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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
ARREST MADE.
After Inquest in Springvale Case PoIicc
Take Joseph TorviIIe.

Springvale. Me-. April 2S.-At the close
Of the coroner's inquest. today. into the
cause of the death of Bartholomew Sui
liyan. who disappeared on March 70. and
whose body was found in the mill pond
here, yesterday. the county authorities
arrested Joseph Torville. 20 years old, of
t.,is town. on suspicion of being concerned
in Sulliyan'S death.
As to the nature of the evidence against
Torville the authorities. tonight. would
say nothing. 1t was learned. however.
that they believed Torville was with Sui
livan on the night of his disappearance
and that with several others he was en-
gagged in a drunken brawl
Sulivan's body was found f1oating In
the mill pond, yesterday morning: and
when taken from the water his watch and
overcoat were missing. Sullivan was a
Civil war veteran and just before his dis
appearance drew his quarterly pension of
So. 1t was ascertained. however, that he
spent the whole of this amount before
March 90
At the inquest. today, several witnesses
twere examined and a numper .. o.ners
have been summoned to appear at tomor-
1 rows session.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
FORMER SPEAKER.
David 3. Henderson Selects Iowa as
Permanent Rcsiocrcc.

New York. Anril Safeguarding re-
ports from Dubuque 10 the effect that
he Will return To Iowa ;:rd reside there
permanently, Gen. David l.. Henderson.
FORMERLY speaker Of the House of Rep
r"%rntltiv"s. admits that ne never will
Sp"nd another winter III New York. The
"N-SUVak'r has been practicing law
her" since retiring from itics and is
row attorney for several large corr or
atoms, but lie declares the streets are
too crowded and the sidewalks too slip
pcry in winter for ncrson with only
"nH leg To get about without risiling his
Nfe.
gas for leaving New Yorl, entirely.
parc no definite nlaus." he said. "I
nstsh 90 so where l please and there is
Reason why | should not. My family
0kscattered FROM the East to California
n Gan go South in the winter if I wish
3d said it three years aEo-that
~ never give up my residence. The
that have said that my account
\Hthe report that l am going back to
kSRSnd all my time in Dubl uue. ! shall
&8heE only part Of the year
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
AT KENNEBUNK.
Burglars Attempted to Rot'
Ocean National Bank.
Vaults Twice BIowed, but Were
Slightly Damaged.
cracksmen Were Frightened Away
No Booty Secured.

Portland, Me-, April 2S.-A special to
I ne Advertiser says an unsuccessful at
tempt was made, early today, to rob
the Ocean National Bank at kenne-
bunkport. the burglars trying two ex-
plosions before taking flight. The dam
age was confined to the vault door. The
Savings Bank vault is in the same
bu;ld:ng. Residents We're awakened
about $50, by loud explosion. quick
ly followed by Il second report. Those
who venturcd out found one man work.
ING inside the bank and another watch
ing in front of it. At that time they
had succeeded in wrecking the vault
door. but further efforts were aban-
doncd when the cracksmen found they
had awakened the village. They with
drew in haste and escaped unmolested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
ANSON ACADEMY.
The Junior Class Gives Exhibition Be.
fore Large Audience.

North Anson. Me. April 2S.--(Special y
The class of 1905. Anson Academy. gave
the annual Junior Exhibition in Cara
bassett Hall. before an audience of 800
The speakers showed the careful training
they have received at the hand Of Miss
II. Frances Simmons. the perceptress
Music was furnished by Collins o!ches-
ira. with a solo by Mr.. Barnaby and an
other by Miss Edna IIovey Rev. Mr..
Crane offered prayer. After the exercises
the class rendered reception to the.
students and friends.
Following is the program:
Music. Prayer Music
My Double and How He Undid Me"
Hale
Maurice c. Foss.
The Legend OF the Bird Bride" Tomson
Bertha c. Taylor.
Music.
..Following the Advice of a Physician
Bell
Wallace f. Parsons.
"A Song of the Market-Place," Anlo
Ella w. Barton.
The Rajput Nurse, Arnold
Maudc A. Perry.
Music.
'Aminita," Anon
Nellie l.. Fuller.
Mr. Pour's Story" Anon
Fred c. Barton.
Music
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, April 2S.-Rainy weatk-
or has prevailed over the Northeastern
states since Tuesday last. Rain is still
falling over the greater portion of this
region.
The rain area has been confined to
New England the middle Atlantic
states and the upper valley. The cloudy,
rainy condition in the Northeastern
states will continue. Friday, although
the rains will be generally light 1t will
probably clear. Friday right and Sat
urday will be fair with higher tempera-
ture.
The temperatures will rise generally
cast Of the Mississippi.
Til" winds along the New England
and middle Atlantic coast Will he fresh
northeast 10 east.
Storm warnings are displayed on the
Atlantic coast from New York to East
port.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
At BOWDOIN.
Gossip Of the Athletes at Brunswick
College.

RrlInGwick, Me, April 28.-(SpeciaD.
The ball team left, this morning, for
Hanover, where it will play Dart
mouth, Friday and Saturday. Cox will
probably pitch Friday and Oakes Satur-
day. This will be the first time Capt.
Cox has been in the box this season,
and hesHill doubtless have a steadyng
effect On he playing of the whole team.
There viii be practically no change in
the team from that of Wednesdays
game with Exeter, except that Oak"S
will doubtless be placed in left field in
the Friday game and HOdsdOn, 4 man
who has not yet appeared on the frs,
team. will play that position. Satur-
day. 1t is hoped the team Will make 4
GOOD showing in these games. as it is in
better condition than it has yet been in
thus far. this season. 1t is felt that
Wednesdays game was no criterion 10
Judge the team by. as the rain and con !.
seuuent wet ground maize bali playing
an inlpossibility, and the large number
of errors was un:.voidabie. The team
will arrive nome Sunday. playing thu
University of Maine at Orono on
Wednesday OF next week. ana the same
team at Brunswick on the following
Saturday.
The interclass track meet will be
held on Whittier field next Saturday
afternoon. AT this time the men Will
be fried out to ctoso the men to con- =
pete in tn" STATE meet at Watervili',
May -. Assistant Manager Andrews
has been in Bath and Lewiston the
past two days advertising the event.
The preliriitary work on the Sopli-
oH.orr prize speaking contest is now
ander way. Prof. Mitchell has posted
the list of men eic.tct f:-bm the class
to take part III tn" prcl'miflries. tn"
speaking ocGinnin; this afternoon.
Til, Us prize speaking will take place
Nav !. This event has bcen POSTPONED
something like two weeks for various
ItIsCIS.
4 ll.mhcr Of the FreshmcE will speak
IN Memorial hall. tomorrow afternoon.
before the remaining members of tlie
class. Those who do not speak tomor-
row will do so later in the term.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
THE FLOOD SITUATION.
No Danger Of Trouble Expected in
This State.

Portland, Me-, April 2S.-This section
of New England has been receiving a
soaking the past two days, and there
Is no indication of clearing weather as
vet. 1t is considered that the downpour
will have a decidedly beneficial effect,
placing the ground in proper shape for
PLANTING and putting the streams and
ponds in fine condition for both busi-
ness and pleasure. No apprehension of
flood damage is yet entertained.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
RAILROAD CONNECTION.
Cape Ann Cut Out from Outside Con,
munication.

Gloucester. Mass. April Escape
Ann was cut off from railroad connec-
tion with the rest Of the state. today,
by landslide which covered the
tracks of the Boston and Maine rail-
road near West Gloucester station to
depth Of three feet for a distance OF
seventy feet.
The heavy rains of the past two days
had loosened the sand and gravel.
There We're no trains IN the vicinity
at the time of the slide and the rail-
road officials We're notified of the oc-
currenoe in plenty of time to avoid
an accident.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
NEARlNS rtIE END.
sfr'Ne OF Enrioy>, ii, Quincy. MasS.,
Skin, arl.

quincy. MS. ~. ! "S.-Thc strike
AZ th' Fore E:Nrr SHIN yard Engine
WORKS appeared, tonight. to be near
ing m end. The forgers and moulders
nave returned 10 work and the copper
smiths will apply for their old places,
tomorrow.
conference was held, today. at the
request Of the strikers. which was at
'"h'i"d by officials of the unions and of
me company. hut the result of the de-
iln'taHonS WIS not announced.
IL was understood. tonight that the
yard VIII he left open until Mondav
ior the strikers to come back. and III
'he event of their not returning new
men VIII be employed in their places
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29

Train II, Conductor NJ. NJ. Tarr,
which is due at Augusta at 1859 A. NJ.
was the scene of a terrible tragedy just
after leaving Richmond. A couple, who
had been setting in one of the coaches
drew the attention of the passengers
by few sharp words. Just as the pas
sengers looked around, the man was
seen to rise in his seat with Il revol-
yer in his hand. The woman tried to
wrest it from him, but did not succeed
in so doing. He stood up in the car
and presented the weapon at her head
and fred, the shot taking effect in the
left temple. He then turned the pistol
on himself, firing a shot through his
own head, falling in the aisle. Both
were unconscious when the train Off
cials reached them. When the train
got into Gardiner. City Marshal F. f.
Andrews was notified, who took the
train to Augusta.
Conductor Tarr said the couple got
on the train at Portland.
No one on the train was acquainted
with the couple, but a telegram found
on the man was as follows:
Augusta, Maine. ApriloG.
Left on boat, today, for aunts in
Boston. Confidential"
The telegram was to w. F.. Osgood.
From papers found it was evident
that the woman was his wife and that
he had threatened her before ana that
she had left him. but joined him to her
sorrow.
Reports received from the City hos
pital, early this morning, said that
Mrs. Osgood was still alive, but he.
condition was considered critical.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
RAIN, TODAY.

Washington, April 2S.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday. for New Eng
land: Rain, Friday and Saturday;
brisk southeast to east winds dimin-
ishns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29

The fuse in an armor- piercing shell
is so constructed that when the pro-
jectile strikes n ships armor-plate, the
delay in action is just enough to let 1t
pass through the plate. Should the
shell strike thin plate like the shell of
a torpedo-boat or strike glancing
blow it will always burst within ten
feet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
Boston Forecast,

Boston. April 2S.-FOrecast for BoS-
ton and vicinity: Friday, cloudy, with
occasional rain; fresh casterly winds;
probably fair, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29
THROUGH BRAIN.
Osgood Dead but the Wife
May Survive.
Fatal Shooting Near Richmond Early
This Morning.
Murder Did Not Occur-Therc Was
Suicide.

w. z. Osgood Of Hiram. Me-, killed
himself on Train II near Richmond ear
ly this morning after attempting to kill
his wife, who was formerly an Augusta
woman. Mrs. OsgoOd is now at the city
hospital in serious condition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29

st. Petersburg, April 28-Russian
torpedo boats belonging to the Vladi-
Vostok squadron. sank a Japanese mill
.aIy transport, the Kinsl,iu Maru, of
4'ooo tons during the night OF April 26.
with ak on board with the execution
OF II officers, 20 soldiers, 65 Of the crew
ana % coolie carriers. The others. who
refused to surrender, We're sent to the
bottom with the ship.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29

81. petersburg. April 2S.-The minis
Try OF the interior denies the reports
of tn" discovery of a revolutionary plot
at Warsaw. No arrests i'm this con-
nection have been made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-29

washington, April 28.-The following
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SIS. so. :. .127 F ne, Or, b
SIS. SO. 1924 D ne. Or, b
$14.30. .918 Sd ne. Or, b
| APARTMENTS.
$50. :. The Home, Or, b
$50. The Magnolia. Or, b
tS45- The Magnolia, Or, b
$40. The ChfistIani. 6r. b
$35. The CHRISTIAN. Ar, b
$50. 1442-1444 Chaplin. Or, b
$50. The Louise, 5r. b
$27 80. 1311-1313-1315 LIST
| NV, Or, b
$27. so. .1442-1444 Chaplin
| NV, 5r, b
$27 so. 1854 Chaplin NV, So
$27 so. The Montgomery.
Or. b
500. so, 1311-l313-l3I5 Ist
| NV. 5r, b
S26 so. .14-18-1S-2O 7 ne,
Or. b
SIC. 90. 32-34-36-3S Seaton,
Or and bath
SOS. so. .22-24-26-2S T ne,
| 5r, b
SIS. 80. The Ellsworth, Or, b
SIS. so. .39 Quincy NV, 5r, b
SIS. SO. 32-34-36-3S SeatOR
NV, Or and bath
SOS. III It'll NV
| $22. 50. ;. 300 r NV, Or, b
$50. so. 1441 Pa av Sc or, b
$40. so. 1441 Pa av Sc Or, b
STORES.
$500. .1O13-l015 It'll, 3 frs
$50. 18TH & Md nv sw
$50. IN ] av and Fl NV
| $40. .......17th d X NV
$35. SO. S01 X NV, 6r&stab
S36 80. ......l636 r NV
SIS. 90. 200 r NV
$50. 81 Pierce NV
SIS. 90. .706 7th sw. large
SIS. Cor Sth Il Fla av NV
SO. so. ....... 227 O NV
STABLES.
$40. R 10 G st, 10 stalls
$10.25. ..R 216 / ut NV
$40. Rear 17OS 18th NV
H......R S16 22d st nv
|$6. >. Rear of S13 I'D NV
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