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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04

DIR FLElscHER, diseases OF men and
women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Two million dollars in gold will b
taken from the Clearing House. Friday,
| by New York City banks. 1t is BE-
! leved that 81 goo coo VIII represent the
amount If the next Saturdays god
shipments
The new royal yacht Victoria and
hiher; which listed 30 degrees to port
when an attempt was made to unlock
her & Pembroke Eng, Wednesday,
was successfully unlocked. Thursday,
| after being partially righted with bal
last
no meeting Of the Boston common
council was held. Thursday might. tn
Republicans caucusscd early early and
decided to stay away. consequently
only - Democrats We're in their seats
five less than th- legal quorum Vita
no chance to 10 business there was no
trouble, ana the council viii be called
together again, next Monday evening
The Hamburg American Line steam
TT Patria, captain Frolich. which
cauEh, frr iii Jhe English channel
N1v. H.. ana went ashore after being
abandoned. WAS raised. Thursday
morning. she subsequently, foundered,
however. and tvo persons were
drowned. It was later announced that
ID would le impossible ~ salvage the
Patria.
Tha Senate pant "A the joint com
mittee to try the @0vernorship contest
Was drawn AT Frankfort, Ky, Thurs
daN. The men selected We're Senators
Frazier ana Allen. Dem, and Crenshaw
tGoe'.. -PopUlisU. In the drawing for
thu Lieutenant governorship contest
committee in the Senate the first name
out of the box was that Of Senator ;
b. Harrell. the author Of the WhaIen
alleged bribery expose. The Others
We're Senators Coleman and Watson,
also Democrats.
Goodwin. eight years Old son Of john
son Tennett. Commercial street, fell u
front of a Lynn and Boston trolley car
on Summer street, Lynn, Mass, wnhe
crossing the track. Thursday =
wrecking car was needed to jack inc
electric from the rails To remove th'
body, which was Wedged under ue
forward trucks. The boy was fatar
injured his arms and legs broken shu
his chest crushed. He was taksn y
Lynn hospital. where examins'iO"
showed that he cannot live.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

Great Falls houses. and workmen with
horses can find ready employment.
At the Independent and Great Falls
houses. Messrs. Powers and Church
have usually employed some 60 or 81
horses from Washington, ID. G., they
being shipped from the company
stock at that place during the fall.
tive horses could be found and as a
result. parties will find these points
rather more lacking than at others
And yet all the fOremen Of these places
are employing all the men and teams
that are applying for work.
The ice is from to inches and the
surface was never cleaner and freer
from dirt than this year. AS to the
quantity that will be housed. 1t can be
estimated as large as 100000 tons and
not less than 100000 tons. The com
papies are preparing fields to fill VI
the whole capacity. which is all that
can be done at the present.
1t is very evident that the winter
| has come to stay and no doubt but
what we will have warm waves anC
rain which is very much needed. bu
| the snow map as issued by the gov
eminent. Monday. shows all the North
ern sections well covered with snow
and ice. AS to the time that the har
vesting will commence. it is probable
| that Candlemas day will find all tn,
| ice men under way ice cutting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
Court 81. Francis de Sales instaIls Officers

The officers Of Court st. Francis De
SALES, No. ?i9, Catholic Foresters,
were publicly installed at City hall,
last evening. Following the installa
ton an entertainment was given in two
parts. both being comedies of one act
each. The cast of the first was:
chicnt Joseph Michaud: Laroguc, Vic
tor Rohichand: BasSien, George Bril-
lard. The cast of the second was:
Dardard. Joseph Michaud; Pamlbichet
Annie Nadcau; COlardeau, Michel
Gamache. There was large audience
present and the comedies were thor
oughly enjoyed by those who under
stood. the parts being in French.
The officers installed were as fol
lows: High deputy chief ranger, DR..
G. j. Rancourt; chief ranger. George
Fl. Gronbin; vice chief ranger, Joseph
Michaud: eX-chief ranger, j. r. Ian
dry: financial secretary. George Bril-
lard: treasurer. jules Gamache; g., trus-
tees. Joseph f.. Billiard. Alphonse
Rouard. Joseph Deroy: recording sec
rotary. Joseph Mennier; medical exam
liner. Or. 6. J. RancOurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
STRICKEN BY HEART DISEASE.
John Winsiow Fails on Bridge Taken Ia
Brothers Home Where He Expires.

At about 40 O'Clock. yesterday af-
ternoon. as John Winslow. a resident
of Randolph, was entering the bridge,
he was see to fall. DR.. Il. r. Lamb.
who was nearby. FASTENED to his as
sistance. and the man was at once
taken to the home of his brother, II
s. Winslow. where. soon after arriving,
he expired For the last few months,
he had been suffering with heart
trouble. but recently had been i'm
proving. When he was walking. yes
terday afternoon. he was again attack
ed and that was the cause of his death.
Mr.. Winslow was 50 years Of age and
by trade cooper, but recently had
been employed at harness making. He
is survived by two brothers. H. 5. of
Randolph. and William Winslow of
Boothbay Harbor. The funeral Will be
held, at o'clock, Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
AN INTERESTING MAP.
Outlines OF Eastern Maine as They lpue,,..
Back IN 1860.

WE were shown, yesterday. an ip,ss
eeung document. it being a Man -
the Eastern Part of Maine Shoaiaa
the Settling Land In PIscat aquis ans
Aroostook Counties with the Proposoa
Lines Of Railroad to Promote the gab
and Settlement Of Public Lands and
Land owned by individuals: also Rat
road communication with the Province
of New Brunswick, BY Joseph Taney
G.. e. Bangor. Ne, January 2 1860
1t will be seen BY the date that tbs
was just 40 years ago, and the man IL
not only Of interest as showing the
public lands. timber and settlement
then owned by the State. but also al
a contribution 10 the railroad history
Of the State
MIR. fancy was the civil engineer en-
ulOye1 by the AroUstcok Railroad Ga,
Chartered in 1875. and an additional
a-t in 1859. ito build from any point
between Milford and Mattawamkeae
u the east part Of the State" The
Arcostook County Railroad 90. then
in embryo and not yet chartered. also
proposed to run q line Of road from,
this was run out by Mr. fancy and
delineated on his map. This road was
It's miles in length. and while reach
irg township I in the eth next west
If Patten. in q direct lire from Malta
Namkeag. is course thence to Fort
Kent was almost Identical with the
surveys under which the Burleighs are
rrW building their road The proposed
Cli Town. BrCwnville and Katahdin
Iron Works Railroad. then not char
tered. was also located nearly if not
uUite as near the r. & P. and x. |. ".
Railroads, the branch starting from
Milo covering the same route as the
present one.
From marginal notes on the map we
find the following relating ID the history
and condition Of our railroads in 1850:
Bangor Old Town & Milford railroad,
building in 1855. u mics in length and the
only road east Of Bangor PenObscOt
railroad, from Bangor ID Milford, partly
graded. IS miles. a parallel road TO the
B.. o. * NJ. railroad. Old Town & Lin
CJlu railroad, chartered. March 5. 1852. q
miles from Old Town to Mattawamkeag
road, chartered. 1850 ssh. from Bangort1
Calais ArOostook Railroad Co. char
tered. March ~, 1888. and additional act
April I, 1893: also branch road Is miles
in the direction Of the State lands in the
county NJ Aroostook. company not yet
crganizedp Aroostook County railroad
from Mattawamkeag to Fort Kent ~
miles. not vet chartered. Old Town
Brown.ille K Katahdin railroad, from
Old Town to Williamsburg and katahdin
Iron Works. IS miles. not vet chartered"
It is a document well worthy Of pres
erNatipu and perusal although the com
pany under whose auspices il was pre-
pared never aterialiZed.-Bangor Wing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
Specks Before the Eyes, Eighty
Minds, Starting at TriAes,
Cured by DR.. HaIIocks Wonderful
Electric Pills for Weak, Wornout,
Nervous People.

You don't need 10 suffer any more with
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They stop that pain in the back; they re-
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blessing. They impart resf - brain
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they restore the nerves 10 perfect health.
They are for old or young; men or wom-
EN-. for everybody who mas nervous
troubles. The Ola Dr. IIallock Wonder
full Electric Pills are thoroughly tested
for 80 years They stop bad dreams and
have Il Tightly mind, starting at tribes,
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cictN, then the Old DR.. Hdlluck Electric
Pills VIII cure you.
Ladies' will find in them a valuable tom
ic and the greatest blood ana nerve build
cr Of the age They are perfectly harm
less ana may lie taken with safety by
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iicient to cure most obstinate cases. 81.
JOHN COIGHLIN, Water 81. Angus
ia: q. II. BEANIE at Gardiner. or seut
direct from laboratory. prepaid 10 dest-
nation, on receipt Of price. Circulars free
Address HAILoCk DRUG CO. 10 Court
St. Boston, Mass.
Trade supplied by John w Perkins
Co, Portland. Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
SPaRKs FROM MAINE WIRES.

Tn. thrcc-mastcd schooner :. T.
\ Hitchcock. from Brunswick for Bath,
with lumber. which went ashore At
Moriches, L. 4. Wednesday. has been
i,oated.
In tha Unitrd States district court
at Portland petitions III bankruptcy
have been filed hy Fred Al. Bes. If Au-
Y Gusta: Williams II. BraEdon III Bidde-
\ ford. Elmer f. Burgess cf Leeds. Fred
Y Butler If Watervile. ana Fred A. Bal
/ ley Of Auburn.
! \ new Shoe company was organized
/ in Auburn. Wednesday. to be known
rs the II. w. Piper Shoe ~. Edwin Il.
Milliken is president. Harry W. Piper
treasurer Mortimer Cushman clerk.
and the same three directors The new
corporation Will at once begin thy mdA-
uf2cture IF shoes in the upper stories
of Elm block On Main street.
The house on Cumberland street.
Portland. occupied by f. y. Perry ana
y. 6. FcSscnden and owned by Seth
Sterling, was damaged ny fire. Thurs
day. The fire caught from the hot air
pipes in the front hall The damage
is estimated at from $500 To $500 The
building is insured for $1,000. While
responding to the alarm. the leaders
on Ladder 3. two spans being attached.
broke away and one horse ran into a
milk pung on State street. The boy
named Ladd. who was driving the
pung. was injured. He was taken to
the Maine General hospital. No seri-
Gus results are expected
The annual meeting Of the Andres
cogcin Pomona Grange was held ut
Grand Army han at Auburn. Wednes-
day. The report of the secretary. A.
NJ. Fogg of East Hebron, showed thr
membership, Jan. I. 1899, to have been
16S2; number taking fifth degree dur
ing the year. %; deaths during the
Year, !; net membership. Jan. I. 1900.
LIS. At 1l.3o \. NJ, the following Of
icers wer" elected: Eli Hodgkins Of
Greene. master: Charles Pulsifer. over
seer; A. Al Osgood. lecturer: Randall
Hartman, steward; w. +. Kicker, as
SiStant steward. George Dillingham;
chaplain: A. i. LARA bee. treas: A. NJ
FogE. sec. \ picnic dinner was &erv-
Cd at neon. ana AZ the afternoon Scg-
sion the othcers-elect We're Installed
by w. H. Douglass. master Of the Sag
adahoc Pomona Grange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

for discussison and was agreed upon. AT
the present time there are but three de-
grees in the order, and there Is posi-
bility that tho fourth degree may be
worked In this State. The members in
this section are curious to know what
the fourth degree Will be
II Is expected that there will be some
thing like 80 or 70 members here to at
tend the convention which will be held
in the Knights Of Columbus hall.
The members of the local lodge are al
ready at work making arrangements for
defraying the expenses and one Of the
first things that will be done viii be Il
give coffee party. The proceeds of this
will be used by the members in defray-
ing the expenses of the convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
EXPIRES. COLE Returns.
Former President OF Globe Bank, Boston, Re-
leased on $4,000 Bail

Boston. Jan. Am the custody Of
United states Marshal Osborne and
United States Secret Service Agent
Browne Of California. Charles II. Cole
the former president Of the Globe Ma
tional Bank Of this city. who was taken
in Log Angeles upon a warrant ailcg
ing the cmbezzlcment Of $500 600 from
the bank. reached this city. shortly
after o'clock. this evening.
The party also included Mrs. cole
and their son Edward. VINO had accom-
panied the cx-bank president during
the entire period Of his absence from
Boston. some two months Mrs cole
left the train at the Huntington avenue
station. whore she entered a carriage
and was driven ID hotel while the
remainder Of the party proceeded into
the city. A carriage was dbl waiting
and avoiding the crowd Of CuIOus
watchers as much AK possible, tn Jf-
fcers and their prisoner We're hurried
nv the shortest possible route to the
federal building. Deputy United States
Marshal Waters escorted Mr.. Cole at
once 10 United States Marshal Oar
lngs room where the personal friends
who were active in arranging suretirs
were alone admitted and the f0rw (
arrest was made by Mr.. Walters. VINO
served the warrant upon Mr.. Cole, tn
latter calmly undergoing the orde1.
After the formalities We're over in
Marshal Darling's office. MI. Cole was
slipped out IF the marshars side loor
aad across the corridor into the Unit n
States district court room. 40 office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
WATERNTLIE.
THE MERCURY FALLS.
WatcryilIe Reports Coolest Weather OF This
Season.

The coolest snap that has struck thii
city this season was on hand promptly
BY the time people were thinking NJ gct-
ting out Of bed. Yesterday morning.. MI
degrees II COLI wcr" reported from dit-
fcrent sections Of tho city. The coolest
was from Pleasant street. Horace Per
kinS when he came to his office reported
that the thermometer there registered -;
degrees below zero. 4 similar report
came from II. +. Towne. tine milkmuu.
who lives On the opposite Side Of thc
river.
ON Silver street thc thermometers Nd-
ricd as much As a woman whims and
were anywhere from Is ID y below zcrl.
On Main street the thermometers seemed
to have All Joined the progressive age
and formed a trust. Their report was Il
uniform # degrees below zero.
It is to be expected that the thermom-
cters at the Maine Central station would
have Il weird tale 10 tell ana there Tho
cold measures reported from II to ~ az
grces below.
one man who was in from the region
OF North Fairfield said that although the
Thermometer registered only 70 degrees at
cold. He stood at the Maine Central sta
ton rubbing snow onto his nose to take
out the frost and in response to the
chaiinG Of the men around him said that
the snow ut his nose seemed warm in
comparison with the tip of his smcller.
Taken all in all it was a good opening
show for a first Performance. The only
fears are that it may be long drawn out
and little tiresome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
EiIILE NEAR Wang CHaUN.
French and Chinese Have Encounter French
Lose so Men Killed

Victoria, +. c.. Jan. News hds
reached here from Canton, China. tAot
a battle occurred between natives n,a.
Wang Chaun and the French forces
stationed there. 1t Il said that til"
chinese routed the French and pursued
them for some distance The French
loss Was 70 killed. The Chinese losses
ara not stated.
The battle occurred, Dec. 10 and II.
on hearing " the affair the viceroy
dispatched three Sunboats with 1000
soldiers to restore order. The viccroy
also wired the TsunG -Li-Yamen asking
what steps were to Ne taken as Nv WAS
unable to carry out delimitation to tho
satisfaction If the French
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
Story OF a Slave.

To be bound by hand and foot forysars.ii
BY the chains Of disease is the W. ~
form of slavery. George ID. William, y, y
Manchester. Mich. tells how such s ass
was made free. He says: My wife III nss
been 80 helpless for five years that s sss
could not turn over in bed alone hbs
using two bottles Of Electric Bitters, "A
is wonderfully improved and able to AZ
her own work" This supreme re1n. rr
for female diseases quickly cures ,nnae.d
BUSINESS, sleepessnes, melancholy I I;gzy
ache. Eackache. fainting and ", vi 4:
spells. This miracle working nleolclne 80
a godsend to weak. sickIy. run down pea
PIE. Every bottle guaranteed. unS An.
cents. sold by Bowditch & Webster;
gusta: 6. II. Beane. Gardiner o
lighthody, Wdterville, druggists *
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

Kennebec Commandery. L. o. @. G.
installed their recently elected officers
last evening, at Grand Army hall
The exercises We're performed by r n
G.. G.. Mrs. Simmons Of Hallowel. and
the officers installed We're: n c., f.. G.
Mears: v. n. -. w. Wood. prelate. F.
f. Smith; X. of r.. NJ. f. Smith: F.. *
of r. r. H. Wood; treas. c. S. Jack
son; herald, S. w. Boyd: w. of 7. G..
J. L. Mofiit; w. Of Q. G.. |. D. Ever
After the exercises the remainder Of
the evening was passed in social
way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Will Hold State Convention in VAUDEVILLE
Feb. s.

The State convention of the knights of
Columbus will be held in this city. Tues
day. Feb g. and the local members are
taking great interest in the coming
event.
The local lodge has great reputation
for entertaining and the members are
planning to give the delegates one Of the
best entertainments that they ever had
in their life. At this meeting the officers
for the ensuing year will be elected and
other business transacted
There is possibility that the matter
Of having another degree will be brought
up. At the national meeting several
months ago the matter was brought mn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

The supper at the First Baptist YES
try. last evening. was fully up to what
was expected. From to S, supper was
served in the dining room, under the
charge of Miss rimma Gould, Mrs.
Charles Morse and Mrs. Abbe Doug
lass. After the supper. an entertain
ment Of a musical and literary order
was given, which proved very inter
eSting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

Several of the best of the horses in
the city were out, yesterday 1t is
rather early for much sport in speed
ing them but their owners are putting
them in condition and after the next
fall of snow, there will be plenty If
racing. The Causeway will be the
favorite place as is usual. the railroad
crossing the street not making so very
much difference. after all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

The Worlds Week Of PRAYER will IL
observed at the Methodist church. begin
ming Sunday evening There will he J,
brief practical talk by the pastor and a
praise and prayer service each evening
OF the week. except Monday and Satur-
day All arc invited to these meetings
Theme. Sunday evening. THE Day of
Salvation; Tuesday evening. The HOLY
Spirit; Wednesday evening. Personal
Considerations" Thursday evening. IA
Sharp Call to Duty" Friday evening
Winning Souls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

The Bath Sons Of Veterans elected
officers. Tuesday evening, as follows:
Captain. L. l.. Hooker: first lieutenant,
II. A. Oliver: second lieutenant. j. w.
Gilmore; camp council. Langdon T.
Snipe, J. l.. Wilson f. +. Hooper
delegation to division encampment.
next June. Rev. w. A. Atchley: alter
nate. James A. Bragdon The officers
We're installed by Col. r. H. Smith Of
Westbrook. A banquet followed the
exercises, a local orchestra furnishing
music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
Spanish Minister OF Finance Resiuns.

Madrid. Jan. Administer Of Finance
Eiliavcrde has rendered his resigna
ton to Senior Silevla, the premier as
the result of differences between him
self and the majority Of the ministers
regarding the government budgetary
proposals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

Thursday evening was ladies' even
ing with the Foresters of this city. a
large number Of the lady friends of tho
members were present. The first part
Of the evening was devoted to a must
cal entertainment. Following this re-
freshments Of ice cream and cake were
served, after which card playing and
dancing were enjoyed. 1t was a late
hour when the assembly broke up and
all expressed themselves as having
passed a most enjoyable time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

ON Tuesday, two exceedingly VOL
luminous deeds transferring the Port
land 4 Rochester and the Portland
sac" * Portsmouth Railroads to the
Boston & Maine We're recorded at the
Cumberland registry of deeds. The
Portland & Rochester deed bore 500. -
in stamps and tn" Portland, Saco &
Portsmouth 1888 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

The Y. ?. S. c. f. of the Old South
church will entertain the societies Of the
other churches at the chapel at S O'Clock
this evening. at social. All members Of
the Endeavor Societies and the Epworth
League are cordially invited Arrange
ments are to he made for the coming
county convention which will be held in
this city jan ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05
on THE ICE FIELDS.
Crews Preparing Tor the Haryesi-Ice from
4 10 6 Inches Thick.

The extreme cold Of the last few
mornings has frozen the river solid
along the shores and workmen are
doubling up their teams for business
along the whole river The present
condition now demands a large force
Of men and horses at the Randolph.
Haynes & Lawrence. John Hancock.
Smithtown. Lodges. independent and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

A billiard tournament was com
menced at the Hallowell House, Thurs
day evening, the first in the series be
ing hotly contested game between
Charles Morton and Parker Patten.
The tournament will continue. thi:;
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

a chimney burning out called out the
fire department. ut 9 o'clock, last even
ing The fire was at the home Of l.. f..
Holway. The chimney in burning out
set fire to the fire boards in front Of
the fire place which had been bricked
II. The department responded from
box 81. but only the services of tha
chemicals were needed. Ten dollars
will cover the damages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

MRS. FLORA Il. WAKEFIELD
wishes to announce to the ladies of this
vicinity that she has secured the
agency for large house to sell rem
nants of sheetinE, outing flannel. seer
sucker, Einghams and other articles
All are invited to call at her home and
examine. No. IS Autumn street. Gar
diner. Jan2d1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-05

The Epworth League held sociablc
a the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs w H.
Perry. Second street, Thursday even
ing. There was goodly number pres
ent and an enjoyable evening was
passed