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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
Per esle-Farms and LAnds-con'
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4 uHHAr BARGAIN
p eereH frat class land. With IA acren
cleared. five acres "a Htrn Whoffira.
one acre in rnapberfi0H ana ouTfnuta.
barr. fiasa spfipa % water iooated
tEfre aiKhthH ~ mlo ffqW thc east
shore n me lake, only half Aqp from
Pioneer square for Nlog, This prep
pendent aud I can ave you easy
FARM BARGAIN
20 Of iaks fr6ntdas' il acres cIesrsd.
bsarigs orehsrd creek throogh eeh (.
b team issm q foS ss o mu sa'2sa ass All
kindH Of farm impiemgnta oae thou
sapgd safda of shihals bolts, ss-soo. 90
bYatRAntB FARM
% aetea. loeated close. 20 Seattle n
earta cleared good aevenoI room
house. fine harm, chickgu house
two helfnra team " horace 40 chick
fnf. all kinds or farm implements.
or THE tNrERuRnAN
2 hereH. nll uHdaf cultivation modern
asVeh room house. new barn. spring
Natsr hiped pa property, Sidewalk Ga
tie station telephone. electric hght
pIsss mai l9''' Siii maE a ySa psrlec,S
Independent and very desirable
place g. i've e. eco
4 LAWRENGis p0ls Second Ave
COUNTRY HOMES miles from plo.
haar Square. first clnHa land. hlrhly
Improved 81 ffpesd aud cross
laras rooms pastfrs9 large barn.
several aHttWlduEs fine orchard 81
80 trees al iu besduE, ono acre Co.
RoEERT AfALrnY.
HHod AlsHkh building -
TWENTY ACBEa Jast across Lake
HHsHiHAtauI - ceres bottom lanl.
s psss sp' sma fss 5sss sf' e'S sa
RonERr AfALTBY.
alsz@-I Alaska building -
II You WANT oNE CONF NOW
9Hlg fsa g fell n our hitt J.
flANI AceEa Iuat ~ came ais-
saee from the eii{ a. asoiselsN p, p
a. ta1 70 80 sEssa 'ttomf qdlek'
fuu can have your choice b. pay
lns fist down - two aefgu
e''1s'e ainsa ARsSA7' -u
rbarg { 70 question bu, thqt our
iImss rhst Ne a. asRius y non ~
deacon I'm ar iiae 10 ortsnded We
ssilf security c6 s hos,on iilk
Main sa -
onit five saere tracts loft out % a.
r. HaHHYdaIe Ihrse We vii ssh AZ
snflfF Co Is Boston Block. Main
ny Rc,nFs A1lq -. H.. y s. .s.lg
TFKama tntrruftaa so. Nef1 easy
HoHERT HALTBY.
Han1 Alaska ndiidinE -
nApaAfN % aeres. psrty cleared
~ lsffi eNgslifnt col. fhelns Qn Fega
eaHutf feaa handy % Intsrgrfsn
81 + hai.d E.faon house ~ So
HdHERT AfALTHY.
taaa Alaska huiidinE g
TWENTY ACRES. rich 1erssu land
adta4nipg a. improved farm Gloss
t. :. heat aaa nfl9i. iera bandY q 10
s'tis-iah5 RaRf k8sl4kY cash
ntse-i Alaska hplld.nE =
fhEE 0oVEnNMENr LAND
Hasa tateada deceit claims. Irrigated
lsHaa5 timher landa. ranches % al
ii q SMITH A Co.
MHem 3 Timss BIDS
Qaass Anus lfm-ons b.auiifui. lsssi
tnt NNfW fl1ht Un car line Eees 81
saisk al, faT oh'Y re cash
TIA Alaska bldE
Roth Phones Main 40 II
Fer aals--lteusss ard Loss
Hnuas auh lot b aawn. 90 pei month
fhH8sH tee 1tal -t
Fes sals-Resi uaat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

4=room cosy cottage. SEQ: flowers. her
fies. hen house terms. 10 e6th Ave,
near Denny Way. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
Special NetIsss


RYRFMEN ASb HRAKE0EN, on
railroads every where Experience
UHneerHHafs# Al monthly vases
earn 9sA kEakemHu 8l8 heEumf CNus
daslers aaa earn sff1 Name POSI-
tier ngefaFeea state aEe. stamp Ter
HaffieuAAHa Railway Association
a. Charles hHllainH nenvcf
Taaa NNN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

fuo will buy two lots sOxtoo each and
"A t-room cottage close ia. Must he
eaah. Owner 2i3 Marion Bldg. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
sesssy Notless

I Al TIE Man No alea IN your house
Ntfh my aENEenH General carpentry.
tobbiuE shop HA Western. Huth
phones Randall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

For sale. ou account ~ sickness. in
Hrowiug cltY bakery with brick
oven. house and lots. each aaatn
orchard, etc. Address x. cars star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

tia1o-Ifere f. the best bsy - N
e-fnnru modern Haasa ard II o. ~
ln variety # frutta hns sfts~.
Ferries. very beaulfai lllile frsslt
farm fuH VII nat coon pei snek !
bargain small payment down. 80
tcfmE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

MUST bE SOLD acres. nicely
located. adjoining small town. one
hour from seattle few minutes walk
from puHtpfficc. stores. church and
good school, land f. nearly ali level
and good SOIL partially Improved.
good t.ronm house small orchard
There D. timber enough ON one ~
acres 90 half pay for the place The
owner needs money and hnn In
ntructed me Go sell Tor $500 III Is a
very low figure. N y0u see tie
place you Will buy ~
ROBERT MALTHY,
gl0-A0-X Alaska building. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

g. View modern e-raasn kaass -
4cate.i and very fine ard nesr ~
Hne. lQt b9xils. 80. eaKY rsoat1Iv
payments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

q acres. near Hentaa Iunetlaa. 4
acres cleared. fiue bottom iand. Is
per acre. terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

~ acres. on Nashon island. tkrss
acres cleared. good soil: IS pr sers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

N,ao-New modern E.roan hanss Z.
fnila blocks Madison sffeef - =
lne 10 down. haizaca easy 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

10 acres less than tao miles FRA
0riilia. q acres cleared. god 81.
- per acre. terms 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

WAE1 wKA Boycottsd because i
am selling all my close IN acre tracts
and houses 40 cheap on terms of
cents a day. We own over ono-h half
million dollars worth Of cloHe-in So
attic suburban property. and will
sell on cheaper and easier terms than
anyone else. over }. 90 people bought
their homes IN Seattle N q ID Hill
man. My 20 Haiesmen IN my offices
rooms. /. or ! Times block. are al
ways busy. Bee the raHpberries. 10
feet high. In cur offices today. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

5000 acres. near oriiHa. partly IN
proved second bottom. tsTma !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

g. gg-U acres. near 0rl3Ha email
house and orchard. IS aerae ciexred
timber enough to pay fer fam:
terms. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

81 ,ole-f-room new house. nsss -,
monthly payments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

q. 81 acres. 81 orlula. 1-roan hosss
fmall barn. D. choice frait trees
bearing nine acres cleared IRE
Apfiug. plenty q small fruit terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

ACRES AND RANCHES
ke-4 acres. fine Hnfi baaaufal wassv
'front.' would make an iaaaI kore 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

plgOona Tor aduah breeding An
fancy varieties. visitors welcome
Sunday afternoon. evergreen Pigeon
Lott fuH NunnNnide Ave. Green
Lake Station. sunny side IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

n Scotch Collie puppies for talc. Nsey
cheap ~ IhomaH. HaA sunny slide
avenue, uplNrralty ear iatuna sta
ton North la IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

. HOUSES AND fOre
fal-a-fuam eaHfafa 40 = -.
-. - car lac 80 cash. hsIsse1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

I.auudr, WAGON good az new. for HHte.
5000. sans Fremont Ave a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

" -. Groom house very ehss. -.
monthly payments -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

ii.go- VERY pretty from hous. -
,, as one block car iIne. q :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

9 - room modern house lss e.
-. 100 easa. balance fi6 per r. ass'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

9 - HeauufaI EHaam modern 49,.
~ e'Hia9. only no eash. szlsss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
We are nuW ready - sell a iiWifrd
PI.aSr AnDrTIoS. Thefs are
franchises Nraute4 Tor two electric
roads. one fanuinE through the
"a one han8fsd Ed slSty aefss
Hil nov he sold. and the rest held
Until the roads are cqmpieted and
This properly iiss four miies from
Pioneer square. The same distance
from the city aa Georgetown just
south n fuuuHH Cove and The new
Sheet Works. There a. no better aoli
= fiag ,1i.5y De. 6sins VEL .atsIF,se re
creeks This addition o plated m
tWosaCre tracts and Wlll b. g0ld IN
prices rauEine from Eoo % Go per
Tract. en- easy terms. This land in
three years viii eel readily Tor
5000 per acre Our riF stands ready
20 take sou over % see This prop
srty yen bad better not delay. for
nv GHAnLER T.. ADAMS.
30 c0iman Bldg. II
TWO CHOICE TEN ACRE TRACTS
800 each, on corner ~ two county
roads. rich second bottom land. very
easily cleared. fine location. easy
ROBERT MALTBY.
aia-mzi Alaska building -
CHICKEN RANCH - acres. GOOD
land. partially improved fine creek
through the place. orchard. Groom
house. barn. several chicken houses
81 900. bali cash.
RonEHr MALTHY.
ala-z02i Alaska building. q
For eioae-in acreage. sec Douglas
Ross. Ericsson Bldg. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

COUNTRY HOMES miles from pio-
haar square. frat class land. hirhlY
improved 81 fenced and cross
fenced comfortable house of ElH
large rooms nIanfefrd large barn.
several HHthmininEf fine orchard %
80 trees al iu BEARING, ono acre o.
straw berries price ! Co
RQFhif MAtrpM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
Aoreaas 20 sals.

For eiose-in acreage. see Douglas
Ross. Ericsson Bldg If
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
RUSSIAN SECURITIES
Gradually Fall From Previous Low
Marks.

St Petersburg. March 29.-Russian IS
took :, further sharp drop. today, to S'i4
closing -, points below yesterdays low
mark. other gov rnmcnt securities and
there was considerable excitement on the
Pour<e. though traders retained their
decline in the price of As was manifest
in the opening quotations and the bond :
rrmained steady at TIL" low point
thrnrchout the day. being slightly frmer
~ tho close Among other government
s,reties the governments first lottery
l"an fen ~ points n to 81 and the sn, second
cntthwcstcrn Railways. guaranteed by
the government, dropped d,l hall a point to
a. - aIctrated erratically during the
day. closing lower thro,sh"nt Among
from iii to 1l21:. Sonmnvsks from 213 to
A. and Hartm;annsd ef frpm T' IT !" s,2 2li
th ,e' pasu company falling from Al, to
IT, t. the g. em ID l a." T" s5I,n and h, tHr
Caspian , .r'i fell. the decline ranging from
1,atr :, noint to two points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
JAPANESE LOAN
Over Subscribed Within An Hour Of
Banks Opening.

London. March 29.--The portion Of
the Japanese loan of $15OOOO. 900 allot-
ted to London was well oversubscribed
within an hour of the time of the
opening of the banks, Wednesday
morning.
For an hour before the doors opened
the throngs crowded the vicinity Of
the issuing houses and throughout
the morning steady flood of appli-
cants. among whom were many women
taxed the extra staffs of the banking
establishment engaged to deal with
the rush. The first post brought in
many thousands of applications and
the enormous subsequent deliveries
gave evidence of public interest i'm
the loan.
Subscriptions to the Japanese loan
closed at 80 p. NJ. when 1t had been
many times over subscribed. An in
teresting feature was the fact that
many applications were received from
the continent. 1t Is said that large
subscriptions came from Germany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
BALTIC FLEET
Sighted ESQ Miles Of
Madagascar on tho 18th.
Rojestvensky's Squadron Msy
Be Returning Home.
Many Golfers Awaiting Fleets Arrival
In JibutiI.

Durham. Natal, March 29.-The Brit
ish steamer Dart, which arrived here
Wednesday. from Rangoon. Feb. 2S.
reports having passed March 10. 30
war.'hips and IA GOLFERS steaming east
ward 80 miles northeast of the island
of MaGaga SCar.
This apparently confirms the report
that the Russian Second Pacific squad
ron. commanded by Vice Admiral Ro-
jestvensky. left Nossi- Be island of the
north vest coast of Madagascar about
March 16. and If the warships steamed
very slowly they probably formed the
squadron sighted by the Dart now at
Durham.
The correspondent of a London
newspaper cabled from Alden. March
p. that "a steamers loaded with 1O0.0 900
tons of coal We're waiting at Jibutil.
French Somaliland. for the Russian
squadron which was expected there by
the end of March.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
STETSON PHYSICIANS
Wants to Find Out Who Sent Anony-
nous Letters.

Stetson. Nc. March 29.-ThiS village is
or the sharp edge of anxiety as To what
will be the result of an inVcStiga ton
which it is understood is to be made by
the post office department of Il series of
anonymous letters which have been re
c.ivcd by different people here during
the ptSt two years. The letters. thu
number al which is large. hay" al been
attacks upon til" character of DR. Daniel
W sheldon. who has lived here for about
five years.
Non of the letters have been sent to
pr Sheldon. but they have been received
by other citizens and young lady friends
of the doctor. All have contained the
yiicst of statements and have caused
much excitement Among thos" who hay"
received these letters the most conspicu-
out has been II. W. Brown, Il Storckccp-
q and first Scicctmau, who has received
a number of them.
Or Sheldon came here about five years
ago and has lived here ever since. He
is = Young man Of about ~ years of aS,,
and has made many friends. He says
that he shall push the Investigation of
the matter to the end. as he believes that
patience has ceased to be q virtue In the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
WANTS PEACE
But At Same Time Russia Prepares
For War.

st. Petersburg. March % r. NJ
Russa's attitude was described
Wednesday by prominent diplomat
as follows:
THE government Is now for peace
but continues to prepare for war"
The whole situation with reference
to the prosecution of the war Is being
carefully considered from every view
point by commission sitting under
the presidency of Ora nd Duke Nicholas
Nicholaivitch inspector-gcneral Of
cavalry and consisting of Minister Of
War Sakharof. Vice Adj Avellau,
head Of the Russian admiralty de-
partment; Minister Of Finance Kok-
ovosoff. Minister OF Railroads Hilkoff.
Foreign Minister Lamsdorff. Gems.
Grodekoff and KamamarOf and sew
eral others. Every phase Of the sitha-
ton. military, naval financial. ,rans-
pOrtation. Siberian and diplomatic il
being covered
The commissions report which Is
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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GEN. TSENG.
Claimed To Have Been Kidnapped by
Russians.

Victoria. h. c.. March 29.-Mail ad-
vices received by the steamer Empress
of Japan say that the Russians kill
mapped Gen. Tseng. Chinese governor
general Of Manchuria. when Mukden
fell. Sixty Cossacks went to the va
men when the occupation Of Mukden
was imminent and forced the governor
to mount his sedan chair. He resisted
and professed himself anxious to poi
son himself by swallowing opium. as
he had not been permitted :, leave
his post by the Pekin government The
kidnapping was done inortler that the
governors seal might be used to IN
ducc Chinese to supply the Russians
with provisions on their ict"cat The
governor was allowed to return some
days later but his seal was stolen.
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PORTLAND MEN
Killed In New York Explosion To Be
Brought Home.

Portland, Nc. March 29.-Walter
Sprague. aged -. and Phillip Bartlett
80. two of the four men killed by the
explosion of a powder mill at Shahtl-
coke near Troy, \. Y. last night lived
at South Windham and their bodies
will be taken there for burial. Both
were experienced powder men. having
been empoley at the Oriental Powder
mills at South Windham. They left
IA month ago for New York. Bartlett
leaves wife and five children. and
SpraGue widow and one child.
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Annual Prize Speaking
Contest Open to All.
New Departure to Be Made at
the Commencement.
The Bowdoin QuiiI-Eastcr Recess
Other Notes.

| brhiiSWlck, Me. March % -ISpeCiaD -
one of the departures that will he ma IL
at the coming Commencement AT Bow
doih Will be the opening of the annual
prize speaking contest. which has for
| mcfIy been open only 10 the members of
| the Sophomore prize speaking contest
ana only members of thar class have been
eligible. Under the arrangement /. speak
ers have been elected by the class to
participate in the contest. the prize offer
| ed being what is known as the David
Sc"a!i premium. Under the new arrange
| mcnt there will be l. speakers selected
from members of the four classes Three
| of the l. chosen will be alternates and
thefe VIII be nine speakers The event
usually occurs on Monday of Commence
| mcmt week.
The Bowdoin Quill, the college literary
monthly. made its appearance, yester-
day. and is being distributed to the stu
| dents. The leading article, this month is
an essay entitled John Hay. Poet ="
| from the pen of Stanley p. Chase, 'o5
| Other articles are love story called For
| the Love of Anon.' by "'r. NJ c." CS
and odd Grants Dinner by p. r. An
| drcws. '05. The verses for the north are
The Squirrel" by s. 'O6. Der Sturm-
nebel' by James n Emery. 'O5 one en-
| titled Life" by johnson, '06, and the
last entitled THE Pines" by j. W. Sewall
| %
| College will close at 1910 Saturday of
this week for the Easter recess and will
| continue until $50 A. NJ. April II. This
| recess is one day longer than is given in
the catalogue, being extended one day in
response to IA petition in order that MEM
bers who live at distance may be able
20 pass the previous Sabbath at home and
at the same time not miss any college eX-
| crCiscs. The college will also close one
| hour earlier saturday than given in the
catalogue. in order that men who wish
900 may take the late forenoon trains for
their homes.
| One of the new arrangements of tn"
present term is the matter of having the
routine business between the student and
the college done through the medium Of
the registers office. While this has been
more or less true in the past in a gen
eral way, good many matters have been
done through the class officer of each
class. this officer being a member of the
| faculty selected to receive and present
| mAttcrS to the faculty pertaining to the
members Of his class With the present
semester however. this is done away
with ana excuses Tor absences ana per
mission of every kind will he considered
only at the register once. DONG away
| with the class officers tasks
| N"u'cS were PoS'ed yesterday 'hat inc
double cut rule went into effect yes
'er'1fN' ms hrrai'i'.hen'. "i'''" = ''S'
| nv" w t'i ."'' WIN Wv P'
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THE INQUEST
In the Brockton Explosion
Disaster Is All Over.
No Person CriminaIIy Liable for
the Great Disaster.
Concealed Crack In the Boiler Told Of
In Testimony.

BrOckton Mass. March 29.-The
statement that no evidence had been
adduced to show that any person Was
criminally liable for the explosion in
the T.. s. Groves Cos. shoe factory
here. last week, which caused the
death of about 60 employees. was made.
this afternoon, by District Attorney
Asa r. French, at the conclusion of an
inquest held in the police court. to de-
termine. if possible, the cause of the
accident and to place responsibility
it to be shown that the explosion was
due to defect in the factorvs boiler
ana expressed the opinion that this
defect was all the more serious because
hidden. The witnesses examined in
cluded representative of the Grover
Co. who testified that the boiler was
inspected i'm December and that there
was no knowledge but what it WAS in
good condition. several boiler inspec-
tors who testified to having found a
concealed crack i'm the exploded boiler
which was itself of an abSOlcte tyne
and several other persons. principally
factory employees, who declared that
David w. Rockwell, the engineer. in
charge of the boiler, seemed capable
nf attending TO his duties OH the
morning of the explosion. The engineer
was killed at the explosion. Judge FRED
NJ. Bixby. who conducted the inquest
stated that he would report the find
ings later.
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BRIGANO CHIEF
In Tanger Has Invitation to Meet
Emperor William.

Tangier. Morocco. March 29.-The
governor of Tangier has dispatched AN
Invitation to Eaisuli. the hriSand
chief. to come in with the principal
tribemen to meet Emperor William. II
is understo God that the German legation
has guaranteed Raisuli against any in
terfercnCc on the part of the Moorish
poyarumeDt
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AMERICAN SECURITIES co.
or,,n;zed In Trenton With A Capita
Of $4,000, 900.

Trenton. n. j.. March a9.-The
American Securities Co.. with an au-
,hnr;zed capital of s2o.OOo.0OO was in
cornorated here. today. The incorpor-
,ara ore Arthur II. Gaudelet. Charles
Fowler. and Harvey Vester. all of
-. civ. 1t is stated in the char
-. .h,t the company will take over
.,,arter and assets of the American
L. ron1nlnN.
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BRIDGE AT BIDDEFORD
Over the Mousam River Is Useless
Trains Held Up.

Bddeford, Maine. March pa special
10 the journal from Kcnnebunl states
that owing to Il bad washout the bridge
over thc M"usam river is useless and no
trains can pass over it for at least IS
hours The bridge crew from Lawrence.
Mass, and the wrccking crew from
Portsmouth, y. H.. are on the scene and
temporary structure will have to be
BUM. Fioating ice and high water are
rstardng the work seriously.
MI through trains on the western divi-
sion of the Boston d Maine are sent
from North Berwick to Portland ovct the
eastern division. The bridge is Il single
arch structure "a feet long and is re-
ported to have settled - inches.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, March 29.-In the lower
lake region and the Atlantic states tn"
weather has been fair with continued
high Temperatures. There will be showers
and thunder storms. Thursday and
Thursday night i'm tn" lower lake region
and Atlantic states, with lower temporal
lures followed by fair weather. Friday.
on the New England coast the wind
will he fresh to brisk east to southcrly.
and on the middle Atlantic coast brisk
southeast. south to southwest
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CHANCELLOR Won BUELOW
Says Germany Will Please Herself In
Dealing With Morocco.

Berlin, March :9.-54 p. M.-Chan
cellor Won Reulow, speaking on Mo-
rocco in the RcichS;ag. today. said
that "Gcrmany would in the first in
stance place herself in communication
with the Sultan of Morocco" Germany
had such interests in Morocco as 9TH
err trading countries. such interests as
she mad in China and other parts of
the world These interests were real
and would be protected in Morocco ac-
cortine to the open door principle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
INSURGENTS
lnfict Small Loss On German Troops
In Africa.

Berlin. March 29.-An official de-
spatch from Windhoek German
Southwest AfricD today announced
that II men of Kcrchners detachment
were killed ma - w"re wounded in
a fight with the insurc"nt natives
March 10 and IL at Kosis and Gel
baneS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
reutonie Reported.

New York, March 2s-steamer Teu-
liverpool and Queenstown. for
.,' work in communication by wire
III, IL" .a,sgraph with Siasconsett. Mass.
n $50 miles east Nantucket
lights ship.