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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-07
Seuti9lano.
& 6nig MIfono.

Jug III OetllI ouiv ou7 Oi"noS"o"h-
GER Sbor. gr fab in elmer ofenen
@quipase our re9tsn Settle oss 8aiisrs
Wilbelm. Mm granbenburser Shore
maGts bic gquipaqe 9alt uno Der
Oberbtiraermeiier bielt cine Segrti=
bungsaniprads. auf pel9e Ger &6ni9
tur3 a~nttportete.
Sie Wonar1en fubren barauf tiber
Die prd9tis seiGmiidte etrabe Inter
ben 2inoen, auf tpslder 3ruppen Spa
Tier bilbeten mad benz S6lofe.
8rObs Weni9snmaRen fhlten bic
Seitsnwese.
Seute Gbenb fano i'm SdlORe Elm
8ala-8 antett ftatt.
9 q 3 T atGi9un9 n
Barern. Yooemtls
tritt Mot aurtd.
Mhn4en 6. Sob. Die 9am-
nisr Der Mbgeorbnsten bat NIT ITO 9es
gen Is Stimmsn bic Wori4ldge be-
trefs @erfaatliduns Der pfdlsii6en
@iienbabnsn angenommen. Die De-
bate batte erft seifern begonnen.
Cine burd mebrsrs 8ldttsr bsrbreis
tete 0a6ri9t, baB Der baberif9e Ni.
niferprdfoent 5rsiberr b. pooeuils
auridtretsn ueroe, entbebrt Der Be-
ertinbune.
MitabO o.
Berlin, 6. Wob. RaiIer Wilbelm
ididt benz 2aiier bon Sapan 6 i9maras
Ssnsifs aus ieinem @eftte.
anbelspertra9 NIT
Mmertta.
8erIin n, 6. Sob. Wdbreno be,
bsutf9e 8otf9after Sped b. S%ternburq
0srbanblunsen in Waibinston iibe,
einen nsuer Sanoelsbsrtrag In Wafh-
ineton ansetntipft bat. fauoen 9lei9.
seitig bier 8~eratbun9en swiI4en ben
amsritaniiden Botidaftsr Suwer uni
Der &esierung in Der glei9en Nngele,
genbeit ftatt.
Sm p8aseblatt" i9ldat @sbeimratl
@olobsrger Dor, prdfoent &ooiebel
iole nit Der i1m auftebenoen Wa9tbe
fuenib cine borldufiss 8sreinbarunl
NIT 9euti6lano trefsn. uml elm 8rud
gu bsrmeiosn, Der bic SanbslsintersRel
bsibsr 2dnoer idper fddoisen tuiiroe
8eunrub i9uug iber ru
iifde 8erhdItnifs.
Berlin, 6. Nob. Die greig
niHe in 3uBlanb tueroen in biefgsi
officieIsn 2reiisn NIT fetig tua9ienoe
@eforsniB perfofgt. gs III elm oHsne
@ebeimnib, bab Der Raiier ben 3are1
beuoa, benz rufif1en Yolfe bic bei6ei
bsns 4rt Der 8erfaRung gu seben. bi
es nun bat.
unb nun bieie e1tiebIiden 8renel
bic id als erfes Refultat Der 6reibei
in allen 8beilen bss 3arsnreidss al
fpielsn! Hiemanb fann id Der Sbai
: faae bsrialiebsn, baB Der anssbli4 DO
2aiier Wilhelm inipirirte lebte uta
bes 3aren bic rebolutiondren Clement
au rleuen, unerfaqbareu Sorbsrunse
ermutbigt bat, unb bic rebolutiondi
Estpegune bereits 3u melt seoisben II
als bab fs nod unierbrtidt tueroe
f6nnte. Sas Musudrtigs Mmt EN-
bdlt fi@ natirlia isbsr Wsinunssdabt
runs. absr bic &esierun9sOrgane B.
ben nit grobem Na6orude berpor. ba
bic niomsntane Gage in RuBlanb Elm
gr6bere Sefabr FIR Seutf8lanb bi!oet
als bic 9lidlid beieittate Warotft
@o~ntroberie. Sbeleid bies In Der LET
ten 3eti minoeftens orstmal oementii
wurt:, TIT es Sbatfade. oaB bic 8arn
fonsn entlana Der ruffi1en unb poln
i4sn 8rsnae bsosuteno berftdrtt, q
manden SteIen fosar osrooppelt mo-
Den Fnb.
Oeferrei& trifft Die 9lei1en 90
fdtsmaBregln. Cine birecte @efal
miro bier uno In Wien aund9it nur
polsn erblidt. BORT berrftt tbatfdd
: LID Repolution, unb ss beotirfts tba
: fd4li9 nur zines gang fleinen GIN
dsns. um oas pulperfob untsr ben Z
polutiOndr sefinnten Slapen In SOL
= On r. FL. l. N0 -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-07

9lfdli8e tire bsioen 2inoer In Elm
S4lafSimmer, leste ibnen Stride UNI
ben Sals uno tn6pfte geioe an 9aten,
bic tie in bic Wanb getrieben bate,
auf, tporauf fe f9 ielbf erbdngte.
Die gauge Gamilie tuurbs am anberrl
Na4mitta9 bon Na3barn foot aufges
funoen.
STREET. m UaiaItfif9en
wager.
erltn n, 6. Hob. Der 3anf url=
ter ben leitenoen SosialiFen. melder
anldBli1 oes 4usf9siosns bon feds
Observation-Disclosures bes parteior,
gans vWorwdrts" ~entfanben III, nimmt
an S4drfe gu. Der vTormdrts" oer=
bfentli9te eiue gauge Settle grtlGrun=
gen unb @egenertldrungen. Sn ben
er9iiRen bdufen f9 S9impfuorte,
ME Sumps, earpsrgefenes @sinosl,
feile 2reaturen, prsBmeute ETC., in un=
betmlt4er Beiie. Der &ei9stagsabge=
oronete b. 8o0mar sreift bic Yarteilei=
tung auf bas S9drfte an tuesen Der
angebli9 brutalen Bebanolung Der
ie6s &ebacteure, bic am 81. October
ftir ben eriten Npril 1906 g~efiinoiet
batten. aber tpenige Sage fpdter Iums
marii4 entlaH len tpuroen. Befanntlin
1T Der &hdtritt Der &ebaeteure bes
.Iorwdrts" auf bic gorsdnge oss Sc.
naer parteitases 3uriid3ufhbren, Der
sine fraHere Capitalization I'M 8etriebe
beg Slattes our&9eftbrt mifen wollte,
tpdbreno bic &soacteure i9 elmer neuert
@eniur bur9 ben parteiporftanb, Der
1eben Der prebeommifRon einNuff9ts-
uno ginipru9sre9t bsrlansts, pibsrs
feBte.
Sieier Streit in Der fo3ialbemofrati-
f9sn Parteileitung wiro natirlid bon
Der biir9erli9en preHe nit @ufto per-
fOlgt unb e regnet iartafii9e Iusfdne.
Seferreim.ungarn
3rauaIIe.
pras g, 6. Sob. 9sute fam es
mteber au unruben. gtpa 80 perio.
men tuurben bertuunoet. Starte ga.
trouilsn our9sieben bic Stabt.
Die Stuosnten baben befdloHen 3u
f~freiten.
9ratpaIfe.
n, 6. Sob. Dor Der uniber=
fitdt fam es beute piebsr 3u Sra.
malsn; 5 Stubsnten unb 5 poli3iften
srlitten @erlsbunssn.
Sie 3rapalle fanben stpiiden .beut.
i9en unb csediiden Stubenten Hot
unb batten feine 8e3iebunsen su be,
io3ialifii9en Ngitation fir alsemeines
Gtimmre5t.
Stalien.
8eim g q b 4 e.
R o m, 6. Sob. Der papft empinl
beute Sii9Of @onatp bon Cos Ansele!
in pripatauoien8. Der 8ii9Of iiber'
bra9te $4,000 peterspfennis.
NuBlans.
Mmnefie {.
, ST petersburg,6 6. Hobember
T 0iele ri6renbe G3enen fpielten lid
! 9effern ab, als untrr benz Mmnefie
: grlaB bic poIitiiaen @efaneenen aul
Der Jeftuns S9IaheIburs freisegebel
: purben. gs tuaren aber MUIR bier
Natirli9 mar bic @nttdui9ung DieleI
, anseb6ri9sr Der 3uridsebaltenen Bit
r ter. Nidt befreit tuuroen gum Bel
5 fpisl Saioneff, Der W6rber bes Mini'
Hers plebme, peter 2artorit9, be,
. M6rber bss Minitsrs Bosolipaf
. @srolbini, Der @bsf Der Serrorifel
5 u. u.
G 9 omberrattentat I.
glebstop 6
Sob. Cine Bonnie uurbe geifern Il
bic Wobnung beg 6efunastomman
banten geporfen. Der 2ommanbau
uHrbe get6otet. feline Grau unb ainbe
iomie cine Orbsnan3 purben bsruun
bet.
g t. petersburg, 6. Nob
Die poli3ei bon 2aian, bic bisber gan
unsenirt nit benz p6bel ~pliinoerte, 4
INN her htfrh Gin @firnpr=Q 0mffe M
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-07


fier= Wiiere if i'm &si1stag unb aud
in ben 2anotagen Der beridieoenen
8unbesfaaten in ben Iebten Sabren
un3dblige Male beleudtst tuoroen. gs
lift taum swei Sabre Der, felt Nusuff
Bebel i'm &ei4stag bas glerb Der In
96blen unb Stdaen lebenoen Sagenos
bilonern SHelbiens in ben btiferfen
Garben fdiloerte. Was Der yrotbe"
goltstribun bamals iaats, murbs bur9
Die bonn ,2otalan3ei9er" unb anbsren
srOben 3eitunsen aussei9idten 8eri6t=
erfatter boaauf beitdtigt. CUR 8ers
beiierung Der Sage Der arr,ert S6ul=
meifer 1T ieoo4 ni8ts geiAeben. Der
alte S4lsnorian ein9 ieinen Sang,
absr nun rd9t f9 bic berbre9eriias
8lei9siltigfeit, nit welder bic &e9ie=
rurg bic Qebrer babanoelt. Sc ma4t
f9, nit Nusnabme Der iiooeuti9en
Staaten, iiberaa elm ftarter 2ebrer-
manssl gelteno.
gut aus poIntf9en in
beut9 6dnbe Il
gegangen.
GRESHAM, 6. Sob. Wie aug
@lo9au 9smelbet uirb, if bic 5err-
i9aft Sun3enoorf. Elm uralte: beutiter
Befb, uel9er Dor eiuisen Sabren an
ben polen b. urbanousfi berfaufl
wurbe, bon benz Seuti9en WoIH tduf.
lid ertpcrben tporben.
Siefe Hadri9t errest In tpeitefter
9reiien UNI 10 9r0Bere 8efrisbisuns,
als bas nmsefebrts, Der l1~ebergane
beuti9en 8sfibes in polnii6e Sdnos.
in Der lsbtsn 3eit bic &sssl sstpsier
NOR unb ma4ienbe grrseuns In no.
tiOnalgeiinnten areiien bsrborserufer
bate.
Ueruun gegen gu m | |
bes urtbetl.
8erIin. 6. Sob. Sn pofsn II
bonn @eri8tsberrn bes 2riegsgeri9ts
msl9es ben 2eutnant b. Scion bon
2ifa'er Jeloarti1eries &sgiment go. 81
bsrurtbeilts, Berufuns singelsgt NOR
ben, neil bic Strafe 3u milbe bemefel
lei. Scion bate betanntli9 in be
8runtenbeit einsn Sausbiensr sri9Oi
Ten unf mar am %. Ottober, gu ore
WO4en @efdnsniB p.rurtbsilt porbsn
6 bes Thrfsn Seq
poIb 2ipps.
SetmoIb, 6. Nob. 6irft Sec
pOlo CUR 2ippe, tpsl9er bur9 Die thr,
LID mitgetbeilte @ntf9eibune pes9feids
9eriats In ieinem &e9tsanipri9 au
ben Sbron beffdtist wuroe, bat feline
feierliden gin3us sebalten. gr be,
ttinoete eine Nmuefis unb erbob be
Gtaatsminiffer @epetnt In BEN Srei
berrnifano.
Den 9anbtag er6fnste Der 6hrif |
Perfon nit elmer &bronrsoe, In tuelat
, er feinem Sant fur ben Musgan9 be
Carbohydrates uno bic 0altung b.
Bottles bon 2ippe Nusbruf berlief
Die &egieruug beabHdtigt bic Sin
bringing zines grbfolgegeiebes. burr
> tuel9es Die &e&te Der 8ieferfelber Sin
{ SeregeIt werben foaen.
8etrisb a 9 o m m e n.
Us eimar, 6. Oct. Ser 30
4 tanb bes $birinsif9sn Weberperbar
oes in @era bat bei9loRsn, ben Dol
betrieb am Wontas tpieber aufsunel
men.
D 9dbti9 mot etn9h9
Il, term.
Berlin, 6. Oct. Der tutirtten
bergii3e acknowledgement grsbe,
ger bat BITE Ibf9t gu ertennen segebei
bob er feline mebrermdbnten ieniatil
neaen Mngrife auf bic 2olonialpe,
paltung. tuel9e In Der ,26lnii9e
;. 8olfs3eitun9" eri&ienen, ieinerseit br
Der &sgieruns i6arf 3uritseuieien ur
oarna& aud bon benz Blatte feIbff be-
abouirt puroen, I'M Rei9stas tpieoe
:. bolen tpiro.
J., i'm i m iIieubra nj O.
T. BerIin n, 6. Nob. Gin entiebl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-07
&0nig Mlfonio
Sdlt init srObem YOnlpe ieinen Giu5ag in bic
beati6e &eidsbanptftabt.

Se &rauale in rniditen StGbten Sanern fort. Gin gontben: Mtentat.
9ebreruaanael in NorSbeui6lano.- Streit int ioIaIidiiden 9aser.-
giidof Gunatp BON sos angelos bdm Yaphe. -Gimsug BEG
fHrfen 9eopolb in Setmolo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-07
Sefbdfts:~u ebernabme.

StsrHitt bic srsebsus au5siss. baB i'd bic Birth.
i1oft, serbunoen nit BooI.3imner uno Vereius.
Sone, otsber bsfouut unt.r BEN aamen Reidmeins
uummeu babe.
So babe bic 6als, GInb5imHier iOipie ben ibrigsn
SbeiI oes gebduSes edusli9 men r~suOotren Iaieu unb
tutro OieieIbe in 3ufuuft uuter BEN 2omsu
Wpeler's Salle
bstaHut isiH. Gale fowis eIubrdums fteb.n wsrsiusn
uno SeIenibofteu SUR BsrfseRue.
Sebermann in freuubIitft ein9sIaben, mid in
meiuem gfabs 5u beTa3eu. a1tunssuon
Herman MOeller,
GiSweft Gde Hoble uno Rarfet Ctr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14
Trade Given a Boost by
Cooler Weather.
Activity in Shoe and Leather
Most Worthy Of Note.
Large Orders on Hand for Winter and
Spring DelVeries---failure

New York. oct. l3.-1'radStroet 5
State ol Trade. ton Orrow, will say:
cool weather. latcr than usual in ar
irving. this year, has given stimulus
Ia retail trade throughout 4 wide area
and helped the already active Jobblng
Trade. through the medium of recorders.
Much delayed business has also mater
ializel through the lifting or abolition
OF uu;!riu;iurS throughout the central
South. Further strength has likewise
rcyclnpcd i'll iron ana steel.
In wholesale lines. the features are
st:tI Inc active demand for dry goods
clothing. SHOES. rubber goods, lumber
hardware. building material leather anG
hides. which are all bringing high and
in some cases record prices.
The situation in iron ana steel is
really remarkable for this season Of
the year. Production * increasing
though not up To some early spring
E.onth records.
Copper an6 tin. among the other
metals. have castd slightly on less ac-
tive demand Lower prices for raw
cotton do lot affect cotton goods prices,
which in some instance :, ar" higher ~:
the week. Print clothes are in active
dtm.ud. III the east. Chinese export
trade is reported To be showing moro
life but Eradstreet's correspondent at
Manchester reports demand for goods
less active. Wool is quietcr but tirmcr
IN keeping witn the bctwcen- season,
period i'm the manufacturing industry.
Better Exports demand ana moro
confidence IN speculative feeling ar
il owing features in the higher trend Of
all cereals.
The strength in hides. leather and
shoes is n feature deserving note. Buff
hides have been marked up half Z cent
and make now records. Other hides are
likewise very firm. New orders for
heavy side leather have been taken At
half 4 cent advance and som" hrnl"rk
sole is !. TO cent up from Il few
weeks ago.
shoe manufacturers are busy on Or
deIs for winter that will take till De-
ccmbtr to ill! ana have already taken
good orders for spring delivery. East
crH shipments are SO per cent. ahead
for The week and ner cent. ahead for
the year rs compared with 1904.
BUSINESS failures FOR the week end
ing Oct. l.. number 1S3 against 1856 in
the like week of 1904.
Wheat. Including flour. exports for
tho week ending oct. Y, are 2,114,4G2
Lus hcls. against 1,%%57,115, this week.
last year. From July /. to date, the eX-
ports are 19.S13.S31 bushels, against 49,
90l. $50 last year.
Corn exports for the week are 962, 414
bushels. against S57,-17 Il year ago.
From July !. 10 date. the exports of
corn are 16,442. sol bushels against o.
041 SO in 1904.
Canadian trade is active rs 4 whole
and compares well with n year ago.
Collections. though complained Of as
slow in some sections, likewise com
pare wen. Failures for the week num-
hey 25 as against Is in this week. a year
ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14
CURE FOR CANCER
Through the Radium Rays Said To Be
Established Fact.

New York. 0Ct. 13.-Thlt fivr per-
sons hay, en- cured Of cancer Il; tho
FluWcr hospital by the USE OF lii,iitim
cn3tinE:f nr cclluluid rods inserted into
the diseased parts was The substance
of It paper read by Or. VIM. II. Diclfcn-
international me IDEAL conference at
Tho Hague, before tho Homeorathi u'
Medical Society Of he county Of New
York. In only one Of six eases hc
treated. In. Dicffcnbach said his effort
met With defeat In that case Tie.
diS"a:i" UaE far advanced.
Dr. Dit'ftnbach dcscriUcd his method
of treatment in detail. Ii consists i'll
dipping CcliulOid or hard rubber rods
into solutions cf salts Of radium. III, ~
rods are thcn inserted into incis|inn,
made in tumorS. The effect Of tn.
r:ltiio-"ciiVitY. he said was Ia q, .StroN
disc rs, Il tissues. There arc som" hop, :
less eases where the growthS have
spft al over large areas
Prof. Hugo Lcibrr nf :hs CItE. has
been experimenting in il. i,rli!i;; r.t,iit;.I
into ,hc TISSUES without tn, tt,. az
rods or sheets of crlmlud. ll, slid iia;
tlrt. cases Of tunlrr ;;nd cancer lI;Id
been created with r,markIblr success
This marked Il distinct advance in
medical Knowledge Though III pr, -
Ont the subject was vagur. they hoped
soon to have more light
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14
THIEVES AND THUGS
Overrun New York City, Probably I'm
ported for the Election.

New York. Oct. 13.-That gangs Of
thieves have been imported to New
York 10 register for the fall elections
I'M lower East side was the statement
made to The police. Friday. by pris-
rucr who was arrested after n series
a. bod assaults and robberics had been
committcl in the streets, Thursday
night.
The prisoner told the police that cal!
the COPS i'm New York" could not pros
c,l l.. him because he had come t" town
only to register and intended to leave
again Immediately. He refused to give
his real name. The police make the
charge that the thugs have registered
falsely and believe they have political
license to rob and plumber.
one Of the gangs was pursued for an
hour BY the police. Thursday night.
who traced it i'll the vicinity of East
Houston street by the noise of break
ing windows by evidences of freshly
cummittcd robheries and finally ny
finding a woman beaten into helpless
ness on the sidewalk who directed the
I,olirc where to find the gang me
woman. Margaret Plumb, was so Sc
rinns!y injured that she was sent I"
TIE hospital. she said the gang robbed
her Of -.
4 few blocks from where the woman
was found the police discovered sang
al work lnnting butcher shop. me
window Of which they mad smashed
tho robbers fed. how ever. and tn" p"-
lie grt only one Of them who was
locked NJ on 4 charge of burglary ana
hichv:'v robbery. He resisted arrest
and toll the police he would be at lib
,rty soon. lie gave the name Of George
ORrion of Mott street. this city, Du'
the police said the name and address
were fictitious. They do not know
whore tho gangs have come from.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14

post Office in Warren. last month. the
nt"tcrtI ~ Mrs. June &. Jones or ;hat
place The following is the list Of the
bonds stolen: Five United States bonds.
nrr cent, 500 each. series Of fS9S-lg;S.
numbered IL 191a4. @1.201ai. 81. 694a2 65.-
hJi.i-: one City of Westbrooh. Me.
bono, 500. No. -; one Rockland. Thorn
ast"! 4 Camden Street Railway bond.
$500, M 81.
Charles Clancy Of Portland. hcStler
t"i' II. NJ. 'Isncr. who was the victim
IF nurdtrous assault some weeks age
recovered MS memory ard. Thursday.
gave detailed account Of all chat oc-
CURED that morning before the as
S1tult. He performed all his usual duties
ana then started To 20 up stairs from
the basement and remembers no more.
He was struck three blows on the head
With = !1mm'r. and for days fingered,
between lifc aud dnf,th. lie will cn.n-
Ilctoly recover. but the assault is like
IL BE- Il mystery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful It IS N
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
disinfcctant and purifier in nature, hut
few realize its value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
YOU take Of it the better; it is not 4
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
eases and impurities always present III
the stomach and intestines and carries
them out Of tie system.
Charcoal swnetenS the breath aft ar
smoking. drinking or after eating
oniors ana othec odorous vegetables.
Charcoal cffcctuaIly clears and i'm
I,rnvas The complexion. it Whitens the
I, eth and further acts rs natural and
cmIn,ntIy safe Chthartic
1t absorhs the injurious gases which
collect i'm the stomach and bowels; it
lisinffc cts the mouth and throat from
the poison Of catarIh.
An druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another. but probably the best
charcoal ana the most for the money
is i'm Stuart'S Charcoal Lozcngcs; they
are composed Of the finest Iowdered
villo,, charcoal. ana Other harmless
l;ntiseptics in tablet form or r3thc' IN
the conn Of large, pleasant t1s;inE
lozenges. the charcoal being mixed
with honey.
The Iaily use Of these loz"ngcs viii
soon tel II. 4 much improved condition
of the general health. better complex
ion. swceter breath and purer blood.
and the beauty of it is. that no posst-
lilo harm can result from their con-
tinueI u.s., but on the contrary great
| benefit.
( Buffalo physician in speaking Of
tho benefits of charcoal says: i adj
ia Stuart's Charcoal LozenSes I" All
paticuts suffering from gas in st"ii,'ch
ana bowels ana to clear the complex
ION and purify the breath. mourn IN
throat; I also believe the liver IS Ir"a' :
liz benefited by the daily use OIL 'h+"'
they cost but twenty-five cents pos
1t drug stores. md although IN some
sense Il patent preparations -
lieve I get moro and better clill'''i ~
Stuart'S Charcoal LoZtnst t'i"I'
any Of tie ordinary charcoal t'oic'N'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14
VICTIM OF PLOT.
A Brooklyn italian Killed
After Many Years
By Agents Of Malta Which
He Had Offended.
At Least Seven Other Lives Also Sacrificed
In the Same Way.

New York. oct. 13-That Gacteno
Costa was murdered in his butcher
shop in brooklyn, Wednesday night
not bccaus" he had refused to acccdc
10 matchmaking demands for money
but as IN" result Of Il political plo: in
Sniftd in Sicily many years ago by the
Malta. executed by It's agents, of the
BLACK Hand Society in this country.
ana 10 which III least seven other lives
had already been sacrificed. was tho
remarkable revelation made ID The
police, Thursday.
according 10 information given By
q fellow Countryman and former assoc
ciatc Of the dead man, Costa was one
of band of dozen or more wealthy
Sicilian citizens included among who
were his two brothers who for daring
to oppose a dominant political action
closely allied with the Malta. We're
driven across the seas, pursued with Il
relrntlessness that has been hindered
by neither time nor distance and syStc-
matically put To death whenever an
opportunity to escape detection offered.
Realizing their helpleSsSness against
their enemies the leading members of
tiie toSli lactlon, according IT, the
police informant. came to this country
and settled i'll various places
Some had been compelled to leave
all their worldly goods behind them in
the haste of flight and went to begin
life anew. Among these were Costa'S
two brothers. Giuseppe and Luigi.
With the exodus Of the threatened
men. however. the Malta apparently
did not drop the matter Three years
later according to the narrator, the
body Of Giuseppe Costa was found in
jackson park. Chicago, bearing IL
stab wounds. Around the waist was Il
blue .$aSh. placed there evidently as Il
warming to other Italians who knew
the methods Of the Malta.
About 4 year after that Luigi Costa
was killed at Geneva, Ill. Finally Il
few months after this the hcadless
body of Il man was found at Erie. Pa
also with a blue sash around the waist.
LII the light Of these events and the
peculiar circumstances surrounding the
murder Of Gaetano Costa. Police Capt.
Evans of Brooklyn. is convinced he fell
Il victim to the same vendetta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Eleven c;;ses Of smallpox developed in
The Family of john l;oglty AT Jdrl;s0n-
Will, near Machias. All the ruiicits urc
nnW cOnN;t!rScent ANA the family which
nave been Guarantined for several
months will b. allowed to again min
=" in society whnn they have passed
the ordeal Of cleansing and tn" lm-
eating process.
Mrs. Anna =. Scott. 30 wife Of Fred
T.. Scott Of Bath. GicI. Thursday. from
Pneumonia She Wne the daughter of
Mrs. John Dcrring ana was born III
BaIh. She WIS a member 6 the school
board from Ward ! ANA one Of Ill"
most active members of Myrtle Lodge
of Odd Ladies ana Of The corliss street
Free Baptist church. \ husband and
TN. daughter. Miss .thhic NJ. Scott Of
Bath. survive.
Tarrdtina Tribe. Improved Order Of
Red M,n at Belfast has received ~ III
vit#tion from Ahrnakis Tribe of B'tn-
Gur. to visit thcr" ~ Dee. II. III II
grand rnww"w given To The several
tribes i'll eastern Maine. The various
visiting teams viii have The privilege
~ c"ntosting for = prize for TIL" best
work in the adoption gree. It is
probable that Tarrltirr Trinr Nill : ,ui
i good delegation.
Herbert Swan. son "f Ware! H. Sv;lil.
Of Bethel. Mil" oul cunning. W"ln"s-
day. accidentally discovered The larger
Iurt of the pfnp"'ty which W;l:; stolen
lruL the stores OF J. y. burlington and
&. a. Bryant 4 son. Sunday night.
No hg4
Grand Trunk Railway station ana
Stru"k the cOpiSs conc called under n ptl'
Of leaves which appeared t. have D"rli
scrlprd over them.
Nm up-to-datp hute! for Camden with
~ modern conV'nianccs and With Il
spt cin attention to the increasing Of
summer business of that toNn. TINS Is
likely to b Il reality before next sum
mcT. although those interested hay" but
It'll" to stat" i'm regard /" their pi''3@
II urcstf.t. Tic now motel WEI bc -
the site II the Fay View Housc and the
present Ray View Hotel will nic"t ike
IL form Al anicX IL The ncw Duildin%.
\ vcrfict for $.6Sqf for Mrs. Mice
T.. Jones Of % Fourth street was
BROUGHT in At 11.i5 O'Clock. rhIir'sda;
Innn. in HE supreme coUTt at HlnG0T,
after III" jury had hccn out - h"urF.
Mrs. InIi:.s sue Tie "St;it" Of the ~"
SilaS y. J,.ics For urcmissory E"tcs at
the value uf $500 TN" dcfonc" WAS I;
denial Of the signatures. The jury ca'Hc
in four Tires fer in9trut tions ami ""i''
M al "Wednesday night with thc ";t1"
The. EnckIand papers announce that
al banks have been warned not I" "i"-
chase bonds stolen from the safe in the