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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-28
IHE ENTIRE st NATE


! Nsni>dru>, Feb. ss.--Niec President
Levi 4, Morton was honorcd tonight as
none of his predecessors have been, the
entire Senate. without distinction Of party.
nn'ing in rendering him II complimentary
dinner. The banquet, held In the
dining hall of the Arlington, was
the best that skill and taste
could supply the decorations were effective.
and the company distinguished Scarcely
one senator of prominence was absent.
Among other guests present were ex-Srna-
TORS w NJ Eyarts and l.. W, Palmer,
Gtneral Niger, Frank lla,tan. L. v. dc
Graw, II. l.. West, H. e.. Clarke. Senator
Manderson, president pro TEN of the Sen
ate, was chairman and toust master.
Messrs, Hale, tockrell, Evarts, Villas
and other orators were fully ,pnal To t.,.
occasion. The guest of the evening, Vice
President Morton, responded IN part as fol-
lows There are events in the life of c,-
cry man tha, stand cut with such prom,-
nenco and make such an imprin, upon him
that an indchblc impression remains while
memory holds its seat. This occasion, so
hattcring to inc, speeches so compliments
yonr cordhl gfeetiug and heart, good will
expressed IN such pleasing form, shall
sever live within the book and volume of
NY h'hlh, hihtiiA'tI WIN hastf hi1Utf.
THAT have served the Senate acccptably
and fain To believe 50 from the earnest
recognition you have given me here and
elsewercl has been because of the generous
alh and nnsciish support received by me
from all m"mhers of the body, without dis
ltnction of party, without bias from politj-
cal affiliations.
am greatly hchollcn also To the efficient
officers aud employees of the Senate. who,
smoothing my way, have been guides along
many parliamentary path by me unex-
p'orrd anh over many Il rugged road TO me
unknown"
Mr., Morton closed with graceful allu-
sion 10 the retiring President His remarks
were received with demonstrations of cor
di,l approval.
The Presidents health was drunk in
silence, with tonching illusions to his do
m site ntlicuon. MIR. Hale made one Of
the most humorous speeches of the evening.
He referred to the number %, speeches,
morning prayers. and funeral euloges the
Ni"'r President was obliged 10 listen to. and
remarked tlrt ihc ice-rrcsident was The
worst practiccd upon man in all the United
States. daughter and rhpcrs).
MIR Villas spoke for "'rhu NORTH; Mr..
Hutlcr Tor "Ihe south Mr.. iloar for
The East! Mr. Cullen for The West"
Mr.. li'coek also spoke. The proceedings
were pro,ractcd ton very late hour anil
were marked by the utmost harmony and
COED feeling.
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WCE-PReS..ELeCT STEVENSON
IN Route from Bloomington. H., for Wash
ington With His Daughters.

BLooNI>orox, H.. Feb. 27.-Vice- Pres
dentelect Stevenson started for Washing
ton this morning and was given rousing
send off by his townspeople.
SorTH CHicAGo, ILL.,, Feb. 2T.-Vice-
fresi.ient-elect Stevenson, en- route from
Bloomington to Washington, was Joined
here by his daughters Julia and Mary. Ifr
made no speeches at the places where the
train stopped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-28
MEN Dsuee,srs' s,ll
nueA Like Old uith Ssms Neu Presisisas h
be Introduced.

And now it seems Representative
Churchill of Raymond is to put in the
House this morning another druggists bill.
The reason it is claimed that this new bill
is drafted is TO meet the objection that the
old bill is not stringent enough. The
method of selling the liquor AMI arrange
ments for making applications for permits
are much like those in the old hili
pm scriptian is required. II provides for
the sale of liquors for mechanical and sei-
entifc purposes under the same restric.
tions as for medicinal purposes and one
quart is the limi, under each application.
The qlery as to what shall become Of the
town and city agencies that has arisen in
connection with the oil bill is answered in
the new bill which provides tha,
there shall he no agencies in towns wherc
there are anuthecarles, This bill is also
dra"n TO include physicians prescriptions
containing more than es per cent. of alcohol.
The new bill is more specific as to who
may inspect the records; also regarding the
filing of applications and requiring the
apothecary TO show the amounts of
liquor bought, sold and in stock.
Persons who are 10 make bad
use of liquors, or who have been in
dieted for selling liquor are such as the bill
provides the druggists shall not sell to.
Selec,men upon the request of Il member
OF the family. relative or 10 voters of the
town, or without such request, may forbid
the sale of liquor to any particular person.
similar local option feature as was added
TO the old bill is included in this.
The treasurer of the county may require
the bonds to he renewed every year If he
deems hest. As a penalty for being con-
.lctei Of selling liquor unlaw fully the
druggist by the new bill shall be deprived
of his certificate for five years and shall
not conduc, the business of an apoihecary
until lie has obtained another
certificate. The old bill, it
will be remembered, provides that the drug
gist shall thereafter be deprived if convicted
of illegal sale. In this respect then, the
new bill does not come up To the old in
stringeney. The punishment under the new
bill is $40 and 30 days in Jail for obtaining
liquor under false pretenses.
MIR. Churchill, who will present the bill,
will move to refer it to the judiciary and a
hearing on it will be asked for.
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Place o.
Observation
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THE NAVAL REVIEW.



Gherardi commander of the flying squad
ron which has arrived at Hampton Roads
arrived in Washington Saturday and called
at the navy department with his flag lieu.
tenant, Ridgelev Hunt.
Admiral Gherardi had long conference
with Secretary Tracy about the Columbus
naval review of which he is to be in charge
and submitted to the secretary his PROPOSE
tions for the government of the rendezvous
in Hampton Roads, anl the review in New
York harbor. The plans of the admiral
will be adopted By the navy department.
Admiral Gherardi also had an interview
with Commodore Ramsey, chief of the bu
reau of navigation, in reference to the yes
sels that will take part in the big celebra
ton.
The four vessels in Admiral Gherarli'.
present command are now in Hampton
Roads. Orders have been issued directing
the Baltimore and the Yorktown 10 proceed
ut once to New York for thorough over.
hauling and repairing to fit them for taking
part in the review The Charleston and
the San Francisco have been ordered to
proceed without delay 10 Norfolk for smi
lar repairs.
bf The nations that were invited to take
part in the review, all except six have sig
nifica their acceptance or dcciination, and
the department of state, at the request OF
the navy department. sent messages to the
United Staes ministers in the countries
uhieii have not been heard from, asking
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-28

WasufNrfoN, Fe5. 2..--Tbc court Of
claims today rendered }, decision In the case
of y. 6. S~aiip, jnds advocate general Of
the nrmy vs.. United States, for the recoy-
cry Of half hi. pay for a period Of " years.
adverse TO Gen. Swain. Gen. Swain in
1884 wss charged by B,ienian 4 Co.. bank
"r., of ihi. easy. with deffanding Them. He
was court imiitillcd ahl II was found that
lis con'iu"t w.p prcip'ir,a to good order
and discir'in", AMI he sas sentenced 10
suspension for ~ years AMI forfeiture of
bait his pay. The court holds The SEN
tenec wa. legal
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AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN
To be Made by the Maine Prohibitory Enforce
ment League.

RocKLAxp, Feb. 21.-J. w. Mitchell has
resigned his position as grammar school
principal here, to accept the position of
general agent of the Maine Prohibitory En-
forcement League, of which he has been
the secretary since its organization two
years ago.
He will engage in active work of the
propagation and organizing Of prohibitory
law and order leagues in every part of the
State, beginning in Kenncbec county. Mr.
Mitchelfs engagement with the league is
for three years and the work will be in the
largest sense aggressive.
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Man Supposed 10 be lanes N. Brown Of Bar
Harbor Dies in New York.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 27.-A man supposed
to be james NJ Brown, either of Bar lIar-
Dor or Bath, Me-. dropped dead here this
afternoon on the corner of Fifth avenue
and goth street. In his pockets was found
check book on the National Bank, Bar
liarhor, Me, and a marriage certificate re-
cording the marriage of James NJ. Brown,
Bath, Me, and Miss Sarah A. S,etsop.
Damariscotta, Me. November .. 1874.
A man answering to the above AMI for
merly of Bath, has been running bakery
at Bar Harhor 70, some time-Ed1
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SHOT MISS GORDON
knd then Sent Bullet Through Ris Brain
Horrible Affair al Boston.

H"sroS, Feb.21 Joseph A. farquahar-
son, wine and cider mcrchan, on Federal
street, shot Miss Matilda Gordon, at his
boarding place, - Worcester street. and
then committed suicide with the same
weapon. farqnaharsoD vas wiiow with
daughter, aged %. in England lie re-
Gently learned that his daughter was i'll and
has hccn depressed since.
Miss Gordon WIS u sister of DR.. j. NJ.
Gordon Of Quincy. Dr. Gordon friend
of farqnohars0n, no, hearing from the lat
ter for some time, sent liis sister TO call on
him this evening. As Mise Gordon was
about to leave for Quincy. Fatqnnharson
drew his revolver, AID shot her twice in the
neck. ard then shot himself in the brain.
II is thought Miss Gorlrn will recover.
fatqualarspn was undoubtedly temporarily
insane from brooding over his daugiiicr'a .
i!ncss
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Schooner William II. Jones, Carter
which sailed from Rockland for New York
Feb. 8, with lime, and put back with hel
cargo atire, was opened to,lay and the fire
found to have been smothercd. The vessel
will discharge and repair.
In the supreme court at Bangor, Satur
day, Phineas Cunningham of Lowell, in
dicted for assaulting a young girl wa,
brought INTO court pleaded guilty. aml
was sentenced to the reform school for tn,
remainder of his minority. If the reform
school officials decline to receive him OF
the ground that he is a criminal he will g,
to Thomaston for two years. lie Is now |:
years old
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IN BITTER COLD
And In Their Night Clothes and
Bare Feet,
George Morrow and Wife Obliged
to Seek Neighbor's Shelter,
Having Lust Escaped With Their Lives from
Their Burning Home.

FARMfsGrpS. Feb. 27.-The house, ell
Morrow of New Vineyard. was burned last
night, with the contents ami one horse.
Iorrow and wife barely escaped with
their lives, being obliged TO walk in their
night clothes and barefoot 10 their neigh
bors, in the bitter coli
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The Marvellous Discovery

fast became recognized standard remedy, and is
today the best proved ageut for Cod., Coughs,
Congo st,dns, ladsmiI4aiions and Con-unpt!ons in
the world
Or. Schsqaek's Practical Treatise on Consnmp.
ton Lirer ConapiniHt and Dyspepsia nlastsd free
on application. Dr. j. n sohenck q Son. Phiia
feiphia. Pa. nnv3eodSwnr
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NO HELP FOR II.
No Way to Keep the Steamer
New York
From Flying Stars and Stripes, Eng
llsh Subsidy Having Expired.
Isle OF oesolation, indian Ocean. Seized ht
France Tor Coal Deposits.

iVNra> Fch. sT,--.ln the House of Com
mons tcsiay, Wa, g. Cayeudish. .Bentinck
Conservatory asked whether the atten-
ton ot the admiralty had been called 10 the
recent celebration at New York when the
hsg of steamship built and subsidized IA
a pueens cruiser, was chan,ei, and the iiag
OF the United States Was hoisicd in Its
stead MIR. Cavcniish- Bentinck also
wan'cJ To know whether the admiralty
would hencctorth prevent such proceed
ings.
Sir Ia, -Shu,tlewor,h, secretary of tho
idnlH,lty, replied that nothing could pre-
vent the transfer of the British mercantile
cruiser 10 a foreign country after the period
for which the subsidy granted her had
hpscd.
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HOUSE.

MosDaY, Feb. %.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
BILLS READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act relating to the crediting Of divi-
dends in savings banks to the deposit ac-
count.
An act to amend an act to incorporate
the Penobseot River Dam and improvement,
Co. approved February II. 1883.
An act authorizing the Mckay & Cope
land Lasting Machine Co. to hold stock
and bonds Of other corporations.
On motion Of Mr.. Bird of Portland. the
rules we're suspended and this bill passed.
to be engrosseeh
An act authorizing the Mckay -Copelani
Lasting Machine Co. to hold stock and
bonds Of other corporations on motion Of
Mr.. Bird Of Portland the rules we're sas-
pended and this bill passed TO be en-.
crossed.
Bill an act to incorporate the South Ber
wick Water Co. This bill was passed % be
engrossed in the House and in the Senate
amended By Senate amendment A.. On
motion Of Mr.. Higgins Of Limerick this
bill vas laid on the table to be printed wit,
the amendments.
PETuIoss, BILLs, Krc., PaEsssrsp Asp
REFERRED.
JUDICIARY.
Re NJ Shaw NJ RafS.. pasiss<.r ~ f.o<,
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The Denison. Tex, Co. Again in Charge.

BRArTLEnoBo. VT. Feb. 21.-B. J..
Derby. manager OF the Denison (T-xas
Land and Investment Company in whicii a
large amount of New England capital is
invested, telegraphs from Sherman, Texas,
tonight, that the court today discharged the
receiver appointed t.a weeks ago. snl re-
turned the property 10 the company.
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sWIS0tERS RRRs sSTeD


Niw onLLtSs, Feb. 21.--Ahout six
weeks ago, Baker, F,t, rson & Co. whole
sale groccrs and commission merchants.
started in business here. Two of them,
Edward Baker and G'pfsc Peterson, were
know 10 the trade.
The iifm began buyiH o. . large scale.
their credit being HBqhcs'ioned. They
INSIDE putchpsr- on the in thi- state, Miss
is-issippi and Texas. Is the goods came to
band thy ~ere closed ont Tor cash for the
best Prices obtainal-;c.
10 ilns way Il is stated 'he firm pockcted
about s@oo,p01. Last Sa,Hidty they closed
thr store anil Baker aud Peterson left the
eiiy. They were "ftrrtod yesterday at
Montgomery, Alabama, HhI viii be brought
back
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-28

The reputation of Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup, tie iHfaliibic ren,ely Tor all diseases
Of the throat and chest, has undergone no
dimiantion in the past century. The strong
hold which it has upon the confidence Of
the people is due not alone TO its great sur-
cess IA cough cure, but also to the tact
that it has maintained a Uniform standard
Of excellence since its origin
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WA-Hi>CroN. Feb. 27.-Pcnsions have
been granted these residents of Maine:
Original. Virgil i. Rounds; additional
Edwin S. March, Frederic Nuesse. John
Sheridan. Thos. Violette; reissue, Asa l..
Nieker, James s. Spauiding, Hiram p
Spear; original, widows. etc, Louise B
Hanson, Maria q. Burkmar, Celia Church
Annette +. Thorne, Francis F. Harding
minor children of Thos. McDonough
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the WORST YET.
The Northwest Suffering from the Heaviest
Blizzard Of the winter.

ST. PAuL, MINI, Feb. 2..-Reports
from all parts of Minnesota and the Dako-
tas Indicate that the biggest blizzard of the
winter is raging. The wind was blowing
so to 40 miles an hour all afternoon and
traffic of all kinds was greatly retarded or
suspended. Reports from the country in
dicate tina, all branch roads are abandoned
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Or. Iohn Coulter Elected President Of LAX,
Forest University. Chicago.

fCItIcsGo, Feb. 81 The trustees of the
Lake Forest University today elected DR..
John NJ. Coulter, now president of the
Indiana University, as president OF the
Lake Forest University, to succeed Rev.
Dr. W. I. Roberts, secretary of the Pres
byterian General Society of Home
Missions.
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Kansas Popuiists will Take Seats in the Re-
publican House Today.

TorHKA, Kan. Feb. 27.-Tbe PopuIists
were in caucus all day and after much dis
eussion, it was decided that the Populi.t
members should join the Republican
House tomorrow. The Popnlist senators
will recognize the Douglass House.
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PocAHosTss, Va, Feb. 27.-Fire las,
night destroyed an entire block of 20
houses, stores and dwellings. The lodge
rooms of the Red Men, Knights Of Pythias
and Royal Arcanum, with contents. were
burned. Loss, 800. 900: partially insured
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Bosros, Feb: 2s,-George T.. Swain, a
professional horse thief. was sensencei this
afternoon at East Cambridge To % years in
the state prison, under the habisuaI crimi-
nal act.
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fAla AND WARNER.


WAsHIssros, FEB. 21.-For New Eng
land Fair. followed By rain or snow. dur
ing the evening or night, winds shifting To
soatheasterly warmer
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loca! Forecast.

Bosros. Feb. 27.-For New England
Tges.isy. fair, warmer, light winds, beeom-
ing southvesterly.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

There is rumor that Gen. Joshua l..
thamberlsin of New York, iOrmrriy presi.
dent of Bowdein College las been ten
dered the presidency of the Maine S.ate
College at Drono
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Pans, Feb. 27.-Tbe Temps states that
French vessel of war has taken possession
of kerguelen, otherwise known as Isle of
Desolatios. in the Indian ocean, discovered
by the French navigator, kerguelen, in
I772. The island is said to have beds of
caal
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Over Thirty Buildings Burned At 6sIdthwaite,
Tex.--loss Over 100000

GoLbTHwarE, Tex.. Feb. 27.--Thirty
business houses and seven residences were
burned here last night. Loss, over 800.
0pp; insurance, s.,s 900.
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WHY IT is so

Because Nature says so. Nature never lies
She says; II impose the horrors of Consumption
She also says behold give you the cure"
The cure is az hand fD
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VOL. XIV.
INVESTMENTS.
We offer the following desirable invest
n.ents:

We 0Ier tue t0it0hihg ssstrsbSe htfse
Maine Central 4 per cent Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds, dne 1912.
Maine Central i-2 per cent Improve.
u,ent Bonds due 1915.
Knox and Lincoln Railway per cent
Improvement Bon!s due lJ2i, lggaras-
tesd principal and interest By the Iaiiis
tentraij.
gumfsrd Faiis Railway 5 per e.ai
First Mortgage Extension Bonds due
1919.
Eoek land. Thomaeton and Camden
street Railway 5 per cent First Mort
sage Bonds dae 1922.
Union Electric Railway so@paa,
rIr.t Mortgage i per ee.a Boa,is due
lgy2. u saratoga spring~, New York q.
Athol Mass Water Company ) per
rent First Mortgage Bonds due 1912
tgorks built In 1876, gravity system.
camden x koekiaad Water Compant
At.2 per cent Mortgage Bonds due 1917.
Portland 4 Ogaenbgrg Railway stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-.
terly direct 10 the siockholaer by the
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway Company stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid SEMI
annually direct 10 the stockholders by
The Maine Centrai.)
FRED E. RICHARDS & co.,
% EXCHANGE STREET.
PORTLAND, MAINE.
lan2dInos
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Tearfaliy to God We prav.

Many wife and mother, who seems
doomed TO die because she suffers from dis
eases peculiar to women. which saps her
life away ike vampire, and battles the
skill Of the family physician, can he saved
by employing the proper remedy. This
remedy is DIR. PIerce's Favorite Prescrip-
iion, the greatest boon ever conferred BY
man on weak, suffering, despairing women.
1t is specific for all phases Of female
weakness, no matter what their name.
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BErcHaM's PILls sell ~eIl because they
cure.
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Leaf ir leaf ,he roses fall:
One by one our dear ones die.
q. TO keep then, with u4 still,
Loving heart. .eHd up the cry.
Wife and mother, q how dear,
Fading like mist away.
Father. let Us keep them here,
Tsar<uff-r Ia f.od ,.rx, ,.-.t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

esfsy. Eight Cslss ssd 1nliss - Ase.
ties Bring 90. 400.
Nxv Yosx, June 1A--The twenty-sixth
snnusl sale OF Belle Meade yeariings took
sasae this evening 1t Tattersali's. Fifty
sight colts and FLIES were auctiOned of.
Sic sst of Iroquo,s. Enquirer. Luke Black
kssa, imp. Great Tom, imp. Loyalist,
fremont and other famous horses. Among
shs sales we're:
Rsy colt. ~ Enquirer Bonnie Meade, % Fox
BAL Kseae. a, 40. 4
Brown colt. by Iroquois- Pinafors. TO MY.
bsyss. 5000
gay coils, By Eolus. Majestic, 10 Raneoc - stud.
EssA.
sassssut oily. BY Iroqnois- Monsta Hardy. "a
II L Powers. t3.aDo.
aspsa colt, BY Iroquois- colossa. 70 n. =.
sayes. SAM.
tsssnu, eois By Inquirer. Blue Bell. 70 ~ ".
Hsyss. t.soo.
nvx bay colt BY IroquoIs- Orphan Girl. TO c.
fsvsss. 500.
bak bay colt. By Iroquois- Duchess. 70 u. =.
psyes. 17.2Oo
7ae total amount realised from the sale was
HSxFs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

mt. u, June ia-rom Roe. the
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