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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
Cloudburst in Missouri.

St. Louis, June .5-Reports were re- ceived today of a cloudburst that struck Fenton and Valley Park. about twenty
 miles west of St. Louis. The country for miles around was flooded to a depth of six inches for several hours Loss to crops along the Mer(SAec river bottoms is heavy. While the storm was at its height a one and half story house came down the Meramec and struck the Fen ton bridge cutting 1t in two. The St.
 Louis plate glass works at Valley Park were damaged from the flood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
Kansas Rivers Falling.

Kansas City, Mo, June 5.-Rivers gen. erally throughout Kansas are still fall ing. while cloudburst which submerged fields swept away small buildings. wash ed out bridges and culverts and caused a small creek to rise six feet within half an hour, is reported from Paola. Kas. As far as learned no lives were lost. No details have been received from Linwood, the small town near Leavenworth which yesterday was reported submerged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
NEWSPAPER IS BLAMED.

Wv. Lopoukhine,
 Director of Police Department.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
Lowe loses Race with Death.

Los Angeles. CAL, Aug q Mary
Lowe the ffteen-year-old daughter Of
Henry Lowe, tile chief engineer of the
United States Steel corporation Who
II speeding across the continent On a
special train Is dead at hotel here.
Mr. Lowe started from New York
Tuesday afternoon and in the hope Of
reaching Los Angeles while his child
was yet alive chartered D special train
at an expense Of nearly $1,000. When
death came 10 the child MT Lowe was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
CALEB POWERS THIRD TRIAL

Defense's chaIIenge Of Jurors be-
cause 81 Their Politics overruIed.
Georgetown, KY Aug. TIN the
third trial of x-seeretary Of State
Caleb Powers for completely In the
Goebel murder Judge Robbins over,
ruled motion of the defense chal-
longing the jury panel which had been
Professionally accepted
The motion was supported By the
AFFIDAVIT of Thomas G, Whalley, 81.
ieging that at The ninety Eve Jurors
only two were Republicans and tint
Deputies Lushy and Rogers in imnan-
cling the jurors had been accompanied
and directed by William Burke and
John Williams, both well known
Democratic workers. who assisted
them and caused discrimination In the
selection 81 Jurors.
The ground for overriding the mo-
tion was that political utilization is
not q Disqualification for Jury service
at law
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
0ARHEaIE,s aIFr no BTRTEFLA9g
Na'ses over Two MiDIpn aud "a l3ai.
% Town nF nuMEarlaIgAe.

aa'ses over Two MiDlpn aua "a isalf
% Iovn 81 0pnferiailAe.
London kug fn banding over gu
Fifteen representative citizens Of h.s
native town DupferHlline VINO Ne5e
his g9iests q SkiDo castle early this
week trust deed transferring to-
them s21000o9 in per cent bonds Of
the United states Steel corporation
end Pitteneriaa park Andrtw Car-
negie explained the objects he had in
view ID these Words
sit Is i'm experiment. the object Of
which Is 10 attempt to Introduce into
the nonotonons lives of the toiting
masses of Dunfermline more Of sweet
ness and light, to give them, especially
the Young, some charm, some elevatiHg
conditions Of life which their residence
elsewhere would have denied SO that
child ID his native town viii feel,
however FAR be may have roamed, that
simply by virtue Of being such his life
has been nude happier and better.
Mr., Carnegie proceeded TO say that
he had provided for this experiment i'll
his will more than twenty years ago,
but his retirement from business en-
abled him to PINT the scheme into OPP
GRAFTON during his lifetime. The prob
lem set 70 tile trustees was, what can
be done u towns to benefit the masses
by money hi the hands Of the iiiost
public spirited ctizensT ri 1t was
proved that good could be done the
trustees would open new fields to the
nch, which. Mr., Carnegie said he be-
lieved they would hereafter be more
and more anxious to find FOR their sur
plus wealth
Mr. Carnegie exhorted the trustees
not to be afraid Of making mistakes.
to try many things freely. but to dis
card Just az freely, keeping Ia touch
with the masses and constantly aiming
to improve their tastes and give Dun
feminine something beyond what was
possessed by other cities
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
POOR AZ oYsTER RAY.
Discusses WIN President a.,

Diseusses WIN President tie
Llttaue cnn
oyster Bag aug aiE
% War ROOT after q conference wgk
the president which continued far inle
last night Left for Washington on a.
early morning train This probably
was tile last visit 81 Secretary Root t.
President Roosevelt before the secretal
~ leaves for England to attend the
session 81 The Joint commission 3d.
pointed 70 determine, II possible, The
Alaskan boundary dispute.
The president and the secretary Of
war discussed IL length some points
which have arisen regarding tile opera
ton of the general star of Bio army.
Il is understood g have been decided
that Major General Gorbin, for a time.
at least win continue to perform the
duties of adiutant general Of the army
"a addition 70 BIS work as second in
commend TO thtl chief Of sfan. Major
General Samuel 3 81 Young. a few
details 81 tile work Of the general stan
yet remain 70 be worked out, but See
rotary Root hopes 70 see the new or
ganization running smoothly before he
leaves fof England
While Secretary Root discussed with
the president very thoroughly the lit
taueF Lyon glove contract case no I'M
formation il obtainable as 10 the result
Of Che conference. Tile situation was
go delicate that neither the president
nor Secretary Root cares at this time
70 discuss II for publication
no visitors were received formally
by the president at Sycamore Hill III
deed the president, after dlspatehing 4
considerable amount Of business with
Secretary Barnes, spent most of the
dag away from the house
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
THE NAVAL VAR GAME,
Rear Admiral Pariser,s Squadron
Reported on Desert Rock.

Rear Admiral Partser's Squadron
Reported on Desert Rock.
Bar Harbor, Me-, Aug. IA tug from
the Admiral Barker squadron which
in the war inaneuyers now going On is
defending the Maine coast which put
tn he & for mail reported Admiral
Barker with the flagship Kearsarge,
the battle ships Alabama and Illinois
md the tugs peoria and Nina, off Des-
ert rock about twenty -seyen miles
from here.
The old school ship Hartford and
the Chesapeake are guarding the
mouth of Frenchmau's bay near the
Egg Rock lighthouse, though it was
moi the first intention 60 have the train
Ing ships participate in the maneuvers.
Only the scout boats have done any
great distance from this section Of the
coast. the superior force apparently
being held iii readiness to repulse any
attack Should the enemy enter an
anchorage II would be necessary For
this superior force 70 attack within
Eve hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
a - $500 -

Seattle, Wash, Mug e. The worlds
running record for three and a half fuv
longs has been cut i quarter Of i see.
ond hy Ulotma who ran Il ii 41A
seconds III the Meadows The new rec
ord was made III the third race, i'm
which Judge Thomas. the worlds rec
ord quarter horse, was one Of the start
ers. Ulotina Ii by salvado out Of
Lightning, and made her initial APP
pearance on i recognized track at the
Meadows I'll June last She is owned
by ~ II Rohb 81 this city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
Fatnl - 49, rrnml.n.

Jamestown, N. VI, Aug Il 4 terrific
fight occurred between four tramps
and the crew Of Erie freight train 81,
east bound between Falconer and KEN
needy during which Jack Allen, Il
brakeman III Meadyille Pa was badly
stabbed end one Of the tramps fell be-
tween the cars Of the train and was
cut Id two. There was nothing Oh the
body IF the dead man ID indicate who
be Was except d bunch Of keys and i
key check which bore the name Of
Samuel Frey, Excelsior Coal company
Akron. O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
TO CRUSH
REVOLUTION
Turkey Will Use Extreme Measures
Against MacedOnians.
MORE MASsACREs EXPECTED
AIbanian Troops win BE Employed.
knrds in Armenia Assume a
Threatening AtHtude--Yvarn-
ing TO bulgaria..

C0nstantiuople. Aug. T.-Consular ad-
vices from Monastir indicate that the
situation iva Macedonia is constantly
growing worse.
at Il meeting Of the ministers it has
been decided, therefore 70 adopt meas
ures of extreme severity in order to
suppress the revolution. 1t is reported
that Albanian troops win be employed,
In which event massacres are almost
inevitable
The Bulgarian eNareh was sum
moned 70 the Yildiz palace ana urged
to make dual appeal to his flock TO
deliver up their arms and thereby avoid
bloodshed
The menacing attitude OF the Kurds
in Armenia IS causing increasing alarm
at Erzaum, Bitlis and Kaput 1t Is
asserted ia some quarters that the an.
thorties are secretly arming the Kurds
while endeayoring 10 convict the Arme
nians Of revolutionary intentions.
A circular note, it is stated, has been
sent out to warn the European powers
CT the Turkish governments intention
TO crush tile revolt. The note stated
that the situation was very serious,
ana, although 1t did not mention Bul
garia, the document was regarded as a
menace 70 the Bulgarian government,
The Macedonian committee i'm Sofia
has announced that a revolution was
proclaimed GIN Sunday In the vilayet
Of Monastir by the central revolution
airy committee and that the revolution
airy forces in all tile districts began hos
tlities simultaneously TelegraphIe
communication with tile vilayet has
bpQn emf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

Pittsburg Aug N When the nation.
81 convention 1T the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America met, the
credentials committee reported a16
delegates present Reports Of diocesan
unions showed increasing interest and
rapid growth all oyer tie country. The
session concluded with papers On fhe
history Of the temperance movement
for $50 years by Thomas II Keough
Of Springfield Mass. and strong
Men, BY William O'Bnen, supreme
commander of the Knights Of Father
Matthews, of ST. Louis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

Philadelphia Ang Z Annie n shap-
ley, who was arrested Ia New York on
Tuesday and brought to this city to
answer the charge Of raising United
States postal orders and subsequently
held for trial, has made confession.
She said her operations had been car
ried on since May p, and that the New
York city Trenton Newark, Yonkers.
Brooklyn, New Rochelle N ~, Bound
Brook N j. and other post offices iii
New York, New Jersey and pennsyl-
vania had been victimized BY the rails
ing of postal orders
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
sharx ii ehIcngn.

Chicago Aug 6 Secretary of the
Treasurer Leslie NJ shaw arrived
here today from Washington. He de-
ciined 70 discuss possible changes in
the Chicago customs office. although
admitting that that Office would be
given bits attention lie declared that
In any event no new appointment
would be made until after his return
20 Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
FIVE VESSELS SEIZED.
Another Writ Granted Against the
shipbufissing Trust.

Another Writ Granted Against the
shipbufiaing Trust.
Establishment N. IT, AUG Fiye
vessels now being built by the t7re
cent safeguards here have been sprp
BIT sheriff Goriel on d writ OF selzH
granted bg the supreme court comm
sianer Pm the application of Fredeg
Il Heiaiitter & Co. timber and lnv "a.
merchants Of Elizabeth The seizn
81 maae far lumber and other mateiial
furnished ly the iirn mud used ID NE
consfuetiaa 1T the vessels
Tie vessels seized aFe the gunboats
Talnpit0 ana yera cruz being built for
the NeNie1n government; the ferryboat
PlainAAid being constructed for the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey the
steam vaehf czalina building for
Charles q Bryan ct New York. and
the side wheel steamboat Happy Day,
building for Charles II Sehwah
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
JUDGE GLHH6Y
OfHornellsville. NY, Hands
Down an Important
Decision

Judge JamesNH. Clancy Of Hornelis-
willie N. y, and one Of the most prom
inent members Of the bar in that historic
town, decided recently that as against
Blood and Liver trouble, Or. David ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy was worthy Of
thu highest praise. He says
Il have Used Or. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy and strongly rec
onmend it for Its good effect in my
case tor liver trouble and blood dis
order 1t built me right tip and /
improved greatly ia health
Geo, Fl. Tiff Of s78 River street, Troy,
n. y, suffered from liver trouble and his
blood was all out of order and after Using
'Favorite Remedy, has this to say:
For any one suffering from that
run down Or tired out feeling, caused
BY blood Of liver trouble. Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is the
best medicine you can buy. | have
used It and know.
The one sure cure for diseases Of the
kidneys liver. bladder and blood. rheu-
matisfn, dyspepsia ard chronic constipa-
ton Is Pr. David Kennedys Favorite
Remedy.
r. matters not how sick you are, how
long yoa have suffered, Of how many
physicians have failed to help YOU, Dr..
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy viii
cure YOU If a cure is possible.
II is for sale BY all druggists Id the
l6e w so Cent Size and the regular
III w size bottles-less than cent a dose.
Sample boftie--eaoisg6 far trfzk free 6y MAIL
Or. David Kennedy Corporation Rondout, MY.
~. David Kenned5's Golden Plevters strength
sn AAscless remove pain AnYwaere. l5c each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

Vienna, Aug According to al.
vices received here. q number Of
servian officers have been arrested at
Belgrade Oh account, it Is reported, of
d suspicion that they were eonsplring
against the war minister, General Ala
nazkovics, who Is said to have pre-
vented tile advancement 81 the partici-
pants hi the assassination OF King
Alexander and Queen Draga
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
4 Mtllian nollnr Mortnnne.

Knoxville, Tenn Aug. Ga mort
gage has been filed az Jamestown,
Tenn covering the property of the
Cumberland Coal and Coke company
IN Ienttiss ana adjoining counties. tt
is il favor IF the Mississippi Valley
Trust company of St Louis, and Sc
cures d loan Of St350,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

Berlin, Aug GA dispatch received
here says 499 persons were drowned iii
the disastrous floods which occurred at
Chefu, China July n. The bridges
within the city and many houses. with
thelF occupants. were swept away in
the torrent Two thousand Of the in
habitants are left without means Of
subsistence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
wenlthg contraetor shoots nlm.eIf.

Scranton, IA. Aug / Conrad
Schroeder one of the WeaIthiest con
tractors and builders in northeastern
Pennsylvania, shot himself in the head,
dying almost instantly The shooting
occurred while Mr. Schroeder was iii
his room and bis family say that the
revolver exploded while he was chang
ing It from one pocket to the other Mn.
Schroeder was delegate 10 the na-
tional convention which nominated
Benjamin Harrison for president He
was rated rs a millionaire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
ill.,, cnnnllIntnrA -.

PottsgliIe, Pa, Aug 7.-Another
meeting Of the Cancellation board was
held here A number of miners who
claim they have been blaekllsted by the
Lahigh Coal and Navigation company
appeared before the board Cases from
district No. were taken up for con.
Fiderali0n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

Washington, Aug The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap-
pointed
Pennsylvania Leesport, Mary Il.
Rain; 0ak Hall Station William II,
Close
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
nusaia supnressea gioniat..

st. Petershai AHg The governor
Of the province Of Khefson has been
Instructed BIZ the ministry Of the IN
terror to prohibit all meetings OF Zion
lists and to forbid collections and sub.
ecriptions IN aid Of Zionist aims
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
Assem- 81 yTlen ii the Atiirundnclss.

Assemblymen IN the Aalrondaciss.
Utica NJ " Aug {, The assembly
committee appointed % make The an
nual tour throngh tile Adirondack REL
gion las left here en- route to Fourth
lake and thence 70 Racquette and Blue
Mountain lakes and over much Of the
state preserve They win spend sun.
day at Lake Pleasant and afterward
make visit 70 the state forestry sta
tion at Alton Tie tour viii last about
d week and end AT Saratoga.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

7IHHaIa AeHafTNs LAND IA Korea.
Seoul. Korea, tug. 4, An agreement
has practically been concluded between
Russia and Korea whereby RUSSIA nc.
quires 20l acree 81 land lit Yongampho
on Che Yalu river, ON nlney-nine
years lease The application Of n
Paxiog the Russian minister. for per-
mission 70 erect telegraph and tele.
phone lines e Yonganipho has been re-
fused The extension to the north
ward 81 tlae Seoul Win railway Is pro-
crossing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-14
MAINE INDUSTRIES.

Percy Severance of Newburgh is
building a cheese factory at Amherst.
At Hamblets brick kiln, Portland,
100000 brick at one time. There are
80 arches to the kiln and $500 bricks
to the arch. 1t is a. pretty sight at
night when the fires are lighted.
John N. Sukeforth of Fort Fairfield
has made and sold about 5000 starch
casks this season. The hoops have
come from everywhere. the slaves and
heads from w. /. Getchell, Limestone.
Things begin to look like business at
the plant of the Portland Iron and
Steel Company at Ligonia, South Port
land. A new sand house has been
built and the derricks are being erected
with which to raise the iron frame Oh
the mill buildings. Word has been re-
ceived that the structural work has
been shipped and is now on it's way.
and without doubt within a few days
work will have begun on placing it in
position.
The American Reality Company of
which Hon. Waldo Pettingill as presi-
dent, expects during the coming season
scoggin, the Kennebec and the Penob-
scot The total cut in the Androscog-
gin Valley will be one hundred million.
On the Kennebec and the Penobscot
the cut will be thirty million. very
nearly full crews are in the woods,
5000 men being necessary to complete
the cut on the Androscoggin. UP 10
within three weeks, woodsmen have
been very scarce.
1t is expected that an unusual amount
of wood will be cut in Machias and VI
cinity during the coming winter. ms
will be due not so much to the brisk de-
| mand and the high prices that nave
been paid during the past year as
| To the necessity of cutting the
growth that was burned by the
fierce forest fires that raged III
many parts of Washington county
during the early part OF suiii'iie,
MANY hundreds of cords OF grown
were killed and will be loss
to the owners unless cut and marketed
during the present season. Inc nit
nearest Machias. that near norway
mountain, burned over large piece y
| well-wooded land that is owned os
Mrs. Fred I. Campbell of Cherryneio
The growth on this lot has peeIl pur'
chased by VIM. G. Means. VINO IS al
ranging to put a large ere" VI enop
pers upon the lot at an early date, VIII
a view of stripping the entire purnee
district before the close OF the seasoi
| for this kind of work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-14
MAINE FRATERNITIEs.

Oxford Castle. Knights of the Golden
Eagle. Norway. have fitted up a nice hall
for their meetings and purchased set of
paraphernala at a cost of $500 A degree
team has also been organized.
Special Communication of the Grand
Lodge of Maine Free and Accepted Masons
will be held at Livermore Falls Tuesday
November "a. at p. M. for the dedica-
ton of the new hall of Oriental Star
Lodge No. 81.
structed in Warren by the Georges River
lodge. Knights of Pythias. is expected to
be completed some time in December. 1t
is located on the j. NJ Studley lot. and
Will be one of the most conspicuous build
ings in Warren The dimensions Of the
building are SO feet front and g. feet deep,
three stories high, with a basement This
hall will be one of the finest in eastern
Maine. The building and foundation will
cost about $500 and the furnishings about
$1,000.
Bridgton Camp, No. 1929, Modern
Woodmen of America, feels that it has
broken all records in funeral attend
ance, as is shown by the following in
stance: William Webb Cross, a former
member of this camp, was taken sud
denly i'll and died. Funeral services
were conducted by the Rev. Geo. w.
Barber. and they We're attended by
many people.
The organization turned out almost
TO a man, CT out of membership of IA
being in attendance, Chief Forester
Perley G.. Frost, with is uniformed for
csters doing escort duty. The beauti-
full ceremony of the Woodmen was per
formed at the grave. 1t is claimed that
the attendance of 81 out Of "a members
is the largest percentage ever turned
out in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-14
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.

The Franklin and Megantic Railway has
built a car house at Salem.
Many improvements have been made at
the Bangor & Aroostook station at Gull
ford
The new bridge at Detroit, which is be-
ing put in connection with the Maine Cen
trail tracks will be ready for use about
the middle of November it is expected
The Selcetmen have made a deal with the
railroad people to make the fill at each
end.
Information is wanted of a Mr..
Daniel Gordon, a Scotchman, who was
living in Augusta prior to 1877, with his
wife and four children, Arthur, Law
renee, Fred. Winifred and Edith. Any
one who knows whether they are living
or dead, or can give any clue to the
whereabouts of any of them if living,
will confer a favor by communicating
with the Rev. Geo. F. Degen, II Sum-
ner street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-14
Swift,& Turner, Augusta, Me.
A WATER POEM.

This is as you all know, "a prohibition
State,
So drink Diamond sprihg water before it
The spring bubbles up through pure white
sand,
And does not take the drainage from on
top the land
Wise people who wish to be strong.
healthy and stout
Take Diamond Spring Water; they won't
be without
Now good people stop and think.
Do not put impure water to your mouth
to drink.
If YOU want to make good coffee and tea.
Take Diamond Spring Water Of G. +. 7.
Pure water he has there Is no doubt.
And that is something wise people will
not go without.
Smallpox and typhoid fever is an awful
thing,
good old Diamond Spring?
Some think they are too poor to pay a
water bill.
being carried up on the hill.
People often complain that other spring
water is not good.
But let them do so, should think they
would.
The White Can Man will leave you water
In bottles sweet,
Right fresh from the spring down near
Sewall Street.
This spring has reputation that s nara
And one that no other spring can make.
II you want the White Can Man to call
around today,
Drop him postal, telephone him. or let
him know in any old way.
Only seventy cents per month for a
gallon day.
And you would be surprised how it keeps
the doctors bills away.
George F.. Temple, Sole Proprietor Dia-
mond Spring. ...
Tel sl6-l1 is the ,number you want to ring.