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A PETRlFlED BEAUTY.
Supposed TO BE a Woman OF Quality who
Died zoo Years Ago.

Died 100 4 ears ago.
Who was the beautiful woman whose
petrified lust. with arms and left hand,
stands on a pedestal in an artist ; studio
IN StrasburgP Some workmen who were
repairing the old Church of 81. Fides IN
Schelttstadt ina Alsaoe, found this bust in
q tomb under the choir. This part Of the
church was built ia 1924 hy the grand
mother Of the great Emperor frederick
Barbarossa. tits known that these tombs
contain the remains Of members OF the
great families OF tie Ec.g lborho9d. whose
descendants kept these resting places Of
their ancestors I'm repair down TO the midi
dls Of the seventeenth century and some
until now. This tomb that the workmen
opanod hal been rebuilt In the seventeenth
century aa, H. .unpo I'd TO Gate from
that time when it was opened. the re-
mains of q wooden coffin were found, and
this wonderful retrifaction Of bust and
head. With tine features clear cut and rn-
wasted. About the head are two lrait- Of
hair, the right l1A lies across the breast,
and The left hand is perfectly pre-erycd.
Tho clothing is If the finest quality along
linen cheu.-e. liucn undcrci lthi1g end "a
wooden jacket wi,h a costly mantle such
ns might have been worn by tls lady NIB
be-s eli convent.
The clothing and tho way tile hair 5
worn prove that this woman lived in tie
eleventh or twelfth century. She wn-
evidently woman Of quality, about a.
year, old. msytrf hc Duchess AdelAeid, o.,
aunt 81 Barharo.sa and daughter " Hill
dargarde vou -clwaLcu, who huilt o..
church. Tradition bias ittnat Adeihcid die,
Of tho plaeue and vls buried $50 Scll-tt
FIrdU II.. woman undoubtedly died e.
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For quarter q a century Dr. x M s
New Discovery has beer ttstal. ani tee
uilliona who hsve -eoeivsd benefit from itf
use testify co ite wonderful curative Lowers
Ia al diseases OF throat. chfs. aH lungs
A remsdf that hos stood the ttbt 90 iouQ
nud shat hus given universal fatiaiact on i1
no experiment. IHch bo.tio is positive.
guaranteed O. give Te.isf. or che none. viii
be refunded. IL 10 admitted g. De- tue 81 osl
reliable for coughs end colds. Iriul bot
tios free 90 Pa chen T. Aat~ul Drag Com
pauy. Large ze. zoe and
A German balloon, named The plonix
s. l.2Atei De- iaeuude rrut lamps. curralzea
from % small battery arranged ON tire car
D. IS used for tLe purpose of conducting
scientific iny-sti cations at night.
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Dir. Feed Aul.r. Of Living. il, Whites
thaL re had severe kidnev tTonhlo Tor
many ye-rs. with eoytrs pains 10 he back.
gl1 eisl tlGt hls bad er was nGf Ct @. lie
tri1d mknr so-cal ed kidney curee, bot
without any goo result. Arou. a yea nro
he began tas Toe % Electric Bitte fnl
found relief nj once ilsoir e lluors is
especially ala. Sci % cure OF sii kidney aad
liver trogbles. md often civei uitacs. iu-
N.ant relief. One TRIAL will - ove our ntGta-
meat. Price only 800 Tor largo bottles. 40
Parolen- ~ Aoheul Drug Company.
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The beat salvs i, tho world for Cati.
B-uises sorsl. Ulcers. fat khaum. Power
sores. letter. Chafpod Hands, Clilbla rs
Corns aud all ~kns Eiugtlons hui fos.-
lively ceres piles - no nv FfqIi "a. 10 De-
gasrsutced 10 give perfect saiiafact.on ~
money rel lnfsd. Proc - cents per Dor.
For sac - the ParcLsu- D'Achsul Drug
Company.
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Parks cough syrup cures colds. coaghs
Group and whooaing cough. The standrr 4
hone remrlY ID thousands 90 families Tor
AZ lung troubles. Guaranteed - ParcEen-
D. chsui Drug company.
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DO No; wear impsTmestie ana tight Ct
ting huis that ooust iot ths God vessels o.
tie scalp. Use Halfs Hair H-nsWsr oeoa-
fionaily and VOC will not be bald.
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Yen traverse the world go pursuit n
happiness. which s. Within the reach ~
every mana cJntented mind coufers lt ou
nn.-lloracc.
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a good REMEDY and tLtFo is not aayfh 70
cu lie ua k-t that equals Lrtucl ltnsy
J regular mcutes These sab. els remove ri
obstruction. no matte What the cause
Manufactured by A. Augcndre. parls
France. and for sale onli by Parohsn
B'Acheu' Drag Co. Helsna, AonL, soi-
usentl Price e. Per box sent b. mai
teCufelY scu.od.
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Administrators SAILS Of Real Estate Belonging to
the Estate of Frederick W. Clark,

The double tenement white honse Nos. 1920
and 1922 Congress street. Portland, just be-
yond the Union station House and lot on
Portland street at junction with Congress street
Fine wood lot on Saco street. Westbrook. Large
lot adjoining Evergreen cemetery. Lot of land
near Clark's ice house, Cape Elizabeth. Apply
to J.. M. WEBB, Adm'r, 9S Exchange street,
Portland, June 20, 1894. ie26eod3w
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from trains and engines. rs to overhead
distractions, 247 to collisions, and 153 to de-
railments, the remainder being due to
causes not so clearly defined. An assign
ment of casualties to the opportunity offered
for accidents shows l employee to have been
killed for every 500 men employed, and l to
have been in jured for every 28 men
employed. The most dangerous service is
that of trainmen, and for these the statistics
show l employee to have been killed for
every lis trainmen, and l employee to have
been injured for every 10 engaged in this
service. A similar comparison shows pas
sehger to have been killed for each 1885, 1853
passengers carried, or for each Al, $751; 1855 pas
senger miles accomplished, and l passenger
injured for each 1885 passengers carried, or
for each 4,4O6,659 passenger miles accom-
plished.
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JEAN DRAWERS.

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legs. All sizes in stock from 80 to 48 waist.
Try our guaranteed Fast Black Hose $500
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We are agents for the Jaros Hygienic and
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WILD FLOWERS OF AMERICA.

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WEST sCARBoRo.

Milliken's'm have shut down for
two weeks for repairs. N
Carter Bros. are shipping their lum-
Der to Portland by rail.
The Esty Band will give sociable in
Good Templars' hall every week.
A large number of people have been
pic king wild straw berries for the past
week on the marsh.
The crops throughout the town are
looking finely, and fully one week earli-
er than last season.
The High school and all of the district
schools in Scarboro closed June 20, un-
til Septeln Der. The following were the
graduation exercises of the class of '94
at the town hail June 20, at p. m.
March of Graduates.
Organ Solo, Carrie E. Libby
Salutatory. with Grafton,
John A. Hunnewell
Recitation-The Second Trial,
Grace E. Cook
Essay-Oer the Alps lies Italy,
Rowena +. Blake
Duett, Misses Cummings and Berry
Declamation-Her She Goes and
Essay-The Nobility of Labor,
Notwithstanding Robert of Sicily,
u, Ruth E. Libby
Defamation The Battle of Ivry,
Valedictory and Essay-The Summit
Of Century, Ida M. Wentworth
Song Ship Love. n
Estelle Hubby
Comforting OF Diplomas.
Glass Song.
Chorus of Y Dung Ladies.
Benediction.
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MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by CORES.
pondents of the Press.
Brid@ton.


The Fourth was a very quiz day in
Bridgton.
A large number took advantage of the
low rates of fare by boat and rail to
visit and take part in the celebration at
Portland. Several families spent the
day at Ingalls, Grove. The Advent fists
society and friends enjoyed grove meet
ing and picnic near the Fares Mill The
day was fine and cool, a marked con-
trast TO the proceeding days of the week.
Quite number of summer visitors
have already arrived in town and Others
are expected soon.
Bass fishing in Highland Lake is .ex-
cellent; large strings of fish of good
size are being taken daily. ~
Fishermen are also having good luck
in Long Lake.
Haying is just begun; but there has
been no good weather except perhaps a
day or two AS yet.
Straw berries are very plenty, selling
as low as eight cents per quart at the
present time. Apples, are reported to
be falling from the trees SO much that
the crop is expected to be light. The
excessive heat of the last of June is said
to be the cause. Hay will be heavy
crop, especially clover, and on new land
generally. The Methodists had Sun
day school picnic at Glines's Grove Sat
urday, and strawberry festival and
supper at the vestry Tuesday evening.
Penn broke, Me-. or short vacation.
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SUMNER UNDERWEAR.

Our store is The place for you to pick up what
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We sell good serviceabls Balbriggan Shirt
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Fine French Isle Thread S1.75
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O'Clock in the forenoon, to act on any business
that may legally come before them.
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june3Od7t
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-16
ENGINEER SLOWED UP.
But the One on the Following Train
Did Not

But the One on the Following Train
Did Not.
NEW YoRk, Jan. l5-An accident Al the
Hackenssck bridge on the Delaware. Lack
avAnna d Western road, near Jersey City,
occurred this morning two passenger trains
oolliding with fatal results. The collision
was between the Dover and Orange express
trains and was caused by fog. Two ears
were telsscoped. Nine people we're killed
aud twenty five injured.
1he Dover express left Rossville at eight
a. m, followed four minutes later by the
regular Communication train. Approaching
the Hsckensack bridge the engineer OF the
express slowed up. the fog preventing him
from seeing the signals. lhe commuters
train following did uot slow up ana crashed
into the rear OF the express, completsly
Wfeckiug the last two cars. both full Of
passengers. who wee crushed SO death or
horribly mangled. The engineer of the
eommutation train IL missing and supposed
10 be among ths killed.
The dead are as follows; William FurRo
san, Summit; William Il. Adams. summit;
William Turner, Baskiuridge; Edward
kinsey. Barnardsvills; John Fish, summit;
Walter X. Purinton. short Hill; John M
himmer. Summit; 4. J. Ryan. hilbutn;
Edwin horell, summit.
Inc iDIufeu rs hh loloNhs DdNld hoU-
man. South Orange; Arthur Gardner. short
Hill. seriously; theodore +. White. Sum
NIT. will probably die; Christopher Arnold.
Newark, Harry :. COwen, BaskinndRe;
Edward n. Clark. BaskinridRe; George
Spence. Murray Hill; Fred furgeson.
summit will trobably die; ". j. RusunR.
Jr.. Newark; Charles II. Ainehei, summit:
Ernest Thsns Baskinridge; Carl Ii.
schultz. Jr.. Murray Hill. will piobsbly
die; n. W. Gastin Hawks; summit; Wash:
ington. short hih; Wm. Bosiefs. New
ark; W. Gray, West ummit. seriously;
katherine keenan,. Nav York; A. upper.
New iork; Miss Jessie Archer. New York;
Albert Aorell. summit; Il. \. Most. sum
init; V. .. SteAFns. Springfield; h. II.
Nicnols, Newark; l.. h. Young. Sammit; l..
Rollins. NeWArk; A. Powers. Lyons; Il. II.
A. Wintsrmute. New lo.k; Carl Linder.
Newark; A. w. Pierson. Newark; +. o.
Bennett. East ORANGE; Mm. Lehman. New
ark; ". ). Hauok, Newark; Albert CaEpsn-
ser hoseville; J. RubssaW, summiti Cnas.
Arnold. Newark.
William lyan, OF Milbu n, and J. Ben
wick are also reported among the killed.
but no one has been able 90 locate them In
jersey City. and railroad officials deny that
any Of them wee taken 20 Newark.
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Predicsment OF the Treasury De-
partment Owing to Republi-
can MismanagemenL
Gold Reserve Very Low and the
Receipts Falling Way Be-
low Expenses.
Congress Asked for Specific Authority "a
lssae Bonds-Oniy Way 10 Get
Ready Money.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE fOlloWina
letter was forwarded by Secretary Carlisle
to senator Voorhees, chairman OF the
finance COMMITTEES OF the senate;
TnFAsuRY DEPARTMENT.
OFFIcE or SECRETARY.
WAaHnGIos, Jan. -. 1894.
Hon. ID. W. Noofhees chairman OF the
committee Of finance United States senate.
Dear sir: In compliance with your verbal
request have the honor 10 submit for the
consideration OF the finance COMMITTEES OF
the senate statements showing the actual
condition Of the treasury on the 18th day
of the present month. and an estimate Of
receipts and expenditures during the re-
mainder OF this month and the month Of
February. 1t will be seen from this state
ment ahat there is urgent necessity for
such immediate action as will replenish the
coin Teservs and enable this department to
continue the payment of public expenses
and discharge tho obligations Of the gov
eminent TO pensioners and other lawful
creditors.
When my report was prepared IL was est-
mated that the expenses during the current
fiscal year would exceed the receipts 10 an
amount about $2s 900, 0O0 and asked con-
gress for authority to issue and sell bonds
or other forms of obligations 10 an amount
Lot exceeding $50 600 900. bearing a low
rate Of interest and having a reasonably
short time TO run. TO enable the secretary
of the treasury TO supply such deficiencies
as night occur in she revenues. The osti-
mate then made was based upon ths as
sumption that the worst effects Of our
financial disturbances had already been
reelizsd. and that there woulc be a sub
stantial incrssas In revenues for the re-
mainder of the year.
While II was not believed the deficiency
thea existing would bo sapIlied by in
creased revenues in the future, 10 was
hoped no additional deficiency would oc-
cur, bus receipts and expenditu es up to the
l2th Of the present month show that the
estimated deficiency Of SIS. 100000 at the
close of 1he year was much too low. The
actual receipts and expenditures duriag
each nth of the yenr, and the monthly
dehoieuces, have been as follows:
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HOT WINE IT LASTED.
The sorlmmaEs saturday between IN
Rebels and Loyalisfs.

The sorImmaEs Saturday between the
Rebels and LoyalIsts.
RIO Jan. 1.-THE engagement between
the rebel vessel GuanabsTa. supported by
the guns on Cobras island. Saturday. aud
the government positions alonRshore, was
very hot while Il lasted. The GasnAbara
had the best Of the hght runninR close In
shore aud making very effective use OF her
guns which caused the government foroas
to retire from their positions. leaving a
number OF dead and wounded behind.
Peixoto's officers. while the Guanabara was
within easy distance Of shore, suddenly
made an attack upOn her bT means Of a
number Of small boats filled with troops,
bat this movement was unsucoessful, a. the
Guanaba opsned such a deadly fire that
she easily beat of the boarding parties
killing a number Of soldiers who manned
the small craft.
Il is difficult TO get at the facts In
regard 60 the number of killed and
wounded. The rebels claim 81 least 100 Of
Peixoto's troops were killed or wounded
during the attack upon the GuanAbafa By
small boats, probably as many mere during
the rebel shit's attack a. on land batteries.
On the other hand government reports say
the losses we're trivial and the insurgsnt
feron OF the killed aud wounded gtsatly
exaggerated.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
Among Other Things, a mn RoiatinE 90
Legal Tender.

AmoRE Other Things, a mn Rotating 90
Legal Tender
WAsHEGroN. Jan. 15 Mr.. Mitchell. Of
Oregon. to-day introduced In the senate a
bill for the protection OF the fisheries OF
Alaaks. its object being 20 prevent the
destruction Of the salmon hsheriea
The D esidenrs message conveying the
Hawaiian correspondence sent 20 the house
Saturday was delivered 20 ths senate while
In eHseutivs session to-day. 10 WAS not
permitted 20 interfere with the considefa-
tion OF tho HorRbloweT confirmation.
Mr.. Lane. Of Illinois, introduces in the
house the following bill: That all con-
tracts for the payment OF any sum Of
money. whether in gold. silver or coin. may
BE- discharged by any money which is by
law a legal tender for the payment of
debts whom the contract natures"
Secretary Carlisle has disallOwed the
claim Of Miss Phoebe Cousins Of 5000 for
pay as secretary OF tho boAfd OF lady man
ayers at the Worlds fair. Miss Cousins
claimed she was wronRfully deposed from
ofiee aud submitted claim for the amount.
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ANOTHER COUNTRY SHORT
Germany Is Under the Necessity
Of Devising Means to Raise
Money
A Proposed Tax That Would Ruin
tho Tobacco Industry OF
the Country.
Adviees Prom ~. Petersburg Tell OF Rs-
nswsd Activity Against the Hihii-
fsts-Wuf Iispress studsnfA

BEnLM Jan. l5.In the reichsiag Dr.
miguel. minister Of finance. said the nocss-
sity 10 increase imperial revenue IL gener-
oily rocognizsd. Tbs reduction OF customs
revenus Amounted TO 100000 marks and
no practical counter proposals have been
made against the tobacco bill. II vas sug-
Restsd that the essential point was that the
imperial charges should not be shifted
upon tie shoulders Of indiviiual states. for,
IL was claimed. the empire must rather
give than BE- porpstually asking. Herr
Richter. In said bill. would simply mean
death 20 the tobacco industry. Altar fur
ther discussion the tobacco bill was re-
ferred 10 the stamp tax COMMITTEES. in spite
Of the opposition Of the radicals. south
Germans. peoples party and socialists.
The incident at the banquet Of the com
moreial cong sss on Friday last. whish
caused Miguel 10 leave the banquet hall in
anger. alter being criticised. has been set
tied by sstisfaotory explanation. which has
been IA inished Miguel By the president Of
the congress.
The association OF German iron workers
have elected Herr Krupp HONORARY mem
Dor. and passo unanimout reso utioni con
demning Commissioner Il 8uleauH's action
in Chicago as liable to hurt Gsrman indus-
try.
Advices received from ST. Petersburg say
ihe Fronch police have sent a comm unlea-
tion TO the Russian police stating thatA
number of revolutionary documents we're
seizsd By tho police Of different towns Of
Franos during the recent anarchist raids.
These documents are said TO compromis
number Of Russians a. 81. Peters
burg, and other parts OF Russis. As
result OF these communications
the Russian police a'e said to
have made a series Of domiciliary visits,
snd have arrested a number Of nihilists IL
is also said that many Russians of all
Glasses are now Swallowed By the police. and
documents found in France are believed 10
have pointed out q ulot involving attempts
upon the lives OF the imperial family on
New Years day, when exceptional prscau-
tions were taken 30 protect different mem
bera Of the imperial family.
Count Delianof, minister Of education.
10 taking vigorous steps TO prevent out
breaks upon the part Of the atudents The
minister will also pay particular attention
10 any outbreak which may occur in the
the schools Of -. Petersburg and other
large tOWns.