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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
on THE ANDROSCOGGIN.
Heavy Pitch All Along. With Ice and Logs
Bound for Sea.

! Lewiston Me. Dec. 15.-One of the
caused by the heavy rain storm of yes
| tcrday and today. The storm began at
about 80 o'clock, Saturday night and
continued al night and most of the
day. At about o'clock, Sunday night
| the rain ceased TO fall. but it was still
cloudy. threatening rain any mcm"nt
| The wind was blowing a gale and thc
evening was far from an ideal one.
So far rs reported ut this writing, no
very serious damage has resulted in
this city from tho storm. CT courS"
there are the usual number Of wash
cats. ana caNc-ins but so far as street
Commissioner Morrison was able to
tell. the streets have not been seriously
affected. and all of the damage can he
repaired easily aud with but slight cX-
pcnse
IL the last y hours the rise of water
in the -Androsc"grin river has been
something tremendous and AZ 9 o'clock.
this evening, the water was nearly if
not quite as high AZ il was at the time
of the spring freshet. The large amount
Of rain together with the snow which
was on the ground, raised the river
rapidly. causing the ice to break up.
and at an early hour in the evening.
the river was clear. At o'clock the
, 000, 600 feet of logs which broke away
At Rumford Falls, sunday afternoon.
had not reached Lewiston. although
they were expected at almost any time.
80 thnN yy.ill -
any damage here.
The storm has caused 4 rise OF water
in the .\ndioscogcia of 6 feet and
ir, hes. This was the measurement
tnken Al about Q o'clock. this evening.
IT that time the river was said To be
going down slightly. but on the whole
WAS not changing very much. The rain
fan in Lewiston during the storm Was
4 l-lo inches. which was one OF III
heaviest rainfalls for years.
Thcr" is no danger Of a shortage of
water for the mills ana the agents ANA
employees are rejoicing that all fears
from Scunt water supply have been
wiped away. However. an agent Of on"
az III" Lewiston mills told n sun report
-. this evening. that he feared trnuhl"
from anchor irr He said that it usliHl-
N happened that when the river once
froTe over, and then was cleared frori
.ce by a heavy storm. il frequently nar-
pyurd that considerable trouble result
~ throulhuut The remainder "i IN.
winter from anchor ice. such has been
the case under similar conditions III
previous Yeas.
Wash"ui- are reported at Brlsradc
ANA New Gloucester ana the Sk"Whr-
gan branch is reported in trouble.
The EIcctrics here htd hard time.
4 man III by team from Sabuttu~ says
Tie low lands ate flooded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
WEEKDAY CHURCHGoERs.
More Of Them Than Ever Before anu
More Churches Kept Open
New York SUM


~ have been trampins tne streeis III II
New York for good many Years sasr sa
the city salesman "and never ociun I'm,
have seen 50 many churches kept ,n. opn.
during the week as have seen TINS sun
mer .rt,;o,,s
Men and women interested IN reIlsIvgr sa..cr
matters are making great cry no" osS. ~.
the indifference of the popuace u
rious subjects. No doIbt there Is 81 s,,h
ground for this concern. Dut notwI',n n
standing the trend of general thousnr If
mundane affairs there are sun p.'nE .oh
peoIblc who are glad to fly 10 the Shuas; .o1;.
evefry iay in the week for rest anu i'i.s ~
itaEion. ! have been SURPRISED Al ~
quEntity and quality of people 70 All
folnd III the sanctuary ~ "ha'e'ei
hdur | migh- happen 10 drop ~. the
81 spoke 10 several sections ABOUT ~.
txperiment and tney sa% tnat the Ci.u asy
rs have been Wei patronizei ever! or or
A hhroushout ,ne summer. or couIyie and
anin churches. sIc,I aS the Cdthe!c nt1 %
Ipiscopai. have always ia" their I'm. Iavr
'eNt,aily visitors. Now thai other ueho hore
i03ions have followed suit anu ,,har. r
= Med their churches in all nelsnitn ,sitn
!. obs. both lowly and aristocratlS,,,. ~ MAT
results so satisfying. il Is rot liked 5nn- S
thJ hospitahe c;;stom viii DC "p'''"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
Capital Notes.

{ Edward A. Evans. who for years has
, he,a In charge W ne criminal ldenttrca-
I tion bureau i'll Chicago mas been appoint
va acting superintendent Nc the new sub
national bureau OF Identification IN
I Washington
4 Mrs. Roosevelt gave her first public re-
, ception at the White House. from e )
! 7. NJ saturday Surrounded b. the IA
lies of the cabinet. she received IN tDe
green parIor The Marine Band dtscoirs-
"a music fnr the occasion. Notwitn-
standing the Indictment weather. there
was steady stream Of callers through
! ont tho reception
The question VT leasing Indian lands
for mining purposes hinges on case
which was given a hearing by Secretary
/ Hitchcock. saturday. fu" case is tnat
of tho aup.irntl0n NJ the t."t"aCc MIN
ing Company fnr f4' acres q Iand Oh IN M
Jintah L tc reservation. in tan me
congressional delegation from Ctah ar
ready have protested against the leasing
and today 4 delegation Of Indians uEseu
. TIL" approval 0f The leases secretary
/ Hitchcock T'arrNcd action
Tn" cirIdiron Club Of washington; sat
irday. elected these officers. President.
Robert J Nvnne. New York Press; vice
uresiden-. Orlando y. Stealsv, LoIiS|llie
Courier Journal. sccr"i1T., Richard LeH
Fearp. New YORK Tribune, treasurer
George II. Walker. executive c1mmlt.es'
: L. johnson Of the Cincinnan sn.
quirer. Francie LoIpF Of the New
York Evening Post. and John ~ TAR
son Of the Philadelphia Ledger
The division of insula. aI.airs Of N
war department gave our for pup lcatlon'
Saturday. a statement on ( hC customs IN,
ceiptS I'm Cuba. as follows: Inc '1tdi '1d
revenues for the ln months ending oct
g. 1901. were SlS.n5S, 81. as compared win
81. 22S. .S6l for the sam" period OF lA.' anu
ST. l2ncqI for 1880 The duty on experts
WIS lbnIiShpd ApriI T. CaI. The export
duties collected in 1nal amounted e s-os;- s-s,
4in during the 10 months ending oc'. ssd S'
lao0. S7Sl. m, n months ending oct. w . lHss,
Srln.l}o. The customs revenues, eEcIussr
cf export duties. increased IN w w. r
thc previous year by $276 sil. and over
the second preceding year by N.@si,Sa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
THE FIREMAN KILLED.
Engine Dtched Near Greenyiile. -fremer
Killed. 1.-Two Men Badly Seal ed.

81. John. y. T.. Dee. News is Grcciv-
ed. tonight. hy Supt cbornc 81 the st !
lant:c division of the Canadian Pacific.
that the line III Maine is badly affected
ny the storm ana one death has irSuil =
ed. Rain fell steadily from Saturda, y
evening until sunday evening. cdlryin.
away The snow and putting bridges ana
tracks under water. Between HrnTnVillc
Me. ana Jackmtu. Me. some ~ mites.
thcr" are bad washouts, some ~ feet
long.
Near Grccnvlilc. tonight an engine and
tender was coming along Inc tender
went through Il culVert and drIgGri III.
engine down. Tie fireman. paNi1 P1tteu
of Faruham. L. O.. was instanay KILLED.
and wv" other men. Engineer Rosrby
ana Pilot f.steH. badly Scaldcd.
Supt. Oborne Is making .tp Il crcW here
and will 90 before morning To the scene.
There are fears that traffic will be i'm
'peded for some time. There was nothing
unusual in the storm ut st. John.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
RIVER CLEAR AT RICHMOND.
Heavy Current Taking the DRIFT Ice and pertis
Out 10 Sea.

Echmond. Nc. Dec. ll--,.a" + NJ
'Spcciap.-Th" kcnr"boc is one" mprr
dear - III" ga aUd the water. at fr,shct
pitch. Is rushing AIT thc broken icc ana
debris on of the bay. At this hour tn
river hes risen about feet ahove hisn
water ANA is coming along st Ercal
rate. The wharves are covered and rco-
pie are moving whatever property il cX-
posed to tn" flood. Their" haN" been
crowds nIt an III" afternoon watching
h" rising waters.
The tugs AdeHa aud knicl1crhockc.
passed up river lHtH this afternoon. auG
II iS supposed that they will keep the
zee moving. III any jams should form, and
will Also tow our the SchoonrrS confined
,tp river by the recent frrcZt.
The Min brook. which empticg into the
\cnncbc, ~ III" Old Saw mill, is swollen
~ i point not reached since the famous
food OF March. 1876. Several cavens are
rcl,uIt.d, the worst one being On the bank
near tn" Bowman house. where a large
area has been washed away.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
BARK SINDIA ASHORE.
Crew Taken or by Ocean City Lie Savers.
vii, Be a Total Loss.

Atlantic city. n j.. Dec. 15.-Tho
English bark Sindia with q crew of 30
men beside the officers. went ashore
of Ocean City about : o'clock. this
morning and the crew stuck 10 her IN
I'll Daylight. wnen signals of distress
We're blown ana answered by the life
saving crew. After considerable hard
work the crew was landed. capt. Me-
Kcnzie being slightly injured IL land
ing.
The vessel Is lying on h"r side with Il
feet Of water ~ her holi ANA fears ;n-
entertained mat she may prove y. loss.
Ior owners arc J. ana r. Brock"iban
Of Liverpool. Eng. The boat was rn
her way TO New York from Kobe.
Japan. with general cargo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
IN MAINE.


in it's neiehborhood. Some of the
bonscs in Dunbar court had feet of
water on the first floor. This neigh
borhoud always suffers severely III
fr,sh.t but il got it worse than ever,
Sunday Nearly all the houses IN
I.ublov. Butler and Alden courts had
cellars completely filled and some of the
families were driven to the second
stories. Even the cellars of the saw
yer Pub. Co. and the North End di u%
store. which are we'll back from the
brook. were full Of water. The fact
that there was little frost in the ground
when the rain came on made railroad
ing anything but II pleasure. as there
was great and constant danger OF
washoutS
The Skowhegau branch WAS put out
of condition by small waShoutS III FAIR
field Just opposite the ear barns "f the
Electric Road. There is "A deep dcpreS-
sion, sort of Well at that point which
was formed by filling a gully for the
road bed. A we'll on the west side Of
ihe track filed NJ with water and rs
the ground under the track was not
frozen 10 any extent the water wore
away III" dirt. leaving som" 20 feet OF
rail suspended in the air.
But the greatest difficulty in ;hs Vi
Ciuity was at Clinton. That town could
not be rea ched by telephone, so the eX-
act extent of the damage could not be
80 deep that tn" only way to get
through ii over the track was by swim
ming or in boat. So tho exact condi-
ton Of the track could not be deter
mined Passenger No II GOT as far n 8.
this city ard was held here. Pullman
No. could not get through.
At :, A. NJ. Mr. Abbott telcphoned tha
Journal at Augusta that there was II feet
on the dam and - rect. iucncS back
water. The food had entered the haSc-
mont of No. : mill. something never be
fore experienced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
SpALDIN6 IS POSITIVE
Iha. He Is Elected and That freedman Is OuI
OF the Race

New York. Dec. 15.--A. v 5paulrinc
tonight. declared positively that ne L;ul
won hIs fight III TN National League.
As he left the Flcth .Ayrru. EuteI W.
said. At haif-pas; four O'Clock. tomor-
row fMondayj Andrew Freedman Is out
and a. g. Spfuldng wins. Tell every
body 10 be here at that time, he add
90, turning TO his secretary.
Andrew Freedman vas informed ~
The positive statement that M. Spauld-
ing had ma6e ana IN rcrly said There
Is nothing that MI. SpauldinE can say
any more thai is worthy Of .'cply from
me The interests ~ the stockholders
NJ thc New YORK club WEI bc amply
protected
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

freight house. found several wagons
ahead of him. While waiting h.. fell
from his seat overcome by Inc cold. and
VAS picked up dead An unidentified
man dropped dead at kinzie and Wells
streets Of heart failure. supcrinduccd
by the cold. John Hayr. T. years Old
rnught shelter from the cold in = sa-
loon at iII Grand avenue. Saturday
morning. He drew chair near the.
stove ami sat down. a few minutes
later i was discov, red TIE man wa
dead
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Worst Storm Tor rs Years Enormous Damage
-Four Lives Lost.

Philadelphia. Dee. ia storm whi".i
for severity ana dcstructIvcucsS has nol
been cqtaIlcd in thIs section for - y"@rS
visited eastern and central P"nnE Evivanil.
ast night. causing almost unprecedented
damage and resulting IN tile loss Of at
least four human lives. tn" havoc in the
coal regions is enormous and thc loss ty
railroad and mining companies viii
amount 10 millions of dollars The
Schuylkili. IcniGh, SuguuchannH and
Junitd rivers have Risen as high aS f.
fceg above their levels ana All of their
tributaries have oVcrfiowed. uundating
m" surrounding country in more than a
.inZps counties
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
Terrific Sou,herIy Gale at Highland Light.

Highland Light. Mass. Dec I5.--A
terrific aou,hcrly sra. reaching 4
velocity ~ g miles an hour AZ nuou.
has prevailed al day with heavy rsdn.
shifting To- cold northwest. Tonight.
with nigh winds ana clearing weather.
owing ~ hcing un ohshorc viad uu
disasters have occurred
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
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Thr hrti-h EIc trio Traction Comr'n-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
GET STRONG.
Weakness and iii Health
Overcome by Vinol.
We ave Seen
Lots Of Proof Of
This.

You will agree with us that there Is
nothing much worse than feeling of
weakness or lassitude. There is no need
Of our telling YOU that when one feels this
way. il is a symptom of a disordcrad con-
diton OF the system.
We would like to tell everyone in this
city how to get strong take Ninol on
our guarantee.
Vinol is not patent medicine. Every
thing contained in it is printed on the
label of each bottle. 1t does invigorate,
create flesh when flesh is needed, and
makes rich red blood. Vinol cannot do
harm because it contains only the in
gradients that are needed to accomplish
good, namely, the active curative
medicinal principles found in the liver of
the live cod Vinol differs from cod liver
oil inaSmuch as none of the grease that
tastes so badly and acts so detrimental!y
on the digestive organs is found in it.
We have reason from what we have
seen and heard to endorse Ninol as we
do. for we know what it has done in
many cases where the patient has been
run down and debilitated and where the
most wonderful results have been accom-
pliShcd by its use.
We also feel sure that many people
have taken Ninol who were on the Verge
OF a severe attack Of sickness. and instead
Of suffering further pain and misery were
quickly restored to health. Here is one
of many letters endorsing Ninol:
AS a strengthening tonic. | will gladly
say that Ninol is the best medicine ever
have taken or heard OF. We have used
ii in our family as a strength producer
With the best possible results" Mrs.
JAMES ANDERSON, Mansfield, Ohio.
II is because we have had so much
proof of what Vino; really does, and
because we know that everybody
who tries VinoI quickly learns that it
is delicious. that we rhesitatiHgty
endorse it, and agree at all times to
refund TO anyone the price they pay
for vinoi il they do not find it abso-
lute!y satisfactory.
BoHditsa, Webster 1 Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
At RUMtCRD FALLS
iEx.ieme freshet Pitch Reached and Still Ris
ing-.Lo9s Carried Out.

I;umford Falls. Ne. Dec 12.-tSpec-
reached 20 feet on the dam the extreme
freshet pitch and is still rising. Tn.
ice has broken UP and gone out. About
2,oeo,oo0l feet of logs owned by the In
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

You needn't keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating. nor belching, nor
experiencing nausea between meals.
In other words, YOU needn't keep on
beng dyspeptic, and you certainly
shouldn't.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia
il STRENGTHENS and tones the stomach.
pegfects digestion. creates normal ap-
petite, ana builds up the whole iystem.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

ternational Paper Co. the oxford Pa
per Co. ana the Dunton Lumber Go,
have broken away and on the direct
route to the sea.
The snow i'll the woods has about al!
disappeared and the swamps are va
terlogged. The snow IN III" open IS al
gone and the country is atioat.
The railroad bridge ut llouGhton has
settled and is unsafe for crossing 1t
may go out
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
Schooner Sinks at Hayannis.

hyA"nts. Mas pec. l5--Soh"ru.i
i;ngleader ~ Friendship Ne in bal
last sunk nt her moorinEs nj Railroad
wharf this afternoon. iu the south
-aSt gale. 5t high water. ana lI"g W-N
Ipou tie beach
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
Bo,ha Has $4,000 Men.

Paris. Dec ia morning paper here
asserts thar comm tnd1nt tirn"l Al
Rotha has reported 70 Nj, Kruger that
y" ha5 1000 armed uon. 'r.o"n being
Cap" Colony recruits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
Conmandant Badar hurst CAPTURED.

London Dec. 16.-AIrirrs received MI
~" war office from Lorl Kitchener
from Pretoria. report the import ant
capture ~ t"muHraaut E4drnhprst
with party of T:ocrs Al Str. kfna.eiu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

At midnight. Supt. Abbott of fhr i.rnk-
wood mills. t"lpphnE"d IN" Journals .tr-
s-usta office thHt th"r" vas II f""t. ="
inches on tn" dam. being Wit min inrh"s 5
vas - foot. inches back water and Stiil
coming. Mr. Abbott said that the luGira-
iiouG wcr" II that hour that all rccorcs
would y" broken. lie said the river was
full Of running icc. but taat it was run
ming fr"" and II" anticipated no damage
from that Sonrrn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
IN OTHER STATES.
Continued from page 10

new life saving station at Monomoy.
rode out the storm safely but has been
unable to land her cargo on Monom"y
beach.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
ON The UPPER KeNNEBEC.
River at Freshe. Pitch and Running Full o
Logs and Debris.

Madison, Me. Dec. l5.-Heavy rains
III the past a hours with warm weather
nave carried away the snow. The Ken
He pee river is at freshet pitch. the high
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

Accidents come with distressing ire
ouencv on the farm. Cuts. bruises g, ss'aS.. -.
sprains. Dr.. Thomas Electric M Mas,h.
iieves the pain istanriy. Never sa'e W.
out il.
IN w. f&wt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

1T is estimated that the projected a..
Way from southern TO western ~"
,yaiia viii cost So. .o0o.eeO and take -
years TO build.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
A COMMON TROUBLE.
Thousands Suffer From il Whou, Knowing rs
Real Character.

No trouble is more common or moro
misunderstood than nerl Gus dyspepsia
people having it think that their nerves
are 70 blame. are surprised that they
are not cured by nerve medicines and
spring remedies; the real seat OF the
| mischief IS lost sight Of, the stomach il;
the organ TO be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not
have any pain whatever in the stom-
ach. nor perhaps airy of the usual
symptoms Of stomach weakness. Ner-
vous dyspepsia shows. itself not in the
stomach 50 much as in nearly every
other organ. in som" cases the heart
palpitates and is irregular; in others,
The kidneys are effected. in others. the
bowels are troubled. with loss of flesh
and appetite. Win the accumulation Of
gas, sour risings AM heartburn
Mr.. 4. v. Sharper Of No. 81 Pros
pect ST. indianapolis. Ind. writes as
follows: "A motive of pure gratitude
prompts me to write these few lines
regarding the neW ana valuable med
icire. StuartS Dyspepsia Tablets.
nave been a sufferer from nervous dyS-
pepsia for The last four years have
used various patent medicines and
Other remedies WithoUt anE favorable
result. They sometimes give tempor-
AIRY relief until the effects of the mel-
cine wore "f. ! attributed this To my
sedrntary habits being q bookkeeper
with little physical cVercise. but
am GLAD To stat" that the tablets have
overcome All these obstacles for |
have gained III flesh. sleep better and
am better in every way. The above Is
written not for nCtoriety hut is based
on actual facts
Respectfully yours
A. W. Sharper.
u Prospect st. indianapolis, lEd.
1t * safe tn say that Stuart's DyS-
pepSia Tablets will cure any stomach
weakness oi disease cXcert cancer ii
he stomach. They cure sour stomach,
gas. loss of flesh and appetite, sleep
lessness. palpitation. heartburn. ccnsti-
patton and headaches.
Send for valuable little book cn
stomach diseases by addressing Stuart
Co. Marshall. Mich.
All druggists sell full sized packages
at 30 cents. decl6,1S,a0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-28
Rok XII.

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nych, nadajace miastu Chicago
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uznania zarzadu miejskiego, na
potrzebne ulepszenia, zmieniajacs
procedure sadowa W ten spos6b.
azeby try czwarte gfos6w przysie-
gfych stanowifo wyrok prawomo.
cny, rozporzadzajace, azeby pred.
siebiorstwa og6lnego znaczenia
mogfy bye upanstwowione t. p.
Kto ma zamiar wystapic wnio-
skiem przeprowadzenie nowego
jakiego prawa, moze zgfosic sic 90
ofsu p. Smulskiego.
Szef policyi uznaf "a rzecz sto-
sowna przypomniec porucznikom
policyi ich obowiazki dozorowania
policyant6w i oryentowania sic W
stosunkach klasy ludzi, kt6rych
konduita jest podejrzana.
Mayor Harrison dowiedziaf sic,
re zarzady kolei Lake Shore iRock
Island zgodziiy sic ma podniesienie
tor6w kolejowych. Roboty wkr6tce
rozpoczna sic.
q okazyi republikanskich prawy.
borrow biura miejskie beda jutro
zamkniete.
Tylko woda ma stacyi Chicago
ave. jest podejrzana. lime wodo-
ciagi dostarczaja wody zdatnej do
picia.