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Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

er by the hats in front of her. who
could refrain from casting furtive
glances at the hats on either side OF
her and who would not pray for eyes
In tie Na:., Of her head, that she
IN. ~ see the hats behind her.
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

The older we grow the more we
realize that we can remember almost
anything we like, provided we are
sure nobody is about to contradict US.
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09
pluck and Qdpenture.
'444$E7{7T3{74747|E7y717K7
oLD-TIME SNAKE STORY.

GOOD snake story now apd
then should be recited in
all public places and
placed within reach of
every American child to re-
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

Don't you wish you could draw roy.
aities on seven popular songs and
four theatrical productions. like I do,
George NJ. Conan.
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

It is a beautiful custom. this Of
pressing autumn leaves. But does
anybody recollect of anybody ever
doing anything with them after they
were pressed?
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

George Lederer says he enjoys
Chicago. wonder whom George h
iur press agent?
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

Truly lots of men would not give
up their seats in the street cars to
women if it were not for the fear that
in this small world of ours they might
some day be introduced to the women
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

Low. may be blind. but many a man
in love Is sight.
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

A man who writes a great play
won't talk about it; man who writes
a great book won't talk about it; a
man who paints a great picture or
composes a great oratorio won't talk
about it-but a man who gets a great
fortune at once begins handing out
rules for getting rich.
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

To feed on the faults of others is
to starve to death.
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

Procrastination is a virtue-wh,
put off till tomorrow.
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-09

When man begins telling you how
much he loves poetry, you need not
dodge until he puts his hand in his
inside pocket. That means he is about
to read you a little thing he dashed
off the other night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

tn" lnrecSt rnrtonn bridge III VIM wnrl.
i Al talcu'ia. ana IL " r-rmaucn, struc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
A RARE DISEASE
Discovered During an Autopsy In Lon
don Hospital.

New York. Feb. GA rare disease,
hcIipved ia he caused by Il virulcnt
gem found in the soil. has been dis
covered during an autopsy in the Lin
coin hospital. 1t involves a generation
" sl1lpnurptted hydrogen gas III tho
body. Inc skin III this case was pune
tErnd in Il number Of places III the au-
tnpSy ana when match was applied
TIN CAV that escaped burned With 4
faint BLUSH flame.
Palitn Dcmlrco.an IriShmdn with an
italian name. was the patient. He
was = stone cutter employed in a llar-
lem yard. ON Feb. Il he dropped a
piece OF marble and broke his right
ankle. ON Tuesday of this week it was
decided by the hospital surgeons that
the leg must cone off ana it was ampu-
tatod above the knee. soon after the
patient died. An autopsy showed that
the fatal result was due TO the disease
mentioned ANA not to the operation.
Dne Of the doctors present said
This disease is exceedingly rare. It
is produced by Il powerful virulent
Germ found in the soil. Apparently the
germ got into this mans leg from the
marble dust. The disease means prac-
tic;illv the presence of air forming co..
ruscles which produce decomposition
even before the victim is dead"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
JOHN HAY,
Secretary of Stat
COL. CODY AGAIN.
May Now Sue Howard GouId for
$4,000 In Behalf Of Actress.


Denver. Con, Feb. 3".-J-nless How
ara G"nli settles Il claim If ST.. 900
against nis Wife. formerly Katherine
Clcmlrona, for 4 deficit II i theatrical
st3lning venture. Col. ". f. Cody viii
institute 4 Suit for recovery of tin.
recovery of the amount against the
young millionaire.
Cody backed Katherine Clrmm0ns as
an ;tttfeEs t. Years ago. 1t WAS Il bus
mess proposition with him and he be-
Loved there WAS money in it. hui the
enterltriS" failed.
He started Miss Clemmons in Eng
lana in 1872 in Theodore. The Lady or
Venice. ANA Miss DoScott. ANA in tile
same plays IN America during the sea-
srn Of l>@2-at. There was Il shortage of
;tbouf $60.06". Cody's contract with
Miss 'lemmons WAS tEuI hr wuuIG
stand I" los" so 900 abovt. that amount.
she WaG to bear the rest Of III" loss.
Il do not believe it viii come 10 4
suit" said cody. Il think that Mr..
Gould vii! :'lIslIgc mn ,tmicabl" set tie
meut. r ne written contract is specific.
md am sure he will admit the justice
ot III" claim. Had Miss CiemmomS not
made 4 worthy marriage | never would
lave called on l,rr for the loss. but now
she is amuIy able To make ii good
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
CHOICE is DIFFICULT.
King Alphonso of Spain is In No Hurry
TO be Wed.

Madrid. Feb. 23.-The problem of pro-
vidinC a wife for King Alfonso is PROV
ing very deii'lte one. II is believed
that Alfonso preference IS for Princess
Victoria Louise. only daughter of En-
ncror William. if She will consent tn
abandon the Lutheran ana embrace the
Roman Catholic faith. To this the
kaiser is strongly opposed.
The alternatives 1ra Princess Patri-
ia daughter Of thr Duke of Con-
Haught. ana Arrndurness Gabrielle of
Austria. The latter is favored by Ex-
Queen CIiStina. who. however. does not
intend To- interfere with her sons
choice. Princess Patricia is a PrOtes-
'ant. hut it is alleged that she is will
ing to turn catholic.
The court is divided into cliquos on
tie question Of the kings marriage.
ana political ard family Influences are
hCi0c vigorously cx"gtcd against each
other. Mnantim" Alfonso is satisfied ~
" me- i'll unmarried ~. the present. He
thinks that Two years hence viii be
soon enough for him - take A wife.
It is understood that the delay in the
king making his foreign visits is di-
lectlv owing to the marriage problem.
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5Sth CONGRESS-.
Continued from page ~

scented by the committee We're adopted.
although OF 4 poin: of order, the
House struck ont the committee pro-
vision giving the supervise! of harborS
at New York authority to make regu-
'atiors regarding the towing OF YES
soils Tie mos, important committee.
amendment aged To was one giving
the SUPERVISORS Of har5ors AT New
York increased police POWER ana i.rn-
viding Tor the protection % oyster beds
against deposits from dredgin9s.
tn. military slcu'lcmy appropriation
bill was sent 10 conference. after agree
ing 70 the Senate amendment AUTHORIZE
| ing the preSiden; to appoint Senator
Joseph r. HaWley. of Connecticut, q
irieadier general or thu reir"i H.; 81
the army. 1,nd with {. further provision
comforting similar authority IN the c.,.e
of General Peter J. ost"rhaus
Gaines. ,Tenn.) bitterly attacked the
river ana A2ri,or committee Tor lis al
Ie&+d faiIur" I" properly provide for
III lover Cumberland river
\ prolonged discussion was nrecipi-
tltrd over IN amrntlmelu IN Huutcil
tlllinoiSI - suike out tile provision
authorizing the transfer To Lake.
Michigan from Boston. Mass Of a
government dr-igc. tile Charge Icing
made repeatedly that til" amendment
was in the interest of The dredging
combine on the great lakes
MeSsrs. HouI"H. T;twuey. MiunH
Gr"sEeEor, UOhinD and Ryan. INrw
York; SUPPORTED III" amendment. Will .
it WAS strenu"usly nrposrd by Mrssrs
Finrl"n. UOhioJ Bishop (MichiganD
and burgess. CTeXasD
Tn" amendment was lost II to 112
on point Of order. tie pruvision
giving 10 the supervisor Of New York
hurh"r authority IA make ANA issue
regulations concerning; III. tnUfn" "
vessels i'll THAT huib"r Vas stricken
from the bill
\ committee substituted for section
fix" Of the bill was agreed Ia. giving
III" supervisor of harhors at New York
additional police power and providing
Tor III" protection of oyster beds in the
several states from deposits from
dredging.
numDer of amendments by Sc,id-
der. 'NtW York. To- river inirrotr-
in"i'r il; Long Island Nnr., vornI duv-,,.
II" rrnNuNed laughter by saving that
he WAS 4 residen, Of oyster Hay ARA
presented the ;i.i,rMumrnts III order u
:nnW that All The strciunsity was nu-
7" ~ f"uii ~ SaGa.n"re HILL
y" further effort Was MADE ID amend
H." bin ana il wus PASSED. annie !oud
applause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
81 BUILDINGS BURN.
High Wind and Flames Cause $4,000
Loss at Cape May.

Cape May y. j.. Feb. 2S.-Twentv-
on" buildings III the heart "f Cape May
court house. the county scat of Cane
May county We're destroyed by fire ear
T. Thursday. The lire broke out in
fouris"n's hardware store. Swept by a
nigh wind the flames spread rapidly
and gained such Roadway that assis-
lance WAS asked Of this city. One fire
company was hurried to tie scene and
after several hours hard work sue
cceded in getting the 1alnes under con-
irol.
The Bellevue hotel was completely
destroyed as WAS also thu Gazette Of
FiCr a'4d many other smaller structures.
At one time it looked as if thelarge
c"u TT house was doomed but the sud
den shift of the vino saved the struc-
tu~e. 'Fhe burned buildings were locat-
ed near Main street and broadway.
The estimated cost is 81 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
PISTOL DUEL IN BOSTON.
Nne Italian is Dead and Other is :
Fugitive From Justice.


BOSTON. Fen. IN pistol duel. to-
,'S". hrtWten TWO Italians. Snbntn
>"''l", - Years of age. ana Gavano
'|lH"'i IL years old at the corner Of
nm" iltll ana Prince streets. resulted
II tn death Of Nuppo. The police arc
'"rhhE for ca,rucci who escaped at
r.. III" shooting.
u" right. ii is understood. was tho
SUI OF Il quarrel between the two
' over financial matters. Nappo.
P"Hr" say visited the market Of
''4'cl, and invited him outside and
''N 'dHu'ci refused to comply with
.,' .nu"@'. Nappo drew u revolver and
.,''" TN, bullet missed its mark. and
i"Ir'drd victim quickly pulloi a
'''"i ir"m his nnC tIct ana fired
'' 't 'iS as:ailant. TIE bullet
NuI'i. N'rro just above til, mouth.
'Is"d ii the brain. Death fol-
4 ivw moments later.
'Nu''i made lis escape ara al 4
,''' '"ar tonight had not heen arrre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

Ih" CitN 81 Glasgow. Scotland owns a
public hh AIRY Of To- su volumes nd h
rT'rtInE "a number - district Libraries.
tpnhurtS seven model lodging hpuses-one
f"r Nnmen-whirh shelter t.Dy persons
every night and pay X per cent. prOiii
owns twrnt v-spven blocks Of buildings.
containing ss' shops and l.5h3 buildtng~.
which shelter 900 people. public hanks.
including Kosher hanks for Jews and also
waSh-houscs. In which hot water is fur
niShcd ~ a tTifiing price for family laUn-
dry-works IN which jn1p men are en-
plOyed: the street railway system. which
employs go men and carries over 10 co..
M people annually. Furthermore IL owns
nine public markets, including one for old
clothes. a telephone system tina. paws L.
per cent. on the invested public capital:
:, Ia bOr bureau and a home for inebriates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
ON CHARGE or MURDER.
Two Italians Answer to the Law. for
Death of Maloy.

E~'ckton. Mass. Fob. % Reserve
pmc"r T. - MIll"v. wh" WIS shot
Frh. 10y alleged copper thieves died.
today. An;"ni" CarTeuito and James
lfIcr"Ss" m i;"s'"u. his alleged as-
Stii1hi~. AZ" hcld or charge nf MUIR
der. me former ~ The first d"rrec ana
~" latter ~ accessory n second de-
gree. carr cnit" " charged vim nav
ing fired The fatal shot ana p.lgrnesa
with having fired UNI shots which did
not take effect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
ElGHTY.THREE BODIES
Thus Far Taken From the Mines il
Birmingham, Ala.

birmingham. Ala. Feb. 23.-Eipbtv
ihree bodies o. victims of Monday.
explosion have been taken from n,
Virginia hihr. Seven more are in sight
ana after they are removed active res
cue work viii cease and the .vo.k =,
pumping out the watt. in the aooaa,
portion OF the mine viii begin. II hoe
been round impossible 10 recover ~
bodies Of tn" men in the flooded mar,
M The mine until the water il remop-
- L rr"ba bly, will be the middle ~
atAt week before The pumping work
can be completed.
Acting GOV. Cunningham has ordered
= rigid investigation in,o the c,,use n,
the disaster.
\ relief fund oc more than SO 0Oo b,o
been raised here for the families of
tho victims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
SEPARATE HIGH SCHOOLS.
Are to be Maintained for Black and
White in Topeka.

Topeka. Kas.. Feb Ex-Governor HociI
has +igrcd he bill providing fot Scnalat''
high Sch"niS for whites and for blacks
AT Kansas City. The whites dem ended
sopaiHi" schools rs the result OF 4 stab
hing Of 4 white pupil by Il negro boy.
GnVcrnrr fioch in his message to III" leg
i>latne explaining his action. SANS that
while. in its general aspect III" hill an
lealAd to hr ! stcp backward. he ~
liovcd lc"al conditions made the Inv ed
viS;Ihly. Governor ilnrh sliI in til, course
Of his message touching On the rae, utes-
ton.
"A am iii hearty sympathy vi II them
Oh, rcerocsD in their great struggle for
higher ana better thingS ana in perfect
accord with thc Roosevelt idea that rN-
cry man should have u square deal re-
2ardlcS.; OF race or color But the lncal
CONDITIONS are PECULIAR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
AT BoWDoiN.
Clarence Osburn To Examination for
Annap oI:s-College Notes.

brunswick. Me, Feb. 2:.-CSpecian
Clarence W. osborne. a member OF
the class OF 1905 at Bowdoin, has re.
| ceiVed notice if his appointment from
| tie 4th Maine Congressional Dist,ic.
| 1" take The examinations for AnnanoIis
Naval Academy. ana will leave college
in he near future for the purpose 81
preparing to take the examinations
y mich viii take place. next June.
MI. Osborne Is u Fort Fairfield bov
ANA is he SON of Mr. ana Mrs. Charles
l.. Osborne of that town. He prepared,
Ton .ollege IN the Fort Fairfield High
school. entering BoWdoin the present
year. Alr. Osborn is ~ years OF age,
Prior to entering college he served Il
period of apprenticeship on the school
%hip Enterprise. visiting various for
.-i@n ports He is 4 member of the d. *
r. fraternity al BoWdoin. Nj. Osborne
has Il brother II Colby, who is 4 Well
kuoMn athlete Of that institution.
Work Oh tn, l;oM doin Rugle the an
Uu,u publication 81 the jIniOr class. is
moving along Wen. All college organic
uuons Whose photographs are 70 ap-
pear in the BuGie ~ the present year.
trr required IL Sit for pictures the
present we-k. The relay team which
participated in The annual Boston
meet. Feb. II, sat for pict;reS, this
room. The editorial board OF the Ori-
clIt. the college weekly newspaper. Will
also sit for pictures. tomorrow noon.
7 Ii" sitting for this picture is irterferi"d
with by the absence from college of
Wilson. %. who has gone to his home
in Massachusetts, where he viii Under
90 IN operation for his hearing. 1t is
thought that Mr.. Wilson Will return to
c"l!eg" in about two weeks.
Tie Glce ANA Mandolin Clubs re
Turned from their trils iii the eastern
p.trt Of the State on the midnight
train. last night. ana made their first
appearance in recitation. today. III"
return of lie cluls will enable the re-
Eears;'ls of the next few days for
king Pepper" to be taken up with re-
n"Wed Visor. as Il number of those talk
ing parts in tho opera have been With
tin. tilee Club.
Owing 10 the production of the opera
liking rpper" by the college students.
the lecture on Robert burns tnat WAS
to have been given by Prof. Chapman.
under The auspices OF the Library Club
On the 9TH, has been postponed. the
lecture now being scheduled for the
nth If March.
The fourth musical recital Of the
present term took place in the Walker
Art building. lhiS afternoon and even
inG. The afternoon concert was given
fcr the benefit of the Brunswick pco-
Pile no are interested in the course OF
recit;Ils and that in the evening for
the benefit of college men.
\ meeting of the freshman class was
held in Memorial hall. this noon. And
matters 0f class interest transacted.
Neal cox OF Portland, was elected
captain OF the elias Strack team that
viii u4rtit-inate i'll the annual indoor
meet which Will DO held in the Town
ham in March. J. +. Morrison OF end
ford. Mass. was elected squad leader
Tor the Indian club drill that will be
given ut that time. and +. +. Fills OF
NhitinsviIIe. Mass. was elected pian-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
$4,000 FIRE
In Reading, Pa. Hotel Causes Panic
Among 80 Guests.

Reading. Pa. Feb. 23.-Eighty guests
AZ the Hotel Penn had a narrow &C.
cape from being burned to death, early
today. hyt = fire which originated in
TIC clothes closet used by the bell boys
on the first floor. When the closet
door was opened the flames commune
Gated with the telephone booth and
thtn SHOT VI the elevator shaft. An
hilin was sounded throughout the
buiidinC and guests hastily left their
rooms and made their way to the
streets scantily attired. A general
alarm was turned in and the fire was
soon under control. Several guests
we're carried from the third story win
doWs unconscious. but soon revived.
The loss Will reach nearly $50, 900; fully
inS;lred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
ANOTHER BLIZZARD.
Ther.no n1e:er IS Below Zero and
Country Covered With Drifts.

st. johns. y. t.. Feb. 23.-Anothpr
blizHard is raging here. tonight. The
th"rmnmetc. droprci to - degrees be
low zero Last night and III" wholH
country is swept with snow drifts. TN,
eastern coast is bl"ckaG"d with ice
Hoes rendering mgr, = on earess from
-. johns impossible The steamer IN
graham sent 10 Trinity BAY To- talk"
passengers ana mails from I'm express;
train snuWhourd moro fhnn fortnight
ago has been caught III til" Il" ANA
probably VIII be unuhl, to escape fut.
some weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
NO SIGNS or SETTLEMENT.
Employees and Owner al Barnard Mills
Cannot Anree.

Fan River Mass. Fyb IN Thor, ara WV
signs Of settlement az the ~.rikr tf WrsN.
erS at the barnard mill. m. w.avar- ~
the upper room pt the factory. about ~ ir
numhcr. struck On Monday and tpmurruu
nigh the w"Hv@r~ iu The lower room viii
hold meeting TO deCid" Whsf hsr thev 0iIl
JOIN IN ne rik. o. b. believed thai al.
CITY weaver have Determined Co. iuauerr
Ec iher fight against rho extra boom
system with tho ~tilk- - a.. barnard
Stl'' ltl meeting 81 rho sfirhsr Tend
"rS Union has h.sn called Tor saturday
To- consider thr rrpiA ~ IN. uanularture-
7" complains ~ discrimination There
ar" " ~IIshrr~ ~till idlr. hlt No. definite
action VIII b" taken fur several weeks
when. " H. said there vail N, ~ attempt
EdHr ~ institute proceedings under th-
stature against ESTABLISHING II thr men
ARE Npt taken back
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
AT Bates.
Basketball the Order of the Day
Wedresday-Notes of Interest.

| Lewiston. Me. Feb. .a.-(Snecia, -
| WASHINGTON Birthday was most cert ain
| |" a daV of laSkt'haIl nt Rates II. IN,
r.r,.non,, a., ,..,,nr ,',;.. =. Wv
loH'n" , the Young Ia"l"S teams Of the
| several CLASSES view With each other foi
II, III .n1 IL H., Till. ,,r,.., III
III. III, - III cil'i, "Bt 'eu Il. WAS i
l"r tht game then. and the girls ni o.
sol ms hrAt goal ana Won Tie game. The
+ n r Hn Juniors thrn ynt.Ted M Hill
| ni,i H. "rI3- "utrEtSN'd. however. ~ The
jn'm ''ii' ''''i'' !" even score ~ thv p
This l.ft ire i,,niors ard rr.xb,,,a, II,
ted against each uttpr. Afirr v..ii-
earned rest th,. :inal contest v,s ,,iI.d
| The teams were Ncr\ evenly matched
There was = 'nnd.nrt an, r'' &c ~
iunlnls ia NAV snr,nwh,, I;li -, ~
Wei mn Lit,, "a. 49,; ,,i' ni,"' lh, '"p''naH
.irIs If ot &C.,, ,iiiiiSS Mtie pIout'"o; Inc
plunshin nt % m'' I I, nh.. inc Gilati-
contested Nv, ,ri,- ''it'i :" 'i1StiN
strong ll4Eri" .,mnnt ,hT l.,,,np 1, N.Y.
| ana tho re is no domLt M, ',Gar7 LII ~,
strong ln,n, If ,n'''''r ~, thdt =" very
sanizcd At B;,rae A,6om.p ,"'' H. -, ~
special nn;i,t ,r Ni. ,i;,'Nr W
lard. "a: Mis- i,mI MI ~ Mss WI
ana Miss Tny.i w ~ MISS ''1hht. ~
Rirt I'LL, inf.r.,, III,
~. .,nu,.I ,t1 - w" gay crhttred on
~, annual ~ "f February -crimmage
i,..tIniI II III III SONS ana freshmen in baS-
fmIloug ''' teams were made out as
4"'- l9,N
1t"iliS"H { .-........... ........ e. Messenger
reese r. .....-..rf. Burncl ,McCulloueh)
HIi' I[lll tif"No II ............... If. Wilder
t."S' ;. III ;------......-...... Ii. Ellsworth
-i'iHt\f'- rh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ia. Fraser.
Il was evident from The inst thai tb,.
II, simmer were superior prounSition for
the s"phS- YET it was 10y no means 4 one
sided game The SophS were weak in
throwing goals from fouls ana this proved
l" be It COCO avenue OF gain before the
sam was c"mplrltd The gam" result
ca IN Il score 81 II TO |. in favor OF the
freshmen Messenger. Wilder and ELS
worth cNcelltG for the freshmen Will,
Frc"Se. Johnson ANA Rogers did thr hrst
work for The SouhomorcS Mi Krvtnt
secretary Of the CITY s. NJ d. i rnf
creed the game ana his uidgm.nt .,nd
fairness won the good will III hoth teams
Wednesday evening WA celebrated III. i
masquerade in Iht gymnasium RIA ;,f-
fair was under the tUsuiceS ut III. Yonns
Womeu'$ Christian Association ,rd ~
markedly successful The costumes vnrn
numerous and many of them v,.rv ~,
trIrtiVc. Among the persons rcnrrstnf4d
were the Indian maid NinurL;iL., mo
genial advertiser of Cream Of NI-,a.,'
Little Be Peer. four Alal;arn;, cnont J',,,
aneSc maideus. nuns RcvuIutin',rv NJ ~
IneS "RuheS'' and several rnnnutrH,iti',
which need the diSccrnmenl of = hioIo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
PLEADS GUILTY.
Frank A. Ooian Arraigned On a Charge
OF Destroying U. S. Mail.

I.oston. Feb. 23.-Frank "A. Dolan
night foreman OF the Back Raw post
Office. pleaded guilty to the charge OF
secret embezzInS and destroying let
tiers consigned to the mails, arraigned
today, before United States Commits
sioner Fiska. He was held in $1,000 for
the federal grand jury. The postal au-
thorties say that the letters which
have been missed from the Back Bay
post office contained checks, drafts,
cash and other valua bles to the aggre-
gate value of 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
A MILK TRUST.
Dairy Dealers Are Soon to Unite in
Chicago

Chicago, Feb. 93.-Milk consumers Of
Chicago are now confronted by Il com
bination Of all the large dairy firms in
tic city. Tn" lcIGinc dealers have
met and quietly effected AN organiza-
ton which ii is said will be- able to
control nearly TN" whole supply Of milk.
Small dealers predict that tho price Of
milk will he raised To cigth cents.
Thirty concerns controlling over 300
diaries and depots ~ Chicago compose
the organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
Mad Mullah On Warpatl.

Ad'n. ARABIA. Pen. N -- the samaH
'ullhi q again ~ to- WErpath. ~ =
i"iHri'd ~ ~ a days marrh from
''bhia and 20 have seized and killed .
lumber ~ the sultan - Obbia's fol-
IrE rs.
~"n ili MurrI T. the Fo-caIied mad
Muilah 81 So.uaiilani. who has caused
ih" British ana Italians a great deal
~ truuhl- in the pas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
STANDARD OIL CONDEMNED.
Presidents investigation Sanctioned by
Nebraska Legislature.

Lincoln. Neb., Feb. 23.-The lower
House of the Legislature. today, adopt
ed Il resolution condemning the Stand
ard on Co. but eliminated a clause
that referred tn John D Rockefeller's
gilt to the University of Nebraska.
The resolution endorses the position of
President Roosevelt as to Investigation
Of oil interests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
lCEBOATS COLLIDE.
Two Young Men Seriously Injured in
Accrdent at Bristol.

Bristol. r. l.. Feb. 23.-Frank Davis.
young man Of this town. has a frac-
tured skull and Henry Golf. a 12-year-
old boy. is suffering from n lacerated
arm and fractured shoulder as the
result Of 4 collision between two ice
boats on the Warran river.
Davis is in critical condition.