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Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
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Ten SurrueSr Sirfe.

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Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Srihrfcu.

Froi, Citc0ol bar taact lin Sie.
iignntion tiIbogc % olI iy2mNeIes pore
Srotesior Deb augsburg seminary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03
KEPT HER CHILDREN.
The Right Food Brought Them Bacl
to Health.

Food purchased from curiosity saved
the lives Of two children in family
in Ulysses. Wis.
The mother says;-"We had bought
a package of Grape-Nuts attracted by
| its pleasant suggestive name, ana
| found it "A pleasant food. AS my five
months old baby liked it. | fed it to her
and found it as satisfactory as --
Baby Food. which l had been using
and paying zoe. for a much smaller
package.
shortly after this, three of the chill
dren came down with the whooping
cough. my oldest one was taken with
pneumonia ana the little three year
old strained her stomach in some man.
uer so that she yomited blood and
could not retain anything on her stom-
ach. She continuously cried with hun
ger. and it was terrible to see her grow
weaker ard weaker. until she did not
have strength to keep her eyes open.
I was so overworked nursing all of
them night and day that finally woke
M To the fact that n change must be
wrought and that at once.
Il shall always believe that divine in
spiration whispered 'Grape-Nuts.' At
L
poured boiling water on it and let it
stand until the water had drawn out
some Of the strength. added some rich.
sweet cream. and gave the little one a
few snoonfuls at n time. She kept it
down and it nourished her. SO that att
or a while could feed her the Grape
Nuts themselves until she got strong.
and she is today as rugged as | could
wish. Meanwhile. the Oldest girl was
unable to turn her head or swallow
solid food. and for weeks her strength
was kept up by Grape-Nuts softened
in cream. given a spoonful Mt a time,
until she got strong enough to take
other food. They are both Well and
strong now. and ! feel that l owe
Crane Nuts for two of my hearty.
healthy children Name given by
, Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
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AWARDED DAMAGES.
Two Thomaston Firms Get Damages
for Lost Schooners.

Rockl1ud, Ne. Dee. 1.-Two Thomaston
firms which own vessel property eEcoun-
tered 4 luckv streak, today. j. \. Creigh-
tan 4 90. received intelligence that the
courts IL Providence. K. l., had awarde d
them $3.50 in return for the loss of their
schooner Iutiic. which was sunk by a
tarse Hvr wears ago. while J. %. Gushing
A 60 learned mat they are to receive
damages To- the amount of about $500 for
m schooner pruid, which was sunk
about = year ago.
The Lotto was run into in Block island
channel II the tug Gertrude. which was
towing Two cuIl laden hargeS. one OF
these uarEcs the j. II. Siliman. Struc n
m. schooner head On. and she sank in
less than NV" minutes with her cargo al
81 barrels of lime. capt. John Brown.
vino commanded. was rescued, together
with th- crew. saving nothing but the
clothes in which they stood. The barge
also sank and tWo Of her crew persisted.
The accident happened ON a clear night
about ~ O'Clock and with the wind blow
ing noruW" 3.
The suit was against the Thames Tow
boat co. and tHc accident occurred, Nov.
z 1884
The schooner Druid met her fate
through 4 steam yacht, while sailing UP
Long Island Sound. The schooner WIS
commanded by capt. Samuel Hart, and
was bound from Pleasant river 10 New
York with cargo of paving. The award
VI !JDH il for vessel and cargo.
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casion. There will be plenty of room
fer all. Music will be furnished by
Halls Orchestra of II pieces, and the
speakers will be men of national repu-
tation.
This is the first time Waterville
has undertaken to entertain a state
organization in her new Opera house,
and We should feel disappointed ana
chagrined if the attendance of our citi-
zenS should be small, and the visitors
Wodld naturally feel that WaterVillc
was not very glad to see them. Our
success in inducing other large organ
izdtions to hold their annual meetings
here depends very much on the sue
cess of this meeting.
Respectfully yours,
j. +. HILL.
Pres. Board of Trade.
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NEAR NORTH POLE,
Perilous Adventure on the Good
Steamer Portland.
Swept by Ice to Within GOO Miles Of
the North Pole.
Given Up for Lost, But Finally Al
Hands Escape.

st. Louis. Mo-. Dec. 2.--Wilscn u.
Miner, brother of Rev. w. Miner.
pastor Of the st. Stephens Home, an
Episcopal mission of this city, has re-
turned from an involuntary and peril
Gus trip to the Arctic regions, In which
an ordinary ship. caught In a mass OF
swiftly moving icebergs, reached n
point as near or nearer To the North
Pole than has been attained by profess
sional explorers.
Miner relates most thrilling tale
of the remarkable voyage to within 600
miles CT the pole. The party of which
he was n member sailed on the steamer
Portland from Seattle to Cape Nome
md had almost reached its destination.
when hurled from its course by lee
bergs. the ship was carried away In 4
northcrly direction to a point several
miles north Of Herald island. the
northernmost island I'm the Pacific
ocean. A revenue cutter spent two
months i'm fruitless search and then re-
ported that the vessel had been sunk
in The ice north of Bering straits.
We started from Seattle, April g."
said MIR. Mizncr in describing his jour-
ney, expecting to reach Cape Nome In
about IA days. We got to Dueth har-
Dor all right. but two days out from
there we encountered huge fields cf
slush ice. Nevertheless we We're en-
abled TO steam through and about May
% we began packing trunks and writ
ing letters. expecting to reach Nome on
the morrow.
"On the 18th. icebergs doomed up on
both sides of us. 1t banked up 80 feet
above the decks Of the ship. Two days
later we passed through the Bering
atrait at the rate Of 1G miles an hour
without steam, the huge drifts carry
ing us along ana rendering escape out
of the question. The whaling ship
Genia. which left Seattle bound also
for Nome. became imprisoned In the
same drift and was sighted IN the
Arctic ocean about $50 miles northwest
of cape LizDorne. 10 or . days after
leaving the Aleutian Islands. They
were in need of food, which was FUR
nished them.
''The two vessels lay in sight OF each
other for several days and then the
drift parted them. A gale from the
north finally helped the ship to escape
from the Ice pack"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03
IN THE SENATE.

Washington, Dec. 2.-There We're two
events of interest in the Senate, today.
the swearing in of Gen. Russell A. AL
ger, as Il senator from Michigan, and
the presentation of the Presidents
Message.
T;efore the Senate convened Alger ap-
peared on the floor and was heartily
congratulated by his new colleagues
The family of the new senator with
number of personal friends occupied
seats in the reserved gallery to witness
the ceremony and members of the
Michigan delegation in the House came
over for the same purpose.
Immediately after the reading of the
journal, Burrows presented the Gre
dentials Of Alger and asked that the
oath of Office be administered to him.
The new senator was escorted to the
desk of President FRO Tenn Frye by
Burrows where the oath was admins
tered.
Alger's seat is on the extreme right
of the Democratic side of the chamber
ana was completely hidden from view
by huge floral pieces. 1t was necessary
to remove them before he could sit
down.
Platt Conn, and Jones, Ark, the
committee appointed by the Senate to
join a similar committee from the
House TO notify the President that
congress had assembled, reported that
they hal performed this duty where
upon Mr.. Barnes, assistant secretary
of the President, delivered the Presi-
dents message to Congress.
Printed copies had been furnished
each senator and they closely followed
the reading of the document. But few
Democrats were in their seats when
the reading began.
Seno: Quesada. the Cuban minister,
again occupied a seat i'm the diplo-
matte gallery and evinced much inter-,
est in the message.
Upon the conclusion of the reading Of
the message which occupied hour and
Is minutes. it was ordered to lie on the
table ana be printed.
A concurrent resolution offered by
Morgan, Ala, providing for the print
ing of a compilation of bills and de-
bates in Congress relating to trusts
was referred TO the committee on print
ing.
The Senate then at 1.27. on motion of
Lodge. went into executive session.
The doors were opened at LIS. Pres.
Frye laid before the Senate number
of annual reports of government Off
Gals and then had read the reSgna ton
of Rev. w: II. Ntilburn. the blind chap
lain Of the Senate.
After the transaction of some rOu-
tine business Mr.. Plat, Conn.,. present.
ed a resolution expressing the sorrow
Of the Senate over the death of Rep
resentative Charles A. Russell Of
Conn.,, which was adopted and as a fur
Their mark of respect the Senate at LEO
adjourned until tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03
BACK THIRTY ODD YEARS.
Unusual Evidence by w. 3. Tyrrell OF
falmouth. Mass.

Thirty oad years ago. Mr.. w. II. Tyr
rell. now living in Falmouth. Mass.
was director of the choir in st. Pat
rck's Church in Lowell. Mass. At
that time, Rev. Father John oRrien
was pastor and it was then that Mr..
Tyrrell obtained the information that
unusual evidence.
Writing from his home in Falmouth
under date of May 4. 1902. Mr.. Tyrrell
says, Father Johns Medicine. from
which have found much benefit when-
ever in trouble for the past thirty odd
years. received. | first began taking 1t
when Director in st. Patrick's Church
choir for Father John. l am chanting
Its praises continually.
Here again. in this unsolicited letter
from Mr.. Tyrrell. is more evidence OF
the authentic history and merit of TINS
remedy. II WAS prescribed by an emf
hent specialist for the late Rev. Father
John o'Brien, by whom it was recon-
mended and from whom il derived its
name II cures colds and all throat ana
iung' troubles. and restores health ana
strength To run down systems. It's
iood clements make iiesh and build up
@'ne wasted 5Esue. Its gentle laxative
elect corrests the stomach ana
Strengthens Och organ of the body to
DO IFS work properly by which the
impurities arb, driven out Of the sys-
tenn
Ii contains no nerve deadening drugs
or weakening stimulants upon when
SO many patent medicines depend FOR
Their effect. and which are dangerous.
The money is refunded an any case
where it does not do all that is claimed
for it.
If there is anything about your con-
dltion that you do not understand.
Write to Medical Staff. Carleton <
Hovey Co. Lowell, Mass, and YOU viii
receive the advice Of their physicians
Tree.
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ANTITRUST MEASURE.
Prompt Action Taken to Get One Be
fore Congress as Early as Possible.

Washington. Dec. 1.-The judiciary
committee of the House held its first
meeting. today. and took prompt action
in the direction of getting an antitrust
measure before Congress at the earliest
possible moment. Mr.. Jenkins of Wis
consin. who has become acting chairman.
owing to the retirement of Judge Ray,
referred all measures dealing with trusts
Ia the subcommittee of which Mr.. Little
field of Maine is chairman. and that sub
committee will go to work at once. IL is
thu. hope of Mr.. Ii.t1efield that a bill can
fore the adjournment for the Christmas
holidays.
The committee today unanimously vot-
ed To request the Speaker TO appoint Mr..
jenkins chairman Of the committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03
Storm WARMING,

Boston, Dec. 1.-The following storm
warning was issued at 4 p. NJ. today:
Southeast storm signals from New
Haven to Passport. Severe storm with
center near mouth of Ohio river NOV
ing rapidly northeast. Winds Will in
crease to high from southeast to south
west late, tonight and Wednesday With
rain
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No More VarioIoid at Rockland.

Rockiand. Me. Dee. mo case OF
st. Nicholas hotel reported, yesterday,
have come to light. The public library
has been closed and books will b"
neither received nor issued to sub
Styiberc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03
RAIN.

Boston, Dec. Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Wednesday, rain,
strong to high southerly winds, shift
ing to high northwest and colder r.
ing the night. Thursday, generally
fair and cold, high northwest winds.
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57TH CONGRESS-.
Presidents Message Is Sent
to Both Branches.
AttentiveIy Listened to and Generously
Applauded at the End.
Gen. AiQer Sworn in As Senator from
Michigan.

Washington, Dec. 2.-Interest i'm the
session of the Senate, today, was
| heightened by the fact that the Presi-
dents message to Congress would be
read and also that Gen. Russell A. AL
| ger of Michigan, former secretary of
war under President Mckinley, would
be sworn in to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Senator Macmillan
| His desk and chair We're hidden be-
meath a mass of flowers and as he took
his seat he was surrounded by num-
Der of his colleagues, who extended
| hearty congratulations. In the gallery
| We're a number of Gen. Ayers per-
| sOnal friends and members of his fam
| lily.
One hour and Is minutes We're con-
sumed in reading the Presidents mess
age. Almost the entire Republican
representation was in their seats. but
| not more than half the seats on the
Democratic side were occupied. The
| closest attention was paid to the mess
age as it was being read and frequent
ly senators would confer regarding
some special portion of it which had
attracted their particular notice.
A number of bills and resolutions
were introduced following brief
| executive session. The resignation of
the Rev. W. II. Milburn, the blind
chaplain of the Senate, was received
with genuine regret. He had become a
familiar figure in the body and was
personally acquainted with every sena-
tor. No action was taken on the resig-
nation.
At 80 p. NJ, the Senate adjourned
until tomorrow out of respect to the
memory of the late Charles II. Russell,
representative from Connecticut.
The House was in session l hour and
40 minutes, today. One hour of that
time was consumed in reading the
Presidents message. The reading was
listened to with attention by members
without regard to party, but without
demonstration except at the conclusion
of the reading when the Republicans
applauded generously. Mr. Cannon,
chairman of the committee on appro-
priatiOns, gave notice that the bill to
defray the expenses of the coal strike
commission would be called up, tomor-
row.
The deaths of the late Representa-
tivcs DeGraffenreid and Sheppard of
Texas. which occurred during the re-
cess. We're announced and after adopt
ing the customary resolutions of regret
the House adjourned as further mark
| Of respect to their memories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03

Tug A. w. Chesterton arrived at Vine
yard Haven, Mass. Tuesday evening,
towing schooners Samuel Cashier. Jr.,
Bangor for Stamford. and Mary Ann Nc
Cam. Bangor for Bridgeport. These
schooners encountered a southwest gale
off Cape Cod. Nov. q. and each sprung
a leak in top sides. compelling them TO
return to Portland, from which port they
were towed to Vineyard Haven. They
will san to destinations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03

A special To the Buffalo, ~ y. News
from Ldckport, says: "J"hn Wahi, on
hanson court. died. Monday. under cir
cumstances which lead Coroner Mayne to
decide that a full investigation Will be
necessary Sunday night VAIL complain
ed of feeling sick and DIR. Minard was
sent for The doctor remained ut tue
house dntil morning when the patient
seemed much better. About 1919, WAN
grew worse and died in an hour. Coro-
ner Mavne found symptoms of arsenicdi
uoiSoniug
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03

Barry Johnston. the actor, who killed
Kate Hassett, an actress. Monday night.
in Philadelphia. played the part Of Cas-
sius In Mansfields Julius Caesar at
Cleveland. last week. He sought Sunday
night n week ago. to enter the stage
door of the EIucid Avenue Opera house
The doorkeeper refused and says john
ston assaulted him. The matter was
patched up but Johnston did not appear
in the cast after the first night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03
AGED Portland Lady Dead.

Portland, Me, Dec. Mrs. Amy w.
Addition who would have observed her
9Sth birthday. next Saturday, died, to-
day She was born ut Livermore, Me,
and was the widow Of Joseph Addition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03
DIRTY 81 BILLS

only As and IS cents at our ONCE. Loana
can be quickly secured on personal
property at reasonable rates. Our in
stallment system reduces interest each
month. Great bargains In watches.
COLLATERAL. LOAN CO.
219 Water st. Opposite Cony House,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The House met
CONTINUED on page %
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Homer r. Dill,
1904

No CIGAR. Londres and Perfecto shapes
III IN he hacked in souvenir boxes for thu
sniid3ys. orders should be placed in ad-
vance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-03
$500 to $1.5O
2l9 Water st.
Opposite Cony House.

We have anything you want in Mems
furnishings including a very fine line
Of Gloves and Mittens at any price you
want to pay. Our ability Ia offer such
splendid values at such remarkable
prices is result of good business
methods, such as buying and selling
for cash.
n. c. BARKER CO.
Opp. Hotel North. Augusta, Me.
2lS Water Street, Gardiner. Me.
oct3lmon, wed. fri