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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
BIG GRAY BULL
Leaves Wake Of Panic
and Excitement in n. Y.
Scares Men, Women and Chill.
dren in the City.
Is Finally Lassoed and Taken -
Stock Yards.

New York, March ga big gray
bull running wild today left a wake of
excitement and panic clear across the
city from west to end on the line of
Forty Second street. He spring into
public notice at Forty Second street
and Eight Avenue, by knocking a hi
cycle rider down and he ended his
performances by jumping into the East
river and swimming out to reef
south of BlackwelFs Island, where he
was lassoed and dragged away bv
some men in d row boat
1t is supposed that the animal es-
capped from one of the west side stock
yards. He appeared at Forty Second
street and Eight avenue, from the di,
rection of the North river, Just as the
matinee crowds were gathering and
there was a rush for shelter. After
overturning a man on a bicysle he
dashed east, through Times Square
scattering pedestrians left and right.
Cab drivers got their vehicles tangled
in efforts to take to side streets. and
the entrances OF theatres, hotels and
restaurants facing OH the square were
closed in Il hurry. After holding I'M
disputed possession of the square for
nearly Is minutes he continued the
journey. first to Bryant Park and then
to Grand Central Station, where he
Knocked down a woman and a baby
carriage. Then away he sped down to
35th street where his attention was at
tracted by woman attired in brilliant
red. She ran for a doorway. but the
animal was rapidly Overtaking her
when man ran to her assistance
and tricked the animal into turning
toward him. The rescuer then had a
few busy minutes lodging around the
elevated railroad pillars while a
crowd of several hundred persons
looked from points of vantage and
safety. When he finally escaped. the
animal made dash toward a crowd
of women and children near the stairs
of an elevated railroad station and
then scattered another crowd waiting
for boat near a ferry house. He
then made dash at the gate of the
slip. crashed through it and plunged
into the river. In the river, he swan
out to ledge of rocks south of
RlackWells Island, and perched there
until lasooed and hauled ashore by
two men who went out to him in a
row boat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
GENERAL DISAPPOINTMENT.
Warsaw Laborers Do Not Like Tone Of
Emperor's Note.

Warsaw. March % -Mdnight. There
is a general disappointment here at the
tone of lie Emperor's rescript. The feel
inGS of the Poles have been hurt by the
imperial reference to Poland as the
NiStula country" instead of the king
dom of Poland, one of the Emperor $
titles being King of Poland. 1t is also
pointed out that the rescript leaves re-
forms to the bureaucracy. which is hos
tile ito reform measures. Everything, it
is now thought, depends on the governor
generals Interpretation of his instruc-
lions to restore order in Poland. and the
methods he will adopt. but it is quite
evident the rcsCript has served to en-
hitter the people rather than to exert a
nacifcatory effect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
PARTISAN llBELLED
Owners Of AIbano Want 100000 As
Soothing Balm.

Halifax, n. S., March 29-The anti
cipated formal action as the result of
the recent collision off this port be-
tween the Allan line steamer Partisan
and the steamer Albano took place, to-
day. when the Partisan was libelled by
the owners of the Albano in the sum
of $4,000. 1t was arranged that the
department of marines and fisheries
should commence. preliminary in
quiry into the collision. today. The
evidence of the captain and officers of
the Partisan will first be taken. as the
Alb2no was previously libelled in the
admiralty court.
The Partisan has not beeen raised
from her half submerged position at
the fnter-COlOnial railway terminus.
The work OF patching her bottom and
closing her hatchways continued, to-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
Come now, own up, tell the honest truth
You don't like those hairs you7 And your husband
certainly doesn't like them. Then why buys byle Of
Ayers Hair Vgor? restores color to kfay hair every lime
Cures dandru also Sold for over sixty years Sss:
NO AGREEM ENT.-
Operators and Miners Cannot Auree
On Wage Scale. = i''. 1

Altoona Pa. March 29.-The operators
ana miners of the central bituminous dis
trtct OF Pennsylvania, after being in com
ference in this city almost continuously
SINCE March Is endeavoring to agree upon
wage schedule to go into effect April
Ist, adjourned finally. today. without
asree means suspension of work by the
~ t9.Vu organized miners of the district at
IN! me! END or the present month. When the
orators al stood upon their proposition for
a ~ per cent. reduction for the first half
OF the approaching mining year and the
present scale. based upon s. cents for pick
mi IrnLilns, LOT the second half of the year
me miners ultimatum remanded 4 re-
neWai OF the present scale for the full
s year, NO agreement being possible. the
action of the miners on the cnnmittee
was approved by the miners convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
Somerset s, ], Court,

Wednesday morning. the action Of
George H. futile Of Smithfield vs.. the
Dirigo Mutual Fire Insurance, Com
pany was placed on trial, Butler &
Butler appearing for the plaintiff and
Walton & Walton for the defendant.
This Is an action to recover for loss
under two policies of, insurance issued
by the defendant, one to the plaintiff
and one to James futile. the latter
policy. having been assigned TO the
plaintiff. The amount claimed Is
over $1,000. The loss was oe-
,casioneda by q fire. in FEBRUARY. 1901,
which destroyed. the barn, OF g. the
plaintiff, with a large annount OF per-
!sonal property. including hay. straw.
fodder, two heifers, farming imple-
sments, etG,- - ~. -'- p
The defence 10 fraud on the part OF
the plaintiff and James futile, In pro-
curing the policy and in making false
statements under oath tn hts proof OF
loss. They further allege that futile
burned the buildings himself. or pro-
cured them 10 be burned. a1-es n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
LAID LOW.
Abe AtteII Won Fight In Frisco by
Foul Blew.

Philadelphia. March 29-Monte Attcli of
Sun Francisco. WAS carried from the
ring tonight, after Ground bout with
Jimmy Walsh of Boston. at the National
Athletic Club. After more than two min
utcs of fighting in the sixth round.
Walsh accidentally hit Attcll low and
followed the blow with right and left
to tho Jaw Attell was not knocked out,
but the foul blow injured him and he was
unable to rise. He was carried to his
dressing room and physicians were sum.
moned. 1t was some time before he could
be removed.
Walsh had the better of the bout from
the start. 1t WAS fast contest but At
tell was not the equal of his opponent.
though he would doubtless have been on
his foot at the finish but for the acci-
dental foul blow administered by Walsh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
STRANGE DEATH.
Of Azore E. BouIette In
Lewiston, Tuesday P. N.
His wife Finds Him Dead On
the Kitchen Floor. /
e,,,osed to Have tainted and Fallen
The Particulars.

Lewiston, Me. March 29.-Azaree Bou-
,.,, WAS found dead in the middle of the
t;,rbcu t,oor, of the upper tenement at 81
A., lincoln street. Lewiston, Tuesday night
about II o'clock.
His neck was broken between the Sec
and and third veltebrae and there are
abrasions upon his nose and over his
,of, eve which seem to have come from
fall rather than a blow. The eXplana-
,ion of his DEATH as offered by the cor
orer A. f. McDcnough of Lewiston, who
mad. the first detailed examination of
,ba body is that the man in a state of
advanced weakness had attempted to
stand in che floor and had fallen prone
unon ms face, swapping his neck like
pipe stem.
The explanation of ii is that Boulett
who had been lying on the floor, had at
,onutod to got up and go either for a
drink of water OF something Of the sort
and that being hclplessly weak he faint
cd fell forward and having absolutely
no strength ITO save himself, struck such
, hlow upon the kitchen floor that 1t
snanred the vertebrate of his neck caus-
Ing death.
Nr Rnulrtt was about IS years old,
&c 3, barber by drade. working in a shop
an Lincoln street. near the Grand Trunk
H.. was a hard working and industrious
man. as a general thing, and kind and
affectionatc husband. the married life of
the couple having been happy except for
such incidents as indicated in this at
fair
Coroner McDonough decided that no in
mes WAS necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30

In house in the English town Of
Exeter sat two men. One Of them in
formed his companion that the al last
time he was In the town ne suffered
from smallpox in that very room. "In
that corner" he said, was cupboard
where the bsndasss were Kept; 1t, Is
now plastered over, but they are, prob
ably still there Ana he TOOK isa
poker, broke down the biattef, aid
found them. From their "6nd" the
two men contracted the disease, ana 1t
spread through the town and worked
fearful havoc. wy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
BOMB THROWER
Captured by Accident In Paris-Was a
Waiter.

Paris, March pa man suspected
of being the author of the bomb out
rage in the avenue de Larc publique.
when members of the Republican
Guards and of the police were wound
ed has been arrested. His discovery
was que to an accident. The man is
waiter out of employment. who was
engaged, yesterday. in preparing ii
bomb which exploded, severely injur-
ing MIN. A search of his residence re-
suited in the finding of anarchist iocu-
ments and the police have proof that
az the time the outrage occurred, Jan.
20. he WAS employed in the neighbor-
hood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
MAJ. HOPPIN DEAD.
Officer Of 18th v. S. Cavalry at Fort
Ethan Allan.

burlington. Nc. March 29.-Ma ior
Curtis r. Hoppin, of the 18th United
States Cavalry, stationed at Fort
Ethan Allen. died of pneumonia, today.
MAJOR HoEpin was born 80 years ago i'll
Lebanon, y. a., and WAS the son of +.
f. Hoppin of Chicago, representative
in Congress Of New York. in 1867. and
from Illinois in 1899. Major Hoppin is
survived by widow and two sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
FALL RIVER MANUFACTURERS
Cannot Meet Demand Of the Weavers
Or Will Not,

Fall River, Mass. March 29.-The Fail
River cotton manufacturers at a meeting.
today, prepared statement which in
forms the operatives that the mill own
ers are Obliged to install all the inn
proved machinery they can use with ad-
vantage and that for their own proteC-
ton they are obliged to decline tho re-
quests of the weavers regarding the use
of loom attachments. Within the past
month many of the weavers in various
mills have struck because of dlssatisfac-
ton with improved devices which the
employs maintain made their work more
err and in many caSSeS less than before
In their statement the manufacturers re-
fer to the unsettling influence of labor
that competition demands that improved
manchinery and devices be accepted to
meet the conditions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
MRS. MAVERICK CONCLUDES
Her Testimony in Hearing in Wash.
ington.

Washington. March 29-'rhc testimony
of Mrs. Florence Maybrick in the TAX
ing of dispositions in the case of her
mother, Baroness Won Roqu,S. against
David w. Armstrong and Others involv-
ing valuable tracts of land in Virginia.
West Virginia and kentucky. was con-
clIIded, today.
Mrs. Maybrck successfully avoided d.
rect answers to the rigid questioning
She declared with respect to the signing
brought to her by Consul Potter that sh,
was so imperfectly Informed as to the
communications that passed between Mr.
Maybrick and her mother that she simply
signed the documents without any clear
knowledge of the transaction.
The defendant produced a number OF
letters purporting to have been written
by her mother.
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NO AGREEM EMIT.
Striking Viewers at Andover Hard to
Please.

AndOvcr. Mass. March GA commit
tee from the striking weavers at the NJ.
T. Stevens & Sons mills at North An
dover held d conference with the mill
management. today, but up to 2 O'Clock
no agreement had been reached. 1t is
expected however. that an agreement
will he made so that the looms will be
started up. tomorrow.
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MAY BE ELOATED.
Steamer Spartan Lightened by 1900
Tons of Freight.

Block Island. r. L.. March 29.-The
Tightening of the cargo of the strand
cd steamer Spartan continued, today,
and when work ceased at dark. the
wreckers had taken out 100 of the 1900
tons Of freight which the steamer had
on board.
The weather, tonight. however.
looked threatening. the wind being
from the southeast an unfaVorable
Quarter. while the barometer showed
signs of Il coming storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
WANTS SO HOURS.
Prince George Wants Powers to Hold
OFF Intervention.

Canea. Island of Crete. March %
Prince George has issued a proclama ton
declaring that the powers had ordered
foreign troops to participate in the re-
storatiOn of order. and that in view of
the serious nature of such intervention
he had requested the governments to
postpone action for IS hours in order to
enable him to notify the people of the
decision. The prince appeals to the revoiu-
tionistS to lay down their arms.
The British cruiser Juno has arrived
at Suda Bay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
SECRETARY OF WAR
Receives Protests Against the Slade
Ferry Bridge.

Newport. Il. L., March 29.-Protests
have been sent to the secretary of war
by the shipping interests in Narra-
gansett and Mount Hope bays and
Fall River against the Slade Ferry
bridge. combined highway and rail-
road structure. 1t is claimed that the
draw is not well located and needs
reconstruction and deeper water. The
bridge was built across Mount Hope
bay from Fall River by the state Of
Massachusetts about 30 years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30

ny actual measurement they have
=, TOUR feet of snow on the island OF
""i'attan so far this winter. The
eI'icial area of the island is. say,
t,"v acres. or 6O9, $4,000 square feet.
rour feet of snow on each square foot
would call for 2.439. $50 cubic feet of
snow. If these foot-souare blocks were
:, a une upon another they would make
n,. Quinn $4,000 miles high-to the
o,S, mat is. and $50. 900 miles the
~ side of it. or foot wide girdle
,in,an The earth eighteen and a nan
of II is estimated that the cost
twaa ow removal will prove to be be-
ths ~ s-'oo'oo9 and 100000, nearer
Tue latter figure.
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NOT PREPARED.
Russia Has Not Made Peace Overturcs
Nor Prepared for Any.

St Petersburg, March 29.-An off
ciaI news agency says:
"!n spite of the general inclination
in favor Of conclusion of the war, Rus
sia has not proposed any peace condi-
tions. nor prepared any such condi-
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TWENTY GALLONS
Of Liquor Seized In RockIand by
Sheriff 1cIman.

Rockland. Me-, March 29.-In his ap-
plication of the prohibitory statute,
today. Sheriff Tolman visited the local
offices of two express companies and
seized an assortment of liquors
amounting in all to Is or 20 gallons.
The agents were notified to appear in
court, tomorrow. ..--
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$4,000 DAMAGES
Frazer by Decision Of the
Kings Bench.

b.nch di,,ision of the high court of JUS
tIc ,' today, awarded Capt. Frazer sl5.ooO
d dt, r,,ecs against Geo. Edwards. the the
atr r manager. The plaintiff, charges
Edwards s, wth infringing plaH rh his aBy
ii.,h, nv the appropriation of the plot
sn.,nns and incidents therefrom for "The
CinpaIese' which was "a great success
at Dalv's theatre here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
NEW CONSTITUTION
Signed For the TransvaaI-WilI Be
Submitted to Parliament.

>, London. March GA new constitution
in London and will shortly be presented
to the Parliament for its elaboration.
Colonial Secretary Lyttleton. today, tel
eSraphed Lord Miner, who recently re-
signed as governor of the Transvaal. on
behalf of the government. expressing in
the warmest terms it's gratitude and ap-
probation of his great services in South
Africa, regret that his health had suf-
fered under the strain, and the earnest
hope that it will soon he restored so that
soon your splendid talent may again be
available, they have so lavishly be-
slowed
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PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
Has Been Proclaimed in Russia Trans
Caucasia.

st. Petersburg. March 29.-Trustworthy
renorts from Georgia. Russian Trans
Caucasia. say that the insurrcctionary
movement is growing in the mountainous
districts 1t is added that the authori
ties have been deposed that a provision
nj government has been proclaimed and
that the troops decline to carry out the
orders given them.
A. Ratoum. Erivan and Kars anarchy
nrovaiIs and business is at Il standstill
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RIPLEY OF TAUNTON
Likely to BE Appointed Register Of
Pharmacy In Massachusetts.

poston March Ex-Governor Douglas.
.5", sert to the executive council the
n soI,,y of Chas. F.. Ripley of Taun-
tom. to be member ms Of the state board
OF regis ~ succeed George M Hoyt. who
poln.an1 ~ resigned The nomination I'M
scret NE rules will not be acted upon I'M
.!I III. weeks meeting of the council.
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JUVENILE BANDITS
Near Chicago Confess to Eighteen
Store Robbcric:s.

Chicago March 29.-Tcn boys of Har-
vey, Il suburban town. have confessed in
shc juvenile court to the robbery of Is
stores. three churches. two schoolhouses
and a railway station. They claimed t"
have started for fun and were unable
10 stop.
The plumber consisted Of candy. gum
and pennies and 1t was ii too free dis
tribation of the candy at school that at
last enabled the police to capture the
hand
Their hearty repentance. added to the
rleadrcs Of their parents, induced the
justice no release the prisoners on proba :
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
UNCONEIRMED RUMOR
Gays That Emperor Nicholas At
tempted to Commit Suicide.

Paris. March S-An unconfirmed rumor
rom st Petersburg is published here
,.lls MORNING to the effect that Emperor
->iehoias made an attempt 40 commit
suicide and wounded himself in the hand.
me rumor further says that the En-
p''"r design was frustrated by fhe in
,ri'enti"n of his mother, the Empress
DoHaset., /, .. - o"..4 -rE
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UNCLE SAM '
And John Bull Offer to Settle by PAY.
ment Of $4,000.

Berlin. March 29.-The United States
and Great Britain have offered $4,000 to
germany as settlement in full OF the
Samoan claims of $1I20OC. Foreign Sec
rotary Won HichthOfen in making this
statement to the petitions committee of
the Reichstag said. today. the question
was whether or not the government
ference between the claims and the offer
out OF the imperial treasury. The petit
ton OF the Samoansr for an early settle
Chancellor Won Buelbw in CONSEQUENCE
of Sec Won Richthofen's communal tim
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THE JAPANESE
Lost $1,000 Men At Mukden and Tie
Pass-Gen Mayeda Dead.

Toxic. March 29.-Twcnty thousand
russian prisoners captured in the bat
lie Of Mukden have already arrived in
Japan.
\ revised unofficial estimate of the
Japanese casualties in the battles of
Mukicn and Tie Pass place the num-
Der at $1,000.
Ten. Mayeda. who was wounded at
Mukden is dead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
To Offer S100,000,000 Convertible
Bonds at SIS Per Share.

Philadelphia. Pa. March 9.-,rhc d-
rectors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
today, ordered an issue of 500. ono CON
vertiblc bonds at $75 share bearing 81,
per cent. interest. Privileges are extend
ed to the stockholders. Ii is stated that
penditure of the $4,000 900. Part will be
used to take up notes and bonds falling
due and part will be used for improve
mentS.
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WORK BEGUN.
Newport Harbor Defenses To Be
Strengthened and Added To.

Newport. r. L., March 29.-Work
was begun. today on Fort Phil Kearn-
ey on Boston Neck, guarding the west
ern passage of Narragansett Bay.
When completed the NATURALIZATION
will be armed with three batteries of
six and three inch breech loading
guns. BY next Monday 1t is expected
that the work on the extensive de-
fences of the bay will be well under
way
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ACKNOWLEDGED
Atty. Gen. Mayer Issues Statement
Regarding Equitable Life.

Albany. n. Y, March 29-Atty. Gen.
Mayer said. today. that it was true that
Senator Bracket had filed with him ap-
plication for leave to bring action against
James N Hyde. Jacob r. Schiff and pos
sibly other directors of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society.
in view of the important conferences
which I understood are in progress look
ing to an amicable settlement of the mat
tiers involved said the attorney gener-
al. II shall not take up the application
Immediately
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Eatai Smoke In Bel.

Roston. March CIV hilc smoking in
rcd, Wednesday. at his home III East
C;,mI,rid:ce jeremiah Nissan set fire To
the bed clothing and was SuTocatrd.
Three women and two children also nc-
curlnts of the building were rescued by
noichbors The damage to the houS.
wns slight. sss A42
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JAPAN WARNED
Not To Consider Any Neutral Power
In Forming Treaty.

Washington. March 29.-lt IS stat
ed here that Japan has received an ur-
gent warming from Il neutral power to
beware of all offers of mediation from
any government and to insist upon d.
rect negotiations with st. Petersburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30

Mrs. l.. F. Hopkins of Stoneham,
Mass, is visiting relatives in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
A SUICIDE.
Brooklyn Man Ends His Life In New
York.

New York, March 29.-William II.
Hammond. real estate agent of Brook
inc Mass. committed suicide here,
Wednesday, by shooting.
Hammond had been staying at the
Hotel Nstor. He went into bath room
and shot himself in the head. He was
dead when the hotel employees reached
HIM. His age was ~ years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30

George Schilling. the American who
started to walk around the world in a
paper suit. has just been married in
Newcastle. England, to a woman with
whom he fell in love at first sight.
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The War Loan.

Vienna. March 29.-Subscriptions to
the amount of S4.121,500 have been
made to the new Japanese loan
through the Anglo-Austrian Bank. Of
Vienna.
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SERIOUS FIRE
Threatens Destruction Of the Town
of Washington, Penn.

Washington, Pa. March 23-Cross
Creek, n thriving town of severa, hun
dred inhabitants, is threatened with de-
struction by fire A number Of buildings
have already been burned and the fire Is
beyond control. .'t 81