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Tharp's Pure Old Rye Berkeley Whisk,
md His ChOica. Simmer ENineA

Stimulants are only beneficial when strict
~ pure. either as tonic or beverage other
wise they deleteriouS to health When
you need simon pure liquors, ii is a duty
that you owe to yourself and family that
you purchase nothing but what is definitely
known to be a strictly pure article, and the
only method to find that out Is to buy only
from responsible merchant one whom
everybody knows to be straight in all his
dealings, and that merchant is James
Tharp, at S12 F. ST. n. W. This Is the only
headquarters for his excellent Berklex
Whisky and Light Summer Wines.
auf-tu&ftf
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Special Excursion
$500

To Piney Point, Nd. Saturday, August
II, at o'clock. p. m. Round trip tickets
including lodging, breakfast and dinner.
$500
Steamer Leary will leave her wharf at 6
o'clock p. m, and return Sunday evening
at 4:30 pm, arriving in Washington at II 80
pm. Tickets for sale at Wash. B. VIII
nams. u5 It'll street.-Advt
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Some one way. some another; but IL you
" ant to kill the effects of same q piece of
Whites Yucatan Gum will do it quicker
than anything on earth. Try 1t. au7-6t
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CITY ITEMS.

Pure Old Rye Whisky -four years ODD,
l5c. at. Pure Old Port Wine flor invalids),
large bottle SOC. Fine Old Spanish Sherry,
full quart, 75c.
METZGER'S Fine Grocery. All It'll st. n. w.
q
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Save MOney-Buy your Groceries Teas
Coffees, Flour Meat and Family Supplies
for tomorrow-special prices.
NJ. METZGER, Wholesale and Retail
It, Grocer, AZ 7th st. NV.
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George W. TOyyie Dead

george Makepeace Towle. historian. lee
Turer journalist and legislator, died at his
tSSIooknne. Mass. residence Of paralysis of
Sne praln Wednesday night. although his
Lsatn was not generally known until late
ts 81 evening He was born in this CITY i'm
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Save Money!!

Furniture. &c.
Time" ADMINISTRATIONS" Prices.
JOHN Ridden, The Accommodation,
6lS Seventh street northwest.
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The Capital CITY Hand Usr

AZ the emancipation celebration at Fred
LICK City yesterday one OF the special fea-
lures was the band contest, in which The
Capital City Band OF this city. E HOW
man. leader. came of victorious. Six bands
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Albaugh's Opera Reconsideration and
SaIatea. For benefit of the widows and
orphans OF John A. Logan camp. U. V. U.
Kernan's Theater.-Sam T. lacks cow
psny, Old Age and Youth. and Miss Cara
Beckwith in natatOrial exhibitions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-11

Losing MOney.-Silks reduced from Soc
to Csc; Doudle-width Dress Goods, all wool
50c.. reduced to CSC Figured Swiss. 15c
auS-tu.w f3t "CARTERS," III Market space
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Trunks repaired. Bennett, 1417 NV. 1t

Why Suffer with Stomach Troubles ana
Dysentery If you know that Castellon Wine
will cure you? 81 bottle. bottles for s..
A. HEITMULLER & Co.. 1888 14th ST. n W.
jy2S-eo1m
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Comfort Powder.

A lady said: MY baby cannot talk blu,
she crows when she sees the Comfort Pow
der box. 1t is delightful application u
All druggists. s
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THE COURTS,


Equity Court--JuStfce Cole.
Yesterday-C. F.Cummins agt Nattie Nav
Cummins; reference to examiner, j. A
Sweeney, to take testimony. Catherine v
Reichley agt F. b. Reichley; order of pub
lication. Dodge ct al agt. Strasburger ct
al. Injunction granted and receivers APP
pointed.
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Com fort Powder,

An evenings enjoyment has often been
spoiled for a lady by n big pimple on the
face. Comfort Powder would have prevent
ed 1t. All druggists.
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Hard Times Reductions.
Today and tomorrow-5O per cent Off on
Ware. 30 per cent Off on
Genuine Agate Ware, Is per cent off on
Crockery, Tin, Wooden and Willow Ware
TROTT, 1902 14th st. NV.
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Conditions of the Water.
EI,rn,tura Rarpains at the Rink.

Furniture Bargains at the RINK
COZ, Leather Couch. spring edge. oak frame;
mahogany frame spring edge. plush
trimmed; was SIS; now 1880 .. Silk Tapes
try Couch. blue plush trimmed. double roll
head. spring edge mahogany frame; was
leo: now sl5. 50. 5-piece Imitation Mahogany
Parlor Suite sofa. arm chair. divan and
side chair plush trimmed. spring edge; was
80: now SO is, 6-piece Oak Parlor Suite.
hnely carved and finished. covered with silk
tapestry. plush trimmed. spring edge, con-
sisting Of sofa. divan, arm chair, two side
chairs and patent rocker in rose. red. blue
and tobacco: was $50. now $3.50. One Imita-
ton Mahogany and one Oak Mantel Cabi-
net size # 8 in. by it. in, double set OF
brackets right and left, % by So in-.. French
beveled plate by in. French beveled side
plate: was rs: now $3.50 Chenille Cur
tains. dado and fringe top and bottom, va
rfety of colorings; Were 81; now $50 pair.
6-Quarter best quality Chenille Table
Covers: were s.; now $50 julius l-ans-
burgh's Rink" n. Y ave-, near l4th ST
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s. Heller, 720 7th st. NV. is making a spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut
ting and Shampooing: also cures Dandrufr.
wi
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ofre Carpet Cleaning Works, 63i-6S5 Massa-
chusetts ave. Telephone. AS. Carpets
made mOth-proof free of charge.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL 5 nm. saturday;

Forecast TIL D.Bi. Saturday
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia. southeasterly winds; fair. ex-
cept local thunder storms and light rains.
followed Saturday night by cooler westerly
winds.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
a m: Great Falls, temperature, 70; con-
dition, 50: receiving reservoir. temperature,
g; condition at norch connection. Is: con-
dition at south connection, %: distributing
reservoir, temperature. So: condition at In
fluent gate house. 50; effluelt gate house. 70
High tide Low tide.
710 a. m 7:s7 d. m. In a. m 1:53 pm
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Comfort Powder.

gentleman said: IF l could not get IL
for less, l would give SO a box for Comfort
Powder. 1 use 1t under my truss pad" All
druggists. 6
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The Greatest Bargains In Dry Goods yet
,ffered at Luttrelis. corner 10Th street
and Pensylvania avenue. i Will sell my en-
tire stock of goods at cost for cash. to re-
duce stock. UP to September l.
THOS. J. LCTTRELL.
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v,tp Simms. a colored man, was taken
nis,.he cramps while at work on the new
els northwest yesterday and was r.
~so 70 Providence Hospital.
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for
cash or margin.
Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Or
leans.
CORRESPONDENT.
Purnell. Hagaman 4 Co., New York Stock Exchange.
Lehman Bros, New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman, Stern Co. New Orleans CottonaExchange.
Lamson Bros & Co., Chicago Board of Trade
Private wires IN Now York. Chicago and New Or
tel1-tr
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT,
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District Of Columbia.
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act Of Congress
jan. 1867. aud acts Of Oct. $780, and Feb. 1892
CAPITALS ONE MILLION poILARs
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
GHARLES CLOVER: First Vice President
THppMM aSGss y2 }S. Third Vice Prssidsns
4d dRN ki sEIsSoskrEEy ya.s 6 S:sr''.'
$40 Will. BUY ONE SHARE OF THE PRE-
ferred stock Of the Columbia Ind INSURANCE
us per cent is guaranteed 1t Is q very GOOD In
vestment. ' sSS~ NA
Call at office.
First floor. McGill building.
90s-9l4 G st. NV.
,-,e. CHARLES J. JAMES,
g-0-u Supt.
COnsON & MCCARTNEY.
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Correspondents Of Messrs Moore q schlev. 90
Broadway ~
pepos aaa Dealers IN Bonds
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities list
ed on the exchanges of New York Phiiadelphis
ovs'S S ahd baltimore bought and sold.
"A sReciaity made Of Investment securities Dis
trict Eonds and all local Railroad Gas insuranee
ana Telephone Stock dealt In.
An American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold
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SUMNER SCHEDULE
OF STEAMERS
TO THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL

Steamers MACALEsTER and RIVER QUEEN, as
follows tround trip fare at all times, ESQ.,:
DAILY. EXCEPT StNDAf-River Queen from o
st. wharf at $50 an. and 8 pm. from Macal-
ester's wharf: Manchester, from NJ st. wharf at
10 am and pm.
Steamers leave Marshall Hall at 12:45. 1 30. Z
and 80 pm. on Mondays. Tuesdays and wednee-
days. and also at $3.50 pm. on THURSDAYS, FRI
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Passengers can return BY
any boat.
SUNDAYS-Both steamers from st. wharf
The Manchester at IL am. 2:45 and pm: the
River Queen at $3.50 pm.
Leaving Marshall Hall at 12:45. 4:sS. Z and 8
PIN. Passengers can return any steamer.
INDIAN HEAD EVENING TRtpS-THURSDAY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS THROUGH
OFT THE SUMNER, leaving VI ST. wharf at s<5
pm, landing at Marshall Hall, both ways.
Leaving Marshall Hall at $50 pm.
Music on all trips and at Marshall Hall.
Schroeder's Orchestra Dancing Music the Big
Pavilion. Parties go down TO Marshall Hall
the morning afternoon trips OF steamers
and return any Of the company's regular boats
for round-trp fare. &c.
Mt. VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL STEAM
BOAT co. au3-tf
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CABIN JOHN BRIDGE STEAM LAUNCH
FLORENCE will leave I'D ST. and canal George
to n. for Cabin John Bridge Saturday and Sun
days. at and q 30 p. IN. sharp For charter for
all points on canal for and parties Reason
n w. Engineer at Judd 3 DetweilsrA jy25-lm
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FOR COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL.
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS

MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSFORM
TON COMPANY.
TO BOSTON BY SEA
Magnificent Iron Steamships
Fairfax. Capt. J. s. March.
ESSEX. Capt. J. c. Taylor.
Dorchester. Capt f. ". Howes
Chatham. Capt. II. d. Foster
Sailing from Baltimore every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY at Pun. and SUNDAY al 10 am
Fare. including meals and upper deck
pa,r go oe''u- sl4.W
Fare, including meals and main saloon state
room
rare children between and IL years.. 500
Each state room contains two berths.
For further Information address
A. L. HIGGINS Agent.
Telephone, 247. Foot Long Docf. baltimore. Nd.
j. c. WHITNEY. W. p TURNER,
TrafHe Manager. Gcn1 Pass Agent.
ARTHUR W. ROBSON. Agt.. els 18th st.n: W,
Je3-4m Washington.
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CORSON 4 MACARTNEY-
NlEAlR ERS 0E THE NErNU YoI, r S.rnx,I,r<
c. T. HAvENNER.

Member Washington Stock Exchange.
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms Q and IL. Atlantic Building,
$50 F St NV
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO OCEAN CITY. MD.
On the Atlantic ocean
EVERY SATURDAY. via Bay RIDGE
Train leaves O. depot at 40 p. m, arriving Of
Ocean City Ar Round trip ticket rood nm I'll fol.
lowing Tuesday. g. auo-In
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PAssED 10 ~ EyAeTgp,

fASAbb TO Bb fsSNTkb.
Bill an act TO empower the Georges Val
ley Railroad Co. to issue bonds and mort
gage its franchises.
Bill an aet to regulate the packing and
sale Of domestic sardines.
Bill an act to amend the charter Of the
Maine Benefit Asso, istion
Bill an acf authorizing the Rumfoni
Falls Light and Water Co. 10 issne mort
gage bonds and extend It's plant.
Bill an act to amend sec. &, chap. Iss Of
the Private and Special Laws Of 1891, re-
lsting tethe Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Co.
Bill an acs 70 amend chap. IL Of ths
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TO PROTECT THE ALASKAN COAST.
The Governor Of Alaska Wants Revenue Cut
ter Sent There.

New YoRk, Feb. G.--The Governor Of
Alaska has asked the general government
that revenue cutter be assigned to duty
on the Alaskan coast, and in lieu of a
revenue cutter some vessel amenable to
local authority. The United States steamer
rinta is at present stationed at Sitka. The
Governor does not deem the Pinta able TO
protect the long stretch of coast and enforce
the laws. On this point he says;
The statement that the tnited States
steamer Pinta is stationed here as an an
swer TO our demand is scarcely less than an
insult to our intelligence. If she were
available for use under the regulations of
the navy department, as she is not, she
woul1 be useless for the purposes for which
a vessel is needed. She is notoriously I'M
seaw orthy, has no speed. no aceommoaa-
tions for transportation except for her own
complement of men. is unsafe, her mach
inery is unreliable she is thing of the
past \ war vessel is not what is needed,
however complete AMI perfect in her ap-
pointnicnts. A marshals posse is all that
is required. except perhaps a dozen men
who could operate a Gatling gun from The
ieck of trans sportation steamer. II a
military force uero needed for any cmcr-
yencv the local militia would he sufficient
\ rvvcnrc enitcr wonhl render much
greater scry'rc Cur coast Iinr ought To bf
protected by At least ere vessel. ~ii,'li
might guarl against smuggling and unlaw
ful Importation.
The collector of customs of this district
has great responsibilities, with very limited
facilities for the performance of his duties.
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IN THE HOUSE.
The Speaker and Mcssrs. McMillin and Kill
gore Have Friendly Till.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.--In the House, al
the conc iusion of the roll call, 2I9 mem.
bers had responded to their names. Before
the clerk could begin reading the journal,
kilgore moved that when the House adj
journ it be 10 meet on Wednesday next
which motion he desired to supplement
with motion for a recess until ) O'Clock
Tie first motion WAS recognized, hut be-
fore receiving the second the Speaker rec
ognizci McMillin Tenn. to move to sus-
pend the rules an approve the journal.
kilgore prote sted that he was entitled to
make a supplementary notion Mcmillan
roniended that iltc gentleman bad not the
floor.
Reed said kilg re had the preference in
the motion to take n recess. He Reed y
dill not approve of the system, would like
10 have il carried out because il hal a log-
cal duty in it when carried out. 1Langhter.
The speaker deciled against kilgore. who
appealed. The appeal Was tabled, l15 to !.
kilgorc's motion for adjournment until
Wednes lay was vote,l down. Atier more
parliamentary skirmishing, McMiliins mo-
iion to suspend the rules and approve the
Journal was agreed to. The Senate amend
fnents to the fortfication appropriation bill
were pon-eoneurrcl in a conference or
,it red.
Bum of North Carolina, moved TO SUE.
pend the rules and pass the war claims bill
Burrows of Michigan led filibustcrine
attack on the bill seconded by kilgore
| Action on the bill was prevented and at 4 .tt
| the House adjourned.
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American Machinery to be Used for irriga-
ton.

NEW York, Feb. Col. J.. $. Nettle-
ton, late chief engineer of the United States
department, of agriculture, and the pioneer
in the construction of large lrrigating
canals in Colorado, has been in New York
for the last three weeks. He leaves
for Sonora. Mexico, where he is to take
charge of the construction of the 1aqnt
irrigating canal system on the south side of
the Yaqui River, the largest and most
promising irigaling work ever attempted in
North America
II is said that more than so 900, 900 have
been spent for irrigation in Colorado. Col,
Netlcton is an authority on irrigation, bav-
ing planned the great canals for the English
capitalists who supply Denver with water
from the Platte Canon in the Rocky mount
aims. Col Nettleton has recently inspected
the irrigation systems of SPUN, Italy and
the Nile under the auspices of the agricul-
tural department of the government. He
is to have entire charge of this Mexican
enterprise
The Yaqu region lies on the eastern
shore of the Gulf of California. nearly
opposite the pearl fisheries of La laz, lower
California.
The present canal on which Col. Nettlc-
ton is at work is ouly one of the six canals
on the Yaqui, Mayo and Fuertc rivers; the
right to build is granted by the concessions
of about 900 600 acres. The land grant
already acquired covers substantially all the
land under the present iaqui canal and
amounts to over ;,Gt 900 acres, n territory
larger than the state uf Connecticut Col.
Ne,tleton reports the soil and climate supe-
rior to that of Southern California and
equal to the famed valley of the Nile.
A feature of the enterprise will be an in
novation in Mexican economy. American
machinery will be used on an extensive
scale Rock will be taken out with steam
drills and hoists and the heavy earth work
will be done by dredges. 1t is the first time
that this kind of machinery has been used
in Mexico. The improvement in machin-
cry for canal building during the last 10
years has been most remarkable, especially
in its effect in cheapening the cost of earth
work Col. Nettleton expects to move the
earth on the Yaqui canal for five cents per
cubic yard. He says that when he built
the canals at Greeley, Col, they paid as
high as - cents per cubic yard for moving
ear.ll. There is probably greater profit in
moving it now at five cents than there was
then at % cents.
Col. Ncttleton is not discouraged because
the enterprise is in Mexico. lie thinks that
the Mexican government is now on stable
basis, anil that the conditions are quite as
favorable to the land owuer Ilnre as they
are in the United States. Cool irrigated
| land finds ready purchasers at good prices.
Sonora is practically not half as far from
New York to-day rs Colnrs,l" was hen Mr.
| Netiieton huit the first canal there al
( ;reelry.
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WAsHIxGToS. Feb. G.-The investiga-
ton was begun today by the special House
committee. Charles COluc, Brooklyn, n.
Y, secretary of the American committee of
the Panama Company since its formation
in 1881, testified that in general way he
attended to the purchase of materials, pay
ment of money for materials and obtaining
loans He had disburs.si about So 900. 900.
After 1883 the principal business of the
American committee was to seek snbscript-
ions TO loans and act as go-between for the
Panama Canal Company and Panama
Railroad Company. Witness thought the
formation of the American committee con
trlbnted great deal toward making the
French subscription success.
Mr.. Coise testified that the American
eompaD, purchased the Panama PaiiroAd
stock at $3.50 per share. although the
market price was but $40, because it who
necessary to obtain control OF the road
Counsel fees were pad r. J. Ingersol
(s5000J and Shellebarger & Wilson {s2J,-
0oDl.
Col. Ingersoll appeared before the Con
gressional committees for the company 10
put matters in their true light. Mr.. Colne
said no Panama stock was distributed il
this country. 7. " Park held ma jorii,
of the Panama RailroatI stock.
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A frienl Of mine had an oil way Of mix-
ing her sords Perfectly unconscious II
IL, -l,e wouii often make folks langh, She
wouli speak Of feeling .feak and weeblc. ;"
for weak anil feeble, and ',csssor i'll poils, /"
for castor oil pills. But she WAS weak sssl
f ebc until she took thai pow, rfni. inrigJr-
atiDg tonic, .'Favorite Prescription" which
80 wonderfully impa,ts strength t0 The
hole system, and to The womb and ifs n,s-
pepjages in particular. For o,crwofkest,
run-down women, and feeble women atss-
eraiIy, Dr. Pierce's favoIiie Prescfirsi0n
il unequsilei. II is invaluable in allsyinx
anil -ui, iuing nervous excitatilsy. irrisslili-
~. exhaustion, prostration by stsris, .l,assHs
ard other distressing. Bersma- syntH0uss.
commonly a,'en lant upoa functional an iae-
!. ,ni.. disease. II inducrs refreshing si,ep
an relieves megisl anxiety AMI i-.tpe-
deuey.
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UNDER WATER.
Many Deaths by the Floods IN
Queensland.
Brisbane Submerged Thirty Per-
sons Drowned at marlborough.
Other Places Suffer aad The lnAabilaass eeek
Places si Safety,

BglssA>e, Feb, G.---Thc water ia risins
steadily in this city. The lower ,listsicts
are completely Submerged In the lower
portions of the main street |, L. 70 feet
deep, Shops AMI eontcnts are almost a to-
tai loss.
In consequence Of the interruption of rail-
way aud telegraphie communication. only
sean'y information about the disastcr il
other parts of Queensland are obtaiusble.
At sMaryhoreagh, March county 10 were
drowned Mos, of the town ia under
water.
Mary River bridge, the largcs, in the
colony. has been carried away, The town
is deserted by two-thirls OF the inhabitants.
riaro' another town on the Mary, Is also
under water,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Edward II. orbetou, Il well-known Rock
land business man. died Monday morning
iged 16 years. He was prominent Dem
ocrat, always actively identified with muni
cpal politics.
MoudIy morning found the thermometer
at Brownvile at :,2 below Sebec station
%; Dover, 90; Bangor, l6; Winthrop, 20
panville, p; North Arson, 25; Monmouth,
20. and Livermore Falls, 20.
Mrs, Mary j. Delano. aged so years, en-
plovcd as II cook at d. W. tlark's house
on State street Portland, threw some fat
on the fire Saturday and was severely
burned. 1t was not thought that the burns
WERE fatal. but she died Sunda, night at
the Maine General Hospital.
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NEWS NUGGETS
3roush. BY the Wires From the NORTH eas,
South and west

The Union Works Company have been
notified that the coast defense vessel
Monterey was officially accepted by Seere-
tary Tracy Monday.
The creditors Of the Clark Coffee Conn
p1nv. Is Broad street. Boston, have voted
to allow the ass lgnee to continue business
pending = settlement. The Liabilities are
-; 800.
Join Mulkeru was sentenced TO serve
two years m the county jail at Portland
Muniay. by Judge Bonney. for an assault
upon Ellen Geary, domestic. The as
sanii was committed uesrls two years ago
and the case was carried to the Law court.
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Wis-Low, Feb. e. Especial. = Mr..
Charles Taylor died very suddenly at his
home near this village, early yesterday
morning. lie was ~ well AS usual Friday
and retired to bed al right. His daughter
not feeling well slept on the lounge in an
adjoining room and about 3 o'clock noticed
that her father breathed heavily and upon
going to him he died Immediately. His age
was - years and he leaves three children.