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New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Railroads.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOU

755, 1856. '1O.55 M IL 21o (s 2S
Congressional Lmited'), 1875, "A %, .42S. 80
p. m. II. 10 night Sunday S.25, 's.25. '1055 a m,
I225. s1255 Gags. Congressional Limited S.<S'
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-12.55. S.25. 4.25 p. m. 1sio
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-.s2s a. m. s.as p. m.
sEABoARD AIR LINE-1s25 p m. and 1910 a. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-"s.25 p. m
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a. m week
days. -456 p. m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7.55
a. m. Weekdays s: :25 p m. daily; -,
days Sundays. '7.55 a. IN.
CAPE MAf:--l255 p m. weekdays
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK (North Asbury Park
sunoaysl, ana Point Pleasant (3So a m from pes
brosses and Cortlandt Streets only, S55 1925
ll25 Saturdays only), 2.25 3.25 (4.25 except Long
Brahch). and 455 p. weekdays. Sundays. S25.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS 20. s755. s.25 SIS. 1925. sfs.55 's55 't1o
ii6S m. 12;sS i2s5 d63 o2tb 2bo pfiia 2iSS
dephia onlyl. 1856. 6b5. 755. S25. s25 (s.55 for
North Philadelphia cnlyJ p. m. 1910 night week
days Sundays. sos. .755, SIS. '925, 1855. 96S,
.fl02 .i955 a M IL .1255, 'l:55. % rs. 3.55.
1856. 6.55 755. SIS, (9.55 Philade-
phia only) p m, ~ 10 night.
o,,.t Dining e,as Car; ExtPa.faGe train 90,
1S2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d St.) 263 Fifth Avenue
CORNER 29th ST.; Astor House. and stations named
above Brooklyn. s42 Fulton Street $50 Fulton Street.
York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone '54s Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mana ger.
GEO. w. BOYD,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher SITS.
$500 A. M--For Binghamton and Syracuse.
1000 A. M.--For Buffalo, Chicago and ST. Louis.
%1.40 P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
400 p. M.-For Scranton Plymouth
~6.15 P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
-. 40 P. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica.
900 A. M.--For Chieago-SIeepers open at P. NJ.
Tickets, 429. 11S3 1434 Broadway N Y; S39 Full
ton St. Brooklyn. +Daily. tElxcept Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
THE BEEF TRUST
Summoned to Answer Charges Against
Them IN Chicago Courts.

3'hiraGo. Frh. IA special federal
grand urY vr.tirr wJ9 ordered today and
~ deputy 'nttvd States maTShdlS We're
sem. out with >uhnucnaS sUmmoning more
thdn -I members Of tn So-caHeU 'b"ri
Trust the men summoned Will, ~ taken
Itlorc N" grand jury AMI an a;trnpt
VIII J." mad" to indict persons Restrained
h\ d'dG" GrVs>'ur'S beef rust decision,
which recently was sustained by I'll, init
ST states supreme court.
Murh Scci,'y wa maintained concern
ln1 iEr afi:i ana tho deputy niarShals
W'r" dispatched un"cl orders ia serve III"
suDp""naS Immediately and make public.
no facts concerning the affair.
fol more than Fights mOHthS investiga-
i"n has h"en carried OH secretly in chi
Gag" Orders came from Attorney Cen
tlaI Moody I" United States District Nj
tnin"N R":hpa 20 take up WORK ON fh,.
cast. Attorney Belhca was dtderad 20
spar" n" cNUen~' To- secure evidence
against Niol@tnr:; m th" INDUCTION of Judge
Gross rUr. |, is hclvNrd The inyt siixutinn
~ IL" special grand jury will cover scv-
eral weeks. In MI 49, Subpo.aIas were
ISSUED tor suhordin"tcS. clerks and other
rinri"ycS d the packers. None of lhe
lrich'IN was summoned. The employees
"l" expected To Corroborate IN their t,.S-
l1m"nN evidence secured by government
secret agents
The principal cities in which papers ar.
I" hc served besides Chicago arg St PAM
Minneapolis. Philadelphia Boston. sEsrook-
IIn. New York. Jersey Clay. Cleveland
Cincinnati. Omaha. st. Louis ANA New
orleans.
IN" men who wclc restrained by judge
tT:"S"ctp decision in The beef ease Were:
). Ogden Armour. Edward Morris l,4i
Morris. A,dhur MceFcr. charles n lang
I"h Edward y. Cudahy. Louis r. Swift.
u, ,EdW:,Id iiaTwel, Frank f. Vogrll.
Mill:tm Russell. Edward q. Swift W, ii
\uYo>. Nelson Morris. Patrick A VaI.n
tire. Calvin NJ Favonitr Thoma.- l. Con
nnr< Michael tudahy. Albert F.. E"ohert.
Lawrence ~. carter. Jesse III Iyrnon
Louis Pf4r!acr Abert H. Vr,ider and and
Ferdinand SulZhcr"er
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DRAMATIC SCENE
At tire Nca,oria; Services of the Grand
Duke Sersius.

! New York Ecb. .I-Thc World has
III" following; dispatch from London:
| ";;rLud Duchess Elizabeth. SerGiuS'
| widow and All the members Of thr inn
rAl.iai flni!!. who are III Moscow, ~
tended the memorial! service for the
-rrud duke. Saturday night says the
! Mo%CuW correspondent OF I'll" Daily
Express.
Grand Duchess Elizabeth, the per
| s"nilIcati"m Of silent woe. OF over
Whom;u% grief. knell throughout th"
services beside hey We're Young Grand
DI:chess Maria ana Grand Duke Dnni-
trf. children OF GRAND Duke Paul, who.
from hcim" cxilrd for marrying the
woman OF his heart has been restored
to the iImprror'>, favor since his broth
cr'S .t.StS>ilttioM
standing beside them. tan ana grim.
W"> Grand nuk" Constantine. who had
hurried from st. Petersburg.
'''Thc effect Of her husbands murder
urnu Grand Duchess Elizabeth has
been tragic: all trace Of her uuern-like
hchVty is gone.
lis thrt really the grand duchess p
whispered the ladies OF the court " no
had seen ler only Il few DAYS ago.
THE magnificent choral service end
Cd. Then. i'll deen silence. the grand
duchess arose. took Maria and Donitr
by IN" hands ana lcd them t. the cof
Tn.
"Withont Il tremor she leaned over
ana kissed the ikon that rested or her
husbands breast. Then she raised the
children III her arms, that they might
do the same.
Grand Duke Constantine followed
with his salute to the dead, and. with
the widow leaning heavily OF his arm.
led her through the covered corridor
back to the KremliE.
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IMPORTANT DECISION
Rendered in Madison in Behalf Of
Assurance Society. ,'t.,.s

HHdi>4u. Wis. l',h. 1.-THE ;cst cas-"
~ IA" l-ullitabl" Life Assurance. Society
"n behalf Of tho inr,I2n insurance com
Iid''r~ ing business III I'll" state af4NNiS-
t"l-lh, mas resulted il, Il signal victory
tH"HSh IN" decision handed down hy ill.,.
supreme court 81 Wisconsin. today, re-
\,IsIn@ ~" decision OF the Dame county
,irldl r"lt. in favor 81 Commissioner
'thet Ili" question involved TIL" construc-
,Nn Il: Section l''"2 ~ :hc R"N fsrd' stat
t.tS. i!it' commissioner. maintaining tn.
M"id may .lS used III tn. statute. should
"a" construed a. mandatory. aud that Tho
u: .Hnc" e deferred dividend rnic.cS was
pl"hliht"n ~ lhr &tatui" ~ thus con-
sLl'tti w" supreme cuT't holds HAT thc
,idtHt" Is r"Irissihlr. THAI the E:ntti.abl
mas NOT viHLtt"d the law IN ISSUING: de
l"rr"d dividend policies and thl, me Ill
l'r t"1ln Of policy. which Constitutes :,
W N l''r c"il.. 81 All thr Insurance ~ ri
ti- nj NIhu ana not IN roniIi,t with a,x
pI"ii-i"n ~ iaW. This MARKS tn ,nd III
one "i 'n' mos interesting ANA nnpOI:unf
T,3>'| ~ Ht" Insurance tor many wears.
! hlN cas- Wa presented ON behalf of M
@"ri"il IN J. q. Flanders. u. r. Wltsr,
'NM HalnhiidG" Colby Of Alexander K
,"lllE, ,"urscl fnr ;hr society,". HI MN
h"lk IN" commissioner of insIiraur,.
W. r'rr"Scnt"d Ivy the attorncG general
al Wisconsin,. . 80 49,
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
Representatives Hold Nrcteenth An.
ruai Convention at Waldorf Astoria.

New York. F,.h. = -rIr mn annual
r"nyy"n'i"n 81 thr .\m.Ii,au Ncwsparrr.
Publishers AS$o'ialioa opened. to-day a.
the Wuldorf-A@t"ri,. ana VIII ,.nutf,.iiy Ia
<--@in:' fni'. dt\s. Cha:l"S H. Taylor n
'ht b"S."h Gl"nc- thr president ~ INV
association presided.
y. IN" clos" % IN" meeting at which
reports vi >.@ndin% commNtceS concern
ING ddN"rtiNlne agents. l;thDi' uidt.,f., and
defence fund. printing paper ana mutual
lir !"suihhcI VISIT" I. hl. memorial
meeting i"i me late William Cuii..n E..l-
am. VINO WAS fn:' 4 long Tim, secretary
81 Inc association and manag.. of is
New York "fhcr. VIZ hrld. After pass
ms resolutions rNmcsSing The high re-
ird IN which Mr.. Bryant wa held IN tho
n. n'h"l! Of thr Organization. r"rSrnlJ
t,lhhl"E were paid by nImhrr oI those
Present.
commin:'t"" was appointed ny tn"
aSSo"latl"n Z" conic: with ihr American
AIN,liiScrS AsSncia ton. which WAS hold
ing lis annual mFCJn.
Another committee was appointed Ia
confer with the International Advertisers.
Associate
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
James P'ric. Former Candidate For
Governor. in Montpelier.

M"E;rcli"", w.. Feb. Il Jamcy
Pi:i'. 40 inv,n,or. ana FORMERLY socill-
iSt c1mdidat" for e,oi "rfinr is dead a.
lis h":r" here Is, tn. result o. Il bullo;
V";lnd inflicted with suicidal intent
PHI" had ben IN vtr lun@ trouble f.,
X lon- time. TIL" *"rio Is condition Of HI.
hraith is rc-sd"i"d Il he cause If tn
l~t. T." WIS the invcIit"r of Il too
shaucnins ma"hine which performs tn
work o a dOzsn sharprnCri at the gran
it, puarrics PiiIr was A. years Of age
a@d = survived by / widow. two sons
aud two daughters.
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RAILWAY OFFICIALS
Fear That Traffic Will Soon Be De-
moraIizcd in Warsaw.

Warsaw. F"o. 2l.-RailWay officials
here fear that traifi" Will soon become
con plctclI- nisorganiled. Incoming
trains az" almost empty. while those
outgoing are fall.
ANXIETY ana unvaSines SIS are manifesr
everywhere.
The great stIike continues in the
Donhrnwa "nd SnSnoNlse districts,
where there must laWness.
On tine njcht w Fnb. 70. % strikers
killed Il Jewish leather mel chant named
xvi, bella Dtn"l' attempts have been
r.;te" 10 muri"r hnipioyt.; here and ut
LODI. wIer,. three shots We're fired Al
:: n.auli.lctu""r named Stoigart. The
manufacturer vas not hit but his wife
WAS wounded slightly.
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m A WRECK.
Southern Pacific Train Crashes into a
Land Slide in Cal.

Los Angeles. cal. Feb. 21.-Thc first
section Of the nOrlhbound Southern Pa
ellie passenger train No. . on the Coas:
Line. was wrecked to.lay. 3 miles north
o: santa Ba"buII. The train crashed
int" Il landslide on = curve and 4 por-
ION Of the train was darailCd. One man
RS !iil!rd. @cH>raI a. the train CROW
seriously hurt and light OF ten Of the
'a>song"rs .no"" or less injured Tho
@-lu killed was William Lo"rcn of Sah
fIahciSro. rapre@enti''e of y tube man
rf.'tt!'i:.p- works. Ho vas riding on the
engine assisting ~ testing : NJ arnli-
.,;ic.. iii; body WIS 'lDrribIN .nItilat "a
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CAREFULLY CONSIDERED.
President and Cabinet Investigate
Proposed Lease of Oil Lands.

Washington. Feb. 21.-Carrful con
%rt"r;ition was given. today. by the
President and The members of the cab
met. ~ the proposed extension of the
i'n Ee+IrS lease Of oil rights on iilr
'rHE" Indian lands in oklahoma. Both
III" President and Secretary Hitchcock
h'Fr received protests against the tx
i""*'on Of the lease. because il is ar
@n"d that the oil rights practically are
controlled by the oil trust
III" Subject of the proposed investi-
sutton Of the operations of the oil on
GATORS in the Kansas field was dis
cfss"d. hut 10 definite conclusions, fur
'hrr than those already announced.
W"r" reached. Tie investigation will
ir conducted by the bureau OF corpor-
"ii"nS under the direction Of Commits
Slonrr Garfield
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INTERNATIONAL LAW
Regarding Salvage Discussed al
Length in Berlin.

Rrussclls. Feb. 1l.-The International
I'onccre nee Of MARTINI" Law at its first
meeting here, today. discussed reguia-
lions dealing with collisions and sal
wage Dclegat@Srrh present represent :
ing i;edgiun. the United States.
France, spain. italy. Japan. Russia
Sweden and Norway Holland. Ror-
mania. rortugd and the Congo indie
pcud.ut state. ". BrcrIae~t the scnio:'
L"lgian dc!ega'" vas elected president
Of The conference.
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WANTS A PARDON.
Jesse Pomeroy Wants Freedom Afte'
G3 Years Incarceration.

i:uE:oN. Feb. .l.-.I,sse Pomeroy,
WHO is serving :; lf" sentence in
>lat.s prison tor the murder Of child
~. to,;ay, sent i petition Tor pardon
7, GOV. DouglJs. P"mrrny has gam
Il considerable notnrirt% through his
prison.
tan. petition Is signed by Pomeroy's
mother. "ud his brother ana sister.
IL alleges that tie prisoner who has
:iuv. been iucarccra;ed Is years, is
t,"w !, reformed man capable ana will
ing 10 ~ right if given An opportunity.
Iomct"y expresses the hope that in
III" event of pardon he may be per-
mittefl to go TO Maine
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FUND TO BE RAISED
For the Erection OF Five New Dor
n1itcries at Yale.

New Haven. CT. Feb. 2l.--It is an
nounced that under the auspices Of the
alt. class of 1894. "A committee has bee
appointed to IrOmCte 4 movement for
raising funds for five new dormitories
at Yale The plan provides for one dor
u,itorH to he given by classes previous
to 1S6a aud four new dormitories by
classes representing each Of four sue
cessive decades.
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JOHN 8. TAlCOTT DEAD.
Former Mayor Of New Britain Aged
Eighty Years.

New Britain g.. Feb. p -JohN r. Tai
cott president of thu Amer lean lloiseiE
60. and = former mayor Of New Britain.
died today. Tie was 81 wears Of age. IT,"
was graduated from Yale in 1876 and ad-
rnittcd to the bar in Hartford in 1AS
Since 1851 he had been identified with Va
rinus InnnLltnG tlllin9 imternstS in .his city.
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ON A STRIKE.
Three Hundred Miners Support Dis.
charged Drivers.

HaZleton, Pa. Feb. a1.-Threc hun
cred miners employed at The Driftpn
coiiIery ri Coke BROTHERS & Go. struck.
today. in support Of The drivers. who
Huit, yesterday, because Of the srs
pension " two helpers.
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Cody Bank Rcbberjes.

V"rnal Utah. F'ch. 9I.-Aih"rt l.. Caid-
wnll ana David FrIu2ht"r. who are he III
in Jail oH charge ri grand larceny. have
been Identified a. the Cody bank robh"rs
f.; whom there is q reward If $l@". An
cyA witness To the killing nt III" hank
cashier positively identified caldwell rs
The man vino did the snnoting.
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JOHANN HOCH AGAIN.
Claims He Never Made Any Con
fcssion to Inspector Shippy.

chicago. Feb 21.-Johaan Hoch. to-
DAY repudiIted his alleged confession
r"1d by Police Inspector Shipry be
lore a coroner's jury.
never told Inspector Shippy had
married II women" said Horh. Il
s'Sned statement TO the effect that
had rot committed murder aud that
was an innocent man"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
$4,000 CARS
Are Tie'4 Up il the West Owing to
the Snow.

'h'"a.o. Feb. 2l.-Hailroad officials
".'tilnit" that l2I.0oG cars Of freight are
lied ny on railroads east and west of
here. OWNS To the recent heavy SHOW
storm. Of tlIs number 5000 ears are
Said 10 b. sILetrtc5ed on eastern roads
ana I".tah ears on roads west OF chi
,-t;-o
1t Will require 10 days or more to
move THIS accumulation Of freight 10
it's destruction ANA it IS rrohn5Ie that
III" ioT% IL peri.'hable stun viii b" very
'.naNy.
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GETTING RESTLESS.
indications Point 70 Renewal o.
Revolution in Russia.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 21.-TcleGramS
from Ballu report that the disturbances
there are increasing. that fighting hus
occurred in many parts Of the town.
that shops have been pilaged and
houses burned and that the inha bitants
are panic stricken. Serious disturbances
are also reported AT Ralakhany. eight
n.ic> north Of Baku and troops h:iv"
been summoned thither.
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GOING TO JAIL.
DANIEL DIVER, Charged With Stuffinu
Ballot Boxes Drops Dead.

lhitshHrG. IA. Feb 2I.-DaniA1 DIVER
"l' election officer i'll the ETH ward, dror-
rCd dca". today. while being taken 70 Hi,
,hhlE'd With ballot box stufln. in CON
,,'' i'"n VIVID me municipal election being
h'u ~ ms cltN todly -Four oth, Nom
h"lS "i ~" election board in Hill wnrd
WIZ" .r lr,+i"G ~ 81" same charge
~ iSh' over IN" city controlIcrshin Is
very hitter ana There have, been many
HShts ~ IN" polls. Judge Rodgers igsnrd
/. WiffhrlS for ilnMdnlent yntinr
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LEGISLATURE ACTS.
Menoralizes President Roosevelt for
Investigating Oil Lands.

Guthrie OKLA. F"b. c1.-The lower
House Of the LEGISLATURE tonight mass
I'd joint resolution mcnoralizin.-
President Roosevelt to investigate III
rlanI,ot lease Of III" Ill lands Of tha
us4-Ga- ....i -.se4.' As -i4.,4ian-+~rri-
tory OH Illuminating Co.
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GET TIE CONTRACT.
Midvaic Steel Company to Furnish
$1,000 Worth OF Arnor Plate.

Washington. Feb. =. Secretary Nor
ton has reronsidercd his decision to
reject the recent bids for armor plate.
made by the Midvale Steel Co of Penn
syivanit and he will award To the com
rany. which was the lowest bidded. 4
contract for 1000 tons of the 5000 tons
NAntod.
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NO ENCE.
s'ilveroerq Was Arrested or a Tech
inai CHARGE in New York.

New York. Feb. 2l.-'rh" police au,hori-
Tics admitted in court. today. that they
mad no evidence against IIalty Silvcrhorg.
whom tEcy had arrested On tho technical
cnHr=" "f bcir@ 4 di~ordcrly person. A.
tn"i' request SilVcrhciC WIS discharged
from custody. Th" police ;Il"g" ira; sill
verhcrG has called himself j. Coleman
DraNton AMI !. &. Young
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Out In Kansas.

Topeka. Kan. Feb. 2l.-In tho SEN
ate. today r. Dumont Smith intro-
dured 4 resolution providing for III
appointment "f Il COMMITTEES of thee 20
investigate trusts of various kinds.
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FAVORABLE REPORT
ordered by the House Committee on
Interstate Commerce.

Washington. Feb 11.-Thn House com
mite" on inerStHt" ana foreign cDmncrra
%onaN authorized 4 favorable report on q
nIIi Intending the act which grants IN
dN;in E"iS authority to construct >,
IIGnthcnSc on Diamond shoals. Cape JIot
trfhs me amount the government il ~
pay f"r this light If IT has stood for fiv,,
Wr, ''''' w e''r-
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$50 BON BS
Discovered in House Near Police Sta
ton in Lima, Peru.

created here. today when health officer
who were disiifcctm- house IN from;
"f the polio" station disc covered under tn,
floor of one Of the rooms Ia hand 2r"-
nAdcs charged with dynamite and with
fuses attached The police drc cudcavOr-
ing 70 ascertain from wncA these bombs
came
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SURGICAL OPERATION
wan be Performed on President w.
x. Harper Wednesday.

hIche": Feb. 21-Presidcnt W. r. ITar-
n,I i1iS h"Gun to last preparation to 4
surgical operation to be performed 10
morrow ~ tn" Presbyterian hospital.
l3morr"" morning a mass meeting oI
"lld"hiS and professors will be- held i'm
VIII hihEtfsitY channels for prayer service
fnr pr. Harper. The physicians make no
| "i"ct statement for publication hut do
MOI dehN that DIR. Harper's malady is can
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FIREMAN KILLED
At Derailnent Of Locomotive in North
Sydney. c. B.

North sydney. G. r.. Feb. 21.-A snow
ninl Railroad at Tracadja were dar ra4.,l-
t"nay ana James Summers of Sand Point
hErinan was killed. The damage r. ~
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HENRY KRUGER DEAD.
Survivor Of the Famous Charge of ths
Light Brigade.

Richmond. Ind. Eel. .l.-Thc death Or
Henry Kruger Of Dnono county Indiana
ar rtiA age ~ 81 has removed another Of
he surviving few who saw the famous
charge of the Light Brigade
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81 Petersburg. Feb o3-1.f0 4. Nj
I'll" railroad Strike sItrat;on is remit =
- T. bc growing worse III The snu+h-
Vest. ana private ad.iccs are said II
~h",r :hr eNi~tr'.,.r oc a +, ign Of terror
il Tihis. AMI iii" Caucasus generally.
Nl:t% murders ny Tal,ars and Armcn-
j. M t"r rr'Hli"'!, III RAILROAD en-
!.">y~ y: pnrrar strlc.l yesterday.
n" Situation III Poland along Tie
Austrian border. is ais, causing great
UIIrISir. -.
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Strikers Replaced.

LODI. Feb. 2i.-The factories her"
haze c"mmcarrd taking on now hands
/" replace striil"i~s. TIC situation is ex-
ircmely uncertain.
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Strikers Ranks Increasing.

I.ibau Fen. 2!.-Thc number Of strik-
Crs is Increasing. but there is no dis
turbAncr.
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Tariff War Over.

Paris Feb 1.-THE ComraGn" General
Trans lln- Aa.-Si&Ged ion
with tho Cunard Steamship Co. ending the
tariff war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
Satisfaction ia Rome.

Rome Fclr o1.-Tnc foreign office has
'"h"nnccd satisfaction with the APP
81 mntp'"., Ut Of Henry White to the rAJfeE-
'ciln ami iss,Ior 1T Rome.
7hoA-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
GRI? COLDS

! l.aX?1Te Promo Quinine tho world wida
cold and grin remedy. removes the canse
can for the .fnl name and look Cor sis,i,a :
'uie OF T. W. Grove. &c. j5thlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
THE ASSASSIN
Continued from page ~

will" he was in Msnchuria. and that
h" has not "niT sustained General XII
w'patkin. but has; ordered General Grin
Irnberg {" return 10 The post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-24
COVERED WITH SNOW.
Plain of Colorado Buried to Depth of
Six to Eight Inches.

Denver, Colo, April 24.-The storm
which began early yesterday morning
still continues today. The downpour
from rain to snow about mid
night and the plains of eastern Colo
RADIO are now covered with six to eight
inches of heavy wet snow. Telegraph
wires north, west and south of this
city are generally unserviceable. Salt
Lake City was entirely isolated this
morning, so far as Geographic com
munication is concerned.
The storm extends from the Pan
handle of Texas to central Wyoming.
Live stock on the ranges is in good
condition and as the temperature is
not low there will be little loss. The
benefit to grass on the range is meal
culable. Even if the storm is followed
by frost, as it usual in April in Colo
rado, the fruit trees are safe, for the
cool weather of the past two weeks
has kept the buds from opening.
Little damage so far is reported to
railroads.
Trinidad reports a dangerous rise in
the Purgatoire river. which last fall
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-24

the greenback string: I don't know
whether you ought to take this money.
don't think you had. I won it at
gambling: And you know gambling
is unlawful. Some people think that
it is wicked. and if it is wicked this IS
the proceeds of my wickedness and
l don't think that you ought to take it
for church purposes
He talked chamngly a short time IN
this manner, when one of the ladies
reached out and took hold of the bill
an dpulled it from around his finger
and said: Colonel Jennison. we know
you have made this moEey unlawfully.
but we can do more good with it than
you can
1T was a remark that was so full of
sensible comment that I never forgot
1t, and it comes up as I read the story
about Mr.. Rockefeller and the hun
dred thousand dollars proffered to the
Congregational church If the situa-
ton was Kansas situation, the Con-
gregational church would say. 'You
baId-headed old pirate, we know that
you got the money dishonesty, but
we can do more good with it than
you can, and if you will let loose OF
any more we want it.