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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-17
MIR. STETSON RENOVATED,
Number of Important Appointments
by Governor.

Augusta, January 16.-Following are
the nominations by Gov. Hill. announced
Wednesday afternoon:
Superintendent Public Schools-W. W.
5 tetson, Auburn.
Trustee Normal Schools-H. l.. Chap
man, Brunswick.
KTrustee Reform School-L. q. Morse,
Agent to Prevent Cruelty-Bradford e.,
Rowe, Swans Island.
Trial Justicss-Thomas u. farmer,
Bonthbay Harbor; Franklin A. Greer,
Belfast; Asa A. Richardson, hennebunk.
Notaries Public-James K, Etcheils,
Biddeford; Hanno W. Gage, Portland ;
Charles b. Mitchell, Portland; William
II. O'BrIon, Portland; j. Lyman hipley,
Andovsr; Albert Il. Larner, Princeton
Hsscah s. Hall, WatervilIe; 0. i. Eel
lows, Buoksport.
Justices OF the Peace and Quorum-L.
Il. Shaw, Yarmouth; Charles +. Dorr,
Ellsworth; Elbridge q. ). Ingraham,
West Rockport; Lambe Sands, Seoec,
(MiIoJ; Benjamin +. Hlnckley, George
town; .. III. Drake, Plttstield; W: u.
Huntou, Readtield; Charles b. Mitchell,
Portland; Fremont Beverage, North
Haven; Daniel Il. Richardson. Baldwin /;
James n. Smith, Denmark.
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LEWISTON NOT DRY.

Lewiston, January 10 Several of the
rum shops in this city have suspended
business, bat contrary to reports the
-'tuWn has NOT 5ono dry there axe stun
a number of places in Lewiston where
liquor can be obtained. Late yesterday
afternoon the places that were running
open, had guards stationed at the doors
to givs warning In case the officers
should come their way.
Yes, Lewiston still has Its rum. No
liquor seizures were made yesterday.
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REVENUE AND TAXATION.

The aggregate receipts of this depart
Jnent during the fiscal year ending Decem-
Der 81, 1900, were g.. Ola, 007 IS, which
amount Increased by Sl99, 5S2 III cash In
the treasury on the first day OF January,
1900, shows the available cash for the
past year TO have besn S3,215, 5000, and
the amount OF disbursements for all pur-
poses was 81, Ol4, 1851, O3. leaving a cash bal
auce on hand at the close OF the year Of
slgs. S79Ne1, which amount lie S643 10 less
than the cash balance on hand at the
CLOSE of the year 1899.
The actual net disbursements for the
wears 1890 ami 1900 were So, 74S, 036 bS, and
the receipts, s., $50, 1gi 81, which shows that
the expenditures exceeded ths receipts in
the past two years by Sl55, S44 ~.
The rate of taxation for the years 1879 and
1900 WINS two aud three-fourths mills on.
the dollar, yiel ling a total revenue from
this source for the two years OF Sl,Sl5.-
90I. SO.
All taxes assessed against cities, towns
and organized plantations for the year
1899 have been paid in full.
For your Information, present here
with a table showing the amount or re-
ceipts and expenditures OF this DEPART
ment and the amount one has exceeded
the other for each year since 1894 to the
present time, as follows:
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GREAT NORTHERN PAPER co.

Bangor, January 16.-Tne annual meet
Ing OF the Great Northern Paper oompa.
ny stockholders was held in this city on
Wednesday. The following directors
wers elected: r. Somsrs Hayes. John
5. Barnes, Garrett Schenck, Ell. Haskell.
William b. Dillon, Oliver Ii. Paine. A
q. Paine, G. II. Paget.
Alta meeting of the directors held on
the Bangor and Aroossook train en- route
for Milliuocket, Carrot Schneck was elect
cd president; W. b. Dillon, vice presi.
dent: j. 5. Barnes, treasurer; A. Leydard
Smith. clerk.
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south Pacific ocean. his parents being To-
Gated there at the time as missionaries.
Mr.. Harbutt was educated In ENGLAND
and prepared for the ministry at Aucdale
Independents Congregational now
known as the Yorkshire United college
under DIR. A. NJ. Fairbain, generally es-
teemed among the first of the living ths-
ologians, (and now Of Mansfield college,
Oxtord.) Mr.. HArbutt was ordained to
this ministry in 1888 in the Cathedral
City of Kipony, England. and held this
passionate three years when he was called
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toms, and no woman should allow
herself to reach such a perfection Of
misery when there is absolutely no
need of it. The subject of our por-
trait in this sketch, Mrs. Williams of
Englishtown, Nj, has been entirely
cured of such illness and misery by
lydia Il. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound, and the guiding advice of Mrs.
Pinkham of Lynn, Mass.
No other medicine has such a record
for absolute cures. and no other medi-
cine is "iust as good" Women who
want a cure should insist upon getting
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound when they ask for 1t at a store.
Anyway, write letter TO Mrs. Pink
ham at Lynn, Mass, and tell her all
your troubles. Her advice is free.
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YESTERDAYS CABINET MEETING

Washington, January 16.-rhe cabinet
meeting today, which was held In tbs
private parlor of the White House and
which was the Il rst one held since tbs
Presidents illness, lasted about thirty
minutes. No business question was
brought before the meeting. 1t Is likely
there will not be anothsTscabinet meeting
before the beginning Of the week. The
President is feeling very well today, but
he still shows to a slight degree his Ill
ness and that he has not fully recovered
MS usual vi0or,
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THE BRICK TRUST.

Buoksport. January 10.--The briokmak-
ers of Orland and Penobscot, eight firms
with a total output of about two mil
lions, are resolving offers from the New
England Brick company for the sale of
their yard and stock under the usual
trust procedure. These yards being on
winter shipping ports, come in direct
competition with trust brick in Boston
markets. No deals have been closed as
vet. but final surrender seems inevlta BILE.
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TROOPS COMING HOME.

Manila, January IS The United States
transport Buford arrived here from
Vigan, on the northwest coast OF the ISL
and of Luzon, this evening with the
S6th regiment of infantry GU. s. VI
The soldiers will Ianl tomorrow and
sail on the transport Pennsylvania for
San francisco, January s5. This regi-
msnt was the earliest organized of the
present volunteers. Some OF the men
will Join the new Manila police.
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DO YOU FEEL LIKE THsp
PEN Picture Cor Women.

III am so nervous, there Is not a
well inch in my whole body. am SO
weak at my stomach and have indi-
gestion horribly, and palpitation OF
the heart, and am losing flesh. This
headache and baclSache nearly kills
me, and yesterday nearly had hyster-
ics there is weight In the lower part
of my bowels bearing down all the
time. and pains in my groins and
thighs; l cannot sleep, walk, or sit,
and | believe / am diseased all over
no one ever suffered as / do"
This is a description Of thousands Of
cases which come to Mrs. Pinlxham's
attention daily. An inflamed and nj
cerated condition Of the neck of the
womb can produce all Of these symp.
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WASHINGTON NOTIFIED.

Washington, January lo.-The state de-
partment has been advised of the formal
signature by the Chinese plenipotenti AIRY
OF the Pekin agreement. The next step
probably will be a re-convention of the
ministerial council at Pekin, and 1t is
probable that the gathering will be at
tended by the Chinsse representatives so
that the proceedings will from this point
on follow closely in the line of the usual
form OF peace negotiations.
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Blown to Atoms.

The old idea that the body some
times needs powerful. drastic, purga-
tive pill has been exploded; for DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which are per
feetly harmless, gently stimulate Ever
and bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system aud absolutely cure
Constipation and Sick Headache. Only
25c. at II. p. S. Goold, drug store.
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these pulpit two or three times du ing
the past few wseks, and has been WI IL
liked, so that the societies at recsnt
meeting extended him this call which h,
has Just accepted, Mr.. Harhutt Is
man apparently over 40 years OF age, and
was born in the Samoan Islands, OF this
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PORTLANDS WON.
Defeated the salems fn One Sided
Basket Ball Games Last Night.

Last evening at the Y. NJ. g. A, GYM
nasium the Portlsnds met the Salems
and amply redeemed themselves for the
defeat which they sustained at Salem a
few weeks ago. Last evening the Port
land boys were victorious by the over
whelming score of 36 to Q. This was the
third game out OF fifteen that the Salsms
have loat. The features of the game last
evening was the brilliant playing of Rob-
erts. The score:
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ALLAN LINER DISABLED.

81. Johns, N. f., January 16.-The
Allan line steamship Unitarian, Capt.
Gambell, which arrived In this port yes
terday from Glasgow and Liverpool,
bound to HALIFAX, N. s., and Phtladel-
phia, has considerable damaGe to her ma
chinery and steering gear which will
cause the vessels detention here for
about week.
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CHESTNuT STREET. CHURCH.

The revival services at the Chestnut
street church continue to increase in in
terest. Last evening there was very
good attendance In spite OF this stormy
weather. The pastor spoke on the real
significance of taking public stand
for Christ. The services will be contin-
ued this evening at z 45.
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ID A X. WHIST.

The d. A. X. will have an afternoon
of whist at the residence OF Mrs. j. ii.
Horne, 80 Pine street, at 2.3o this after
noon. Members of the ID. A, X. who do
not play whist are requested to be present
at the tea at i've O'Clock.
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REV. ROBERT G. HARBUTT.
who Has Recently Accepted Call to
Free Church, morriiIs.

Rev. Robert @. Harbutt OF Searsport,
Me-, who has accepted the call to the pas
torate Of the Frse church, CONGREGATION
nj. of MorriIls and the North bearing
congregational church, IL 20 assume the
duties Of the respective pastorates early
An February. MIR. Hsrbutt has supplied
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9. nj. WATKINS,
Custom Tailor,
MoRRILLS CORNE r.
RiverfOn or Morrills ears take
YOU TO The door. jap5eod2w
United states Circuit Court.

MAINE DISTRICT SIS. In Equity.
American Surety Company vs.. Lawreneevile
Cement Co. ct ais.
ORDERED, That Edward Woodman. Esq,
of Portland, be and lie hereby is appointed
MASTER 10 hear the evidence of the parties
for the purpose OF determining the nature and
amount of the various claims against William
Morgan for labor performed and materials fun
nished in the prosecution of the contract be
tween the said William Morgan and the United
States as set out in the compliments said bill,
for which the Complainant as the surety on the
bond given by said Morgan to the United
States for the faithful fuldlment of said CON
tract. is liable, and report to the Court forth
with the amount OF all such claims.
By order of the Court.
A. IL. DAVIS.
Clerk.
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Not a Very Excellent Showing
Made.
Big Temporary Loans
Necessary.
More Revenue or Cut in Expen.
ses Imperative.

ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l
Augusta, January 1e.-Foilowine is the
report OF the state treasurer, Hon. II.
Marion Simpson:
Treasurer's Offioe,
Augusta, January !, 1901.
To His Excellen5y Hon. LIewellyn Pow
ers, Governor, and the Honorable tx
eoutive Council:
Gentlemen: i herewith present my an
nual report, as required by the statutes
OF the State, giving In detail an account
OF the receipts and expenditures and the
financial transactions Of this department
for the fiscal year ending December 81,
1900.
BONDED DEBT.
On the first day OF January, 1885, the
bonded Indebtedness OF the State was g., =
403, 900 90, and at the present time 1t is
50, l03 COZ 10, which shows reduction OF
500, COZ 90 In the past six years. During
that period, the sum OF $3.50, l4o.W has
been paid in interest on this debt, MAX
ing the aggregate su N of $40 1000 paid
as interest and toward the liquidation OF
the bonded indebtedness OF the State DUR
ing my administration of the affairs OF
this department., The remainder OF the
debt natures az follows:
so, 900 90 in tine year 1901.
FfU,UVU.OV duuudlIyt A"V~ W AVA, poeh AZ
elusive.
SIS 600. 90 annually, 1919 to 1921, both
inclusive.
SIS. 600 co annually, 1929 to 1929 both In
elusive.
TEMPORARY LOANS.
January /, 1900, temporary loan of
S9OO, 00O. 90. and a temporary war loan OF
$3.50, GOO 90 as shown by my report for
wear 1890, were outstanding. or the
former loan, 500, 900 90 fell due March z,
1900, and the balance, 500, 900 90, falls
,fue the present year. OF the war loan,
500, 600. 90 became due January %, 1900.
and the balance, $50. 900 90, falls due DC.
tobsr 10 1901, The loans falling due the
past year were paid at maturity, but tho
receipts of the treasury not being sutfi-
cient to meet them and the current ex-
penses or the State, further temporary
loans to the amount OF $500, 10000 were
negotiated, $l01, 900. 90 of which was pro-
CURED January %, 1900, and 100000 %
March 2, 1909 and the funds were used TO
meet the payment Of said loans falling
due on those dates. Therefore the tenn
porary loans now outstanding are as fol-
lows;
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to the passionate of this seArsport, Me-,
CT uroh, where he has been successfully
% ,ated for the past IA years. Mr.. Har-
b has brother, who is resident OF
Portland, this Kew. Chss. Harbutt, a
representative of ths Maine Missionary
society.
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NAVAL RESERVES BALL.

The Naval Reserves ball and unique
military exhibition Will occur next We'd
nesday evening. 1t win be well worth
attending as the exhibition will be novel
and interesting. Dancing will begin at
nine O'Clock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-17
BATH, III BANGOR. I.

Bath, January 1e.-The STERN did not
prevent the crowd from turning out to
see Bath defent Bangor tonight. The
score was II to Z. Lsydon made his first
appearance here in IL years
Score, Bath, IL; Bangor, z. Rushes,
Mercer, 10; Tarraut, /; McGilvray.
Stops, Burgess, 20; White, 4S; Wiley,
Fouls, Furbush. Referee, Connolly.
Timer, Fields. ~ enhance, 725.
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NOTICE.

Public Notice Is hereby given to all persons
Sterested that the unders igned. in pursuance
elaims and hear all evidence that may be sub
Dlltted IN support thereof OF in objection there
%. at his office No IS Exchange St, Portland,
Maine, at three o'clock In the afternoon upon
Che 10th, nth, and oath days of January, 1901,
and upon any other other dates to which either
OF said hearings may be adjourned.
EDWARD WO0DMAN,
Special Master In Chaneery.
Portland, Jan. 1901. ian3diaw3wTh
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MAINE POSTMASTER.

Washington, January 16-The follow.
ing fourth-class postmaster was appoint
ed today:
Maine-Parlin Pond, { NJ. Durgin.
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Points.

NATIONAL LEAGUE LOSES A CLUB
Salem, Mass January l6 1t was de-
oided this afternoon by Manager Aufort
of the Meriden, Conn, polo team that
he will transfer that team from the Ma
tionAl League to Salem and play in the
Southeastern Leagua. The tsAm VIII
play here next Monday.
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American Beauties.

There are none fairer or sweeter the
world over. Unfettered and untran-
meled the American woman queens 1t as
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g., a., s55.la $40, 659, i7i.97 1901 $50 8

s9s42 s55 IS $40 552 17l.97 s66i 900 80 s5s 81
The temporary loans ara not consid
cred In the abnve tiguresi the actual re-
ceipts and expenditures only are repre-
ssnted. 1t will readily be seen, by the
above table, that the expenditures for
each year, in the past six years, with a
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eAONS AO
woman in the
world. Yet her
very energy and
ambition are Of
ten times her un-
doing. She at
tempts too much.
Her health is I'M
dermined. And
when health goes
beauty goes also.
The use of DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry re-establishes
the health. 1t
cures diseases of
the stomach aud
organs of diges-
ton and nutri-
ton and assures
perfect assirnila-
ton Of food and
the proper nour-
ishment of the
b 0 d y. 1t i'm
creases the blood
supply and elir%
mates the impur-
tiles that clog
the system and
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THIRTEEN YEARS FOR ALvoRD.

New York, January 16.-Cornelius j.
Alvord, Jr., the defaulting note teller
of the First National bank, was sentenced
today to IS years' imprisonment.
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cloud the complexion.
Mrs. Mary 4. Lewis, of Tanner Giluer Co,
w. Va, writes: 0Dr. Pierce's Gblden Medical
Discovery, 'Favorite Prescription and Pleas
ant Pellets, cured me when doctors and other
medicines failed. For fifteen years suffered
ever getting well. could not lie down TO sleep,
and everything ate'would almost cramp me 70
death Was very nervous and could hardly walk
when commented talking these medicines six
years ago; now weigh one hundred aud forty
pounds and am having better heflth yhap ever
before After being sick 50 long Adst changed
10 Be robust aRd rosy 6hsSked have taken fifteen
bottles each Of Prescription Discovery and
Pellets"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets act gently
but effectively. Women value them.
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ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l
Augusta, January 16.-Following is the
report OF the state treasurer, Hon. II.
Marion Simpson:
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Portland.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

At Cooper Union this evening W. h BALDWIN,
jr president OF the Long Island Railroad VIII
address the Peoples Institute on Some Present
Problems
An entertainment and dance for the Temple
Israel Sisterhood Home will be given at the " al
dorf-Astoria on Monday evening
St Michaers Chapter. Church Association Tor
the Advancement of the Interests OF Labor WIZ
meet on Monday evening at No. 25 West Ninety
ntnthst r W Weeks will read a paper on the
Swiss annual assembly in the Canton AppenzelL
and J. c. Pumpey will report on West Side tene-
ment house conditions
The Republican Club of the XXIst Assembly
District will celebrate the recent victory AT the
nolls with a smoker Colonial Hall, one-hun-
dred-and- -frst-st. and Columbus-ave. this evening
A meeting Of Republicans of the XXIIId As
sembly District who are In favor or direct nom
nations by the people will he held this evening at
Rrady's Hail. No 14o5 Amsterdam-ave.
Jacob A. Riis will speak on Theodore Roosevelt
as an Example OF Citizenship at Carnegie Han
on Sunday afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock. The musical
programme will consist OF The Holy City" by
the New-York Festival Chorus. OF three hundred
and fifty voices conducted by Tall Esen Morgan.
George Gordon Battle, OF the counsel in the
Moineux case, yesterday served the District
Attorney mis- brief on the argument made last
week for the dismissal Of the Indictment and In
spection of the minutes Of the grand jury.
The Rev DR. L. W. Batten. at the Sunday morn
ing service at St Marks Church, Tenth-st, and
second-ave, will preach Sunday and the Sa-
loon
The seventh in the series of free lectures to the
people at the parish house of the Church OF the
Holy Communion No 40 West Twentieth-st.. will
he given this evening. The subject will be life
in the Dakotas and the speaker Mrs. E. Il. Hor-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
GOVERNORS DISAGREE.
MINNESOTA'S EXECUTIVE BELIEVES
RAILROAD DEAL CAN BE STOPPED
NEBRASKA'S THINKS IT is SAFE.

St Paul, Nov. 21.-Judge Jamson, the Gov
eTnor's private secretary. stated to-day at Red
Wing that the Governor and the members OF
his official family have carefully looked into
the legal phases of the Great Northern-North-
ern Pacific connection, and believe there is no
doubt that the promoters of the Northern Sc
curities Company trying to do by indirec-
ton what they could do directly 1t is
time. he says, that the people We're aroused to
the fact that their interests are being en-
croached upon. Two competing lines in the
same hands means that they viii be used to
nlitted that certain legal status of the North
ern Securities Company is still in doubt but
said that in few days this VIII be passed
upon by competent legal authorities. No date
has been fixed by the Governor for calling the
conference with other Governors He declined
TO commit himself with regard TO an extra ses-
sion but left the impression that one would be
called.
Lincoln Neb. Nov. 21.-Governor Savage
thinks there is not enough evidence to cause
proceedings to prevent railroad consolidation IN
Nebraska He said to-day that. so far as he
could learn the Burlington and Union Pacifc
properties would continue under different man
agements and would compete for business
While the recently announced list Of Burlington
directors shows that Union Pacinc interests are
represented on the board he is not disposed TO
take this as conclusive. During the last twen-
ty-four hours he has seen the managers OF the
two roads in this State, and has been aSSufeu
that the New-York deal viii IN nc way affect
the manner Of doing business here.