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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-31

Mimi. He was appointed United States
attorney for Washinton territory by
President Grant in 1875 and held the
office for 10 years with notable success,
acting also as official reporter of the SUI
preme court of the territory
Since 1881 he has been resident of
the city Of Walla Walla, and. there he
has built up what is probably the most
lucrative legal practice Of ~: s. lawyer in
eastern Washington, fc" ,.:ses of any
prominence coming up III which he is
not engaged on one side or the other.
He was elected to represent the territory
as delegate in congress in 1887, defeat
ing Democrat who had served two
terms.
Mr.. Allen was born at Charlottesville,
Ind, in ls43 and was educated at Wa
bash college in his native town He en-
listed in 1854, though not yet 10 years
old, and served through the war as a
private soldier, his regiment being main
ly engaged in Tennessee and Alabama.
At the close of the war he removed TO
Rochester, Mimi, where he acted for
awhile as agent for grain firm. Then
he entered the law school at Ann Arbor,
Mich, and was admitted to the bar in
1869, going soon afterward to Olympia,
Wash, where he commenced practice
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-31

The best tobacco bags are made not of
leather or rubber, but of the pouch of peli
can. The monstrous membrane which fills
out the lower bill Of the pelican is soft ard
thin, OF very fine texture, easily tanned,
and when dressed makes beautiful article
of leather, possessing the quality Of being
as impervious to water "a india rubber
Tobacco kept in it will never become dry.
but retains it's sweetness and aroma even
longer than when preserved in tin foil. Ia
the southern seaboard states its value is
well understood, and tobacco pouches
made OF IL are very common.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-31

Professor Dewar Of the Royal Institu-
lion of Great Britain recently gave an
exhibition Of turning atmosphere into
water. To change air into liquid it is
Necessary to cool il sufficiently. But the
difficulty in the process is to attain the
extreme degree of cold required. A tenn
perature of not less than 1872 degrees CEN
Hgrade below freezing is demanded.
What such a depression of the thermom-
ster implies may be realized from the
TACT that it is nearly twice as far below
zero as boiling water is above the same
point. If a vessel containing air has its
temperature abated to this extent, then
The air will condense, trickle down the
rides and accumulate as liquid at the
bottom.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-31
SENATOR sHERNAN's NEW HOUSE.

The senator says he has a natural bent
for building and thinks he would prob
ably have been an architect or builder if
he had not gone into public life. He
certainly shows excellent Judgment in
his purchases Of real estate, and his new
house will be an example of his good taste
and appreciation of comfort and con
venience. It has frontage of about so
| feet on K street and is 100 feet in depth.
1t is rapidly approaching completion,
and the senator expects TO occupy it next
fall.
The chief characteristic of the interior
of the house is roominess. There is a
very wide and imposing entrance hall,
and on the right Of this is the library, a
room 20 feet long, with large fireproof
vault built in tho rear end of it for the
safe keeping of the senator's papers and
other valuables. On the left of the hall
are the parlors. and back of them is the
dining room, all very large rooms and
admirably adapted to the purposes for
which they are designed. The parlors
are beautifully finished in white satin
wood and will be handsomely frescoed.
The dining room has Il ceiling of paneled
oak. The choicest hard woods have been
used throughout the house, most of it
having been brought from Ohio, where
much of the work on it was done.
The chambers are large and airy, and
many of them are finished in birdseye
maple, an exceptionally pretty wood for
the purpose. Senator Sherman owned a
planning mill once and knows all about
the different kinds Of wood, and his
knowledge and good taste have been adj
mirably displayed in his selections. There
are about 80 rooms in the new house, in
GLIDING half dozen bathrooms, finished
with tiles and furnished with the best
and latest couveuiences
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-31

ing been appoint
ed by Governor
McGraw on the
adjournment Of
t h e Legislature
after a failure to
elect u successor
to Mr., Aliens
seat, has been
pr m in e n thy
identified with
w a S h ing on
since 1870. when
he went there
from Rochester.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-31
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.

Senator Alien Of Washington, Who Has
Been Reappointed by Governor McGraw.
John Beard Allen, who succeeds him
self in the position of United States SEN
ator from the state of Washington. haY-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02
the SEIZURE OF THE GlLBeRTs.
Capt Luitrell Says the British Carried Things
with High Hsnd.

SaS FRASciseu Feb. l.---tapt Luttrcii.
" no knows much about the inside history OF
the British seizure of the Gilbert l.lands
last summer. sailed for Ruiariiari on the
trading bark Helen W. Amy lie said
II happened To be il guest Oh the British,
cruiser Royalist Just before the vessel
reached Butaritari At this town and capi-
tal of the Gilbert i,lan,is was put ashore
The next time saw Capt. Davis. the COM
uamler of the Royaiist. he marched up TO
the Kings house. and, in the same tone he
would use in ordering common sailor
around, he told the King the islands hui
been annexed by England, and that if he
didn't like it they could easily find another
King who would.
when the King turned to me for advice
Davis said: That man is nothing but an
American and a trader. In every way he
expressed his contempt for Americans, no,
he said, would 10 anything for money. and
he referred in Il sncering way TO our gov
ernment's failures TO punish any insult to
its flag or any of its subjects in the.
South Seas. Every American on the
island was boiling with anger over
Davis's speech except our consul. This
official is Adolph Rieks, an Austrian by
birth. Instead of helping the King he fur
nished Capt. Davis with information that
strengthened the British ease. This in
formation he should have forwarded to
Washington.
II think our government should seni II
war vessel to the Gilberts to show that
Americans have some claim to respect in
the South Seas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02
TIE ROMAN BANK SCANDAL.


RoNr, Feb. tn the Chamber of Dep
utics today President Bjaneheri announced
that the pu5lic prosecutor had applied for
authority to prosecute Deputy Icrh on
charges OF criminality based On the ,tevel-
opments regarding the Bank of Rome. The
statement was received in deep silence.
Deputy Lerh is member OF the Right.
In 1891 he was the secretary of the COM
mittcc which examined the bill that wear,
that related 10 banks. Charges against him
are said to imply corrnp, conduct IN rcia-
'ion to that measure.
The Turin Gazette says there is reason
10 believe that kirg lIumbcrt spent .ao0,-
900 francs from his private fortune to re-
deem the notes which conspicuous poiiti-
ticians had given the Bank of ltome and
the National Bank,
The Naples Courier says that 1t has proof
that Signor Giolliui, premier; Signor La
caya, minister of industry and commerce:
Signor Grimaltli. minister of finance, drew
checks after the last elections for the bene-
lit of several new senator's. These checks
were paid by the Bank of Rome, Giolitti's
checks were for | 10 900 francs, Lacavas
for 10 900 and Grimalii's for 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02


Mrs. Bertha Lewis charged with forgery
was sentenced Wednesday in New York. to
two wears in The penl,ru,iary.
The Anchor Founiry and Machine Com
pany of Pitisburg, Pa, failed "Wednesday
Liabilities, 1924 600; aseets Sioo,@on.
Mr.. Allari, the Belgian delegate TO the
m jnetary conference, says the conference
W II certainly be reeonvened next June.
Dispatches just received in Cheyenne,
Wyo., state that all the business houses in
q ilctt, Carbon county, Wyo,, were burned
Sunday night Loss slp0,n00, no insur-
ancp
4 daring robbery was perpetratel Tues
day night IN Wacihorst's jewellery store on
J. street, Sacramento. Gal. One robber
held up the clerk with a pistol, while
another got away with 5000 worth OF dia-
monds. Both escaped.
Senator Desjirrins was to-day elected
mayor of Montreal, defeating the present
incumbent An iujunction was issued re-
siraining the holding of civic elect ons to-
lay bvestusc of pending legislation affecting
them. The injunction was ignored.
The President on Tuesday sent To the
Senate the following nominations Lieu
tenant Colonel Thad,iens II. Stanton. dep
uty paymaster general, to be colonel and
assistant paymaster general; Major George
w. tanhee. paymaster, 10 be lieutenant
colonel and dedHty paymsster general.
In the Massat husetts Senate Wednesday
afterngon petition was received from the
Boston & Name railroad asking for author
ity for the lease or purchase of the Boston
& Lowell Railroad of the Concord & Mont.
real Railroad. and if the lease be author
i1cti to he made to the Boston q Lowell
that authority be given the latter to gn il
over to the Boston & Maine.
Fire broke out in the basement of thl
Cooley house in Springfield, Mass, at 9 :;t
"Wednesday morning and the smoke which
quickly filed the house. causei a panic
among the $50 guest, Who escaped halt
dressed or almost naked. ,ine man wal
! reseued in an unconscious condition, hav
ing inhaled the smoke. The fire was ex
ting1isied wigh but slight loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02
HOUSE.

WlnNEsntN, Feb. I.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
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Later.
Teiiers on Electoral Vote Appointed Discus
sion on the River and harbor Bill.

WAsuiNsraN, Feb. In pursuance
with the terms of the concurrent resolution
passed by the House and Senate, making
arrangements for counting the electoral
vote, Speaker Crisp this morning appointed
as teilers On the part of the House, Chip
man of Michigan and Lodge of Massaehu-
setts. Both of these gentlemen are mem
bers of the committee ON election of Presi-
dent and Wee President. The House went
into committee of the whole for further
consideration of the sundry civil bill. The
pending question was on jurisdiction on the
point of order raised by Butler OF Iowa
against the rlyer and ltarbor items OF the
bill. After some discussion, the chairman,
Lester of Georgia overriied the point Of
order.
Items then came up for consideration
In aggregate the appropriation calls for
SIG, ,o0O. 900. Mr.. Holman offered as Il
substitute for the items an amendment ap-
propriating in bulk the sum of So 900, 900
to be expended in discretion of the seere-
tary of war for the improvements contem-
plated in the pending provision The de-
bate on the subject was limited to two
hours. Mr.. Springer. in opposing appro-
priations contained in the bill. called atteu-
tlUD 10 ltfbit Vi tht st'ittdiN VI tht
treasury, which estimates that at the con-
elusion of the fiscal year lsai-i, an unex-
pended balance of sl7 800, 900 will remain
from the previous appropriation for
improvement on rivers and harbors. Now
it is proposed to make an additional appro-
priation of $4,000, 900. Mr.. Catchiugs
questioned the correctness of Mr., Spring
cr's deductions from this statement.
Mr.. Dingley of Maine opposed the bill AS
far it referred to river and harhor appro
priaiions. No one. he said, was more
strongly in favor OF reasonable appropria-
tions than he. but if the bill passed in its
present form the appropriations for the
next fiscal year for the river and harbor int
provement would reach S33 900 600. Even
if the treasury had large surplus the ap
propriation of such an enormous amount
would not be warranted. After further de-
bate Mr.. Holmans substitute was rejected.
After rejection two other items for river
and harbor improvement were agreed to.
Without disposing of the bill the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02
fORrIFlCATl0N BILL
Under Discussion in the Senate-finaliy
Passed District Bill Taken Up.

WAsurSGToS. Feb. lon motion of
Frye it was ordered that the House bills on
the Senate calendar be taknn up for con-
sheraton in the morning hour on Saturday
under rule <.
The fortiiication appropriation bill was
then takenup. A discussion occurred on
the subject of the reduced appropriations
provided for in the bill. The paragraph
on vi bich the debate occurred was agreed to.
Teller offered an amendment appropria-
ting $3.50 900 for testing the l2-inch eleyat-
ing gun carriage of n. II. Emery. 1t was
agreed to. The bill was passed and the
army appropriation bill was taken up.
Proctor moved an amendment increasing
pay Of first sergeants to $50 and of SER
geants to SIS (an increase of Ss and 81
respectively, giving both classes increased
pay for the length of service. The
amendment was agreed to. This bill being
passed the District of Columbia appropria-
ton bill was next taken up.
An amendment aroused opposition and
the bill went over until tomorrow. Sew
eral bills not of general interest. passed and
after an executive session the Senate ad-
journed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02
| HARVARD
- 1Oc. CIGAR
(Uaton Labor)

ia az Justly celebrated, aa,i an alij,sana3$ 5000
will be given to suy persa'f ,ous employees iac"d
cdl who can prove that Iraissr'. Harvard 'r
Cigar CONTAINS any thing IN the s'sef bat Long
Navana Tobacco Of the finest quality o'
Is wrapped with anything hai a Sumatra
Wrapper. Fur sale by aii Gesstfs.
n. YRAtSGR L. CO., Mfrs, Boston.
tnar.ss4stttti
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New England Amateur Rowing Association.

BosroS, Feb. 1.-The New England
Amateur Rowing Association held its annu-
nj meeting at the Revere House tonight.
President Simpson and Vice President
Sweet were reelected. NJ. ". Brick of the
West Ends, Boston, was elected secretary
and Seth Sprague of Neponset. Boston,
treasurer. The committee of iavestigati' n
in the LoyBd-Jerome case was
discharged. The president was en-
powered to appoint new one the asso-
ciation refused to sustain the action of the
National Association in disquaiifylng the
Evcretts of Boston, and it was voted to
give the club hearing and to appoint a
committee of investigation. Voted to hold
two regattas this year, one on the Charles
river on Labor day and the other to he ar
ranged by the executive committee
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STATE LIQUOR CURE


CoSooRp, n. II. Feb. In the House
today it was voted to raise joint compittee
to investigate the cure for drunkenness anil
to consider the feasibility of establishing a
state curative institution, where paupers
and convict persons afflicted with this dis
ease may be sent at the expense of the
county or of the state. to report at this or
the next session of the Legislature
A bill was passed authorizing the Mar
chester 4 North Weare Railroad to extend
its line to Iienniker.
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UNLUCKY ZANTE..
Another Earthquake Strikes the
Greek Island.
Many More kiIled---lnhabitants
Sleeping in the Fields.
Roman Catholics Favor Using Negroes %
Missionaries.

ArHCNs, Feb. l,--~rhc island of Lantc,
near Greece, VAS shaken by another earth.
quake at . o'clock this morning, and loo
houses are reported wrecked / the city of
kante, Thousands are leaving the city to
sleep in the fields. Many have been killed
aud Injured,
On other parts of the island several viz
lagos have been entirely DESTROYED AMI
many inhabitants k,lled, the rest sleeping
in felix's
An cnnrmous ti,ial wave swept up from
The larhor this morning, smashing small
craft against the wall and sending water
two feet deep along the street on the har.
hor front The shock NJ , O'Clock was felt
NJ Ccrhalonia, ana several shocks have
been felt since
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02

Bsil an set 20 authorize the county cus,ns..ioa
ers OF York c1ahty 10 lecate and establish high
way across Spruce creek in kiffery4
Bal an act TO repeal elssp M Of the Private and
special Laws Q! ~ prohibiting the taking Of iish
from Bonny Eagle pond.
t'li an act TO authorize anil empower the Isle.
boro Land and Improvement Co. TO cree, ard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02
kENTS Hlil.
Accident to Coaching party-0nc studen.
Mad a Rib Broken.
kEsrs HIlt.

REAbrikLp, Feb. I.--{ Special. While
some kent's iiiil students were coasting on
a horse slcl lown the hill 10 Sleepy IIol-
low on Tuesday evening they
were all thrown off. one of the
ptrty received broken rib, another a bro
ken collar bone and all GOT well shaken up
and bruised.
Mr. Churchill at the depot received n Sc
we're cut in the top Of his head while split
ting wood Tuesday forenoon.
Wm. A. Lord received news of the death
of his mother yester,lay. She was in Flor
ida spending the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02

Bfrr>>I Feb. /. - Special ,- There
will be no meeting of Sunlight Juvenile
Temple next Monday. The place of future
meetings will be announced later.
A valuable horse belonging to +. II.
Francis dropped dead on Chnrch street
Tuesday afternoon. The animal had not
been driven hard and the cause of death
WIS supposed TO he heart disease.
The junior class of the Belfast High
School took A sleigh ride to Searsmont
Tuesday evening.
\ quiet wedding took place today at the
residence of the brides parents, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Edith Damon of
this city and Mr.. Fred Burgess of Boston.
The presents were numerous and pretty
The happy couple left for their new home
by the afternoon train. They will reside
IN Allston, Mass
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A 100000 FIRE


LIrTLE FAILS, y. Y, Feb. Fire early
this morning burned two saloons. n number
o. barns and sheds, the Nelson block. IIo-
tol Rockton and Grand Central Hotel
block. The Metropolitan block was about
ruined by fire and water.
These blocks contained stores and sew
eral rooms in which families resided. A
numher of narrow escapes were recorded.
The loss win he nearly s2nD,0On. an4 the
insurance is only about S1J 900.
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UNIVERSITY IDEA WINS


Nrw HAVEN, Feb. 4 Fifteen hundred
members and alumni of the university
crowded into Alumni hall tonight to take
final action on the rule limiting the mem
berstip en- the athletic teams of the uniyer-
siie to undergraduates, ho have never reg
islered at other colleges. The ballot re-
sultcd against tl,s ratification of rules.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02
Ihe Readinl Elects Directors.

NFw YnRK. Feb. 1.-The animal meet
ius of the stockholders of the Philadelphia
heading & New England Company was hell
here today, The only business of impor
taucc was the selection of the following Iii
rector,; \. \. Mcleod, G. Tower. Jr., w
" tiihhS, James Armstrong, John ". Ty
i"r. Maurice 4 Nielc, Arthur Brock. 10
s.rh +. Sylne,t, John W Brock Charlie,
llartsiorue, w. W. Jerks, e. T.. Morgan
j., AMI picrson Brown.
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Public res. statcmcn. for January.

W,suIxGroN, Feb. The puhlic debt
increased during January S3.lo5 $50 IS.
The aggregate interest and non-interest
hearing debt on January II was SM'5,S0',-
O:;., 80: decrease. =, ,s25 .52ols IN surplus
cash. The total ihiuupt of cash IN the
treasury at the close Of the month was
S122 ssl 80 81 The surplus is sl2',,-
26i, ,06S. .02.
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Change in Management Of the Union Pacific

uHAu, Neb.. Feb. is. II. II. Clark
'nday retired general manager of the
tuion Pacific system AMI was succeeded
BY T. Dickinson. who has been assistant
general manager under Clark
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A Bath Vessels Bad Luck.

H,rIrAx. \. =. Feb. SCHOONER
Kezia, which arrived Tuesday from Ber-
muda. reports that January IL. in latitude
i6 degrees, longitude 50 degrees, 90 min
utes, about ls0 miles from Bermuda she
spoke the three masted schooner George l..
Drake of Bath, Me, Captain Skolteld'
bound from Galveston 10 Boston. The
Drake had been driven back from llatteras
twice. and was ten Il DAYS out. They
were short of provisions. oil aud water.
The kezia supplied them with oil and pro-
visions, aud then they sailed away for Ber-
muda. The Drake had lost part of the
deck load and split and lost her sails. She
will go on the dry dock when she reaches
RermuI,
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Carleton. Norwood & Co. Lose Another Ship

NEW YoRk. Feb. I-rbe slip Robe
l.. Bclknap was wrecked off the northwest
coast of Borneo, she was 800 ton treigi I
vessel and was huilt at Rockport. Me, III
1854. Carleton, Norwood 4 Co.. lsockport
Me. being the owners.
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ROW., Feb, AT a lunch given yester-
day -, the American college in honor Of this
new English-speaking cardinals, Cardinal
Vaughan in u speech expressed the hope
that American Catholics would work zeal
ously for the conversion of negroes, who
could be utilized for missionary work in
Africa.
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c.t.rrh IN Ne,x Eaxlana.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to
every one using it for catarrhal troubles -
G. X Mellor, Druggist, Worcester. Mars.
I believe Ely's Cream Balm is the best
article for catarrh ever offered the public
Bush 6 Co, Druggists, Worcester. Mass
An article Of real Eerit.-C. r. Alden,
Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use it speak highly of it,
Geo. A. Hill, Druggist, Springfield, Mass
Cream Balm has given satisfactory re-
snlts.-W. r Draper, Druggist. Spring
field, Mass. janlseodGw2w
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Granted Providence. R. L.. Carpenters and
Masons by Contractors and Builders.

PRovipENcE, X. I. Feb. AT a meet
ing of contractors and builders in this city
tonight il was voted to grant workmen in
all branches of trade a nine-hour day on
March next. This will benefit the ear
penters and masons, who are working un-
der a 10 hour schedule.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

Ihe undersigned herehy give rotice that they
viii I.ssliiau n. nsxt legisiztHrr to graat leia
and s.,eiT associate chartrrs 10 bald ,ias1- ard
f,,ake improvements s0r dssFiRe .eES on 'he Worth
Branch " Penoss,rJ: river. m Fova-hlp s. r. y,
W r l. :; III /. q. K. Il. ". p. l.. : in T. &, x:
Is, W. T. L. s.. sHd Oh Norris Brook. ia sad
townships 5 Il. y. ". T. t. :; 5 Il. II, W. f. l..
SCR. il, W. \, L. s: Il. la. " T. l.. ;, and
n. 80 ". 4. L. ;. .At~t on the hssdwHters o.
Baker Lake. in Townships 4. II Z. W =. T. ;.
and +. 5. T. L. W. T.. L. ). and =. u IL, W. u, 4
An he,ur tributaries OF sad i;aker Lake,
which lake i situated in T. :, X Il, W. f. L. =
and the stream 20 be improved being known
psrt es the distance a. woboosiaock stream ais.'
a., fhs hesslwaters of the tributaries OF D,-
Brock. in T. s, r. %, W. E l.. s. and 5, K. ~ ".
F. L. s.. and collect reasonable tolls on all log
passing through, cr b.uefited BY said danss,
DANIEL y. DAVIS.
Baneoe. De-. l. tsss dscsdH