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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
MADE SEVERAL somss.
Emile Hsay Admits that No Mad Been In The
Business.

Paris, Feb. lG.-Emiie Henry, the An
archist who threw the bomb In the cafe Of
the hotel Terminus, was quts ioned ut
length todsy BY tho examining magistrate.
Henry admitted that he made the bomb
found several years ago in the Bsnque Dc
Ia Societe Generate. He added that be hsd
lust put together two bombs, besides the
one used BY him, Monday evening, but
denied that he knew where they were.
After examination Henry wss taken BE-
fore another judge, who 10 dealing with the
evidence concerning the explosion at the
police station In Isue dee Bonsenfants. .
year ago last November. He was con-
ffon.ed with Paul Bernard. Each had been
told that the other bad confessed and ,
siolent scene followed their meeting.
nAn Anarchist suspected Of destroying
papers 10 Hensy's room, between the latssr's
arrest and the police search, was arrested
this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
uswfouxoLaxp lEslsL.Iuss.
cevernsr O'Beisn is csaeuaced ia Assembly
Alter Ms Opening Spsech.

ST.. Jonxs, N. F., Feb. 1G.-The New
fouudland Legislature opened today. Gov
ernor O'Brien in 4 speech congratulated
the Houses upon the general prosperity OF
the country and that the general depression
had not affected Newfoundland, there hav-
ing been no busine IS failures. Tariff re-
vision will be considered At this session,
with I view 70 liahten the burdens Of the
lower classes. The French treaties ques-
ton has sgsin demanded attention, - the
British government wanted the matter Set
tied. The BoI d Blaine convention in the
L. tied States was not mentioned in the
speech.
In considering the speech 10 the Assem-
bly, later, Mr.. Murphy, the governments
supporter, created scene BY denouncing
the Gt vernon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
Asoos1oox CONDENSED MILK CO.
Director Kssting at WAtsrvllIs-Anaifs oi
Company leeklns Well.

WArERymLE, Feb. iG.-(SpeciaD. =
There was meeting of the directors OF the
Aroostook Condensed Milk Company in
this city today. On account Of the bad
travelling there was not large attendance
The various plans of the workir
of the new company were discussed
- we'll a. many other matters Of impor-
tance TO the company. IL now looks as
though the greater portion Of the stock Of
the new company would be taken by the
holders of the old stock ard already $500
shares have been taken. The product o.
the factories now meets with ready sale,
and the directors are confident that the
business il now established on . psyins
basis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
PECkHAM REJECTED,
Senate Again Kills Groyer's
Man--32 to ii. D
Dan Lamont Was Real President ia,
Cleveland's First Term. .v,
David 3. Hili New Seems b Rule Tho rem9-
cratic Reest.
2. Z. uoOlG Insurance. Agency:
Orr. Coxy H0uss. ArcrsrAs ~. Il,
arGave Nensy when Tea Zfass1ss

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-The Senate
went into executive session and took mp
the Peckham nomination. reckhsm was
defeated, SO to Al. The Senate remained
In executive session till Ill; +. n. and I'D
journed till Monday. 3
During the discussion this Afternoons on.
the peckham case Mr.. Villas occupied q
great deal Of time In reading numerous let-l
ters and other documents relating to the
chaTges said to have been made agsinAtI
Mr.. Peckham, accompanying the reading
with comments of his own upon tho
contents. Mr.. Vilas entered into vsiy.
elaborate discussion Of the CONSTITUTIONAL
question Of the rights of the executive and
legislative branches, and started that there
vas no precedent for the attempt Of the
Senate to defeat the combinations of any
nominee, after the manner yet In the two
appointments to the supreme bench Of the
United States.
At o'clock Mr.. Villas finished his
speech, and Mr.. Mitchell spoke briefly in
advocacy Of the confirmation. Mr.. George,
Of the committee, favored the copilrmasion.
Mr.. George was one of the anti Hornblower
men, both ia the committee and on the
floor. ftH'
Mr.. Whits and Mr.. Hawlcy spoke briefly
against the confirmation. The nomination
waa rejected, Al to 32. - follows:
For confirmation - smocrats-Bate,
Blackburn, Brics. Butler, Caffsry. Fauik-
ner, George, Gray. Harris, Hunton, Lind-
saw, McPherson, Martin, Mills. Mitchelltof
Wisconsin, Palmer, Pasco. Ransom, Roseh, !,
Tufpie. Villas, VOORHEES,, White OF Loulii-
ana. Republicans-Dixop, Hale, Mitcheil
Of Oregon. Psttigrew, PLAT. Proctor,
Squire, Stockbridse. Popullst- Kyle. s
Against confirmation ublicsns--l.Al-'
drich, Allison, Cameron. Carey, Chandler.
C1llom, Davis, Dolphs Esysi GallinGse, J!
Hansbrougb, Hswlst, Higgins. Hoat,
Manderson, Morrill,, Perkins, Power,
Shoup, Stewart, Teller. Wathburp, Will
con. Democrats-Befry, Call, Cockrell,
Coke, Daniel, Gibson. German, Irby.
Jones Of Alabama, McLaufin. Murphy,
Hill, Pueh, Vest. White OF California.
Populist-Allen, PETER.
Pairs--McMillin for, Vance against;
Morgan for, Quay sgsinst; Smith for, Du-
hois against; Gordon for, Wolcott against;
Camden for, Jones Of Nevada against.
Mr.. Colquitt and Mr.. Sherman, both
favorable to the confirmation, were absent
and not paired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
KexnEsec 7. ?. s. c. E.
the mi.Annuai Convention Of The Societies
Keid at Gardner.

GARDINER, Feb. l6.-- Special. To-day
the semi-arnual county convention OF the
Fps. G. +. was held in the Consrs ga
tional church, President Frank w. Padel-
ford in the chair. In consideration Of the
severe storm the attendance was large.
The following committee wer" appointed I;
Nominating commi tee. Rev. J. M.
Wyman and Mr.. Perkins of Augusta
and Rev. j. II. Cochrane Of Hal
lowell, committee on revolutions; J. II
Townsend Of Augusta, Fred Bryant OF
Waterville and Rev. Mr.. Stru,hers Of
South Gardiner. 1t was voted to invite
the Richmond society to join the union.
In the opening parliament. which was
something new for the union, the following
papers we're read: Missionary Work, y
Rev. J. II. Coclrana; Lookout Commit
tee Work" Rev. Mr.. Struthers; "Pray er
Meeting Work." Rev. Mr.. Wyman. Mist
Alice Bray Of Waterville was elected re-
cording secretary. The next convention
will be held June 1. The executive COM
miitee will decide upon the place where 1t
viii, be held.
The following programme was observed ;
2.45 A. NJ. Devotional service.
800 Address of elcome,
Rev. A I. Rngoli, Gardiner
Response. IIcsiden'
80 Busine ss-Socety reports
$50 Pepper, &C. r. aad Its Home Mission" !"
Mies Helen T. Wilder. Augusta
] etter from an absent member.
3.f5 Open par lament on work Of officer
and committees.
Mr.. j. II. Townsend Pres. State Union
AS Address, Ethics In Geography"
of. A. w. Anthony. Bates College
GOO COLLATION..
73O +. NJ. Address.
Rev. T. s. Sampson, Portland
Conservation ser ice, President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
SAVE the keAasAaee.
Ihs Historic Old Craft Is wsriAy ei ne ESst,
at least.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lG.--The Merritt
wrecking Company of New York has made
proposition to the navy department to
save the wreck Of the old corvette k.ar-
sarge, now lying ON Roncador reef. The
terms are said to be reasonable, and the
matter will be held in abeyancs BY the de-
partment until the arrival Of Admiral Stan
ton and officers and crew of the Keafsargs
q New York on the 2lst.
Admiral Stanton informed the depart
meat, prior to sailing from Colon, that
there was little chance of saving the wreck
and this opinion was adopted by naval Off.
cials. who thick the effort to save the old
craft will coat more than the result 10 worth,
except from sentimental standpoint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
IN the HOUSE.
Bland Finds that Ne caA'l Shut on Dtbale
lust when Ne pleases.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lc.-In the House.
Chairman Cummings, Of the naval COM
mittee, reported back Boutelie's resolution
calling upon the secretary Of the navy for
the instructions and orders issued to naval
officers At Honolulu. to obey Commissioner
Blount and the authority for Issuing them.
The resolution called for the orders issued
since March 1, 1893; but the committee
amended it to call for all orders issued
since March 4, 1899. After brief state
ment from Boutelle of the necessity and
delirabiliiy Of attempting resolution. il
agreed to.
Blair introduced 4 bill appropriating
$50, 900 for the rescue Of the armament Of
the steamer Kearsarge, wrecked recently
on Roncador reef, Caribbean Sea.
( Bland moved to close the general debate
on the sejgniorsge bill At 5 =. NJ. today,
but no quorum voted. A call Of the House
was ord. red and a second vote taken; NO
quorum. A call of the House was again
ordered. Two hundred and fifty six men,
bers responded to their names, and on mo
tion Of Bland proceedings under the call
we're suspended, and third time, at 2. 10
P. NJ, the roll was called for . vote on
the motion to close debate ct o'clock on
the seigniorage bill. The third attempt to
rally quorum was . failure; yeas lG0,
nays l.
A call was again entered upon at 2.40.
two and half hours having been spent in
vain. The presence of . quorum was dis
closed by the cali. The fourth call OF the
yeas and nays on BANDS motion resulted: !:
yeas, l63; nays, 2. No quorum having
voted the customary motion to call the
House was made by Bland. Pending that,
Coombs (Dem.) Of New York, moved to
adjourn lost. A call of the House was
ordered yeas, 1903; nays, l.. On the COM
pletion Of the call Bland moved to adjourn.
Replying to question BY Martin (Dem.)
Of Indiana, the Speaker pro tenn, Dockery.
said the motion, il carried, would do away
~ith the night session for the confederation
Of pension bills. A viva voce vote was ap-
parently in the affirmative on the motion.
and before the announcement Bland said
he would withdraw it,not caring to leopard
ize the holding Of night session.
Reed and others exclaimed, lit 10 too
late" HE can't do it."
Bland-Very we'll, then; II the gentle
men object. I will Insist upon the motion.
The vote resulted Ia . tie, 81 on each
side. Tracey atked unanimous consent
that the House take recess until 8. This
was agreed to and the House took . recees.
At the evening session, Mr.. Martin,
chairman Of the committee on invalid PEN
sions. moved that the House resolve itself
iLto committee of the whole to consider
pention bills. The vote resulted: yeas,
A; nays 4. No quorum was present and
the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17

New YORK, Feb. 16.-R. G. Dunn 6
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade says: Fafl-
ures for the week were 1928 in the United
States, against l97 last year. Several were
Of some magnitude, but the aggregate ha-
bilities were apparently below The weekly
average for January. For the week ending
Feb. 8, the liabilities reported were e.
079, ,657. With nearly complete returns for
January, the aggregate liabilities ia 2080
failures were CSC, ,966 ,497, Of which e1l.-
63i ,305 were manufacturing and elS, ,l93. :
476 trafiu0 coucerns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
Railroad and Steamboats,.
rlInE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
lrrargenent q Trains b Eject Nsv.
xUth, 1898.


GOING WEST-s3o A: \. for Lewiston. Farm.
isstor. Rockiand, Portland, Boston and Montreal /;
"a to 4. n. for Brunswick, Lewiston, FaYmingfor
Hookisnd, Portland and Boeton c0nnecting TO,
Whitc Mountain pointe and Qsebec; 5.l0 u.
foe Brunswick, Bath. Portland, Boston, 100 r.
II. (nieht Pullmsnl every night for Lewiston.
Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EADT-fEo A. II. might expfess) 70.
ncVhs9an, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Hafb0s. 81
stephen. 81. John and Aroortock oosnty
s.HA. H.for Watefville, ,6kowhegaA, Bangor 3.E
- r. for Waterville oakland. North Anson, Bine
~. Skowhegan, Belfast, Dover. Foxcroft. Bar
scs. q. Stephen, 81. John and s AsScs
ss s's.t sS o.. ,S9 rou sad Rae
IL Wight Pullman Train going East 1t i.so A
n. roinx West at 11.0o r. H.. runs ever
siShf. sunday Included. connecting for and from
irvistop, but mot 10 Skowhegan ON Monda,
morpi,xs, Or 70 Belfast, Dexter. or beyone
Bangor Sunday mornirgs:
Ths day trains going West st 1910 4. H.: ane
East .. s42 Z. ~ run oa''y Supasy ,ncucsa' @ St e
JOhn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
MAKE GOOD YOUR LOSSES
GIN PARTY
On DefauIted Mortgages.

n you wieh to collect or sell defaulted bonds o.
moftgages ON properties in Colorado, Illinois
North aud South Dakota, Oregon, and Washing
ton. or on properties negotiated through LON
bard. Equitable, Showalter, Jarvis Conklin, ana
other Mortgage and Trust Companies In any o.
the States or Territories, you can do 30 ready oS
communicating with our Office.
Having facilities for scrv ng your intefests
can do 90 economically and faithfully.
uspaid and present Taxes should rs.
celvs prompt attention. amd excessive
TAXATION should be reduced. To these mat
tsrs we pay Immediate after tton. not only enect
ing s-v,ng. but preventing the total loss OF prop
efty. Delay In thcse matters frequently tnlur
titles. and We would advise you 10 awe them
your immediate attention BY communicating
with VA at e. Having had fifteen yenrs suc
ceseful practice, and being well acqusinted viii
your interests to your profit and satisfaction.
VIM. n. Titus, Attorney at Law.
- Washington ST., Boston, Aass'
octs6 dAw6m
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The Passie Solved.

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled and
bafiied TIE medical profession more than
nssal catarrh. While not Immediately n
tai il 10 among the most nauseous ami dis
gushing Ills the nesh 10 heir 70, and the
records show very few or no cases Of sadi-
cal cure Of chrome catarrh by any Of the
many modes Of treatment until the intro
duction Of Ely's Cream Balm few years
aso. The success Of this preparation baA
been most gratifying ard surprising. No
drusgist u without il. febeod&w2wksa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
Fort Constitution Lodge. knights Of Pylhias.
Instituted at kittsiy.

PoRrLMourH, n. H., Feb. 16.-F0t
Constitution Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
was instituted at Kittery t,night by th'
grand lodge officers Of Maine. The ne~
lodge starts with charter membership Of
.ixty persons. Delegations were present
from many lodges in the Jurisdiction Of
Maine, and Damon Lodge of this city, and
Wentworth Lodge Of New Castle. The
new lodge sta.ts with f4ttering fl prospects,
and is composed of the representative
young men of the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
BOLD AND DESPERATE
Are Rhode Island Democrats Over the
Political Situation.
NV flaaaiaS i,s frsaidsat 10 aeasss eev,
Drswa and Appoint Baker.

PRoyIDxScE, X. L.. Feb. l6.-Bosh
Houses today adjourned to Monday. A
Democratic caucus wss held TO consider
the political situation. Plans were sug-
gested and referred to the advisory commit
tee to ask Attorney. Gen.rA Olney II the
national Congress could act in regard to the
present situation in this state. and If his re-
ply is In the affirmative, to ask Congress
for the appointment Of . committee to In.
vestigate the situation and set. The logical
result of en- b course would be the re-
moval Of Governor Brown BY President
Cleveland and the appointment of David s.
Baker, the Democratic candidate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
r,ae At PRINCETON.
s. Mercer 3 Sens Steam NH q Yates Peiai
cssireysd-Ne lasusnacs.

CALAIS, Feb. l6.-The new steam mill
IF. Mercer & Son Of Princeton. built last
fall At Yates Point, 6ve miles above Prince
,on, and equipped with the latest machinery
or tie manufacture Of short lumber, was
,urred last night. The ire probably
.,ueht from apars from stove in the
ling room, under the mill. The engine
ouse was saved. Loss. several thousand
ollsrp. Eo insurance.
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FRANK sYRMe Dead.
uss Aeessed q Hssiss 1ssa coaasclsd WIll
pAeealx Park Murder.

PRovIpEKcE, r. l., Feb. l6.-Frank
Byrns. secsetary fthe Irish National Lend
League under ParnelI, who wss arrested in
France for complicity in The Phoenix park
murders. died ct tbe Rhode Island hospital
today. Byrne had resided in this city for
thepast -four years. he suffered from
sheumatism for IL past ak months. His
wite and thEee childrsn ass living here.
HI wiz \ ! hslp3sss pasalytie.
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The childish prastle is hushed, the happy
haunts Of bsby's toddling feet are deserted.
the funeral bells toll their farewell dirge,
home il desolate. Had the young mother
not been indifferent to the warning Of that
little cough, when she rocked the baby to
sleep; but had siven il one or two drops Of
DR.. Bult's Cough Syrup. the relentless
Group would mot have appeared, and then
bitter teaxs would NOT now be shed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17
pa.sss y ~ uIas Il pi.isasil, nass.

PursFrKLD, Mass. Feb. lG.-A high
wind Of almost hurricane velocity prevailed
here today, drifEing the light snov which
fel! yesterday, h bad shape. The large
wafer tower and tank at Wit D. walkers
summer residences, near Onots lake, was
blown down BY ths eals. i contained H.
600 esllons Of wateS and was cumpl<toly
much minoR damses asd nade Is dtMeak
to ksep ~ stsset ear Isnaing.
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DEEP IN SNOW.
Calais Shut Off from the Rest
Of the World.
Abner D. Thorre Indicted by Oxford
Grand Jury for Murder.
Fire q Psinceion and Auburn
Horse Raiirsad Changes Hands.

CALAIS, Feb. 16.-A foot Of snow fell
Yesterday and the heavy gale piled it in
huge drifts. We have had no mails since
Thursday noon. The country roads are
blocked in all directions.
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acooMMoDATIoM TRAINS.

run iaiIy, Sundays included. z run Sundays only
Through tickets to California nd all pcint'
south and West may be had OF =. H. waiksi
Ticket agent, Augusta. the only once August
ssllins Via all routes and checking oaggag'
free Of expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER. Vice PREF. Z GenI Fgr
F.E. BooTHBY. Gen'l Pass. 4 Ticket Ag't.
Portland, Nov 10th, 1902.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. lG Pensions nave
been granted to the following residents Of
Maine:
Original, LoreEzo d. Skillings, Biidc-
ford, York.
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caliass Discusses psIs's lssiss.

WAsHIxGrox, Feb. lG AT today's cabi-
net meeting the Hawaiian situafion vas de
cusse !. uish particular referencc = ~ IT.
|ter u Presitenf Dole q Miniseee WIN.
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BosToS. Feb. 1G.-Fof New England
Saturday, fair; warmer; southwest winds.
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FAIR AND MARINER,

WAsHrxcros, Feb. l6.-For Maine !:
Fair; eighty warmer, westerly winds.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-25
Produce and Merchandise.

New YORK, July 24.-Flour dull.
weak, freely offered; winter wheat, low
grades, 1.65@2.50; fair to fancy, $500
$50; patents, 2.75@3.20; Minnesota
clear, 2.25@2.65; patents 3.4O@4. 90;
low extras, 1.S5@2.5O Southern flour
dull, weak; common to fair extra, 2.1C
$500; good to choice do, 5000 3. so.
Wheat dull, &c up with options, closing
irregular; No. store and elevator, 81 u
@55, afioat 554; options fairly active
and Irregular; September and Decem ber
sold at sic below previous record, clos
ing firm at 40 over yesterday: July,
Corn dull, higher, firm; No. 2, 400
49H elevator. 49h@5o1 ahoat; op-
tions fairly active and H@l higher,
closing firm; July. 6ST; August, 40;
September. 4S%. Oats dull. lower; OPP
tions easier; July, 80; August, 32%;
September, 321s; spot No. 2, 4O@49;
No. white, 41;mixed Western, 4O@43;
white do, 39@53. Hay steady, good
demand shipping. 5O@55; good to
choice, $4,000. Wool steady, fair in.
quiry; domestic fleece. 1909; pulled,
1904. Beef dull, steady; family, 1900
Ia; extra mess, 8 OO@S.5o beef hams
dull, 81; tierced beef steady. dull; city
extra India mess, 17@1S. Cut meats
quiet, easier; picked bellies, 7}5;
shoulders, n; hams, liz @11M; mid
dies nominal.
Lard dull, steady; Western steam,
7.20 city, 6$i; July, 725 nominal; Sep
TENDER. 725 nominal; refined easier;
continent, $50; South America, 7.75;
compound, 6@6A. Pork dull, steady;
mess, l4@14.25; extra prime, $4,000
1880: Butter, fancy firm, good de-.
mand, State dairy, 14N@1S; creamery,
1871 Obs, Western dairy, 1Ok@15;
creamery, 1919; Elgins. 10. Cotton.
seed Oil quiet, steady; crude, 30; yellow,
80. Petroleum dull, steady. Rosn quiet,
steady; strained, common to good, .27k
M1.32N. Turpentine dull, steady, GOA
2935. Rice fair demand. firm; domestic,
fair to extra, 3sS@5A; Japan, 5000
Molasses, foreign nominal; Now Or.
leans, open kettle, good to choice, 27@
81, steady, dull. Peanuts steady, quiet.
Cotfee options steady, unchanged to 10
points down; July, ID 9O@15.OO; Septem.
Der, 13.55@13.6 60; Decem Der, 10 60; May,
1910; spot Rio dull, easier; No Z, 1Gc.
Sugar, raw dull. weak: fair refining,
11-16; refined dull, unchanged; stand
ard A, 4 5-16@4M; cut loaf, 51s@5 SIG;
crushed. 5M@5 SIG; Rranulated, SIS
@48. Freights to Liverpool quiet,
steady; cotton, 5.64 pence; grain, TX
pence.