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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Dec. g.
FIOtIR-Quiet but firm: spring patent.
mill shipment, 4.75@5.15
SoRN-Quiet; No. 3 yellow, 81.
OATS-t1rmer and higher No. 9 cIipped
white, 3S1s. '"ppeu
,,a ,Aa1AAf-Dull; No. 1. 15.5oa17; lower grades
MILL FEED-Firm.
SPRING BRAN-I7.5OHlS.2
MINED FEED-1SNG
COTTON SEED MEALS. 5O@ae.
PtRk-Steady, unchanged.
I4ARu-Steady. unchanged.
od6f'Ef-Steady; extra heavy sides, p.
LAMBS-Steady; SIbG9
EEAI.S-Firm; 10al2.
2Sd 241s 'oi 'iief"'
GHEESE-Firm: York state. IaHG1I.
% shG'iS-Ffrm; fancy, 4Oa45; eastern, $50
AAPPrpi.E;S.Steady; Az prices unchanged.
"a fOIATOES-Steady; Green Mountains.
90: Hebrons, 70. -'-o"'i'"'''''
- sCGAR5Firm on basis of 40 for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Dec. 5.
FLOUR-Receipts. 57,903; exports, 9972;
sales. 800; market firm but quiet.
W!IEAT-Receipts. 2i.Ooo; exports. 5000:
sales; 100000 futures; spot firm; No. 2
red. 95A elevator: No. red, 97:s o b
afioat: No l northern Duluth, 9iik o b
atoat: No. | hard Manitoba, nominal o b
af'oat
CORN-Receipts. $685.; exports, S4467;
sales. 10000 futures. 5000 spot: spot
steady; No. 9, co old elevator and So f b
aflolt: No. yellow. 53A: No. 9 white. 53h
OATS-Rcceipts, 1155O0; exports, 2S2l2;
spot firm; mixed oats, 26122 lbs. 26lR nat
ural white. 30d32 lbs. 361.G37H; clipped
white. 360,i0 lbs. 3SdD4O7z.
REEF-Steady.
ARD-Steady; western steamed, 1850
PDRK-Steadv.
Bt'TTER-Firm. 'unchanged; receipts
SG2l
EGGS-Steady. unchanged; receipts. s942
POTATOES-Steady. unchanged
StGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining, 3:
centrifugal. 96 test. 3 9-1G; molasses sugar,
2%i refined. steady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County,

Real estate transfers in Lincoln County
for week ending December 18th:
Boothbay-ByrOn Giles to Sumner P.
SWEET. land, So
Brlstol-Elizabeth j. Merry to John S.
Merry. land 81; Elizabeth J Merry to
John s. Berry. land and buildings. ST. &c.
Observation-Disclosures J. Merrill to
Richardson Manfg. Co., land and build
ings, $313
Jefferson-Alfred w. Sides, ct al. Est to
Charles w. Besse, land and buildings,
S366. .G5
Somerville-Alfred w. Sides ct al Est
to Charles w. Besse land. 81, &c.
Whitciield-Allic l.. Ware to Leonard
Peaslee, land and buildings 81; William j.
Bremner to Leonard Peaslee. land and
buildings. 500. Leonard Pcaslee to Alice
J.. Cavanah. land and buildings. 500; Liz
Zie p. HodgkinS to Clara J. Clark, land,
81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06
For Cracked Hands.

Rough skin and cracked hands are not
only cured by DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve. but an occasional application will
keep the skin soft and smooth. Best for
Eczema, Cuts. Burns, Polls. etc. The
genuine DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve af-
fords immediate relief in all forms of
Blind, Bleeding. Itching and Protrudin,,
Piles. c. III. LaCroix. Zavalia, Tex, says:
Il bought a box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve on the recommendation of our drug
sist and used it for a stubborn case Of
fileS. 1t cured me permanently" Sold
by BoWditch, Webster 4 Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06

or woman now has the opportunity d
possessing strong and healthy siom.
ach. Will you grasp itp People Win
weak stomachs are always in misery
Pepsoids have made thousands of peops
happy by giving them what nature h.
tended everyone should possess-a strone
and healthy stomach, so as to enjoy ths
best there is in life. Try Pepsoids to.day
price only so cents bottle at drug store
Or you may have full sized bottle free hr
writing the Medical Department Of Tia
Vic Chemical Co., Chicago, iii. ~
) p. KEkNEN-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06

Michael Beudin. the largest man in
Paris, who was known as the king of
the Draymen." has died from the eff
fects of being knocked down by street
car. He was six feet six and three
quarters inches tall and weighed 392
pounds. His strength was so great
tina: he could lift easily and carry a
barrel containing pipe Q26 gallons) of
wire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06
New York Cotton Market.

81. ., New York, Dec. S.
70 SsPot closed dull. Middling uplands,
l.; 90; 30. gulf: 1850. Sales. none.
M ,HTaiVsston @ hrm, IL; Charleston squiet,
steady, r.. Mobile firm, 1ia; Savannah
Net receipts for four days, l6o,ss.
nNports ssoo to Great Britain, 7s,Scs; to
hnar loe' ,SsS SsS.' TO the continent, 2c9is; to
Japan, Lls; to Mexico, 3S6.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06

HCTTisR-Market steady to easy:
creameries, 1fg2S19, dairies, 1IM2O.
EGGS-Firm at mark. cases Included ~
@23: hrsts. 25; prime firsts, %; extras ii
CHEESE-Steady; IlEdl3B
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago Dec s.
CATTLE-Receipts, 500; common to
prime steers, 290G6.55.
HOGSaReceipts, 42,o0O; choice to prime
'sHHEpNReceipts. N.ap; sheep. 4es =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06

MoHday was one of the lightest of the
game season at Bangor. in receipts, II
deer and one moose being the total tai
lY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06
THE NEW WAY TO CURE DYSPEPSIh
PEPso!os DESTROY

Pepsoids cure the worst forms of Dys-
pepsia and all other Acute or Chronic
Stomach Disorders byrepairing the worm
out lining of the stomach and destroys
all disease germs. Dyspepsia once cured
in this way never returns. Pepsoids is
not patent medicine, but the successful
prescription of DR.. Oldham who has
cured thousands of cases Of Chronic
5tc:nach Troubles, among them Cancer
of tie Stomach. 1t cost more money to
produce Pepsoids than any similar prepa-
'ation on the narke'- owing 20 the large
j15.w-stf Sol
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06

quantity of the purest Pepsin and other ex-
pensive drugs each tablet contains, (see
formula on bottle.) Pepsoids are sold at 50
cents bottle OH an absolute guarantee to
cure, or money refunded. We will send
you, if you have not used Pepsoids before,
a 5o-cent bottle FREE; merely send us
your name and address, and you will re-
ceive promptly full sized bottle. You do
not obligate yourself to pay cent. All we
ask after Pepsoids have cured or greatly
benefited you is. that you recommend
Pepsoids to your friends. Every man
D AND REcOMMENDE D BY THO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06

RYE-No. .. 6..k.
BARLEY-37.
MALTING-41G49. .4-
FLAX SEED-95; northwestern. 1921
TIMOTHY Seeded
MESS PORK-13. .4onI3. 80
LARD. 300 .32l:.
SHORT RIBS SIDES. .0a1.1 .12H
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-7. .I.Ln1.S
CIOXER-12 n0Gl12 o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06
New York Money Ma.-ket.

New YORK, Dec. ).
Primo mercantile paper-5'.dssM lner cent.
lStcrling eXchhag, weak =. t'":Sn:'TI fs5.Sff
for demand and at 49, 20. iS-.-: i,r Ia, da5'
bills.
Posted rates 4sS@ 4SSls and 4S6lsGiS7.
Commercial bills 4S21sM4S2j4.
Bar silver 63E.
Mexican dollars 1914
Government bonds weak.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call tirmer and higher: Sol,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-06

The treaty between the United States
and the Republic of Panama, under which
the construction of the Panama Canal
was made possible went into effect with
its ratification by the United States Sen
ate on FEBRUARY %. 1864. The canal prop
critics of the French Canal Company were
transferred to the United States on April
%, 1904, on payment of Sp,WOVV0 to that
company. On April l, 1905. the Commits
sion was reorganized, and it now con-
Ssts Of Theodore L. Slionts, chairman.
Charles +. Magoon, Benjamin M. Harrod,
Rear-Admiral MordecIi T. Endicott, Brig.
Gen. Peter c. Hams, and Col. Oswald IL.
Ernst. John +. Stevens was appointed
chief engineer on July last. Active work
in canal construction, mainly preparatory.
has been in progress for less than year
and half. During that period two points
about the canal have ceased to be open to
debate. First the question of route, the
canal will be built on the Isthmus Of
Panama. Second the question of feasibil-
ity; there are no physical obstacles on
this route that American engineering skill
Will not be able to overcome without Seri-
Gus difficulty. or that will prevent the
completion of the canal within 4 reason
able time and at reasonable cost. This
is virtually the unanimous testimony OF
the engineers who have investigated the
matter for the government.
The point which remains unsettled is
the question of type, whether the canal
snail be Cne of several locks above sea
itNtl VI at Se't ltNti WITH Il single tlC1
lock On this point l hope to lay before
the Congress at an early day the findings
of the Advisory Board of American and
European Engineers. tha: 1T my invita-
tion have been considering the subject,
together with the report of the Cor,.nis-
sion thereon; and such comments thereon
or recommendations in reference thereto
as may seem necessary.
The American people is pledged to the
speedtest possible construction of a canal
adequate TO meet the demands which the
commerce of the world will make upon il.
ami l appeal most earnestly to the Con-
sress 10 aid in the fulfllment of the
pledge. Gratifying progress has been
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
SdrctIidrs Gmbc Observation-Disclosures

Rem Dorf. /. September. -
Gam Sebl1c ltdrb belltc I'M Grootlns
ltcr Nolpitnl an Eerlcblrnqcn, melde
or lid, IN Iolgc zines @r1n6ltiitrmqS.
NcrIllhS 5ltge5oNen bnttc. Gr bate
tSeicr il, eincm Scrcmentholle onge,
Icgt, in mcld)cm Srrn6ertc bon Den.
'hcn i'm Shluic loqen, nerlpr Dam.
olS cr an oic ST cripnrtcil6cn Sd)ref.
fcil9lcencn buftc, bcn Wutb. ser.
~itrcittc bic brcnrnocn Nol,lhcitc nit
Dem Sltbc mo mltroe olti Der 6lltht
pcrbnitct. Nla int Foli5cibmlptQunr'
tier lcin @ilo fiir Die SpiBblibcngoI.
lcrie ongciertigt mrrocn lolte, rib cr
lih los, iprung aus cincm 6erltcr I'M
'"iinitcn Stodipcrf mo mllroc 10
idlpcr perlcbt. bob or nidlt 81 rettcn
mar. Gr ltorb in eirem 0cliriltnl, in
Incident ibm bic SeeurnJ melde Die
Iuaiilbrunq ieincS Teriud)S 5nrtSolgc
gebu6t buber miiroelp tnrifmebtelr.
mo icin Gn6c man cilt IdredlideS.
Gr lfric belt0ioig nab WoIlrr. mics
es ieood) suriid, ncln e3 i6m gcreidt
mlirbe, unb mltBte id)lreBlih ulti ici-
rtent Eager Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02

bottet moroen III, un0 ocS amerifoni.
ld1en GoniulS Condition in Wul.o.
qua, Scr beS IlbcrS Sales mcgen
lid nit DEM olsm1rtigen Nnlt pou
N~icoroouo %iibcriuorfcn bat. Ser
Ioee ermartet ettten 9crid,t 0cS &c.
lonotcn Werrn, uno Scnor Goreu CT.
tlurte Serrn M0ce, CT lclblt crpluurtt
cinen 9crtht bon icincr Hegieruna.
Nodocm oieie 9eridtc o%ngcfommcn
lcin iucrocn, miro lid, luie mar
glolIbt, Dir gngclcgenbeit- ubnc
Shmierigfeit crleoigcn loiicn.
Sn peftion Der Fucific.
s. il It c.
Sine Nboronung 0e3 Ioft Cont.
tc'S fir sic Ncpilion ser Gnoicott'-
ihcn ElGnc iilr Ole aiiittnbcrtbcioi.
0lna scr &ereiniqtcu Staotcn bat
beIhIolicn oic @ciclti9lng2lpcrfc a.,
scr YnciIit Siiitc elmer perionlihcn
Snlpcttton 81 untcrilebcn. No3 be-
trcifenoc Gomitc beltcbt ans @cnc,
rol Wtoior >Sobn Z. Stprp; @riNoOc'
General Ilcronocr MtcSCn5ic. GbCi
0e3 SnQcnicur Corps; @riao0c @enc'
raj Snnuucl Wt.. Drills, Gbci 0c1 Mr.
tileriClpelen$, mo Woior George y.
@octbol3 pom Sngcnieur Corps. Qi,
0cplurltc GnIpettion loQ ) @odcn
boucrll mo Oic @ricitiqltng2werfc
BON Seattle, Son 6ron5i@co m0Sm
Cicgo muioiien.
N oiEbom" nj d Sci CT L Oiut.
Nonrirol Groir, Gomnlonocllr DER
uIiotilhcn Station III Munilu, tbcilt
Ocnn 6lotten TCpartcmCltt per SEA-,
bel nit, Dab Scr &reujer ,Noiubom,"
0o@ 6lug9lhili OcS Nomirol3 Meittr,
lpeld)cr tilr5llh al elmer Der tlclnur
Snlcln Der Eb%ilippincn ltran0ctc, &C.
tern III unbclh06igtcm ,3ultun0c H.
Monllu nl1gctomnCn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
SdJUnmarao BART.

'Shlinmer llnin0 III 0cn 9SCrfcn Der
oNotionoI Cube 60" 5u Mc&cCa.
port. - Bier lp0tc, cilt @crnriii.
fer mo orci &crlcbtc.
EittSburn No. I. September.
Curb 6aS @critcn zines SdmunN.
rnb5 III bcn NCrtcn Der ,9tutionul
Cube 80" 5u WtcaCc@port, IA, lprr'
Den bclltc 9tudlnllttnN pier Nfdntcr
gcto0tct mo OrCi lfmcr pCrlcbt. Gin
nnoCrcrOtdnn miro pCrmiBt mo man
OcrnnttbCt, DOB cr total IN 6CBcu ger,
rlI'Cn lUor6Cn ut. 3rpci ecr @ctG0,
tctcn murcn NnlcrifunCr mo 0Clhulte
Nrbelter. Numcns ISobn Surnnn ulrn
&obn MoTun0. Sic onocrcn 0plcr
lpnrCn NuslGn0Cr.
Gas llnglitd ereignctc Iih nm t.30
Nofnllttngs, az mclher 3eit iIhcr
400 Wonn IN ocn McrfCn an Der ar,
bett lpdrcl1. Sds Ho0 bate ctncl
0llrhmclier bon % SUB mo borlt
nit cincm o]onnerortigcn Gradl. Sic
fortgclhlcuOertcn Stiidc riIicn en-
grobes God in Die cine Seitc Der So
BRIT mo bemoIirten Moidincric I'M
Merthc bon Tebrercn Sulicn0 Col,
lars. Ginc groBe WenitcnmcnQc
muroc Ourh oen %orfuu 5lrr Ste1r
9clodt nno Die groBtc NuircgulJ
berrlhtc. Gor Ctlpu eincm Sabre
torit cin oI1ocrcS Shtpungro0 IN ocn
nonllthen Wcrfclt. mo olld) ountuls
fam ct1c In5obl WenIhen unl'a g,
ben. y,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
in elmer 8iescrci pcrnnaliidt.

Nonoro. go, 1. September -
Sn Der bieiigen 8ie6erei Der @crfc
Der rllniteo Stotcs Steel Corpora.
ton" borit ipGt beiife Nod,mittog Elm
nit acknowledgment MetalI gefiiIltcr
groBcr Sigel. Gin Mann fuilroc 81
Sooe perbronnt uno feds mnbcrc or.
Iitten idipere 8erlesungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02

S6ub HrtttIher un6 iaponiihcr Sl,'
tcreI'en, lelbit lpelin sic bcioen Cot
trdDellfe1t ltur bon elmer eir5tgen
fcil1ollden Wtadt be6robt iin6, mo
geDobrleiItet Die Notwithstanding
oca D'totuS quo" I'M ierren Often,
Ger ncuc @ertroe miro lid ais elm
modtigcr 6oftor sur Siderung ocS
WCltirlcoens erpeiien, mcnigitcrS 10
rpcit Der ierne Siten in 9ctrud}t
fomnlt.
3molf @iftmiiherinnen
perboftet.
Wten, /. Sept. IT gluS @u0apeIt
miro telearapbirt; l~lrgebeuerc Iui-
rcgllng bat III bcm ungariihenS toot-
den Scento ole Serbuit,tng bon II
6roltcn ipegen &crgiitun0 ibrcr @at.
ten crregt. Wcbrcrc meitcrc bellelben
Gerbrcfcn& pero0htiOe y8eibcr mer.
Den poli5eilih iiberpoht lno ibrc
6clti,obnle lou criolgcn, iobnlo &c
rllgcnoe Verpciie gegcn lie crlangt
Iit0. Tor cinigen Su0cn pCrild)tc IN
Der Nrtldoft cine Strut Ole nit e.
mem lllngen 9lrihcn cin Hlcbc@oer.
b0ltnlB unterbielt, lbrcn Wtunn aus
OCnl Mcge 81 rolimcr, inocm lie lbnt
@iit in Die Suppe miidtc. Ger 8e.
0robtc lhopfte iebph &cr0uft unO
5lpouG tic, Die Suppe iclbit SIT cIIcn,
@alo nodber perldicb lie inter NruB.
lidlcn Sd,nter5en. Che lie 0uS Be
mnBtleln perlor, COB tic an, oa@@trt
bon elmer in iblehfem Rii itcbcnoen
often 2urpfulherir, NamCnS Slpo.
dl Crlungt 81 bnbcn. 9lele lulIr0C
III BCpdbrlom genommcn un0 lcgtc
cin cntlcBlideS @eIt0nOntB ub. Sic
nonntc ilngef1br 30 SrauCn, iUclhc
lid (hcilS hires 8ottcu bCrClt9 NIT
tclIt @tft erleoi9t botten, Sbctla I'M
@cNrifle ltunocn, Iiea 5lt tblll, INN
ibrc Sicbbaber beirotbcn ~ fonnen.
Die Sclhcn uller III ben lcBtcn an.
ocrtbolb Sobren Qeitorbcncn MANNER
limo oliI SeronloiIunq oc@ Stoutaun.
luoltca nllsge9robcn morocn mo boz.
lorIigc Hciultotc ser ll%ntcrlndunG
limo bic erfolgtcn 5rpoli Ncrboitlln.
gen, Idt Wonner limo sur Belt
ihmcr fronf, uno C3 mtcrlicgt tei,
mem 3luciiel, boB out ibncn @iit bel.
gcbrnd)t lporben tit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
Z III o's Sp0.


Sumogno '& SOB.
Gurcic, Stolicn, +. Scptbr. -
IruntiS Gon1ogro, Der beriihnte
oronlotiidc Scnor, lit. mic id)on fllr5
bcridtct, gcltcrn gCltorbcn, noh0cnt
CT tiir5lid ci1cn ShIagoniou rrlit.
ten hottc. (3u Surin int Sabre 1851
Gctorcn, trot CT im Sabre 1850 in
MluiIuno oili rlr0 riCi oils oGrnuni"
riC'igcn Gntbniin$nuS bcroor. PM
elmer 8oitlpicIrciIc nod 2iiiobon.
9ltcno& Aprc@ ltto 9fio DC Gonciro
crrong CT III ZEN iolgenNcn Subren
Srilmtpbc, ipdter ultcrnobm cr CT.
iolgrcide @nitIpiclreiicn nod Mtos
orlo, Euri@, Hon0on mo Sem Dnrf.
Gr ihlli Die Hole beS aStbcllo" III
&cr6t's Spcr ont. ga GcuIo.T bcotcr
81 Woilnno int Sabre 1881
Surn funntc d. II h Ct II i.
u.
aing it Q Il. ,}omluica, [. Sept. -
Nr. 6runtlln GlurfC bon Bottom mltr.
DC bier Dor OCut Sberrid)ter pro,Ci.
Iirt. luCil CT Nllinubmcn bon oCn Sc
i%eltigrngcn Yort9fopolS acnlud)t mo
lid OuOurd NCgCn Oo% 8clcb uCrgon.
gCr bate. Ter Stoot@uinpult bob
hCrupr, bob ot5lpdrtigc Mtud)tc gro.
BE Snmmcn iilr iolheFbotogropbien
bC5nblCn iullrhCr, ubcr 6ua NCpeiSs
material GcgCu 0cn Nngeflagtel NOR
lui6Criprchcn0, u1b Die &CrtbcioiGcr
modtcn 0cltCn0, BOB tcinc crinlincuc
Nb'iht nOrgclcNcn babe, inocm Gr.
Gldrfc llt Ci1ioh blrdl Ieinen On.
%tbulioSmil@ ilir photographer bobc
letter. lol|cn. Ger Sbcrrihtcr CAB
Gin &clumc ST @unlten ocS In0cs
flogter, 3ic Iu,rD fonnte iih nidt
cini1cn mo lpltroe entlollen. CT.
Glnrfc mlIroc gcgen @ilrgihoit irei.
%gcgebcl.
&aticr WiIbeIm an got
i6oftCr Somcr.
@oh &tiliu9cn @opern, l..
September. - @otld)ufter Sorpcr cr.
belt beltc 0oa nodltebenoc, BOTS.
Dam, ocn 81. Nltguit, botirte Selcs
grolltm pom &oiicr Wilbelm:
sd mohtc Sbnen melnc oroBc
Jrcitoc ilbcr 0cn gl1n5enoen Grfolg
beS Froiiocutcn oiisipredcn. Sh bin
10 trpb, onB iciltc unablolligen Ncntils
hungcn III elmer 10 eblen Sohe Elm
bcrortlaeS Hciultot gebobt bobcn. Gle
inclngeldronftc @epmnoerltng uno
8enugtbuunN nelhe ibm bon alien
Seltcn mtSgCiprohen ipiro, lit IN je'
Der Ne5lchnrg ipoblpcroirnt."
Surge &obcIbepth den.
-@cnerolliclltcnant Mono u. GhuI'
ice, bon Ser Ncrciniaten Stooten-Hr'
NEE, fam gCitcrn in 0egleitultg leincr
Nolltontcn mo leiner 6amilie Ill
Earis on. Gr luiro Den fron5SIiIt)cl
Wonppcrlt bCliuobnen.
- Ter n0hite GongrcB Der l(nitu'
rier miro, Iollt in @enf geiaBtem Be
IhlrB. III Bolton, Mnll., ltottftnpe1.
Ter nmcrlfoniihe VotIfaIter Ill
Gnglonb, @biteIom Neio. uno &c
mablln bobcn nlnmehr Wrelt-Eorf,
unlpeit gmptbia, 9eoforbibirc, bcso.
gen, hoS fir Sen ScrtSt nno Winter
ibre &eIiocn5 Iein mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02

DelDllllllcH luHilul .3uUilttuJC flulCIl-
3unogcbingcn mo GCniidriltcn. Die
gegen Die MISUNDERSTANDING Giu'
ipriih erbeben.
Seine ireuoige Stimmning hcrriht
I'M 0oIfe iiber Ole SriebcnStlnoc Die
Hegierrng bolt Die 0etroiicncn Ser
einbarungen in TprtSmolltb Itrcn0
gebeim urlo beltorft ooblrd Die BE
fiirhtung, Dab Sopon cincn groBcn
TbeiI Der Sriifte ieiner nit 10 groben
Spfern erfottenen Sicge pieoer ber'
alisgegeben babe. Nllgcmeln iuor er'
martet moroen. Dab oie6rieocnSunter.
banolungen iii EpriSmoitib az Dem
@ioeritano Hublanb's gcgen Die Cab
lung einer 9riegsentldGoigung id)ei.
tern Deroen. CAB Sopon Die 8elb-
foroerung ~oiitgeben ner6e. botte 9tie.
manb fir moglid gebolten. Gie Sci.
trngen MAIDEN aus ibrcrG nttnuifung
nno Der gitterfeit Der @efiiblc fem
Sebl; lie iogen: .Ginc Srie0cns.N er.
e%inbarnng fam mn beoeutcn, ooi
nniere 8epoamad)tigten eroBe 3ugc'
itdnbniiie gemoht boben, mo Elm
5rie0en inter iolden 9eoinQungcn
fam Die Station ME 5u%frieoen ittilcn.
Die 6riidte unierer @offeniiege iin6
6urd uniere idipahe Diplomatic pie.
Der perloren gegangen. 3as oui Dem
Shladtfeloe iiegreide Sapon lit inn
gonferen5immer seidIagen poroen. "
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-27
He Violated the Rules Of the
Civil Service
he IS ROASTED BY PRES. ROOSEVELT
Took Advantage Of Every Technical
ity to Evads tho RuIe.-euiIty Of
Nepotism.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 27.-The
president this morning removed from
Office William S. Lieb. United States
assistant treasurer at Philadelphia.
for violation of the civil service rules.
Roosevelt wrote Lieb long letter
which is made public. In part is
says:
1T appears clear that there has been
constant and consistent effort on
your part to evade the civil service
law, hamper it's workings and obstruct
in every way possible the action Of
the commission. 1t seems to me clear
ly established that you sought to take
advantage of every technicality in or
der to avoid carrying out the law in
good faitn.'
Lieb is also charged with nepOtism
in political preferment.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-27
WHITEHoUSE-C COM.
PANY COMMENCES SUIT FOR
A BIG SUM.
Represents the Amount of Material
Furnished to J. n. Randall, the
Seattle Contractor.

The. troubles. assailing. the keylor
Grand theater and its owner, DR.. H. r.
Keylor, arising through the failure
of j. H. Randall, the Seattle con-
tractor, to liquidate accounts con-
tracted with Walla Walla firms for
material used in the construction of
the playhouse, terminated this morn
ing in the Whitehouse- Crawford COM
pany bringing an action in the su-
perior court against DR.. and Mrs.
Keylor, Samuel Loney, Farmers Saw
ing bank of Weston, Oregon, Walla
Walla Brick and Tile company, West
ern Lime and Lumber company, F..
T. Grove and company, Gilbert Hunt
company incorporated, Ornamental
Iron and Wire Works and the Drum
heller company, to collect the sum
of $47S6.60, representing the amount
of material furnished Randall and
used in the construction of the thea
ter.
All the defendants, other than DR..
and Mrs. Keylor, represent firms who
furnished Randall with material and
have already filed liens against the
Keylor Grand to secure the amounts
due them. The Wnitehouse-C Crawford
company asks in the suit brought to-
day that their claim be declared lien
| on the theater property and that in
terest be allowed from October Z, 1905,
and the legal rate, including $1.90 paid
| for filing and the sum of $47S.60 as an
attorneys fee in the case.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-27
HAD LOCATED ASCENDING
HOTEL CLERK.
Deputy Sheriff HaviIand Went Over
to Identify Him, and Found 1t Case
of Mistaken Identity.

Believing that he mad located w.
c. Doris, the young man who rob-
bed the safe of the Hotel State
several months ago, Saturday the
marshal of Athena telephoned to
the authorities in Walla Walla to
come over and get their man. Deputy
Sheriff Haviland left on the afternoon
passenger train, reaching Athena
about 4: 80. He was taken to a saloon
where the man was employed as a
bartender. He was pointed out to Dep
uty Haviland, but as he bore no resem-
blance to Doris he was not molest-
ed. Mr.. Haviland returned to Walla
Walla Sunday morning. He stated
that it was a case of mistaken iden-
tity, as the bartender did not answer
the description of the fugitive in any
particular.
Friday a report came to Walla Wal
la that Doris was in Pendleton, and
]. J. Brice, former clerk in the Hotel
State, went to Pendleton to identify
him. When Brice arrived in Pendle-
ton the officers were unable to locate
the man supposed to be Doris.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-27
Monteneqro's First Election.

CETINJE, Nov. 27.-There is great
excitement and joy in all parts OF
this miniature principality today over
the first free and general election for
deputies ever held in Montenegro. A
short time ago Prince Nicholas of
Montenegro issued a manifesto, grant
ing his people a constitution and
representative government. Today the
first election is held and the people
seem wild with joy. A large vote Will
undoubtedly be poIled. This evening
the prince will be honored with
torchlight procession and will receive
the expressions of gratitude OF MS
people.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-27
TH|RTY-0NE DEAD
MANY INJURED
Terrible Wreck on Boston &
Maine Railroad
DISASTER IS BEING INVESTIGATED
Thirty One Injured at Massachusetts,
General HospitaI-several Of
Dead Not Identified.
DISASTER IS BEING INVESTIGATED

BOSTON. Nov. 27.-Investigation of
the Boston and Maine wreck is pro-
ceeding. 1t is reported this morning
that persons are dead. Thirty-one
of the injured are at the Massachus-
etts general hospital.
1t is believed that 81 are dead.
Five of the unidentified dead are wo-
men.
Some of those reported killed have
been otherwise accounted for The to-
tai number of dead at noon was IS.
They were:
Donor Gautier, Marlboro, brake
man.
Annie w. Hartwell, Littleton.
w. J. Harris.
Irving Barris, Maynard.
Margaret McSweeney, Concord.
May Campbell, Maynard.
Charles Edward Barnard, fireman,
Charleston.
Daniel J. Weatherbee, Acton.
Anna Haillbridge, aged S, Acton.
Annie O'Brien.
Lena Belle Campbell, South Ac-
ton.
Three unidentified women and one