superior court this sfterr DON
Ia the casa Of Marvin Fl. Sanger, vs. F..
Stevens Henry, state treasurer, the
amended Information was aled in accord
snce With the Suggestions Of the Sapreme
court deci,ion in the gubernatorial cas-
Another amendment vas filed in the Pheisr
~. Walsh case, stating taa. Phelan had
taken the oath Of Office as secretary Of sts,s
AID was duly and legally quaiia ID to ensel
upon its duties.
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QUARANTINE LAWS.
Secretary Foster Wants Them Placed
Entirely Under Federal Control.

WAsnIsGroN, Feb. Is.--It is sail ths.
Secretary Foster will recommend to Con-
gtess ths. the sdmiristrst Gu of guarantee
laws at diff rent porls be placed exclusively
under federal control. The treasury Of
fcials say the treasury department is in no
wise responsible for the admission Of the
typhus- stricken Russians at New YORK,
the quarantine regulations there being eI-
tirely under cOEtfoi Of the state authorities.
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IS YEARS IN SERVICE.
The Tamarlane Was Maine Vessel,
Built in 1894.

NEw BEDFORD, Mass, Feb. l8.-Dis-
patches received from San Francisco to-
night tell Of the loss of the whaling bark
Tamarlane and Is of the crew on the isiaDd
of Hilo, one Of the Sandwich Islands, Feb.
2. The bark sailed from San Frsncisco on
January 18Th for cruise between seasons,
then to go to the Arctic ocean. She
was commanded by Captain Walter F.
Hovlsnd Of Chs.hsm, Mass, and he with
three o,her tificefs are known to be among
the lost.
1t is thought that IL or 10 men we're
saved. The Tsma,lane vas osued By
Wright, Browne & Co., 6sn Francisco, and
-. purchssed this season Of l. Fl. Bartlett.
& Son. Size was built st Wiscssset, Me,
in 1924, snd has been in continuous servica
in the whaling business for So years.