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March 1, 1898 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 18H2-VOL.35. PORTLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1898. PRICE THREE CENTS. MISCBLI^-XEOITS. that Republican legislation is not nut gives the owners of distilled spirits the Holms. The two latter were on shore at ting the revenues of the country on a satis privileges as to transportation now enjov- the time of the explosion and could tell TO PRETEST STARVING. A SPLENDID RECORD. THE SUNDRY CIUL BILL od WILL RETURN TO HAVANA. factory footing. Both those claims bic solely by the distiller. The bill was little of value. fair to be laughed out of court by nex passed. At ten minutes past three the court ad- September. Therefore the Cuban ques At 5.20 p. m. the House adjournod. journed until tomorrow morniDg at ten tion, which appeals to popular sentiment o’clock. will be used for all it Is worth. Judge Advocate Marix said: “The CORBETT DENIED ADMISSION. Governrasnt Bills and Mr, Bailey, the Democratic leader ir stenographers have all they can transcribe Maine Lumbermen to Paying Man Court of To Take More thore is no use of our Compelled Kill the House seems very confident that bii Another Appropriation Moasnre Oregon Refused a Seat In the Sen- Inquiry in record form and and party will oontrol the next House, ate. working longer today.” Industries as to what Prospering. he has seemed to be manoeuvering so as Evidence There. In reply to a question Their Horses. Passes House. when no to keep himself conspicuously before his Washington, February 28.—Hon. Henry would be done with a witness the ha said no party as their only leader on the floor. W. Corbett was today denied admission longer of’service to court, He has labored to hlmsell decision had been readied on that point, apparently put to the .Senate as a senator from Oregon, into antagonism with the Speaker on al but one would be shortly. THIS HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED on the the satisfied with FOOD ON AC possible once or twice tc appointment by governor, by EXPECT TO LEARN MORE FROM Captain Sampson seemed IMPOSSIBLE TO GET occasions, going DISPOSED OF AFTER A FOUR DAYS’ could he the extent of on the the decisive vote of 50 to 19. tho day’s work but said nothing IN TEAR OF REPUBLICAN RULE. being dlsagroeable Speeches floor in order to do this. He were THE DIVERS. given out. COUNT OF DEEP SNOW. apparently DEBATE. made todayjagainst the admission for counts with reason that this course will After the court room was oleared of Mr. Corbett Mr. Bacon of in- be the beet to him in as the by Georgia the day, Captain Sampson had a 3hort keep position and mo3t conspicuous Democrat in the House. and Mr. Burrows of Michigan, and in terview with Rear Admiral Sicard It him more than favor then returned to the Iowa. Captuin Party Will Go Before People Daring; Elec- gives advertisement of his admission by Mr. Morgan of Departments Rosy Denying Rumors—bet- Chadwick and Lieutenant Commander Snow £a d To Be Eight Feet on a Bevel in anything else could do. Internal Revenue Spy System Restored— Alabama. After of the Corbett tions of Next Fall With That disposing were tho New Showing; ter From Captain Sampson to Secretary Potter taken on board the Woods—Crews Said to Have Been Tlie Senate Votes on the Corbett Case matter the Senate took the Alaska York. Cannot Fall to Meet With Endorse- up That the with confi- — Testimony of Civilians at in Danger of Starving. OK® Republicans rely and Votes Man and Homestead and of Fong I’ew knew more than was known this ment. dence on the Against Seating Oregon railway right revenue producing quali- Was Not forenoon. An officer from tho Maine, Both the method results when ties of entry bill, and hod not concluded it Havana Important. February 28.—C. D. the Dingley- bill is demonstrated by ISig Majority. however, who had been examined today, Bangor, Hathaway of is is Especial to the a few when it ar- Syrup Figs taken; it pleasant press.] by figures. On February 25th foi adjourned. Washington, February 28.—At the olose talked at length with the correspondent of the firm of Hathaway & Whittier, the first time the books of the Washington, February 38.—The House and to the taste, and acts Washington, Fob. 2S.—The February Treasury of office hours today the following tele- of the Associated Press. rived in Oldtown today from his lumber refreshing showed that for so far in the fiscal the civil bill condition of the United States yeai passed sundry appropriation Washington, February 28.—In the Sen- “I can’t tell you,” hu said, “what line oS tho lino of the B. & A. R. on the Treasury the first of last there gram came to the Navy Department from camps R. gently yet promptly Kidneys, (which began July) after four debate. The most ate of questioning wasj adopted, hut the has been very to the Admin- is an absolute today days’ today Mr. Hoar of Massachusetts, He the snow there is 8 feet Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- satisfactory surplus. That is, for the Admiral Sicard at Key West In tho follow- court will find, I think, that the Maine reports deep last months the important action today was the elimina- chairman of the committee, tem head- istration, upon the whole. Secretary Gage eight receipts have judiolary ing terms: was blown up by design, though I don’t on the Jevel at his camps and all through effectually, dispels colds, exceeded the This tion on a of order of the expresses himself with the most slightly expenditures. point appropria- moved that the Senate non-concur in the think it will lie able to ascertain how. For weeks all of perfect has not in “Court of inquiry will commence ses- that vicinity. past aches and fevers and cures habitual happened any previous eight tion for our at the Paris The court’s will be based on confidence that the revenues for this fis- representation House amendments to the bankruptcy finding neg- Whittier's months since the bad times came on six sion at Key West today. They must Hathaway and and Roger’s of is the The of sentiment in ative rather than positive evidence. By constipation. Syrup Figs cal year will demonstrate that the Of course this statement needs exposition. change bill and that a committee on conference have been prob- years ago. resume session at Havana to obtain evi- this I mean that all the testimony heard camp crews busy shovelling of its kind ever an The the House which was often witnessed be only remedy pro- lem of getting the government upon a important qualification. proceeds appointed. further work so are has, bit by frustrated the out the tote road, 14 miles In or- sale have dence of divers after upon bit, long, to the taste and ac- of the Pacific railroad swelled when members on record was twice Mr. theories of those who think tho duced, pleasing sound basis of receipts and expenditures go Burrows, after quoting in support explosion der that food and fodder may be brought the miscellaneous receipts about twenty the wreok. of internal This to the in has been solved. illustrated today. On Frdlay last the of hiH eminent authori- was origin. negative ceptable stomach, prompt The Republicans are re- millions of dollars. The government got proposition many This communication sets at rest rumors in for the men and horses who have been House in evidence is so strong that I see no possi- its action and in its much this for the for the about millions of committee of the whole where ties, said that if the Senate should seat truly beneficial lying upon campaign property fifty current for some days that the court was bility of the court deciding that the ex- in danger of starvation. Over 100 men next fall. on account there is no They are in hopes to be able dollars, and of that expended record of the vote, knocked Mr. Corbett It would overthrow a was internal. The alterna- from the most long for the reason plosion only are at work drifts and it is effects, prepared only to before the and conclu- of the bonds about millions, leav- not to return to Havana injthe hoped go people show thirty out the provision in the.bill for an appro- lino of established tive then left for the court Is to fall back its precedents and open cauae of the that the road will be broken out in a few healthy and substances, sively that we have prosperous industrial ing a net increase to the Treasury reoeipts that It had discovered the on which to intentional agreeable priation to pay those who furnish the the evidence points and other business a on that account of about millions doors to conspiracy and fraud, the more. many excellent qualities commend it interests, treasury twenty disaster was not an accident. An im- blowing np of the Maine. This, I think, days of which the reoeiuts are in excess of the of dollars. But that into account government with information leading to result of which taking nobody could foresee. be drawn from the will be done, unless the oonrt formulates News comes from the camps of Bowman to all and have made it the most the is far better than it the portant deduction to expenditures, prudent appropriations of Treasury doing conviction of the violators of the in- In conclusion a of its own or deolares that it Mr.
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