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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22

championship season next Friday, evenly
matched and well managed in every city
La ;oie claims that Holy Cross once tried
to corral him, and Donahue, the pitcher.
says the same thing of Yale regarding
himself.
caused his removal from the game was
his first offence of the kind in three
years, or since Harry Puliam has been
the National League president.
Sec Morse has announced his New Eng
land League staff of umpireS as follows:
kerins. Stafford. Bradley, McClcud. with
Rudderham as extra man. The STAN VIII
meet in Boston on the morning OF April
2S for instructions.
When asked whether Chesbro would du-
plicate his success Of last season. Collins
said he did not think 50. Boston dld not
find Happy Jack much OF Il stumbling
block last year." continued Collins, ana
of his II defeats eight of them were by
the Bostons.''
Before we had Heinie Peitz with our
team l considered him a fine player,
said Manager Fred Clarke, but since ne
has been with us he has developed quail
ties that l never looked for in him. III
my opinion there is no better man Tor
pitcher in the business than PETE. his
cheerful disposition has it's influence upon
all the other members of the team, ana
when he is ut work all the players look
to him for encouragement-and he gives
it to them. Phelps is a good man. but
with team like ours PETIT is much more
valuable
In Young. Dineen. Tannehill and Gibson
Manager Collins has a quartet of splendid
| twirlers who will land many avictory this
season. says the Philadelphia Press. The
outiield does not look any too good, for
OF the four men who are trying for reg
| uliir positions one has gone back consider
ably in the past two years, and two Oh
the others are only frSt-cass men when
| they are hitting the ball. Barring one
| position, the intield is strong, while the
catching department could be improved
On the whole, ii looks as if the Boston
team would go back rather than forward
this year, and as if an infusion Of young
blood would 90 the entire combinations
considerable good.
Manager Armour of the Detroits. be
came so enamored with Augusta, Ga, as
| Il training camp that he has already en-
tered into a contract with the Augusta
| management whereby Detroit Will train
| at the same town again in 1906. The for
/ mer leader of the CleVelandS said, yeSter-
| day: I'm my opinion, Augusta Is The best
| training camp in the country. The wealth
| CT is invariably excellent there during the
| month of March, and the baseball field is
| one Of the best that can be found Ill the
| South. The hotel accommodations are
| excellent and we secured admirable bath
| facilities. The park is located bat on
| mile ana Il half from the hotel. so W"
| walked i'll and out twice = day, not rid
| ing on the street cars while we Were at
| Augusta. ! consider i. a better training
camp than Atlanta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
ALMOST A RIOT
Caused by Thunder Storm Breaking
Up Game at New York.

New York. April PA terrific thun,
der and rain storm broke over AmeriCitt
League park on Washington He1Shts, this
afternoon. and spoiled what promised &c
be IN interesting baseball game, the I'M
tial one of the season. between the Wa Sna-
inSton and New York teams. Nearly -"'
persons were present.
Before the third inning had been com
pleted. the thunder storm broke ana IN.
spectators in the open stands jumped
down upon the field "A riot seemed I'M,
minent, but the police kept the Grove
well In check as they fled TOWARD the 1 TN
office clamOring for rain checks. ~. ne
supply of these was very limited ana III.
management of the club saw thar II VIZ
probable some persons would pc injured
in the mad rush. Accordingly 1t wdS an
romced that there would be no au1i'i -
SION charged for the game when wl' W
played here between the same ciuos' To-
morrow
Umpire Connolly refused to cail inc
game until the home club had sent fiSe -
teld IN for the opening of the final I'LL ~
the fourth inning, and the CROWD sn SSori
IT'S dlspleasure at his acton by nI,aa
ing the Washingtons when they kiuoAi IN
out three runs off Chesbro's pltcnn,iS; ~,
their half of the fourth inning, HIan7
the score to l in favor OF WasnIIs , ,,nt
which. Of course, under the rules uvtn n GO.
make any mark in the championship DC
ries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
ORIENTAL CONSISTORY
In Session at Chicago, With Members
from All Over the Country.

Chicago, April 21.-More than 1000
Sublime Princes of the Royal Secret
have gathered at the banquet that
closed a three days celebrate of the
golden anniversary of the Oriental
Consistory. High Masons from all
parts of the country and visitors from
England, Scotland, Ireland and Tur-
key, were present as guests of honor.
The banquet was held in the new con-
sistory hall, Dearborn avenue and
Walton place.
James E. McFatrich, illustrious COM
mander-in-chief of the Oriental Con-
sistory. was in charge of the banquet
and acted as toastmaster. Those who
responded to toasts were DR.. Crawley
of Ireland. DR.. Toulds Of Glasgow, L.
D. Mater. Robert Levi of Constantine
pie, and r. e. Wetten of Chicago. The
Rev. William J. McCaughan of the
Third Presbyterian church, Chicago,
was orator for the Consistory class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
GROWING RESENTMENT
Against France for Neutrality Viola
lion Rapidly Becoming Acute.

Toxic, April 21.-8.3O A. M.-The
Japanese regard the Kamranh bay in
eident with growing feelings Of re-
sentiment and bitterness toward
France. 1t Ia popularity believed that
the Russian fleet is still at Kamranh
bay, and is making the freest possible
use OF. the port. The demand for
strong action on the part of Japan are
Eaily growing louder. Political par
ties and other organizations are pass
tng resolutions condemning Frances
alleged violation of neutrality. 1t is
proposed to hold a great popular DEM
cnstration.
The Nichi Nichi, today. asserts that
Rojestvensky is usng Kamranh bay as
an actual naval base for belligerent
action.
The Jill discusses Frances historical
attitude on the question Of neutrality
and insists that the use of Kamranh
bay enhances Admiral ROjestvensky'
hghting capacity and offers facilities
for warlike preparations. Continuing,
IL says. IL. from the complication.
grave consequences result to Russia,
France will be responsible.
A former cabinet minister discuss
ing the incident. today. said:
I'VE are keenly anxious to avoid in
volving others but we are bound to
protect our rights. II France gives
Russia the use of Kamranh bay why
cannot England allow us to use Hong
kong?"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
TWENTY-FIVE DEATHS
From Cerebro Spinal in New York
Observation-Disclosures Victim.

New York. April 2l.-Cerebro- spinal
meningitis caused - more deaths in New
York, yesterday. us against l.; the day
before. A report has just been receiv-
ed by the health department from the
government officials that Angelo MaZZa,
an immigrant boy from Italy, is dead at
Fills island from the same disease. I'm
migrant officials refused all informa ton
re guarding the case, but it is said thai:
100. COO foreigners have reached this cOun-
try since MaZZa' 6 arrival.
Among them is one Italian family which
located in Harlem. Four children in the
family were stricken soon afterwards and
Il search of the health department records
is said to show that many Of those who
died during the winter We're recent ar
rivals from Italy.
AS 4 result of the investigation being
made by a commission into the spread of
cerebro- spinal meningitis in this city
Health Commissioner Darlington stated,
today, that he believes the Communica
bility of the disease has been sufficiently
well established TO warrant the placing
of all cases in quarantine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
KNOWS HIS BUSINESS.
RcjestvsnsI<y Will Keep Outside Three
Mile Limit Wherever He Is.

st. Petersburg. April 2l.-The Asso-
ciatei Press is informed that no repre-
sensations have been made to Russia
through the French embassy here on
the subject of Admiral Rojestvensky' 8
stay at Kamranh bay. There Is no d.
rect telegraph line to Kamranh bay.
and the fact Of a violation Of neutrali-
ty would have to he established before
any definite response could be given to
japanese or French representations on
the subject made to Russia. Admiral De
JonQuieres. the French naval comman-
der at Saigon. has already sailed from
there for the purpose of investigating
the matter.
The following statement on the SUBJ
ject was made:
III kojestvensky is still at Kamranh
bay or contemplates remaining there
until Nebogatoff joins his ships he will
remain outside the emile limit as he
did during his long stay off Madagas-
car. Japan's protest is in the nature
OF a warning. The facts yet remain to
be established"
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STRICT ORDERS
Sent Russian Admiral to
Observe Neutral Zones.
France Again Assures Japan Of
Her impartial Stand.
An Japan Stirred by situation-FeeI'
ins Runs High.

Paris, April 21.-As result OF COM
munications between the governments
at Paris and st. Petersburg. the Rus
sian government has forwarded urgent
orders to Admiral Rojestvensky to rig
.orously respect the neutrality OF French
waters. This is a precautionary meas
ure. In addition special Instructors
have been sent to the encouragement
OF Indo- China, M. Beau. and Foreign
Minister Delcasse has instructed tne
French minister at Toxic to give tne
japanese minister for foreign aHairs'
assurances that It is Frances purpose
10 preserve strict neutrality, these De-
ine similar to the assurances given 10
DR.. Motono, the japanese minister AT
Paris.
According to the official views the
foregoing steps should exercise us
tinctly calming influence upon japanese
AZ they show France directly ana
through Russia has adopted all avail
able means to insure respect for the
n. utrafity OF French waters. The Off,
Gals say that the only additional meas
ure Opan is the use Of French warships
to employ force in eXpelling Rojestven-
sky's squadron. Such course however,
il said to be impossible ewing to the
small, number Of French ships in 1ndo-
Chinese waters. Moreover. as an OFF,
ciaI remarked France is not in the habit
or reSorting to such extreme measures
a. using force. This is particularly true
in the case Of Russia owing to the COM
niGations which might arise from
France adopting forcible steps against
Russia. Therefore tho instructions al
ready given from Paris and st. Peters
burg are relied upon to prevent Admira
Rojestvensky from encroaching upon
French territorial waters.
DR.. Motono in the course Of an inter-
view said his request was that France
observe neutrality by adopting all the
necessary measures for preventing Adj
miral Rojestvensky's squadron from re-
manning Gny. longer in French terri
torial waters at Kamranh Bay. The
minister added that the Russian ships
are quite inside French waters and not
outside of them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
MEDIco.PsYcHOLoG.cAL MEET.
Proposition to Restrain Marriage Of In
sane!y Inclined by Law.

San Antonio. Tex. April 21.-The
61st session of the American Medic
Psychological Association has closed.
The papers and discussions hinged
about the proposal to prevent insanity
by legislation eliminating the POSSIBLE
ity of offspring of the person affected
DR.. H. w. Miller of Taunton. Mass,
drew the conclusion that the states
should control the marriage of persons
afflicted with mental maladies. DIR. C.
G. Hill of Baltimore, took contrary
view. Benign nature makes the best
of every situation. he said and the
tendency of heredity is always to the
better.
st. Paul. Mimi. was chosen as the
neXt meeting place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
PRISONER AS A WITNESS.
John Mccarthy Has Just Had Trip
from Vermont to South Carolina.

Windsor, VT. April 21.-Deputy Sheriff
J. II. kiniry has arrived ut the state
prison here with John F. Mccarthy. who
is serving a term in the prison for rob
bnE bank at Nowfant. ana with whom
the deputy has been ON a trip to South
Carolina. In that state Mccarthy test;-
fled in a post Office robbery case. having
been taken there a witness at the
request of the South Carolina authorities
The trip was made without misliap. Nc
Carthy will leave the prison again soon
for Il short time to act as a witness at
Newfane in the case of n man who is de-
tanned there on suspicion of having been
implicated in the bank robbery for which
Mccarthy is new serving his sentence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
DELcAssE WOULD RESIGN.
But Colleagues Urge Upon Him I'm
portanes Of Remaining in Cabinet.

Paris. April H.-After a notable SER
vice Of nearly eight years in the direc-
ton Of foreign affairs. Theoppile Del
casse. today. informed the President OF
the council, Rouvier. Of his desire and
Intention to resign.
This announcement came as q sur
prise and shock to NJ. Delcasse'a COL
LEAGUES Of the cabinet, who immediate
" took steps to endeavor to secure a
reconsideration Of his determination. A
cabinet council was held, this afternoon,
at which NJ. Rouvier, in the absence of
~. Deicasse. laid the situation before
the ministers. 1t was. the unanimous de-
termipation Of the council that the in
terest Of the country at this particular
line required that NJ. DeIcasse retain
the portfolio Of foreign affairs. Accord
lngiy at the conclusion of the council
NJ. Rouvter proceeded to the QUA
DOrsay, where he held an extended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
TO SAVE Nan.
An Eyewitness Of Sui.
eide Of Caesar Young
Volunteers to Go to New Yort
and Tell Story on Stand.
Says He Saw Young Shoot H;ns.,. .
Cab on Street.

Chicago, April 21.-Samuel r. 1gso.
berg, the Russian Jewish coat nab
who has told of seeing a man kin b;n.
self while in cab with a vow"
June Il, 1904, OH West Broadway n
", expressed willingness. TODAY ~
to New York and testify on the ,r;.
ness stand in the case of Nan Pate
son.
"The cab in which Young and yon
Patterson sat. passed within five foo,
of me-" said Eissenberg. TODAY ~
man appeared drunk and he appearos
To be fighting with the woman sba
was clinging tightly to his hands IT,
cab was moving very slowly and ,bo
woman said something to the drivar
as if TO tell him 10 go faster uo
cracked his whip and the horse went
faster.
"Suddenly the man got his hands
free and pulled revolver from his hin
pocket. His hand went I'D and down
and then the shot rang out. The man
fell forward, the revolver fell from bic
hand and he fell over on to the
wonan's lap. The woman Seemed IN
faint. because her head fell on his
shoulder"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
RAMMED BY STEAMER,
Schooner Ida 3. Gibson Sunk by Tam
pican in Hampton Roads.

Norfolk. Va. April 21.-The three mast
ed lumber-ladcn schooner Ida B. Gibson,
Captain Bradley. was ramned in l1amp-
ton Roads. today. by the steamer Tampi-
can. The schooner subsequently sank to
the waters edge and was lowed to Nor
folk by tugs.
The Tampican is n British tramp steam .
er of the leyland Line. and when the
collision occurred was bound seward for
StonehOuse Pool. England. The schooner
sailed from Norfolk. Va, yesterday. in
tow of Il Norfolk tug.
A heavy gale caused the collision. The
Tampican struck the Gibson tmidshps
cutting through the schooner and the
lumber she carried for three feet. Tho
Gibson's home port is Tuckerton, n. j..
TIL" Tampican is reported but little dam
a ged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
CHANGES PLEA.
TrembIay Now Admits
Killing Louis Lamora.
Sentenced to Term of Seven
Years in State Prison.
His Brother Discharged-Not Enough
Evidence to Convict.

burlington, VT, April 21.-Louis
Treriblay, who, yesterday, was placed
on trial in the county court here for
the alleged murder of Louis Lamora
at WinOOski, Jan. s last. and who
pleaded not guilty, today, withdrew his
plea and entered n plea of guilty of
manslaughter. The government ac-
guessed ana Judge ]. NJ. Weston SEN
fenced Tremblay to a term of seven
Years in the state prison at Windsor.
Attorney General c. C. Fits then an
nounced that the government would
not prosecute Dennis Tremblay, who
was indicted Jointly with his brother
for the murder of Lanora. and he was
released from custody.
In explanation of Louis Tremblay's
change of plea. his counsel. r. z.
Brown, stated to the court that the
I'remblay brothers and LamOra. who
vas their brother-in-law. all had been
drinking heavily at Lamora's home on
the evening of Jan. s. and early in the
evening Lamora attacked Louis Trem-
blay and the two had a fight finally be-
ing separated by Mrs. Lamora.
Mrs. Lamora then went to 4 neigh
bOrs to spend the night and Dennis
Tremblay went home and to ben. The
others continued drinking. and Louis
Trembiay remembered that Lamora
attacked him again with some instru-
ment which he snatched away and in
turn struck Lamora on the head. this
being the blow which caused death.
Attorney General Fits then stated
that the government could not prove
tina Dennis Tremblay was connected
with the affair. as he left the room
early in the evening and went to bed.
Accordingly, the charge against him
would be dropped and he would be set
at liberty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

Boston, April PIN the presence of
more than $4,000 people, today, Boston lost
the opening game in this city. The visit
ors, after apparently losing the game
through errors and Coakley's wildness.
batted out five earned runs and won the
game in the eighth inning. Up to that
time Gibson was invincibe. holding Phil
adelphia to lone hit ana striking out II
men. Waddell, who succeeded COakley in
the box for the Athletics, struck out five
of the six men who faced him. The score:
pIJIJADE,J pHIA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
FIRE At BATH.
Scott Perry's Store Scene of a Probably
incendinary Blaze.

Bath, Me-, April 21.-About 10 Friday
morning. the fire department was called
out for a stubborn blaze in the store at
the South End occupied by Scott c. Perry,
who conducts a general grocery business
there The building was badly Quilted and
the stable connected was practically de-
strJyed. Mr.. Perry had removed his
horses from the stable, Thursday MORN
ing. and taken them to his home ut Win
necance, where he resides. The interior
of the store was badly damaged and the
loss will be very heavy
MIR. Perry is of the opinion that the fire
was set and it is probable that an inves-
tigation will be made. This is the fourth
time the fire department has been called
out by an alarm in Ward l since Sunday
noon and the third time it has beer called
to the south end of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
Dept. Ccmdr. Perry's Staff.

Department Commander Perry Of
the Maine G. A. r. has announced his
staff as follows:
Assistant adjutant general. Nielsen
III. Martin, Fort Fairfield; assistant
quartermas general John +. Foster.
Bangor: inspector. Orren A. True
Litchfield: judge advocate. John d.
Anderson, Gray; chief mastering Off
Ger. Abel Fl. Pratt. North Turner.
Military staff: Chief Of staff, James
l.. Merrick. Waterville; senior abide
camp, Edmund b. Sheahan. Dennys-
willie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
SEC. HAYS PARTY
Leaves Genoa for Bs.1nauheim-His
Health Fully Restored.

Genoa, italy. April 21.-Secretary Hay
left Genoa. today. for Badnauheim.
Grand Duchy of Hesse, Germany. by
way of Milan. He contcmplates stop
ping n night at Lucerna. Switzerland.
The secretary is in the best of spirits,
declaring that the air of Italy has been
most ef1icacious and that he feels he has
quite recovered his health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
IN THE SAME CELL.
Nan Patterson and Mrs. Smith Are
Now Rooming Together.

New York. April 21.-Nan Patterson
will hereafter occupy a cell with her
sister. Mrs. J. Morgan Smith. This
arrangement was made. today. by
Warden Flynn. of the Tombs The
cell is in the new hospital ward in the
wpmen's section. The two women will
occupy this cell so long as no illness
breaks out among the women inmates
of the prison.
Today being Good Friday. they at
tended service il the Presbyterian
chapel. After services. Miss Patter-
sons counsel and her father called.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22

At Philadelph lathe New York-Phla-
dephia game was called in the first in
ming. The score was: New York, 4; Phil
adelphia, !.
At Rrooklvn-The Brooklyn
game was called in the third inning on
account of rain.
AT PttsburE-TTle Pittsburg-St. Louis
game was called ir the third inning; rani.
The score was: Pit1sburg, &; St Louis, O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
An Increase for March Of $263.014 Over
March Of Last Year.

Washington. April 2l.-The monthly
statement of the collections of internal
revenue shows that for the month OF
March, 1865 the total receipts were 49,
347 ,J02, an increase as compared with
March, 1904. of $3.50. Ola.
The receipts from the several sources
of revenue are given as follows:
SpiritS-$11. 051 096; decrease, $422.aS2.
Tohacco-$2g7,276: increase. sI,3,764.
Fermented lquors-s3. 800 S2S; increase,
$25a. 222.
Oieomargarine-s7S.2S1 PSI; increase, s4S.5s5
Process of renovated butter-sl0,396; de-
crease. $SlS2.
Miscellaneous-s79,4 AIS: decrease, 1892.
For the nine months of the present fis-
cal year. the receipts show a decrease
of $il9,6,1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22

New York, April 2l.-Abraham Levy
counsel for Nan Patterson Photographed.
today, to a Chicago lawyer to secure in
detail the story Of Samuel Eisenberg
who said he saw Caesar Young kill
himself. Mr.. Levy was Informed in
reply that Eisenberg told n convincing
story and was willing to come to New
York to testify to it, Mr.. Levy said it
tailed with that told by witness
Hazleton of Onconta. y. Y, who testi-
fled for the defence in Nan Pattersons
last trial.
THE man does not speak English"
said Mr.. Levy. and l do not know how
he would staLd under the fire of cross
examination, but his story impresses
me-"
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OTHER GAMES.

At Observation-Disclosures (Eastern). s;
Norwich (Ct.). 8.
Bridgeport (Ct), 0 G innings: rain).
At notwithstanding game: Mon
treal (Easterm. 3; Hartford Cto. 0. Al
ternoon game: Hartford. 3; Montreal, )
Called in first half of ninth; rain:
College, 0.
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TRADING STAMP FAILURE.
The Blue Bond Co. of PhiladeI phia
Fools Hundreds of Women.

Philadelphia. April 21.-The Blue
Bond Trading Stamp Co. with head
quarters in this city. has closed its
doors. Hundreds Of women with books
filled ready for redemption called ut
the company's store, today. only to find
tina 1T had been vacated. The company
had been in business here for several
months and had made wide distribu-
ton of its stamps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
FIRE ON sLAcKWELL'S.
Nearly 700 Patients Nearly in Panic
Boiling Wax on Fire.

New York, April 21.-A panic among the
6OO or 90 patients in the metropolitan
hospital on Blackwell's island was mar
rowly averted. today. when a pot of boil
ing wax was overturned and set fire to
the floor of a ward containing 80 patients
The flames were quickly extinguished
with hut little damage. The fact that
there was fire in the building was kept
from the occupants of the other portions
of the hospital.