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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-19
SAN BERNARDlNO STREET
BONDS TO BE CONTESTED
SITTER FIGHT OVER THEIR LE-
oALITY EXPECTED
Trial Of william cole Of Needles, Ae-
cused Of AssaultIne Miner, ls
Beeun--Youne Man Seeks His
Mother

Special 10 The Herald
SAN BERNARDtNo, July IA
contest that may go to the highest
courts in the land IL about to be com
menced here 10 collect certain street
improvement bonds that were issued h
1891 These bonds covered a number
Of the principal streets OF the city and
amounted to many thousands OF dol
lars.
A portion Of these bonds have been
paid in years past, while others have
recently been compromised, though
there has always been doubt as to
the legality Of the bonds and whether
they could be collected.
City rreasurr Phillips has now been
notified by the holder OF the bonds,
the Santa Barbara County National
bank, to sell the property under bond
10 on Fourth street. This will bring
the issue to focus, as 1t will no
doubt be defended by the present own
ers of the property most Of It having
changed hands since the bonds were
issued.
The probabilities are that the pres-
ent property owners who are affected
by the unpaid bonds will fight the mat
ter and test 1t in the courts as to
whether they can be collected, there
being still large sums that are unpaid
and remaining cloud on the property
title.
Accused Of AssauIting Miner
The trial Of william Cole of Needles,
charged with the assault of T. B.
Bolden, Needles miner, with intent to
rob, has been commenced here. The
case is an aggravated one, as Bolden
was brutally beaten and unconscious
when found. The chief witnesses
against Cole are two Mexicans, who
claim to have seen him commit the
assault while the prosecution has evil
dence found in the mans trunk that
will be discriminating.
Cole Is striking Santa Fe machinist,
who afterward became a bartender.
he Will dtlcIlpt W pIONc dii diiDl d'ld
has large number of witnesses.
San Bernardino Briefs
A young man. Ralph Shaw, has been
found in Cotton this week looking for
his mother, whom he has not seen or
heard from in over fifteen years when
he was taken away from home to live
with a relative. They lost track Of
each other and he has been unable to
get trace of her until recently, when
he learned she was living in Long
Beach and he went there today to meet
her.
John w. Lesher, aged 81, one OF the
few remaining early pioneers of tnis
valley, passed away this morning at
his home in this city. He came here
overland about half century ago and
has since lived here. His wife sur
wives him.
The joint municipal lighting commit
tee, composed of members Of the city
council, the board of trade and the
Merchants association, which will take
up the agitation and investigation Of
the subject OF a municipal lighting
plant for this city, has organized ny
electing Councilman r. F. Garner as
chairman and City Attorney Swing as
secretary. The gathering Of data and
information will now be commenced.
Soloists from Sousa's band at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-19
HOLLYWOOD NEWS

EntertaInment GIVEN az De PauW IN.
dustral School
Special to The Herald.
HOLLYWOOD, July 1s.-The male
members Of the board of trustees OF
the Prospect Park Methodist church
gave an entertainment at the De Pauw
Industrial school this evening. The
first part OF the evening a chicken pie
supper, which was cooked and served
by the men, was enjoyed. and later an
excellent musical program was given.
Franz Helle, the great F'iuegel horn
soloist, at Coronado Tent City.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-19

Everything you want you viii find IN
the classified page-a modern onoyolos
neoia. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-19

Rates 90 Imperial ana ConcheIIn Valleys
special Round Trip tickets al reduced
rates from Los Angeles and other
ley imperial, Calexico. Indio, Coachella,
Thermal and Mecca are on sale every
Tuesday until September 2e, 1905 In
quire AZ southern Pacific ticket onice,
261 B. Spring 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13
La Sastreria de moda

Fl, el acreditado esta ablecimient de
SASTRERIA de Don Gerardo Meri-
no, Sc acaba de recibir uu surtido
exce,ente de casimircs francese<. in
g!eses, lanillas. franelas &c Ultima
nOvedad para la estaci5n del talor
1riles ma a'lorquines y catalanes y cha
lecos alta novedad y de dolores varia
disimoS
Fin telas para forros y ETC.. hay tam
bieu TN surtido extraordinario.
La prontitud, el esmero en- la con
feccion y el corte elegante que es el
distintivo de este ests blecimiento de
SASTRFRIA. le han conquistado el
envidiable credito de que goza. real
zado shora por las grandes 1mporta
clones de telas acabadas de recibir.
Sc hacen trajes ala medida, desde
SI2.oo hasta S 5000.
Una vista al eStab1ecimiento, es la
mejor manera de convencerse.
Fortaleza 10, frente al BOI ETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13
lBuena esta la parroluiasl lbue-

| lBuena esta la parro1uia;. bue
ma. buena!
| Durante estos diaS tristeS los
empresarios de teatros reciben
por docenas las peticiones de
billetes.
"Muy seiior inio: No sc 81
recordara usted que yo viva en-
ell II de la calle del Somb1erete
cuando usted tenia una novia en-
ell S; por cuya razon suplico a
usted me propcrcione seis buta-
cas- para mis- nlflas y sus novios,
con "ojecto' de yer la obra que
estan ustedes echando.
Como Sc que no va gente es-
tos dias, no creo abusar pidien-
dole localidades. go
De usted afectisimo etc, etc.
Ell ernpresario Sc enfurece Y
dice que este es un pals perd1do
donde todo Ell murdo desea vi
vir de gorra, q 10 cual replica q
segundo galan
-Tlene usted que fijarse en-
que estamos en- la cuesta de
Euero y que nadie tiene un
cuarto.
-iDigamelo usted a mi!
.-Por mucho orden que uno
tenga en- su casa. no puede pres
cindir de ciertos desem bolsos. >.
Yo mismo estoy pasando gran
des apuros. tQue cree usted
que hemos condo mi seilora y
20 desde ell jueves aca7 Una
peseta de callos y media libreta.
iPodria usted prestarme cinco
durosa
iOh, la cuesta de Enero!
ZmiS 70bo0do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13
AnunciO gratis

Ell Cafe de LA MARGARITA ofrece
( los dneilos de habitaciones amuebla
das y que desean darlas en- alquiler,
un servicio gratuito anunciador de
dichas habitaciones. Al efecto Sc ex-
pondra en- los salones del Cafe Res
tarrant una lista, en- Ia que fguraran
todas las habitacioaes cuya situacion
= demas detalles ind;quen Sis propie
tarios.
Dirigirse LA MARGARITA. P. O..
Box, 13, San, Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13
Cr6nica alegre
LA cuesta de Enero!

cado a las necesidades Sdomesti-
cas-; de modo que. hecha excep'
cion de media docena de rem
tistas y de cuatro 9 cinco ex
funcionarios de Cuba, no hay
quien teoga en- Madrid un duro,
hoy ID de Enero de 1904.
Va usted al teatrO y sc lie lie
ma Ell pecho de amargura al
contemplar aquellas butacas va
cjas y aquella tristeza que inva-
de Ell rostro de c0micos, empre-
sarios y acomodadores.
Los que aver frecuentaban
los escenarios y obsequiaban
con "cafeses" y caramelos a las
coristas hermosas, Sc abstienen
ahora de pisar aquellos sitios de
perdicion y permanecen en- ell
hogar leyendo. la historic de
Fray Bernardino, comentada
por los folicurarios.
Hay joven corista que sonaba
con llamarse esposa de nn tai
Niceto, Official quinto de la di-
Teccion de Rentas. visitante
asiduo del teatro' Hoy lie espe-
ra con ansia febril y Niceto no
parece.
-iEstara malo?-se pregun-
ta.-Siento la nostalgia de sus
frases carifosas.
Jay! y de sus medias tosta-
das-a1lade una companera de
coro. .1 f
lPobre Niceto! Su irreflexion
le ha conducido al punto de
gastar en- pocos dias Ell haber
que por classification le cores
ponde. Entire caramelos y me-
dias tostadas de abajo invirti0
los veintidos duros de su paga
de Diciembre. lQue hacer aho-.
Ta? Pues 10 que el hace; asistir
con puntualidad a la o6cina;
poner en- limpio las minutas con
buena letra y, Ell sus ratios de
ocio, escribir ell nombre de su
amada corista sobre la cubierta
de los expedientes: "Emeren-
ciapa". lQue nombre tan poe
tico! ro
De cuandO en- cuando. SAGA
del bolsillo un objeto misterioso
Y 10 besa si!enciosamente. Los
companeros de ohcina tratan de
averiguar que es 10 que besa
Niceto, pero el Sc MEGA a decir-
10, hasta que, en- un momento
de invencible frenesi, exclama
con entusiasmO:
-Ah' la teneis.
-:Que es esto7
I'm dedil.
-lUn dedil?
--Ha permanecido en- Ell dedO
gordo de Emerenciana durante
muchos dias. Aun conserva su
perfume.
-Huele a cerato.
-Si; porque la pobrecilla ha
tenido un unero.
Y ell joven vuelve a guardian
Ell dedil despues de olerlo para
entregarse a sus tristes reHexio-
mes.
La cuesta de Enero imprime
cierto caracter de amargura a to-
dos los actos, mas 9 menOs Os-
tensibles. de la vida madrileiia.
Los que antes pedian en- Ell ca
fe una racion de jamon f1ito, 9
una chuleta de lomo, 9 un EN-
trecot" con patatas suhadas. Sc
limitan hoy a declr al mozo con-
tidencialmente;
-Traeme media raci6n de
Queso.
---Aqui no hay medias racio-
-Pero 81 apenas tengo ga
nas...
NO importa: deje usted en-
el plato 10 que sobre.
No falta algun parroquiano
que al Dir esto, sc dirije al mOzC
Y lie habla asi:
-Puedes decir a ese seflo1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13
Sc alqui1an

Dos habitaciones frescas con entra-
das separadas. Parada Io Santurce.
Dirigirse P. O. Box SIS.
San Juan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
AT B0WD0IN
Trials for Annual Athletic
.Association Meeting.
Selection of Candidates Deferred
Until Teams Departure.
Second Of Series of Afternoon Teas
Decided Success-Other Notes.

Brunswick, Me-. Jar. 23-(SpeciaD.-
The first trials for the men who are
candidates for the annual Boston Ath-
letiC Association Meet. which will take
place in Boston, Feb. II. was held on
the outdoor running track at $50, this
afternoon, under The charge of Capt.
track team.
Although the afternoon was very
cold and the conditions rot conducive
to the best results in the way Of fast
time, the men showed up in excellent
form. and some good time was made.
however.
Fifteen mon are training for the re-.
lay team, and - of this number ran
in the trials. today. W"Eber. '66. wa
unable to take part because of a
srraincd ankle. and Nj Graw. %,
Rundlett. 90. and Burton, '07, were un-
able to take part.
Following are the men who ran:
Webb. 'o:'; Everett. Ned: Clarke, 'o5,
Tuell '0G; Eoikin. OF; Mincher. 'o.:
kinsman, 'O1: i<imba,l. o. Rrdnan.
%; Half"rd, '01; Lee. '0S. and Atwood,
Med.
Three lars were run in today's trials.
1t is probable hat th*rH will b. two
more trials befnr" the team is picked.
tn. lina. selection not being made until
n day or 50 before the departure Of the
team for Boston.
The second in he series Of afternoon
teas took place from $50 TO o'clock,
this afternoon in the Hubbard library
and proved a delightful affair. Al
though the attendance was not as large
as had been expected, the pleasure OF
the afternoon was not in the least
dampenad. The guests Of the afternoon
We're Portland friends. the visitors ar
riving on the early afte rnoon trains.
The ushers were selected as At the
last tea, one from each IF the different
fraternities. ana were as follows: Al
pha Delta Phi. Fred L. K. Piper %.
Psi J-psilOn JAMES w. ScWcn. Jr., %:
Delta kappa Epsilon Carl II. Robin
son. '0S: Zeta Psi. Karl Y. i\ilhorn. '0S:
Theta Delta hi. Stanley Williams. 10:
Delta Npsilon. Otis i. SiiImonds, 10:
Kama Sigma. Harold NJ. Edwards,
'05; Beta Theta ri, William j. Noi ION
'O5.
The patronessas IF the afternoon
were Mrs. Hutchin'. Mrs. H"ushton
| and Woodruff. The afternoon was
yraced with the ,,resnncc OF nearly al
| he members of the faculty and their
Indies including President and Mrs
| Hyde.
The following young ladies' served
the refreshments during tn" afternoon
| Miss Frank. Miss Ora wIoTd' MISS 'ur-
tis. Miss Webb, Miss humphreys N'sS
| Hubbard, Miss Whi,ch0uSc. MISS MVr-
riman. Miss cone, Miss Gilman. Miss
Felt. Miss Knight. Miss Lincoln. Mrs
.IutchinS presided oyer TIE tea sian"
Mrs. Moody at the coffee stan" aho
Miss title at the tea stand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
UNABLE TO WORK.
Metal Workers of Moscow Asked to
Strike by Comrades.

Moscow. Jan. 23.-Employes Of the
Eromley Metal Works, to the NUMBER
of 1000 met at 80 o'clock. tins alter
moon. and declared that they We're uh-
able 20 continue at work. because their
St Petersburg comrades mad Hskth
them to strike. They immediately leit
the works, formed pr"cesSl'i'
marched through the streets ana neg
ged their fellow workmen IN All m
d,;strial establishments to JOIN IN the
movement. \ majority of those VINO
vere thus requested To quit work. com
plied. Afterwards the strikers visited
the Sytin Printing Works. the largest
establishment of the kind in Moscow
and belonging to the millionaire pub
Usher Sytin. and induced the men EN- :
rloy.d there TO strike. The works We're
closed at ) +. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
IMPORTANT HEARING.
Maine Trust Co.. Of Gardner Plaintiff
in Bill Of Equity.


Auburn. Ne. Ian "a hearing w;,.'
commenced before Justice savage " III"
supreme court n L." this Afternoon. on Il
bill in equity. brought hv ia, Marine
Trust anl Banking 90. uf Gardiner. Mr..
as iruste" foi III" .ir+t it"ri=a4- b"nd-
hnldcrs of the Phillips X RanG,lry K. 4.
90.
Leslie G. Cornish. Esr "f Augusta. ap-
pcared as counsel To- tho lr.aiut;n art!
ii. NJ. Heath, f,@'l.. oi .\usustn. To-: he
railroad company ami Fletcher Pop. it
manager.
After the hill in cquity was rerd. colrj
adjourned to Monday. Jan 80 At 90 +.
NJ, as counsel for defendant stated tha
~ that time he expected 10 hc hir a.
max" proposition that woulG b, ;,cccl,
able t. tie boudhOldt-'S and that Moui.i
rerder tn" appointment of 4 receiver I'M
necessary.
The first mortgnge bonds amo5nt II
$liD.~1 and 'r" l"rE"ly hold hy thc say
ings banks of Tia" Stl:o. mHny ni which
We're represented ~ I've ho-tl in~. n "a
acceptable n lonositi"n is made. nest Mon
day. the hearing befpr,. Justic.. S.va9,,
Will be resumed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24

4 minor bill was being considered ~
the House. today. when Baker. New
York. e>citelly jlmued NJ and nov"G
t.Iat III. fiuus- adjourn. "in order tIi;:I
We may express our indesciiblbla hur-
ror at the Wanton rlas<Icrc that has
taken place in Russia
Spclker Cannon put the question 10
the House. The only Volt, reculr;c, in
its favor WAS that of Baker. xhu shal-
ing his finger 1T the Republican side Of
tn. Iouse. exclaimed. Tint Is the III
t,,.est the pro:le have in hunani,v..'
ana in an undertone said that il il hal
been a King or Emperor who had been
shot down the House immediately
would nave adjourned.
The District of Columbia APPROXIMATION
bill was then taken up III thr committee
Of the whole. Mann, H.. in the Chair.
Under latitude of general iebata Bur
CESS of Texas. discussed at length the
question OF rates charged by The rail
roads The President in his raccnt
message he said. had with ability and
marked clearness discussed the dutv
of the government and pointed ont that
the Presidents position admitted of no
sort Of question.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
TERMINATE REcEIVERSHiP
Affairs Of Appieyari Traction Co. to
Be Strengthened Out.

Springfield. Ohio Jan. ga movement
looking to the termination of the receiver
ship of the Appleyard Traction line Will
begin. this week. according to Col John
G. Webb of this city. president OF the
Columbus. Delaware & Marion Traction
Line Col. Webb has just returned from
Boston, New York and Buffalo. where he
conferred with Arthur E. Appleyard and
others interested. Col. Webbs says tina,
MIR. Appleyard lost sSSOOo in the German
Bank at Buffalo and that he is more
sinned against than SHINING.
THE bank" he added was wrecked
before Appleyard was induced to buy"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
A FIRM GRIP.
The Military Authorities
in Absolute Control.
W0rkmen in St. Petersburg
March from Mill to Mill
Demanding the Closing Of Factories
Situation Appears Grave.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 23-The mos.
starting feature in me situation. to-
| night. is the news that several factories
| III No*roN have closed ana that The
W"rklncn i'll the old capital of Russia
are elterat tilg thv tactics of their fell
ioW Worllnen Of the new capital.
marching from shop 10 shop and nill 10
| iAill, demanding that The establishment
be shut down.
The whole city is reported to be in a
state OF great excitement over the news
OF the bluo2Sned here. yesterday, when
mas prctil itattd Immediately the strike
;hat had been planned fol Wednesday.
Moscow has more Wurnmcn ana less
troops than ST. Petersburg ANA besides
is Just NOW IN the heart OF the liberal
movement ANA the danger Of bloody
occurrences there than have been Mit
nt SSed ter" .ire l.rOpurtiOnItely S.eater
\ rising III Moscow is also more Ike, .
Il Di.Vc 4rettrr results inGu-trally ANA
politically than ti,:tt at 81. Petersburg.
According To private reports the
workmtn iii seven al other big cities no /
t.blV EhArholf. where large locomotive
"ol'kS are located. already have COM
| llcttd ul;'l.S for i general suspension
| OF work Moreover reports are cur
cent that tie uo!Imen. who otherwise
would soon bc forced back Into III \
shops or stlr>e. have received assur-
aI"es of fiEul,ial support from the So
"i"tice which hitherto have furnished
The %neNS ~ W.Ir u Liberal ana revu-
:utionAry agitation, but nave not be-
fore hreH in touch with Inc labor move
nrIt. ii the strike becomes general
ali over itU.si; ami especially il the
| 'nircdI are drawn in. il might imme-
diaitly ioi' thv nation To make prhc-
i'll, JaIln.
The situation appears grave from ev-
cry s;"ndpolnt. but the authorities al
Trough apparently somewhat bpWil-
red 10 .i.Ire thtir ul'urse TO ST nd Fl ~
n.:.!Uit,iuing th;tt it is their ii st duly
| - preserve Order. scouting the idea os
Acturi revelation. Seemingly the al:M-
i:,ierS are most concerned over The e.
| FEET Of the present si;ulIion abroad
uhelt. they declare. exaggerated re-
posts create 4 false iiairession What.
il any steps have been taken 10 meet
Tie. gcnel,:l 4itua,i0p. however. has not
set been disclosed, but th"re dre eX-
trcmciy sig,liti,ani reports. tonight
that Emperor NJ, ,hclas. in making the
decision at the cXtrdoTl nary meeting
ul Tie council ul thc empire. at Tsars
i<o.-Srln. a. declare 81. Petersburg in
. state OF siege announced that he had
rys nI>vd 10 issue a manifesto to the
.rorle UIth Il NipW 10 calming them.
promising to create u mixed commits
sion nf woY',m'n and officials to iuves-
H.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
TO SUPPORT NElDRlNGHAUS.
Resolutions Adopte.d to Republican
State Central Committee.

jefferson city. Mo, jan GA rcso-
luton was ad"pt"d, tins afternoon. hy
the Republican state central commit :
tee calling on all Republicans members
of the assembly to support Thomas X.
Neidrinshaus the cau";ls nominee for
United States senator.
J. +. Goodrich Of Kansas City. made
brief causti, speech near the close II
the meeting and left III. hall. d.claring
he had been denied tn" right to address,
the meeting in open session.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
REDUCTION IN EFFECT.
4000 Operatives Accept Cut Down If
the Wage Scale.

Fall River. Mass. Jan. pa rcduc-
ton of 12ia per cent. in wages went
into effect. today. at the six mills of
the Fall River Iron Works Co. manu-
facturers Of print cloths. as announced
on Friday. The cut was accepted by
the 1000 operatives
1t is understood that a reduction will
be made shortly by two or three mills
here not engaged on print cloths.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
GENERAL sLoCUM DISASTER
Productive Of Considerable Legislation
for Improvement of inspection.

Washington Han. Z3.-Eep"esent ative
Grnsvnnor, chairman of the House
committee. on Merchant Marine and
Fisheries. introduced eight bills sub
mittcd by Secrrtary Metc;lf in accor-
dance with the recommendations in the
report of the General SlocCm invastiga-
ton commission, for the Improvement
Of the steamboat inspection service. by
the amending existing laws. Among
them is one establishing an executive
committee of the BOARD of supervising
inspectors with power TO amend the
rules Of the Steamboat inspection ser
vice to be approved by the secretary of
(ContInued on page ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
ORMOND NOTES.
Auto Races Commence, Today, tor
Distances Of One to Ten Miles.

Ormond. Fla. Jan. 23.-The racing
hoard has decided to begin the motor
races at | o'clock. tomorrow. with
stock cars for distances of one. hve
and 10 miles. The races will continue
from day to day. 45 minutes later each
day. The weather is excellent.
The body of Frank Croker left. TINS
morning. for New York.
+. NJ. Stanley. who is at st. Angus
tine hospital. is reported to be doing
we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. Jan. 23.-Conditions are
unsettled east of the Mississippi river
except in New England. with falling
pressure and cloudy weather.
Temperatures have fallen consider
ably in New England. on the NV
England coast winds Will b" light To
nesn north to northeast; ON the mid
ale and south Atlantic coast light to
!resh northeast to east.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
IN THE SENATE.
Attempt Made for Vote
on Statehood Bill.
The Fertilization Measure &C.
cupies the Session.
Senator Te,ar Criticizes Lack of Sys-
ten in island Fortifca ations.

WIshir rgtOn. Jan. 23.-Rcyeridge made
another Intellectual effort in III" Srn-
ate. todty. 20 have Il time fixed for
voting on the Statehood ill. The :or-
tiiicHtions appropriation bill MAS passed
after rejection of tie amendment
striking out the provision for insuidr
forli'ications. " lien tie bill Was TAX
~ W the pending question WAS an
ah'endmeMt by Teller To lie a.prori ia
tioA 10" il*;:l;r poSss:;sioiis.
Teller referring to the SLnto Domingo
matter. criticized The executive dcl,alt-
iHeHi ior taxing such 4 step and ,l"-
ciared the't VAS no authority allowing
the President T. ACT as he hud
The amendment was discussed BY
Messrs. C;rr.ack OF Lo,lisin "a. Gor,nun
l"'on and Money. ;:li If whom favored
it. Moaey based his support on IN,
facts. Ee said. thHt if the provision for
jhe fertilization oi the Philipninc is
lands IS left on th2 !,ll. lit Will look ax
if Ne are there to stay
III" .'ilI'-it,,il:-iit WIS voted down. Il
to -. Il ti:lrtl Au;p.
Ihr bin N;'= tH-,l ilasSe1.
WheH "a. J'i.u :,j}teh"od bill was
;"Nrn ~ ....t" ,rn.!.iuyl his speech il.
""1'oei'ion 20 'i,t lA"isure.
When EHir 'lo:sr'i. ha was warmi,-
congratulated BY senators.
BcVcri'lGt i:..,.ic iii effort to Secllrr
an agreement To Noj. on the bill. but
opposing senator's nn;rcteI. saving that
40 day for I! Nni,. OF ne nii! itself
could -" n"m"I untl the amendments.
had D"su Vrlr | On.
,,,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
ClOUDY-WARM Err.

Washinston Jam 23-Forecast for
New England: Increasing clnudin"sS.
Tuesday, followed by snow in th,-
west portion, warmer in north and
light TO fresh north to northeast winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Jan. 23.-Lncal forecast for
Hoston ana vicinity: Tursday. cioddy
and slowly rising temperature;
Wednesday, SNOW; light variable winds
becoming fresh northrrly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
Recent Church APPOINTMENT.

Rome. JaH. 1S.-The congregation or
the propaganda. today. selected ''e
Very Rev. Thomas F. Hickey, vicar
general Of the diocese of Rochester. ~
T.. as coadiutor bishop of that uio-
cese with the right Of succession.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
ON THE SAME LINES.
Strikes in 81. Petersburg and Moscow
Are Identical.

ST. Pctcrsburr. Jan. 2%.-The general
Strike III MnS.nW is rr"c't ding on eN-
actly tho Same lines a. the st. Peters
burg strike. The 0rnt l;.nlation ana
methods ar iruti> al.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
SESSIONS SUSPENDED.
Even Lawyers Make Trouble IN 81
Petersburg.

st. Petersburg. Jan. 2S.-The fourth
civil department Of the court of justice
has suspended its sittings owing to the
lawyers refusing to practice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24

In cases of Earache little SalVa-cea
placed in the ear gives instant rei'e''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-24
ASK ANY BOY

where is the best piece to get shoes
repaired ana the chances are he will
say Take them to Ynrk'S. the Little
yellow Shoe store. just above City
Hotel, and You will get the best work
In the city.