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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-17

The tax ferrets. and there are a large
number Of them in this business now,
tell some wonderful stories. Hows
this In one OF our Iowa towna lives Z
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-17

WANTED = TWO NICE APPEARI g
young men for city canvassing. Address =.
f.. Whitney. General Delivery, MARSHALL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-17

FoUND-LADIES' POOKETBOOK. OWN
err can have sane by calling at s ieriif's Office
proving ownesshp aud paying for this mo-
lice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01
(Dokodczenie nastap'.)

(Dokohczenie nastapi.)
XII.
Niasteczko Sokol6w. chot
niedawno zrobione stol ca po
wiatu. ciche i prawie puste zu~
pelnie W dzieh powszednl.
szczeg6lniej W czasach robot
W polu, kt6remi wieksza
czes6 mieszkahc6w jego SIC
zaimuje, teraz peloe bylo !
ruchn i gwaru. Cd kilku dni
BOWEN Moskwa sped2afa
mieszkahc6w oko]iczych wio-
SEX | n,iasteczek, ably byli
swiadkami odbye sic majacej
egzekucyi.
Tiumy ludu zapelnialy nie~
liczne domy i koczowaly po
ulicach, a geste plac6wki ko-
Jackie ckr9za|y miasto i ME
dozwa]a}y nikomu w>dalae
sic.
Coraz nowe gromady przy-
bywaly pod eskorta zandarc
NOW lub kozak6w, tax te
kiedy o dziewiatej raao be-
bny daily haslo rozpoczecia
egzekucyi. rynek miasteczka
literalne byl zapchany.
Ma Srodku wznosiia sic
szub,enica. zlozona z dw6ch
wkopanych wysokich slup6w
polaczonych poprzecsna belka
w kt6ra wbili diva haki; mic
dry slupami urzadzono wy
sokie rusztowanie, tax aby re
wszystkich stron placu moglo
bye widzialnem; ma MEM
sta|y diva stolki. ponad kt6-
remi kolysaly sic przytwier'
dzone do hak6w postrcnki z
pelicami.
DIVA bataliony Kastrom-
skiego pulku piechoty, ufor-
mowane w czworobok, z ma
bita brcnia o~taczatg szubieni~
&C. ~zostawiajac zaledwie diva
dziescla mole krok6w odste-
pu, a lancuch kozak6~ ota-
czal zgromadzony lud. ably
pred kohcem egzekucyi sic
ME rozchodzik ...
Oprawca 2 Siedlec 2 POI
mocnikiem oczekiwa} ma
eszafocie.
Ozwaly sic bebny trabki
a ma rynkn, zwolna postepu-
lac wzr6d natloczone3o ludu.
zblital sic orszak 1alobny.
Naprzod ssli dobosze i tre-
bac.e piechota', er'aiac MARI
sea. e mimi koano pluton
ulan6w ) podnie.lonemi Lam
cami, potem postepowa1 VOC
cssa ,1''', na kt6,rym sied.ie|i
Dkuci ska1 a. y towar1yss,t,~ie {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01

KS. BODU.EN.
Brzmiala. Warszawa zbyt"
kami, a wsr6d rozpusty
eluche bylo jeczenie ubostwa
| sier6t. Siyszat je tylko ubo-
81 kaplan Boduen i po raz
pierwssy uczul sw6j niedo-
stack. BIO widzial dzieci ro-
dzic6w. ktorzy ME pomarli.
lecz W zbytkach i zepsuciu
zatwardzili swe sercs, Dom
vice jego byl domem sierot,
ale zamoznose ME odpowia-
dala cnotliwym checiom. Os-
mielil sic vice wyjst ma miasto
i blagat litosci Mijal begate
palace. DO tam tYlko wesley
CLOS byl zluchany; zebral nie-
dry ubotszymi byi przyjmo-
wsny wed|ug moznosci: Ale
wiedzial, re Ct 2 trudnoscia
wlasne dziatki twill: ..Ci
(m6WiD dopelniaja milej
powinnosci ola dzieci | plaza
smutne DANNY ola zbytkuja-
.ych". Wziawszy vice Boga
l
No pomoc. zaczaf cbodzie Pc
palacach. znoszac pogarde ]
Earty dowcipnych dworzan.
| wid4ial pred jednym gina.
HON pyszne Pojasdy, hajdu-
] zlotem strojnych pachol.
DIV: goIei2 y oknach re
'lste Swiatla, brzmia okrzyki
wesola mu.yka. Wchod.i:
tlumy .sbawa xaiate !
% ie'dn' y s .,llI ,sselidPel-
E s To- t'oseI g. kar.y ! rst
'rserzutca. rzekl = i sercu
woajem: 20 b'l ll:'1h. biedne
|efo' '''ly mojsl' .bliia sie Do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01

sAssNssa 81 Asgesas
togo, przedtI ktorym naJJwiecei
I'''';'t;ll;i ale all|,I Me Me W U s'dli |. q : l kaf !
e q. nie's si,l;z '''L' " polowes J; iefgeo'
zlota uuiselal. ~. q pre-
maw;aa pokornie. l lec go ME
sIysza. Mo~i p~toraie, leez
widzi, ze ME chciano 60 sly
szet. - ,.Mala czastke Ola
sierot!'' ozwal sic glosniej.
Ale zapamietalY gniew ogar-
nal grajacego. policzkiem
zniewazyl cnotliwego kaplana.
Ale on rzekl: To ola mnie
a coz ola sier6t!' Doprero
znicwatony teraz byl w>z-
Sym mad wszytsklch; zdu-
mieli sic wszyscy : miejsc
powstali. Reuca mu sic ma
szyje ten, CO 60 tax ciezko
obraziI i serbrna taco ze wszy
stkiem zlotem oddaje. "a MIN
wszyscy dorzucaja swe z}oto.
re czcia ~odprowadzony kaplan
niesie skarb sieroto,n. oble-
wajac 60 lzami radosci.
I byl Boduen W wielkiej
czci Ii wszystkich; znosili mu
dairy tax liczne, re wystawil
wspanialy dom sierot, kt6re
dzis CO rano "a dusze jego
rece wznosza do Boga. Dzialo
sic to "a panowania Augusta
III.
Taxa jest historic powsta-
MIA znanego " calej Polsce
szpitala .Dzieciatka Jezus'' "
Warszawie''. P6itora wieku
jul minelo Cd tego wypadku
a caly narod ezci pamieta
imie ks, Boduena. OLGA o
piekuna maluczkich sier6t
PLACIc "a WIARUSA
KobietY nstyehm;ast pozhae
wiane sostaia ws.elkich dolegll-
wofcl ich pici w}adciH ych, uzYsa-
i4o severy Kcbiecego Regulators
(Female Regulatory. Wsmscnla on
organY, zwalcza wszelkie nlero-
z4ekl powodu]e zdrowe dnaianie
organ6w. Dsiafa dobroczYnnie Y
katdym wieku zyoia. Pisa6 pc
uassa k~s'asec.ke o shorooach ko-
hlocych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01

nov Z d1,o,btytyn.ii fpalassamlil.
a voz,emt "a k t:,,,,i' ' dow ''F:'
d1acy, egzekoeya rotm'strz'
. dega N'ewiadowsxi wresz-
Gle zam,kat poch6d druugg''
.plutun ulanow.
Orszak szedl wolno, a pc
drodze. jego spadaly czapk'
Z glow, bolesne westchn'enia
wydobywaty sic 2 piersi, da~
wal sic siys,ee cichy place
kobiet.
Skazani Smialo szli ma
Smiert.
Whczyhski jak zawsze We
sol, usmiechniety k}anial sic
ludowi. {:
Dzielny ch}opak an! sic do
mySlal. ze Jest bochaterem,
ofara calopalna narodu "
tel chwjli.
Smiert dian byla igraszka,
on tysiac razy ia widzial ma
polu bitwy, a ginac Cd kill.
cay strYszka. kiedy z reki
wroga, "a Polske i wraz z
dow6dzca swojm, to dian
wszystko b>}o jedno.
Brzosko milczac spoglada}
ma p}aczacy ]ud, a usta zcicha
szepta}y modlitwe. Oblicze
meczennika choc wybladle j
zoekane, cho6 nosilo SHADY
cierpied przebytych. TOXIN
tchnelo wyrszem meztwa !
poswiecenia, oko dawnym
biyszczalo ogniem. lie kto je
widzial W tel chwili, to poja}
re czlowiek ten wply~ TAXI
IA lud 1ywierat potrafik
Ostatni %powstaniec ginat
% Ojc'yzne! ostatni zo}nierz
szedl swiadczyc krwia swoja.
ze Ona ME zgin9la ieszcze!
wyznawca = wiary polskiej
swiadecewo ~prawdzie!
w d|oni trz7mal maly ze~
krzyzyk, ostatnia pa
kt6ra wr6g laskawie
zatrzymat pozwolil skazanemu
do $mierci, 2 kt6rym niegdYS
wi6dl do boju waleczne hufce.
Patrzac ma krzyz ten, mode
,nu W mysli stane|y chwile.
trzymajac go W dIoni
druga wznoszac blyszczaca
sable, szedl ma czele WARY
przeciw mosktewskim arma-
tom.
Geste obioki dymu przery-
wane blyskawicami otaczaiy
walczacych, wsr6d Mich bly,
szczaly Spiczaste bagnety i
ostrzone. kule Swiszczac|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01

Il, wiern = 4 Al gdzliie.S = y y
r.eekls,uu m K Is ie'dlyy ,'
pamiatftt;aa civil swistyeh,
.pelnych lr';a,1.is. / wary dni
.ow, Oh, Y kt6rych sW'taIa
jul zorza wolnosci krz,yz
ten pozostal tylko!
Wzni6sl SO blogoslawil
placzacemu ludowi. = " oko-
10 chylily sic glowy. zginaly
k.,lans, place stawal sic rev
.niejszym, kakdy : n,asmaasizc:zzee-
mem p%rzyjmowal dar ostat ri
Iumierajacego meczennika -
.~blogoslawiehstwo!
W6z wjechal W czworobok
wojska j stanal u stop esza-
fotu.
Wyssdzono wiezniow .zdjeto
2 Mich kajdany j ~wprowadzono
ma r~usztowanie.
Brz6sko raz jeszcze poblo-
gowsiawi} lud. chcial movie
lecz przerazliwy CLOS bebn6w
i trabek zagluszyt jego slo-
wa.
Oprawcy narzucili ma mich
szerokie, ~siegaiace do ziemi
bale koszule z kapturami, Q
dlugich zszytych rekawach
kt6femi W tyl rece zwiazano,
p%ostawiono obu Ma stolkach j
zalozono stryczki ma szyie.
Towarzyszacy ksieza ocie~
rajac lay, przezcgnali ich raz
leszcze, szepczac obsolucye
In articulo morris, officer da}
znak i...... wyrwano stolek
Z pod n6g.
Jek bolesny rozlegt sic
wsr6d padajacego ma kolana9
ludu. ksieza zakrywaJac twarze
uklekli ma r%usztowaniu. -.
DIVA ciala W konwulsyjnych
podrygach rzucaIy sic " POI
wietrzu.
- a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01

BrzeScia stawano k;aezasdti'e.jj7s
w '''t',g rr.;a,ii ,,s'1'' Z 81 4 !.l kozaey'.
5%mf,'illetjsowgch mier
szkancow ! lud okolicy, ably.
wiedziell. tte strasz1y Bfzosslk.oe1
rraet=ct.z il Me zyle.
Pochowano ich y Brzesciu
Y okopach fofteczhych ! prFzizeea
lat pare ma grobie bezustan-
ME staia wsrta. 7
Szubienice, ma kt6rej zgi-
nell obaj meczennicY, pre-
wieziono do S'edlec j poleco
no por2bac ma opal do kuchni
soldackiej. Me potraf,la j.
dnak Moskwa zapobledz. re
wielu zdolalo wykrast jej csa.
SIKH ! ma pamiatke przecho~
wac.
Nasypawszy wapna " tru-
mne. adv ciala predict ulegly
zniszczeniu i grzebiac ie W ME-
znanem miejscu " tortecy,
Moskwa chciala zapobiedz,
ably ich ME wykradziono j
ME czcaono jake relikwii. wi
dzac, re lud uwazat Brz6ske
"a swietego>
Celu dopiels. lecz ME POI
tra6}a j ME potrad zg}adzic
pamieci dzielnego pawstahca.
entuzvasty, ktora lud zawsze
ze czcia W sereach przecho-
wuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01
XII.

W,lczydski skohczyl wkr6t~
ce. Brz6sko wciaz meczyl sic
jeszcze.
| 'Odcieto kaptur cd koszuli,
jeden oprawca uderzyl kdka
razy pieScia " szyje, chcac
zlamae kost pacierzowa, pod
czas gdy drugi ciagnal "a no.
81; pomimo to konanie trivia
10 kwadrans.
Gala pod strata wojska ca
" dzien wisialy na szubienicy,
wreszcie wieczorem je zdjeto!
i wlozono " duta. okuta
zelazem skrzynte, o~patr1ona
dwoma szklannemi okienkamil
osvpawssy niegaszonem wa
Opr6cs zamka | klodek Ia
bito ia jesszcze twlek al,r Y
Siedlcaclh .saS gdz.;i'e '' jjes.cse y
nocy il przy~ieziono. prry-
lotono r1adowe piec.ecIe.
D)l1dika Mo,1llk.~,a oo 'f'
.le, aby clal tych n ,|s vykfar
i1ono, wyprawils il do Br1e:s,
i. Lite~skLiiego pod s'loa
:skorta,
nv /. %31an I'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Buoys Gu! OF Order.

Halifax, y. S. Feb. 17.-Capt Ellis or
the steamer Halifax. which arrived from
Boston, tonight. reports pasSin, the bel,
buoy on Brazil rock bottom up. Also
passed an automatic buoy ;ldrif II miles
west by south half south Of Samnru
The Legislature Of New Hampshire has
p;.a.,ru AN act committing the choice of
at" flower 20 the Scho i children who
VIII vote on the matter in June next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
REV. KELLER OUT OF DANGER
Counsel for Barker Declares Physicians Have
Spoken 10 that ELECT

New York. FEB. l1.-Murshall Ean
Wrinkle. counsel FOR Thomas .. BARKER
" no shot the Key. John kcllar in Ar
lngton said today that ~ was inform
~ thut the physicians attending thr
Rry. kellar had assured the patient II
friend that ne was out Of danger. Mr.
Van Wiukl,. said he could prove tnat
this assurance had been given. Last
ThUl siuy. IT the physicians 40 not
make An early report to the court on
Mr.. kvilar's condition, MIR. Van Win
kl,. viii ask the court To send the Coun-
ty physician to see Mr. Keller and re-
port on his condition in the court. 81
that Mir. Barker may ~ admitted "
bail when the clergyman is reasonably
sure OF recovery.
\ vision test was made on Rev. John
Keller. this afternoon. ANA IL shows TIN
minister IL NOT entirely blind. lie can
distinguish between light ana darkness
ana also tells what objects arr when h"ld
close to the eye. The tests Were not Sc
we're. The doctors feared To- strain the
Weakened eye and did not resort tu any
distance test.
The right ryr ~ the patient i a.
struN,d. nh" sight VI thc left has been
most seriously impaired.
The physical condition Of the injured
man r. mains satisfactory, and tn. doctors
are greatly pleased at the steady i'm
prt.tfut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
LOWERING CURRENCY BILL.
Charles A. COnant OF Boston favors the Pro.
posed Measure.

Washington, Feb 11.--Charlcs \. Co
nant Of Boston, author " "A History Of
Modern Banks Of Issue and other eco
uOmic works. WAS bt fore the House com
mittee on banking, yesterday, at the in
Vitltion of the cha irman OF the SIb-com-
mittee in charge Of the Lowering currency
bill. lie made an agreement i'm favor ~
giving greater heXibilitY To the paper cur
rcncY. ana said he believed the passage
of Mr.. Coverings bill would be an i'm
pOrtant and beneficial step.
1t was Of great importance. he declared
to organize the credit system OF the cOuG-
Try upon Il basis Of Such economy and
efficiency that American bankers and eX-
pOrterS could compete successfully with
their rivals in foreign markets. This
could be done by putting the standard
beyond que stiun. as was proposed in an
other measure. reported BIZ the commit
tee. ana by permitting banks To issue cur
rencE ana credit with the greatest free
dom consistent with safety.
BY this me ans dis, cunt rates would h
lowe red ana manufacturers would be abb,
to conduct their business at less cost
ana lay their goods down in foreign mar
kets at lower rates than il the monetar.
system of the country Were organized
upon clumsy ana inefficient basis.
The benefits Of SUch a measure as that
proposed by Mr.. Lowering. il was de
clared, would bc especially felt in til,
SoJth The bill. he thought was abund
antlN SafcgIardCd. ana would afford tbs
means OF testing the principle or a tru
bank note currency. rising ana falling
with the needs of trade ard meeting III.
! changing requirement. oi the seasons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
A GOOD DEAL or NONSENSE
About Blood Purifiers and "Tonics.

Every drop of blood. every bone.
nerve ana tissue in the body can he re
newcd in but one way, and that is.
.from wholesome food properly digrsted.
There IL uo other Way ana the idra
that medicine in Itself can purify the
blood OF supply new tissues and strong
nerves is ridiculous ami on par With
the fol-de-rol that dyspepsia or indi-
eestiun il germ disease NJ that other
fallacy. that weak stomach which re-
fuses to digest food can Ice made TO do
So. by irritating and inilamiug the
bowels BY pills ana cathartics.
Stuaft'% Dyspepsia Tablets cure in
q geStiOn, sour stomach. gas ana blOat-
ing after meals, because they furnish
the digestive principles which weak
stomachs lack. ana unless the de
iiciency Of pepsin ana dilstase il sup
piled il is useless To attempt to cure
stomach trouble by the use of "tonics. -
pills and "Cathattics' which have
absolutely no digestive power. and
their only effect is to give a tenn
pornry Stimulation
One grain of tn" active principle in
Stuart@ DyGpe psia Tablets VIII digest
5000 grains Of meat. eggs and similar
iooGS ana experiments have shown INA I
they VIII 30 this in glass bottle ut
proper temp nature, but Of course are
much more effective in the sjomacn.
There is probably no remedy SO
universally used rs Stuart's Tablets;
because il IS not only the sick ana all
ing but wei people who use them al
every meal to in3W" perfect digestion
and assimilation of the food
People who enjoy fair health lake
S,uarts Tabl, Is as regularly a. tne,-
take their meals. because thcy want
10 Keep wei, prevention il al1yays t.t I
Ter lhan cure ana Stnart's pvspepsia
tablets do both; they prevent indi-
Seation and thry irmoNe it wnc,c il
exist. IN" regular a." of one Or Ava
OF them after meals win dcmons,r,tn
their merit and cffi,iency hotter ,hao
any 0'''e- Az uine-lt febl5-11-2 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
MARTIAL LAW CONTINUES.
Senior SilveIa May Be Asked to Form New
Ministry This Week.

Madrid. Feb. 1.-THE general i@ei-
ing Is that the cabinet crisis VIII De
postponed TIL next week. ana that
Senor Silrela will be asked to form Il
new ministry.
me impartial says: The cabinet
CRISIS began several days ago, but IL IL
not yet official. Gen. AZcarraga has re
solved not to retain the premiership
IN" Liberals hope To regain power
about ten days hence. Opinions. now
ever, are divided. Some count on a
conservative cabinet under Sil"cla.
Others think Sagasta is certain 10 be
premier.
Tie impartial also says Gen. Azcar-
raG1' me premier. explained To the
queen Regent, this morning, the great
dlihcuIti"S of the government.
me greatest in my opinion, h"
Said, rs my delicate health ana the
present situation. Recent events Will
lead us I" an early crisis. a subject
when Is only awaiting the dccisiol of
the Queen Regent"
Martial law continues but miId-r
proclamation is expected from Gen.
Wcy'er within Il day or two.
IN" military and police precautions
c"ntlnu" IN the Provinces especially in
Seville ana Valencia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
FLOATING ICE
Great Obstruction TO Craft Sailing in Vine
yard Sound.

New Bedford. Feb 11-Steamers
Monohansett, capt. Marshall. and Nan
tuckett Capt. Fishback, which have
been unable to make their trips from
the Vineyard to this port for several
dayS on account of the ice. arrived
here. yesterday afternoon, the former
from EdgartoWn ana the latter from
Cottage City.
Both steamers report obstruction
from field ice nearly all the way. Capt
Marshall states that the passage out
from EdgartoWn. this morning. was
made through a channel with he open
ed yesterday on his return trip. on
either side of the channel the ice was
frozen hard, schooner Lizzie G. Rich.
from Hoboken with coal. being frozen
in about a mile from the harbor light.
Vineyard sound is filled with floating
ice. while BuZZards bay. from Robin
sons Hole east. is filled with solid ice.
West OF Robinsons Hole the bay is
clear of ice 1t is impossible to get
through Woods Hole, and navigation
from here to the Vineyard is through
Quicks Mole.
Steamer Nantucket loaded WIN
freight. this afternoon, VIII proceed to
the Vineyard. Freight for the Vine
ward has accumulated in such quanu-
tics here that Agent Wilton decided Z
make use of the Nantucket while that
steamer is shut out from the Nantucket
trips.
In this harbor. the ferry boat lost
several trips. this morning on account
of the ice being packed on the east sid,
of the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18

Butter Making Process Which Took in Man,
Two Arrests Made

Tnstrn. Feb. l1.-TWo men are under
arrest charged with the larceny Of Sl2oo
from Mary T.. Mason of /? Arundel
street. Roslyndale. on Dec. z. l>9N.
Wilbcrt g. Tru, sel. "a years ~ agc
of Boston, was arrested. Saturday
night. ana this afternoon. Eve.rtt 4.
Tar. - years old Of Fan River walk
ed into thr inspectors office saying
that he understood that there was a
warrant for him ana Was placed under
arrest.
1t is charged that two years ago
Miss Mason gay" thu two men the
money to invest i'm a devi," to MAKE
butttr. ana that no results were Oh
tanned.
From what can hc learned the device
In which the men Interested Miss Ma
son was also financially supported by
many other people, some Of the firms
Substituting considerable money.
Among the subscribers it Is claimed
were the Gardiner. Me. Ice 60. for
20.o00: Z. +. Perry and Jerome Ru-
merry Of Portland. Me. w. h Johnson
Of NcWhuryport ana David Dennis
president Of the Gardiner. Me-. Ma
tional Bank. Miss Mason says hat
Truesell clOimed that by his process
he could manufacture a pound of nut-
ter from half a pound Of the same ma
tcrial. half Il pint Of cream ANA AN i'll
s;rtdicnt Of which h- alone knew tn,
formula.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Exciting BaIIoting in France.

Paris. Feb. .-Considerabl, interest
was felt IN today SECOND haiIotng in
tn. nth ACCOMPLISHMENTS ~ th,- d--
pArtmrut NJ lhr Seine tu replace N
Pierre Haudiu. Radical Socialist, Who
recently resigned. ON tn first ballot
ing. which took place q fortnight ag"
NJ. Max Regis. the notorious Jew bait
NJ. who had declared his intention to
Wr-sJ tn. seat from the Socialist, head
"a the list the other votes being diNld
rd among several Socialist candidates
including the we'll known Socialist lead
er. NJ. AllrnIHe. Tulays decisive rleC-
ton gave TIL, victory ~ Nj AllrmInr
who with tn United Socialist v"t"
pulled 80 as against $2f, cast for VI
Max Regis.
Several slight conflicts occurred he-
tween the Socialists ana anti-Semitrs
but the strong police precautions pre-
vented serious trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
Mr.. WI al State Department.

Washington. Feb. 17-Minister wa
called at the state department. yesterday
and spent nearly half an hour in u clos
conference with Acting Secretary Hill
lie had no late news from China but
was seeking to assist as far as ne could
in the pursuit Of some agreement thai
VIII settle the question of indemnity for
the losses suffered by the foreigners in
emma from the Boxer uN'mcnt. 1t IN
been for some time realized that there
was little hope Of the tnvoys in PrkiI>
attaining any agreement upon this inn
portant subject. ana Mr. Congcrs report
have clearly indicated that the subicct
must be- dealt with elsewhere than in Pc
Kin If any concert of action is To be main
tanned between the powers. Ii il pre-
sumrd that the foreign Offices III Europe
ana Japan also ar" being approached al
sub irCt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-18
VANCOUVER ISLAND DISASTER.
Fire Being Extinguished With Water Several
Days Before Bodies Can Be Recovered.

Vancouver. Il. O.. Feb. 17.--Addtion-
al details continue to come in from the
Union mines on Vancouver island,
where the terrible fatality occurred,
Friday The Canadian Pacific so. y
steamer Tartar arrived at Vancouver.
! this afternoon. from the coaling sta
tion AT Union. " miles from Curnber-
land. She brought two passengers. H..
X. Raymond and George Bennett, both
coal miners Neither had any theory as
TO the cause of the explosion. They say
the cause is not known ana that it
never Will be known. When the Tartar
left Union This morning. the late news
from No. & shaft was that the flooding
process was still being continued. The
ire was Still burning, although not 80
ii"rcely as during the preceding 3C
hours. TIE tremendous volume Of wa
ter pouring into the mines was grad
ually performing the desired service
ana by tomorrow ii is expected the fire
viii be eXtinguiShed. 1t win be ScV-
eral days, Raymond says. before the
bodies Of the miners can BE- recovered,
brcnus- after the fire has been put Out
it viii BE- necessary to pump the water
out Of the min" before a rcScuing par
y can hope to get at the corpScS now
lying at the bottom Of the shaft
shortly after the Tartar sailed from
Union this morning. the STEAMER Joan
arrived. having on board pr".licr
James Dunsmuir of the British 'olGm-
bia government, who is on" of the own
-rs of TIM Cumberland mine.
The families " the dead miners rc-
glirr financial assistance. "a hich .NiI bc