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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Tair 8auf.
@eftern Mbenb fanb bic grOffnuns itatt.

9as berrli9e am Sail Greet roman=
tii9 beleeene @ommer : @tablihement
5air 8anf puroe 9eftern Mbenb unter
ben einifisften Nusf9ten erDfnet.
Non ben 8ermifun9en, pel9e Der
6an Greet Dor sinigen Monaten in benz
parf aneeri9tet bat, mar ni4ts mebr
au ieben. &~unftsdrtner BADEN wdb'
renb Der lebten Wo9en uie bic Siber
gearbeitet, nm benz @arten eiu freunb-
li9es Nnieben su berleiben.
Gin aablrei6es publitum pohnte Der
eeffrieen @r6Hnunafeier bel. Sfen=
BORIS Or6efer bra9te unter 2eitung
BON Germ George $. 8aumann Elm
rei9baltiges uno Invertebrates PRO
gramm in portrefHi6er Weiie CUR
9urdfibrung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
@runbeisentbums l1ebertraaunsen,

emanuel s. Gifber u. a., @recutor,
an 0ictprine 6. Quesnel, She'll bon
Got 1, Square SO, Weffeite Der Sc
nate Qbe., nabe pearl Str. $4,000.
Bearl 2arien an Sarab s. Barnes,
2ot IL unb She'll bon Got IL, 8lod 3,
Norb Snbianapolis, wetli9 Der 80.
Str. S l 400.
8airb 6. Salbgaber an Grant Mor.
riion, Got 2, 8lod IL, 2incpln parf,
Meftfeite Der Meribian snti9en %
unb "a. Str. s $500.
@liaa u. 9ni9bt u. u. an Mabel
6. @rit6lop, Sbeil BON 2ots 73 uni
"A, MortDn place, Sfieite Der 9ela=
mare 3tpii6en 10. uno 20. 5traBe.
"a, 900.
George %. Bridges an 2epis s.
Walters, She'll bor 2ots 129 unb 1870,
Bruce place, Central iNpe., n6rblid
bon Is. 5trabe. So, 600.
gQa &. 3linefelber an Sobn 8.
Mc@uuousb, Got. 80, Barter & 9an.
maps @ubb., She'll Oaf 9iG, meitlid
BON 8risbtmoOo. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Gineinnatter 0ei9aftSlente
@erben am 9pnnerftag in Snbianapolis
begriibt tperben.

Donnerfas Nbeno 5 ubr miro Der
9pesialsug Der 8. & .. auf Der &td=
febr bon benz ct. Coulter Nusfug, ben
bic @ef9dftsleute BON Cincinnati Mon=
tag frtib unternabmet, 3mei Stunben
auf bent htefissn 8a5n5of berweilen
unb bon einem @omite biefi9er 8e=
i8dftsleute besriiBt weroen. 9ie Gin
cinnatier BADEN auf ibrer Sour ben
8eTs9 BON 8 Stdbten auf ibrem Pro=
gramm. Serr 8eOrg Seterle 1T Der
8orfBer Der Musfigler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
S9nl=TeFe int Germamia Farf.


Die fatbDIif9e ct. DC o.
rien g einoe feiert am
Montag b. 80. Wal i'm @ermania
Darf bas iGbrli9e S9ulfeit. Str un-
terbaltungen 1T in 5Hae uno Stue
Gor9e ~9etra9en.
am Montag, ben 6. SUM-, nirb bas
6er3SeuS 9uIfef i'm @ers
mania part %ab9ebalten. Sie per=
idtecenen @omites baben ale Torbes
reitungen setrOfen, I'M einen groBen
@rfolg su i9ern. @s tperoen 8erz
eniigungen ie9li9er Dirt fir @roB unb
Gleiir nuf benz Geifplabe fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Indianapolis & Dtucennes e.. &.

Spencer C 8ebferb ae, tagI. 9 46gm
8tneennes Ggpreb tdgIi@. 10 SO@m
Cairo GrbreB t6aIi6. 15sfrs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24

= Gin beftiees &riegs>
fteber bat, pie aus Mostau eef9rieben
tpirb, Die bortise 99uliugerO ergrifz
fen. Sn pielen bunbert SGaen bdben
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it9 6eimli9 na9 benz &riegsi9auz
plabe aufgema9t. 9rei 8riiber muir
ben tirali9 in Sf9etiabinsf in einem
na9 Sibirien gebenben Jra3ttDagen
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Meg bpnS amboff gu SUB 5u~ridgele9t.
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treibef9iff geratben, in Der 8orausz
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gu bieier 3eit nod ME in elmer 5afenz
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borteuen, baB Elm 70 groBes 99iff
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ben tiefe 8ranbnanben bate. Iuf
8efragen erflGrte er, baB ale S6uler
feines @pmndIiums 1t9 freitpiGig
S6mer5en auferlegten, UNI fi9 der
groBen 9elben bes &rieges niirbig gu
5etgen". gtnige Der &naben baben ii9
iebp9 i'm LETTER Qugenbltde fetge GUT
riidee5ogen, poruuf breS9ulgenoHen
Tie fur6tbar perpriigelten. Gtnem Der
fleinen NusreiBer mar es gelungen, Die
iibirii9e @ifenbabn Bel Somsf 5u err
REDEEM. gu fetnem gr0Bten Summer
tpurbe er aber bprt ergriffen un0 in
Die 5eimatb 8uriidgel9afft.
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ftelung zines getDaltigen @r3eugnifes
beut59er 8Dtt9erfun5t, zines fir bic
MeingrpBbanblung 2ouis Sbomann
&c 60. in @9iIttgbeim : @traBburg
befttmmten &%teIenfafes BON iber 1000
9~eftoliter Snbult, feierten unldneit in
Mnberna9 a.. Hb. in eigendrttger Weiie
Die 8~ereinigten Hbeinii9en 5aBfabrts
fanten bur9 Elm in bemSaffe ibren Sc
f6dftsfreunben unb ben 6pnordtioren
Der 9tabt gegebenes Sriibftiid, Sn
benz bur9 cine eleftrif9e 8oeenlampe
erleu9teten SsSni1ern bes Safes batten
Bel feftli9 gebedter Safel "a 6erren
rei6li6 PlaB, unb es enttptdelte ii9
re9t balb Elm frDhli9es 3e9en; Die
6D9fomt{9en Scenen, bic fi6 beim
9ur6frte6en beleibter !9erren bur9
bas 6aBtbiir9en abipielten, gaben rei@
9en StOff our 9eiterfeit unb tpurben
btelfa9 photographic feItgebolten.
9as mG9tige Sob TT ems Der grDBten,
tpel9es, ausf9lieBli9 aus geipaltenem
@i9enbols beitebenb, iemals fir ben
pruftif9en @ebrau9 gebaut purbe.
Sc miBt $50 Meter in Der 2Gnge unb
6 Dieter i'm 0ur9meffer unb beIiBt elm
9eni6t BON 400 gentnern. Oie 8ez
~fDrberung Bis gum 8eftimmungsorte
ion in gan5em 3uftanbe permittelft els
nes Sra4tf9iffes auf benz &beine ers
fplgen. Die @orberfront bes 6ofes
aieren prG6tiae Sdnibereten.
SIN sabre 1868 lief etn
9ompfer an etuer @anbbanf nDrbli9
bon Smaba, Neb., i'm MiFouri Giper
ouf unb gtng in bic Bride. Inter
Der Waarenlabung mar aud eine groz
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litdre5ort am oberen MilTouri bes
ittmmt. Gin Mann Name1s Charles
Nopes bat biefer Sage cine Mn5abl
L5dher ausgegraben unb bas set"
fod ft6 mod in einem ausee5ei9neten
3uftonb bsfinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
WpMntono5aubet.
Bon Naurice ppn Gtern.

, Bon Waurice por Gtern.
Was tpar bns, tpas mir ~getrdumet Fat?
SD fann DEN Eraum ni9t fa1en.
Ser goamonb Lag auf ben @aiien
Ser 8uterltabt.
11no pl0BGi6 fa6 i6 berIaHen gang
9os Sars nit oertpitterteu 3iegelu.
uno IN ben S6eibeu 1piegeln
Sen fnblen @lan5.
8er iebt tpo5I i'm alter Sauie tpobnt,
SIM ftiuen @iebel9emade? =
@s gliberte auf benz Sadie
Ser ate Wonb.
ga tparb mir bas Ser5, bas Ser5 Fl
f6fperl
Go bltfteten Die Gprinaen.
1lnb leiie bort i6 es fItngen:
Bang, lang it's Der.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
Wabor's PROCLAMATION.

Ser Mapor bat 9eitern feline tibli9e
Proclamation anldBli6 bes ont 80.
Wai tattfinoenben @rdberf9midunes=
tag erlaHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-24
@tPnbahn Jabrplas1.
GIeDeIana, Gtncirnott, Chicago & 81. Goais Ratlroav.
BIG EC0URa.
ST. Bouts DtbiItou.

"T1ae Worries E1adr Route"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-23
THE IRooUOIS FIRE.
Plot to Get Vaiuabies Admitted to Chi.
cago Police.

Chicago. March ga gruesome plot
to get valuables found upon victims of
the Iroquois fire was admitted to the
police, today, by John Mahnken. who
was arrested several days ago, accused
of seeking to get possession of the body
OF Mrs. Amelia Mueller of Milwaukee,
and also that of Mrs. Frank r. Green
wald. On Mrs. Mueller's body was
$500. On Mrs. Greenwalds fingers
were several valuable rings. Mahn-
ken's story duplicates IL man who
claimed to be a physician. and who is
said to have been implicated in several
life insurance swindles. Mahnken's
confession is in the hands of the police.
Il visited Jordan's undertaking es-
Establishment" he said "and cried as
real as any person would that had lost
n dear relative. l identified the body
and n sheet was placed over it. Later.
/ was informed that the body had been
positively identified as that of Mrs.
Mueller of Milwaukee. Another body
was marked "a. and I identified that
one and 1t was laid aside. l went then
to where the unclaimed valuablcs vera
taken and there l broke down again
and wept. Then we buried the BODY mt
Elmwood. 1t was later identified by
Mr.. Greenwald as that of his WIFE an!
was disinterred and reburied"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-23
VAUDEVILLE.
LODGE OF ELKs.
Institution Of Org anization in THIS
City, Tuesday.

Tuesday was a day long to be re-
membered by the members of the Elk
fraternity, not only by the members OF
the newly instituted Waterville lodge,
but by the many members of lodges
throughout the State who were on
hand to assist in the christening of the
infant member of the order. Early IN
the day the members of the order be-
gan to gather in the city, and every
train brought in squad of them, jolly
good fellows all, and the smiles Nhey
wore gave eloquent promise of some
thing doing" in the evening. The
weather was not very friendly and went
into sulks, but the Elks did not mind
that in the least and allowed nothing
to stay their plans.
The meeting was held in the Modern
Woodmen's hall on Main street begin
ming about 7.30 o'clock, with about 80
members of the order present. The in
stitution of the lodge and installation
of the officers was followed by 4 BAN
Duet at The Gerald in Fairfield, nearly
100 being seated about the tables, the
early arrivals being augmented by 9TH
ers who came in on the night trains.
The officers were installed by High Elk
allied Ruler K. r. SOmers of Portland.
The name of the lodge will be Water
vile Lodge. No. 903.
The officers are as follows: Exalted
ruler, William r. HaineS; esteemed
leading knight, j. +. Hill; esteemed
loyal knight L. G. Salisbury: esteemed
lecturing knight, Thomas +. Murphy;
secretary. w. A. Noble; treasurer. Fl.
NJ. Hilton; trustees, Cyrus w. Davis,
for three years; Frank Redington, for
two years; w. II. X. Abbott, for one
year: tyler. w. J. Smith.
Among the visitors We're Robert F..
Somers. w. s. Wood, a. l.. Ryser. FL
mer II. Ingalls,, John p. Welch, Wesley
G.. Smith, James w. Mitchell, F. J.
Quinlan. George j. Hodgdon, w. H.
Covell, r. r. Schonland. F. w. Wads
worth, John ]. Dooley, Portland: Carl
r. Pierce G. II. McCarOn, John L.
Shea. J. z. Dunn, II. L. Pettengill,
George NJ. Kavanaugh, George S. Me-
Carly. Fred L. Odlin, p. w. Mcdonald,
L. G.. A. White, Holman +. Day. Lew
iston: p. A. HOulehan Gardiner: Lewis
A. Barker. Lester r. Wiley, Bangor:
John c. Murray, Berlin. n. H.: ]. A.
MuldoOn, John w. Shils, WILDER A.
Shea, J. A. Greenlaw, PASSPORT; P. ].
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-23
DEPENDS ON DOWAGER.
Should the Empress Die, China Might
Become Involved.

Washington, March 22.-Minister
Conger. at Pekin, is anxiously learning
all possible of the condition of the
health of the Empress Dowager There
never was a time probably when her
continued life was such a constant hope
of the destinies of the empire should
She is apparently the one force which
can restrain China from violating her
declared neutrality and mixing in the
Russo-Japanese war. Her death would
mean a bitter fight between various
men now close to the throne.
No one man since the death of Ii
Hung Chang has gained sufficient DOW
er to be able to step into the control
of teh destipies of teh empire should
the Empress Dowager die. There are.
how ever, 4 score of men of about equal
ability but intense ambition, who
would make bold play for power in
such an event. Her death wauId re-
move from the restless Chinese masses
tn restraint undr which they are now
held quiet.
The Empress Dowager realizes that
the salvation of the empire lies in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-23
SKOWHEGAN.
IN SUPREME COURT.
Verdict for Plaintiff in Case Against
Fairfield Company.

The case in the supreme court Of John
Fred Snowflake VS.. The United Boxboard
and Paper Company of Fairfield, in which
the plaintiff sued to recover for injuries
alleged to have been received through
negligence of defendant corporation, went
to the jury, Tuesday afternoon, and
shortly after O'Clock the Jury brought ir
4 verdict awarding the plaintiff 1890.
The case now for the consideration OF
the jury is that of Joshua Davis VS.. Han
nah ]. Davis. an action on n note for $50
This case was first brought to trial in the
September term of court, 1901. at which
time 4 verdict for the plaintiff was re-
turned. The case went to the law court
on exceptions and the exceptions were
sustained. f. n. Merrill. Esq, appears
for the plaintiff, and Sheldon & Sawtelle
of Augusta, for the defendant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-23
IRissker, Lisbon Falls; j.. L. Clifford,
Bangor J. N. Wagner, Madison.
Hearing in Equity.

A hearing Of case i'm equity was
held in the superior court room in the
City building, Tuesday. before Judge
Albert NJ. Spear of the supreme bench.
The case was one in which Mrs. Lizzie
A. Claiming Of Clinton asks the court
TO decide as to the value of her inter-
ests in a waterpower privilege in which
John M. Jewell, also of Clinton, is also
interested and wishes to dispose OF.
Percy A. Smith, Esq. of Fairfield, ap-
peared for the plaintiff, and Joseph
Williamson, of Williamson & Burleigh
of Augusta, for the defendant. De-
cision reserved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-23
OXFORD.


South Paris-March H. to the wife a,
William =. MarstOn. a son.
Bryants Pond-March 10, to the wife NJ
David Hayes "A son.
Kezar Falls-March 6, to the wife n,
George Stock. a daughter
Norway-March s, to the wife of d
JoSlin, a son.
SOMERSET
Madison-March 9, to the wife of George
Witham, a son.
Anson-March :. to the wife of VIM
Fahey. son.
West Palmyra-March IA. to the wife of
Charles Webb, a daughter.
WALDO.
Stockton Srrinss-March II, to the wife
OF Emery Calderwood. son.
WASHINGTON.
achiasport-March :. to the wife q,
Morrill, NJ. Stuart, daughter, Lula
HanScome.
Columbia-March 4. to the wife of Geo.
Norton, 4 daughter.
Calais-March s, to the wife of Melvin
Huff, a daughter.
YORK.
Kennebunkport-Ma 5. to the wife Of
George Fl. Bourne. a daughter Esther
Biddeford-MarchS s, to the wife of Louis
Polakewich, a son.
MISCELLANEOUS
Neihart, Northumberland u. to the wife
of W.. l.. Cook. son.
Boston-March II, to the wife of n B.
Buxton. daughter, Margaret.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-23
A HARD STRUGGLE
Many an Augusta Citizen e;,a. :,
Struggle Hard. 'ns

With a back constantly aoh,.
With distressing urinary disorders.
Daily existence is but struggle
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure vou
Augusta people endorse this clair.
Mrs. g. b. Head Of 90 Arsen,, G.
says: Il was a sufferer from sa.,.
kidney trouble for a long time, and b.s
about exhausted hope of ever hair.
benefited when I CHANGED to ls.r
about Doan's Kidney Pills. Mr. Hat,
got me a box at the Old Reliable dru,
store. c. K. Partridge's, opposite IN.
postoHice. Its use helped me and
second box brought still greater T.,
provement. The treatment by Doan.s
Kidney Pills has saved me MANY finn.
the amount 1 spent for the remeav
MY trouble is, l think, Of too lon,
standing to hope for a permanent cura
but the great relief l have obtainsd
from Doan's Kidney Pills warrants ma
in recommending them to Others"
For sale by all dealers, price so CENTS
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, n. Y. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ar,
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-23
DIED..
CUMBERLAND.

= Portland-March II. Arthur Beverly
Crawford. aged years. IL months; Owen
Edward Woods: March 8. Edward How
h hath aged "a years; March 10. Sarah Eliza:
days; John McNulty; March II. .Honora
Carey; March IA. Walter ]. Delaney;
March IS. Edward Feeney, aged GO years:
\, McGrath. aged 81 years; March
II. Mary Amory Oxnard. aged 81 years;
Henry Eugene Boyle; March 13, Charles
A. Robinson; March r. George B. NJ Da-
mon, aged AZ years. II days; Charles H.
Richards; March IA. Arlene Mildred Wal
lace. aged 3 years, months: March IL,
Ralph J. Hanscomb, aged &c years
Freeport-March II. Mary E. Jordan,
aged i6 years. II months, 2 days.
Gorham-March II, stephen Y. Smith.
Spinney. aged 81 years. II months, 20 days.
North ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is, Conrad
Shay Hayes, aged Is years, II months. %
days.
LINCOLN.
Damariscotta Mills-March Z, Eben Eug-
ley, aged s. years.
WASHINGTON.
Machias-March s. Evelyn l.. Stone
aged "A years. months: March IA, Joseph
Leighton. aged about % years.
Observation-Disclosures 10, Mary A. Law
Cooper-March 49, Elizabeth Vining
aged 81 years. 5 months. II days.
Northfield-March IA. Odber A. Andrews
aged 33 years, months. q days.
Eastport-March IA, James c. Hinkley
Edmunds-M 10. Drusilla Hobart,
aged s years.
Dennysville-March 10, Isaac Gardner,
aged 60 years.
Calais-March 8, Sarah j. Mylen. aged
50 years;
ANDROSCOGGIN.
Lewiston-March u. Ellen Driscoll.
FRANKLIN.
1Iingfeld-March TO- Harold Winter.
aged about 3 months.
Wilton-March IA. Walter Masterman..
aged about 40 years: -
Farmington-March o. Mrs. Martha Nc
Celery, aged 70 years, months, IL days
MISCELLANEOUS
South Walpole, Mass.-March 10. Rev.
Alanson X. Sylvester. Of Old Orchard
Germantown, Philadelphia-March !"
Chelsea, Mass.-March 8, Chas. II. Carr.
aged 20 years.
South Boston-March II, Kittie Louise
Marion, Mass.-March Is, Miss May r.
Porter, aged A years. Z days. :,
Los Angeles, Cal.-March s. George T.
Wallace, Esq. aged 6S years. months,
Madison. Wis.-March 8, Mrs. Louise II.
b. Capen.
Boston-March II. Kenneth Marden'
aged 8 months. -,
Berlin. N H-March 10, Mary ]. Mars
ton, aged 6S years.
HANCOCK.
Little Deer Isle-March s. Mrs. LOUISA
Hardy, aged % years, "a days. .u
Deer Isle-March 9, Mrs. Lydia fiasKehh'
aged rs years: March s. Mrs. Sarah sf'i''"'
aged n years, 3 months, IS days.
Sullivan-March 6, Miss Eta Simpson,
aged GO years.
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st. Petersburg, March 22.-United
States Ambassador Mccormick has not
been instructed by the state depart
mcnt at the request of NJ. Takahira, the
Japanese minister at Washington, to
ask the Russian government that facil-
tiles will be afforded to the 10000 Jap
arese in Siberia to return to Japan.
According to information received here
comparatively few Japanese are now in
Siberia. Most of them left there prior
to or just after the breaking out of the
war. The United States embassy. which
is charged with safeguarding Japanese
interests. has thus far been appealed to
by only about score of Japanese COM
ing from Siberia through European
Russia. The last batch of II from
Irkutsk were sent to Berlin. Not one
of them was molested, but it is consid-
cred safer that the japanese be placed
beyond the region of possible dangr.
No appals have been received from the
few Japanese residing ii: st. Petersburg
and other cities of European Russia.
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BORN.
ERANKIlN

FRANKLIN
FarminStOn-March ., to the wife OF
Earle w. Milliken, a daughter.
HANCOCK.
Ellsworth-March 13, to the wife OF
Harry w. Haynes. n daughter; to the
wife of Frank II. Young, a son.
I.amoine-March S, to the wife of Daniel
]. kelliher, a son.
Northumberland s. to the wife of Lo-
renZO kingman. a son.
Trenton-March 1. to the wife of Walter
Murch. a daughter; to the wife Of Stewart
E. Phelps. a son. -
Sunshine-March 6. to the wife of Free
man Spraguc, a daughter. -
Little Deer Isle-March Z, to the wife of
Davis II. Weed. a son.
StoningtOn-Feb. II. to the wife of Har-
ry Campbell, a daughter, Ruth Wood.
Bluehill-March 10, to the wife Of Harry
A. Carter, 4 son.
KBNNEBEC.
Augusta-March IS, to the wife of Rose
3. Nichols. a son; March H. to the wife Of
John +. Burns, n son.
North Sidney-March ID, to the wife of
Eben Blaisdell, twin daughters.
KNOX.
Rockland-March TO- to the wife of Ben
jamin d. Ames. q son. Vernon Rexford
Tenants Harbor-March Il, to the wife
of Walter Fuller, son.
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RUSSIA's LATEST PROTEST.
Says Japs Violated Article of The
Hague Convention.

st. Petersburg. March 22.-The Russ in
an editorial article. Tuesday, on Rus
sia's new protest against the violation OF
The Hague convention in bombarding the
quarantine hospitals on the Sanchauta
islands, opposite Port Dalny. declares the
Japanese cannot meet the charge by
the buildings on the islands as the bonn
bardment of unfOrtified towns and build
ings is forbidden by the same convention
and adds that Japan'S act was a t.outing
"Who knows" continues the Russ
what excuses Japan may go to in VIC
lating international laws? The obliga-
tons assumed by her feeling of solidarity
amcng the nations ana defence of the
fundamental principles of humanity must
compel the world, if not today. then to-
morrow. 10 say to Japan: "''rhus far and
TO farther -"
The article concludes with expressing
the hope that Russa's protest will make
an impression on the other powers.
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recognition of the rights of European
for the present at ieas''
IN COREA.
Two Armies of 10000 Men Face to
Face.

New York, March 22.-The Evening
Sun prints the following cabie from
London:
\ dispatch to the Standard from ST.
Petersburg says that 10000 Russiails
are drawn up on the Chengchunsahs
river, north Of Anju, where a similar
number of Japanese are believed to De.
The latters movements are closely
watched by large bodies of Cossacks.
The first land action is expected to take
place in that neighborhood.
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GEORGE GEE HELD,
Charged With Killing His Cousin in
New Brunswick.

woodstock, N. B.. lfareh ee-The
preliminary examination of George
Gee in the Holmesville shooting case
was concluded. this afternoon. and Gee
was sent up for trial on the fourth
Tuesday In April. Gee is charged with
having fatally wounded his grill cous-
in upon her refusal to longer receive his
attentions.