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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08

nave been informed by the senator
from Hancock. who is an expert upon
the subject. that during the latter days
or Noah. there We're no toll bridges
upon the face of the earth U.aughter
and applause). Now. as to the last
one, l hope that | shall live To see il
go l nope that | shall live to see it
Tree ana | hope. this morning, that
We snail take this matter into our own
hahdS ana free this bridge, regardless
! OF the contention in the Penobscot
county delegation
MI. ADAMS of Penobscot: Mr.
President. this matter has been so fully
ulSScuSStd that it is unnecessary for
me To make any extended remarks in
regard to it. | do want to say. though.
to my brother senator's. that | have
received quite large number of letters
from taxpayers Of my city. asking m.
to support this bridge bill. Inasmuch
as nothing can be done until the tax
payers OF Bangor and Brewer start the
ball rolling. and iEasmuch as they have
the bulk of the expense to pay, il
seems to me that it would he entirely
proper to give them this bill without
the amendment. There is nothing
compulsory about it. They need not
use it unless they have occasion-un-
less they vote to do il ANA the people
want To do it: and certainly if they
want to make 4 free bridge ANA are
willing to pay the bulk of the expense
themselves. | 90 not think we should
hinder them. Therefore | hope the bill
Will pass without the amendment.
CFhc remarks of Senator Plummer re
| latng to this matter will appear in the
next issue of the JOurnal)
| The question being put on the ac-
ceptance of the report of the commit
tee in concurrence With the House the
report was accepted in concurrence.
The bill. House bill No. ia. then
took its first reading.
The question WAS then put upon the
adoption Of the amendment. Senate
amendment y. and a division being
called for ana ordered. the chair am
uOunced that four had voted in favor
OF the adoption of the amendment ana
| u had voted in the negative; and the
amendment was lost.
| The bill was assigned for its second
reading. tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock
| ON motion by Nh. McFaddcn of Lin
/ coin, the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE.

lHutSt4tN, hdlNil -
Froy"r by the Eev. Mr.. Dunnack Of
Augusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of
I in concurrence.
/ sill an act to incorporate the Cumhcr-
I land Lodge comes from the Senate
passed To be engrossed under a sus-
! pension Of the rules. In the House the
rules were suspended and the bill was
passed to be engrossed i'll concurrence
/ The following Senate bills were read
ana assigned:
! An act to establish a municipal court
| i'll thu town Of Pittstield
An act to establish municipal court
in the town Of Fairfield.
An act to amend and extend the
charter of the Buckficld Water Com
pany.
An act to amend Chapter 495 Of the
Private ana Special Laws OF 1898, en-
titled. an act to prevent the dcstruc-
ton of fish in the Eastern Pcnobscot
river in the town of Orland.
Bill an act to PROVE for 4 board Of
| PAN American managers Of the Pan
American Exposition of 1901 and to de-
| fray the expenses thereof, which was
passed to be engrossed in the House.
comes from the Senate indefinitely
| postponed. The House reConSidcred
the vote whereby this bill was passed
to be engrossed and receded and con
; CURED with the Senate in indefinitely
postponinG the bill.
The following petitions. bills, etc,
We're presented and referred;
JUDICIARY
BY Mr.. Pratt Of Ncazie-Bill an act
relating to fire escapes in hotels.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
BY Mr.. Fellows of Bucksport-Bill an
act to authorize Parker Spofford I"
construct a wharf into the tide waters
of Penobscot river. (Heceived under 4
suspension Of the rules.
Br Mr.. Decring Of Saco-Bill an act
relating to the taxing of costs in mu-
nicipal and police courts.
EDUCATION
Rv Mr.. Allan of Portland bill an act
to authorize cities and towns to estab-
lish manual training schools.
HANKS AND BANKING
Ry Mr.. Bird of Eockland-Bill an act
To incorporatc the Knox Trust and
Banking Company.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.
, p.;.io,, of cu,-
+. Fletcher ana 10 others Of Month
.l1I,, fa,. ,1o.a time on Conrov and
p,,... I.,i... .,,d tributaries
~ ,,,u,,.u,Us
r,;II An,
10y M 7i'lio. - VI 49,, n,,l,Ii,.
| +.- .;.,.i III, .,.t ~ rrobibft
81, tarcbas in the herring
IN, go ga. 70 .,,,cnd ch,ptnr
n.;,..',l...,,d s:,,c,.ial laws of
,'"- .t.,,.l .,,.+ ,aI,tiro to he her
,;. e,.l.,,,. Ill IN q ,,roix river.
D. NJ, randall Of portlaud-Bill an
act TO amend Chapter 80 Of the Public
Laws of 1891 relating to sea and shore
Gsba,ioe
COMMERCE.
~ Mr. Ninott of phippSbrrg-Peti-
lion Of Frank ". Ridley ana II others
in relation to establishing a wharf at
| PhippSburC.
Rv the same gentleman-Bill an act
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draft under same titlo resolve In favor NJ
Pennington state Normal Schoul.
Mr COOK from same committee. report
ed same ON bill, an art to amend Chapter
50 NJ thu Public Laws NJ 1Nn entitled a1
act to provid, for the schooling "f chill
drcn in morEanizcd townships.
Mr. Little from tn, committee on rail
roads tcI.Eraphs ann expresses. reported
ought t. PASS on hill. un act To authorize
James NJ Monitor t. construct ANN main
tain telephone lin" between Wayne Vii
Iagc and Leeds Center.
Mr Mayo from same committee report
ed same on bill. an act t. amend Chantcr
500 Of the Private ana Special Laws Of
1871. relating to the Harrington and Jones
port Telegraph Company.
Mr.. Ross from the committee on com
mcrcc. reported ought to pass on bill an
act authorizing the extension Of q wharf
into tide waters 1T Lubcc Narruws.
Mr.. Fuller from the committee on banks
ana banking, reported ought to PASS on
bill an act to incorporate the Bangor
Loan ana Trust Company.
Same gentleman from same committee,
reported same On bill An act to amend
Section % al Chapter Is Of the Revised
Statutes. relating t. banks and trust
companies.
Mr.. Thompson from the committee IN
agriculture. On petition reported bill. An
act To amend Chapter ~ Of the Private
Laws " 1861 relating tn the Waldo ana
Pcnobscot Agricultural Society.
Mr. Hoxic from Same committee. re
ported ought TO pass on bill. an act to
repeal the bounty on wild cats.
Nj. Greene from the committee on int
rior waters. reported ought to pass on
bill. an act to extend an act entitled an
act to incorporate the Enchanted Stream
Dam and Improvement Company.
MIR. Low from the committee on ways
and bridges. reported ought to pass on
bin in "A new draft entitled an act to build
"A bridge from Indian Island in SebaSo
lake to the mainland
Mr.. Bradford from the Washington
county delegation. reported ought TO pass
on bill. an act to fix the salary of the
Judge of probate in and for the county of
Washington.
Same gentleman from same delegation.
reported same on bill. an act TO fix the
salary of the register of probate in and
for the county Of Washington.
The reports were accepted and bills and
resolves ordered printed under Joint rules.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill, an act to regulate the taking o.
deer in Androscoggin county.
RilI. an act to amend Section 80 Of
Chaptcr ; of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing TO the taking Of lands for public parks
and squares.
Bill. an act to amend an act to incorpo-
rate the city Of Augusta.
EiIl. an act to lesaizc the doinss Of the
town of Leeds.
Bill. an act additional to Chapter 20 OF
,bo Revised Statutes. relating to bowlin4
alleys.
ain Al act to authorize the Machia5
Lumber Company to acquire by purchase
al the rights ana property Of the pro-
nrietors of Machias Boom. and to con
firm an purchases Of said rights and
nropertv alreay acquired by said Machias
Lumber Company.
Bill an act TO extend the charter of the
Maine Water and Electric Power Com
pany.
We're severally read twice ANA tomor-
r,u- assigned for third reading.
Eli. an act to amend Chapter % of tha
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

Resolve in favor Of the University Of
Maine for 4 central steam heating ANA
power plant came VI a. unfinished
business.
The SPEAKER: The pending ques-
! lion IL the Indefinite postponcment Of
the resolve.
Mn. HlEAL W Bangor: Mr.. Speaker,
/ do not rise at this time to attempt
To offer This House any adNic" as 10
any bill noW pending. ! do not assume
that | am capable Of doing that | look
upon this House as made up Of intclli-
men men. men who intend To do what
il right, just ana fair. The only
trouble seems TO he that there are diff
fcrcuces Of opinion. which seem to
| spring from the fact. as believe. that
our rules of this House are incomplete.
inasmuch as every resolve comes to
this House ana finds its way to this
committee or that committee, and they
advertise their hearings ANA make
! their reports direct to this House. 1t
opens the bag for every man to put
his hands in ana before We know il
| we are at a loss to know where we
are. We. are floating around in the
| dark. feeling for something, and we
| don't know whether ii IL there or not
| My opinion has been for sometime, and
| hold il. TODAY. that All committees
| should hear their respective petitions
land make their reports 10 another com
| mittee. which should be called the
financial committee. or the WAYS ana
means committee in the same manner
as in o,ir national Congress That
committee shouId hold all appropria-
tions until the Last week of the ses-
sion. should tabulatc them and then
ascertain the amount of income that
ra arc about ~ have far tha canning
t,vo ,aare and if tbero is NOT money
enough sec what shall be scaled down.
what ebau no loft out aud mako the
annronriatiors fl conform "a The in
cor,o
| >a,,. ~, h,,.a , or.,t uave of aco-
|, ,i,. i,a,, st,;,<o NC u-i,bin . ,.erv
Vii. a.,. bava baon familiar vim
! -, ,1-;o. &c ,bo a,iS1,t,,ro of
% ,.a,r no,.ar Sou.
| r-.., III. ,,. ia ~. come
.1I 80 :, ,a ,r,,a,.,,,,,. -,
| j, '.; -, ,.,,
49,, ,,.l,r,- hoforo thon, tbev
| NV, oanar.1y t,lxon q second sober
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Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor of
Brideton Academy.
Same gentleman from same committees
reported same on resolve in favor ~
Bluchill George Stevens Academy
Same gentleman from Same committees
reported same on resolve in favor ~,
Calais Academy.
Same gentleman from same committcn
reported same on resolve in favor or
Comma Academy.
same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor OF
trskinc Academy at South China. Ken
ncbcc county
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor of
East Coriuth Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor of
FrycburS Academy
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve iii favor OF
FoNCroft Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor of
Freedom Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor o;
LimnSton Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor OF
Lincoln Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor Of
Litchticld Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor OF
lcavitt Institute.
Same gentleman from same committee
r. ported same on resolve in favor OF
the East Maine Conference Seminary.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same On resolve in favor OF
Greeley Institute
Same gentleman from Same Committc"
reported same on resolve in favor oi
GoulI's Academy. Bethel oxford county
Same gentleman from same committee
reported sam" Oh resolve i'll favor Of
Hartland Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor Of
Hampd"n Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same On resolve in favor ct
Limerick academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor a.:
Mattdnuv cook Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee.
reported same on resolve in favor OF
Monmouth Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor o:
the Maine Central Institute
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor ot
Monsoon academy.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on resolve in favor o.
Oak Grove Seminary.
Same gentleman from same committee.
reported same on resolve in favor o.
North Yarmouth Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee"
reported Same on resolve in favor ~
Paris Hill Academy.
Same gentleman from SAME committee.
reported same on resolve in favor %
Patten Academy.
Same gentleman from same committee.
reported same on resolve III favor ~
Penncll IHstitt;;7.
Same gentleman from same committee,
reported same On resolve in favor OF
Wiscassct Academy
Same gentleman from same committee.
reported same on resolve in favor of VIII
ton Academy.
Same gentleman from Same committee.
reported same on resolve in favor u
Springfield Normal School
Same gentleman from same committee.
II ri
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ORDERS OF THE DAY.

ON motion of Mir. cook OF Nassalboro.
bill an act to establish the salary Of
the sheriff of kcnnebec county. was
taken from the table.
The bill was then read q second time
and assigned for tomorrow morning.
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fublic Laws of 1850, relating to evidence
OF witnesses at coroncrs' inquests.
was read once ana tabled. on motion
of Mr.. Allan of Portland
Resolve i'll favor of the town Of Ell
munds
Resolve in favor Of the town Of Ash
land.
Were scvcrally read once, ara tomor-
row assigned for second rca,linE.
PASSED TO RE ENGROSSED
BIZ. an act t" authorize the Greai
Northern Paper Company To increase it
capital stock
Bill, an act in relation to the probata
court in AndroscoGGin county.
Blil. an act relating to and amcndatory
of Chapter 25i. Special Laws of 1891, en-
titled an act 70 incorporate the nfousa Il,
Water Company.
Bill. an act to incorporate the Friend
ship Water COMPANY
Bill, an act to regulate the SALARY Of
clerk of courts of Franklin county
Resolve in favor Of the town of NADIA
waska.
PASSED TO he ENACTED
IN act 10 provide i'll part for the ex-
1891.
An act to incorporate the Wilton Elcc-
trio Light ana Power Company.
An act to incorporate the Union River
Water Storage Company
An act to repeal the organization OF
Perkins plantation in Franklin county
An act to amend the charter OF the
Portland Gas Light Company.
An act 10 tX the terms Of the superior
court in Kcnncbec county.
An act to amend Chapter 1H6 Of tho
Public Laws Of the year 1927, relating tc
railroads.
An act to incorporate the trustees oi
Coburn Classical Institute.
An act in relation to railroad crossings
An act to prevent the throwing OF saw
dust and other mill waste into stream ms
lying wholly, or in part. In the towns OF
Naples. Casco and Raymond.
An act to amend Section - of Chapter
2SJ of the Public Laws of l'g1 relating
TO a weekly close time for the taking Of
fish
An nc; prohibiting fishing except in tho
ordinary method Of angling with artificial
flies in any Of the ponds lying on Saddle
back mountain. or the outlet Of sam.
| flowing into Dead river or Eangelcy lake
or any of the tributaries cmptying intt
said outlet, or in Salmon lake. formerly
known az Gun pond, situated III Dalla,
| plantation. in Franklin county.
An act ~ prevent ice fishing In I.itti,
sebago pond in the towns of Gray an,
| Windham.
Evening star., 1901-02-05
Nominations Confirmed.

Nominations Confirmed.
The following were confirmed by the Sem
ate yesterday:
Franklin Moses of Alaska, to be register
Of the land office at st. Michael. Alaska.
Postmasters: New York-George Arm
strong. at Manius: Joseph F. Stephens. at
Highland Falls; Marion o. Martin, at Hone
oye Falls; Richard c. Bullock, at Cherry
Creek.
Maryland-Lorenzo s. Gardner, at Bruns-
wick.
Michigan-Andrew w. Mars, at Berrien
Springs; Hugh w. Parker, at Bancroft
Berton w. Wooley, at Elsie; Alfred s. Fol-
lansbee, at Ontanagon; Justin A. Harsh,
Tekonsha.
Louisiana-James 8. Thomson, at Lake
Charles: Lou s. Flournoy, at Ruston: Eu-
phemie Aucoin, at Thibodeaux; Louise AL
varez, at Covington.
Iowa-James F. Jordan, at Valley juno
ton; Oswell 2. Wellman, at Arlington;
Eugene M. Crosswait, at Earlham; William
W. De Long, at Eddyville; Philip M. Ho-
sher, at Rieeville.
Oregon-C. J. Howard. at Cottage Grove
Tennessee-Felix r. Bray, at Jackson.
Texas-Austin M. Robinson, at West.
Washington-Francis NJ. Scheble, at We
natchee.
Also several promotions in the army.
Evening star., 1901-02-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Columbia, Washington, January %, 1so1.-Notice
Congress, approved June %. 1873; June 10, 1879;
June II, 1880; August II, 1894 July 8; 1898, and
following named streets and roads. and that a
water main tax has been levied upon all lots or
roads follows Against the following lots and
parcels of land alley between I'd and Sd and e
Of Columbia: square 5es lot 20. James +. Connel
ly owner s37 SO; square 56s, part Of lot 80. begin
east 80 feet. thence south IS feet thence west 80
feet, thence north 4S feet, to the beginning; John
lots and parcels of land on East Capitol street
l4th and 18Th east city G. Of ht washing @
Metropolitan Railroad Company, owner. 500 so;
square 1867. sublot %. Metropolitan Railroad Com
loss, lot 49, Samuel Phillips. owner. s67 so.
fssnn the s"'
Sh S osf s of wassns Mssv
Meconihe owner sssse; BLOCK s. lot lot H. MARY Mary
f. Soet lot t. Es
ward J.. stelwagen and H. E. Davis; trustees,
wagon and II. E. Davis, trustees owner. s82. So
Against the following lots and parcels of land on
street. Griswolds addition to Anacostia plat g.
county Of Washington; District of Sol Columbia: Sub
bemns earlas swnsr sss sutot Edward bemins mas
SSs. subiot o2I. Henry A. Griswold owner s2s:
part subIot 1s. being 25 feet uhe whole front on
Spring street, by depth Of so feet on Maple ave-
lot 1s. beginning at the northwest corner Of said
feet thence westerly so feet, thence northeriy Is
feet; to beginning, Bridget A. Glennan; owner,
81 20; sabo1 i2s. 5ailns w Ios9n, son., b. Bryan. N.
3. A. Ester and LSns .ds anderson. yestrymen Of
parish, owners. l25: Montview. sublot 269
James E: HALEY. owner. $31 Is. BY order Of the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia. II. h.
DARNEH4IE. Assessor. District of Columbia.
fe4-12t
Evening star., 1901-02-05
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E. S. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE CO,
Office and Wharf. foot Sth st.-STR. HARRY
RANDALL for Colonial Beach, .Curriomen. Nom
mi, Lower Machodoc. Colton's and other river
landings, Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Z
am. Returning Monday and Wednesday about
$50 pm. and on Friday about pm. i.
UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE.
WASHINGTON d. C, TO GLYMoNT MD.
and intermediate landings
The new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily
except Sunday. $3.50 m Returning about p.m
Passenger accommodations frst-class. Freight
received until the hour Of sailing.
E. 8. RANDALL. Manager phone 1765. GEO.
o. CARPENTER. General Agent. Washington.
phone 1895 WM NJ. REARDON. Agent Alex
andria phone so. se3-tf
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Washington, DC. 9th st. Ferry WHARF
Monday. am for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock PIT. Colton's
Nomini Creek.
Wednesday, am, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Point Colton's
Nomni Creek. stones. Howard and Cobrum's
Colonial Beach. BushwOod. Rock Point. Colten's,
Eomini Creek.
jy11-14tf C. w RIDLEY. General Manager
THE WEEAIS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
WINTER SCHEDULE
On and after December % the Str. POTOMAC
will leave 9TH st. wharf every Thursday at pm.
for Baltimore and River Landings.
All river freight must he prepaid.
Baltimore and Philadelphia freight solicited.
Accommodat for passengers strictly first-class
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents.
Telephone 745 de26-12tf
Evening star., 1901-02-05
Hawaiian Coinage Bill Defeated.

In the House late yesterday afternoon the
bin relating to Hawaiian coinage was
brought I'D with a motion to suspend the
rules and pass the measure. During the
course of the debate Mr.. Wilcox, the Ha-
waiian delegate was asked to explain the
relative value of native and American sill
yer In Hawaii. He said that both circu-
lated at par, but that gold commanded 8
per cent premium. Mr.. Wilcox's English
was broken. He was offered time to give
his views In extenso. but declined to do
SO.
The bill was defeated 20 to SO. two-thirds
NOT having Voted In The an1rmativA
Evening star., 1901-02-05
UNDERWRITERS.
w. r. Speare,
Undertaken & Embaln1er,
$40 STREET NORTHWEST
Everything strictly first-class and the
sonable terms. Telephone call. 34O ja7-1Otf
PORT ROYAL VS.. CHARLESTON.

Vigorous Opposition to Changing the
Location of the Naval Station.
There is a strong movement afoot to con-
test the removal of the Port Royal naval
station to Charleston, s. c. The citizens Of
Port Royal and of Beaufort, S. c., are
said to be bringing every effort to bear
upon Congress and upon the state legisla-
ture in opposition to the transfer. AS to
actually preventing the change in the naval
stations site, as recommended by the naval
board. headed by Admiral Rodgers and ap-
proved by the Secretary of the Navy, moth
unless a special act of Congress or an
amendment to the naval appropriation act
can be effected. Meanwhile, 1t is said the
fight will be along the line of contesting
every proposition for the improvement of
the designated site at Charleston.
Evening star., 1901-02-05
Eczema, No Cure No Pay.

Your druggist win refund your money II PAx@
OINTMENT fails to cure Ringworm, Tetter, Ol1
Ulcers and Sores. Pimples and Biackheads on fl1
face, Itching Humors. Dandru6 and al skin D.
eases N matter of how long standing. Price, G0c
IN postage stamps and we win forward same 3
mail. and II any time you notify Us that the cur
money. Your druggist win tell you that we are E
liable as our LAXATIVE BR0MO- -QUININE Txn
Let's. which nave national reputation for eolds ~
handlsd By ala drnEg1sts. Addrsos PARIS ~
CINE Gu, u IDaiA IA 7