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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07

Bi kodol para Ia Cura do la Dispep-
sia tkodoi Dyspepsia CsIre) es cierra-
m"n'e nm rcmodio maravilloso para
In indigestion. Dyspepsia y Est6dna~
go dcbil. Sc dice que nunca falla DR.
fH o,'rar que fortalece los 6rganos
digesitv0s hace al est6mago y el
nliento dnlrc como una rosa. vendldo
en Ia Botica dol Leon, dc F.. 4.
Chnpa, San Antonio, Texas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
Ia socIEDAD nrJos do MEXICO

la socIEDAD HfJoS do MEXICO.
In sImaatica agrnpaoion do csta
cludnd conocida con 81 uombro do
"sociedad IIitoa dc Mexico" que stem
pre- &c ha distinsuido por su Ja,rio-.
tismo. 'ia arregiado nn regio festlya,
para ceiebyar el Oh auivorsnrIo do In
independenola do Mexico. El sr
Juan B Mirsies y ei sr. Juan !, 10
sano y Pedro Flores, comisionados
pof Ia Roc'edad h.a eiabo9ado i'm
prosSaEna aus ssfA un detyoohs dc
esplsndor,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
BAUTI2O.

Ei vcinte del pasado so ba,itizo en-
Tacubaya, Distrito Federal, Mexico,
la nina Maria Octayia de Ia Luz. ma
cida en Ia Cindad de Mexico. 81 %
do AbFii del Hho corrieute. La nj.
ha es hija dc In fInada seiiora Luz
Aguilar dc Rodriguez Calder0n del
Prof. Lcnpoldu Rodriguez Caideron,
dc CananH, sonora, M6xfc0.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
iA CIuDAD D1SMANDA \ CAMP.
BfSIi, y i Ia -COHIsfON

I'm ciuaad De San Antonio ha d..
mhndnd" en II Flfty.snYenlh Dat! !s:
Court Floyd Mct!own, 6. 81. stone
= Frank Iangc. nh aicsan formor
IL Commission dc p0itcfn do Homie.
r"s y conirn 81 .Infn 10 n pol;ciA John
=. Campbell por no habcr enlrcgT..
da q Ia TeH"rnrfa d. In ciudad. ri VA
Tor dc las mnltas que han cobradn.
~ ex.iefc de II poiIoia irwin tam
.hi6u 10 han dcmandado por no lla-,
bor enteFado Ia suma dc s25i45 a,e
go adjudlc6 como sueido dol Il 2l
do Mayo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
REGAIO CINCO PESOS.

Hace como catorce amos que no ten
go notici1 de mi madrc, Nicolasa Sill
vas. nj dc mi padre JESUS Jimenez.
Mo Eepare dc cllos 4 una ndnd do s
9 G amos mas o menos, y no sc 81 Vi
ven 0 mueren. 70 vivo con mi her
mana mayor. LA persona que me de
no'icins ciertas de- mis- padres. recibl--
RI un regalo mfo dc cInco pesos. Di-
rijase toda nntIcin 8 information 4 In
sonora Guadalupe Jlmcnc2. Nathan,
Ccndnho johnson. Texas.
I'm. g-7-o5.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
DE pAsEo.

DE PASEO.
FL 81 de AgostO pas6 por San An
tonic 81 sr. ltefngio Marquee. dc
pumpp'lle. Texas. rumbo 4 su lIe-.
rro. Villa do Armadlllo, Estado do san
Luis Potosi. M6xico. 4 dondo va 4
nasar- nn1 i"nporada con mt f4miIfn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
LOCALES.

El cinco do Septiembre &c nbrie-.
ron nuevamentc las cscuclas ptibli-
cas- de Ia ciudad, dcspuGs do tres me.
scs de vacaciones.
lei mes de Septiembre ha comen,
zado en san Antonio muy liovedor. re.
freacando notablemente In temperatu
ra.
--El Alamo p1so legalmente ma.
nos del Estado dc Texas cl 81 dc
Agosto la sciiorita Clara Drlscoil, n
10 esq dfa cl primer pago de veln,I-.
cinco mil pesos.
Eel sdhaho huio on Ia Iglcsia de
Santa Maria una misa dc requiem, OF
sufraGin del alma del Captain Bena
vides, duicn ESQ Ifa. complete un ahc
dc muorto.
--FilomcnO Lciva fuG tt,contrad,
trade cn n calie, borracho. Al re-
Eis'rarlo In pnllcfa ic encontr6 cier
pesos, nne dc scguro ie hubicran 70
bado 81 no Ia leYanta Ia policfh.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
socIEDAD TENocHTITLAN No. ]

SOCfEDAD TENOCHTITLAN No. ].
La "Socicdad Mexicana de Bene-
fiCencia Mu',ia, Tenochtttlan Mol"
dc stockton. California, celebrara
digmdmcnte el afivcrsarIo dc In In
dependencia dc Mexico, In noche de-
lG dc Septiembre en- ei Temple Ma.
sonico dc aquella ciudad. Fl IL
concluirdn las fiestas con un picnic
dadJ por Ia misma Sociedad en- Oak
Park.
III Editor dc FL Rceidor esta pro-
fnndnmen'c agradecdo por Ia exqulsi.
tn cortesfa que para con q ha teni.
do In sociedGd. tan espicndIdamcntC
represcntada ppr los seiiores Manuel
Marin, Alberto E'sucda Conrado
w. Gonzalez,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
cURADo lie una FspALDA LISA.

cURADn lie una RsPALDA LISA.
DA DEspUEs DIS Is Amos DE
SUFHIR.
He padeeido de in doinr ch IN pc.
palda por ounce afos Y yo cncou.
tr6 in complete resiablscimic,tio c,n
81 'iso del Ralsamo do Chamberlain
para ei Doler tchombeslain'a Pain
Bhim), dice John q. Fisher de f,iI..
iam' Indiana. Este lininentn t,m.
oien no ts''ne igaisl para lstlInad,irse
> eoipfa Do vents On In Tto,Ica dol
Leon, Leon do f a chapa. San Antonio,
Texas. ''ss'''''
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07

TRES JURADOS CuRADOS DE CO.
LERA MORDUs CON UNA PEQUE-
ma BOTEIdIA DEL RENEDIO DE
CHAMBERLAIN PARA Ell COLL
co. CObEItA Y DIARREA,
El sehor G. W. Foroler, de High
tower. Alabama, cuenta una experien
cin que tuvo mientras siryi0 en un Pc
luelo jurado Ell IN caso de asesi--
nato en- Edwardsville, cabecera del
Condodo dc Clebomrnc, Alabama. T.,
aioei ."Mientras estaba allf conf al
gnnn carnc frcsca y salaGn y este nc
prOduio c0lerI morbuE cn una dc
sus rcrmaS mas sevcras, Jamas mI
he visto tan cnfcrmo en- MI vida. y
mande Il una botica pOr una preps-
raci6n para el c0lcra, pero el dro-
SliSta me envi0 una butella del Re
medic de Chamberlain para el Coli
co, C6lera y Darrea ( Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea RENE
dy) ell lugar de otro, ilici6ndume que
81 tcnfa 10 que yo dcsrabn. solo que
este era mei0r cn el lance en- que
me hallabn. Tome una dosis de ely
"n cinco minutos scutin una gran
moiorin. La Soguudn dosis me euro
rhteramcEte. Dos jurados, compa.
heros MICS So vieron atacados de Ia
miima manera, una pequeha bote-
la nos euro 4 los trea". De venta
an Ia botica del Leon. dc F. a.
ChApn. San Antonio. Texas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
COLEGIO "HDALGO",

COLEGlO "HIpALGO". .u
Los profesores Mariana de In Car
"a Jose G. Garcia han celebrado un
contrato con D. Federico de Ia Gar
20 ipor eis epal han diledado niaya-
rnente propietlrius del Coiegio eEIls-
daisn', de if CIudad dc Monterrey,
y. Leon, Mexico Los sciiores de
Ia Cara Y Garcia fundaron esa insti-
tuci6n hacc nuevc amos, dasdo en-
tonc"s In sido una de las mis- avan.
lhhaS de Ia gran ciudad froutcriatl. Y
Il Ia vcTdad que hay ruz0n para cg-
TO, los profcsores Mariana de Ia
CARA y lose G. Garcia. han vlsto
en j.! e=:c;:eiii iii siCcrsioco sagrado
no I'M ccntro de exploitation comer---
ctal. PureZa moral, cnergfa de
carn"tcr. intelgencia. luboriostdad,
h" anmi las yirtudes que resplandecen
en los j6voncs macstroR neOloncsas. y
este as al secr"to de su brlIllntc 6xi-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07

81 lid. IN tornado alguna vez las
Pilh0riias indrugndoras dc DC
VIII para Ia bilIosidUd (DeWitta Lit.
tlc Early 1tis"rsl. I'd. salbs 10 que cs
una piidora lie placer lIstas famo-
aas piidori,as purifioan 81 hfgado y
elimlnnn del sistema Ia bills sin pro.
d'icir efcctos desagradables. vcndf-
dos on Ia Botica del Leon, dc +. A.
Chapn, San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07

SO dice quo o;o Pablo Richter, ht.
Jo del Alderman Richter, &c mira pr6
Ximhmeute con Miss Crislinn. hija do,
Sr. Sra Thomus Anderson.
.-Diez y sicte monjas. 1Isrmanas
do II. Carload do Now. Orleans, ote
ostahan pasando aus vacaciones or
san Antonio, han 4aiido para Nov
Orleans. 4 donde si deber las III
ma q aten.lcr & las enftrmoa dn s,e.
bre amarilla
'Jaines Lynch. csposo dc la seiio.
ra Lynch. osesinada por Turner. aIt
,itiihIehtos pesos nj padre Ant0nio,
ue' SominafiU Cat6liro dc cs,a CIu.
DAD, para honrar Ia memorla do al
dtfiihta esposa quc mosiraba mucht
mtorss porque los joyonca tst,dla.
ran para padres.
-4se han prescptado muains oDeia.
rospccto ri estado que guardian align.
nos pnentea tanto sobrs 81 RIO De Gar
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07

Para Evissr IN Rssfriado en- cuasaulss ii
seiFpls ,ois ass & SSIsets SIs.ds Sson Il ptier aso
w Wy tsgntf en- ~ tfabaJo, CuSIasISf dy,,ksIsss
- eentAvos e w w ANHHsche.
De vsnta on Ia potica del IsSn 4.
3, 4, chapa, Haa Antonio, Tsass
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07

Ell REMEDIO DE CHAMBERLAIN
PARA la TOS AYUDA LA Ma.
TT'RALEZA.
Las medicinas que ayudan To- na-
turalnaa, son LAS MAS EFICACES.
III Ramedio de Chamberlain para Ia
Tos Chamberlain Cough Remedy
actda sobrc este plan. Caima la
tos. alvin los pulmones, facIlita 10
expctornci0n. abre las secreciones y
ayuda 4 In naturaleza para restaurnr
el sistcma Il una condici6n Bana. Ven
dido on II Botica del Leon. do F.
A. Chapa. San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
&. ss iaalyidnos, ,pEesaa Sa s.

527s lrenIp. dial ty
as,a ,a,., !, - CO Sle,ag con earaycIr sps
ps.s .s,'a.na ~ nrs,so do tIsx,co sl.
60 nan J,currido In extroniero
,.t ,,., .if,ra n,o 81 Daily Express de
t's'. , ~ I,,,,,,aa a s,d an dfas nasados Ia
s@,", ss," nat;c,a - one el t5c Fuentea
,"','. - ss,,,,, ,ad,, -, condldo,rro: mon
nsO,i - a,~;.. E...,ta. se.,,..
~" :" 80, ., ,.,r,,do d,m6cratn do su es.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07

g GI1NEROSIDAD.
I'll selior Luz Ojeda. de Creedmoor,
Texas. con una generosidad digna dc
alabanza, nj reclblr una carta ,de An
tonic 7. Yeiasco. preso en- Oh Tel RI
torio de Oklahoma, en- ln quo pedin
aue 10 socorrieran sus hermanos de
raza, conyoco d una Junta d los vecl-
nos, con el objeto de auxiliar d We
lasco, y tndos respondieron bondado-
samente su llamado, subscrIbiendo-
sc III suma de cuatro pesos treinta cen
ttaayos. .tay. Las personns quo ayudaron,
Iueron: Nareiso Av8los. 25c, Inocen-
clio Rodriguez, Csc, Ildefonso Villar-
real, 25c, Pedro Esqulvel, 20. Amado
@. Hernandez, 5oc, Alfredo G.. San
dovnl, loc, Ap0lonio dc Hoyos, 25c,
Julian dc Hoyos, 1oc, Manuel Lozano !,
Soc. Gregorio Sanchez, csc, Iesds Sa
las. 20. Jtinn Gonzalez, 26c, Franz
cisco OJeda, 25c, Estnnislao Morales
DC, Amado Guerra, zoe. Total, $3.50
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-07
BoIs oIiIic, 2
oI eo Card onas,
III, LIC. FUENTEs sE QUIEBRA
PERO NO sE DOBLA. 10

DecididnmeIite el Cob. CardenaS de
Coahuila, NO tiene 4 81 alc.1nce ml-
chos pertrachOsEle guerra ell Ia prem
sa snya, pues<o que ocurre ''opertlr
clones de bplsa politica' cuyas croni
$50 yaren enpoiyutlas Ell los museos
tleslS 3 ~ fsuchos amos. Ape
lie Il prestidigitacfones tan bullas que
nj los titiriteros de vIllorlio aceptu-
rian. PorQue sandeces de bajfsimos
quilates son lns especies que ha e.
chuilo volar en- sus alllaraqulentoH
'papelutes", respecto "que el Pre-
siGnnte Dfnz lie ha proInetido Sich-
10 de Gobernador. salga el sol por
AnteQuera". y que "el Presidents
Diaz In llamalo nj Lie. Fuentes pa
ra decirle que ,rcnuncie su candidalu
ra". Deliclo5os deEcos! DELI
rios originates ror Ell ''aurl. slcra fa--
mes. csa enfemedad que aqueja al
nr0cer ,lel sun:uoso palacio de Ia Ca
illa de Allendc, en- SaitiIlo: suRiios
5tnalsapos que arraucan del antique
DescentiG!atne es.omacal q desde an
iaho atcnacea Ia rpble vfscera del
,Gobernador Cardeitas.
Tales noticias SON fraudes groseroa
que lanza d la nublicidad para en-
gahar d los yentlrosos habitansss de
Bahia---no b r. ;ierto lis finca del
ilustre E'hH Hhsroe de- Ia
BatalIa de Santu Isabel. "Papas"
rancias y "borregos" oliscos ha ven
dido el Cob, Cardenas en- esta campa-
fa electoral. que nj el mismo come
ria; pcro que hacer! es necesarlo grI.
Tar para cspantar ell miedo prop!o.
Hay cue confcsar que el Goberna-
dor CATL"naz clIenta con una troupe
do farsantes quo desemnehazi 81 pa
pei de lin modo pasadero. Los tu-
nantes ganan hien su auelao porque
dan trFnpetazos q mas no ycder. q
ti57sut uiisi5fstf ses 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-25
North Wayne Tool Cos.
Plant Has Lively Fire.
Cause, Possible Oil Leakage
Partial Insurance.
VIII Not Rebuild at North Wayne but Will
Locate on Line Of Railroad.

Hallo"ell. Me. May a4.-(SpeciaD.-
The plant OF the North Wayne Tool Co.
at North Wayne, which was partially
destroyed ty fire. Wednesday, is owned
i'll this city. Joseph T. Isodwell being
president of the company and Gen. G.
W. Tilden treasurer.
News of the fire was received here
early in the day ana Mcsars. c. w. and
G. X. Tilden went 20 Wayne~b troll
ley and team from Winthrop. arriving
after the fire had been eHtinguished.
c. *. Tilden stated to the Journal
last evening, that the scythe works. the
building burned, was IlGxiC feet ana
contained the scythc forging and grind
ing works. a portion Of the building
was two stories in height. The building
was totally destroyed as were some
goods in process Of manufacture, and
the machinery is practically a total
loss; just what and how much can he
saved is not known. The loss is only
roughly estimated from $4,000 to ST., 600
and there is 4 partial insurance.
AS to the matter If fcbcilding there
is nothing definite to say at present.
The works have been located at North
Wayne sine. 1850. The good water POI
CT is the chief advantage. end the works
we're erected before the building of tEe
railroad, that Winthrop s'A miles dis
taut is the nearest rcyciI iEg and ship
ping point. The builiing burned is one
of the principal shops.
Several other buildings were in dan
ger but were saved from the flames By
prompt and ctfectiv work on the part
of citizens.
The. seasons work had l',cn practical
ly completed and only Il small supple
ncntary order for ScytheS was under
way. The annual outpuI OF the factory
is from Is, %" to 2opG9 scythes. and in
the busy season 30 hands are employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-25
DAILY ENCOUNTERS,
Japs Report Repeated Attacks by Rus
SLAMS ano All Repulscd.

Toxic May e4.-10.J5 A. M.-Imperiai
army headquarters made the following
announcement, today:
oil the afternoon of May q. battal-.
ion of Russian infantry and six squad
ros of cavalry attacked the northern
height at Chinyangpao. 10 miles north
OF Wesyuanpaomen. but were repuised.
ION the morning Of May % a battai-
ion OF Russian infantry and three
troops of cavalry advanced along the
Knin-T aulu roads toward Chienchentsi
and one company Of infantry gained
the western height near the village but
We -rsp,ilsed them.
The Russian cavalry on the right
bank Of the Lao river commenced
retreat. on the morning of May 22, and
at . O'Clock in the afternoon. the enemy
had reached point soath Of TaIun,
which lies II miles west OF Fakumen.
with the exception Of small COLI
sions there is otherwise no change i'm
the situation"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-25
REPORTS riecREDlTED
In Russia Of ..-rv...i Isolation Of
vIadivostok by the Japs.

st. Petersburg. Nav 2I.- The authori-
tics here have no confirnis ton of the re-
port autographed from Toxic to the Lon
Don Daily Telegraph 10 the effect that
the Japanese have cut the railroad to
Nladivostok and isolated that fortress.
The director of telegrapns informed The
Associated Press. today. that there are
two lines to Nladivostok, one direct by
way OF Khabarovsk Siberia. and the
other via Hartin. Thu former is work.
ing and 10 interruption Of the latter
had been reported, this morning. from
HarEin. whence messages are constant
~ arriving. Inquiries On the subject
have been dispatched 20 Hardin.
The war office has no rews Of the
railroad being cut, hat the idea that
the fortress IS cut off on the land side
is regarded us absurd though it is al
ways. possible that a small raiding par
ty might reach the railroad and tenn
porrily damage It. But II is considered
Impossible that Japanese force of SUI
ficicnt strength to hold the RAILROAD
could have passed through the Russian
skirn,ish lines, which keep in touch
for :he entire distance between Gen.
Linevitch's army and he division along
the Tumen river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-25
FIGHTING ON LARGE SCALE
Now Imminent in Manchuria-Line.
witch Taking the Offensive.

! ST. Petersburg, May 24.-11 p. NJ
! The news from the front continues to
point to the proximity of fighting on a
, large scale. Lieutenant General Line
; witch sent Lieutenant General Rennen-
kampff's Cossacks on a daring expe-
dition around Field Marshal Oyama' S
left. RennCnkampff succeeded in PEN
etrat ting to the rear of the Japanese.
but paid dearly, his Cossacks being
badly cut up.
! Many believe that General Linevitch
is trying to take the offensive out OF
Field Marshal Oyama's hands. The
latter has made all his preparations
against the possible interruption Of his
Communica tons and the cessation of
the TRANSPORT service from Japanese
ports All achievements available
and immense quantities of provisions
and munitions of war have been land
ed It Yinkow and Dalny since Vice
Admiral Rojestveslky appeared in the
straights of Malacca.
Newspaper correspondents at the
front are prevented by the censor from
telesraphing any intelligent view of the
situation and this has always been the
precursor OF important developments.
LlflcNltcn lids tdhtIl SiSn'-
err precautions than did General kuro-
patkin to prevent his plans leaking out.
In naval circles. ii is now generally
assumed that Vice Admiral Rojestven-
sky's squadrons are in the Pacific
squadrons are in the Pacific steaming
northward and giving the Pescadores.
Formosa and the Luchu islands wide
birth in order to minimize the danger
of concentrated torpedo attack I'M
der cover of these islands and to force
Vice Admiral Togo, should he elect to
accept battle. to meet him in the open.
All idea that the Russian admiral
will attempt to force a passage of the
Corean waters has been abandoned.
Both the Perouse strait. between the
islands of Hokkaido and Sakhalin. and
the Tsugaru straits. between the is
lands Of Hokkaido and Hondo. were
reconnoitered by the cruisers and de-
stroyers at Vladivostok and the re-
suits communicated to Admiral Rojest-
vensky before he left the coast OF
French Indo-China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-25
At Brunswick, With Lots
Of Fun for the Crowd.
Maine Central Prevents Chapter
House Delaying Mail Trains.
Agreement Reached and Road Will Help
Move Building, This Morning.

Brunswick, Me-. May 24.-The con-
hict, today, between Il contractor and
Maine Central Railroad officials over
the moving of q building purchased by
Bowdoin Chapter. Delta Epsilon Fra
ternity, across three railroad tracks on
Main street. the progress of which was
watched by $50 students and 800 towns
people, resulted in an agreement, to-
night. The Railroad Co. agreed to fur
nish, at s o'clock tomorrow morning, Il
crew of men who will assist in moving
the building across the tracks before
II 4. NJ. That this may be done one
or two freight trains will be cancelled,
but the passenger service is not eX-
pecttd to be Interrupted.
The members of Bowdoin Chapter,
Delta Upsilon Fraternity, purchased a
building, and last Friday, began NOV
ing it from the corner of Main and
Cumberland streets to lot on Main
street south of College street, to be
used as a chapter house. 1t had been
planned to move the structure over the
crossing after the two passenger trains
had passed at 30, o'clock, but they
found that objection was made. a To-
connective was placed over the crossing,
at II o'clock this forenoon. for the pur-
pose, the students believed, of prevent
ing the progress of their operations. y
few minutes after the 1.30 express from
Portland left for tire East. the con-
tractor began blocking the tracks in
preparation for moving the building.
This naturally would prevent the pass
ing of the passenger trains leaving ut
30 for Watcrville and Bath, both of
which are mail trains.
The second shitter was soon replaced
by Il third and taken away for tempo
rary repairs, the pipes and tubes he
ing broken and bent. Yardmaster Jo-
scph Nigue stated that the engines
would be kept on the crossing until S
o'clock tonight, if not longer.
AS soon as the contractor learned
that tn" passenger trains both carried
mail the blocking was cleared from
the track and they were permitted tn
pass The second train WAS closely
followed by Il shifting engine carrying
eight or 10 mon which WAS intended
to reinforce the first engine in the
Continued on Page Threc)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-25
ANOTHER REPORT.
The Loss Given as $4,000; With
Nearly Full! Insurance.
Ev Associated PreSS.(

Winthrop. Mo. May 24.-Thc entire
plant of the North Wayne Tool Co.,
at North Wayne, was destroyed by
fire. today. The loss was about $4,000;
nearly covered by insurance.
The fire started in the boiler room
and was caused possibly from leak
in the pipes leading from the tank of
petroleum which is used as fuel. The
buildings were the main factory, the
grinding shop and store house.
The company. whose main ohire is
at HallOwcll, has been established at
North Wayne for many years. engaged
in tho manufacture of scythes and AK
es About 81 men We're employed.
Ii was stated that the company
would not rebuild. but would locate
at some point where the railroad IA
cilitiaS are good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-25
AN INSANE FATHER
Murders Wife and Five Children and
Then Kills Himself.

San Francisco, May 24-Williar,
stephens. who lived at Ross Valley,
Marion county. murdered his wife. to-
day. shot his five children and killed
himself. after he had pursued into the
road and attempted to murder n pass
ing milk man. Three Of the children
died instantly: the others cannot live.
When neighbors and officers entered
the home of Stephens they came upon
a shocking sight. The members of the
family, each with revolver wound in
the head, were found in their beds. The
wife and three of the children were
lead.
There is no explanation of the trae-
edy. except that Stephens became sud :
denly insane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-25
SUICIDE AT kEENE, N. II.
Frank Fortier's Body Found Beneath
Tree on Breezy Hill.

keenc, n. H. May 24.-The body of
Frank Fortier. % years old. a box
maker who left home. Sunday, after
giving his watch and q sum of money
to his wife. was found by searching
palty. today. beneath a tree on Breezy
hill with a rope around his neck. A
oor ton of the rome which had broken.
was fast to a limb of the tree. For
tier had been respondent for some
time. A widow and three children sur
vive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-25
Conditions and General Forecast

Washington, May 2i.-The area of
high pressure that was first noted in
the Lake region. Monday. is passing to
sea off the New Jersey coast. Fair
weather has prevailed in nearly all
districts. Showers and thunder storms
ere indicated for Thursday in the Lake
region. and there will ne showers. Fri
dav. in New England and the middle
Atlantic states. The winds along the
New England and middle Atlantic
coasts will be fresh southwest.