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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-24
HAS BRAN CONFESSED ?
Halifax Man Says Boston Court Official Sc
Stated 10 Him.

Halifax. n $ March 93.-t'rcder.e@
Parsons. !ivcry stable llcrrer. makes ILL.,
important statement Coac @rlnG The Brtaf
case and furthc" than thaJ h. has pm, II
in writing and II VIII hc forwarded 10 ti-e
authorities in Boston.
The Associated Pres correspond il
"a He'd at he res dence Of Parsons aAt
had a chat with him. He alleges ina.
while Pierce Cross. writer Of ne nit"'d
States district court. was In fldii1a%. ne
fPareonS} was engaged - do ms GE!Nlu%-
Whit" in conversation with fdfS ms t2'
Boston court official impaired tn hIm sol"
vcrs- imp0rtant information. " mon Was IT.
effect that Bran had confessed to Nm
Gross, that he had committed the muf-
dcrs on the Herbert tuieH. ana tAtt r.
was sorry for it.
He made a statement 10 Cross IN cora
tirnce and this WAS the reason ne iati@'
did not make ii public o. gave VI III eF.-
dcnce at the trial.
Parsons was asked by The AsSfriatc
Pres, why he had kept quiet. lie rCpir'
that he did not wish 20 Interfere, mt nav
ing given the matter serious cpnSfoefa-
lion he concluded to max" the mitl"F
pllilic and is ready tn testify to the StHl'-
lncnt made by Cross at the next tf!"i
Bran. ,,
Parsons intinatcs that he intended
s.,r1 Il written statement bearing on ~
conversation which he had Win the Ho%
ION official to the district attorney; WI
is 10 conduct the ease against tfah}
Parsons has expressed Willingness"
90 10 Boston and expects 10 retHlfH non
fic.l ion tend.
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HOME At LAST.
Continued from page ID

r. g Infantry formerly military pro-
faseor a. the University of Maine. has
heen ordered 70 san Francisco, where
ba vim r.nort for duty with troops pre-.
naripu for philippine service. On ar
rix,i,o. at Manila Lieut.. Royden viii
,oin his re,.,ment.
nv, ,,.alas Noise, which
,,.;,, .., 49,, Son Francisco in q da,
ror Mari,a will take 10 men I'M
dor command Of Lieut.. Alfred Aloe II
the 18Th Infantry. Until further notice
ro mara recruits will be accepted fol
rerinlents now in the Philippines as
their membership is now up to the
maxim,,m
,., -,,,,.,,oie, v,tali military al.
80, 49, I..,t,,,,senhaasv at Wash
.,,.,i,,nd ~ Sam Francisco
'ps' 'o''' l''. 49,, ,ni,tnntnns yher. v,
20 .'',, '"ust " thn military onaratjons n,
49, ,,,,iit,.,, rnnrasentatlve of the Ital-
,a,, nnyer,mpnt He has been assign
ed comfortable quarters on the trans
nort CITY of Pueblo. which is 10 con
yev part of the 9th Infantry to Ma
Mia
49,, ,...,,.et,,,. iowa win at onca he
- 49, me- Irninn iran works at San
,o.I;'' ,,.,,.r ..,e win remain about
,,.n1ft.., n-htla h.inp repaired II !,
h',t,.,'., an NO ,atuboa ami her cvIIa-
,D.'' .>,.a,,,,,Iad II IL ,,naerstoad tl,si
~ ,,.,II tber 90 to Fort Orchard to be
,''.,.,i IA he,. hi,go soels NM an ur,,.
,,,',.',.,,.,, "a Going ia Manila 10 relic,
-. ,,r.,cn,,, ,yi,icb n,av come home IL
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A wReTcHED MAN.
Joe Foss Anything But Happy How Much
Does Mrs. Miles Know?

Ellsworth Jail has never held more
wretched prisoner than Joe Fogg, says
the Bangor News. Racked with the
fear of being sent to State prison for
life in punishment for his part in the
matter, standing between two fires and
hesitating which way to turn for safe
ty, pallid, unkempt and with the stare
of insanity gradually succeeding the
vacant look in his eyes. he presents a
pitiable spectacle. well calculated 10
move the hardest heart to compass
sion.
Sheriff Hooper is impressed, as is
nearly everyone else, with the beilet
that the Widow Miles. at whose house
the murdered Widow Ware lived, could
throw a good deal of light upon TINS
dark mystery, and that she would be 4
most valuable witness for the state
She is now. or lately was, in Boston,
not having taken the trouble to come
to Bucksport with the body OF heT
daughter which was sent home few
days ago Sheriff Hooper salh'
Wednesday. that Mrs. Miles would be
at the trial-if not willingly as a wit
ness, then unwillingly as "A prisoner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-24
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
Only 1857 Measures Become Laws Out OF
1858 Bills Introduced

Washington, March 23.-Mr. Is, :.
Plat. enrolling clerk OF the Senate,
has prepared statement giving IN
figures the results of the work of the
last Congress. The statement shows
that 1151 bills and joint resolutions be
came laws out Of a total of lH415 intro
duCed in both houses. OF the meas
ures Introduced 1260S We're presented
in the House and $3.50 in the Senate,
OF those which became laws 942 origi-
mated in the House and 5l5 in the Sen
ate.
There were only two direct Vetoes
during the Congress. one Of these APP
plying to a Senate bill. and the othei
to House measure. There were iii
addition to these, four docket Netoes
bills which failed to become laws be
cause they were not approved by tn,
President.
The record shows that the Senate
nassed ll73 of its own bills and thai
the House acted favorab bly, upon only
5l7 or fewer than half of them. while
of the 1851 House bills passed by tn
House the Senate acted faVorably up
On 9t6. A larger number of bills Wert
introduced than in any previous Con-
GrpSS.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

COLUMBIA FAL.LS-Selectmen +. l.
Alien. q. ". buchanan. A. w. Tabbut
to,vft clerk thas f. Wilson; school SUI
pervlsor T.. F. \llen. Money appropri-
attd: schools $5tn: highways, $500: sup
port Of poor. $3.50: interest. 500. higl
school. SIS. officers fees. A23; sinkins
Fuaa 500.
k3Nt4SBl-RY PI.-Selectmen, George S
Carts. q. G; Robinson. 7. c. Ames: towr
cloiE. g. G. Robinson. school committee
t!Asfv A. Whittier. Money appropriated
: Ao3ls. 500: highways. 800.
MADRID Selectmen. b. c. Powers +
A. { nlcl5 j. w. Voter, town clerk. Reu
aeg Sargent: school committee, Mis-:
.,.aae l.. Durham. Money appropriated
.,lso,e $3.50; highways. $1,000: support ot
,..,,, x.n0: other purposes, 500.
pMRRY-Selectmen II, f. hubbard
y liam j. Johnson, William Fl. Lincoln
w.. e!el K; Frederic Brown school com
aztec. g. p Kicker. Money appropri
e. schools. Si56; highways, $3.50: sup
iis.l Of r0oT S550: other purposes, 1853.
! i. j.. sTEiEI.D PL.-Selectmen, Cyru:
a>e. J. Frank Taylor. Jas NJ. Jellison
.os,i commissioner. John Adams: tow
SID, J. Frank Taylor. school supervisor
'rllc Allpn. Money appropriated
5 mis-. Wila; the law requires; high
49,. si9o; other purposes, sos.
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The Pope Is Very Feeble.

London. March 2f.-Aecording to the
Rome correspondent of the Daily cron-
icle. DR.. I.apponi, the Pope's physician,
has for two days been suffering from
an attack of bronchitis and will not re-
sumo his attendance upon the Pope I'M
til he has fully recovered. The CORE
spondent further says that the Pope
ignores the doctors prescriptions and
follows his usual occupations, though
he is so feeble that it IS doubtful If he
will be able to hold the next consis-
tory. The question % conclaNe is the
subject of much SECRET negotiation.
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Perry EeImonps Reply 10 Sen ,ior Teller.

New York. March a3.-'rhe Hon Per-
~ Belmont, president Of the Demo-
cratic Club, was shown at an inter-
view. tonight, in wifich Senator Teller
of Colorado was quoted as saying The
members Of the Democratic club are
Republicans masqueradine under Dem
ocratic cotors. Mr.. Belmont in reply
issued the following written statement:
Senator Teller Is the leader OF the
Silver Republicans the allies or Mf.
Bryan; upholdng with him the chi
cago platform: and naturally uniting
with him in his purpose 10 create dis
cord and division in the ranks Of the
Democratic party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-24

I ,;,,l L~a,,t., WAC
OF the inquiry lhai Ao'iiii a. -, -.
sent to Apia. 1t is not understood tnAt
hin investigation is compiet2 but at the
- ,,rJ. hn has felt
polnt where ne ,,,,,;,,,,,
obliged to sustain lhe 'oi'e'"
ranched bv the United states consul,
J,,ha, osnnrnn and The Justice him.
l4othef osboiite' LIN 'i'N
self
II also appears that these conclusions
are in exact accord with those feacned
bv HE Finish naval commander, Chps
Siurde of the Porpoise, who was at Apia
during the outbreak, and of MI MaNse
The British consul at Apla, who was also
a participant. Thus there is an array OF
four witnesses combined in men 'esil-
mony, while opposed TO them Is the Ger
man consul DR.. Rose
Germany is disposed 10 stand iiFlhl3 ~
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THE SAMOAN SITUATION.
Germany Wants Chambers Removed Berlin
Treaty May Be Repudatcd.

Washington. March 23.-The German
Ambassadors. DR.. Won Holleben. called
at the state department. today, to fur
ther confer with the officials concern
ing the Samoan situation. The Berlin
authorities have communicated very
freely on the subject within the last
few days and. as a result of extended
dispatches from the foreign office. the
ambassador has presented long note
covering the latest phases of the case.
It is understood that the German adj
vices confirm the arrival of Admiral
kautE and the convoking by him Of 4
meeting Of all the officials on the 18th
inst. but they do not show what re-
suited from the meeting The German
view is evidently one of apprehension
least serious results may grow out of
the meeting. in which event the Ger
man view is that the responsibilities
| should be borne by those bringing
| about the meeting.
| Further than this. questions are arts
ing as to the extent of authority of the
| British and American cons"ls acting
| to gether. to do anything without the
concurrence of Consul Rose OF Ger
many The German LEV evidently
holds that the Berlin treaty requre@
| tho three coasuls to unanimously act
/ Another question is as to the right OF
Il naval commander to take any p0lti-
cal action The Berlin treaty III tn
viaw. Would rest, let the rights Of naVa
commanders Nltlin very narrow lini 5
leaving them simifly TO eX cute M Ii
the THREE consGls by una1iMoUG tIe,
mnrt determine uu0r.
In viaW Of The "Iesti3Us iHvolVed
news of Admiral Kaatz action fonoM
ing The meeting Of the lith inst. f
awaited with much interest ard rol
little concern.
Admiral kaut1 has s"stain,d fuil'
the action Of the chief justice Of samoa
: so far as his Investigation has %
\ Ever since the .irst news Ct the smert
! At Aria, last January. tie Gapa.tnaep
of state. tie German ard British 90
ernmerts have been :,aaarat,l l,3r
sunS Investigations into tte mst!.
!anG il was il pursuance Of o>.. branrl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-24
The OLD WAY
OF Trailing spepsia ana Indit es,io, r..
Dieting Dangerous and Ustess
One.

We say the old way, but really :. :.
very common one at present ti,,a
ana many dyspeptics and physician. ~.
well consider the first step to tale H.
attempting TO cure Indigestion is -
oiet, either by selecting Certain fooas
and rejecting others. or to greatly a,
minish the quantity usually taken q,
other words. the starvation plan 10 w..
many supposed TO be the first essential
'Fhe almost certain failure of the
starvation cure for dyspepsia has been
proven time and again, but still the
moment dyspepsia makes its appearance
course Of dieting is a once advised
All this is radically wrong. ri.
Foolish and unscientiic to recommend
lietIag or starvation to a man sufYer.
ing from dyspepsia. because indlees.
ton Itself starves every organ ana
every nerve and every fibre in tho
body.
what the dyspeptic wants is album
dart nutrition, which means plentv NJ
good wholesome, well cooked food and
something to assist the weak stomach
to digest it. This is exactly the mr.
pose for which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets are adapted and this is the method
~ which they cure The worst cases nf
dyspepsia. in other words the patient
Gets plenty Of wholesome food and
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets digest il
for him. In this way the system is
nourished and the overworked stomach
rested. because the tablets will di-
gest the food whether the stomach
works or NOT. One Of these tablets viii
digest 1000 grains Of meat or eggs.
your drugslss win tell you that
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the pur-
est and safest remedy for stomach
troubles and every trialma one more
friend for this excellent preparation.
Sold at 20 cents, for full sized packages
at all drug stores.
A little book on stomach diseases
mailed free by addressing F. A. Stuart
Co.. Marshall Mich.
marco. 22and24.
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TOD SLOAN DIVIDES Purse.
Makes GaiIan. Race on Lord William Beres-
ford's Colt Grodno.

London, March GA. the FIRST da5
RACING Of the Liverpool Spring mccttr-
-oslay Lord VIM. Beresfor,i's A-ye'!--'.d
chestnut colt Grodnc. h. Gamin out ..
Georgian. ridden by Tod Sloan. an" Lor
Derby 5-ycar-old chestnut geldins re :
fallen. by Ocean Wave. OUT Of Deiore'
ram "A dead heat for. the Liverpool snrl"''
up and divided the stakes. MI Fair
i-scar-old bay colt Chubo. by t,hildinS.o9
out OF Stackiock. was third. Nine hors :
started.
Th. race for the Spring cup was orc -
he most interesting events at AlhItt =
\ long time past Tod" Sloan. on Grni
no. ana sam l.oates. on Crcstfallen, bo
rodc splcndiGiy. Leates brought Cfes
fallen up at the last stride. Grodnn dl
not get away well but led to the iiiS
turn when the colt was headed by thub
At The milo post Grodno resumed IL,
lead. h}i at the distance was again il
front tsrodno however. again pushed
the front and then Crestfaiicn Sprah
forward and = most exciting nnlSh va
he result. chuhb being only 4 shoF. hfa
behind The dcad-heaterS.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The President Of the French Chamber
of Deputies. NJ best hanoi. denies the re-
port that he Is 10 marry wealthy Amer
lean.
4 dispatch from Nice announces the ar
rival there of the Marquis If Sallsbary
who left London. Wednesday, TOR the HI
Viera.
A Chicago financial bureau SAYS that
the baking powuer ;ruSt has been cam-
pietrd and tnat the S2p~s'."hi capital ~toek
was subscribed twice over
Harry H. Hammond Ne a-eailaH, 1f
John T. ShANne. the Chicago state street
furrcr, has been released ou SaiH@ bonus
The physicians state mat unless blopd
poisoning SETS IN Snayue's chances Of fs--
coYcrE are good.
Thu comptroller of me currency mas lu-
theriZci A q. Whitm"re rer'!Fer ~ ihe
| Dover. : H.. National RauK, W. pay a.
divdtnd of Sla "a snare I'D h. siockholi-
| ers Ths Wti bg.Dg IN" tof4l dividends
up ga 50 SkHHr.
the University. os Wisconsin Has DON
nlioiy informed ,he stewards ~ tn- ia er-
coleriatesgrEat ~ tAH tnr university wlN
, pe represented a. tt. iuUgakeeps.e re-
gotta q. Juae e. h1,9 wifa tbe university
ana tvtshn.aa eftW.
i. af>9atca fr4u P.shsaur capital of
j.iv HuuI.lb division 81 th.i tatipn 1n iHt
Afghan lrVntte" -aF# iaAf P.ti4ans or
Ntedau@ hafr sA1; tal k.fya I.irgt. f3i
| r. u. LcmercAant " t1t iawpsHre r. e.
tEanHi. Tho rugurfers Dave befN aFFeF ~ y.
1880 'f'- "t 49, VI i' 'H
/ f'it- p. Ma tU. : T.. @t=ueH Thursday
| 4H'' ifAr i5'' "t"tiFt t7 8t NAP tttr iet3
/ .f''., ~ re e'flt ai'5 except in tne int!a
| Sfta"iNS '7fH "c5t "H' f. aG. JF1aGca
.St', qhi4 r1a4r.,.,- ~. ,.,.. .,.+.r.,..., r..
Ae male su.hnc-s
Ar. Jea>. Coll as Euelsa p5 flm May
.t., s3ff ~ g a7ge "ii1S ns.Neria@ d
.f,il.-.5l, ..,l, Ia. ,,'',I.rs,,',.i IA ..ag
.a, a.sggl ..un FL W.. . tse W.aaslr Itp-
Nw E'rN ti5F, tAa' " gueS' ION "f
,.1.j,,.'g ,...il H., ..,,.,, ..,'
ih,. l.snJuH Co,ll,y council
The Penus>leauia House bribery inva4-
~ ;'ne cp5amtite7 .lf f'u.sna"ce ~ ics-
.' 80. r.. fs,,s, 49, 49,. ~ -, "a
~ the Dill ntmbefs of .Ea 1atG T5tias-
day VI Een recess "is token 10 mea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-24

via Vineyard Haven Abner Taylor.
Calais. Me.
Observation-Disclosures %. ar. sim
Maverick. Portland: sch Everett Web
ster Boothbay.
NEW YORK-March %. ar. sim
Noordland Antwerp
NEW HAVEN. CT-March %. ar.
sch irene, Br. ST John, y b, and sailed
for New York
NEW LONDON. CT.-March %, sid,
sens Mary Augusta. North Brookneld.
Me for Rondont; F. II King, Grand
Manah, for New York; Nat Ayr, Wood
bridge Creek for do
NEWPORT NEWS-March 23 ar.
sch Frances Nj. Portsmouth, n H;
Mary Manning. do.
DECENTRALIZATION %. cid sch
Maud II. Dadley. Portland, Ne
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A GENERAL ROUNDUP.
About 40 Paterson. MI. Cinnamon Arrested
on Evidence Of Young Girls.

New York, March 23-The police Of Pal
easoh, N j.. we're busy, today. arresting
Ehinamen. about 40 In all. who are ac-
ensed OF improper conduct with young
girls Lizzie Becker, II years or age. and
Jennie Nanta IL years of age furnished
the evidence against the Cinnamon. The
girls have been prisoners in the Paterson
tail for a week past. on the complaint Of
their parents that they Were maynard.
They made statement accusing nearly
every chinaman IN Paterson aud givine,
the names Of. other rIrls who had been
led astraN.
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The system is Kept

in Il healthy condition by the use OF
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt. 1t is an eifec-
tive remedy for stomach, liver and
kidney complaints. A positive cure for
constipation, dyspepsia rheumatic
affections. etc.
Send for phmphlet. Eisner 4 Men
deIeon Co. Sole Agents, New York.
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MoIincuxs Ccanse! Receives Grand iuy's
Minutes

New York. March 29.-s:r BatIe Of
c5.lasel for Noland Z. Mo incuX. called d
me aistrlce attorneys Office. toda<, aqt>i
received = copy II tire minutes % he
grand jlry hat md cled Moi:neux On .aa
chaig,. Of having poso9eI Mrs .NGana.
Tho counsel VIII ci.i,aV9@ 50 form f-om
fEr minutes n mo, on tor tlsv Gulsa,a2 /
the in3l G .nlrnl "a Nst Ma!iittA.
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Marine Nolcs.


The steamer City Of Bangor viii 20
Oh tho Boston and Bangor route April
). Nothing definite has YET been learn
ed regarding the steamer Alt. Desedt
hut il is probable that she will go into
commission about the same time.
Haitian ~ s. March 2S.-S,eamer Hail
fax City reports iceberss in lat. $50
north long. As 20 90 west This shows Ice
working east by three degrees. Twelve
oergs were passed.
London, March 2S.-The committee, of
Lloyds has decided 10 bestow silver
medals on Captain Atkins and Chief En-
gineer Duncan Of the Cunard Line steam
er Pavonia. which recently reached Liver
pool after exciting experiences.
Boston. March 23.-Capt John Hal
ler of the II. NJ. Whitney. which ar
rived here. today. from New York. re-
ports that the bell and spar buoys have
gone from their positions at the north
east entrance to Pollock Rip slue: also
that the light buoy of Fourteen lump,
vest southwest from Pollock rip, has
been gone for several weeks. The
ShoTeful lightship is not on its proper
position and is moored one-eight of
mile northeast by east from where it
| formerly was. Captain Parker of the
Dorchester. also reports the absence of
the he'll and spar buoys
Bath. Me-. March 23.-Thursday fore
noon from the yard of Kelley. Spear 4
Co, occurred the launching of the big
barge Darby for the Staples Coal Co..
Ell Taunton. Mass. She is go feet long.
= feet wide and 10 feet deep She has
coal-carrying capacity of 5000 tons.
Another barge will be launched. Satur-
day by the same firm for the
s1me company. She will bear
the name of ThaXter and is
$50 feet long. 50 feet wide and ls feet
deep With a coalcarryirg capacity OF
1900 tons. Within a month two more
barges viii be la@nchsG and added to
the :staples fleet. The places o. The
stoais made vacant by their launching
@igl be Immediately flied b. DUPLICATES
" these sef.t overheard.
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The Brown. Scott Fight a Draw.

Lewiston, Me, March 23-Allie
Brown of Lewiston, and Frank Scott
of Boston. fought 10 rounds, to u draw
at the Casino Club in this city. this
evening. Both men We're IN good con-
dition and it was u clean. lively boat
from start to finish. Brown did 1uosi
OF the leading and ii was generally con.
ceded that the fight was slightly in hi>
favor, Five hundred people were pre-
sent. Dennis Dunn was referee
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$4,000 Fire at Thomasville. Ga.

Thomasville. Ga. March 23.-t'ire
early. today. destroyed The Opera house
and three or four other buildings. Loss.
about $40 600. The large Piney Woods
hotel. filled with Northern guests. es-
caped uniujured. after an exciting fight
for It's inmates. The Hanna cottage
where the Pr sident is staying is 4 mile
away
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..Younu Critic Declared Insane.

Chicago. March 23.-Albert Griffith
the Australian pugilst known q
Young Critic" was declared iasanl
today, by jury OF physicians. ite va
sent to jefferson asylum. Little HOY
OF his recovery is entertained.
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Cross Not Known in Boston Court.

Boston. March 23.-The officials of m
United States district court state thdl u
one by the name of Pierce Cross IS con
nectcd with the court OF WAS c0nnHclH
with it during the Bran trial The aus,
trir; attorneys office. today, had received
no intimation that Parsons would COM
municate with the officials.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

CALAIS-March %, ar. sch Helen /;
King. Portland.
SID, sch r w Alan, Fail River.
PORTLAND-MaIch %. ar sim Nir-
ginian. Prentice. Liverpool: schs car
.ie y Norton. Jameson, Wiscasset. -
complete cargo for Demerara: A
Heaton, Wilton. New York for Rock
land; Addie Schlaefer. Alyward. Rock
land for New York: Pemaquid. Wheel
En- Rockland for Boston: Phoenix.
Newcomb. st John for New York: Ma
tive American. Calais for Boston: M
bel Hall, Rockland for New York:
Red Jacket and Nautilus do for do:
SIM Horatio Hall. New York
ca. sch Alice +, Clark. coal port
SID stms Arab. Liverpool: Samari-
tian. Glasgow; sch Alice Clark. coal
port
MACHIAS- March %. sid, schs Ina,
st john for Boston; Sackville Packet.
st john for New York; James Frca-
man. Portland: Z w Cooper New
York; Hannah Grant Boston.
March %. ar. SENS on
ward. Rockland: Ella May do New
Boxer, Stonington: Phoenix, st John,
n Z.
Sid. schs Nataulis New York. Belle
Bartlett, Portland; Antelope, do.
Other Don este Ports.
BOSTON-March %. ar. Sims ~
menia. Br. and Roman, Br, Liverpool;
Arcadia, German. Hamburg via Ply
mouth, Eng. and New York; Banana.
Br, Las Palmas: Halifax. Br, iia!ifaN:
Sier Garnet. Wolseley, Br. Genoa: Hos
ton, Yarmouth.
CID. sim King Frederick. Br. Phil&-
delphia.
VINEYARD HAVEN March g. ar,
schs Bonnie Doone, Br, ard Hannah J.
Carleton. st John for New York: Avs
Ion, Brr. ST John: Boston Tor do =
Arcularius, Rockland for do.
NEW YORK March 20. cid sam
Manhattan. Portland; sch E4yesG. -
John.
CITY ISI.AND-Mareh .. bound
south, schs Winnegance, Rockland, NJ
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CT Thu people are afflicted "ith som.
form # i.L:rfog. ard this causes q va
li+;y Of diseases. The reason why
Hoods Sarslialilia cure when d
Others fa;l is found IN The fact that il
s.ilt.tu.liy eXpeis the halnor. Scrotuia
"a; iheunl, bells and al eruptions ar
permanently cured bT this great medi-
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Ex-Gov. Fletcher Of Missouri, who
has been i'll here for some weeks. grew
rapidly worse, today. and. tonight, his
condition is reported rs critical.
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fused to be interviewed. saying that
he did not care to have anything to
say about it. as he was disguised with