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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-13

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-13

Armory.
Ralph Cuddy. l.5O
W. X +. Ry & St. Co, 1L32
Clukcy a. Libby Co, p
Mrs. Minnie Duplissa. 80
Selma Dionne, lD
Eeils and Clocks.
Alden Bros. 4o-al
Carnegie library. .s.W
City hall, 9..O
Common schools. lib
Commons 151.JO
Current expenses I2S1
Fire department, 1,slS-;,5
High school. S56.o,
Interest 10000
Liquor agency, i:'.'.o
Miscellaneous 10. u
New sidewalks. 2nl.O5
Opera house, -1oW
Parks. ~ SS
Police, of-'so
Sewers 1,52i.13
Snuth Ora mmar school ~. 81
Streets Hi.fo
Street lights. l, lao.0
Support of poor, l5-.oo
Wafer cont ract lib. 90
Total. SIS. i5l.9S
An order was passed authorizing the
mayer and members of the city govern
ment to borrow $4,000 to meet notes
coming due.
An order was introduced to have the
police signal box changed from the Be-
hanger block to Redington street. At
ter some discussion the order was
passed.
Ordered. that a sewer be built on Vigue
avenue and across land of Gilman heirs
, on Cedar street. Referred to committee
, on streets.
! Considerable amusement was caused
| by Alderman Union askingNfor a report
/ by the committee on the Fourth of July
celebration. DR.. Jones attempted to
satisfy the members Of the board that
the money had been spent in the best
manner the committee could agree upon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
BLONDE BEAUTY
UNDER ARREST
Austrian Linguist LanguiShes in
St. Louis Jail.
CHARGED WITH PERJURY
SWoRE HER THREE TRUNKS
FILLED WITH IMPORTED
GOWNS AND LINGERIE
ONLY WORTH SIS.

st. Lotis. May . The St Louis
Jail has as a guest the most distin
euished woman prisoner to which il
has ever extended its unwolcomed
hospitality
She is Nine Niolette Barre, lin.
guist, traveller, native of Austria, long
resident of Paris and New York,
wife Of the former president of the
French CLUB in ST. Louis, and for
mer boardcr at the Hotel Francaisc
owned by Count Leon, grandson ul
the great Napoleon.
She is a petite blonde with huge
rolling pompadour Of yellow hair
great blue eyea peach-and-cream con-
pleXion and a style of dress ana con
yorsation that is distinctly chic and
Partisan
Nine Barre is charged with per
jury She said in testifying in Jus
tice Carroll's court In a roplovin suit
brought by her that the value Of the
contents of certain trunks, held by
John II. Schoheld. Of 9t2 North Gar
rison avenue, who was the former
landlord Of herself and husband ana
held claim for an unpaid board bill,
was not In excess of SIS
Mr. Schodeld took the case before
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03

Ky the Associated Press.
Toxic, May Q Admiral IIosaya re-
ports that Commander Nakagawa.
commander of the Japanese gnnboat
flottila has communicated him as fol
lows. "The detachment started at
half past Sunday morning. II went
up the Vain river far as practicahle.
The gunhoat Maya bombarded Antna-
han. The gunboat ujih hombarded
Liu Dong Kau and vicinity. The Tor
pedo boat notila proceeded to Sudong
Kau. and bomharded that place. Re-
turning II was suddenly attacked by
she enemy from the hills northeast
ng Auhushan It returned the fire and
siienced the enemy in thirty minutes.
II then returned to Yangampo at halt
past ii. There was no casualties
Armed steamers at 10 o'clock Satnr-
day night hombarded Su Long Kan
for thirty minutes. The enemy re-.
piled To this fire. AT half past 3 sun
day morning these steamers cxchangs
ed fire with the encmy's infantry and
artillery thirty-iive minutes. The enc
my was disposed Antung was seen
to be burning Natives say the enemy
set it on fire and retreated. We have
no Casualties"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
ECHOES Of THE
CHICAGO STRIKE
Former President Cleveland De-
IiyerS Lecture at Princeton.
AN UGLY DISTURBANCE
WHICH IN A NIGHT GREW TO
FULL PROPORTIONS OF
EVOLENCE AND
DANGER.
by Associated Press.

Princeton, N, J., May 2, Be.or,
one Of the largest audiences ever as
semblcd in Alexander hall, former
President Cleveland delivered the
Stafford Little lecture tonight on
The Government in The Chcagc
Strike Of 1894 Cleveland was greet
ed with enthusiastic applause when
President Wilson introduced him say
ing: Mr. Cleveland stands today as
the most prominent man in Tho Unit
ed States and needs no introduction
especially to a Princeton audience.
AT the conclusion Of the lecture
Princeton students rose and gave i
hearty locomotive cheer for the leo-
urer.
Mr. Cleyeland's subject was "1ho
Government in Chicago Strikes"
He opened his address by briefly
referring to some OF the serious prob.
lens which faced bis administration
during the year 1894, then taking up
his subject in detail he spoke in part
as follows:
In the last days of June, 1891, a
very determined and ugly labor dis.
;urhanco broke ont in the city of Chi,
c1go Almost in a night it grew to
full proportions of maloyolcnce and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
NO FURTHER
PROCEEDINGS
To Be Taken in investigation of
Cause Of Explosion on the
Missouri.

ny Associated Press
Washington May THAT no fnrtn
CIR proceedings be taken ls the recon
mendation of the court Of inquiry ap
pointed 10 investigate the explosion
ia the after turrel Of the Missouri
April l3.
The court finds the explosion wa
due to a Hare back. caused by an
ncXplcabla combination Of oxygen
with certain usually latent gases 10
mobelcsa powder The Missouri of
Gcers and crea not only are relieved
lrem all responsibility for the ace.
dtnt, but are warmly commended fo,
bravery they bowel after its occu5.
renee in rescniBg the victims.
Il was brought ont in the evidence
submitted to the court that thee was
mol an extraordinary amount of pow
ier in the handling room. ror were
there more officers and men in th,
urret or hanilfng room than were
necessary for record targ practice
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
RUSSIANS GREATLY EXCITED
by Associated Press

81 Petersburg May 8, a m Tho
interest of the public In the news Of
he fighting on The Yalu is At It's fever
heat. especially since The last official
report which announced fighting al
hin Cow was given out To the gen
aral disappointment, NJ further tele
grams from kuropatkin have beer
published by the war commission nor
will the censors pass press displ;cbe
from Tho front
The absence of u1ws Jed ~ the cir
oulaiion Of wild rumors For instance
Il was reported that General So sal
Jch would be relieved Of bis en-
Hand and court martial for making
a too strenuous stand ou thc right
hank of ne Yalu As a matter OF fact
while the war office Is surprised a.
the resistance made by Ssssuli.ch 2
Telegram from Kur0patkin to the en-
Deror April Is anncunced that Sa gl
itch. tn Wow ftbe preparation which
the Japncsc we're to cross thc VAIN
had begun to reinforce his troops on
the Manchurlan bank
Another report SAYS The war office
h9e been informed that the Russian
casualties numbered 1000 Should
this be true. II can be accepted As a
certainty hat the Russian plan Of
operations never contemplated such a
acrifee In Vitw OF the cautious al
avnce q the japanese il Is not expect
ed they viii quickly follow up Sassut
itch. bat viii take n few DAYS in get
ting the remainder Of their troops and
supplies acrus th1 river and eie3fiHs
the country Of Russian detachments
in order that their communications
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
tiOLD-UP MAN
IS CAPTURED

Ry AsaocIated Prcss.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, May ARRESTED and
identified through going to a police
station % seek the rel asc Of friend
James Cotfcr former deputy assessor
was held to the grand jury today on
two charges Of burglary This action
of The Justice was on testimony of
Louis Glum, saloon keeper whose
presence at the police station at the
time Cotter came there to seek tine
rel ase of James Woods, or Martin
was responsible for the unique identi
lication
Blum had just recognized Wood as
one of the men who held him up when
hc Glanced 10 look out Of the window.
why, there's the man who was with
him, cried Blum He held the gun
to my head, and this one went
through my pocket The man indi
Gated was C3Jcr. who for two weeks
was deputy assessor on personal prop
erty in one Of the wards in this city
Cotter was held in $4,000 bond.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
JAPAN TO MOVE ON.
BY Associated presS

London, May Baron Ilayashi,
the japanese minister here, who has
been the recipient Of numerous tele.
grams of congratulations on the Japa-
ucsc successes on the Yalu and espec.
tally on tho result Of the first serious
land fighting, said to the Associated
Press today: The immediate result
Of Kurokis success will probably bo
a movement on Feng Hum Cheng,
which The Chinese had fortified with
their usual brick structures, Since
he commencement Of the war the
Russians doubtless have added earth
works, but thoir loss Of guns ycs;ei-
lay must seriously diminish their de,
fensiye strength They will fight we'll
hose Russians and Feng Huan Chong
will not be taken without hard strug
Gle unless Kuropatkin again changes
his plan Of campaign
The announcement that the Rus
slams would not contest the crossing
If the Yalu has proved, as VIC thought,
TO he misleading Thirty thousand
men Is far too large body of men FOR
my general to leave IN the face Of
he enemy if It were merely intended
to hamper his movements KurJpat.
kin evidently meant 10 make n de
'crmncd resistance, but he either un
lerestimaicd or disposed his forces in
he belief that we would not venture
1 frontal attack ! take il from the
dispatches received that VIC have now
practically secured control Of both
banks of thc Yalu, In consequence.
our base will probably be moved to
Antung.
Reviewing the future lIayaahi says
the Manchuriau harvest promises to
he bad, that million Russians there
and that every source Of food supplies
will be closed except the Siberian rail
way
Even with q double track and no
munitions ol war 10 transport, says
lIayshi, the problem cf feeding the
Russian population and army now in
Manchuria would be in itself intensely
serious, but with a single track road
which Is Russia's only vital sinew, II
seems almost impossible, and famine
appears Inevitable Besides this,
llayshi says, "there is likely 10 be
m uprising among the Manchuriaus
tie says Japan's source Of supply will
be ample because OF the increased fac
iitics of the Korean railroad Hc ad
mits that neither Port Arthur, nor
Vladiyosiok can be taken from the sea
front, but expects Port Arthur will be
either taken by the land forces or
starved out by September
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
AERIAL FLIGHT
BY AN INVENTOR
DR.. Greth OF San Francisco, Makes
a Preliminary Trip.
CRAFT EASY TO CONTROL
STARTED FOR FIFTY MILE JOUR
NEY BUT DlSARRANGEMENT
OF MACHINERY COM
PEELED DESCENT.
BY Associated Press.

| DY HNHp'idttN 'tfNt
San Francisco, May .. Or Augu t
Groth, accompanied By an assistant,
! started today in his airship on a trip
to San Jose, 50 miles south of this
city
Tho ascent was made from the
grounds in Eleventh street, near Mar
l,et, where the aerial craft has been
located for some time,
After reaching an elevation Of sew.
cral hundred feet DR.. Greth, the in.
yentor who acted as helmsman
caused the vessel to circle about and
move in various directions, demon
strating that it was under his control
lie then headed it south almos,
directly against the wind and started
on "bcc line" for San Jose, at when
city he hoped to make a landing, hut
after travelling about five miles some
slight disarrangencnt of the ma
chinory was discovered ANA the yoy
ayers were forced to make a landing
Grcth was satisfied with the results
Of the experimental flight lie had
the machine entirely under control
and when the trouble with the ma
chinory was discovered, it descended
gently and landed without the slight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03

Danger Bio'ing and violence were it's
early accompanimcnts and il spread
so swiftly that within a few days it,
had reached nearly the entire Western
and Southwestern sections of the
country Railroad transportation was
especially involved in its attacks Tho
carriage of the United States mail
was interrupted. interstate commerce
was obstuctci and railroad property
was riotuously destroyed Attorney
General Oney in his official report
correctly defined the purpose and de.
aign of this outbreak in these word .
/ To compel settlement OF dispu
between the Pullman company and =
portion OF its employees. nothing was
mailatcd or aimed at than q complete
stcppaco Of all the railroad trausppr
tg;iou of this country, state and inter
state. aud freight as well as paascn,
Iesr
Tba speaker explained that he vide
spread trouble had It's inception in a
strike by the employees of the Pullman
Palace Car company which began on
She ilth Of Nay. 1891. and was pro.
,1bed by a reduction of wag The
cause of the Pullman strikers was
takep up by the American Paiiway
Union Members of the A. r. 4. re-
fused TO- handle Pullman cars T. train
bearing tbcu At that .imc three
foauhs OF the railroad mileage Of the
country was under contract to use
pallmgn ears
"Tho same railroad compgni
which had contracted - use
.bese Pullman cars upon their
lines said Mr Cleveland. had con.
trac,s with the United states govern.
ment for the carriage Il mails. aud
were. Of course. also largely engaged
. in interstate commerce n need hard
I Is he said that Of necessity the trains
/ on which the mails were carried. and
winch served the purpose 81 inter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
AMENDED HIS DECISION.
" tho Assncintnl Press.

Nashville, Tenn, May after or
deriug that the Cumberland Tele
graph and Tclophon company bt
placed in the hands of a receiver and
ousted from the state, Chancellor Al
lison later amended his decision and
declined to appoint a receiver.
The reason actuating the chanccl
lor's change is that the company is a
Kentucky corporation and therefore
il proceeded against outside Of that
state, suit must ba brought in the fed
eral courts The Telephone company
appealed to the supreme court on the
custer proceedings, This stays the
ord J. Of expulsion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03

Nashville. Tenn, May 2-The Cum
berland Telephone and Telegraph
company was today ordered into the
hands Of receiver by Chancellor AT
lison and to be oustcd from the state
Of Tennessee.
The company has an authorized cap.
i,al Of $20oo0,O0o, and about $4,000
GOO is outstanding
Il controls the telephone situation
in the south by reason oi It's relation
to the Bell Telephone company ana
has lines ia;o southern Illinois, and
indiana
The action grows out Of an effort
on The parr Of the state by relation
and at the instance Of an Independent
telephone company a, Columbia,
Tenn, to declare a forfeiture Of the
charter 81 the defendant company up,
on the ground that it has violated tho
statutes in it's attempt to suppress
competition
Ii Is charged in the bill that the de.
lendant company leased 70 one Of its
officers or directors the local eX.
change IN those Two towns in which
It was confronted with competition.
and that it Immediately proceeded 10
break down its rivals by reducing tho
ratcg hplow a paving basis This ne,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
he a AssncIatnd Presa.

ny the Associated Press
81 Petersburg. May 2-The Asso.
clated Press has obtained from the
general staff On outline Of operations
on The Yalu river during the past
week. The Russian force. including
the reserves. was composed of Kash-
taliusky's rife division Mistchenke's
Cossaek outp0sts and brigade Of ar
tllery. the whole under General Sss
ulitch The Russian lines were at
kulien Cheng Tor Tureneheul cppo
site Win. and Antung, both on the
F17 6 Wang CheHg road 4 mile north
OF Kulicn-Cheng lies PotieutlnskY
near a tributary Of the Litzavena. five
miles up which lies Chin-Gow on
the opposite bank Of the tributary Is
Litzsvens Opposite Petietisky
stands Housan with dominating
height still higher on the right OF
the Yam. Is Amblkhe. AZ confluence
~ the Aipike The whole course Of
the YaH between Ambikhe and An
twng Is divided BY islands. The largest
Somallnda nsar Kuhn -Cheng. Anosn
er lies between Housan and Sin4la
Cow The japanese forces. the stan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
JAPANESE ARM|CERENTS
HARASS|NG THE MUSCOv|TE FOE.
Fierce Battle Now Raging GensanA Europe Astonshed at
japanese Strategy kurOpatkn Exhibits Great Anxiety
China Marshaling Her Army

london dispatches confirming
completeness victory the Ylu hardly
admiration
victory
speedily the Russians
received but Japanese
fighting losing heavily
superiority
artillery being too light
has caused complete surprise in European
expected difficulty in Russ efforts
Of fighting between 5000 Russians
the Standards St. Peters
heavily Russian officers
been among the wounded"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
NEBRASKA
TRAGEDY
Ex Policeman Killed His Housekeep
or and Himself Because She Re
fuced His Hand,

BY Associated Press.
Lincoln, Nebo May 2.--George Har
~ until last Saturday a member OF
the Lincoln police force, this evcnina
followed May Young. his houseteeper
into grocery store and sho; her dead
lie then shot himself. falling dead
beside The woman lnlaluation fol
tue woman. who. il said. refused e
marry him. is the only known causc
lor the tragedy. Harry was a widow
or and leaves three children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
WILL PROCEED TO HIS POST.
Nv Associated Press.

Shanghai. May AS a result of
.lc occupation Of Antung by the lap
anc-e. United States Consul Davidson
who has been assigned to Antung.
probably will proceed to his post i'm.
mediately
Davidson has been granted an Ex.
equator by the Chinese government
but the Russians having occupied and
fortnied Antung, he thought II mad.
Ysable for him to proceed there
The Japanese authorities have indi-
Gated that they have no objection to
Davidson going to An;ung at once.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
philadelphia North American

tbe grlul jury. after he had been
granted a change of venue In the re-
pleyin suit. aud Testimony given be
fore that body lei 10 the indictment
of Nine Barre The Indictment spec
iGcs that The value of the contents OF
the trunks is $ll5.
why. there was nothing in The
trunks Nine Barre said. that could
make them 50 valuable. In one trunk
we're magazines and papers and man
uacript things that no one would
care Tor in another was the same,
IN the third was the only thing ol
value, but il would not bring any
ding Mr Schoiield himself, said he
would not give S. for it.
In the third trunk"
Her statuosqua shoulders shrugged
eNpressiyely, her lips went out IN y
very Frenchy pout, her hands raised
IN gesture. and then claspcd before
her, as she repeated the question
Oh, nothing that could b. sold for
much There were some dresses Civ
on mic by sister. who is now dead
They were handsome gowns. made in
Paris. and very beautiful. but thcy
are not Of value. and they have ben
worn Oh 20 much I am sure taeg
are not worth. if they were TO be sold
more than Mr. Schofeld said h.
would give for them % frances, or
as You say. S.
There was some dainty and pretty
lingerie I'm this trunk. also. hut. NY,
BE- could not be sold for Sii5 u IS
only mommfo o. could not hr.ns
more than So. I am sure that was
right in giviBs that as its value
> do not know why they treat me
SO ! toll how much the contents ot
To- trunks were worth a month ago
March - They did not tell me that
! had committed an o6ense.
And Eare aeme af tie things
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
GOVERNMENT DEBT.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
va hineten. Nay The menthly
statement of the public debt shows a.
tho close of bueiuc-s April 30. The
debt lees cash ~ the treaH Hnry.
amounted te $9lS.&5fa5S. an increase
FIR the month Of g. 1slo5T which j..
accounted for nv a corresponding DC.
crease in cash on hand Total circu
lation April - .os5f73. an in
crease for the year of $i5.g2S. Sl0
Receipts for April sif,5s9.42f: ex
penditures s47eI0.26f
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
STUBBORN RESISTANCE,

Chicago, May "a Daily News
special from Kobe says: Details oi
the heavy fighting in the neighhor
hood of Chiu Tien Cheng received
here this morning state that the Rus
SLAMS made most stubborn resist
ance to the Japanese advance, but
we're driven successfully out of sew
en- lines of trenches.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
FOG SAVES vLApIvosrok.

BY the AssOciated Press.
Toxic. May 2--Vice-Admiral Kami-
mura commanding the Japanese
squadron, which has been operating
recently against Vladivostok. has sent
a report from Gensan. Korea, dated
Sunday. in which he says that an i'm
penetrable log twice forced the aban
donment of an attack on Vladivostok
and twice spared the Russian squad
ron a sea fight Kimimura says a
continuance of the fcg since Thurs
day has prevented a renewal of the
attack
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
DESPoNDENT SUlClDE5.

by Associated Press.
Washington. May Miss Edith
Sutherland. the eldest daughter of
The late Surgeon General Charles
Sutherland of the army. is dead here
from the effects Of l9udauum poison
ing Since the death of her father
eight years ago Miss Sutherland has
helped support the family. bat her
health failed and for several years
he has suffered severe spells ef &C.
.nunhnnrE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
INSTITUTE AN INVESTIGATION
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, May 2-The inter
state commerce commission has IN
stituted an investigation Of charges of
unjust discriminative rates on rofns
orator cars imposed hy the Pcrc Mar
quette and Michigan Central railroad
and has mad these roads and Ar
mour lines respondent in the proceed
ire
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
TURNS INTO A BLIZZARD.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Cripple Crcch Colo May 2-Tbc
storm which began here on Sunday de-
velopcd today into a blizzard BY
noon today there was over two feet
OF snow "a the streets of this city
and twice as much in the hills The
gale Is blowing and drifts are five To-
seven feet in depth. Business Is gen
orally suspended
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
MORE lAJuNcuops ASKED.
Rs lhe Aasnciateh Prs

Bg the Associated Press.
Cbicagp May The Burling 7a
and Quincy and Baltimore and Ohio
have filed bills in the United S.ates
circuit court Tor an injunction re-
straining Chicago ticket "scaipers
from baying OF sellin. their tickets
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
APPEARED ON HORSEBACK.
BY the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
Berlin, May 2 Emperor William
surprised the people of Berlin by ap.
pearing on horseback in Inter Der
Linden this evening, having ridden
from Potsdam Ills majesty was en-
Enthusiastically greeted 1t was his
first visit to the capital since he re-.
TUNED from his cruise in the Med.
itcrranCdn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
SWEPT OVER a MILL DAM.
Fv The Assnclated Press.

SteYenspoint Wis. May 2-Andrew
Riosohl and Joseph BTandstatetter,
tvo middle aged men fishing from 2
flatboat in the Wisconsin river. were
sweps over the Plover Paper Mil dam
AMI drowned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03

est injury to either the car or gus
bag.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
GUN BOATS COOPERATE,

may not be exposed to attack
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03

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