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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

THE ARGUS cannot refrain from
congratulating the Leader upon its
excellent fight for genuine tax re.
form. It's position on the tax issue
has been in the interest of the peo-
pie. The time is coming when
those who have betrayed the people
on tax reform will be soundly re-
buked. The present Legislature
has taught the people a lesson on
the tax issue that they will not for
get at the next election.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

We would like to inquire of
Leader Shaw if he has erected
monument to the memory of the
defunct Tunnelton News, which
Bro. Shaw had entered into com
petition with THE ARcus.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

The Leader made a bad break
last week in going after Chas. w.
Wolfe and blaming him for an arti.
Gle in the Journal that almost any
one could tell did not come from
Wolfe. But the most inexcusable
break was calling Wolfe~ renegade
Democrat and charging him with
having topped for Office and poll
tical pie. Anyone who knows him
knows that he has always been an
incorporating Republican and no
one ever accused him Of anything
else. Just keep your eye on the
Journal this week and see the Lead.
err get called down.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

They caught chicken thief in
Wellsburg a few nights ago with a
headless fowl. Must have been try
ing 70 save old speck from the as
SCISSOR, or training for race for
the West Virginia Legislature.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

There may have been no deal be.
tween the Republican managers and
the Standard oil Company, but the
evidence proves that their families
are on such intimate terms that they
have been exchanging presents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

Marshal Charley Elliott is entire
~ too innocent to be let run at
large in Charleston while the Legis-
lature is in session. He is in dan
ger OF being kidnapped or bunkoed
BY some green goods man.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

i developed in Marshal EUiotrs
testimony before the investigating
committee that be did not know
what he was writing about lie is
not the only love-sick swain that has
been sued Tor breach Of promise.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

No paper in the State has i'm
proved more recently TIL an the
Mountain Echo of Keyser. 1t has
a new dress and a new man at the
helm. 1t now contains lots of live
local matter and good run of adj
vertising, the ads all being set up
in an artistic and attractive manner.
J. Ed. Fry, the new editor and pub
Usher is an old hand at the business
as he got out good paper over at
Petersburg before be came to Key
ser and he evidently has a good
foreman on the paper also.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

In this issue will be found an edi.
torinl from the New York Sun, the
rankest Republican paper in that
great city, telling how President
Roosevelt is stealing Democratic
thunder or at least trying 10 carry
out the Democratic platform, be-
cause he believes it to be right and
the spectacle is presented Of Bryan
and Williams and other Democratic
leaders supporting the President
and holding up his hands, while his
party leaders, are trying to hold
him down and head him off.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

The journal staff writer need
lose no sleep over the thought that
Senator Montgomery is not render
ing service 90 Che taxpayers when
be turns into the State Treasury The
s35,ooo which the Secretary Of
State has been showing down in bis
fcare
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

"Unu5 Populi, which means
when translated into United States
of AmerIca,you can't always tell by
the size Of frog how far he can
jump, will end himself very lone
some in defending Che fec system.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16

General Feed Store Hay a speciality
Prices reasonable. GENERALLY located near
the pos,ofice, on Gibson street in TuNnelton
w. Va, GEORGE b. WILLIAMS,
Proprietor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-02-16
]. SLIDELL BROWN, Editor and
Proprietor

KinGwoOd, February 1G, 1905
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
NO OEVELOPM ENTS
In the Painters Strike II Providence
$50 Men illIc.

I'rovi.lrI'". y. l.. Nay With n
r\,. pti,ii " thc strike Of TIC painters
fu non ,2"t>. ara ih,t "f IN" hoist
ing enlii,c"rc .'ri C",l h.."dl"r9 az IN"
q. ,~t..r,i coal C". fur recognition %
Tie ,,.'"i.e y. III az which ,"?tin. u"0"
shout q l"rtui-i.t aC" thor" ~":" Ia"
.hur troubles in thi,. city. today.
n y. Was W" Development in In" lat
o.. STRIKE. th- union leaders observing
- waiting; l",'ir, alleging tht "a" men
u ~ nii,d Ih, strife 81 places ~ n"
col ,,.Iurr.ur .t~. n""inl"tr!i :" I'D
tn. work required Of them. -\boU: %
I1"n arr ont
I'll" painters strike presented no
urw phases. Some Of TN" Strikcrs hay"
.ccrre.I other situations and in other
cases. ~" master painters have acr"'l-
80 To the demands uf the union. II Is
estimated that about 10 men arc idle.
Int Il gradual rcadiustnt"nt of IN"
trn;;hlc hy individual n!a#tc. painters
is expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
In Labor Circles Through
out State Of Maine.
Best Of Feeling Between the
Men and Employers.
Italians on Calais Paper Mills Make Only
Disturbance in State.

Portland Ne. My 1.-The labor
situation in Maine is considered very
satisfactory, today. ami the outlrph
for building operations is good.
I'll" oily nr.r difficulty apparent. II
nnnn. Was Il strike If 10 italians en-
rloycd ON the construction Of the pa
pr mill n,.ir Calais. wnirh was s;;ii
10 threaten the other employees.
A rc-HdiHsti3olt of the wage scale
IN lm line IIiri,"r. III HOcklaid WAS
rr, missed for the Latter part Of this
N,ci.
At Wntvrvilie. whore thcr" has been
for nca"iE two weeks a sympathetic
s:rif.., Of Tho employees of the itiICrNi"u'
UnrSt"l mill. caused by a :St,'ik. of 80
Viewers, several of ihI d",.tIt:H, u;=i
r,Su..-I WorE. to-day. ;I.H il vas "
,,rt,I til" difficulty would soon b.
settled.
iu a:;r,cIucm as to the h"urs pc
ucr!. nnd nay for overtime h"l en- ill.,
Maine Central I:Iirn3I Ird the ;e!Cy-
rii,.rrs vent iutn effect. today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
WILL NOT Offer BATTLE.
But Togo viii Be Ready if Rojest"cn-
sky Tackles Him.

New York. MAY T.. i>rt, lego TL'.,-
E:,shi. t!rancial az. =; Il III. ianau'.>,'
government. who ;'rrI'r.i from I.'r'iol.
- St"rddy. after negotiating the r''-"iit
.J:.,aircSc wir loan. :;'Id. today. tina;
Admiral Togo would nn, offer battlc e.
Iile Russian ilc"t h,v;tuS" he had too
mu, h :t sta,l,' AMI vas not willing /"
riS,, al or tn first throw nf the die.
ia his urini -. ihr must important
i-attr under consideration 10y the Jap
iiur>t Stl:cSme II is tilc mia: cinw Of th,'
scope ~ the :.;lilnct NOW between ia -
al ana t;I'li Britain. II" considers
Russia will be 50 WSl.:rn"d by the war
that ;tS influence III the Elr East. will
NOT H. S.tIriI:.ly considered Tor 10 years.
Whcr he WIS a~k"d if he thauSh
thrr" was any possibility Of an aliiaI,r..
hrtWvrr I.uSsia a.,i Japan for the I'M
U,,*:p.. IL" Monroe DO, tsiuC i'll the Far
f,l+t. lac replied:
THAT IS Il French idea. which has
been @ircI birth owing t. the alarm tn"
r'rriwh nave r;lt ovvr the 'rcTOachmCnt
nf Iii" Emperor Of Germany in Chira.
OF course. there is nothing prcnost@r-
Gus about the idea of such an ALLIANCE.
hu; IT present the Japanese .tatcsmc.>
are considering tho ways and means
of rfirtt!n,r Il great offensive and dc =
fvnSivr allan 70 with Great i'riti:in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Lime Workers And Employers Garnet
ACRE, on Wage Schedule In Rock!And.

Eo'kltnd. Me. May l. There w.rs ~"
cl;at.;r ~ Ill. limo sit'at:"r. M"Hd.'y.
a,,housh this Is the day on which IN"
Liic turner's Union "sk"d for "cti"n
mor lis request FIR im"rc;s''I ways.
Eclr, .cl.tativ,s Of a." uui'n IA tire
i;",htu,I ard HnrEr"rt Lane -. hIY'
E.l j c"nt' renee which i understood
10 have "rn 50 satisfactory that q
STRIFE. 4 nrt 50 imminent ~, i >-"n.e /!
/ N'.h ago. Il VAS under stood that .In
agreement viii bo reached rrXt Thurs
d"v. but III" manufacturers and IT,
h,r.r> IN, rrIirrut ~ the subj =.
Nh"p, 40 men ;,rc affected They a'''
,.rrt";iri ,.igrly by the I;o'@ltni al
- l,.''.t LIN" 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
Wonderfully Free from
Strikes or Troubles.
Most Trades Now Prosper Un-
der Yearly Agreements.
Several Slight Disputes Settled. Trouble in
Few Places.

BOSTON. May 1.-The most note
worthy feature OF May day in New
EiGlald. M;,s Tho absence of serious
Industrial distui bnnrce :; situation
tn:it Has S"lslunicd Dee!, ntlual.ni since.
tie introduction Of trade uuiuniSln.
TIC city OF Boston was free. froia even
niUor strikes AND no disputes of i'm
Io.'t;.ntC ar" Irndinc. Most trades now
Hay" annual agreements which :lS Il
rule are signed earlier in the spring So
tl.dt M"v | is net uoW the critical time
III Tie industrial field III New England
that ii once vas. Many branches NOW
t!r.sli out their disputes ON March /
or = month later. \ number of minor
strikes in this state and elsewhere are
on. bat in no case is the number i'll
vnlr". in excess OF 1000
III The textile industry the only dif-
f>.t.IticS Of mt date is the strike of
about 600 vcave:S ut the Bristol cot
IT,. Mir, in New ito;'F.,rd against the
",tr.' loom system and the weaving
apartment is idle.
TIN" i"urn"H1nen bakers employed in
Ii,- of IN" largest shops in i4aWrcnc"
ar, out because of the refusal nf the
ripI lovers - sign :, rev contract w:ttrh
calls r"r rcr"-'s itiou f til" union. but
Tor 4" "h;.l.,-c in hours or WAGES. Four
t"ou smaller bakeries IN Lawrence
hove settled WITH the jnuru"ymen.
The Grant" manufacturers and TN
pluy"s ~ Concord y. H.. reached AN
AR, "IucIt which went into "fr"rt. Mon
d.. providing that cutters shall r"-
Ell "A" "a MINIMUM w.'ao &c IL = 'ay al.l
p'laf.A ircn j minimum "f II cents '.u
hour. Ti,', IA been 10 c'-s.- tor Of
Nt,r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
Men Hourly Gaining, in
Ranks and Bad Temper.
Business Crippled and Dis
tarbances Are Frequent.
Pres. Roosevelt Will Receive Peiit;nn frcm
Striking Transfers.

Chicago. May 1.-,'ondil ions in the
transfers strike Wcr" "orsr. today
than at any preceding time. The Strik
"rS Were III uglicr mood. and the riot
i''% was more open ana vicious and the
attacks OIL nnn-unon incn more frc-
uu"nt and daring than Il. any tim.
since the beginning Of the strike. TIL.
.iict cause for the Increased belli-"r-
.:icy on til" part % I'll" strikers and
IL. ir friends il the fat ti;at the En-
.i,! trS TeannG Association, to!Ht,
brough; 100 men int chicago 10 TAX.
The places, Of strikers ;;Hd 500 more ar
-, III To be nG" OF. thc WY. These men
VAL receive the fuli nay az union men
a,I,! il n,i.; ID, tn guaranteed to them
that their pnsitiuns will be permanent.
TOn-GrrnW. on cv..ry wagon Of the
employers Training Association. Il rifle
viii lie carried III opAn view. During the
last wees there has been much cOii:-
paint Gn tile part Of strik" sympathiz-
cis on tho readiness winch nrH-un.0:l
men, particularly negroes nave used re-,
vulVrrs. \ number Of strike breakers;
have Been ARRESTED m 4 charge OF car
rE;n: 1!:ccalei Weapons and. today.
Tic attorneys of tn Employers Team
i'll" t.,,'priai!Dn 'aiivl on chief OF i'o-
lice. D'keIl and asked is their men h Id
net II, right IL carry Weapons provid
.d thry We're held in tprn view. Chief
- Neil replied that tlcre was no law
a~liisi it. and arrangements were
p.nnr1;y mad" by the Employers T.
ni:t:t. RI. $ on AZ, ih'ir wagons.
over 1nm' iiii"s v.r purchased. today.
ar dulinE III" lattcr ulrt % the ast,r-
noon. Il nu'nl,"r % Wagons went
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
Claiming Death Of Young Was
Either Murder Or Suicide.
Rand 10 Speak, Today--Case Will Go 10 Jury
This Afternoon.
Miss Patterson UnfIirchingly Faces Jury
Throughout the Day.

New York May 1.-'-'rhS ease Is one
Of deliberate murder or suicide. There
can be 20 nansla u2ht.' about il. The
should br no oiirrornis" ardict. She IS
either guilty OF murd,. in the first &C.
gree or not ut ALL
With these signifi an, words. Abra-
hln Levy. "ounse! for Nan Patterson.
h.rught to a close. this afternoon. his
1-l1ou" argument in defence of the for
?r"r chorus girl. charged With the muir
der ot Caesar Young.
During the long argument. Miss Pat
;erson faced the jury urIlinchingly.
The court room was crowded through
ont the day, most of the attendants be-
ing women.
AI; Levy reviewed al the testim"pv
in ,!otn1l and declared rot a word hal
been Introduced which showed any nur-
pose o. the rart of Mis- Patterson Or
her hrotherin-'aw ana SISTER. Mr.. PM
Ms. J. Morgan SMITH. TO threaten tn
ifr ~ cnes:r Young.
Tn" suicid" theory WIS strongly en-
rhasizc.i ny Ny. Levy. VII, secuted tn"
idea that a girl would no able to make
such an assault on trained athl.."
like Young
lie .'len ridiculcd the idea that Miss
Patterson should have chosen Il crowd
~ pubic street as 4 rlar" for murder
when sn" had 50 many opportunities to
attack Young Whcrn thor" would have.
bgcn littl" danger ~ detection.
ts:iStaut District Attorney Rand will
close FOR til" y npl". tomorrow. ana i:
* pruh'. bio the case vii! 20 to the Jury.
TOMORROW afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
BETTER THAN EXPECTED,
Few Riots Compared with What the
Government Was. Expecting.

ST. Petersburg, May 2.-(230 A. ND.
ASIDE from the expected May day
disorders in Poland where revolution
Hi'y p;lrld"s led To sanguiIary cncoun-
tiers With the police anG troops in War
s.tw. LODI and other Industrial ccntcrs.
Perfect order prevailed. yesterday.
throughout Russia. There WAS no sign
even of a desire tn stir W trouble in
dic;iting Tho baselessues of rtImors thst
had been current for some time al
plans of rio,ing and pillsge on the gee
ord day Of the Easter holidays.
The Associated: Press correspondent
at Moscow Odessa kicn. Nins.s. kIsh-
in"T and o;ilci points. states that E,is.
slams Of All political faith devoted
themselves to the customary holiday
festivities with apparently no thought
nf disorder: and in st. Petersburg even
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
PRICELESS PAINTINGS
Found Ruined by Oamnncss at unseai.
ing of Affairs in Moscow.

Moscow. May 1.-The removal Of re-
!ig;iou3 disabilities by the imperial de-
:rcr "nahiad the ola Believers Of Mos
low to celebrate l:astc. in the church,
OF the Rogoshk quarter. The affairs
which lad been closed for AZ years.
were unsealCd in the presence Of the
authorities. Many priceless paintings
sd iIons were found to he irretriev-
ably ruined by dampness. The princl-
l.ai service was attended by the pre-
feet of police and General Galitziu.
lide-de-camp If the Emperor. WHO was
the bearer Of the latters decree giant
ing religious freedom. The Worship
nerS bcgE Gen. Galiizin to express
their gratitude TO the Emperor. An
i,nI"rtant lcpdtati"n Of Old Believers
is going t. Tsar skOc- .5ciu to thank the
i.nrc"Or.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
AN EXPLODING BOMB
inirrcs Two Men at St. Petersburg
The Police investigations.

~. J. burg. Mny Ia bomb cx-
llot!r'!. carly today. in an apartment
h"tiS'' Don occupied by two mon. Both
&c them were injured. one of them Sc
:i"lSly. II u believed the men were
'nrpirinS The bomb for use Wien it cx-
rloic I. M inquiry into the cause uG
Tie explosion is being made.
y Russian mining student named
bnnbinen. who arrived in st. pctcvs-
burg 10 days ago. occupied the room.
lie RECEIVED Il visitor Sunday. who
spent the nigi I WitE him. The visitor
\ in i hospital ana Donbincn IN under
;t'r.st.
Tie evening papers do not mention
The affair ans the police are tying {"
Keep il c-ct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
And Its Observance in the
European Cities.
1ouIon Has a Disturbance, An
archists Being Leaders.
Bomb at 81, Petersburg Hurts Two Men,
At Other Places.

Paris. Nav 1.AL'bor day was OBJ
served throughout France. The trades
"nionS Of Paris held a monster meeting
and adopted resolutions in favor oi an
eight lou! day.
Late il WIS announced that the
demonstration at Toulon had assumed
= threatening aspect. Anarchists
marched IN 4 procession carrying rel
flag. chanting = revolutionary hymn
and bearing banner inscribed:
Remember the victims Of cal iial at
Chicago. Limoges ana Martinique"
I'm aiilT.y occurred in front of the
'.Iv.,l arSr'El during which several
workbench We're slightly injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
A BRlCF SERVICE
Held Over Remains OF Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee in Washington.

Washington. May IA brief service
MS held today. over IL" body Of
l:.ig. Cen Fitzhush Lee. /. 5. A.. re-
tired. Formal service; will be held in
Richmond. Va. next Thursday. Today's
service was held al thu church of the
E.n;pilany ard was conducted by til"
r., tor. Hev. Randolph II. Mckim. u.
D.. chanlain Of the Washington Camp
of Confederate Veterans. He was an Of
fcar IN Gen. Lees old command in tn
civil war and the two were lifelong
friends. The remains left in the after
noon. for Richmond. Va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Ma" 1.-The Lake region
area of high pressur.- still dominates
the weather conditions in Western dis
tricts ana is slowly moving eastward
'The weather continues cool in New
Englaud districts With no rain of con-
sequence Fair weather is indicated fo,.
rhc Eastern districts, Tuesday ana
Wednesday. 1t will be- warmer in New
Eualand. The winds along the Ned Eng
lard and middle Atlanti. coast win be
fresh west to northwest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02

Nan Patterson probably will knn,v
there remained only the closing scenes
in tie trial to be enacted. That thor,
would he no d"fCnc" already had been
:,.T.orIu"cd before the court r"-ton-
v"nrI Her counsel WAS satisfied that
:!,c state had signalIy failed in its cf-
fort to prov" that the former show girl
murdered Caesar" YOUNG. her Lover.
;icy sail. ma were content to stand or
fall on what evidence had been sub
,ri,tcd. The defendant agreed fulIy
with her attorney and expressed ih,
iirmcst faith that her troubles were
,nui,ily nearing an end.
81 feel that have spent my last sun
,l:ty in the Toinbs" she said. Monday.
while making ready to go to court.
..Tucs.!av. 7 will go home. I want free
dom. WHAT wouldn't give for a
nlnlI;h ful of fresh. purc air
Tn,re Vas Il long delay before thc.
trinl was resumed. today. Oh account
Of the May grand jury being brought
before Recorder Golf. After the grand
i,rry had been excused for a week and
the defendant had been brought in.
Mr.. Levy formally announced that the
defence would rest on the states case
and then began his closing argument
for the prisoner.
NJ. Levy warned the jury that cir
,,,nstantial evidence must be consid-
erod with the greatest care.
"a circumstantial ease carries with
if the necessity OIL the part of the pros
ecution to live III to the very letter of
IA. law" said he. "What have TO
,.,r IS that you will be facinated by
IN, establishments of my opponent.
,,.,,o may seek to blind you to The evil
.Ianc. He has the right to avail HIM
,aIf of anv ta.tics, but if were dis
,,.;.., attorney | would nu; use the
,,,.yb,v ROVER OF my position to resort
So Unfair methods to send any girl to
~. .1a.th. He should have been fair
,,;tb This defenseless girl and he should
',n, have been fair with you. who lean
him, for guidance and not misguid-
ance.
, tickets by which Mr.. Rand
p.,,, "a drlusle YOU that they We're
al J,,ue .. when. as a matter Of
~ , they bear the date of October. 7
them nut in evidence so as to
fContinued on Page Three)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
$50 ITALIANS STRIKE.
Claim They Arc Not Treated Right by
CaIa,1 Employers.

rIlnia. Nj. May THE crew OF u"
ltaGrn Elur-rs employed IN the fnun-
luiian ~ IL" large paper mill being
hull Al SpraGuc's Fans struck. Mon
lay. Thy claimed they mad not bean
trat'd right
T"ri" mad hccn no disturbances at II
"''"'a. int general %ii;k, Of ali III"
ntt:a'n VAS ,1id - - thu atcnCd.
tn strik rs claimc they Wcr" ov"r-
worked and demand 4 nine hour dag
With Az Increase from $1..o 10 El.15 4
dly They also insist on the privi!"c"
" SmnHi,= during working hours. II Is
Stft,1 that general dissatisfaction "N-
ISIS among til" strikers. There has bC"n
H. Disturbances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
Follows Rojestyensky in
Interests Of Neutrality.
But Toxic Believes He Seeks
RaTbor for Supplies.
Fleet Last Reported at Port Dayei, 40 Miles
from Kamranh.

Saigon. French cn"hin-C hi,.a. May /
he Ril: si;;n :'iuh'l,on * lying IF
Port Dayet. ~ miles north Of kain-
rHnh by and Ill iiiuhi,"n.; way. near
ka'nranh bay. uutai!l, Of t"rrit"i'i, |
Matters.
Russian. Gcr.3;;n ANA Erit ith trans
ports ave eff ca, 81. James. E":r So
g"n. ana ia 80. !ni.cuI, river
Tho French naval division h.. b":.u
nobi!izei to preserve neutrality III
French Water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
IS WATERS STRIKE
In Lynn When Restaurant Keepers re
fuse to incrcace Wage Schedule.

Lynn. Mass May 1.--t'ccl'is" half =
dozen restaurant Keepers refused Y"
sign 7 u"w price list and worki't:
agreement presented by the Hotel and
Restaurant Employees Union askin;;
fnr slight increases in wages AMI
shorter hours. when presented. TINS
fcrrnrnn. - Walters in those places
struck AT noon. III cons"nu' nc" sever
III hundred shoe operatives were III
able to get til" MONDAY meal at thc
accustomed places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
TOXIC rs SUSPICIOUS
That FojrTt<ensky Still Seeks inGo
China Ports for Supplies.

Toxic. My l.. J. is believed hat AL
niiral I:uj,:'tNcnsky 'on;iru"s "a uSC
the r"riS nf lndo-Cnira fer the rur-
pos" Of obtaining c.;.l :'ud other SUI
plies ana 10? II, ,iUt ,i.iIt2 "rni.laI.t'..t-
ton with Il. !',t .r>bur,: a"d the Jap
aness ,rcss l.. d".ir u,.".t nning liz"
faith o ihr recent :tSyr"a.i.,r %:
franco. Tie government h"tc H. silent
but it Is l.. lied thv niin;.:r;'s :tIr i'r"-
.:.rrin,; To rr!l:.w III" nc'ltrIlity Iurs-
ton with France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
ARGUMENTS HEARD.
Decision in Extrs.iition Case Of Gaynor
and Greene in Judges Hands.

Quebec May AFTER hearing argu-
i,tpnts. today. the court of appeals took
tho appeal made BY tie attorneys Of
t,ess.s. Gaynor ana Greene from the
decision ri Judge Davidson of Nom
treat en- delibre. No time was set for
4 delivery Of Judgment.
Judg,. Davidson's decision was to TIE
effect that FXtraiition Commissioners
I.afontaine was qualified 10 hear the
case. n -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-02
FUN. NOT FIGHTING.
Kuro.i's Army Celebrates the Battle O
the YaIu Rivcr.

Ii"nIuf:arlcrs General l>uroki's army.
Via FuSIn. My 1.-The anniversary Of
til" battle Of the Yalu WAS celebrated
10y Gen. Euroki's army. today. several
hundred Officers lunch,d ut tables I'M
der the trees. and The amuse,nents
which followed included a procession
representing the Samnrai warriors and
followers Of I, ud'I times. Horse racing
and t;!e;,tric:,is completed the days
llo.::.tlii.