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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
Or. keNNeDY's ALiBl.
Moro or Less Reliable Witnesses Who Would
Save Him from Electric Chair.

New York. June l0.-Todav marked tho
beginning Of the sixth week Of the trial
of DR. Samuel J. Kennedy on the chITg"
of numbering Emcinc Reynolds in thr
Grand hotel on tho night Of Aug. 15-.G
1N.S
on Friday. the defence began to prove
an alibi by the testimony % Mrs. Anne
Melville. who sworc that she saw Dr
Kennedy leave his office at the time The
witnesses for the state said ne WAS at
the Grand Hotel with Miss Reynolds.
Alfred Wagner, a cab driver at St
George, Staten Island testified. todav.
that on the night Of Aug. - Or Kcnnedf
arrived at ST. George. at 12.i5 A.
WIN. J. Kennedy. train dispatcher for
the Staten Island Rapid Transit Co. wa :
called tor thg defence. today. He ,Nuni-
ined Dr. Kcurcdy's Communication book
and said that the last train for winch the
August l. ticket would have been good
would have been that CONNECTING with the
II y ferry boat If the person took the
10 boat the ckct chopper would nave
taken the ferry ticket for the 10Th. DT.
krancdy'S coinmuta ion book Conf1 n"i
the tickets for the 18th.
Thomas j. t'culcy. a Staten Isl ma ha
man, said he had known DR. Kennedy fE
sight for number OF years ana saw nm
leave the 1.15 boat on the n!Eht OF the
murder.
Mr. Osborne. on cross-cNam'na Jpn;
showed that Fcniey had h"cn convict Il
before the court three times.
Fcn,cy said ne had knuwn iir. Nrnncdy
since lSp; or 1891 when the doctor wa
calling on u young woman IN Staten II
land. The witness refused to give IN"
Woman's name. saying she was now mar
ricd This witness also said that or.
Kennedy missed his train and had 10
wait.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11

est light upon the mystery. One girl
named War; who worked one day Tor
the Hooper Knitting CO., and who dis
appeared. has been traced to her home
in Cambridge. while another missing
woman Is still being sought without
success.
The autopsy was held. this morning.
at the wareroOms of Undertaken w. a.
Robertson & Co., by Assistant Medical
Examiner J. V. Meigs. assisted by Dr.
L. f. Carroll. The report of the au-
tOpsy was given out at 1850 O'Clock
and was as follows:
'The head was completely severed
from the body by sharp instrument
between the third and fourth cervlcle
vertcbrac. The woman has been dead
for several weeks. The exact time could
not be ascertaincd. Nothing unusuaI
was discovered in the examination or
the internal organs. The stomach
showed partially digested matter
which had not been in there long. The
cut was clean one, the Vertebrae
showing clean cut. A hole under the
arm would suggest that there was
bullet wound. but just through the
skin it is lost. The fieshy part of the
hands and feet have rotted away.
leaving the bones bare. The woman
was probably so years old. weighed
between 100 and 140 pounds and would
measure about feet, inches i'm
height"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
SOME LATER RETURNS.
Majority Of Trackmen Reported Out Attitude
Of Engineers and Firemen.

WatcrvlIlc. Me. June lc.-fSpc ccian.-
Reports received here. late tonight,
state that all the section men on the
Bangor division with the exception of
three have quit work and also that "A
ma jority of the men In the Portland di-
vision are out.
II is now understood that meeting
WAS held by the Canadian Pacific en-
ginecrs. Saturday. at which they voted
In notify the officials of the road that
they would not run trains over the
Maine Central tracks after = hours
had elapsed after the strike order took
effect unless competent and trained
trackmrn were employed. The &. Z.
trains run over The Maine Central
tracks from Matt1w-m mEc3g to Vance
boro.
II is uISo stated that the Maine Cen
tral engineers and fircnGa took sim
liar action at meeting held. Sunday.
II these r,ports are true the engineers
and firemon Of both the Maine Cen
trail ana the Canadian Pacific can be
expected to take sides in the strike
about 3 O'clock. Tucaday afternoon. as
the = hours SET VIII have then ex-
pred.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
MON-UNION MACHlnlSIS
Taken Inio Shops al Ansonia. c., Under Guard
OF Officers.

Ansonia, Conn, June 10.-Forty-
three non-union machnists TO take the
places Of the strikers from the Farrell
Foundry a. Machine Co. were success
fully ard without violence brought in
to the city at ] O'Clock this morning,
ana are now puartered at the com
pany's works. The non union wOrkncn
came from New York and were put on
a spcciaI train at Bridgeport. At Shell
tor they were met by Sheriff Durham
Of New Haven county. with q posse of
80 deputies, and from there run into
the yards Of the company
A crowd OF about 900 strikers who
had followed the deputies from here,
met the train at Shelton. but except for
jccrs and boots there was no demon
stration. At the Farrell Co.'S yards
another and a larger crowd had gath
cred but the debarkation was accom-
plishcd without violence on the part of
the strikers, who watched sullcnly the
ren who were to take their places,
.lsrCh through the lines of armed dep
u,ics and 1nto the shops.
The troin brought number Of cot
beds and u large quantity of provisions
ana cooking utensils which were set
up, tonight, and. tomorrow, work at
the shops Will be resumed under tie
new regime.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Edward H. Bockelin. captain Of police
at Springfield. Mass. was SummarIly dis
missed fiora the force by the aldermen.
Monday night. for overstaying q leave OF
absence.
Plans for a combination Of Il of the
largest plow factories I'm the country
practically were completed at Chicago.
Monday. at n meeting. II is expected to
have the combine incorporated within
month with a prospective capital Of SIJ.-
O00O00.
Judge Waterman in the circuit court al
CHICAGO. Monday. announced "A decision
that the blacklistinC Of number of girls
hy a stock yards firm was legal. Tho
girls struck. last February. and the firms
affected refused To take them back. The
ease will bc appealed.
The navy department has received
CabiCgr1m announcing that Adm raj Re
mcN. aboard the Brooklyn. who was in
vitcd by the New Zealand authorities to
extend his stay in Australian waters 50
as to include Il visit to their island. LETT
Wellington. SUNDAY. for sydney. y. S.
w. The admiral will shortly sail for Cav
ito and resume active command of the
ASiatiC station.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lc
ing Stocks.

New York. June l1.-Thcrc was some
liquidation in the stock market. today
induced by Saturdays bank statement aS
was forcshadowcd by the drop in prices
ed. The bear part which sold stocks at
that time continued their efforts TO get
prices lower and extend their prof - y
number OF developments helped them in
this purpose. But after the pressure OF
the SclbnE hII been relaxed and support
crs ui stocks began to bid up piiccs asa II.
The bears took alarm and began to cover
their snort INES, causing very general
rccovcrics of losses and in few stocks
qIitc notable ret gains. AS long as trad \
market the feeling of depression contin-
Ucd. London was quite a large seller in
this market and there was !. feeling nf
some unoasii.ss lest the gloomy tone
bic Development The easy rate fo- mon-
cy. today. encouraged the hope that the
requirements for large corporate trans
actions have been mostly satisfied for .he
present. This was potent factor in The
later rally of the market when the adj
journment of the London stock market
had relaxed the pressure here. Some
sharp gains which had been established
in the southwestern group were wiped
out by the pressure to sell, stocks in thai
group declining in sympathy with the
general list. Rock Island fell as much as
iis from the best. ST. Paul Sl.. and Mis-
souri, Pacific Sii. The leading industrials
showed rather acute depression, Sugar
falling nearly 4: Amalgamatcd Copper 81.
the New York Public Utilities from Il,
tn 25;. The late rally left the net changes
significant in only few stocks. The
bond market was moderately active and
showed some irregularity but was in The
main firm. Total sales. par value. s.
i2o. 600 United States bonds were all un-
changed on the last call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
The Narsilg
Mother
and Her Child
absolutely essential!

absolutely essential
The mothers condition at this time affects the whole family and
vtav affects n. whole future life of the little helpless infant
The genuine Johann os Malt Extract the nursing mothers
friend and s,fsad sains mothers strength the days before
the child nm and lean upon all times especially until the
child is weaned
The peculiar fitness Johann Hos Malt Extract for sustaining
nursing strength we'll known makes flesh ana pooa p
nromong nee Digestion This keeps full control
and most excellent results follow There mystery about the action
this great flesh and builder aids nature by the perfect am
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countries of northern Europe whence the hardest sons and
daughters came Johann o Malt Extract has been used by nursing
mothers for over half century, Nothing equals in simplicity OF action
or in certainty of good results American mothers will do we'll to under
easy the help they need for these drains upon their
strength Buv the genuine Johann iios Malt Extract the druggists
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
SIDE BY SIDE.
Suicide of a Loving Couple in
Chicago Hotel.
Body Of Missing Lillian BiddIe,
Maiden, Found in Pond.
No Clue in the Murder or Suicide Mystery a
Chelmsford.

Chicago, June 10.-Side by side. each
with bullet hole in the temple. the
dead bodies of l.. Hartman and his
wife were found in their bed at the
Great Northern Hotel this evening.
The room showed no evidence Of a
struggle, both lifeless forms were COM
posed. the covering of the bed we'll
tucked about them. but the revolver
clutchcd in the right hand of the hus-
band told the story of the double
tragedy.
Nothing is known of them by the
managers of the hotel beyond a report
that the man has wealthy connections
in New York, and that the woman ap-
parently was once an actress under the
stage name of Rose Violet. From in
formation given by a woman who in
quired for them, this morning, it is
supposed that the case is one of a run
away marriage. with death as the re-
suit of dependency over the obduracy
of an unforGiving father.
Hartman and his wife registered at
the hotcl June 6, giving as their ad-
dress New York. Both were stylishly
dressed and appeared to be persons of
means. From the evidences of affection
they displayed it was surmised by at
taches of the hotel that they were on
their wedding trip.
Early Sunday night, they retired to
tEeir apartments and nothing was seen
OF them until this evening, when they
were found dead in bed.
According to the woman who called
at the hotel. Hartman was the son OF u
wealthy New Yorker and hal formed
an attachment that had displeascd his
father. A clandcstnc marriage was
followed by departure for Chicago
without the knowledge of the angry
parent. She said Il reconciliation was
being effected by friends. The woman
gave no name and her identity is as
great mystery as the tragedy itself.
Nothing was found that would re-
suit in further identification. On a
card case belonging to the woman were
engraved the words Rose Niolettc'
and from the discovery of an actress
make up in trunk. it is supposed that
the woman had been connected with
the stage.
From the position of the woman's
body it is thought by the physicians
that she was killed while asleep by her
husband.
The unknown caller told Manager
Roth that the young man had drawn
on his father the last week and so dis
closed his whereabouts.
At midnight. it was learned that the
dead woman was Rose Lesebre. a va
riety actress. The father of the dead
man is said to be a wealthy tobacco
dealer in business in New York city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
Ar GARDINER.
-Four Section Men and One Boss Hand in TeoIs
and Strike.

Gardiner. Me. June 1o.-tSpeciaD.-
At ) O'Clock. last evening, according TO
the orders from the headquarters Of
their union. all the section men OF the
VI. &. Ii. Il. in this city. one section
boss and four men, handed in all their
belongings ana took receipts FOR them.
The men have been preparing not Only
IN this city ANA along the NJ. {. Il. X.
To sirikc fo~ q days work Of 10 hours.
but an advance Of from $50 10 s. foT
section bosses and from Si.25 for men
to $50 The railroad officials have
failed to grant this ana the strike is
the result The men in this city fc"i
confident that they will win. 1t is sad
that along the Maine Central il affects
1850 men,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
HaycrhilI. 10: Lowell. 3.

Haverhill. Mass. June 1o.-ln their mrs;
zane with Lowell. Haverhill had almo I
a walkover defeating the visitors by
score of Il to s. Lowell has the rcputat on
of being heavy httcrs but they failed 10
make many of their hits count. Nhl Q
was in fine form and the heavy hlttlh@
I,v the locals and also their supcr, iic''l-
Ing wen them the game. Only one error
is recorded against them. Aitcr the thifd
Lowell failed to score. In the tittn Ln" ,
eli had three men on bases ard W i1te ha !
two strikes on the batter when an easy
grounder caused the batter to be throw 4
out Dcrwin. in five times un, made hN%
hits Dorsey and Lent also did goo!
work at the bat Dcrwin. HaSan an !
Cassidy played well in the field: EBtkrr
and Mel "a aughiin ut the bat and McLa ich p
lin and KeGan in the field were also itat-
Ii Ihis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Frank Hgiis.er Feels Iajurcd 10 That Extent
by Theft Charges.

Boston. june 11.-Mrs. Julia ~. Tronch
appeared in The superior court on. @
again today. this tim" as dcfcnd1n. In
the suit brought by Frank Eiglistcr. q
waiter. To recover 5000 damages for al
legged malicious prosecution aud delama-
tion Of character. The plaintiff IL q
young man who hsd done odd jobs for
Mrs. French and some time ago she
caused his arrest on a charge OF larceny
OF three diamond rings. The case came
before tue grand jury and and indictment
was returned Tor the larceny of the rings
and also of Sl9J. The latter charge was
made by reason Of the testimony Of Mrs.
French before the grand jury. In the
criminal court IIigliftcr was acquitted Nv
jury and Immediately Instituted this
civil action against his acCuser. The de-
fence sets up the truth of the accusat on
aud also that Mrs. French was acting un-
dcr advice OF counsel in making the com
ullintg.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
New York Produce Market.

New York. June "
FLOTR-Receipts. i9.ols bbls; .,'n sI,ur md
y ltS bbIs.; sales. $50 pkgs.; gun hairs r
easier will a slight decline III
grades: MINI. patents. 3.95ni2o y.
WfIEAT-Rcceipts. 2es.S" ,en Sv aaa hush
rnrts. 1Sl. 49, bush; sales, 2,ze,'ws ,zes,, NO 10
futures. 5000 bush. spot: spot eas.o' -o eIe.
rcd. sos, h afloat; No teu: - i' b
vator: No. l northern Duluth ~ aso,t
afloat: No. hard Duluth, ~ l ornorts,
CORN-Receipts so. $40 btish,.' fniurss.
- 5S5 bush: sales. 5000 bush, d.
l90.HN bush. spot: spot easier W.
elevator and 4S5s q afoat. .vnor,s.
u iGs bush; spot firm; No. :h;,s "a;
,;2. No. white. 8l2: No. : VIZ Wy white.
track mixed western. 52d55'2' u"NA
S2t.,ff:1.
TEEF-Steady.
err MEATS-Quiet. o5 ss, re-
I.ARp-Firm: western steansu' esl
.inrd. frmer: continent, 9"' . '''
POEk-StrOag. ,5ala. far-
HUTTER--r'irm creameirgyi;S
.orJ 15a1I: state dairy. iinS, ,sh
EGGS-Qniet: state and f.hs Inrs sSisa
PoT oTNT6FS-Quiet: New 1o'"'
"a. Bermuda prime, ia5. fair refn-
81 'sstiGiAR"Raw. quiet: , easy; AZ ta'i irefned
ing, s5s; centrifugal IS test a.
t,liet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
TRACK LAYERS ASSOCIATION
Is .ac Name o; the New Maine Central Section
Hands Organization.

Portland, Ne. June 10.-The section
hands of the Maine Central Railroad
have formed labor union. calling it
the Track Layers Association. They
want an increase of % cents day in
their wages and they have recently
asked the officers of the road for such
an advance.
A dispatch sent out from Watervillc,
today. is to the effect that the officers
of the new union there say that if the
increase is not granted they will in
augurate strike to begin during the
present week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
HEAD STILL MISSING.
The Chelmsford. Mass. Murder Mystery IS
Dark As Ever.

Lowell. Mass, June 10.-The state
police arrived here. this morning, and
went to work on the Chelmsford trag
edy in which the headless body of an
unknown woman was found. yesterday
after noon. They are assiduously search
ing for the head but thus far without
result. They think it may have been
buried in the vicinity or thrown into a
brook at some distance away.
Various clues regarding missing
women have been hunted down with
out finding anything to cast the slight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11

Much interest is beng caused in Lis
bon hy the sale of the magnificent pal
ace Of the Marquis de F'oz which is
celebrated for its collections OF curios
and antiquities. There is much clamor
in the press that the Government
should prevent their distribution. The
pictures include examples Of Rembrandt
Holbein. Nelasquez and other masters.
Many of the objects of historical in
tercst have already been acquired by
foreign buyers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
ONE SISTER FOUND.
Remains OF Lillian Biddlc Found in Pond
Other Girl Still Missing.

Maiden, Mass, June 10.-The body of
Miss Lillian Biddle, II years of age.
was found in Fellsmcre Park pond. at
11.3O today. The young woman ha!
been missing, together with her sister
Sadie. since early last week They are
the daughters of Lcmucl A. Biddlc Of
564 Pleasant street.
The body was discovered by two
boys, who We're playing on the edge of
the pond. 1t was lying in a ciump of
bushes some distance from the bank
and the boys could not reach it. They
telephoned for the police and an officer
wadcd out and brought the body to the
shore.
Medical Examiner Durrcll was nOti-
fed and ordered the body removed to
an undertakcr's pending an eXamina-
ton. The police notified Miss Nina
Calvc, a chum of the girl. who positive
" Unidentified the body as that of Miss
Biddle.
Miss Sadie Biddlc. who is 15 years
old and who disappeared at the same
time as did her sister has not yet been
found and preparations are being made
to drag the pond for her body. tomor-
row.
The cause of the disappearance OF
the two girls is not known. The names
of two young men with whom they
have been associated have been Sc
cured by the police and an invcstiga-
ton is being made.
Medical Examiner Durel and DR.
VIM. n. Riley held, this afternoon. an
autopsy on the body of the young wo-
man. There was great quantity OF
water in the stomach and no marks OF
violence. The physicians agree tha,
she was alive when she went into the
water and that she probably commit
ted suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
Patrick. Short and Meyers Deny Guilt in the
Rice Murder Case.

New York, Junc l0.-Alhcrt r. Patrici:
uleadcd not guilty Of the murder of Wm
NJ. Rice the Texas millionaire. when ar
raigned before Judge Cowing in tho court
of general session. today. Win him wSrf
Meyers. charged with fogGcry in connec-
ton with the case. They alro p.eld d
not guilty. All three were rcm1ndc ! back
to the Tombs. No application tor bail
was made.
Later. Moore and CantwcI. attorneys
for Pa trick Short and Meyers. made APP
plication to Judge Cowing for bail Tor
Short and Meyers. Judge Ccwinr. name |
S2jooo in each case as the sum nc wUu d
rcutiirc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
no TROUBLE EXPECTED.
The Maine Central Officials Not Alarmed Over
the Strike.

Portland Me. June l0.-Thc follow
ing statement was given out by tie
leading officials OF the Maine Central.
this evening:
The management of the Maine Cen
trail has been expecting for some day
that some of the trackmen might so on
"A strike but is not anticipating any
trouble.
''Of late there has been an increase
in tho wages of nearly all of the de-
,ar;;uents of TIE road, the trackmcn
uaviAE been Increased within a few
weeks
The management states that the
Maine Central pays its employees as
high wages as any road in the country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
MENTALLY UNBALANCED.
n No! Indicted Miss Burt will Be Placed In
Some Retreat.

Northampton. Mass. Junc 10 Tho TN
usual case of Miss Mabel J.. Bur. dauyh :
ter of a Now Jersey lawyer. who Is un-
der arrest for stealing f"or, Smith Go =
legc students and who. it is believe !, IS
mentally unbalanced, was considered ny
the grand jury which met for the June
term here. today.
DR.. J. T.. Hanson and Dr. Mary j.
Brewster of Smith College. visited Nj g
Burt at the jail, today. bIt tic result Of
their examination could not be learned
IL no Indictment is found l,v the jury
it is thought she will be removed 10 some
sanitarium or asylum for treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
ROSE vIOLElTE
Had Been Playing .'ihc Man in The Moon a
New York.

New York, June lot was learned
from Stage Manager Lawrence of the
New York theatre that Il young wo-
man who was billed as Rose Violet
te," about % years old. had been ap-
pearing in different productions at that
theatre all last winter. She was in
The Man in the Moon during its
run at the New York theatre. She sub
sequently booked with the "Broadway
to Toxic company and went on the
road when it was taken West.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
Boston Market.

Boston. June
FLOUR-Spring paien.s' 4
c0RN-Steamer yellow. .. o.
OATS-Two clip white; -
P0RK-Backs. 17.5W1lS.'o'
EEEF'-Stcers. S'24?-
VEAI.S-5a9. ,so,,4. do. fall y.
n1Gia. -
IARD-Tieree. 91s. ,,rerv eOha'L
BTTTER-North creanis ,rrins' ~
rHEESE-New northern t"i"@'
EJ;GS-Eastern. lisflo. NJ
TATOES-debrons. 70
SITGAR-GranuIate 3sS-
RERfANDspring, l6.1oaiss'' w'n'e
nl7.75. ,rAI9i75.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The island fishermen. who are at war
with the Enstpnrt, Me. syndicate over
the contracts, viii fight the matter OUT
and think thcy have good case.
James s Sdnborn Of Roston. has given
the Maine General Hospital Of Lewiston.
4 check for $5ps. to bc used for general
eases and The hospital fund, without re
strictiuu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
BASE BALL GAMES.
New England League.
Bangor. !: Lewiston. 4.

Bangor. Me-. June 10.-The home team
won from, Lewiston by score of ! to 1.
today. in a game that was full of excite
mcnt and startling situations The eli
max came in the ninth, when, with the
bases full of Lewiston men. no one out.
and three runs required by the visitors to
tie the score Brown struck out three
men in succos ssion. The only hit of the
game that was better than Il single was "a
thrce-barger by Kelly. The visitors went
into the air i'll the eighth and made four
errors. and before they could recover, five
Bangor men had crossed the plate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
LOWELL.

Earned runs-HaVCrhllI . I"U-UHSV
hits-Dorsey. Lake. Merritt, Mc'.ausniln'
I.atimcr. Three-basc hits-Dorsey Dcl-
win stolen baseg-Cassidy. O'NeiI =. Nc
Naily. Derwn 2. Regan. Sacrifice hits
O'Ncil. Hagan Double p!ays-Parker,
Merritt and Connors; McLaughiin, Resan
and Merritt. First base on balls-By
White, Regan =, Gildea. Parker; by Par
ker. Cassidy =. O'Neil 3. I.ahey. Hagan'
McNally. Hit by pitched ball." Gnn nlte.
nors. Iatimer: by Parker. White 2 Time.
ia Umpires. Kelley and Hardy Al
tendance $50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
Nashua, II: Manchester. !.

Nashua, n. H.. June 1o;-Manchestcr
lost the game with Nashua by a score of
to H. In the first inning the home team
hit Whiting all over the diamond Inc
visitors went to pieces in the iifth anu
made repeated errors by which four runs
were scored.
Nashua 3 0 l l 2-1l-l9- ;
Manchester 0 0 0 o 3 l O. q go
Batteries-Moore and Coveney; Whiting
and Kelly Time. 1.26 Attendance. go.