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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-13

Schmitz, ranger in charge Of the We
naha forest reserve, which is located
partially in Umatilla county and
which will be apportioned stockmen
on Monday. December IS, at Walla
Walla, instead of December 16, the
first date decided upon
walla Walla, Dec. 12.
East Oregonian,
Pendleton, Ore
Gentlemen:-In reply to yours of
December 10, will say that home
steaders who entered their claims be-
fore the land in the Wenaha reserve
was withdrawn from settlement on
May 12, 1905, and who have complied
with the homestead laws, are as much
entitled to their claims as though they
were not within the boundaries of the
reserve; but no new claims, except
ing mining claims, can be initiated
In the reserve. The enclosed use
Book" will fully explain the laws.
Yours truly,
j. NJ. SCHMITZ,
Ranger in Charge.
Page 13 of the regulations of forest
reserves gives the following laws
which have been adopted by the in
terror department for the guidance of
the public in relation to forest re-
serves:
Sec. Persons having valid claims
under the public land laws or legal
titles to land within forest reserves
are free to occupy and enjoy their
holdings, but must not interfere with
| the purposes for which the reserves
are created, and must not cut timber
or make use of forest reserve land or
rights thereon, without n permit, ex-
cept within the limits of their claims
and there not to the extent of COM
mitting trespass.
All questions involving titles to such
claims are entirely within the juris'
diction of the secretary of the inter
ior.
Sec. 11.-Mining: No land claim,
can be initiated within forest reserve
except mining claims, which may b'
sought for. located, developed anC
patented in accordance with law anC
forest reserve regulations.
Sec. 111.--No lieu selections: NJ
right now exists to exchange private
holdings within forest reserves 70
lands elsewhere, except where sucl
right was established in the interio
department before March l, 1905, AM
except with regard to indemnity Sc
lection of school lands in sections 1
L and 36.
, From these regulations 1t is mad
plain that all homesteaders within tn
boundaries of the reserve may com
plete title to their holdings as thoug
the reesrve was not created, but n
lieu land selection may be made, un
less the location of their land in tn
reserve was made prior to March
1905 and not then unless certified t
: by the secretary of the interior.
A large portion Of the reserve with
. in Umatilla county is located by sci
= tiers and they will always have firi
= privileges in the distribution of rang
Y within the reserve.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-13
Missionary Meeting

The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church will meet
Friday at $3.50 p. m. with Mrs. John
McCourt.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
SVenskt Bageri!

Den gamle valkande svenske bagaren A. r, JOHNSON, %
Iowa street, rekommenderar sig harmed landsmannens atanka.
Knackebrod, Skorpor, Tebrod och ALT hvad till en- val ordnad
skandinavsk bageriafar horer. Orders fran landsorten expedieras
med o%mgaende, Telefon Ic7.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
HAIR OCH DER.

Det gamla bruket att dopa
krigsfartyg, son ga af stspeln.
med en- faska vi har vallat OWN.
nornas kristna Notwithstanding
manga bekymmer. Hgarje gang
EFT nytt krigsskepp skall dopas,
hatva qvinnorna till hottministe.
riet insaadt langa protester mot
delta brak. som de funit syndigt
och gifvande EFT daligt exempel.
Hittiils hafva dock dessa prote
ster icke hielpt nagot. Men nu
synes Diet som pm VISA af de olika
~staternas guvernorer pa eget be-
vag beslutat att bryta med den
gamla seden. Salunda har guver-
nor Johnson af Minnesota beslu.
tat att Diet nya slagskeppet Min
nesota" skall dopas med en- flaska
vatten fran Diet beryktade Mime
hahafallet. Och guvernor Hoch
at Kansas forklarar att pa grund
at Diet rykte denna stat vunnit
under senaste tiden genom Ole
kriget. skall krigsskeppet Kan.
sas" dopas med en- haska ola, icke
Standard Oil bolagets monopol
raihnerade vara, utan akta, ofor-
falskad raolja sadan den waller
fran ur kallorna pa manga staIlen
j Kansas.
| hottdepartemeltet tucker
nan 81 ON denna anordning och
en- hog embetsman SADIE: "Det
ar narraktigt att tala ON att dopa
EFT nytt krigsskepp med ola i
staller for vim. lngen akta sjo.
buss kan lats sig ofvertyga ON
att EFT krigsskepp blifvit riktigt
dept och hyter sakert pa vattntt,
forran en- haska vim blifvit knsckt
moi dess bog"
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
Bedrog OGDEN.

En- njurakomma slutar ofta med OGDEN
men genom att valja Diet rata lakemedlet
lurade e. H. Wolfe | Bear Grove, Iowa,
OGDEN. Han sager: For tva ar sedan hade
jag en- n~jurakomma. som fororsakade mig
stor smarta, lidande och bekymmer, men
jag tog Electric Bitters, som astadkom
~fullstandlg bot. Jag har ocksa fupLit Diet
af stort yarde i altman syaghet och nerv-
akomnor och halter Diet alltid tillhauds.
da jag funnit att Diet Ell har siu make.
Lungren IL Andrews apotek. Sioux
City, la. for SOC faskan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
En- vardsI0s aktur

slutar ofta med en- ledsam olyckshandel-
SO. Begagna Buckleu's Ainica Salye att
hela skador. son uppstatt geuom olycks-
handelse. EFT djupt sar / foten frau en-
olycSshandelse", skrifver Theo.Schue'e /
Columbus, o.. fororsakade mig stor
smarta. Lakarne stodo makti0sa. men
Bucklen's Arnica Salve helade Diet qvickt
Lindrar och helar brannssr magiskt. CSC.
hos Lungren & Andreen apotekare.
Sioux City, 10
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07

Lungren il Andrews apotek. Sioux
City. la. for soc faskan.
Elfva g~rahariga juryman j
New Haven, Conn, hade har ON
dagen / uppdrag att atgora storle !.
ken al den understanding som
ordrades at en- Is arig fru at en-
AMMAN 10 ar yngre, for Diet denna
sprungit bort med den aldres mans
hjerta, och delta hjerta ar "a ar
gammalt. Manner i historien ar
apotekare John O. Noxon, "a ar
gammal. Haas hustru hade slant
fru Mary Remington, ell enka.
med fordran pa 10000 dollars for
Diet hon beroivat fru Noxon hem
mes mans tillgifvenhet. En- jury
al IL personer a tillsatt. men en-
af jurymannen insjuknada hastigt
strax fore slutet at rattegangstor-
horet och man enades on att lata
de IL aterstaende afgora saken.
Filter iva timmars ofverlaggning
var deras beslut fattadt, och de
ofverlemnade till domaren slit
ltslag. som bestamda summan till
? 500 dollars. Domaren skakade
pa hutvudet och SADIE: Jag tror
att Diet ar bast herrarne ga ut
igen och tanka l'tet nogare pa
saken," Foljden vardt att de I'M
der nasta timme skrufvade upp
beloppet med 50 procent, och fru
Noxon tilldomdes $3.50 dollars /
skadestand. hviket giilades af
domstolen. Saken kommer emel-
le:tid att ga till hogre RAFT. Forli
den host lyckades fru Noxon la
sin man satt under formynder.
,kap. Hon ingick aktenskap med
honom 1851 och sager att de LET.
vat lyckligt tillsammars till dess
fru Remington kom inom synha l.,
Noxon sager att han lemnade sin
hustru, emedan hon behandlade
hohom som ALA andra inacxorde.
rirgar hennes kosthus.
M6tFH0 i kyrkan pa S och Iowa
SITS. f~ortsattas.
S5ndags f. m. XII. 1915. e. m.
XII. 7.45. Torsdagsqvallar XII.
I7,45,
Skandinaver hiertligt valkomna
C.. L. Magnuson.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-19
Die sdlanaensunae.

Die 3unse oisnt Der S9lange Iheinz
bar bauptIddli9 als 9aHoraan. Gis
sentli4 aber lit bieie 8eaeidnung bod
ntdt 5utrsffsnb, neil Ole S6lansene
5lnge 10 empfinbli4 1T, bab cine Be
riibrung nit ben Gegenitdnosn fir fe
niht erforoetli6 lit. Sic i4eint alio
Der SiB zines @efiibls gu iein, oas Der
Jdbigteit man9er Geute dbnli9 lit. bic
aud i'm OunteI 9inoerniHen auspei-
den, obne fe beribrt gu baden, nur
baB Dies 0erm0gen in Der Shlangen,
8unss nod febr seitsisert 1T. 8stanntz
lid lduft Die 3nnse Der S6lansen IN
atpsi SpiBen aus -oabsr ods befanntt
Spmbol Der Doppelsiingfstsit-uno IL
binter Der Gabelung nod nit 5ahirsj'
den Galten perieben. I'm Die empfino'
lihe Sberflahe 81 pergroBerB. untel
Ser 6aut uno in Den 5dltsn liessr
itarfe bielper5peigte Nerpen, Die Iblieb'
lid in duBerft feline 5aIern mad ansr
RihtmResn bin %auslaufeu. Die @na
i4auuna. Dob Die Shlangen nit ibrel
3unge gu ite6sa perm0gsn. lit natiira
iib Aberelaubs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-19
MoSerner sd,mu6.

Sn England peroen Die @mardsoe
iest 10 MODERN. bob fie i9nel i'm
pretfs teisen uno gu ben beliebteiten
anb tbeuerftsn 5tetnen Der tommen@
ben Saifon sebDren ipsrbsn. Die 90s
nisin MIeranora beFbt einen iebr tofts
barren 9maragoi9mud, Die prinaefin
Rarl BON Ddnemart bat einen btesz
famen @irtel, Der bus 100 groBen
@marasbsn BON RENTER Waferfarbe
gebilbet 1T; aud ote Gteine Der Ser
5osin bon 8ueeleu9 uno 2aop Nbers
been itnb unfhdbbar, Gin eigenarttz
ses aolisr aus Smarasoen uno Dia<
manten beiiBt 2oob 9elen Stapproale.
Gs bat bic 5orm BON 8lumen, Die nit
Dtamantentetten gebunben Iinb; Elm
ttnatssr sroBer @maragb, BON Bril-
Ianten umgebeu, bdngt bon Dem 9pls
Tier bsrab. aabp Sberbone III Die
gliidlt9s 8eliberin Der f9onsu 5mas
rasosn, Die eiut Der 6iiritin Marie
bon Sed seb0rten, uno Die 9eraogin
pen Marlborpugb, Die meiit lire be-
rlbmten Dtamanten unb qerlen trdgt.
errests tiirslid @ufieben ourd etnen
toftbaren Smdragbf6mud, Cine
i9one Sidra aus Smaragbeu bat
9abp gareip, ole auberoem pom G9ab
bon periien sinen aubergepDbnliA
toftbaren Stein gum @ef6snt erhalten
Pat. Qnoers Damen oes ensliI9en
9bels babsn gauge 9ermDgen in biefen
sranen Steinen angelsgt, Die nab Der
stsenmdrtigen Mobe Oteredig 9si9nits
ten tperbeH,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-19
,,@uten aNprasn, serr aHAsr..

Dieter permeintlid edit bajupart5he
8iereefane lit bonn Neroen in 8anern
eingefiibrt. Die inuftrirte Moden@
ihrift nOas 8aperlano" gibt bieriiber
folgenbe intereHante Details: Mer
tennt ni9t bieis fpsnisen Worte aug
benz beriibmten 8pdbpmnus, Der BON
taufeno ourftisen 8eblen gefungen
tpiro, tpenn in ben 9alleu bes !Sofs
brdubaufes Die 8odfatfon er0ffnet 1T.
Mobl Nismano nirb abnen, bab bies
les gtfliselte Wort feline Gntftebung
niht an bsr Star fanb. nidt einmal
in Mltbapern, ipnbern gu 30nissberg.
Oort ftarb i'm Sabre 1889 Elm altes
bemooftes 9aupt, Der 5ur Strabtns
fisur geporoene epige STUDENT unb
5ofpitalit Sbbann Wilbelm Slider.
Die auffduige armisliae gri9sinung
Oss fi6 itdnois euf Der StraBe berumz
treibeuoen Mannss erregte Die aleez
metne 4ufmettfamfett unb perf6affte
ibm, penn du6 gan5 geeen fetnen
WilIen, cine unbeimli6e popularitdt.
@unB a0niesbers srs0bts fid9 Oarun.
ibn, mann uno ND er ith bliden lieb,
nit einem muntersn r@uten Morgen,
Serr Slider" gu bt9riiBen. Ter alfo
@efeierte fano oaran tein @srgrigen,
iopoern lpuroe' b6cbit erboI}. Iber psrs
eebens beitiitmts sr Die 4oli3ei nit
torttpabrsnbsn Ginqaben, i'm au
f9fBen, ia, In cine Smnebiatsinqube
an Den aDnia bon S;sgtutea fIebte er Die
Woieitat an. i'm ~ siAitmea a6er
felbft hds mar her7st eas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-19
Sin fercierter Ritt

erbet otter in eirtem llnfaa. lin Ser.
lebungen 81 beilen, gebrau6t Bud
lens @rnico SaIbe. Sine tiefe Wunbe
IN meinem SUB, i6reibt 56eobore
S9tile, Columbus, O., perurIa6tc
mir 9roBe S6mer5en, Q(er3te warell
ma6tlos, aber 8uflen'8 @rrtica Sable
beilte lie i6nel. % @en@. 3u ba.
ben Bel s. aalteper & SObu, SEQ. =.
s. Shmibt unb @bOlpb 8reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-19
Sic NarriNenfu!tnren Der SeiaDz
SmIeln rnb ibre G%mtffeBams.

Sin edredeu Der s@ifiabrt- SdaaerltMe
@riumeruueen-gerlafem @1mdnieSer iofs
iuue 3efprmator Sorriem=s mitb Slid
iid,es Experiment.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-19
sHrdaterItdes setpem aeboben,

S6refli6 inter ben 6olgen peraif>
teter unb unperbauli6er SpeiIen lei,
beub, nabm s. s.. @rapIou, 2ula,
Wtif., Or. Sings Nere 2ebenspiaen
ulb wnrbe gebeilt. 25 Gents. 3u
baben bel s.. &alteper & Sobn. SEQ.
s. j. S6mibt unb @boipb SreiB,
@%arautieri.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
STEAM DREDcE SANK.
Twenty Two Lives Lost In the Acct
dent.

New York. March Capt. j. a.
MinCt of the steam dredge Texas which
fOundered at sea with Il loss Of 10 lives.
was brought here. Wednesday,. on the
steamer Rotterdam. from Rotterdam
ana Boulo@ne. The other survivors
of The Texas We're landed at Waterford
several WcekSaS having been rescued
by the bri%anti;c Mercedes. after II ter
rible experience with hunger. thurst
and cold in an open boat.
The Texas fOundered at midnight on
Christmas eve while on her way from
DantEic to Gal, est on. Two of her boa is
were launched. but one Of them
S"amped. This boat. containing the
chief O.hcer and u men. sank immedi-
alrly and all its occupants were
drowned. In the second bolt the sur
vivorS drifIed II days. the last six Of
which they were absolutely without
food or water. One of the men died from
exposure. another became insane and
the remaining t. were on the verge Of
hNSteria When help came to them.
They had drunk sea water ana their
bodies were covered with bols. When
taken oil board the Mercedes one of the
survivors said that they had lust
drawn lots to decide which one should
he killed to furnish food for his fell
lows. y little later they were trans
terred to the steamship Zeno and land
ed at Waterford, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
The REVOLT.
In Arabia Comes Near to
Being Real War.
Hot Five Days Fight in Pro-
gress at Sauaa.
Turkish Troops are Deserving by the
hundreds-Insursent Winning.

ConstantinOple. Mar. 1.-The present
inSurrectiOn in Yemman province.
Arabia, appears to put in the shade all
previous levOltS. The center Of the
movement is 1T Saada. nOrthward OF
Sanaa. capital city of Yemmen prov
ince. and already there are signs of its
extension TO the province of Asyr.
The insui gents have again surround
I'll Sa naa and a stubborn fight has been
III progress for five days. Many of
he Turkish troops refuse TO resist any
further and are deserving. In the south
the towns of Aab and Hidjeh the lat
ter containing 1000 troops with four
guns are surrounded and on the point
OF captivating. The alleged victory of
Feb !. (when ii WAS officially ANNOUNCE
"a that the Turkish forces had routed
The rebels infesting Saada. and had re-
'ievcd the heSieged garrison OF Sanaa)
turns out to have been an insurgent
success.
Turkeys defective transportation de-
avs tho despatch Of reinforcemants.
ne object of the instruction is be-
i"ved To be the creation Of an autono-
nous Arab state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
MURDER MYSTERY.
o,,1, NJ An Unidentified Woman Found
in Chicago.

f.biooco. Mar. 1.-The body Of an un-
,,.,,iied woman has been found lying
,,. sidewalk in front of 5J29 Mon
1870 av.,,1. the aliStocratic section of
.,.,. park. She had been killed by Il
,.,.oIvrr bullet fired into her head be-
,.hiod the right ear The police have
-, %, been able to ascertain her name
O, gain any facts.
I'll. people in the neighhorhooh
l.arI SHOTS and hurryinS out found
n. Lr,y Of a woInan lying on the side
VII Sin. WIS not known to any OF
,iam and il is believed she came to
80. mace % her death i'll a c.IrTiage.
chicago. Mar. l.-JameS y. Logan.
Ir l, Years Old, confessed today tn
having murdered Mrs. Della Tracy,
the woman found last night OF 4 side
walk in the fashionable residence por-
ZION of Hyde Park. The woman was
q servant employed near the scene Of
the tragedy Robbery was the motive
Iogan was arrested after his father
ianilor had called nj "A police station
and stated that theS ON had stolen 4
revolver aud left home last night ANA
when questioned. today, refused 10
maxi, any reply.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
TONGUE CUT OUT.
Brooklyn Man Undergoes Painful
Operation.

New York. March l.-R. s. Finch, an
official OF Il Brooklyn Coal Co. has sub
mit,ed to an operation for the removal
of his tongue. About two-thirds was
cut away. yet with the remaining pOr-
;ionS of the organ and the muscles of
his throat he will be able after Il lit
tie practice. to speak intelligibly. The
operation is the second Of that nature
performed here within a few months
Finch had been a heavy smoker for
years and complained six months ago
of an irritation near the base of his
tongue. A cancerOus growth appeared
and spread SO rapidly that when the
operation was found necessary the
tongue had become effected from tip
TO base. The glands of the mouth were
also cungested and it became necessary
to remove them.
The tongue was first pressed to one
side in order that the surgeons could
get AT the lingual arteries. Severing and
tying them and thus checking the flow
Of blood. The loss Of blood was about
six ounces and the operation lasted so
minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
PLENTY OF MONEY.
Japan Has Funds To Garry On War
fer Some Time.

Toxic March IA meeting of bank
RS and financiers was held Wednesday,
for the purpose o: discussing the sub
'crip:ionS to the new domestic loans.
should il be found to be oyeI>s,,bscrib+d
whe- the list is opened
At the close of the meeting the a $50
GATED bankers announced that they
would take Go.ooo.O 900 ven. about saO-
100000. The imperial household viii
take a."O0.OO0 yen and other corpora
lions and individuals 10 900. 900 ven.
1t is expected that the loan will be
doubly subscribed. Count Okuma ad-
ir"ssinE the meeting said that the Jan.
Tese COmestic tinanc.a! capital was
astonishing even to its friends He ex-
pressed the belief that the slight dis
turhance in SHANGHAI conditions. de-
spite The enormous expenditures, was
drc to the fact that agriculture fur
nlshed the country's great wealth. Con-
inning Count Okuml said that he be.
.i"v-d the country Wo,ild continue the
WAY without any feeling of financial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
Maine NEWS.
Order Of Bangor Cit!
Council Declared Illegal
Supreme Courts Decision On
Bangor-Brewer Bridge.
No Evidence Against DefiIlippo il
Rumo Murder mystery.

Bangor, Me-. Mar. by a decision
of the full! bench OF the supreme court,
Mayor Eeal and others are perpetually
enjoined from carrying out the order
of the Bangor city council passed Oc-
t"ber IA for the building of two new
spans for the Bangor Brewer toll
bridge. The court found the action of
the council illegal and that the pro-
POSED Inability would place the city be-
:ond It's debt limit. The case has been
III the court since last October and was
brought by the opposition Ia Mayor
Bead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
DANIEL CLARK.
Pioneer Cranberry Man Dies at His
Home in Liberty.

Liberty. Me. March l.-Daniel Clark.
ore of the pioneers of the Massachus44;t Is
cranberry industry. died at his toma in
liberty. today aged Al years. When III"
cranherries were iilst put on the general
market 30 years ago, the problem Of bar
relS was solved by coming to Maine and
contracting with Mr.. Clark. then in nuSi-
ness at SOGth Paris. He continued to be
the principal contractor in cranberry
conperasc Tor several years. He left 4
wife and three sons Morton l.. Clark OF
Liberty. ID. Crummett Clark. day editor
Of the Watnrville Morning Sentinel, ard
James I.aurin Clark. Bans'.r X .>roos-
iook TRAN. Iii: i,Itcher. The funt ral Will
bt. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. March 1.-Sncc Tues
u1E morning. a moderate disturbance
has moved sOutheastward from Mani
tcba To the north Carolina coast with
decreasing intensity. 1t has been unat-
tended by precipitation except in the
lower lake region and the middle At
ldntic states. where there were local
SHOWS and rains.
TIE weather will be generally fair
Thursday and Friday.
It will be warmer. Friday. in the
middle Atlantic states ard New Eng
land. On tie New England coast. the
winds vii; lie fresh northwesterly and
on line middle Atlantic coast light to
fresh northcrly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
COMMENCEMENT PARTS
Assigned Wednesday at the University
of Maine.

Ororo. Me, March 1.-The names of
those who have beer selec.e ed TO pre-
pare cor,mencement paris at the tniver-
sity Of Maine We're announcad. ;oday.
They are Curtis f.. Abbott. I.ock. : Mill;
Gould K. Anthony. Scotland CT; Herbert
". RacheIdcr. Winthrop; Florence Balen-
tiIe. Orolo; Arthur W. ,,ollins. Caribou;
Ernest l.. DnSmOre. Whiting: Henry h
bow. Old Town: RObeT X. Drummond
Bangor: George X. Huntington. Lynn,
Mass: J. Harvey Mcclure. BaIaor: Car
II. Smith. Sii6 vinegar; Dwisht r. Smith
Skowhegan; Adrlb-rt w. Spra;,nt. Ban
zor: Howard A. Stanley. Beverly, Mass.
carl w. Weeks. Masar'lis. and / :Inis o.
IA hi a. OrOu0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
MARTIAL LAW
General Order Of Things in Russian
Poland.

Warsaw. March 1.-2.5G p. M.-The
governor general Of Poland has pro-
claimed partial state of siege In the
governments Of i<alisZ. Lublin. Kieice
and I.nmZa. AS Il similar condition pre-
wills in the remaining six provincial
governments all Poland is now govern
ed under n modified form OF martial
law. The proclamation does not give
sDecific reasons for the action taken
Tut il is due to the general unsatisfac-
tory condition of the country.
The strike on the Vistula railroad is
ended. Trains both nort., and south Of
Warsaw have been renewed. The
strikers obtained higher wages and
other concessions.
The strikes on the suburban railroads
have also ended and Warsaw's rail-
road communications have now been
restored.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
HEARING POSTPONED.
No Evidence introduced Against De.
fillppo. Charged With Murder.

Portland, NJ, March 1.-Sabati De-
fillrpo charged with the alleged muir
der IF Alphnnzr Rumo. week ago
TUESDAY night. Was arruigned in the
municipal court today but no evidence
"as introduced. the hearing being post
poneG until saturday. March IL. pend
ing the arrival from New York III
Carinine Navarro. who is also charged
with being u principal i'll the case.
Stefan" Chionrhio, Gaetano Solliatti
ana the wives Of Rumo ana Navarro
we're held without bail IS material wit :
ncSGeS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
PRIZE STEAMER BEAcHED.
German Steamer Romuius High and
Dry In Aomori Bay.

Toxic. March 1T is reported that
the German steamer Romulus, which
vas recently seized while en- route to
Nladiv"stok with 4 cargo OF Cardiff
coal. mas been bcachei in Aomori bay.
II is understood that the Romulus
struck an iceberg when attempting 10
I'dss through Soy& strait and was dam
aged so that She wls leaking on her
port side when seized by the Japanese.
A prize crew was put aboard her and
she was started for YOkosuka Her leak
Increased and IL was necessary to
beach her in order to save her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
1900 CUTTERS
In Quincy Granite Quarries Strike for
More Pay.

Quincy Mass. Mar. Twelve hun
dred cutters in the granite quarrieS of
Quincl struck. "Wednesday for a new
wage srhrdIi" providing irr So 4 day
rs thu lowest rate. Hundreds Of Othe"
worhmcn are also idle and il is OK
rrct-l that within Il short time unless
i settlement is reached from 1900 TO
9eGh men Will be out of employment.
tn" employees expect the contest to
he Wo.racted although some owners
have large contracts Oh the books end
d.,r" To fulfil them within Il reason
able time. The Cutters union is Stror {,
financially and is affiliated with unions
IN other places including those nj Wes-
'"Fly, f. l., Barre. VI. ard Montpelier.
Vt. and Concord. y. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON.
President Roosevel.'s Former Guide to
be Present at inaugural.

Lewiston. Maine, March Especial
to tn. Journal from Island Falls. Me-.
lays:
William W. ;rwall. tire cid guide and
companion OF President Roosevelt.
started fer Washington today. He was
accompanied by his family and also by
Thomas W. Ira. ry. his Sor-in-l law, ami
Miss I.Ouvie -. Racket. They will at
lend the inauguration of Mr.. Sewalfs
old ii lend President Roosevelt.