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The age-herald., 1901-06-25
SPECIAL RATES
Via. Alabama Great Southern RaiIroac Pan-AmerIcan Exposition, Buffa.

To, ". rv way 70 NOV, T, UT.
 For this occasion very low rates have been authorized. Round-trip rate Bir- mingham to Buffalo s31. 40, tickets to be sold daily April 30 to September 30, in. elusive; limited November 8, 1901.
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WAN keE FAILED TO APPEAR.
Said TO Have Sailed for China Indicted for
Illegally Importing Cinnamon.

Portland Me. Feb. l2.-When the case
indicted. last week. on a charge of lille
gally importing Cinnamon into this coun-
try. was called in the United States court
here, today. the defendant failed to APP
pear ana after calling the docket. the
session WAS adjourned, pending motion OF
District Attorney Dyer Sam was out on
bail.
Levi Turner. the respondents counsel
Just received from Boston friend Of
Sam 4 letter informing him that Wah
Nee sailed for China, last week. and
would consequently not appear for trial
MIR. Turner said the letter settled the
case So far as he is concerned. He could
only report to the court the information
hc had received and allow default Of his
client bail 70 be recorded. In answer
tuthe reporters question. Mr.. Turner said
he should withdraw his appeal to Judga
Webb from commissioner Bradley order
for the deportation of the six Cinnamon
whom Sam had brought from Canada to
Maine when he was arrested
Sam Wah kec was arrested at Dennys-
willie. Me, Jan II. by United States Off
GERS. charged with bringing six China
men into this country in violation Of the
United States immigration laws He was
brought to Portland and remained in jail
here several days. being able to secure
bail. In the meantime the six ''imml-
grants had been given a hearing before
United states commissioner and ordered
deported. Sam WAS indicted on six counts
by the United States grand jury. last
week. He secured bail in the amount Of
Sl0h and left Immediately for Boston
Since that time he has not been seen in
this CITY
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Rumors OF TumuIt in Madrid.

Madrid, Feb. 12-Whispered rumors.
which are not supported by Intangible facts
say that Madrid is on the verge of a tu-
multi. The government. however. is calm
~ proceeding to carry out the details for
the wedding Of the Princess Of the Astli-
rias to Prince Charles VI Bourbon: but
the streets corners. the clubs ana the no
tel corridors teen with menaCing stories.
The new shout. Long live the army" is
the most serious sign. Should il take a
real hold on the people and should the
fever reach the army itself the outcome
would he threatening. The current talk
gives the army as being dissatisfied ana
with announcing that it does not intend
TO take up arms against the people as
long as their opposition is directed
against the Jesuits and the Count of Ca
serta. The feeling against the former Is
largely political, but real and deep
seated antagonism exists against the for
mer Carlist leader
The decision Of the high court. today.
favoring the contention Of the mother in
the tbao case. giving the daughter into
her charge and releasing her from the
convent, is likely to have a soothing eff
feet. Another step in the marriage ccre-
mony will occur at the palace at o'clock
tonight, when the formal contract will ia
signed.
This afternoon. about 800 students led
by woman and bearing French ana
Spanish flags. assembled in the Puerto del
Sol and started cries for the army ami
against the Jesuits and the Count of Ca
Serta. They We're quickly dispersed but
'oi.IIIlutd itdSStIilDIlHS Ill various parts
Of the city.
The afternoon was one Of continual
manifestations, though without serious
incident owing to the vigilance of the po-
lice. In fact throughout the entire dav
civil guards, mounted and on foot We're
everywhere visible, dispensing crowds
wherever found. These assembiages were
largely composed of youths ana street
idlers, but behind them are agitators ana
the sentiment Of the people.
This evening, 200 mounted civil guards
are parading the Puerta del Sol with
drawn swords, preventing any collection
OF people. All i..e avenues centering an
the square are closely guarded. There
can be no doubt that the feeling of thu.
ropulace is deep rooted, needing only a
successful leader TO encourage the people
to menacing deeds.
Owing to their attitude the torchlight
procession scheduled for this evening was,
abandoned, the authorities fearing that
The slightest opportunity for clash
might lead to serious results An iliu-
mination might cause a hail of stones
which might excite the guards to some
ACT of revenge. The populace are being
given looser rein than in ordinary cir
ucmstances because of the desire of the
Queen Regent to avoid any meeting be
tween the people and the authorize.
which could lead to bloodsned on the day
of The wedding.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters will
give hearings in its rooms at the State
House in Augusta. as follows:
The hearing on petition Of RI. J. Bailey
OF Rowland. praying for an amendment
to chapter 1870 of the Private Laws of 1866
entitled AN act to incorporate the Sc
bee Dam Company" heretofore adver-
tised to occur Wednesday, Feb. l3, 1871
will occur Thursday, FEB. q, 1901.
WEDNESDAY FEE. Is. 19Ol-An act to
erect and maintain dams, piers and booms
in Sandy stream and its tributaries in
Highland and Lexington Plantations in
Somerset county and in Gilman pond and
stream In said county.
WEDNESDAY trB. II, 190l-An act to
create lien for driving logs and lumber
under contract with the owner or any
other persons.
WEDNESDAY, FEB 10. lool-An act
entitled An act to regulate the erecting
and maintaining of booms in certain
parts of the Saco river in the county Of
York and State of Maine
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. Is. l9)l-An act
relating to the Van Buren, Water Co
TUESDAY. FEB -. l9Dl-An act TO in
corporate the West Branch Driving and
Reservoir Dam Company.
TUESDAY, FEB. 10. 1Dl-An act au-
thorzing ana empowering the Great
Northern Paper co. to erect and main
tain piers and booms in the West Branch
OF me Penobscot river.
THURSDAY, FEB. q, 1901-An act to
incorporate the Sandy Stream Dam & I'm
proVemcnt Company.
THURSDAY, FEB 81 1gu-An act to
amend Chapter 4l9 Of Private ana Special
Laws as amended by Chapter los of Pri-
Vate and Special Laws of 1893, relating to
PenObscot East Branch Driving Associa-
ton.
THURSDAY, FEB. q, 1s11-An act for
the building Of a dam ana maintaining
piers in the MadawaSka river in Stock
holm Plantation, ArouStook county.
THURSDAY. FEB. ~ l9DI-An act to
incorporate the funk Pond Water Power
Company.
THURSDAY. FEB. p, 19l1-Resolve in
THURSDAY. FEB. y, 13ol-An act to
amend Chapter 10 Of the Private Law
Of 1866. entitled IAN act 10 incorporate the
Sebec Dam Co, as amended by Section j.
of Chapter 26 OI Private Laws Of 1899
THU RSDAY, FEE. u, l9jl-An act to
incorporate the Union River Water Stor-
age Company.
THURSDAY. FEB. q. l01-An act to
amend Chapter 1l3 Of the Public Laws Of
1885. authorizing Simeon q. Davis, his as
sOcatcS ana assigns 10 construct ana
maintain u wharf and boathouse in Lake
MaranOcook in the town of Winthrop.
TIT RSDAY. FEB. y, I5u-An act to
incorporate the Long Pond improvement
THI'KSDAY. FEB. y. 19J-An act to
authorize Manley Morrison To erect ana
maintain boums ana piers in the Sebasti-
cook river.
THURSDAY, FEB y. l90l-Petition Of
PaSsadumkeag Boom co. to amend char
ter.
S. l.. PEABODY, Sec.
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NATIONAL CAoiLL.


bill. The difficulty is that appropriations
are already so large that the leaders in
House and Senate fear to increase them
by something like $s0000,G00. as would
have To be done. were the river anu har-
Dor bill 10 become law. Senator FRYE may
be able to get the bill reported out Of his
committee on commerce, but Senator Al
lison is known to be saying that the Sen
ate will not consider IL in time for IL to
be finally adopted at this session. There
is little doubt that the bill will be taken
up at the next session Of Congress and
that next year the appropriation for the
Kennebec and for other projects in Maine
Will be authorized
The criticism that is heard to some eX-
tent in Washington over the promotion
of regular army officers to be brigadiers
ana major generals and which has led To
a delay in faVorably reporting some Of
the nominations from the Senate com
mlttee on military affairs, centers to some
extent on the neglect Of Brig. Gen Henry
9. Merriam. a native of Houlton and a
graduate of Colby. Gen. Merriam is said
10 De one OF the most efficient officers in
we regular army, but, since the begin
illhS Oh the Spanish war, he has never
been able TO secure desirable post be-
cause Of the hostility Of one Of the infiu-
ehtIal generals in the war department. A
great many years ago, when they Were
brother officers on the Texas frontier
Gen. Merriam had this officer court
martialed for slovenliness. The latter has
never forgiven him. and being an astute
politician, he has been able to keen Cen
Merriam from receiving any favors from
the administration. 1t was with great
delay ana with ~ little difficulty that
Gen. Merriam got his promotion to be d
brigadier. The war department dominates
IN SIch matters. and an officer who hap
pens TO have incurred some Influential
mans displeasure, is at a great disad-
vantage.
Admiral Royal H. Bradford, Il. s. n.
chief OF the bureau OF equipment and re-
pair in the navy department, and ma
tive OF Turner. Me. Will head the receiv-
ing party at the reception to be given by
the Sons and Daughters OF Maine Thurs
day evening next. The expectation is
that there Will be a large attendance of
prominent Maine people in Washington
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A CH|LD'S STORY.
Mr.. Webster Of This City Tells lis
Sequel.
How Vnol Made the Lille One Ruddy and
Strong Again in Short lime. Was Pale
and Thin--ls Now a Happy. Healthy. Nal.
ural Child Again.

II don't think there is anything l
enjoy more than having some happy
mother or father come into my store
and thank me for having recommended
Ninol for their child" said Mir. O. G..
Webster of Bowdith, Webster & Co.
the druggists.
y nat" TO see an ailing little ono.
hate to see pale. thin children. who
ought to be ruddy and strong. They
haven't any disease. 1t isn't that at
all. though they're in good condition to
catch one. 1t is usually a case OF i'm
perfect nutrition. They don't get the
good out of their food
When the fathers and mothers be
gin to get anxious and come and ask
me for medicine. | recommend VinoI.
! know from what | have seen of it's
work that there's hclp in il for the
child
"Ninol assists nature in making 4
child natural. NinOl strengthens and
invigCrates little bodies it fills out hol-
low cheeks. ii makes rich, red blood.
and il tastes 50 good they love ii. I
tell YOU Ninol children are natural
children. Just listen to this-it goes
t. prove what | have been telling YOU. -
My little daughter after the measles
was left with very bad cough. had
grown thin. could not eat. in fact was
all run down. Nothing could help her
until bought a bottle Of Vinol. The
cough left her before half the bottle
was taken and she began TO gain
flesh and was soon we'll girl My
family cannot praise Ninol too highly"
G. II. WARDWELI..
"A Logan St, Lynn. Mass.
REMEMBER THAT WE GUARAN-
TEE NINOL AND REFUND THE
PURCHASE MONEY IF YOU ARE,
NOT SATISFIED.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
VIII give public hearings at the room of
the State Pension Agent at the State
House in Augusta as follows:
NEDNESDAY. FEB. Is, at . +. Mon
resolve IN favor Of aiding in the building
u bridge across the kcnnebec river at
WEDNESDAY,. FEE. 10. at . p. Mon
petition of j.. .. Savage and others of
chester, for an appropriation for a bridge
across the Penobscot River near Lincoln
WEDNESDAY. FEE. II. AT p. Mon
petition ot q. II. Hayward ANA others
for ala TO build q bridge across the Aroos-
took River at Washburn
WEDNESDAY. FEB. =. at . =. NJ
on petition Of j. +. DInton and others
for authority to construct q foot bridge
over tide waters in Boothbav Harbor
WEDNESDAY, FEB. IL. at f. Nj
on petition ana resolve In favor If The
town NJ Milbridge.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Is. at p Nj
on resolve in favor Of the town Of Tres
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. At > p. M
on resolve in favor of the town OF Ma
riavile
on petition NJ John s Bridges ana others
for aid in building bridge IN the town OF
Meddy bcmps.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. at =. NJ
on resolve in favor of the town OF oak
field.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20. at p Mon
resolve In favor Of repairing the Malta
wamkeag Bridge.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1901, al =. NJ.
on petition Of Chas. L.. Ban and others
Of The Forks. asking aid To repair the
highway from The Forks to Parlin Pond
in Somerset county.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20. at p. Mon
resolve for repair Of highway in Upton,
Lincoln Plantation and Township & in
oxford county.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. at . +. Mon
nf nj af
Harrington. in favor of aid in rebuilding
ana Cherryneid known as the Plummer
Bridge.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -, 1901. al +. M.
on resolve III favor Of town Of Ed
munds
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1901. al T. NJ.
ON resolve in favor of bridge across
Mattawamleag river in the town Of Ban
croft.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ~. 1aD1 at F. NJ.
ON an act To enable. Henry l.. StickneY
ana Chus. X. Gnudridec to build bridge
from Indian Island in Scbago Lake to
the mainland.
WEDNESDAY, b. 20. 1901 at F. NJ.
Petition of Mammal T. Gagnon and 9th
"rs Of Freuchvlle for aid to repair roads
ana bridges in said town.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -. 1891. at T. NJ.
Petition uf 4. J. HeIul-u and others or
MadaWaSka for aid for the repair Of
roads in said town.
ON petition oil Chas. s. Sewall and 9TH
Wiscasset bridge.
JrPE.D ATT
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ana % others relating to the herring fish
cries in Jonesport. heretofore advertisad
for hearing on Wednesday. Feb IL 1aoi
al T. NJ. and other matter relating to
anne, mas been postponed to Wednesday
Feb. 20. 1901, at . p. NJ
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 20. 1901. at p NJ
m orS Petlt,on no OF John Beal and s5 9TH
the herring fisheries in Jonesport t'hano
ter 13l, Laws of 1853
WEDN EoDAY, FEB. 20. 1901. at p NJ
On petition of Daniel Hilyard and fi
o ,a fei I 70 herring fisheries in the
town or Jonesport. also on petitjon Of
henry - Beai and 32i others for anne
also on petition Of Geo W. Smith and :;
others Tor same also on petition of Dan
lei {. Beal and % others for same. also
on an act to repeal CHAPTER 12I lave Of
lS15. relating to herring fisheries in me
town OF JoneSport; also on an act ia req
9late ne herring fisheries in the town Of
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 90. 1901 at 9 p NJ
On petition of !. M. Bangs and l6J 9th
ers asking amendment to the law relaf-
ing 10 the herring fisheries in Machias
pay. also on an act to amend Chauter II
Laws Of 1888. relating to the herring fish,
cries in Machias bav.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 90. 1871, at p "a
On petition Of Geo. O. Grady x Co and
l2'9 others OF PASSPORT asking for the en-
dctment of law to permit SEEMING of
herring Tor canning purposes in the wa
ters OF Washington county, except within
iW~ feet OF any fish weir. Also on peti-
non Of John a. Tucker ana ll5 others Of
lubec for SINE, also on petition Of Loring
r. folnes ana as others of Rubinston
| ior same also on petition Of Earl H.
bridges and l0l others of Pembroke or
same also on remonstrance of VIM H.
Mahar ana 50 others OF Washington cuun-
" Tor the Enactment of such law
WEDNESDAY. FEB. y. 1901. al f. NJ
On petition Of +. a. Chandler ana 10
other sto repeal all fish laws relating to
salmon ana alcwves ana fish ways On
Pheasant river. Washington county; also
on rem"nstrancc of II. NJ. leighton and
:. others against any change in the laws
! relating 10 migratory fish on Pleasant
| river, Washington county.
FRANK \. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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A POOR BREAKFAST.
Very Few People Eat Good Breakfast.

"All | want for breakfast is a rol!
and cup of coffee.
This remark is heard not only in
hotels. restaurants and lunch rooms
but it is the usual breakfast order in
the home circle as Well. After a twelve
hours fast it would seem that the first
meal of the day should be a hearty.
substantial one. ard if we all lived
natural. unartificial lives. it would be
so. but none of us do hence breakfast
is mere pretence.
Says latter day philosopher: Dur
ing may years of active business life.
rever remember having eaten good
substantial breakfast but supposed it
was of no Importance until began to
lose appetite for lunch and dinner.
NV physician told me | was a victim
of nervous dyspepsia and must take
rest and recreation as no medicine
would reach the trouble. but this ad-
vice | could not follow as my business
affairs would not permit it, and to get
relief | resorted to medicines and pre-
scriptions and it was purely accidental
that | hit upon one remedy which dld
the business. While in drug store
one evening | noticed number of
people buying Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's. widely advertised preparation
for stomach troubles. and the force of
example was too much for me and
bought 4 fifty cent package.
| took i tablet or two after each
meal. and in week my appetite
picked up, | began to feel my old
ambition for work returning and could
eat a good breakfast because | wanted
it, and from that time to this, ! take
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as reSu-
Iarly as | take my meals, not because
| now have any trouble with my
stomach. but because / don't want to
have.
A fifty cent box Of Stuart's Tablets
will last me a month and keep my d.
geetiun in good order, and | know OF
no better Investment a business man
can make.
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La Grippe Quickly Cured.

In the winter Of 1898 and 1899 | was
taken down with severe attack of
what is called La Grippe" says f. l..
HeWett, prominent druggist of VIM
Held, Ill. The only medicine / used
was two bottles of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t broke up the cold
and stopped the coughing like magic.
and | have never since been troubled
with La Grippe Chamberlain's
cough Remedy can always be de
pended upon to break up a severe cold
ana ward off any threatened attack of
pneumonia. 1t is pleasant to take. too
which makes it the most desirable and
one OF the most popular preparations
in use for these ailments. For sale by
John Coughlin. III Water St, Augusta
and J. G. Houlehan, Gardiner, Drug
sistS NJ. w. FIT
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
SHORE FISHERIES.

The Committee on Shore Fisheries will
give public hearings in its room at the
State House in Augusta. as follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEB. IS, 1901 at , p. NJ.
on act prohibiting the taking of shell
fish from the shores and flats Of litil"
Whale Boat Island in the town of Harps-
well.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Il, 1901. at > p. NJ.
ON petition of Arthur w. GeYer and ~
others of Bristol, asking for law to reg
ulate the taking of cells in Pemaquid
WEDNESDAY. FEB 49, 1901. at , =. NJ.
On an act to amend Section II OF CHAP
ter 2S5 of the Public Laws of 1897, relating;
to a weekly close time for the taking OF
fish.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. Is. 1891, at . p. NJ
on petition of y. d. Adams and ~ other
citizens of Bath. West Bath ana Phippsc
migratory fish in Winnegance creek; also
on an act for the better protection OF
bass and other migratory fish in Winnie
yance creek town of PhippSburg.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. l3, 1901. at p; NJ
ON petition of J. II. Mayo and 10 others
to so amend the statute laws of the State
as to regulate the taking OF clans from
the flats in the town OF West Bath on the
New Meadows river; also on petition Of
Samuel F. Bates and 6 others for same +;
also on petition of John w. Ballou and IL
others for same; also on petition of Frank
A Small and "A others for same: also on
petition of c. IA. Snow and others for
same. ~ - o
WEDNESDAY. FEB. u. 1901, at : +. NJ.
| on petition of Sewal +. Peters and %
others of Sedgwick, for an act to pro-
hibit the catching of alcwives by set nets
| in the Bagaduce river and stream; also
| on an act relating to the taking of ale
| wives in BagadIce river and stream.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. -. 1901. at Z. NJ.
| on petition of g. r. Mansfield and 9TH
ers relating to the dumping of fish offal
| into the waters Of Mossabec Reach in the
| town of Jonesport: also on petition OF
p. J. Sawyer and others for same; also
on an act to prohibit the dumping of her
ring and other fish offal in waters of
| Moosabec Reach in the town of Jones'
! The hearing on petition of John A. Beal
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MILITARY AFFAIRS

The Committee on Military Affairs will
give hearings in its room, No. Il, at the
State House:
WEDNESDAY. FEE. Il. 191-On an act
fixing the amount OF allowance for clerk
hire in the office Of the adjutant general.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. II. 191l-t Contin-
uedD. Resolve in favor OF Charles III.
Burbank
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Is. 191-On resolfe
in favor of Francis +. Johnson, that the
sum of 500 sc paid bounty due under pro-
visions of tnaptcr -, of the Public Laws.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Is. tContin-
Ccd one week.. Petition of y. Il. Walker
ana others.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. H. 1901-Resolve
relative 10 retiring militia officers.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ~. 1911 Carried
over two weeks. Resolves of city OF
Ruckland. Portland. and Gardiner.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. l.. 19)l-ResolVe
in favor OF the Bath Orphan Asylum
Military ana Naval, that there be appro-
prated the sum Of $500 for the year 1901
with statement Of facts.
j. H. SWEET Secretary
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Overdue Vessels on Pacific.

San Francisco, Feb. l2-Of the feet Of
overdue vessels. the Bertha is now out
II days from Wei Hal Wei for Portland:
the otto Gildermeister 80 DAYS from
Yokohama for Portland: the Cape Wrath
~ days from Calao for Astoria or Port
land, ana the Andrada 9! days from San
IA RaSaha Tor Portland. on all of these
vessels the underwriters are paying %
per cent. to reinsure their chances IN
the Ardnamutchau, Il days out from
frazer river for Liverpool. 20 per cent. is
nelhs PAD. and on the Ilala, % days out
from Montevideo for British Columbia Il
Per cent. The schooner Wine which was
almost given III as lost has arrived III
i Hehhue. Peru, after very long run Of
l23 DAVIS from Enrt Eragg