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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-08
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday seryicss-Aii Are Cordially invited TO
Attend.

GospnL TEarrRAScE MEETING. at the
rooms of the W. {. T. L. on Water street,
SUNDAY at 2.s5 z. NJ.
Gosrrl MKEriSG- at 3 Capitol stree; on
Sunday. 10. 30 A. NJ. and 80 L. NJ, also
on Wednesday evening at 10.
WIxrneor ST. Cnrs,H: Morning ser
mon, BY the pastor. Rev. J. F. Leland.
Compulsion or Concession, in Christian
Union. which?;~S s. At Has; Y. 2. c. |.
a, $50 p. NJ.
FIR.r BAfrIsr CHt Ron Morning wor-
saip with sermon by Rev. t. +. owen OF
Gard!aer. at 1890 baptism in connection
18th morning service Sunday school at II
NJ: T. Z. S. G.. + meeting, go Z. NJ. ;
general gospel service at : 30 T. VI.
CoNGRFeArIoxAL CHrRoH TO. 80, morn
ies uor.hip and sermon ny the pastor :;
n 10 4. 81, Sunday school, $50 P. NJ, Y.
T.. S. &. f. meeting 7.30. evening service
and address by the pastor, subject. Max
iag the Most of Our Powers and oppor,un
III $" Seats free.
Su<r MARKS CuCRcH. Sixth Sunday
sfter Trinity, celebration of Holy Commun-
jan at A. NJ SUNDAY school at 80 ;
NJ rning prayer with sermon, at 1870
Choral evensons commencing at : o'clock
sAIxr BARxAsAs CH,rEL; Bangor Street
The SUNDAY school will meet at ). L NJ
evcnsong with sermon. AZ O'Clock
Mlruuplsr ErIsCoF>Lt H RcH. Preach
lug hy the pastor. Rev. {. 5. Cumming
at 10 % A. NJ. All who wish TO worship
here viii be cordially received
NoRrn PARGsH CHtEtu; Religious scr
wee wtll be held tomorrow at 2.j0 7. NJ,
lc,l by Mr.. Chase.
GosrRL Mttrisu at Y. NJ. G A. rooms
ntp. VI, beginning with praise service
conducted by o. II. Groves. Good muse.
T<1r,EfAx CtrRCu; The minister
Krr. +. +. Ne~bert. Will speak upon - The
Transient and Eternal IN Religion Servi-
ces al 1890 \. NJ. : 80 +. NJ. second meet
ing iu the series by ministers OF the New
Jerusalem Church.
FHrr BAPTIST CHrRcH Sermon by the
pastor at 1880 4. NJ. Sunday school al
IL meeting of the 4. +. C. 5. at at $50
IN: gospel service at 30 All seats
are free.
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!; Deputy Sheriff H. I. Morse af th;. e5,,
sen'to sousrviiie. Friday, With . .,rrxu,
: icf one Alfred Barlow, ssed sbout 30. o,
mat piace, wanted for parsicipasion IN ,
druaEsn ro~ q winsiov trssains PAN, JUNE
70 IL 10 veil known that the ex-m.,.s.l
always gets the man he " AFTER, bu, in til,
ease be came home empty BANDED. I,vu
sos ms faux. however, for Bsriev -, in
Belfast jail charged with much more ,er.
ious ofense.
u seems that some young people Of Pal.
efrno we're having . grove dance near g,se-
ieys Corner, the night Of Juiy 4.h. and
Ai@s E'telis HA!ioveli Of China aged .lsou,
is' VI" attending. She charges that Bar
iov sent boy TO her shout niinigh, saving
that her Grandfather was ssck I'd Il abe
you'd come on, he would tell her the psr.
ticulArs. The boy did NOT tell her Who vas
there. 20 shs vent out. Barlow grabbed
her BY the arm and began to drag her along.
she fesistsd. but he put his hand over her
mouth and dragged her behind an old build
ing where he outraged her, She says sbe
tried to give an alarm but he vas too strong
for her. When he removed his hand she
screamed. Barlow seized her shawl and
ran.
In the morning he returned the shawl by
nsishbor. When her story became known
parties went 10 Liberty. s~ofe on, a var
rant and gave it TO Constable Sanford. who
arrested Barlow at his boarding place in
Somerviile. He was taken before trial
justice at Liberty and on the girls testi-
mony vas put under 500 bond. for ap-
pearsnce before the grand jury, Failing to
obtain the bonds be was committed 10 Bel
fast jsil. His defense Is an absolute denial
of tlls charge
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Aa'ou " 'tc,ilari Esq of Augusta.
ss hsen Retained by Denni. j. REYNOLDS
Of f''Hqs- 10 hr OF. su I against TRIAL jus
TIRE Joseph L IA, moui Of Readiield for
~ 'eSeYcrN OF sl.' - IN costs. all sgtgl 10
oa'e been itesslls imposed upon Ray.
mont be latter and Henry h Moody of
vienna hal trouble early IA the week ia
'a'ao ''Fosg aai abusive language is sal 1
!" Asf' heca as-d 90 h<sih III e.. Moo v
'''fe sat vArrA9; befare Nj. I."se ruas-
I'~0 ~ HAS he ,g1pi in hohy fear OF
laFy iroW kAsmpRl As 4 resali OF The
'''o''' aisi sskinE that 'hy lsli Sc put
nF''f bands TO keep tae p,,srr lo~ ar'l ban.
nay Aa7'i' story isIh4t he As arrested a,
ni' aoal" 1t ) \ NJ. THURS lay. upJn this
'nfsh', vas taken eiga' ssiles to ReAaie ii
an ~ss brought before MI Love for
VA heior. O'Clock. Further
"fe be SAYS shat Win e the
'e'"F'a'ai ~ss represented hv coan -ei
ss'GH tDer, @. Besse OF lsesda III. ast
"'4 AAa ~haesse. summoned at the gov,r-
"' e1PeRs', that he. Rsynond, ~ss
@'''s'i 'he rlgiH to engage counsel and time
y '2aa'ea iincsses, which if true ~ere
'''SsAi sets. BY 10 o'clock Raymond had
yea 'riered to pay the cost. amounting 10
20 - Anu hal been ur Tered to pa, in
'"'s 'of sits' 70 KEEP the peace. Ray
''''Aa SAYS he ~as obliged 81 pay 4, once
-N. ie'a'sa immeGiate surely ami ihs, this
s''A''el much personal Inconvenience
aaa's iay night be came in and consulted
, az, 0ofisrd and Friday morning the
.-.'vf called upon Mr.. Love and NAH. .
.u''nai demand for restitution and ,etii--
his WAS refused and Mr.. Cod
sia MAZE cat writ to be served Fri.isy
.ufsh'oa upon Mr.. I.o~e, citing him t@fore
-, oiunicipsl court OF Augusta nj the term
Aaldsn July 10.
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Personals

NJ. " r,.o.,nl IL. a, SmithaeId
"a, ,s, r,,tl. # luls
~ s,v.s,,f H,.ton +. visiting \, b,.
t,,hs,..,, ,r.pa,l street
r,,,,py,on and family leave thi.
,,o,o.s, f., ,t.., annual vacation At souir-
,,iI..,l
p..l,.,.,.. ....,,.. - p.,,,., %
,.,l f.. 3,,. with HI. cousin. W. II.
to.s,,
NJ. e. ra.b,oz and Mr.. = f. Al,
l,,ofg..,s, Az .,a,.rfp, At IN. Aupu.ts
hons.
NJ" Marc, U,,is~ bs. Joined the An.
,,., ,a,os, .t u,.,D Pain, whore she
,,l .a.o3 IN. ,,.,,r
NJ. wu,,u ,...,,,. i.,b,. he,n ,i.it-
,ny 4.,i..,R., u..,o, AMI ru.xor.h
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srsIE BousE NOTES

caE.c. Harrington, inspector general
.e,;cs, made al ofhciAl visit % the
O. IT, Cards Of Bath, Company c
h'1 sssgua Regiment, Capt. James B.
y eouH.aniisg. 90 Friday evening.
f r;gs. he vii visit the Norway
,..,s,ry a ssrvsT, Company d Of
p~r;nens, Capt Eugene T. Smith,
= sasoae! 'ays that ihe seasons rife
u lssge ibe v. g. s. VI. in ex-
',gsa sosai'''a-
s,,..arA AZ 6. smith and Hon. r.
-. es wsise6eIa we're smons the
- q .se s,ase Hoa.e Friday.
=. MAJ Z. Crosby. the Governors
,.Es- sad typewriter. 10 spending
...,.,ea 4. Owl. Head, Dea, kockland.
- NJ. HAstie II. Mathew. is
-, NJ. Cro.5s'. place in the Executive
.xgsrEsa, -. ..;..,
lis. 5. w. Mathews Of H~ a@a'''cAi
zen, 70 Portland hsrbor Friday to
., IMAGINATION Of the hotels and
- hoases On Peaks and the other
-, .a- the special reports on Maine's
-, resorts that be IS compiling in se-I
,.tb the Instructions Of the lass
iSssss's's- ~
,;.~ Mr.. Mathews IN this sork, 10 in
80 ..opgasg al the Augusta House.
f.., Marx l.. lIersey, L. $. A.. on
:, fi,ono az instructor in military
4, the Name State College, h.~
..,,,,4,., 70 the aljusan, general the fol-
= .a.!sn.. a. having obtained, in the
s,msgs. the highest rank in proficiency
=, sss.rnseai ". VI Crosby. Bangor
= gh..ias Madison, and Harry ".
s-,s Bangor. The following received
...,,bs Hssnuoa Cha.. II. Gannett,
,,,.,.a. and Chas + kittrlge, Hamilton.
Gs taaAia-
"a g. Thaycf Of WatsrTilse. sur
,.ss ,raeral Of 10. Y, &. $. ". inspected
=, .aba.aars torp. IN Lewiston Friday
ugsi- -----
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AMuSE MEktS.
HELEN RrssKLl- ENeLIsH SroKrs.

HELEN RussKLI'. ENGLISH SPoKrs.
There was another large audience in the
Norombega Thursday night, and the ro.rs
of applause could be plainly heard on The
Custom House approach. The audience
increased nightly, and if the company
should conclude to STAY here week. there
il little doubt but a full house would greet
il every night. The COMPANY goes to fox-
croft; to open an engagement bangor
Daily News, July Z.
The company will appear at Meonini
hall. Wednesday, July u. Reserved seats
now on sale at Kinsman's drug store,
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NEWS NUGGETS.
essvsh b ihs Wires Froa ~ MssiA,
South aAd uoet.

Edwin j. Binford, coal dealer. Den
Col, has assigned. Assets. s2Is,77O;
bilities, 7G,s04.
At Darlington, N. s., Saturday, the
OF Mrs. Wrayton, charged With mansIs
ter, terminated in the triumphant acqu
Of the accused.
By the colliding Of two Erie freight
Johnsonburg, N. r., Saturday. two |
we're killed and one fatally and Ave otl
seriously injured.
The great race between the Cornell
University Of Pennsyivania crews
roved az Minneapolis. Saturday.
Cornell boat finished first by 10 lens,hs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-08

One cent q day. That IL a very smali sun. II
mrsrs AZ most but ". IL In the working year.
Yet II properly applied. one cent day vii wofb
wonders For instance. II viii secure 10 every
reader - tn Daily ksnpsl,-e yorKSAL 10 year,
q hbrary ~ l~.oiy t~o Eolvsses Of sasdard
works we'll printed aud handsomely bound 10
ornamental eioth. q y -Byn small that there
10 10 one but can sford " ADD ~hen the oppos.
tubi.y % presented a. I, - nov ~ the JOURNAL
10 ohiasR good hooks fos this merely nominal price
there should be hsatsney In aoospt-
ing II. ris JouHxsi Book Cs,sj.en u psist-
ed in this issue. Fourteen VI thsse eoapess
Numbered consccvsiyeiy, mailed 10. or presented
II, this Office with hfeeu cents In cash,
gill eniiiIc the holder 10 SELECT any
book from th ,boassnd voam~s Of ssaadArd
work. purchased to be distributed among JoUR
Nal readers orders orbooks TO be cent by mali
ina.i in ali csses. be- accompanied by sufAcis9i
stamps. cts. TO pay postage. II Is not necessary
TO begin with coupon No J. Hegin with sBy Ru4-
Der and fourteen coupons coL secutisely numbered
there-fro,n viii do. When you have fossseea,
come 10 the oboe and get your book but Do moi
stop si thai. rase uE foaftaep more sbd eee -.
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JOURNAL readers ever where are entitled 10 thls
offer. any reader cannot sasiIy roach an agency
where books sre TO be had. send ID the eosp1as
with hf;een cents and eight cents sdditionE fos
posiasr, and the book will be nailed.
Ali who want these books should order the pA-
~ Al once. They vii not esiy get IL boehs bai
! he best daily pev.paper 10 the Susie. Dvefy
reader who sases the coupons IL estttIed 10 aeW
book every fosTss<s dsys under ~ eeAlftioss
named 90 the ooap0s.
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saapses Of thess books eaa b sssu q ~ youn-
aAL coastiag rcoa or u ~ Of ~ ases1 49,
cies. -.
ms bes.s 80 set sss ais - YIN ~ = -
out 10 hoIdeSs ~ sospeas. n NJ pg1n4G -
where n this isses will elvs ~ q 49, 49,
books. iOSias to laes of spA1s ~ ~ ~ ~
psbiisbed IN oss daiAy - ASaAays ooly.l
In ordering BY mail sevefai 6osxs shssll -
named. upiess VOC see willina 70 VISIT aot0 ~
exhausted n1nbeFs eaa b. sstSiis1.
JocssAL petssss eaa ssesfs tseas ssses = ~
Jf,;-EssL counting foom.
Oar rsaders s.a sse sanpies Of thsss wsshssf
ssy tinne by calling II any ose OF ~ abovs naD1
places. Or6erB fos book 10 b. seDt by - aAoa11
husl.msn 1LSus,
AaGDNAs mafoos
Our Svien1s vvili pleaee eosneNs.
h0v that under no consideration
will IN exchange 81 book0 -
pevmlttod after any beck hae Nh
the oNJeo. " 10 not the purpose ~
this esslce 70 institute cisoulaA1ng
library
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when Rahy Vas sick, re gave her CssorA
When she Vas Child. she cried for CassoriA
wb~r she became Mis-, she chung to Caaorh.
when she bad Chiidrcn. she gave them Cee0so
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF STA.

Adde'S Husband. Clay.
Arabian NIGHTS Establishment.
AT the Worlds Mercy. A novel. TIorrn
den.
Bag OF Diamonds, The. 4 Detective Sior,
Breexie Lahgtou. II. smart
'brids OF tn Tomb. Mr.. Alex. Meyrig,
Camille. Alex Dama.. Jr.
Child's History of England. Charles pics
'CouRss-- Vera. Mrs. A. MeS eixh Mixer
Dateies1 Bsrssin. A. A novel c l. i'ef
Deer s,sy-r, The Cooper.
De!d-t. af. the Ires Hznd. Florence Wa
Dark iioa.e, The. or. A ksor Uaraytiit-d.
Dek'e Warrerinss. srargis.
Dawn 4 novel Hsxgard,
East lsyEse. Ms Ii. Wood
Forging the feiiers. Mrs. siexaa eT.
False Start. A. Il. Smart.
For Mafnle'- sake. A,l.l.
Grimm's Household Fairy Tales. l
Grnm.
Greai Hesper, The. Frank Barnett.
House on The Marsh. The. A novel r.
Hon. Mrs Nercker. The. "The Duchess.' e
HANDY ANDY. :. Lover.
isanhoe. sir Waiter scott.
Jane Eyre. {. Bronie-
Joln Il al fax. Gentleman. Miss Heloch.
Jet Her fsee Her Fortune. Mrs Anu. Il
Las. Days of Pompeii- Balwer.
Last o! the Mohieans, The. James y,
Cooper.
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French Cabinet Differs On New 10 Tn
Paris Mobs.

Paris, July s.-M. Peytral, mini,t<
finance, resigned late last night. A Cd
council was held this morning. Wide
ferences Of opinion a. to the proper 1
toward the MODS in Paris, became app
at once and = general Ministerial chi
imminent.
At the cabinet council this evening,
fritrai consented to withdraw his res
ton.
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AT FALL RIVER.
All hiSef. 0 o 0 0 o.
Manchester o o
Hits Fall River, s; Manchester. :.
Fail River. 0: Manchester, !. Bait
coin and Burrell; Wilson and McCauI,
AT DOVER.
2 3 G-s
Dover. ......... o = 0 0 y o
Lewiston. 0 0 , o z o
Hi's-Doser. II; Lewiston, 5. Err
3; Lewiston. 9. Baiteries-Morse and
shannon and Hart.
AT PORTLAND.
3 4 5 6
cortland. ......... 90 l22
srockton....- o / , 20
Portland, Is: Brockion, II. III
and. J.. Broekton, z. Bafteries-UI
fahoney; Ryan and Burke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-08

Boston al Cleveland. New York
rhiladelphis At St. Louis. Baltimore
Washington at Chicago.
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IS and the Finest Line Of Studies "a! a! pas"a

- w.
at credit. when
rops At Euro
"a Europe was
of life? Is il
e cities which
rity have sur
Die ;, while AL
doomed since
on our hands,"
pund concern
NgeleS Minne-
". Basic City,
De of my com
Ugh time some
be business of
my people into
heal of the So
! past fourteen
new lamps for
! tale. What
liable dividend
ators and sold
profits fore
4 has been an
We have put
-tation lines,
2 out Of all his
; not going to
'rs when they |
ls,cmers. We |
n Europe too
and have in
ere by selling |
s'hings which |
ally, without
~ We sold |
consolidated
every kind, |
ancial ideas, |
dire to manu-
IN ch we could |
'nsequently, |
immense por- |
led on real
III again to
u less value. |
t. difference. |,
iropc, to lie
nd stand TO
:. as each of |
tatc us in II
lard" u
p = necessary | .
II our easy !
armed out 10 Ia
! confidence |
ers in the |
irned bank IC
of the east v
lily stopped
'of the fact G
re job they a
"a from the |
nothing to
rty to fifty Ip
1000 to liti- "
: half that
<ie Of whom
N railroads
les. began
1ioney mar y,
IS, with the u u
from the b,
Ee. They " y.
erasectari.
\ lurches as
sits from
1.ful. The la
.f buying Nj
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yyyANTED-for Augusta. Hsisowcti. Card.
w aer. Wa,ervale. Winthrop. nea, appear.
Ia man fer city and -oaRty Ia sell hoaseh Id
goods On easy terms. ChERee for right psf'y 10
make good pay % sssasy TO c,sn scs. App, si
eace for terms, personally or BY letter. taeio "
stamp Alter . aud II. sei Water street. Al
ga.ss Me. ialsdlw
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-09
STARVATION.
The Condition ofPeople in North
ern Louisiana.
Thousands Of People on the Verge
Of Starving.
UaIess Relief 10 Giyen Them Death VIII
Rssnit-Ths Floods Last spring De
sfroyed the Crepa--NeW Orleans
board OF Trade Gives -.

MEMrnIs, Tenn, Feb Four thous-
and people IN Concordia and catahauia
parishes In the northern portion OF
Louisiana arc on the verge Of starva.
ton. Information received from tina,
section Tuesday shows that the people
are in pitiable plight. and unless TO
lief Il given them at once many deaths
from starvation will result The foods
Of Inst summer destroyed their crops,
and tho water remained on the earth 50
long that Il was not possible 70 plant
cotton or anything else beyond some
quickly maturing vegetables
The people bore mp brayely as long
as possible without appealing 70 the
outside world for assistance Hundreds
moved away. but thousands were nm
able to leave. Those remaining have
subsisted during the winter on wild
game. but as this has been destroyed,
they have nothing TO keep body and
soul together. The presidents Of the
different exchanges In Memphis, Weeks
burg and New Orleans have called
meetings 81 their organizations %
raise funds for the sufferers Tho New
Orleans board 81 trade heads the list
with Is, 00O
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-09
CLEVELAND ANp STEVENSON
Counted ID as President ard Vice. Presisieni
Iy the seuate and House Omcial Teliers

Counted % ms President ard Vices president
By the senate ard House oniclsl Teliers.
WAsnISGTox, Feb o. The senate
and house met in joint session Wednes-
day for the purpose OF counting the
electoral vote.
After the last certificate had been
read and the results footed mp, the vice
president made the customary an
nouncement that under the law this
was sufficient declaration that Grover
Cleveland, Of the state 81 New York,
was elected president Of the United
States, and that Atlai e. Stevenson was
elected vice-presidcnt Of the United
States, each for the term beginning
March 4, 1898, and that this result
would be entered. together with list
az the votes, on the journals Of the SEN
ate and the house u representatives
The totals announced by the vice
president were; Cleveland and Steven
son, 2T7; Harrison and Reid, las;
Weaver and Fields ~.
The joint session WAS then declared
dissolved, the senate Withdrew and each
house resumed business in its own
chamber
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-09
. AoMz Gun CO FAaM Rsa

s.r. Coll ~ Nsros ~ AnseadmeAt 20 Give
fAe latter freeedenees
LONDON. Feb ~ The house OF COM
asons reassemblcsi at noon Wednesday.
aud Mr. Gladstone at once announced
that he would Thursday or Friday move
the suspension Of The rule under which
the house rises at midnight This evil
depce Of the prime minister's intention
u bring the debate on the address In
reply 70 the queens speech 20 an end As
specdily rs possible 80 that he may In
srodnce the home rule bill at the time
fixed. Monday next. was greeted with
cheers BY the supporters Of the govern
ment
The debate on the address was re-
sumed. Mr., Jesse Collins, who repre-
scented the Bordesiey division Of Birm-
ingham. and who, through a radical.
opposes the home rule bill. moved an
amendment urging that legislation for
tile bettermcnt Of the condition Of agri-
cultnrists have precedence over the
home rule bill In speaking to his mo
ton Mr. Collins tainted the liberals
with promising ID help the agricuItnr-
lists and then forgetting their promises
when they come into power.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-09

COIN q TO THE POLE.
Lieut.. renry sNiii start the Last Of Juns
so Ieclura ~ Eurnpe.

LIEUT.. renry sWiii start the Last Of June
70 Lecture 4. Europe.
SpRlNoFfELD. Mass, Feb. o. Lieut.
r. r. pcary said iii an interview TUGS
day that hts second Arctic expedition
would set ont from Philadelphia the
last of June and would 60 by ship TO
Greenland, thence north by sledgeS
lie expects to reach . point further
north than has ever ueen attained.
Surveys III the north coast o. Greenland,
ingilAaT-aisesssrie geological md eth
biological studies are the objects of the
trip. Mrs Pcary has not decided
whether she will 20 or not
About ten men will constitute the
party and they expect to be gone two
years The equipment will be about
the same as for the last expeditions in
Guiding. however, more and better in
strumcnts for surveying. The cost Of
the expedition will be about $4,000.
and this sum the lieutenant is trying 70
raise by lectures Peary will go to Eu-
rope May and will address scientific
bodies in England, Scotland, Germany,
Austria and France.
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CANAL SCANDAL.
Disgust and Discomfort Among
the People Of Paris.
They Want to Knew Why Certain Mem.
bers Of the Chamber


PARIS, Feb On. Bourgeois, minis
ter Of justice, has given authority for
the commission II inquiry of chamber
Of deputies 10 re Give from the chamber
OF indictments the record Of evidence
showing the grounds on which the
chamber 81 indictments arrived ut their
decisions III the cases OF the members
and ex-mcmbers Of the chamber accused
Of accepting brides from the ranama
Canal Co The commission, after re.
ceiving the evidence, will proceed *
consider the question whether any fur.
Their action is necessary on the part Of
the chamber in regard to those Of IL
members who have been relieved OF
criminal accusation by the chamber o
indictments.
The newspapers generally express
discomfort with the action of the cham.
Der on the ground that although all the
charges are substantially the same. and
apparently based on substantially iden.
teal evidence, yet no reasons are given
for the difference in the decisions ar.
rived at Ia regard 10 the persons ac'
cused.
The opposition press protests strongly
against the ahqnittal Of NJ. Rouvier ane
suggests that 1t is due to state reasons
and that the authorities were afraid tc
pnt him on trial for fear he would re.
veal secrets that would weaken thu
government in the public estimation.
NJ. Andrieux, la an interview publish
ed Tin the Figaro, says that the decis
ions are a mystery to him, and II thos
who have been acquitted by the cham
Der OF indictments do not prosecute
him and compel him 70 verify charges
he viii cndeavor to bring the matter x
a head himself in the public tribunals
He il prepared, lie says, 10 make com
mon cause with any Panama share
holders to bring actions against thoss
alleged to have received Panamaanenes
illegally, with view to recovering tn,
amount Of their deposits, aud of exact
ing damages besides.
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10 save the Game.

RIcHmoSD. v a.. Feb O. 1t Is feared
that the freeze has resulted In great
danger 10 the game in the surrounding
counties Partridges are reported to
have frozen in whole coveys, and hares
have frozen in large numbers Polk
Miller. the president Of the Virginia
Field sports association, has published
il circular requesting farmers to feed
the game and the association would pay
for II: also to trap and save all the birds
possible A greatnany partridges have
been shipped here, and Mr.. Miller is
taking care Of them They viii be
liberated IN different parts Of the state
as soon as the weather gets settled,