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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-27

and had been court interpreter here for
several years. Mr.. Pratt claimed thar
IN" On Loong Tong had continually
hHrrasSCd Wary Charles ANA made
every effort to harm him. Regarding
III" other DEFENDANTS. Mr.. Pratt s;ti,
that W,n& Ducll was 4 Spanish War
veteran ANA was on the eUnbnnt
M;riettl when that vessel followed the
oregon from the Pacific TO the Atlanti;'
ut the outbreak of the war.
Mr.. Pratt said that the defense would
prove an aIini for Wee Chung. :hc old
est of IN" defendants. who. he claimed
YVES in Portland OF the night uf tn.
shoot;n" Mr.. l'rutts argument o.
cl,pied the greater part IF tn, morn
inG session.
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The Hotel Ailiduippa at Cape Small
P0'rt haThor was sold Tuesday to Ar
thW +. Kemp. who has managed the
house for ether people for some years
The sale vas made hv George ".
Eronn. who IS developing a summer
resort at Cane small Point harbor.
having acquired the property from a
syndicate. The price paid :or the no
tel is i'll the neighborho0d of $4,000.
Mr.. Kemp intends TO add extensively
to the building and win build a casino
in conjunction with it for serving
shore dinners and WIN arrange the
swimming pools and golf grounds.
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THE HARTJE TRIAL.
Slow Progress Made-Mrs. Hartje Not
Called As Expected.

Pittsburg, Feb. 2G-Slow progress
was made today in taking evidence COR
the prosecution i'll the tria! W ->ugr--
tus Hurtir, tn" nilliunnig" irp'.'r
manufacturer, John L. Welshons, lis
friend. ana Clifford Houc, /: lrGrr
coachman. on charges "f con ;nir;tyN
and subordnation Of perjury .rnwia%
out Of Hartjea Suit ror divcrrr. coz
trary to expectations, Mrs. Mary .''Att
Hartje. defendant in tins divorce suit.
did not testify today ana tonight ;i;-
tOrnevS refuse to Sav whether s..- Wlll
be called at any time.
Witnesses were called today I" prove
that WelShons faid til" expenses NJ
Hooe and his wife while th"y We're
living with other families and that j"
guaranteed r:'ymrnt Vi room rent al
one house.
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THE UNIVERSITY CLUB
Entertains At Annual Banquet Wit,
Sec. Taft As Toastmaster.

Washington. Feb. o6-Four hundred
college men attended the annual ban
auet tonight Of the University Club
at which Secretary Taft was the toast
matter and i'll Il happy vein intro
duceti tire various speakers. Baron
MAYER Des Plauchcs, the Italian am
b2.s2unr. ..as the guest Of honor. and
RESP ond.d to the toast The Cosno-
y .iitnri.m Of University Graduates
Justice Brewer Of the supreme court,
DR.. Edwin a Alderman, president of
the University Of Virginia: General
I'll! and others made addresses
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Peary's Dogs Not
Chasing Deer.

Portland. Az. FEB. 25.-1'hc story cir
culated that several of Commander Rob-
ert f. Pcalys Eskimo dogs had left
Eagle island and were chasing deer in
the Maine woods in tie Little sebago
lake region is wholly without foundation
az all the dogs are 1T the island ana
lave never boon from tic island
Cart Charles r. Morrill, Of the Casco
Bay * Harpswell Steamboat CO. said this
morning that the dogs were Stil vi
Eagle island ana were cared for ny n
man who is hired ~ Commander Prary
10 car" for his property IT I,aclc island
where lr has his summer home when
not in the North.
ii was reported last Sunday that sew
oral Of these Eskimo dogs bclorcing 10
comn'andrr Pearv had escaped from the
island to tie mainland and were thought
To j" chasing d,cr i'll tho Little Schago
lake region. Tho story is wholly with
out foundation as the dogs. 10 fuil grown
ana litter az pups Just born. are now III
Flc!e island and have never been to the
mainland since taker to the island.
Tic dogs do resemble wolves but Can't
Morrill, owns one which vas presented to
him by Commander Peary when he re-
turned from his last trip north ana says
that lie is ulilG-NarntrCG ana as clever
as 4 kitten. He Eaus Capt. Morrill,
little son all over Orr's Island and is
often used hy the captain for haulin@
wood from the shore and groceries from
the store. He is 2 great playmate for
the children ana makes friends with cv-
eryone who calls at the captains house.
Capt. Morrill, saiG this morning that the
dogs now On EasIe island. would be taken
ny Commander Peary ~ his next trip
to THE North in search Of tile Pole
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Eve bishops of the African Meth
odist Episcopal church joined Wednes-
day il, y. complaint to the Interstate
Commerce Commission Of unjust, dis
,..-,minarcry ana unlawful treatment
a; tho hands of several interstate rail
roads in the south. The complainantS
were Bishops Wesley j. Gaines. IL. NJ.
Turner. Evans Tyree. G. ;. Smith and
+. ". I.ampton and their complaint
VAS directed against the Seaboard Air
Line Railroad. the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad. the
Southern Railway, the Central OF
GEORGIA and the Pullman Go.
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Sc: !: SUFFERERS

Topsield, Me-, Aug. ~. 1905.
We have sold the L. F. Atwood's
bitters tor the past three years, and
our customers claim they have been
greatly benefited by their use"
Yours truly, Mrs. L. P. P. Pineo.
II; IL; f. Atwoods Bitters are the I'M
rlsSlsed REMEDY Tor just the ailments
. III to men and women Ct all aces.
81 stations, all walks in life. Their
Yu .Is'l merit is in their prs.npt and
d dn,Ailihg power to relieve. S5c. a,
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Aiio WIFI Plead Guilty.

Colorado Springs Colo. Feb. e
Giuseppe OHIO held for tie murder Of
Father Leo today declared that ne
would plead guilty to the charge IF
murder
There is no chance for me- he sand
And | have no fear Of death.
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This woman says she was saved
from an, operation by Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache. that bear
ng-down feeling, flatulency. indiges-
ton, dizziness ornervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkhem invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
uealth. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tie supreme court Of Texas Nednes-
day sustained the judgment Of the lower
t''tl courts wherein they rendered a
1udSment for S1.Gi1. ooh damages and custer
from TIE state against the Waters
Fierce OIL Co. for violating the Texas
antitrust laws. The case will he ar-
pealed It once to the United States SUI
preine court.
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4 SEALED BOOK.
Plot Behind Murders al
Lisbon Never to Be Known.
Investigation Is Suspended.
Purpose Of Perpetrators.
0bliieration Of Royal Family and
Change Of Dynasty Intended.

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LIGHT. FEAT AND POWER.
New York Public Service Commission
Begins investigation.

New York. Feb. 2G.--A general il
vestigation Of the II companies which
supply light, heat and power in Grca- cr
NrW York WAS begun tniay by tn
public service commission. Several Of
III" companies Immediately after the
opening ri tho hearing made formal
protest against the Who'll" proceedings.
claiming the commission had no juri+-
dictinn. The protests We're noted IN
the record and the hearing proceeded.
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No Record Of the Marriaca.

Boston, Feb. 26.-Neither at the City
hall or the rcgistery Of marriage fol-
lowing an examination of the records
as far back as 1903 could any record
be found today 10 substuntiatc thr
claim Of Paul L. Roy that he was MIR
ried to Lillian Carlins at the City hall
in BOSTON Oct I. If last year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-27

NJ Mourad, the famous Armenian
, rN"iuti"hary leader, is in Boston. he
'''S como 10 THIS country to revive
..'''"i's me Armeaians greater hope of
anc not to organize a re-
heiii"n against the Turkish govern
meht. he declares. The Boston
Armenians will hold mass meeting
in his honor.
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IN THE HOUSE.
CONTINUED from Page Two.)

speak until he closed, Mr. Dal=ell was
cheered and applauded. in winch, al
times the Democrats joined.
re was accorded IN ovation by his col
lpaG;as of the Republican side, VINO
filed past and congratulated him.
Mr.. Houston of Tennessee presented ar
gumcnts to show that the trusts had
grown up and been fosiered as the result
OF the protective tariff system, and de
cl,r cd THAT tho records would SHOW that
panicS have occurred only during the
time the Republican party was in power
Mr.. Edward of Georgia emerged that
Dalzel clIimeI everything for the Re
pu5licans cxceDt the panic.
This panic" he said addressing the
Republicans, was porn il Your house
hold and why don't you claim your
child?"
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having left Paris a year ago. He tried
several times "a locate her but WItt,-
"l,t success. According TO previous
statements made in the case Carkins
was supposed to nave been Miss Calais
BROTHER
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The House today resumed consider
alton of the army appropriation bill.
Under the rules of iive-minute
soeccies. Harrison read from a maya
sine article by IN army officer calling
attention to the unprcp arrdness OF the
ARMY by reason ot its great shortage
OF men ard incurred Of Hull Of the
statements We're true
Hull admitted their truth. The army
M ~:.ld WAS "o.00o men short. but he
promised that if the provision for in
creased pay Tor Tie men was agreed to-
in six months the standing army would
reach til" maximum IT G2.G06 enlisted
men.
Hcilyjng To- Fitzgerald. y. y. Hull
said That lhc present shortage of men,
II" doubt was due in part I" their be-
Ing pNcr-Wop+ed. out Ii, believed the
@rert> 81 cause was that the n"n-com-
mix. !rn,d officers received such Il
sm.u Iw r"t,. OF ray they would not
rc-cnlist.
When tn" paragraph providing for
Increase in the pay of non-ccmnIis-
stoned oliccrs was reached. Hay, Va,
shirley, Ny. ana TawneN. Mimi,
raised roirt5 If order against it. Hay
declared that the noH-commissioncd
officers would remain in the service
bit tho slight addition Of 80 4 month
would rot keep til" private soldier.
Soldiers. he said. did rot enlist To
work. hUt they We're required To I'M
d1reo long practice marches ana at
tend garrison schools and he said
could not i)t obtained to enlist Tor 81
a month.
Of When the House at 80 adjourned.
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some Of the ica licluS ~ Greenland
are said I" ," 4 mile and Il half in
thickness
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Ing up the water color, do you know
that persona"
dudley gazed at it a Moment.
"Certainly, SIR no answered brisily.
..Who is it?" Amelia asked. We eX-
pected him to answer Count Won ,leb-
.enstein," or "Mr. Granton," or Med
Il Instead Of that he replied, to our ut
ter surprise: isl
mrhat's Cesarine's young man. my la
dy.,.. Y, o, 7, !, \, 80, - :, Ia re-
mated ted taken abacK. Soh, Dudley. sure
IL YOU must be mistakenly"
'"So. my lady" Dudley replied, in q
tone Of conviction. "He comes to see
her quite reg'lar; he may have come TO
900 her, off and on, from time to time,
ever since I've been In sir Charless
service" 4,
"Nhen will he be coming aEalnp
Charles asked breathlessly. .
5"Eie's down stairs now, SIT; - udleX
ans eVered unaware Of the bonpshell
he was flinglng into the midst or a re-
' Charles rose excitedly and put his
back against the door,
"Secure8 that man." 10 SAID to me
sharP|y p1int!ns WIZ sshsa a. amn ngsf sol
.onei CLAY? The young man who's down
stairs now with CesarineY
mo, Charles answered with decls'
II: | laid my hand on the tootma,n';
shoulder, mot understanding VIVA
'pudlay, terrified, drew. back, am
would have rushed from the room. pu
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calls Il. IT makes things come out so
And he gave me some plates OF his
own for my kodak--half dozen or
Them
II still fall to SEQ" murmured. look
Ing ut her comlcally.
"Oh. Uncle Seymour" Dolly cried
How blind you men are! II Aunt
Amelia knew she would never forgive
me. Why. you must understand. The
the rouge, you know. and the pearl
"oh, it comes out. then. in the pho
Comes out! I should think so! 1t'f
like little black spots all over Auntie's
face. Such guy as she looks in It'll
And Colonel Clay Is in them. too?'
yes; ] took them when he AMI
Hunty. were talking together, without
either OF them noticing. And BERTHE de.
velopcd them. I've three OF Dnvit
cessful."
ANY other character" I asked, see.
Ing business ahead.
Dolly hung back, still redder.
well, the rest are with Aunt Isabel
she answered. after struggle.
My dear child" replied, hiding
my feelings as husband II will b
brave.s'I will bear UP even agains
that last misfortunen'
| Dolly looked up at me pleadingly
ut was here in London" she wen
on; when was last with Auntie. Med
hurst was stopping in the house a
| the time; and took him twice. tets-a
tete with Aunt 1sabe1!,
Isabel does not paint" murmured
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stoutly.
mo, butsher ilair!" shd suggested,
Its color" admitted, lis in places
assisted BY a--well. you know. e re-
sstorer.' 6}
Dolly broke into a mischievous. sly
smile,
Eyes. 1t IS" she continued, And.
oh, Uncle sey, where the restorer h a s.
er-restored It. you know, 1t Games out
in the photograph with ~ sort Of brill
liant, irldescent metallic sheen. on It'll"
Bring them down. my dear" said,
gently, patting her head with my hand.
In the Interests Of Justice I thought It
best not to brighten her. IN 81 IS #
Dolly brought them down. They
seemed ia me poor things, yet well
worth trying. We found 1t possible g, on
further COMMUNICATIONS, by the simpla
aid of a pair of scissors. 80 to>cut each
in two that all trace ot Amelia and
Isabel was obliterated. Even so, how
ever, Ii Judged IT best to call Charles
and 'Dr.. Beddersley to q private con-
sultation In the library with Dolly, and
not to submit the nultilatedf photo
graphs to public insR ection by their
Joint subjects. Here, in fact we had
five Spatchy portraits of Z the redoubta-
Bile Colonel taken a svarious angles, and
In characteristics, unstudied poses. IA
child had ontwitted the cleyerest
charper In Europe 81 M.
Tho moment Reddersley's eye fel
upon them "a curious look came over
".Whyn these he said. are tsken os
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been acccomplic The mans a9wm
Quit the ~ room ON he.ii go down and tell
them, and before we know. where we
are that slippery eel will have wrig-
gled through our fingers as he Always
wriggles. lie Is Paul Finglemore; , he
is Cesarine's young man, and unless we
arrest him now. without one minutes
delay. he'll be or to Madrid or ST. Pc
tersburg by this EVENING""
.'You are right" answered. Ut IS
authoritative voice."stop here TIL we
tell you, you may leave the, roo m, Am y. :,
from re an Where's SIy' he standing. il he does
dersley, come down with.sme to ,sthe
hall M Suppose thaes where
"N---no, sir" Dudley, stammered out,
half beside himself with fright. Hes
In the housakeeper' room, sir
=. We sA met Simpson, Sir charless Wa
let, and also, the butler, whom we
pressed into the service, AT the dooIr
q the room Pausen
r. ~ swsithin;' one Was cesarine's, the
other had Il ring that reminded me- at
once OF Medhurst and the see seer, Of hlih \,
They were talking together IN French,
and now and then we caught the sound
= We 'A open ned the the door, Est II drole
done, IS vieux2" tho man's voice was
scast a mourir de rlre," cesarine's
voice responded. ay
We burst In upon them rod handed,
Cesarine's young man rose, with his
hat in his hand. In a respectful attl-
hurst. as he stood talking his first day
at MARINERS to Charles. and of the lit,
| tie curate his humblest moments as
the dislnterested pastor.
Charles laid his hand firmly on tn,
Iyouns :, mans shoulder. I looked In TIL
lfellow's face, there could he no deny
ling 1t; Cesarine's young man was Pau
hPaui Tinglemore, Charles said. Sc
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Herbert winslow's method, Miss Ling

Herbert winslow's method, Miss Ling
field" vi
aYes.o Dolly admitted timidly; they
nre. He's.--a friend Of mine. don't you
know, and-fe gave me some plates
that Just fitted my camera"
Beddersley gazed0at them steadily.
Then he turned to Charles. And this
young lady, he said, has quite unin-
and .unconsciously succeed
ed in tracking Colonel Clay to earth
at last. they are genuine photographs
OF the man--as he is--wlthout the dis
"They look to me most blotehy,''
Charles murmured. Great black lines
down the nose, and such spots on the
"Exactly." geddersley put In. THOSE
are differences in texture .l ~, T,hey snow "
And how much wax" ventured.
mot wax" the expert answered, gaz-
ing close This Is some harder mix
ture. should guess a composition Of
lguttapercha and India rubber. which
takes color we'll, and hardens when APP
piled, SO as to lie quite evenly, and re-
sist heat or melting. Look here; that's
an artificial scar, filling up q real hol-
low, and this Is an added bit to the tir
| OF the nose, and those are shadows, due
/ to inserted cheekpieces, within the
mouth, to make the man look fatter!'
'eWhy. OF course" Charles cried. an.
dia rubber It must be. That's why ir
France they call him le Colonel Ca.
outchouc!"
Can you reconstruct the real face
| from ttem?" inquired anxiously.
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4S Dr.. Beddersley gazed hard at them
"and q box OF water colors. II think
by that tiine-putting two. and two to-
gether-I can eliminate the. false and
build 7,lp for you tolernbly correct
idea Of what the actual man himself
looks like" l a VI Il
We turned him into the library for
"A couple OF hours, with the materials
he needed, and by tea time he had COM
pleted his first rough sketch OF the ele-
.ments common to the TWO races. He
brought 1t out to US IN tne craving
room. glanced at II , iirst;,aHlt was g
curious countenance, siism ~;
.,.oomposite Sphotogr which Mr..
Cation produces BY eXposing two ne a-
ten seconds or so consecuttYely.
vet II struck me at once AS contain
ing something Of Colonel Clay In every
Sone az his many representations. The
4Iiffla1 ezra q, lin real life, did not recall
liza iseer:rnor did Elihu luhckenboss
gsugrest Count Won Lebensstetn or Pro-
lessor sohleiermacher, Yet In this
compound face, proc u ... only from
photographs OF Dnvid. ramon and M ed
hurst I could Distinctly trace q certain
Farms Hiun whfch'the impostor had assumed
for''',Is Al IN other words, thong h he
nnnld .malsaS,lns 80 as to mask the like
ness to his other charhcIagS. he could
mnf mn L q I'm IA as to mask.the likeness
~ ~ t. AVN lpersonality. He Gould not
Wholly get#rid- of his native build aud
lhtst genlIine features, u . s St 1T A,
[ Beside, these striking sue gesti o$1 OF
| the seer ana the cuut Ao WeysS;; ]
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s,,ez canal statiatics.

1,onanl -General Lewis NJ, 1ddingt7
forwards from Cairo a book. which
IS is tilsd for public reference at the sa.
r 7, Of Manufacturers, giving the stat "a,
tistics OF the navigation througn nv =,
shaws that during the year $, s76 ,ves :.
sells. wifi, a total tonnage OF rs. sos.les
tons gross and is,44SSsa tons net
passed through the canal of tnls
numb en- nlnety-seNen We're arsh!pA
III nh a snnssengers going through the
canal In 1905 numbered ls5.I5a eiyt !
and 25S,5ci military, of which III tSs
and I2713I, respectful lively. were RritishI
Il9,762 aud 2561o We're g erma u, ana
is,ao1 and 2l,oSs were French.
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could readily credit"
.rhe voice again. a, Dr. ,t.a Red idsr sy
compress or enlnrge his larynx. And
II Judge from what you tell mo that
he took characters each time which
monty nDdPs,'siS his tone and aceentgS
"Yes." i said. "As the Mexican Seer,
he had, Of course. Spanish into I,a. J;
As the little eurate he was pay Galt t;ran
o e,gl h he spoke gentiemnnly Scotch. AS
Won Lcbenstein, naturally. he was a
South German. trying to express him
self in French as Professor !, scnlei r.
Ing broken English. AS l5lihu Quack,,
enboss he had a fine and pronoun ced
Kentucky flavor. And as the poet he
drawled after the fashion of tho clubs.
SUI quite j Ts So" DR.. Beddersley answered
"That Is Just what / should expect.
y the as qns s Il 30 fy. an xn0w gang
you any. photographs Of Colonel clay :.
fimself In any :, Of his diag sdsss "a ]
produced some. himself when he was
Medhurst the detective. But he pock-
eted them at once, and we never recov-
"couId you get any?" the doctor
asked. ibid you note the name and
address OF the photographer?"
'Unfortunately, no." Charles re-
us two. Perhaps we might borrow
| them"
Until we get them" DR.. Beddersley
said. II don't know that we can do
anything. But IL you can once give me
two distinct photographs OF the real
1 mr. n M m hOtu ri
l could tell you whether they were