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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-06

he that jules Verne prophetically dreamed
az It when he told bis charming fable: \
huge cigar painted red and held aloft by
rnuden taothpieks; only the cigar was fiat
.'ucd someU hat from its cylindrical shape
ts If by pressure and was painted red on
Inc uuier side. The wooden toothpicks
nft being cut from under it by the ringing
blows If over 30 stalwart workmen. Over
ihc c0nical steel PROV the mouthpicce of
Nc cigar. is suspended by white silk rib
hlA n gsiIy decorated bottle of champagne
! h" ribbon extends TO the ground.
Bu, Iispcl the almost far-fetcbe,l likeness
10 d cigar. Think of il as built in the form
of IN aanormaily thick blade of the sword
h,h. That prov will crash through the
h avicst armored vessel below the water
liae and the sharp edges where the cllipses
Of deck and bottom unite will prove daqi-
aging to the enemy's ship even should the
pfnw strike glansing blow. An automo-
tic proieetile. it u be hurled on by the
tain screws cleaning in the wintry sun and
rady to dip i'll tue y water of the harbor.
There is no apparent keel to the craft
I i4r unlsr sides are perforated here anti
here with circnlar gratings through which
thp water can be admitted and the craft
sunk so that only small portion Of her
oval armored deck will be above water.
The huge timbcrs of the deck are yet un-
wmOred. The plates will be put on after
tho ram u atlpat.
It is nov past three o'clock and no imme-
liltc sians OF the lunch. The ways arr
creased aui beanuhei with piumbagn. Tha
,ynplen cradle is Tea IS to receive the giant
Rrarnv wOrkmcn armed with heavy ham
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MRS. wM, c. WHITNEY.


NEw luRk, Feb. Mrs William e..
Whitney. wifi nf the ey.sccrotsry of the
navy, Aird at her home Ao. =, West a7th
street. at s o'clork this morning of hear,
disease. ouly Mr.. Wmtues aud the nurses
who attended her during her ilucss we're
present at the death hcti, the end coming
very Unexpectedly
nr ! Wood McIane. who with Dr
Chrrles Mciiornty has been attending NJ 5.
Whitnes Jeff her at Il 20 o'clock hast night
pr. Mcl'ufney having left several hours
sooner. Whca Dr. Mei4ane departed il,
was expected thh Mrs Whitncy's ilness
would not take "A serious turn before
uorning,
Mr. Whitney sat up until oclocs, at
which lpur lie r'iir'd TO his bod aud the
house was dnrkened. \ few minutes he
fore 3 o'clock one of The nurses hastily
summoned him aud he hurried 10 Mrs
WhitncA> roum, reaching there Just in
time 10 see her expire
so suddenly dill death come that there
was not even time to summon Mrs. Whit.
nc, S father. brother aud sister. who were
in the house. They reached the bedside u
few minutes after her death.
The denth of Mrs. Whitney awakened
widespread sympathy throughou, the eoun.
try and all day kilograms and messages OF
coincidence were received by the family
Among the first tvlegrams to arrive were
those from President elect and Mrs. Cleye-
land, Sir Julian Paunct fute, British mnis-
irr at Washington. AMI representative of
other foreign legations also sent messages
Telegrams were also received from u
number of senators and congressman, from
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The rams present Dimensions are, over
all. 2li feet; i.Bgsh on the normal water
line, go feet, inches s,eIfreme breath,
q feet, ) inches; breadth en- wa.er-iine. Al
feet, 6 inehvs. The total depth from the
hase 10 the eroxn OF dctk, anliiships Is q
feet, ~ inches. and the normal irsEght of
water Is l5 feet, TIE corresponding dis
Placement being 2I55 tons. The lower
i.orfisn OF The LaIi il dish-sbaped up to n
sharp knuckie. which runs all around the
ress.l q inches below the normal wsfer-iine
the angle of the knnrkle ami3ship being
aisss;t 20 degrees. Above this knnckle the
shape Of the hull is circular are, with .
rasiins snisssiti, Of 80 feet, rising from {;
inches below to & feet above the normal
wafer-hne. This curved deck is arrnor-
plated throughout, the thickness of the ar
Nor fapesing from |; inches at the knuekle
to inches Al the crown Of the deck.
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RicuuoNr, TX, Feb. Tin widest
excitement prevails here over the report
from StaitoTis Point, stating That the tow
is under control of at armed mob of
negroes, threatening the lives of the whites
anl applying the torch.
4 large posse of citizens has summoned
al and wall leave for the scene on the ar
rival of the southern pac,fic passenger
train for the West. \ numncr of white
men have left on horseback, and neigiibor-
lug towns have been telcgraphed for REIN
fprcements.
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When oriering Extracts don't ssy bot
tie Of ANY kind bar insist oa getting
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Brings Sui for Damages Tor Being Coniinsd
10 the insane Asylum.

SrG,SfoN. Pa, Feb }. Miss Anna T..
Dckinsan Yesterday brought suits in the
United States circuit court for damages ny
grcgatiug sl2i,ne0, against James Court
wright, George II, Thompson, Allen Egglc-
sion Sohn = tieilman. George under-
wood, He ry Bryslen. nt. Geo. Under
wood and Dr. James oglcsby, all instru-
mental in lodging her in tho Danvillc In-
sane Asylum IN 1891.
Miss Dickinson alleges that the cxamina-
ton of her condition made by the ply sician.
was hasty AMI Insufficient. and In conse.
Iucnce of her imprisonment she suffered
mental anh physical agony, being subject
To iudignitics and pain from wounds AMI
exposure.
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RIcHM0ND SHOE FACTORY.
A Scheme That May Open the Buildings Once
More Tor Business.

RIeHsoSp, Feb. 4.-(Spec cisl SO
much has been said of late about our va
cant shoe factories starting that the subject
may seem little ilsckneyed but the .Jorn-
xAL has TO inform its Richmond readers
that there is such prospect ahead.
The most frasible plan that has been sug-
gested for opening our idle factories came
to light yesterday. Responsible Massacbu-
sctts parties are interested in the project
which ii successful will prove the greatest
carl The town has ever hal. Our business
men who have been let into the secret look
upon II with much favor. II is a little
early TO enter into details but we expect be
fore many days to be able to make a fuIi
statement Of the plan and the parties inter
fafe,I
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Flaes At LEWISTON.


LEWISTON, Feb. 5.--(Special. IA FIRE
alarm at . 4. NJ. called the department to
the stable of the Exchange hotel, Chapel
street. and what thresfened to be disas-
treus FIRE was quickly subsiuesi vi it'll light
damage.
Another alarm at 10 A. ". was caused
by a small blaze in the rear Of the store of
Roche & Currons. Main street. This was
also exiinguished with slight damage; eov-
cred By insurance The two alarms follow
ing each other 10 closely created much ex-
element, many recalling the cify's expert
ence with the firebug last spring.
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. Both cooperate, both determined. The
King Of Ne,lieiBes in contest with the Kin !,
af Msladies Dr. Pierce's Goiien Medic Il
Discovery against Consumption Il IL
not the struggle Of day, but the first blows
are tiie fatal blows, In its carly stsgcs.
f'oo-u'ep,ian which is Lung -scrofula) will
Neil 10 This great remedy. This has been
proved beyonI doubt by innnn,erabie
successes Acting directly upon the blood.
il. scope iDelnsIcs ali scrofniou- affections.
Liver and Lung diseases. ~ blood psri-
fer and siialixer, it stands anequaled.
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asl--it woGd be impossible 10 envy TN
charming and beautiful blonde of iss--and
, amid the innnmerable fair of the shipping
city she il the reigniBg queen to.isy. Shl
minds not the pranks Of the wind, not how
Il 5rightens her eyes AMI resldens her cheeks
the ANXIOUS aoraent Is approaching and shi
has the important duty Of christening thu
craft. Some one approaches her AMI OF
behalf of the employees Of the Iran Work.
presents her si,h ricsliy-wrought pair OF
scissors made for the OCCASION of sRippial
that tiny white siik ribbon extensiing skrt
ward To the bottle of champagne
The moments nos are long ones. Tho
crowd presses harder for vantage points
At 353 quick words of command ara
spoken, cheer upon cheer bursts cut; thd
mighty mass settles slowly, starts almost
mpercepiibly down the ways. Miss Soley
with a quick, nervous click of the scissors
sewers the white ribbon, saving; II
eiristen thee. katabfiin. The bottle Of
champagne falls crashing On the steel PROV
the nectar anoints il AMI beysews some of
the spectators Just as the twin screws iirst
feel the touch of their native eisn,ent- fhq
streamers besieeking the craft from stem I'd
stern iIuitrr in the wind the few worklaeI
on the deck stand to their posts, the mol
mentnm is greater. yet graceful; tbe Kent
nchec ripples about the stern posts, then
rolls into waves.
1t was thought the stern woall plunga
beneath the water but not 80 mach as Il
splash WAS made; there WAS no rocking |
every detail was grace itseif snd tie for
mi,labie ram is born 70 It's mission. II was
a perfect launch. The ram rode the water
IKE duck, ami y, evidence OF its eEolu-
iIonary capabilities WIS duirkiy turned
about by the tug S.guja before mrl-cl,an-
nel was reached. though the combined ef-
forts uf two tugs are not too much at times
to keep warship in the channel. The ram
will lay at anchor for her machinery, which
is not yet in.
The crowd disappeared like magic. Gen.
Hyde drove to his residence, Eimhurss, On
High street. where he entertained.
Among those entertained were Assistant
Secretary Sclcy aud Miss Solpy. Senator
Eugene Hale, Congressman George b.
Shaw of Wisconsin. Capt. J. NJ. Miller,
Naval Cons,rueto : Fsaster and Hooper. As
sistant Engineer John L. Patton, Ensign
Cooper, Chief Engineer Entwistee and Past
Assistant Leonard.
At six O'Clock the Hyde Guards escorted
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Senator Haia

was received with round upon roan,i oil ap-
plause when he rose to respond To tic
toasf. .sour Delegates in Congress. Tile
Maine delegation believes in t!se nes
American navy This delegation teifevcs
not in war. but in bring PREPARED 10 resce
for possih:e war, and that Is Why the new
navy is beinr built The Maias t.eie-esirs
believes in these great industrial esisllisis-
nlenfs that have been buillei Up all over
his great republic. in The re-estabiishaens
Of the American navy.
..The Maine delegation believes IN that
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Gen. Hyde afese AMID Cheers.

visibly affected by thl+ manifestation Of
tive good ill of lis men. lie said, There
are moments of suiFsfrr pleasur" in the
li,os pf W. I'll anI nual'f bc more than
human if were not tau,hctl and Pleased
10y the motives bclIud this gilt by the gift
.tss II, AMI by the sight Of So many Amer
ican NorltinEiucn wttli whom have been
assooiied for 50 many years. We have
together hten trAiug 10 retIye American
ship,uilding. token If onr sut..,rss floats
upon the ley wat.rs of the kennebsc to-
dHy.'
Cen Hyde gave brief ai7tory Of t|ie
Efforts To secure contracts for bailiing iron
ships at Bsth, " hich he thought the best
place IN the country for the purpose, anl
spoke of the support and interest in the
aiatter which hnd been shown by our dis
tinguishel senator, EageBe Hale, three
cheers for Senator Hale. We have
launched our biggest vessel in the deal of
winter, when our schoouers are frozen up
lowu in the Dclan are. In closing he said /:
."Nhie yon pledge 20 NE the help Of yonr
strong hands and wiliing hearts, | pied &c
voa in return my -upport IA etHleavor 10
GIT you work until the State Of Maine has
gone cut 10 the world as the birthplace Of
many ships Of STEEL
Tbs next toast was s'~geccss to Oar Ma
Wy" Responded TO hy Assistant Secretary
of the Navy Jas. r. S9lcy. He expressed
in the name of the department. the congrar-
ulations for the successful iaunaii 0f the
KatalAlin lie spoke os the sE<ia il,at hal
been developed in i j. eouniry in the work
of builiing steel sliips. y skilI saat wss sec
ond to none in the woril- Referring TO the
grand work of reconstruction Of tbe navy
carried out by Secretary Tracy, it wss
thought thar Maine shoaii 10 her part in
this work, and, thanks 10 the 600 artisans
who are sitting here tonight, she has bornc
her part well
There are many who weul1 draw from
this banquet tonight gotd lesson. II any
establishment deserves TO succeed il is one
where such good + How ship exists between
employer and employed. SGecess to the
Bath Iron Works TO is Eead, an.! 20 every
man that works in the es,st,li- hment
Hon. John y. Shaw, iiaibs r PRESENTS
tive to the present Legislature. responded
grx eefully to the toast, ''oar State.r In
closing be said that he was proud Of the
fact that Gen. HY,le had met The emergensy
that has arisen in the use of iron for car
sbirs and bas continued Mairs's prestige
on the sea-
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February ;. isa. IL p. MI
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ENGLAHD'S ATTITUDE


WAsHINnrpN. FEB. 1.-The attitude of
Great trilian towari the new provisional
government of Hawaii is shll involved ip
some doubt.
The Hawaiian commissioners today rrit-
Grated The statement that uH 10 thn hour Of
sailing, the recognition Of the provisional
gorcrnme mt by iiie British minister "a, How
tlulu h Il not reached the Tninistrs.
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BosfoN, frb. o. LiDriia hall. Newton
Highlands. os ned by J.. " Ste'che. burned
tonight Tie lower story was occupied by
j, ". Waterhouse, apothecary. y. s.
Kemlt9n, boot and shoe dellcr T.. Monl-
ton, grocer, post Office, z. \. Thorpe,
'lcaler In PROVISION. The upper floor was
uscl by number of secret socieiies. Totnl
lass, go. 900: insurance. a3s 900. The
fire Was caused by an oil lamp
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saaise Postal Changes.

WssHi%Hros, Feb. = --Tbe fellnNinu
mail route has been established for Maine
Route i4G. Staceytlile TO Sherman
Leave staecyyillc daily except Sunday ot !
7. NJ. Arrive at Sherman by 2I5 +. 81
Leave Sherman daiiy except SUNDAY 90
arrival Of mail. anil not lafer i5sn J.. NJ
Arrive at >taeeysiIIe in IL hours
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IS DEGREES gEi0a


81. Jonv-ErHf, VI. ftb. 5.-The So
yerrst sind storm Of the winter occurred
Frilay. p'gl'', highways being blocked and
me trains delaycd. a coII wave folIowe.l.
The Thermometer registered 2, bcaw zero
Sunday morning, the coitips; this winter
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w0MAN'S SUFFRAGE
Endorsed by Boston Central Labor Union at
A Meeting Sunday.

BosroS, Feb. 5,--Thc Central Labor
i'nion, today, by n unanimous vote adopted
a petition 10 the Senate and House of Rep
fescntatiFcs of Massachusetts, asking that
women be- legally entitled To vote for school
committee, ami be- allowed to vote Mt all
city aud town elections. The union also
endorsed the initiative AMI rcfcrcdum bin
nov before the Legislature.
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MisxEaroGts. MINI, Feb, 5 -Bs.n $.
johnson. today lowered the ise-miIe
amateur skating record, making the tli.-
tance 10 i5-2n So Dsnochue's reeosl for
the same sii.,ahee il 1876 IS; Hagen-.
I5.i1, -Pfofsssional."
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28 DEGR6ES BELOW


LtStA~rtn. y. H., Feb. ia blizzard
struck this section yesterday, piling the
reads and railroad full Of snow The thcr-
momcicr ranged below zero all day. At G
o'clock this morning the mercnry regis
tered ~ below zero. the coIles, by four de-
Rrers thus far this winter.
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Another Arrest in Bank Of Rome Case.

R"ut. Feb. a,-~Michael i.ayxaroni,
nephew of Cesare l.axssroui, the impris-
oncd cashier Of the Bank of Rome. wac
arrested today. charged with bribery and
forgery in his relations with the Bank Of
kolnc
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He REFUSES.
Henrie Rochefort Refuses Offer
Of a Safe Conduct
To Return to France in Order to Tes-
tify in Panama Case.
Ne Calls Il a Humiliation, and Deuhtisss No
Is Correct.

r,s's, Feb, s.-The In,ransigcant pub
hshes dispatch trem tlcnsie Rochefort, in
which he refuses the humiliation Of return-
mg TO France With safe conduct for the
.cstifyiay in the Panama case.
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Ei,enmaiism OF twelve sears sfan,lipg
cured. Mr.. G.. X. Gingrr.s. Wjconsig,
IA, thus givfs vent 10 i,is fee'ings ..for
she last iseise years have been saGer.fg
with rheamstism in my right shooil Ter At Il
arm. itter using many rcn,e..ies without
even relief. J became Discouraged. Asa
last resort, procured Salvation ijil. isail,
ipg freely. and the resuis is I can nyw
rosk, make free use of fay arm ilisou,
pain. and feel tsfiye years yanoser'
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Legislators Attend.

Two conditions were unfarorabie 80 n
large Tendance of legislators at the launch-
ing, the iuelement weather and the fact that
on Saturday many Of them 60 to their
homes. Notwithstanding these draw backs,
however. u large number was presc0t and
partnok of the princely hospitality of the
Bath people. A Maine welcome is always
most hearty one, and II Bath welcome
hasn't equal. Her people have always
heen IN touch with the wofl at large in
the past 100 years her ships have borne her
gallant men and charming women into the
ports of the world; the travel, the cosmo-
poiltan associations, all have left delight
ful traces in the manners of the people of
the shipping city and impaired a naneless
charm to the royal bounties of 'hcir hospi-
taIitv.
Many Of The lawmakers arrived on the
room train. They were met by Senator
,swanton and Representative shaw. and un-
Ill the last guest was spce,led away tiiesr
gentlemen were interchangeable in their eff
torts and were assisted in entertaining by
leaiiug citizens Scnator Swanton has a
title he shoHii be more proud of than that
conferred by his constituents; he is presi-
dent of the Sagadahoc Club. club famous
tHt NofM oNe5. ne legislators were
taken to tle spacious rooms of the club.
where collation. was served and open
hnnse was kept Till midnight.
Among those who were in attendance at
the launching were President Spear of the
Senate, and Senator Cook. Senator Jack
son AMI wife, Senator'S Shaw, AHies, Wig
gin. aad Representatives Farrand. Saw
yer Varreil. Pare, Lawrence. Little field of
Poland, Kelley, Fairbanks. Mccullough,
llamlln, Haskell kaler, Mitchell, Leigh
ton, Poor. Merrill of Eddington,
Co,.iR. Hanson. Marsion. Alden-
Sse'.dard, Mckinney. Penny, DeIano,
Tharlow, CahilI, Col. Shaw. Ssrsenr.
Chamberlain, Weeks of Dli Town,
Spill ne, Cisrk, Colt. Fisher. Jones.
Harris of East Ma hi1s, Lane Of
Augusta, Scott of Pai,en. Gstcheii,
u tom, Dow, Roilias, Russell, Dudley,
fox Ter iiinckley and others Represen-
tativ.s Paine and Roberts were accompanied
by their wives. Among tae officers of the
Legislature present were s. A. Holden,
VIM J. Smith, j. f. Erederics, Waiter I.
Neal W ID. Bean, r. T. Morse, Chapin
L.sdsten, Frank Woodhriaze Hon. o. u.
Baker and Hon. A. l.. Lnn,bert went down
on the special tEsin. tsuitc number Of
Augusta pevP.e were present, among thsn.
heiag Mayer Chase.
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BosIoS. Feb. 5.-For New England :;
Monday, fair, rising temperature, followed
by rain, probably beginning Monday night.
continuing through part or all of Tuesday
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~ Below 1t earre. VI.

BsKny. VT, Feb, s.--Anotfer cold wave
has arrived here. Last night the ,hernm-
meter registered "a below zero, and il is
still colder tonight.
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SaCwa il the
remedy y upon
" hicu the In
dian relies at
NJ! times and
sc S0Ds.
SesNa gives
strengt h, tones
the appetite,
purifss aud en-
riches the blood,
and ia the great
est liver, stom-
ach and blood
renoyator ever
known to man.
Greater and
grander than all
this is the fact
t at Indi ia n
wa cannot
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BaKKE, VI. Feb. 5.--Bishop Henry
Neeiey Of Msine, presided It the Episcopal
EGion. tonight.
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HMsrsx. y. &, Feb. 81 coil wave
struck the ma,iiieae province tbs ev.a-
iDg. The thermometer Ranges Iatwe.p
Ave aud Is hesow zero.
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H.iCkAp00 INDIAN SAGWA
81 by it is The Safest Liver and
Stomach Remedy Known
indians Haro No knowledge Of
Mineral Drugs and PoisoGo -
Tney Cure With Roots and Herbs
OF the Field and Forest.
Sagwa il the

kcknpoo Indian Ssgwa is a remedy
that many claim viii almost raise the
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anything harmful, no mercury, no
strychnipe, no bisEnuth, no oarsenic moth
Ing but the leaves, barks, berries and
roots OF the field and forest which the
Indian has learned to use.
Indians know nothing Of those harm
ful drugs, and could not use them IL they
would.
This fact is important.
The medicine you take into your system
should be to strengthen and build it up,
not merely to stimulate it, and add the
fue, Of poison to the consuming flames Of
disease.
Indians don't have Dyspepsia, yet they
eat anything and everything, at all times
and Under all conditions.
Indians don't have Malaria, yet they
sleep out of doors, exposed to night air,
live in damp places, and frequent changes
are quite common to their mode Of life.
Yet both these ailments and many others
that the red men never have arc frequeut-
Il found among white people.
How is it with the Indian!
Knowing { he value Of Kickapoo Indian
seswa he keeps it constantly with him
ard when his system feels run down,
needs toning up ~ we say, the Indian
taxes . few doses Of Sagwa.
He keeps well,
lie don't wait until danger overtakes
him. but crsftily wstches for its approach
anG wards on the attack.
Here is lesson to profit by.