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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
8eoanernswerttsr 3atanS.


Sie Boliaei III auf Der Su&e nod
ben 2euten, bic Der gsfern Nbenb an
Der 2entudp Mbenue aufeefunbensn Is
Sabre alten Ptnfie Duncan, 1103
Uincennes etr.. @etrdnfe ber.
tauften. Das Wdb9en muroe bon Der
StraBe in p6llig bebauernsmertbem
3uItanbe in cine bsna9barte Wirth=
f1aft gebra9t uno brn bort aus,
mittelit Nmbulan3, oa He an @bloro.
fOrmpersiftuaa su leioen porsab, in's
6oipital iiberfibrt, mo fih libr 2eioer
als Elm folohaler &aui9 entpuppte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
SO q bnfinnig bur9 9un.

@abnfinnig bur9 9uns
ger. SObn Mattion, Elm Sinnldnber,'
Der in einem 9ol5laser bet Sebhdm,
Wis., arbeitste unb Ii4 TIM @albe Der<
irrt bate, ipurbe na4 lansem Su9en.
eine Wode na9 ieinem @erfdpinben,
I'm balbperbunserten 3nitatbe sefuns
ben. Mie es in folden SGllen gebt,
tpor CT forttpdbrenb i'm &reife berumz
gepanbert unb mar i4liebli4 geiftess
peripirrt seiporben.
Ri9terlt9e Weisbet t.
Sn 8etreff Der Grmorbung zines gtez
gers Namens 9oraes Maples CAB
Midter sSpnes bonn 8unbesseri9te ben
Grobgef9porenen in 9untsbille, Mla.,
eine sSnitruftipn, bic foIsenben Sas
entbielt: rWenn sic slauben, bab Der
Wpb MapIes ni1t ermorbet bate,
penn ct Elm tpeiber Mann setpeien
tpGre, bann erforbert es bic Meni9li4=
feit unb @eredtigfeit, bab sic bic Waitz
glieber bes Mobs in ben Mntlage5uz
ftanb Derfeben."
BrGutisa m mi 9 3 s f.
ren. Sn Woreefter, MaiI., baben ii9
Der 93idbrige Wolf Bereion unb bic
62iGbrige Mnnie M. Goldman burd
Rabbiner 9.rflann Silper in bic 5ars
ten RofenfeFeln Der Gbe f4lasen laf=
fen. Ser neue gbemann bat 7 Rinber.
81 gnfel, II urenfel unb einen l1rurz
enfel. 3ipei ieiner nrenfel befinben iif
ausenblidlih als rufiifde Solbaten in
pprt Nrtbur. Die neue Satin bat s
Rinber unb % Gnfel, 10 bab bas neue
@bepaar auf cine aus 122 &Opfen be-
ffebenbe 5anilie bliden fann.
Maenbe Weiber. Ois
Grauen in Gadie, &as., iiberfielen iln=
ldngit bic Wirtbf9aft bon Soc Glari
NIT 8eilen unb Merten, 5ertriimmerten
iebes Jeniter i'm 9aufe unb perni4=
teten ben sanaen @orratb an @pirituo.
fen. Mnfiibrerin mar Grau Robt
0unbblibe. WGbrenb be Weiber MT
Der 3erft0rung Der Wirthf4aft bef4dfs
ttet tparen. brans Glarf in bic Wirtb.
f@aft, ergriff cine seipiffe Jrau 9arrii
unb mart iie bura bas aertriimmert'
Genfter anf bic Strabe. Mls Ct ein'
aipeite binausiperfen ipollte, iparfen lid
Bic Weiber auf i'm. priioelteu ibn jam.
merIid bur9 unb ersriffen hunn bi
Gludt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
(Ginseianbt.)
Gtn tii@ttger Deatttte.

Wie mir tpihsn tpurbe fur bas Mmt
einss @ountp S9abmeifters 0err
Oliper 3. gnslep pisbsr nominirt.
Serr gnslep bat fid wdbrens ieiner
psrfoRsnen smsiidhrisen Mmtstbdtig-
felt als Elm Ibur9aus tiidtieer geamte
erpieisi. Ssine ghrenbaftisfsit unb
Shdtisteit i'm Nmte, iein reiIies Gamis
Iisnlsben, fomie feline psrf6nli9s
9iebensmiiroigieit i'm llmganse nit
zines Seoen. fann ni9t iibertroffen
merben bur9 irgenb einen anberen
@anbioaten.
DAB Serr gnslep fein Deutf1er iif
Ionoern Elm 4merifaner, fann man
ibm bod riHt sum Wormurf MAIDEN.
gbenio renie. bab er nidt ale feline
v6reunoe" perf0nli9 aufiuden tam
uno um beren etimme au bitten. 8ei
oem oerartigen vGreunoe" beiu4en
fommt iiberbaupt ni9t nieI beraus.
Was ba bic 0auptia3e 1T weib ia bod
elm Seoer. SebbaIb iollte fi9 tein
Deuti6er Der bas rspublitanii4e 3idet
ifimmen min babon ab6alten lahen,
fhr 0errn Oliber g. @nslep ale
@ountp. S@abmsilter 3u ffimmen.
9eutln.9epublifaner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
9ie Waafldnse eines 8anftra@s,


Sm bisfaen 8unoes9eri&t reidte
ssfern Sfrael 8. @ooo, Der @oncurs=
Werpalter Der .glfharbt paper SO. "
cine 6lage 9e9en @m. &ooie, ben
WaHenbertpalter Der Snbiana National
Banf bon Glfbart, Wilion 6. Collins,
Sufus 6. Brobrid, Walter 8rOmn,
unb Bertha 6. Bropn elm. Der 3lds
ger iudt um einen ginbaltsbefsbl nod.
our9 weldhen bic 8ertlagten gebinoert
msroen folsn. iibsr GENTLE Bonbs Der
gltbart paper Co., tpel9e i'm Nu9uf
|. s. ausseseben uuroen, sll perfhaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
6simatb 1lnterRatunss= Serein.
Gin erfoIsrei@er 8au.

Ser seiern NOenb pom 0simath
lInterffiisungs.8erein in Der Sibieite
3urnbaqe peranfaltete 8aa erfreute
fid zines auberoroentli9 3ablrei9en
Befu4s.
Die Witglieoer unb ibre Gamilien
uaren nit 3ino unb 3eael ausgerttdt
unb bic bielen Greunbe bes 0ereins
batten ni9t perfdumt, fi9 3u oem Baa
ein3ufinben.
STR seoiegene gewirtbung Der Gdite
mar in porah9li4er gBeife Sorse ss.
tragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
BauerIaub.nibfaeine.-

Greberid Sopp, 6rame Wobnbaus,
9apitol Npe.. nabe 81. Str. $2265.
-2pnn Wiaitan, @ohnbaus, 10. uno
MiRouri. $1,000. = Mmelia Manfer,
8adfeingebduoe, New Serfep unoDlar.
fet. $33. .710.-N. O. Rutt, 9epara.
tllren, 3ll Horo pine, $l550.--0ar.
riet Mlen. Hsparatnren. 80 D. @eor.
gia. $6000.-Nolnep &. Malott, De.
f&dftsbaus, 201 OF Warfet, $4,000.
= Greo 6ee. 2agerraum, Wsribian
unb &apmonb, $2500.-gmale 2ling-
fein. Mnbau:: POPS OF TO-, s25. =
German Wartens, Wobnbaus, 2232
parf Mbe., $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

Mus&i9monb, Sno., traf bic
Wa9ri4t elm, oab bic neuIi4 In an.
iheinenb eeif.sabmsIenosm 3ufanbs
aufgefunbene Grau, Der Bei4reibung
nod geurtbeilt, borausfdtli& Grau
@eorgs 0idetborn aus &i9mono, Snb..
if. Serr 9idstborn wirb beute Na8.
mittas bier anlan9en uno wirb, faQs
bic 6rau feline Satin 1T, oiefelbe nit
nod 0ouie nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

Mabiion, 4. Nop. Cine aIte,
unbefannte Jrau, wurbe beute frhb
auf elmer Garm nabe Bromnsburg In
elmer 2orn.0ode faii b6ais erfrOren
aufeefunoen. Die alte Grau wurbe
in bic Wobnuns bes Garmsrs @esb
sebra1t. auf9etbaut uno berpfest.
Sic ueigert fi& entf9ieben, i6ren
Namen 81 nennen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

Sol mbus. A.. Nob. Sobn
Nidaion, 36, Wtotormann elmer Snter.
urban Babn, muroe in elmer 2olliion
nit einem penniplpania 3use i6wer
perIebt. MuBer einem Nrmbru9 er-
lit er zine 8srlebuna oes @ehirnes,
bie untsr l1mffdnben Hd als gefdbrli&
ermeiien bhrfte. Der llnglhdsfal
ereignete fi9 an Der gbeifnut Str.
Der Waggon murbe p6llis oemolirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
IorFdt am rsdte1 Ylate.

Or. 5ranf Morriion beri9tete Der
@eiunbheits' geb6roe, oab gowaro Roa
325 N. 9elaware Str, Elm 36glins
Der geniamin 9arriion S9ule bon Der
9ipbteritis befallen mar.
Der Sunge wuroe fofort bonn e&uls
bsiuA aussei4lORen uno an iein elter-
Iidbss 0eim wuroe oas bemubte pladat
.gipbtsritis" setlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
Nsne 8eamten aer Gominmers
@as Srut 60.

Die in Der lebten SiBung ermdblten
neusn 9eamten Der goniumers Sos
8ruii So. finb,: Wai. 90. 8. &id-
arbs, prdEOent /; 6Oraee Mcaap, gise-
grdi. Sames %. 2iap. S9abmeifer
uno Bsment 2pman, Sefr. Der &er-
min Der gsamten ift fir bas begin=
nenbs 9sftdftsiabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
9amen=8cretn oes Sioieite
Surnbereins.

Der Damen Nerein bes Siibieite
8urnbsrein beranfaltet am nd&fen
SOnntaa gta9mittas cine @u4re par-
tie fir Oamen unb Serren. Die @or.
bsrsitunssn fit oieielbe liesen in 0dn=
ben Der 2. Section, beren betpdbrte
0orfbenbe SRI. @lara @ubmiller iif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
3msi ssbptii9s WaS&ea ber=
baftet.

Nmilis unb &oia Witael, auei
egpptii9e Mdo9en ansebli9, wuroen
bur9 poli3ift See bsrbaftet unb unter
bic 4ntlassn. obne 2i3ens bic Wahrs
ia9erei betrisben au baben, gefellt
CUR 3sit Der gerbaftung singm bic
beioen In Der Ndbe bes Stabtbospita=
les bon 6aus au Saus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
Wsorss 8 &nor siebt iein Man=
oamus=gerfabren 3nra6.

@eorae 6. 3nor, Der unabbdngige
farbise 9anoioat fur @Onsrsb. 3o9
our& feinen antpalt Bernaro 2orblp
heute iein Manoamus.8 .8erfabrsn 3us
riid. Sa Der 3wed bss 0erfabrens ber'
loren lei, wuroe as pie beilautet, uns
n6tbig ueitere 0erbnnolungen fortau=
ieBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
Bic GrSffanns Der nenen yieb=
bOfe
,llnb neuss 2sben blabt aus ben aainen.


llntsr entiprsdsnben Geierlidtsiten
purben geftern Die neuen Biebb5fen
ibrem getrieb iibergeben. 9ie @eiel=
ftaft bat fur Die @rri9tuns oerfelben
iiber 5000. 900 auseeseben; Die stdlle
bebeden Elm Ireal bon "a Idern uno
fie fino nit allen mobernen NceomDoa-
tionen berieben.
Nn benz i'm @rdange 9otel peran'
ftaltetsn Banquet nabmen iiber 1900
@dite tbeil. Wtapor Solbman uno
0err g. @. &au6, prdfioent Der
vStodparbs Co." bielten Der @elegen=
beit ansepaBts anfpra4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
Na6ridten aus sSnbiana.

| $erre 6aute. s. Nob. Sn
gaoet'sf0Otel bsainq beute Elm 8af,
uel&er fitb als %. Brpan BON Snoia-
napolis regiifrirt bate. Selbamorb.
Wincennes, 8. Sob. Mnna
Oraan. elm 16 Sabre altes Wsdb9eu,
III bierssauf bic gnflage BIN perbaftet
woroen, griefe aus 8rieffdften ent-
penoet gu babsn. Das Wdbden iif
ails 2awrence Gountp, Sa. gs er.
fldrte. febiaIi6 aus Neusieroe bic
8riefe entmenoet gu baben.
&odport, 8. Sob. Muf Der
5arm bes .2anbbrisftrdeers grtbur
Snp:r bot elm Npfelbaum gum stpeiten
Male in bieiem Sabre 6rh6te ae.
trasen. Die 3weite grnte febt Der
erften nidts nod unb bic 5ra&te sei8.
men iid iogar .bur9 Elm beionoeres
Nroma aus.
/ Sefferfon npiIIe, 3. gaop.
Die Staot Sefferfonbille bat enbli9
einleitenoe S&ritte sur gesablung
ibrer Waferrs9nuns, bic 90, ,9l5.O1
betrdat. getban, unb geifern Der Sef-
ferionpile Water SuppIs So. elm
@ompromib ansebotsn, auf wel6es
ieoo4 nod feline Nntmort eingelaufem
TT. SR Wietbe fur Waiier III felt
benz 1. Sanuar 1901 ni9t bescblt
morben. ober faif bier Sabre. Die
3inftn alIein betragen barauf $3015.
Die @eieafdaft bat nun Dor circa II
Sabren bie Siabt auf Mbre9nung ber-
tla9t uno forberte oamals IL, sos,
bod III bic Summe ieitoem um iiber
$4,000 sewadfen. 8srbanoelt iit
1 bic 2lage nte iporben.
Seputp. 2. Nop. Bon einem
: i4weren l1nfale wurbe 5err R. s..
5owler, Der Siffrittss paFasisrasent
Der Sllinois Central gahn. betroHen.
st befanb fi9 auf Der 6abrt BON bier
nod Snbianapolis unb mar i'm ge.
griffe auf Der biefigen Station Elm
), tleines padet 9rudIa&en aus benz
; Jenifer su tuerfen, ole fsin Mrm 3ui-
f6en ben 3ug, auf oem er fi9 befanb,
unb einem auf einem Rebengeleiis
: ffebenben @iitermagson asrietb unb
n 3war 10, bab ibm i'm 8orbeifabren
beinabe bas Glieb bonn @rmpfe serif.
len wurbs. Ct erlitt ni9t alIein einen
Z Bru@ fOnoern aud cine fnwere Duet.
lo f&ung beRelben. gr. tpuroe seHern
: Mbenb bierber sebra9t.
!. HewMIbanp, 8. Sob. Na9'
n benz Sabre lang proaeffirt unb bi'
n, ea&e por finf &i&tsrn berbanbeIi
L iuOroen rar. Rat Der Nppeuhof enolid
H. bic gntf&eibung bes 6lopo 2reisge.
= ri&ts i'm JaIIe bon Garter seeen Gar.
ter befidtiet. Der su @unifen Der Srau
I Della Garter lautete, Der $4,000 auae.
e. ibrp6en uurben. Der Soil III feir
lb gem6bnli4er. Dor einigen Sabren ebe'
:" Ii&te Der alte Sampfboottapitdn 3d.
- 9. Garter Elm iunsss MdoeI, tpeIdel
er ieine erffe Grau IN ibrer lebten 2rant.
te, belt 9epfeat batte. Della Garter ffelIt'
m fid por Der 6o13eii baburd fider, BAT
2 ibr cine 9ebsnsberi&erunsspoliee bee
- - @atten gutseidrieben wurbs.
gea& etli&en NOnaten f9on IieB I'D
r. Der @atte wieoer f9sioen unb dnbert
ID bann bic 8efimmunssn Der poliee
ne Nls er ffarb, foroerte bie 6rau ben Be.
% trag, ben ibr ieoo9 bic 2inbsr aus er'
: s FER gbe oes gr.@atten ffnitig ma9ten
r Der Gaa wurbe breimal sesen Uni
r. breimal fir 6rau Garter entfdisbei
Id nno bie lsbte bisier gntideitungen ia
n iebt bic Berufsinfan3 beitdtist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

|" Die bette 5 Sent @igarre in
Der Staot, Mudo's .2on9felotp".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-14

ell and was put out at first. Newman ana
Coombs advancing Il base. Leighton hit
a slow one to short and Coombs scored
hut Newman was caught at the plate. re
firing the side. This ended the scoring
for tine game.
The sixth was much like its prcdeces-
sors. Collins was first up and went out
out. lIosmer placed n pretty hit just
over Reynolds head and violette went
struck out Burns
The Colby men were retired in one. two
three order in their half. Pussley sent
The hit was a little wide of the base but
Pat got it with one foot on the bag and
I'ugsley retired. Craig drew 4 base on
balls and then made good try to steal
second. Violctte sent the ball down as
true as an arrow and Burns retired
Craig. Burns hand was cut in the mix
UP. but he lesumcd play; Pile struck out;
In the seventh, Macdonald and Bird
struck out. Frost sent an easy one to
Coombs and stopped at first. Reynolds
Was first up for Colby and went out.
Turns t. Collins; COMBS H5nt a ground
and COombs went out at first. ELL Cow
Ing cracked out pretty single to right
field. Newman waited for ono ball and
then sent a fly to center, just cut Of
E,rost.s reach. Cowing going to second
The Colby supporters saw visions of more
runs, but Wiley fell victim to Mitch
The eighth started in we'll for Maine
hut 1t didn't last Mitchell was first up
and cracked out 4 pretty single to left:
hut Collins and Violette both struck out
and I.arrabee went out on a foul fiv to
Wiley. Colby was retired in about the
same order leighton cracked out n
scorcher to I.arrabee, who made n pretty
stop and retired his man at first. PuEs-
ley went out; Reynolds to Wiley. and
Craig popped up fly which Mitchell
smothered
Coomhs did not let up a particle in the
ninth. Hosmer struck out. ouint battod
for Burns, who had injured his hand, and
drew base on balls. Macdonald hit la
Reynolds. forcing Quint out at SECOND
Johnny sent three sizzIers over for Bird
and the game was over.
The game in Il nutshell is the story of
the great work of Colbys battery. Mitch
ell pitched a good game and he was ably
supported by Violetto, but his S,Ipport
from the rest of the team was not ali thar
could be asked for. Eiolette made 4 con-
Pile of rattling good stops behind the
plate. and though he was rot called on
much for such work. his throwing to sec
ond was perfect. The work Of tho nm
pire. j. w. HasSctt of Portland. of the
American League staff, was beyond cen
sure.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-14
TEACHERS OF ENGLISH.
Annual Meeting, Friday and Saturday,
at Bowdcii.

brunswick, Nc, May 13.-(SpcciaD.-
The second annual meeting of the Eng
fish department Of the Maine department
Of colleges and preparatory schools.
which will meet, this year. in joint scs-
sion with the Maine Modern Language
Assoc ationa. held their opening sessions
IN hubbard hall. this aftCrnooR
There was Il good sized attendance ut
this afternoons meeting, Il large number
tram. which viii doubtless b. increased
ny tomorrow mornings sessions II is
h"yhood q . teachers lffescnt tomor-
row.
I'll" first meeting Of the English Teach
rrs Association WAS held in the Pnliticai
Economy Seminary room at 80 and
WAS devoted TO the following papers:
Know.
Prof. w H. Hartshorn of Bates: College
II" Teaching. of English Composition III
til" Fitting school
Miss Caroline L. Could cf Portland
High School
'Scmr Helpful Methods in tn Teaching
If English Literature
Miss Mary a. RpbilSon of B2"Epr High
School.
Those papers were f,l'"wc,! hy t;err.r-
nj discussion among those present. IN.
modern language teachers mt in tii,.
autumn room of Hubbard hail foT their
AT 'rn"0n meeting
II 80. cars were in waiting to take the
raItv to New Meadows Inn. where 4
shore dinner was enjoyed The evening
S' S'i"n was Il Joint one. both asSoc.t
TONS listening to IN address; uf welcome
~ behalf of linwduin College by iIcsi-
'irnt Hyde. This WIS followed hy an
a,iirrrS on The Spirit ~ Literature from
~, Sian,lp"int Of The Teacher" by Ken
NTH &. NJ stills. \. NJ, OF Buwdoin
TIL" meetings will extend through to-
morrow fnr"u""n, WHEN the following
hr"Eiam will lie carried out.
H"il-itcnort of secretary and treasurer
report of executive C";nmittr"; report
"l nominating; o"nr;ttcc; election of
- "'tl''rS for tn" CE'aIin% year.
?"-'tral Reading; hy TEA, her and Pu-
nj: Its Importance in the TcaciiIni;
~ thSiiSh. Professor iIrr:y l.. Chap
man Eowd"in College: Tine College
l.hiranc" Require mcnis in English:
NtC lhrN Satisfactory to the collrEr?'
Professor ". L. MCNEIL. lat,; Col
htr; Are The Satisfactory to the
FITTING school? Principal William T..
sargent. Hebron academy; general
discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-14
TRUCKS JUMP SWITCH
And Section Man Was Killed at North
vassa!boro.

Waterville. Me, May 13.-Whilc rid
ing Oh a Wiscassct. Waterville &:
Pennington railroad construction traia
today, u section crew of men were
thrown off a Hat 4eor by reason OF a
pair of trucks Jumping a switch near
North Vassalboro.
Edward c. Roberts, aged As, fore
man of the crew, fell between two cars
and received injuries from which he
died shortly after. The other men were
merely bruised. They were thrown
over the side of the car and were not
in danger, as the train was proceeding
slowly.
Mr.. Roberts had been Il resident OF
Winslow only for Il short time. having
moved there from Mercer. A widow
and four children, ore of whom is Il
confirmed invalid. survive him.
An inquest into the cause will be
held, Monday forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-14
THE ADVANCE GAURD
ssra<-s
Of Japanese ArmyIs Near Lieu
Chen Kuan. 2 !
Erecting Strong Notifications, Pre-
pairing for a Great Struggle. ], /.
-' T.. ~ 2
Graphic Story Of the Recent Escape
from Port Arthur.
apr7.th& sattf

Lao Yang, May 13.-The advance
guard Of the First Japanese army has
appeared Elk miles below Lien Chem
kuan on the road to Lao Yang. IT is2
not making any further advance but Isl
erecting strong Qualifications. The jap
anese movements were made with the
greatest care.
y persistent report is current here
that a Russian squadron Of cavalry
succeeded in getting behind the Japan
csc who were several squadrons strong
and in occupying Kuan Dian San. The
unexpected appearance of the Russians
caused the Japanese to Immediately
evacuate the town and retire toward
the Yalu.
Prof. Karavieff, who has arrived here
Oh a train from Port Arthur claims
that he saw near Polandien station the
body Of a Russian soldier, one of the
railway patrol, cut into quarters.
In skirmish near Polandien one
of the patrol was wounded. On the
Japanese approaching the soldier
feigned death and a Japanese officer
passing shot him In the mouth.
Colonel Elshen, who has returned
from Il reconnaissance Of the district
near the river Taitsi, was attacked.
May 8, by Chinese bandits. One Co.'S
sack and two porters were killed by
the bandits. who were driven off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-14
| CHANGE OF VENUE.
Second Trial Of Rev. F. W.
Sanford of Shiloh
To Be Held at Pennington, Franklin
County, Instead Of Auburn.
Case Is Alleged NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a Shiloh Member.

Auburn, Nc, May 13.-Judge Pea
body, today, granted Il motion to trans
fer to the May term of court at Farm
ington, commencing May II, the trial
Of Rev. Frank w. Sanford, leader of
the Holy Ghost and Us Society at Shi-
lob, indicted fer alleged manslaughter
in causing the death of Leander Bart
lett, aged II, by neglect.
When the case was tried in the An
drOscoggin county court. the Jury dis
agreed and Il new trial was ordered.
Counsel for the defence petitioncd for
change of venue, alleging that owing
to prejudice in this county it would be
impossible to obtain an impartial jury.
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VIEWPOINTS SEWERAGE SYSTEM.
Money Will Be Hired instead Of Raised
by Taxation.

Newport, Nc, May 13.-(SpeciaD.-
At the special town meeting held, to-
day. in the Town hall. the citizens Of
this town voted to rescind the vote
ing, whereby they voted to install Il
complete sewerage system and raise
the money for the same by taxation.
At today's meeting ii was voted to in
stall all of the proposed new sewers
with the exception of one. and also to
hire the money to pay for the work
for period Of four years, the same to
be paid by the town i'll four equal year.
ly payments.
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ESCAPE FROM PORT. ARTHUR.
Graphic Story Of tho Thrilling Expert
cnccs Of the Party. A.@-s-s

Lao Yang, May 13.-Nemiroyich
Danchenko, popularity known as the
Russian Archibald Forbes, who Is now
in the service of The Associated Press
has just arrived here from Port Ar
thur and furnishes the following
chronicle Of the events Of this weeks
investments Of that fortress. Danchen-
ko escaped from the beleagured city by
the last train.
From Thursday, May S. the power
full fleet Of the enemy's cruisers. the
Ads1ma, Asanla, Idsumo. Iwate. and
another. the name of which is un-
known together with the ship PARMA
and the battleships Shidiema, Hatsue,
Asahi, Yashima and the Null remain
ed constantly in sight Of Port Arthur.
departing every night and returning
at daylight.
"rhe Japanese torpedo boats occa-
sionaly swept our coast with search
lights at night while their barges lay
in off Pigeon lay beyond our vision
In the western horizion. Apparently the
Japanese were watching to see II We
intended to interfere with their landing
further north.
Our communications with the north
were broken on Thursday and the fol-
lowing day the telegraph In Port Ar
thur refused to accept, our message.
japanese cavalry reconnitered the
peninsula from the north to ascertain
whether we were safely imprisoned.
But this fact did not cause any partic-
ular impression in Port Arthur.
CONTINUED on page -
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UNTIL STRIKE settlement.
Railroad Managers Come to Relief Of
Chicago Shippers.

Chicago, May 13.-Eastern railroad
managers have come to the relief of
Chicago shippers by announcing that
they will take business at lake rates
Until the strike Of masters and pilots
is ended. Lake rates already have been
abandoned in consequence OF the dead
lock.
AS the Lumber Carriers Association
and the masters have settled their diff
ficul.ies the lumber sets are free to
take any business offered.
Nearly n million bushels of grain is
on vessels tied up in Chicago and all
this must be taken out If the strike
runs into warm weather. Vessel men
gave shippers permission to unload the
ships at any time.
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SOPHOMORE PRIZE SPEAKERS.
The List Announced at Bowdo;n--A
New Band Stand Erected.

brunswick, Me. May 15.-(SpeciaD.-
The sophomore speakers who will take
part in the annual prize speaking contest
on Monday of Commencement week have
been announced and are as follows: r.
X. Andrews. j. A. Bartlett. G. s. Bavis,
II. =. Body. p. +. Chapman, Fl. +.
Chapman Fl. L. Childs. W. b. Clark.
George Parcher. Elmer Perry. u. Il. Por-
ter and ii. S. Stetson
A band stand has been erected beneath
the Thorndike oak from which the col
icee band will give its concerts during
the remainder of the term. 1t was occu-
pied for the first time Thursday evening.
at which time the band gave a most
pleasing concert. consisting of a number
of new pieces.
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ADOPTED FUTURE HUSBAND
So Minnesota Couple Were United in
Marriage.

Lc Sucur, Mimi, May 1.-the mar
riaEc of Miss Myrtle Thyme and AL
bert Grayland occurred here under pc
culiar conditions. The groom is only
20 years old. and being an orphan
without guardian was unable to OBJ
tain a license. The young Lady, though
nearly two years younger, was still
over IS and of lawful age, so she for
mally and legally adopted her Aft
anced and then as his guardian gave
the necessary consent to the marriage.