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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
MARRIED TO WARD?
Report Regarding United States Sena
tor Clark Of Montana.

Washington, May 5.-Scnator Will
liam A. Clark of Montana. it was said
here on good authority. will be mar
ried while abroad ard bring his brida
back homo with MIN. There is some
doubt. in fact whether the wedding
has not taken place already in AlSicrs.
Miss Anna La Chappeile of Butte,
Mont. is said to be the senator's bride.
She has been in Paris for eight years
studying music, and. according to the
story as told here she left Paris wit
a Chapcron recently and went to AL
tor for the wedding.
Senator Clark : failing health is cited
as the reason for his unexpected sud-
den marriage. He is said to have be9u
engaged to Miss La Chappelle. how
ever for two or three years. She was
his ward. he having been appointed
guardian ,fofo thu children of I,r. La
rEhaprollc, who was Il prominent physi-
clan.
Senator Clark's children, it is sail.
have been opposed to his marriage to
; his ward. and that may he mother rea-
son for holding the wedding aoroad.
Miss Ia Chaprcllc is IS years old.
and is said to have received tiattcrin,;
offers to go or the stage as a harpist
and nIIsciIn.
Senator Clark sailed from New York
three weeks ago. He went to Naples.
and is now in Algicrs. Announcement
of the wedding is expected here at any
time.
Mrs. La Chappclle the brides
mother who lives in MiunaapoIis has
admitted that. although she has re-
ceivcd no news as yet of the wedding.
the report would not surprise her.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
REIGN OF TERROR.
Tactics of Dc Plehve Do Not Please
Everyone.

st. Petersburg. May 5.-M. DO
Plehvc's peculiar methods of crushing
the opposition movement aie pei''S
rapidly developed. His agents provo
c;,tcurs are at work in various circles
of society. and persons VINO snow Il
tendency actively to oppose me pres
cnt regime are in constant danger OF
arrest and banishment.
Fear of what the minister of the in
terror may do, added to the anxiety
caused by the war, crchtcS i'll st.
petersburg an atmosphere of nervous
excitement.
Political prisoners are now being sent
in large numbers {" III" orr norm prov
inces. us it is considered inaGNishblc for
the present to add to the number o.
eXiles in Siberia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
nat SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Annual Meeting of Eastern Art Teach.
ers' Association.

Springfield. Mass, May 5-About 30
teachers assembled in the Central High
school, today. at the opening session of
the sixth annual meeting of the Eastern
Art Teachers Association. An address of
welcome was made by DIR. Moxom of
this city, and this was followed by three
addresses. Cheshire l.. Bone of Mont
clair, N. j., Miss Dora NJ. Norton of
F'rookline. Mass, and Henry B. Bailey
Lof North Scituate.
The afternoon opened with an address
on blackboard Drawing in Black.
White and Color by Frederick Whitney
of the state normal school at Salem
drawing, of Minneapolis. MINI. followed
with an address on Practical Suggcs-
tions Regarding Teachers Meetings"
The chief and last address was by Al
fred V. Churchill, director of the depart
ment of fine arts of the teachers col
leges=of New York. His subject was Art
Interpretation in the High School" and
the address was illustrated with stercJp-
ticon views.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
WOULD NOT SURRENDER.
Crews of Five Japanese Ships DIS
riayed Desperate Courage.

Fort Arthur, May 5.-Thc JaIancs"
,.i..plnycd desperate courage in their
|jrcship attack on the night Of Tues
aay The ShiuS as they approached,
wore Ii.idcd INTO three groups, all
heading straight for tic cntranc" Of
tho l#rhor. While still far from the
shore they ran on the Russian mines
and they wcr" under q murCcroue firc
from the Russian batteries Thr"" tor
pcdo boats followed the fircships to
pick IN the crews Of the latter When
the first ship fpund"red the crew clarl-
bcrcd up the naslS, cheering for the
Emperor Of japan as they went down.
From the masthead nf the second YES
sci. as she began to sink, her crew
waved lanterns to indicate her courS"
to those aetern. Her small boats,
though soon riddlcd, did not Tlisc ii g
whit flag.
a japanese sailor. who came ashore
ut F.lc ctric hill, when summoned to
surrender, spranE forward with Il re-
volvcr in his hand and died fighting.
Another Japanese sailor who was
pulled out Of the water tried to throttle
himself with his ncukte.
One of the Russian rowboats which
approached sinking ship for the ptlr-
pose of saving her crew WAS met by
Il small arm fire.
The Russian sailors showed every
consideration for the captured Jap
ancsc, wrapping their UP in their own
ColorS and carrying them ashore
ore of the rescued Japanese officers
committed suicide by ;,is"mbowcllinS
himself. declaring he would rather lie
than go home in disgrace.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
AT ENOS AYRES.
President Roca Reads His Message to
tie Congress.

Ruenos Ayres. May Sin his mes
sage read at the opening of Congress.
today. President RoCa said he was
pleased to see the session inauGuratcd
under such favorable conditions. The
credit, the wcll-being and the prosper
ity of the country. the message pointed
out, have progressed in an eXtraordi-
nary degree. The elections have passed
off quietly. no disorder having been re-
ported from any quarter, and the re-
J.. lations of the republic with the whole
world are cordial.
The government receipts, this year.
the message said. are twenty millions
larger than those of last year and the
excess of the exports over imports for
the first quarter of 1904 amounted to
$50. 600, 900 in gold.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
WAR LOAN FOR JAPAN.
Bonds to the Amount OF S50,000,000 -
Be Issued.

London. May 5.-FGrIhor inquiries
show that Il Japanese loan of $40, ,00h =
coo will he issued. next week. 1t will
take the form of seVen-ycar 6 per cent.
bonds and the issue price probably will
he 931.. the security being q first
charge on the Japanese customs. The
loan will be issued simultaneously New
York and London, the cnly detail re-
naming to be determined being re-
Earding the amount which shall be al :
lcttel to each city. 1t is expected that
London will get $35,000,00O and New
York SIS, 900. 600
NJ. Takahashi. the japanese financial
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
AROUND FESTIVE BOARD.
Banquet to HishIanders by New Yorl,
u Militia Company.

New York May 5.-The officers of the
Albany Burgess Corps. Major James Otis
Woodward Commandant. gave a dinner.
tonight. at the Manhattan Club to the
officers OF the iSth Highlanders. Canadian
militia. now participating in the militia
ry tournament here
Col. W. c. Mcdonald. the commandant
Of the Highlandcrs. was represented by
Major Donald NJ. Robertson. Major
Woodward greeted the guests on behalf
i'll responding for the Highanders, com
mcnded the good feeling shown toward
his mon by the people of New York city
and said he did not think this was of the
personnel of the regiment hut because the
regiment represented the British Cmnirr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
FOR PRESIDENT.
Socialists Nominate Eugene V. Dc5s
at Chicago.

Chicago May s.-Thc National Social
list convention. today, nominated Eu-
gere 4. Dchs for president Of tilt Unit
cd States and benjamin Hanford, OF
Neg York for vicc-prcsidcnt. Neither
caYdidatc had any opposition.
After condemning the policies of the
IfSmocratic and Republican parties tht
fidelity of the American Socialist party
lis pledged in the platform to the prin-
ciples of International socialism as en-
bodied in the united thought and action
of socialists of all nations. The question
Of inserting n plank in the platform
favoring labor unions, which caused
several heated discussions, was adopt
ed by n vote of l0I to SO.
The convention will meet, tomorrow
morning to listen to reports on state
ana municipal programs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
FEARFUL TORNADO
Deno.ishes Number of Houses in Iowa
Town.

: Sioux City, Iowa., May 5.-A tornado
which formed Just east OF Meriden on
the Illinois Central. this afternoon.
struck Mcriden. demolishing a number
: Of houses and barns. The torrent of
. water which fell washed out consider
able track. The stern Passed east.
taking q few buildings in its rath. NJ
/. persons have been reported seriously
= injured or killed. The storm also struck
!, Cherokee and demolished few build
ings there.
+ AT Meri,ien the tornado swept a path
80 rods wide and "A mile long.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
m UNITED STATES.
Wan With Long Name Win Represent
Panama.

Washington. May 5.-Mr. Russell. the
American representative ut Panama
today, ctblcd Secretary Hay that the
Panama; government has decided to ap-
l,oint Don. Jose Domingo De Obaldia
as m;iister of Panama - the CnitCl
States
Mr.. Russell added th:tt Scncr obaldia
WlS Il senator from the department Of
Panama from the Colombian congress
which rejected the Hay-EIorram treaty,
that he was governor Of Panama ut tn,
time Of the independence movement
last November and is second vicc-presi-
dent Of the republic. The ncw minister
expects to leave Panama for Washing
ton on the first steamer in June.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
IN OKLAHOMA.
Tornado Passes Through Several Cities
Mo Deaths.

Oklahoma City, Okla, May 5.-A
special from Bridgeport says a tornado
PASSED three miles west of that place,
this afternoon. pl ocecding northward.
1t is also reported that Cordell was
visited by a tornado and that much
property was destroyed. Wires >are
down west of Bridgeport and rumors
cannot yet be verified.
No loss Of life has been reported.
Efforts are being made to secure COM
.munications with the sections visited
by the storm, all of which are in the
western portion of the territory.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
PANAMA CANAL PAYMENT.
important Conference st New York
Sub Treasury.

New York, May "a conference was
held ut the Sub-treasury, today, bc-
tween Secretary Shaw. james Stiiman,
president Of the National City bank,
and Geo. w. Perkins of j. Z. Morgan
and Co, presumably in reference to
Panama canal payment.
1t was stated that although requested
by the treasury department to file only
a nominal bond, Morgan ard Co. do
cidcd 10 offer Us security an amount
covering the whole Panama payment.
The So .00n, 600 which they will deposit
upon receipt Of the warrant with re-
mittanccs already unGcr way covers
tile entire $50, ,0oG coo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
TO HIDE ROBBERY.
So 6urglers Fired Tobacco Warehous:
at Lancaster, Pa.

Lancaster, Pa, May 5.---A big tobacco
warehouse occupied by Il. Mowery &
Co. and w. II. Cooper, dealers in leaI
tobacco, was badly damaged by fire
today, and its coatents were practi-
cally ruined by the smoke.
An examination of the place dis
closed the fact that q quantity of Su-
matra tobacco had been stolen and i,
is believed that the place was set on
fire TO hide the robbery. There is an
insurance of s1oe,00o and it is believed
the loss will exceed this amount.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
UNDER SUSPICION.
= Charge Of Graft Against New York
Aldermen.

!, ,T New York May 5.-President Charles
buy. Fornes. of the board of aldermen
sii said. today. that he would recommend
sgJ to the aldermen at their meeting next
Tuesday that they take Immediately
-.ptE - 'iN III 81 he"H -
paper to the effect that certain alder
men had demanded of the president of
-SstI%s,a Dor+,bo,4-
u9Hssn VI 'e'es'er fdiiroau tne sum OF
.a $oO.o0O as the price of their votes to
award tho limo ;<S fr,,,h;,o n -,
I-sftha l..- -. he Si'4
board under suspicion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
FOUR ITAL. ANS ARRESTED
Charged With Double Murder in New
York State.

Eufalo. n. v. May 5.-Four Italians
were arrested here. tonight. on suspicion
Of having been connected with the murder
of John Van Gorder and his half-sistcr
Miss Aniic Farnham, at their home four
miles northeast of Angelica. on Tuesday
night The arrests were made on de
Scriptions received from the sheriff Of
Allegheny county.
The Italians arrived here on Wednes-
day. and it is said they wcrc employed
on the construction work of the PittSbuTg.
Snawmut q. Northern railroad. The in
quest was adjourned until tom0rr0M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
RUSSIAN WAR LOAN.
Not Signed But VIII Not Be Long
Deferred.

Paris May J.-ParticS connected with
the negotiations for II Russian loan give
the following statement:
The loan is not vet signed but it is
certain that it will not u" long deferred.
NJ. Hottingucr, representing French fin
ancicrs is now ut st. Petersburg ar
ranging the details. 1t is understood
that it will be at 'fivc per cent, for five
years and that it will sell between 9S
and $500"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
TORNADO IN TEXAS.
1t Is Reported That Many Persons
Were Killed.

Fort Worth, Te%..S;. May "a grc, itl
to the Record from Cisco. Texas. says:
1t K reported hero that mrny lcopl"
vcr" killed aud much property and
live stock were destroyed by Il tornado
just south Of Moran, is miles north of
here. Wires are down ana it is ifnpos-
ible to get particulars ut this time
Relief parties cannot start or account
of the imirnSSablc roads.
At Morclanl in Sl:Lchlcford county,
several persons ;trc known to have been
i;illcA.
A tornado is also reported il Parker
county Hcar Wcuthcrford. with lives
lost
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
IN COLLISION.
Maine Schooner Meets With Mishas
Near New York.

New York, May 5.--The school her
Harold G. Bcccher. under Capt Ein
Laribec. from Blue Hill. Me. for New
York, was in collision with the British
schooner sainte Marie, from NewfHav-
on for New York. off Harts fIsland
Point. this afternoon. The lattfr ves-
sci had her spankcr split and {iicr boon,
and quarter rail badly broken. The
beechcr had her flying jib Boom car
ried away with all gear alta ched.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
VLADIVOSTOk BATTLE?
Rumors Of Fight Between Russian and
Jap Squadrons.

St Petersburg, MIy 5.-2.16 =. NJ
There ate persistent rrHors mere oil Il
naval engagement hotwc"n the Nladl-
voStnk and VIC" Admiral kaminura 8
Sutatlron%, but no confirmation Of Tn"
reports had been received here up to
o'clock. Thurs !3y afternoon.
The admiralty says no further news
has been received here from Port Ar
thur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
Coasters sdIei to Jap Firm.

Berlin. May 5K.-The North German
Lloyd steamshi.R CO. in reply to in
quiries about THE published statement
that the conn. Any had sold eight steam-
ships TO Jar-ara admits that it soll
three OLD cf casters to Japanese firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
ON JUNE IS. .
Hcpubiican National Comnnittec Will
Meet at Chicago.

Washington, May 5.EPostmast, !,
General Payne, acting chaiirman Of the
Republican national CoIrmittce. and
Secretary Elmer Dover dbf tho commit :
tee, today, issued call H FOR meeting
or the hational coinmittK be at Chicago,
June l.. The states aH this meeting
VIII determine such CONTESTS as m y
be held for their corsEder,;ion
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06

agent in London, says the money Will
not be sent to Japan but VIII De en-
ployed in paying the balance oi traue
lie adds that in his opinion no other
loan will be required by Japan before
The conclusion of the war.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
jap Liners to Run Again.

Seattle Mash, May 5.-Thc local
agent for the Nippon Yuscn Maysha
has received a cable from Yokohama
saying that the line will resume it's
trans-Pacific steamer service to Scat,ti,,
the last week in May. This service was
abandoned at the breaking out of the
war. most of the company's ships being
taken by the Japanese government FOR
TRANSPORTS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
TWELVE .ActjEs DEEP.
Heavy Hailstorm Las ting Thirty Min
utes, in louisiana.

Wcich. La. May "a haistorm, this
aIt"ihoon, lasted 3W minutes and was so
thick that drifts l. Inches deem were form.
cd against many bCIildings. All the glass
II a passenger tr ain was broken. about
20 per cent. OF the~ windows of residences
ana business hotases were broken and
there were neaVy AdamagcS to goods.
ihere were si% lEnchcs of water in the
street No news hi s come from the coun-
Try, put II is 1earHed that there has been
a heavy loss to IL T. rirn farms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06

The premiums of $50 and $500 offered
during the last three years to Russian
officers to learn TO speak, read and
write the Chinese language will be dis-
continued at the end of the present
year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
More EeGs for Hospitals.

st. Pctcrsbure May 5.-Gcncral Ku-
ropatllin has requested the Russian
Red Cross Society to supply 2COo more
beds for the hospitals ut the front.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06

4 ruInor to the effect that the Japan
csc had succeeded in bringing the Rus
sian Nladivostok squadron COT -four
cruiscrs) to battle oft NiadivoStoll, Werr
circulated i'll Paris, Wednesday. but up
to. Thursday morning. no confirmation
had been obtained. Evidently the above
despatch refers 90 the same rumor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06
OFF .GENShN.
tieavy Cannonading Heard, Monday
and Tuesday Mornings.

London. May "a despatch to the
Central News dated ut Seoul, Tuesday,
says:
Heavy cannonading was heard Off
GonSan (on the cast coast of kOrea
Monday and TUESDAY morning. 1t is
supposed that Rear Admiral Criu's
fleet has succeeded in engaging The
Russian NladivoStok squadron"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06

my's amphibious power the only dsa, EXCUSE ,gsI
IN the inhabitants of Manchuria.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-06

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind Bleeding or Protrud,ng
f1ies. Your druggist will refund money II
PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure you in
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

Den q mars halles stort frals
ningsmote i svenska missionskyr,
kan at Col. Sowton fran Chicago,
chef for den svenska afdelningen
fralsningsarmeni Ameiika. /.
Byxor varda upp till So SALSA
for ST. och hogre hos Johnson 6
Aronson.
On Nj har hosta, sd kop en-
haska af Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Mr. A6eI AHders0n, hvilken
for omkring 8 veckor sedan lemte
sin dotter Norma reste till Cali
fornien i sallskap med d.. Swens-
son och var narvarande vid hans
frsnialle, aterkom hit i onsdngs,
Abel Anderson reste med liket
till Lindsborg och ofvervar be-
grafningen, hvllken han sager
var den storsta han sett, enar folk
tillstrommat fran mar och fjerran.
Handskar och vantar, mossor
och hattar, skjortor och under
klader m. m. saljas nu mycket
billigt fore inventeringen hos
Johnson & Aronson.
En- arbetare vid MANN Joe Rus
sci tlaffades i mandags i hufvudet
at en- nedfallandc tegelsten fran
en- at Armourslakteriets byggna-
der. Han upptogs sanslos och
forbes till hospitalet, der Diet be.
fanns att hufvudskalen var sprack'
Farkagor hystes borjan for hans
vederfaende, men ma beinner han
sig pa battringsyagen.
ON Nj will kopa en- god kostym
pels, ofverrock eller hvad anna
Nj frner en- vara / behof tor win
tern. sa kan Nj IA delta mycks
billigt hos Johnson & Aronson.
Lafvay broto sig i onsdagsna
/ Mrs Viola A. Folletts hus, 1870
Nebraska street. Egarinnan vi
stas i California och hade lemna
huset at slit ode, ehuru Diet ar va
och dyrbart mobleradt. Tjufve
eller tiufvarne hade brutit sig
genom EFT fonster vettande me
en- veranda och grundligt genon
sokt ALA rummen. Sangklaue
lime, gangklader ,mobler och dyl
bara prydnadsioremal lago krine
strodda huller ON butler, och byr
ar och lador hade FONTS pa SIT
innehall. Man vet Ell huruvid
tjufvarne togo nagenting med sic
men polisen anser att Diet va
pepgar. som de h~ufvudsaklige
voro efter.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
A. ORTENSEN&CO
En- mystisk omstandighet.

Den ena var blek och halogd cch den
andra frisk och rosig. Hvadan kommer
skilnaden2 Hon SON blomstrar af helsn
begagnar DIR Kings New Life Pills att
underhalla den. Gerom sin milda in
verkan pa troga organer framtvinga do
god matsmaltning och 70, ebygga forstopp
ming. F0rs0k dem. Endast 25c hos Lun-
gre Il Andreen, apotekare. Sioux City, 10.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
Fran


Vigde den 20 dennes: Oscar
A. Johnson och Emma c. Carl
son.
Den 20 dennes: John J.
Swanson och Emma ohnso ,bada
paren af Rev. FERN.
Konhrmandernas reunion
hollis forliden tisdagsqvall. Korta
tai och sang forekommo, hvar
iemte forfriskningar serverades.
De narvarande konhrmandernas
antal uppgick till omkring 100.
De unga damernas syf6re
ming sammantrader i qvall hos
Mrs VIM Johnson 1900 Jennings
.streer.
TIC nya medlemmar inlystes
iforsamlingen forliden soadag.
Diakonissforeningen sam
mantrader nasta torsdag hos Mrs
B. Erickson a II street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
KOTTHANDLARE
F0rlorade nastan lifyet

En skenskjuts, som nastan andade Odd
ligt. var orsaken till EFT forskrackligt
0ppet sir pa benet af j. B. Oruer / Frank
lin Grove. Ill. Under fyra ar trotsade Diet
ALA doktorer och mediciner. Men Buck
lens Arnica Salve botade honom latt. Don
6r lika bra for braunsar, skafsar. hud-
s~iukdomar och harmorrhojder. 25c. Lun-
gren & Andreen, apotekare. Sioux City La.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
MONITORENS TELEFONNUMMER lO9a

D6d. Den "a dennes Mabel
DIus, dotter till herrskapet c. M.
Duus, 10 & Virginia sts., IS ar
gammal.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
American, Dominion
White Star Lines
angars underhalla reguliera forbindelser
mellan
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON.
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QUEENSTOWN.
De fiesta af dem aro duhbelpropellrade ooh
r. af dem aro de sT0RsTA angare | verlden.
Den stora P~oPuLARITET, som ofv .nnAmnda
LINER tnjuter bland den r. sande allmanhe-
ten, ar en- saker bergen for att ALA p~assagera-
re erh2lla vanligt bemotande, god omv rdnad,
tillraoklig och val lagad mat. sna b resa SAINT
lakarevard och medicin. mar sd erfordras.
Dess.tom tinnas < dessa LINERS an0are en-
mangd familjerum. innehallande 2-4-6 hytter
Ringa uppeh&ll CORES | Enginnt. ty PASSAGE
r rne som resa med AMERICAN, DOMINION
och WHITE STAR lines angare. AMANDA till
England / lkmplig It'd for att fortsatta resan
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hamnarne.
DE som resa FRAN GAMLA IANDET. be-
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dring till America. ON bi'Jetterna arc INSTALL
da pa ofvannamda LINER,
Pris och turlistor sandals med mole, ON / till
skrifven f. 9. BROWN.
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