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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25
WaterviIle News.

George w. Dorr. the reliable druggist
is selling large quantities of Hyomei.
He guarantees this treatment to cure
Catarrh without stomach dosing and says
he has so much faith in it that he will
pay for it himself if it does not cure. He
takes all the risk. so there is no expense
unless a cure Is effected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

The Shirt Waist Suit SaIe-The
economy of Shirt Waist Suit buying is
fully exemplified in following lots.
Self interest should prompt you to
make an early investigation.
Linen colored suit with red, blue or
white piping $3.50
Muslin Suits-Dark grounds with
polka dots or figures-several styles at
$3.50, $500 & $4.75
Linen Suits-Natural cOlors-box
plated skirt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $5.75
Linen Suits-of blue mixed or grey
skirt .............. $500
with box plaits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

The many Augusta friends of Mrs.
Silas Pcaslee of Upton, will be grieved
to learn of her death, which occurred
at her home in that town, Tuesday.
June H. after n short illness. She was
the wife Of Hon. Silas Peaslee, one of
the Oxford county members of the last
House. and was in Augusta during the
session, two years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

The members of the Societies st.
Loan de Baptist, and of the Lafayette
rand. who attended the st. Johns day
observance at Waterville, Thusrday.
sneak in the highest terms of their
treatment at the hands of their Water
Lille brethren After the parade, an eN-
ca,lent dinner was served ana me en-
tire day proved to be one OF the best
of good times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

The farewell dance given at Society
han. last evening. by the class of 1901.
was what it was intended to be. an in
formal. social good time. There was
a goodly party of young people pres
ent. and all were sorry when the last
dance was finished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

Street Commissioner Trask is doing
quite IN extensive piece of work on
the highway in front of the old Oak
wood park property. in gravelling the
road for a distance of about 800 feet.
He is also working crew on johnson
street. near the Lincoln school build
ing. The work of redressing Bridge
hill will he commenced as soon as a
supply of rock is secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25
CALENDAR OF STATE BOARDS.

Fish and Game Commissioners Have
Next Regular Meeting at Office in
Augusta on Monday afternoon, June
81.
Regular Meeting State Board of Health
at Augusta. Monday, June II.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Execu.
tive Council, Friday, July 1st., at
p. M.
Regular Meeting State Board of As
SCISSORS, Tuesday, July 5, at Augusta.
Fish and Game Commissioners Will
Have Hearing on Petition for Clos
ing Chemo, or Blackman, Stream,
Bradley, at Bangor House, Bangor,
Wednesday, June 20, at 9 A. NJ, on
Petition for Closing Thompson, Nc
kinIey and Hatchery Brooks and
Williams Stream on Attean Town
ship, at k;neo House, Tuesday, July
5.
Railroad Commissioners Will Have
Hearing at DanvilIe Jet, July IS, at
II A. M, on Petition of City Of Au-
burn to Cross Tracks of Grand Trunk
Ry.
Annual Excursion Maine Sportsmen's
Association to kineo, Saturday, July
z. to Monday, July II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

These new corporations have MED GER
tincates at the office Of the Secretary of
State:
The New York Wyoming Oil and Coal
Company, organized at Augusta. for the
nur,,ose of dealing in oil, with SVo","o
capital stock of which nothing Is paid IN
The officers are: President and treasure.
T l.. Fairbanks of Augusta.
Anchor Knitting Mills, organized at
Portland. for the purpose of manufacture
aud dealing in textile fabrics, with slVWo
c,nit,I stock Of which 500 is paid in. The
otficers are: President, Charles .. Bar
rows. of Portland; treasurer, VIM. M
Payson, Boston.
Z q Butler & Co, Inc, organized at
South Berwick. for the purpose OF DONG
. General iewelry business. with S>OWJ
Initial stock of which $500 is paid in.
INC officers are: President and treasurer
@ NJ. Hobbs. of North Berwick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25
Card of Thanks,

So many friends have been kind to us
in our sorrow that we wish through the
Journal to thank them for their SYM
pathy ana the many floral tributes.
MRS. MARTHA HUTCHINS AND
FAMILY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

A band of street musicians with 4
harp and two violins. rendered some
good music along the city thorough
fares. yesterday. 1t was quite a treat
compared with the hand organs that
have visited Augusta since spring came
in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

1t is expected that those who go on inc
I<ineo trip of the Maine sportsmen. VIII
have q special car. This car Will be at
tochcd to train No. 3. which leaves Au-
gusta at l220 +. NJ, on Saturday, July "a,
aud will run through to Greenville, via
Dover a Dexter and the Bangor X lis
cataquis division of the Bangor X Aroos-
took railroad. The arrangements for the
car have not yet been completed. but 1t Is
thought they will be by today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

The list of nominations announced on
Friday by Gov. Hill was one of the long
est for some months past. though there
We're none of great Importance. These
nominations will come before the meeting
Of the governor and council on Friday,
next for confirmation. The list of nomi-
nations follows:
Library Commission-Mrs. Lizzie Jewett
Batter, Mechanic Falls.
Public Admnistrator-John B. kehoe,
Portland
Inspector Of Fish-John II. Benner,
EGmunds: FreeIand r. Bunker, Winter
HarbOr.
Inland Fish and Game Warden-Fred H.
Clark. Smithtield.
Disclosure Commissioners-t'red W.
Brown, Jr.,- Brooks; II. f. Foster Win
throp; Wallace R. Lumbert, Caribou;
Fred l.. Mason, Ellsworth: Frank 1.
Moore Portland; William n. Titus, Alma;
c. Dean Varney. South Berwick.
Coroner-Fred S. Curtis. Bath.
Agent for the Prevention Of Cruelty
John A. Perkins Mexico. tRdlonville);
Charles A. Morse. Rockport.
Trial Justces-Wm. +. Leighton. West
Pembroke: Horace III. Wheeler, Carmel.
Damascus).
Notares Public-Samuel NJ. Cane. Al
fred; George NJ. Duley. Bath; w. A. John
son, Milo; l.. A. Jack. Lisbon. UisbOn
FallsO;F. August knauf, Waterville;
Jerome H. Knowles. Mount Desert,
(Northeast Harbor): H. l. LittlefieId,
Mnot: c. V. Minot, Jr.. Phippsburg;
Frank l. Moore. Portland; f. c. Marden,
North Haven; C. X. Miller. Camden;
Horace c. Parkman, Portland; Carl G..
Parcher. Saco; Theodore IL. Smith,
Bucksport.
Dedimus Justices-R. f. Springer. Lis
bon. (FallS).
Justices of the Peace-B. c. Addition.
Bangor; Frank 7. Bradeen, Lincoln; -.
W. Berry. Carthage, (DiNfeld. II. +. ID,
No. ID; a. A. Beaton. Rockland; Hugh
f. Chaplin. Bangor; Eugene c. CARL. Au-
gusta: o. +. Fellows. Bucksport; Joseph
! f. Friend, Etna: Warren W. Goud. Tops
| ham: ii. Hcmenway. Union; w. r. In
gcrSoll Columbia Falls: Charles y. Jones,
| Chelsea Gardner. r. +. ID, No. -; Wil-
| liam r. kingsbury Bradford; X. Cutler
| Libby, Portland Luther III. Moore, Sac".
Willard Metcalf, Greenville. tGrcenvlle
Junctiom; Harry Merle Swift Greenwood.
| U.ocke's Mills; II. l.. Shepherd Rock
| port; Edwin y. Smith, Mapleton; Shcr-
| man G. Tinkham, Arson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

Summer Silk Waists-Every waist In
the collection stands for style for fit,
for excellence Of material. Fine quail
ity India silk, wide tucks. front and
BACK. ................'' ''''$<-So
Fine quality India silk, entire front OF
wide tucks, black or white, sizes 30 to
Fine quality India silk with round.
deep yoke, Of fine lace-button In back
our newest model at ........... 500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25
A Tired Stomach

A Tired Stomach
Does not get much good
for you out Of what you
eat. for it. does not digest,
much-it is wasteful. Il,
feels sore and lame and is
easily distressed and often
upset by food. The best,
treatment is q course Of
HoodsSarsaparilla
which is positively une-
qualled for all stomach
troubles.
For testimonials of remarkable cures
send for Book on Dyspepsia, No. S.
c. l. Hood Co.. Lowell, Moss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

A hearing has been ordered by the fist
ana game commissioners on the petition
for fishways in dam in the Souadabsc"rl
stream in the town of iiampd"n. rh'
hearing will be held in Hampden on Tues
day. June y, at > Il. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-25

The date of the next regular meeting
Of the fish and game commissioners has
been changed from Tuesday, June 80. L,
Monday afternoon. June q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY BY AN
EXPERT OF The GREAT CHADWICK CASE

has been suggested. a. certainly did
not bring with h the fatal spell Of
beauty. fer she did not even pos
secs the attractions Of the nYcfnf"
book agent II Is quite possihls
tkAi 4 careful examination Of the
prisoner would reveal other stiE
muts for IL does not appear that
the Heifillou examination wa fin
lshed at the peB.teuiiary, nW that
anyone has very seriously looked
for tAose bodily defects which 50
often belong 20 the lnHtinetiye Grim
inal and sometimes 60 the mentally
uhaouud
HER MAGNIFICENT LYING.
So far as the methods adopted BY
the person under arrest are con
cerned. n does not appear that the
method OF aNlndiiug mad any d.
rect connection with any sexual i'm
partuultieg. and Il seems 10 have
been negatively exercised, for she
evidently did not descend. 30 far as
IL known. % the methods 81 the
badger" but like Madame Hum
bert. found more dlgninfd. but. neF=
eftheless. Sue rasful methods FOR
extracting money from her dursH.
aud in both cases it was the cEers
else NJ the aubtlest kind Of iutellis
renee. aud the personal Influence
was. AFTER an. secondary The mag
nlfiernt assurance Of the woman and
her lying propensity appear 10 all Of
her recorded operations.
IT Is MUCH HARDER FOR A
MAX TO LIE SUCCESSFULLY
THAN a WOMAN. AND THIS Has
a NATURAL PSYCHOLOGICAL
EXPLANATION As has been said
by another. "Aen can he-dO lie
Ne even on n gigantic scale. but the
supreme liar ia always woman
II Or part Of her sexual nature 10 be
able 10 see those visions which
words transfer into lies. part of thai
strange. nervous makeup which
makes woman No unhceOuntabie. ~
fascinating. 20 terrible ao irrekist
ible Take all the great frauds 81
history which depend upon sheer
invention aud on the fantastic crea-
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peculiarly American. COULD SHOW
THE GGILEIESs CREnItiTf
WHICH Is ORDINARILY SUP
POSED To BELONG To FOOLS
AID PERSONS or WEAK
MOULD.
From such evidence a. has been
furnished me. if ia not difficult 20
reach u conclusion which loads one
1o luHk with @ certain degree of adj
uiuuuu upun the methods - an
originally ignorant woman With In
senu.fy. mental grasp and decisive
usHs AZ action. coupled with q high
~ developed knowledge Of human
nature which might. II honestly en-
ulaFed. have made the fortune q
many man. but which IL incredi-
Bile In a woman.
MRS. CHADWICK IN HER OWN
HIGH CLASS.
There Is vast difference be-
tween the criminal tendencies Of
men and women In the methods EN-
pioyed BY each. bat most crimiuolo-
eists look upon crimes ~ vengeance
and those of an aegulsitive nature
a. being more common than all 9th
era. 1T Is DIFFICULT. HOW
EVER. TO FIND ~ THE AVAIL
ABLE ANNALS ANY SUCH
Who'll EsAL.E FORMS or DECEIT
AND ROBBERY As THOSE PRAC-
TICED BY MRS. CHADWICK. and
the Newgate calendar from 100 to
is14 contains the records Of bat
three or four eases that approach
that under consideration.
In 1874 q woman who vent under
the alias % the Countess Hoimatein
before her conviction and execution
had led an extraordinary criminal
career which. Ia a small way. re-
sembled that Of Mrs. Chadwick.
Though she claimed 10 be the
daughter OF Henry Van Wolvay.
lord Of Hoimatein. she Was really
the daughter Of one Moders. a Choir
lister at the Canterbury cathedral
Her first husband Was a journey
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Rudd fl775l and Annie Hurie are
causes relebre. but this haa no par
allrl example until recent times.
when ~ find the great Humbert
fraud In 1897 which possibly Of
fered Mrs ChadwicE more % less
suggestive hep.
II appears from the evidence. how
ever. that Mrs chad sick. 50 far as
IL known. began her criminal career
In ISIS. when she vas arrrEfsd and
tried a. Elizabeth niEisy at Wood
stock. Ont. on the charge - for
gerry. aud acquitted on the ground
uf insanity. that. ne Lydia hiEisy.
she. In tSs2. under the alias Of
Alice If. Bastedo and other pseudo
nyua. borrowed money b. mortEag
ing her sisters furniture. that IN
1857 she appeared In Toledo as
Madame or Lydia DeVere. and OBJ
tanned sts.075 b. forgery and other
means. using Jos. Lamb. an express
agent. az her dupe that In 1880 she
was arrested with Lamb on indict-
mentH charging forgery. and vas
convicted and sentenced Tor nine
years and six months. hut was SUD-
sequently paruled. In 1858. through
the elcmency 81 the then Gov. VIM.
Mckinley. that since that time she
has obtained vast sums 81 money.
estimated az from hundreds % thou
sands ~ a million dollars OF more.
giving bogus securities and notes
ana reaortiuK TO confidence methods
81 an Incredible nature. and impoa-
ing upon prominent individuals and
large banking interests. some o.
whom brought suit and that she
vas finally arrested and indicted.
An INSPECTION or THE HIS
TORY or HER CRIMINAL CA
REER SHOWS 4 LOGICAL EVO-
LUTON or METHOD which. I'M
der the stimulation Of success. led
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ton Of non-existent things. they
have In euarly eYefY ease. been the
creation OF women
Lombroao has held. I'm comprising
the aequialtiyeusza ef man aud wo-
man. that Woman'a desire for gain
Is the result % domestic aYarice in
an exaggerated degree which leads
10 crime For a Woman any uuuee-
essary expense In the household f.
"a terrible as the losa Of n large
sum or the danger Of a commercial
ruin 10 the man. fer the house is
her possession. her kingdom. so 10
speak. and The attaches 90 Il the
same importance a. man attaches
20 his usual field % activity"
SHE WAS A MAN OF MEN"
Ia Mrs Chadwick's case this e
hardly true. for. although she I'M
doubtedly stole for the qualification
~. and to keep mp a certain kind 81
appearance. she vas a man OF
men" IN the magnitude % her fraud
and aggressive methods Of swim
ding Like Madame Humbert. she
appears 10 have been callous. sen
timental at times and always Gun
ming
have been specially asked BY
the representative Of this assocla-
ton 10 express my views In regard
20 the possible element Of hypno-
tism or suggestion ms a factor which
enabled Mrs Chadwick 10 success
fully impose on ~ large a number
Of peoplc-fnr she certainly not only
made experienced bank officers dis
regard their ordinary obligations
and those prudent methods which
are. or should be. Ia universal use
but openly and repeatedly INDUCED
In that form OF money conversion
known 70 the police as "flim-flam-
ming
WHAT HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT
THE CHARACTER OF HER VIC
TINS NEED NOT BE REPEATED.
EXCEPT so FAR As TO SAY
THAT THEY WERE CLAY IN
HER HANDS. AND EVEN AFTER
BEING FLEECED CONDONED
HER OFFENsE AND PROTECTED
HER.
am informed that one hard
headed business man, respected
everywhere for his commercial good
sense. after giving her nearly mil
lion dollars upon the strength OF a
bogus story that she was tho illeEit=
innate daughter ~ n friend. called
upon her NJ her hotel IN New York
with his lawyer Tor the purpose OF
making her disgorEe. hut within a
few minutes completely surren-
dered. TO the establishment Of his
legal adviser.
No OCCULT POWER
Then. too. 10 this day there are
individuals who. though they have
been furnished with what ought 90
be ample proofs OF her dishonesty.
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fea thousand dollars being seeming
~ beneath her notice. when a rich
bank or capitalist could be found.
HER CHECKERED MARRIED
LIFE.
Liks most cases Of the Kind there
seems 20 have been a therksrvd
married llfs and a certain amount
- erotoelam. real OF implied. for
the infaianti0n 81 Lamb saa. IN all
probability. an infatustion which
led him 90 ruin himself. although
the courts eharitably acquitted him
on the ground Of her hypnotie in
fluencr. With a presiIl~atian Tor
medical men she married DR. " q
snrinEstsen in isS2. and In tSa3 Dr
Leroy 3 Chadwick. both 81 whom
seem 10 have had reasons for lray-
ing OF abseuiiuE themselves from
her In 1894 she called herself Mrs
g /. Hoover having a son by that
name IN 1855 sprinEsteen obtained
a divorce. charging lnfidelity the
woman. meanwhile. having tried 20
get g. COO from him aa the price
% separation
Unliks Madame Humbert. who
came from a neurutie stock anr
whose father was a mystic. Mrs
Chadwick appears 10 have haa
healthy and respectable parents
There does not appear from auY
available record any early history
OF crime and In this matter. tno.
she iH different from Tercae naurl
iEuac. who afterwards became Mad
anne Humbert. who forged her fntHs.
or name when u. and carried. hid
den In her coraets. securities for
large amounts obtained from somF
unknown source. and who borrowed
and stole jewels from her school
companions for the mere sake Of
decorating herself
SIGNS Or DEgENERACY ID
From such photographs ~ have
been furnished me and from the
Bertillon record taken In 1891 when.
as Lydia DeVere. she was commit
ted tn the ohio state penltentlafy. I
FIND CERTAIN SIGNS or DIE
GENERATION WHICH. To Ny
MIND. BEAR MORE OR LESS RE
LATIoN TO HER DEVELOP
MENT.
There Is a decided symmetry Of
the left side Of the face. Her eyes.
which are peculiar In expression.
suggest degeneration. the left pal
pebral opening being below and
smaller than lie fellow. and the left
eyebrow is At a lower level and less
marked than the right. and this IL
seen best Ia enlarged pictures. The
taken on Jan. p, 1891.
shows n central juneture OF both
eyebrows which Ia very striking.
and also the defective action Of the
ocular muscles which does not APP
pear In the later photographs from
negatives. THIS OCULAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

man shoemaker who could not pro-
vide for her extrnvaKaut whlms. 40
she eloped with rich surgeon.
leaving him ultimately aud marry
Ing enc Carleton aud afterwards
others For this polygamy she was
tried and acquitted.
she now embarked IN n career OF
swlndliug going from England 10
Cologne. where she had the pick
Ing 81 few feathers from an old
gentleman Who fell IN love with
her. and who had a good estate She
next married him. rahhlug him ~
large sums OF money aud tawelry
aud within the next two years. aft
err her return 10 London. managed
60 fleece a number uf new admirers
out % amounts which were AZ the
time comparatively large. and fin
ally overreached herself. With the
result that she was apprehsnded
aud convicted. after pretending that
she was with child for the purpose
OF delaying her execution a con
temporary critic ia describing her
undolnF. refers % the catastrophe
o. this prudtEloua woman who. had
she been yiriuuuBly Inclined. was
capable of being the Phoenix % her
age. for Il was impossible for her
not 20 be admired IN everything she
said and did"
MRS. CHADWICK AND HUM
HERTS
The early cases Of Margaret Cook
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WRONG IDEA

Don't get the wrong idea Into
your head that starvation Is good
for Dyspepsia.
It's not
Those Who have not studied the
subject very deeply. or With train
"a scientific minds. might think 30.
But facts prove otherwise
All specialists n stomach and d.
aeative disorders know. that u is
best for dyspepsia 10 be well Ted.
Why. dyspepsia ia really a starva-
ton disease
Your food doesn't feed you.
Hy starvation. you may give your
bowels and Kidneys less 10 do. but
thg does not cure your digestive
afhihle simply makes you weaker
or slckcr. Ieaa likely to be per
aknently cured than ever.
No. the only riEht way 10 per
nhucntly cure yourself Of any form
81 dyspepsia or indlgeHtiVe trouble.
ia To eat heartily OF all the food
thai You can find best agrees With
You. and help your digestion 70
work with atuart's Dyspepsia Tab
bets
This ia safe. certain. scientific
reliable method OF treatment. which
WfH never fail 20 sure the most oh
sainate cases II peravcrod In.
stuarta Dyspepsia Tablets have
gentle. tonic. refreshing effect on
No seeretnry glands Of the entire
digestive tract
They gently force the flow Of
fresh digestive juices
They contain. themselves. many
81 the chemical constituents Of
these Juices. thus when dissolved
they help TO dissolve the food
around them In stomach or bowels
They therefore quickly relieve all
the symptoms of indigestion. and
coax tho glands Ia take proper
pleasure Ia doing their proper
work
They coax you back 10 health.
No other medical treatment OF
any sort nor any fad system OF
culture" or cure" will give you
the solid. permanent. curative re-
suits. that viii stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets
Write for a free book Of symp-
toms. y. A. Stuart Co. Marshall.
Mich.
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3 POINTS IN THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY MRS CHADWICK .
originally who came 10 possess high
~ developed knowledge OF human nature
evolution OF method
bear less relation 10
. development
Her eyes sasrsst degeneration being lower
.
peculiar shifty eS-
. neurotic individuals
photographs hard cruel face the Jaw suggest
Ing determination.
intelligence personal
Influence secondary.
She qualification OF vanity and to keep up
Kind Of
> q and always cunning.
Her exercise u occult
anything peculiar personality q remarkable
She always unusually efficient Of
gestion
Ii Is difficult conduct suggestion % in
sanity would bring with IL rcapon-
. shity
She is the product of century high" finance.
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