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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-13
TUG CATAWISSA ASHORE.
earess Laden With Coal for Portland
On Cushlns's Island.

Portland. Me-. Feb. 1.-THE tug
Catawissd of the Philadelphia and
Eeading Coal Co. while entering the
harbor, tonight. with three loaded coal
balSes in tow, grounded on the out
side of Cushins's island and remained
fast for about an hour and half
Tie three bIrges the Nickerbocker.
Moline and Burnside. Immediately am
chored i nIhe channel. but after the
CataWfSsa had Heated by her own
power and started to take her tows 10
the city. the Molino went ashore on
the island not far from the place where
where the tug had just come off
The CataWiSSa left POStOn. early this
morning, with the barges. but just be
fore reaching the entrance OF the har-
Dor southeast storm set in. Her can
tain i'll trying 10 keep clear of the cape
shore brought up on the SOutherlv side
~ C'IShine's island about 10 O'Clock.
tonight. The tug began whistlinc and
at the same time sent a man ashore
y no teller to the city for asst
ance. The fircboat and two harbor
tugs Immediately started down the
harbor, but finding that the tug was
NOT in any great danger. the frebolt
returned. TIL others prepared to stand
by tine stranded tug all night in the
euectHti"n of making m effort to float
hrr At high till" III the morning. u.s the
Cat"Wissa went ashore ON the middle
Of I'll" ebb.
About half past II the tug tloat"d ny
her "Wn efforts. but it VAS dilIirult
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IMaEN5o6etbA75omp1ona

They do not realize that the back il
the handspring of woman's organism.
and quickly indicates by aching a dis
eased condition of the womb or kid
neys. and that the aches and pains will
continue until the cause is removed.
Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound for twenty years has been the
one and only effective remedy in such
cases. 1t speedily cures all womb and
kidney disorders and restores the fe
male organs to healthy condition.
Here is one case among thousands:
- consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound the most wonderful remedy in the
world for sick women. For long time /
suffered with severe backache and bearing
down pains in fact, / had womb trouble.
Reading of the remarkable cures your Com
pound had made decided to try it, and am
happy to say that it not only cured me en-
tirely of all my troubles but made me a
strong, well woman. Mrs. Elizabeth II.
Thompson, Lily Dale, N. Y.
MOTHER medicine holds such a record
of cures of female ills as does Lydia E.
Plnihams Vegetable Compound.
No other person can give such help
full advice to women who are sick as
can Mrs. Pinkham, for none have had
such great experience. Her address is
Lynn. Mass, and her advice free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-13
SONS AND DAUGHTERS
VI Appleton. Me-. Form an Old Home
Association in Boston.

Boston. Feb. l2.-Sons and daughters
OF Appleton. Me. who have formed an
"'S"'i;ttion under the name of the APP
hh Ton. Maine. Associates, to keep up
IN" friendships of the old home ana
Keep alive its traditions. met. last
night. II the American House for its
S''"Ed annual meeting and banquet.
W. W. SprLgue. president. and Mrs.
Srr1Su" Welcomed the members as
VNey arrived To take part in the re-
"ht'"n that preceded the banquet.
When MI had come. Mr.. ana Mrs.
SprISu" led the. members. numbering
100. I" the banquet hall. After the ban
iu't Pres. Sprague read his address.
AMI Sec. j. Ashury Pitman read his re-
port for the Year. According to the by
E'NS the officers elected last wear. were
again hallntrd for aud William w.
Spragur. rrt sident. J. ASbury Pitman,
secretary. and Almond :. Gush"e
treasurer. We're formally declared re-
elected
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A SHORT TOUR.
,;ent Roosevelt to Spend Two
Days in New York.


Washington rep' -fEesi'eht
Roosevelt VIII ieaNe as'ii'ls'"il' 10
,rorrow morning. lot TWO Gays VISIT
70 Nov l"Fh' ""iiis winch ne VIII
make a speech al tne Lincoln pirthd'E
CELEBRATION at the " aiuoii Astoria.
SPEND sh"it ''n.' ~ .iie ~ '-iup
,arauet al the Hotel Astor, lunch at
tho University 'Iup. ulht IN Little
u1ngAry'' ana NSlt trends. Accom-
-1nyine him t" New lofk'Wl be Mrs.
poosev-it. Secretary and Mrs. Taft.
vs. CoWles. Mr. ana Mrs. Emlen
ocosayrlt. who have been guests at the
Urite House. and Secretary Loeb.
The party VIII stlrt from Washington
in special train On the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad II O'Clock tomorrow morn
;or nd viii reach New York about ;
n thr afternoon
IS suoa as he arrives at the metrop-
ol-g. rle Nov York Republican club
w;tI take chdrg" Of the Chief MIgis-
,r9r. ard escort him :" the clubhouse.
p54r.. NJ viii receive the members Of
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Apartment House in New York Burned
Saturday.

New York. Feb. 12--Whilc 4 score Of
engines Yer" puling IONS of water on
tn" flames in The Casino theatre al 3lth
street ana broadway. Saturday after
noon. another fire. which, started in Il
1nubl" fV"-S.urY apartment h"uS" IN
9Nth street. less man two blocks away
"ndanc"rrd tn" lives of many PERSONS
and threatened to IL strny 4 great
amount of surrounding property.
Sweeping through The apartment
house. the flames sent $50 persons sour
rVing into tn" street without y chance
even 20 say" thor personal belongings.
An the occupants of thu house es-
capped in safety with The exception f
q little Girl. who was cut off on che
Of the .Ippcr floors by a rush of flames.
Her cries for help brought policeman
who dashed into the burning building
and carried h.r down the stairs
through the smoke and flames.
Isutn the poll oman ana the clli,d
were. slightly burned, bu, their injuries
We're not serious.
The only other injuries as the result
IF the fire w"r,. Sustained by six fire
men. who W.n,. o\ "rcnmr by illuminate
liS SdS. NHhH - 'ip'l ll''il " 'i'N'I'
ripe. They rc overeG G;.i,kl and re-
turned 10 their work.
BY this tim" the apartment house
vas wrapped IN lanes ana long row
Of tenement hnusCs IL the rear seemed
to he in DANCE of destruction. Scores
of families in the tenement house were
thrown into Il u1nIc by til" near an
prolch OF the flames, and many ran
from ;l"ir homes. leaving everything
behind them il thoir Tight.
The tir" was not SubdUrd until dam
age to the extent Of $3OOoc had been
lhnp.
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A NEW PARTY.
Rhode Island Politicians Up AGAINST -,
New One.

Providence. l.. L.. Feb. IA move
ment is on foot To secure the oreaniZa-
ti"n rf another good GOV ernment party
une vas formed locally about 10 years
ago, ana after 40, o,npiishing a fax
things gradually fritttred out. This one
is i" extend is operations all over the
state.
bishop MrVirkar COL. Robert p.
Brown and Prof. William Macdonald
If Th"Wn University are the announced
SPONSORS of The New party. 1t is evil
'icnt that The Radical Club, of which
Gov. Glrvin is 4 member. is Interested
III tn" movement. som, Of the things
N.il',n the party IS 70 contend for arr
Identical issues which Gov. Gary in has
tetn talking about for the last four or
fix" years.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASsO.
Opens AuspiciousIy for a Five Days
Session in Boston.

boston, Feb. IA service Of devotion
spiritual fellowship ana inspiration" open
liSi nus Education Association at the old
South church. Copley square. tonight The
convention Will continue III session five
days. Three sessions will he held each
day, morning. afternoon and evening
~ tohight's session nearly every seat
IN the spacious auditorium Of the church
Was occupied and the galleries were we'll
hIleG. Inc presiding officer was Profess
sor Francis q. Peabody. ID. d.. Of Har.
YARD University. the first vice president
dress Prof Peabody said:
heilgious education has three objects:
Lisi' Ter religion; second, for education;
and much-needed worldwide revival Of
religion cannot be realized until there has
been a rational, scientific, comprehensive
and cosmopolitan movement"
lhe inst speaker introduced was l.. Will
ni the Young Mems Christian Association
Mr NJ, Sser was Of the opinion that the
man OF varied nationalities and uccupa-
louS In the city are largely and incieaS-
MISTY responsive to the principles of the
Christian religion.
ward c. Moore. u. D.. of the Harvard
Divinity school Prof Moore said it wa.
nigh time that religion ana education
We're aSsociatcd. Through religious edu-
springs Of enthusiasm. Of faith. Of moral
i4w. ana OF Srlf-sacriticg. Cnl' $ We touch
tbs" springs what shall it profit us
Prof. Geo. \. Coe 81 Northwestern Uni
NerSitN, Evanston. Ill. recording st4.rct1
r\ OF the association. defined the object
o1 the Religious Education AS>o,i,fion
saving that its mission was to correct tho
methods of sunday school teaching; 10
SCI 10 work forces that will stimulate th.
STUDY 81 the HlbIc; To- establish the re-
llSlous element in our national education
since religious instruction has been ey-
cluded generally in the public schools. and
70 stimulate the study of the religious
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RAILROADS 4 sTEAMeOATA
SE]l&:H5K
<A1 ;&6l2sc
Pullman Car ServicA

FulIIIldu Ut 60IVlC&
Pullman Sleeping car between Dostoe
40 T. M; Augusta, 12.59 A. M; Bangor
$50 A. M; and Caribou. A1O p. n
TRAINS LEAVE
LEAVE Portland, 1045 p. M; Aurusta,
R.59 +. NJ, Waterville, 1.O 2. NJ; BANGOR
SIS A. M. Arrive Millinocket At so A,
a. Ho1i aGho $50 !, a N; Presgus Isle 70 2
LEAVE-Poltland I0A5 p. NJ; Augusta,
H.5s A. M; Waterville, 10 A. M; BAN
gor. 100 A. M; Arrive katahdin Isua
Ashland, lis ?. NJ Fort f Kent 1 lis p u:
HouIton, 1886 p. M; Presque Isle, as p.
N Caribou, S.15 2. NJ; Van Buren,. ~
held. SO5 p. M; Dover and Foxcroft S.7
A. NJ; Guilford, al A. M; Monsen, 10
4. NJ; Greenviile. 1o.Ss A. NJ: Kinso. lW
LEAVE Portland, los A. NJ: Augusta.
l2s5 p. NJ: WaterviiIs. 10 r. M; Lave
Bangor, 3.15 p. M; Arrive Miliinocks1, s.a
H. Nj rre sa5ssn n.ls s y k HG caSSo ~ s
r. NJ. Fort Fairfield, lois r. M
LEAVE Portland, L " r. N; AugustA
Eo og + 80 M M; ATTis. i psvs r an
Guiiford. 7.5s p. M: GrsenvillA 80 r. -
TRAINS ARRIVE
LEAVE Greenville 63 A n; poys:
!N A M; Arrive Bangor. 80 A ~:
Ir1NS bauEOis I'D ArFtr@ Wevhss
sH, Augusta. as r. NJ
- LEAy " FoEt Fairfield: SO A hiT
Houlton, sB A. M: Ashland. 80 A ~
Patten. SO A NJ, AlllinoeksL AIS ~:
kstahdin Iron Works. lois A. N. Aruve
Bangor. lOo p. M. Arrive WatsrvfLes -
r; N Augusta. as r -
n " A. NJ: Presque Isle. u II y. n foN
EairneId. II a a n Houlton. l~ r
NJ; Patten. 20 r. NJ Miiiinocs1st. an r.
NJ: klneo. ID M oTssnyills. 40
N: Dover and Foxeroft. 20 r. ~; A..
Eve Ranso ,., Is !. = /. III watsrviiIs @
LEAVE caribou. tl9 p. N; Van Dswun
20 P. N; For Fairfield, ais r. q:
M: Milhnocket, ag p. NJ; Arrive 49,
gor. us NJ; wassrviils. 40 A. Ia
q O. BROWN,
q. r. q Z. =
Genl supsrintsndsue -
Bangor, o0s. Y ~ -0
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TO MEET FlREMEN.
A Committee Appointed to Talk Over
Grievances.

New York Feb. 12.-Thc board of di-
ractors of the New York. New Haven
& Hartford Railroad Co. at n meeting
in this city, Saturday, appointed COM
mittee to meet o committee from IN"
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
in accordance with q request from the
brotherhood that the board of directors
take up an appeal from decision by
President Mtllen Of that railway En-
glncprs who ar" members of the Broth
rrhcod of Firemen had insisted on their
right to select their own representatives
in negotiations to settle disputes, but
President MeIlcn denied it.
John II. Whittemore Of NauGatuck,
Ct. vas elected a director to succeed
the late John Nj. Hall.
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NEARLY PENNILESS.
But Austrian Nobleman Possesses
Louis XIV'S Bridal Bed.

New Ork. Feb. Flowing q large
estate that is 50 badly impoverished that
il is barely able to support his relatives
who are now living on it. Naron Tel
mrr Wiltau. an Austrian nobleman
came to this country four months ago
His sole personal possession of value is
the bridal bed of Louis XIV of France
1t has proved = white elephant on his
hands. although he has absolute proof
that the bed is genuine. once. in Paris
he was offered ," 600 frames for the
ROYAL bed, but declined the amonnt as
inadequate. w. J. Fox. himself an
Austrian. has invited the nobleman to
he his guest until he can fined employ
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Mr.. Hunt STAYS.
Hov. Higgins Refuses to Grant Extra
dition Papers.

Albany. Feb. 12-,iov Higgins has
i"'US'". to authorize tho eXtradition
l'"m this stat" nf William Hunt. at the
frquiSitinn of the governor of Illinois.
y nearing W1s held before Gov. Hig-
ShS Saturday He said that the papers
accompanying the r"Cuisition We're II
Sui'N"nt To Justify action by him.
hhnt is wanted in Chicago upon an
""'''mcnt charging i'm with Complirl-
:! III the acceptance of a deposit by the
''W-American bank. after the BANK
Wis Known IN be insolvent.
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kNOCkO SENSELESS.
Two Men Seriously Injured at Frank
lin, NJ. n.

Franklin. Y. H.. Feb. 12.-Two men
'Wer" seriously injured ut the ice RI Is
en- the I"ini%"w"Sstt river Speedway
Saturday afternoon. Five horses We're
racing. and when three came down
abreast, Isaiah Landry and Patrick
krnnc,- st"Enel from the sid"lincs on
10 tn" iCc to watch the three go down
ummin'ful of the fact that two others
Wcr" coming down At a rapid clip. The
two men We're struck and knocked
S,nSclcss on the ice With great force.
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S100 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be plea sed
to learn that there is ut least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
In all its stages. and that is Catarrh.
Hall Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re-
quireS a constitutional treatment Hall $
Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing
It's work. The prnprieturS have so much
faith in its curative powers that thew offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails 10 cure. Send for list of testimoni-
ais
Address F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo.
Sold by all Druggists. I5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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WINS IN FIRST ROUND.
Child Of King of Saxony to Remain
With the Mother.

N"nli:r"s" has been victorious in the
FIST stag" Of Lcr struggle with th.
Fng Of SaN"ny. her former husband
I" hay" their daughter. Princess Anna
H"tii"l l'ia removed from her care AMI
70" the present IT !clst the child will
'"man Wh"r" she is. The lawyers "
u" countess. after a meeting with Or.
N""ln"r. th' "njissar; of the king Of
StN"itr. declared |. that ord, rs of foreign
'h'h2 tiles 'a1E"t u" exec uted i'm Italy.
ana that tn" case will have to he tried
INST in the courts Of law. The lawyers
assert that even should the king If
S'X"n-' hr Victorious in the courts. thcr"
would j" difficulty in enforcing a de-
ere" taking :h, child nom her mother.
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RUSSIANS REPULSED?
Japanese Claim a Signal Victory at
Waitaoshan.

Toxic Feb. 12.-2 p. M.-JapaneSe
Manchurian headquarters telegraphs
that company of Russians attacked
Waitaoshan village. Friday night, and
were repulsed. The Russian batteries
on the western foot of the Ia noun
tain ehellnd Putsaowo. Friday. COM
pany of Russians attacked Liuchientun
and vicinity.
The Russians have continued their
defensive works to Liuchiertun and
seem to have etended their right along
the railway to Siaofangshen. which is
about Il mile and a quarter east OF
MentapaO.
WAR f.. =. =. =. -. =. y. ....
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Cramps Want Dividend.

Trenton. n j.. Feb. l2.-Charles ID.
Cramp and Harriet II. Cramp. saturday.
filed in the court of chancery bill To
compel the American Pressed Steel 60. 10
nav a dividsnd upon its common stock.
The bill charges that Robert Joseph.
Ralph and James Bailey have prevented
a meeting OF the directors since August,
1894 II is charged further that there Il
n surpius of net earnings OF 81 ESQ. which
properly should be disbursed ia diVi-
dends.
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FACTORY BURNED.
$4,000 Blaze in Abington-85 EN-
ployes Idle.

Abingdon. Feb. 12.-Thn heel factory
Of William :. O'Hrinn, At the corner Of
RoCkL,nd street and Brockton avenue,
was destroyed by fire, Saturday after
noon. causing q loss Of $4,000.
The cause is not known. There is
only $4,000 insurance.
TIL" factory was 4 three-stoiy brick
building and employed 81 hands II
had been in operation for u years.
Mr.. D'Erion has not vet decided whrth-
,r he VIII rebuild.
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DROPPED DEAD.
Eugene Vosburgh Dies of Heart Dis
ease, Saturday.

Great Darlington. Feb. 12-Eugene j.
N"Ss,ui&h, aged u. the FIRST postmaster
appointed lay President Cleveland. is dead
al his home in Sheffield from heart dis
ease. Mr. loShursh went home from his
store aGou1 s O'Clock and fell dead Just
inside the door. The servant Mary Bra
~. afraid to pass the body. plunged bod
lily through window carrying sash and
glass with her. in her haste to get a phy.
stefan. Sh" WAS badly cut.
ne dead mans wife was at a meeting
OF tn" Sheffield Women'S club ut the
time. The news WAS broken to her 50
abruptly that she tainted and is still in a
prcCarinuS state.
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ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Vincent Anderson of Bangor Grows
Desperate in Quincy.

Quincy. NJ !ss., Feb. - Vincent An
''lS' y. ;. N";r old, n +, sidcnt of Ban
g"r. Me. attempted suicid" by cutting
his throat here. today. Anderson came
hrre Yesterday. from Maine where he
ht1 been emp:nycd in a logging camn
ntn Ean%"r. He was staying with J.
u l'"""gr". an acquaintance. who lives
On South Wlllut street. This morning.
And rS"r borrowed BEoGgut's razor
ard c'rt his throat. At th, city hospit Al
It WdS stated that h would recover.
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MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE.
Fire Destroys Large Hotel in City Of
Mobile, Ala.

Mobile. Ala, Feb. l2.-Fire which
broke out at 11.30 p. NJ. in The Battle
House, one Of the largest hotels IN the
South. entirely destroyed that build
ing. Much Of the adjoining property
is burning. 1t is believed the loss will
reach 81 900. 900.
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$4,000 LOSS.
Farm Buildings and Contents Burned
at North Gray.

Gr'v, Me, Feb. 12.-F.arly Saturday
morning, IN" farm buildings, with an
ihrlr contents 10 cows ana two horses,
brlMi2ing to William Edwards of
North Cray, were totally destroyed by
fire.
Tn" fire caught from detective
chimney and spread rapidly, making
all attempts to save buildings or con-
tents useless. In his efforts to save
his 1nimals and household goods. Mr..
Edwards was severely burned. necessi-
t1iin% the services Of a physiciHn
TIE loss is estimated from $500 to
S-N'n ana Their" is an insurance of $1,000.
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LAD DROWNED,
Body of WiIfred Martin Found Near
Methuen.

Methuon. Feb. 13.-The body Of Will
fred Martin. aged 9 who WAS drowned
in the Spic,;et river near Ingalls, bridg,.
HroadWaY. Friday afternoon, was re-
covered, Saturday morning. 1t was
necessary 10 break the ice long dis
tame" in the river in order to use the
looks ANA graphing irons.
Joseph Martin. aged 10. who went
through the ice with his brother and
was rescued, is recovering from the
severe chill which he suffered.
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VIOLATED SCHOOL LAW.
Mother Appeals to Higher Court In
Greenfield.

Greer fold, Feb. I'm the district
trict court, saturday. Mrs. .Nlnirn
"Iarn WAS convicted Of failure 10 send
her daughter. aged : l.. to school.
Ho,h Of Mrs. CIapp's children, one )
years Old attend tn" Green River
school. hui tn" eldest child was kept
ont Of school long enough to violate
the law. and now the questin will he
Passed upn by the superior court be-
for" a jury. as she has appealed.
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Deserved Popularity,

To cure Constipation and Liver troubles
by gently moving the bowels and acting
a tonic to the liver. take Little Early
RiserS. These Famous Little Pills are
mild pleasant and harmless, but effective
ana sure. Their universal use for many
years is a strong guarantee of their popu-
larity and usefulness. Sold by Bowditch.
Webster 4 Co.
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SYLVESTER SCOVEL DEAD.
Will Be Remembered Through His Al
tercation with Gen. Shafter.

Columbus. Ohio. Feb. 12.-SylveSter
Scovel of this city. who attained prom
lnencc during the Spanish American
war on account of an alteration with
General Shafter, died. today ut hos
lltal ut Havana, following an opera
ton for an Dhccss of the liver. Scovel
accompanied the Santiago expedition
AZ 4 correspondent. He WAS the son OF
Former President Scovel Of Wooster
Enive rsity.
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The Sunshine of Sprinu.

The Salve that cures without a scar is
neWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Cuts
Burns. Boils. Bruises and Piles disappear
before The use of this salve as snow be-
fore the sunshine of spring. Miss II. M.
Middleton Fhebes, H., says: Il was Sc
riousy afflicted with a fever sore that was
very painful DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve cured me in less than a week" Get
the genuine. Sold by Bowditch, Webster
a Co
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Verdict to Stand.

Exeter. n. H.. Feb. 13.-Chief Justice
Wallace has handed DOVE a decision
denyllG the motion to set aside the YER
dict i'm Cora \. ColcorG OF Exeter vs..
W. j. Welch & Son of Raymond on the
ground Of improper "onduc1 by juror,
ana judgment ordered on the verdict
of SO 60 for plaintiff.
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Election in Lisbon.

Lisbon, Feb 12.-The general elections
which were held today resulted i'll n large
ministerial ma jority returned. The repub-
licanS obtained a majority in Lisbon city.
but morarchiSt success in surrounding
districts and some in the capital give the
latter an absolute preponderance
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A CHANGE PLANNED.
The Coast Defences Are to Be consid
cred Shortly.

Washington. d. <. Feb. 1a,-The
board appointed ny tn President to re-
wise the Endi2ott plan of coast d.
fences. adopted IN 1881. so as to NEE,
modern conditions. will meet in ,bis
city shortly after the adiournmen, ~
congress and consider the subject cam.
prehensively.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-13
RATHER CHILLY.
The Southwest Knows Cold Weather
When Its Below Zero.

Kansas City. Feb. 12.-Reports. tonight,
from Missouri Minnesota, Kansas, Ne
braska. Iowa. the DakotaS. northern Tex
as, Indian Territory, Arkansas and Okla
homa say that unusually cold Weather
prevails In Omoha the thermomrtef
registered II degrees below zero ~ y
o'clock tonight High winds prevail in
many localities. drifting the snow badly
and delaying railroad traffic III all dIrec-