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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

Spprieses 9alnor bfcb Brett. Sortel.
LING al g. q. Strsmme. to SeIe.
$500.
SnbboIb: On p~eIItanenbe Infoms
rter. - Bethel Renigbeb. 5usrio
Sbtte. - Sora. - ) Ssoerten. 81
Stpffe Of @crhcus6iitorien. - Reuiabes
Den faar airie o9 Rreft. - Den umcris
iaHite Saloon. - &reiteemnct. - tIercie
! Wenigbcben. - gfiteb til &ecoro6.
Sfolen. 9ecorab. - @Iube Sul.
Saa gif babe @inter os @aar. -
SnInor blir noren. - ct. 2ouis. - So
flor Selseion.
gIdoet ct Inr og benne uaImiubeIia
friffe pg moriomuie 9og $1.75.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

Wtngnbilb % Olaf. Sort9Hing al
Sobn sic. SubburSen. 140 StSer.
Pris % Gents.
SnbboIb: lite aopiteI: ttpeir.-
Stctfa Sbaifio. = Tor Epora pa MeIpsz
rem. 8etIe @iofIat fcrtGIer. - Blob
og !Saartdfier. - SsmunSsGtten 90
nrerie Winber.
2oet anpitel Ieoas pa Gale. - OBJ
ftItito bill life bente. - RomhiIb Reoos
frter. 8eItefars Sslpbaierc. - Bar
rerttroer. "Sagler life Den Sunen iig
for hgit".
3Sie 9npitel: 6oIpor Spnme meS Be
forte Sen. - Siario SpiGore faar 4eos
Der at gaa pan. - WennIen aisr op meb
3atter I'M. Sun bill life gioe aisb.
4be aapitei: SSmuno bruoer geepc,
r%etten, men ban faar life Ret. = "8aIes
Srnasmnalet". - 6snen fUtter iia OBJ
moo 0aner. Bet eRber nreo at Senen
bltr nlene paa 8agler,
5tc &apttct: STdp IaIc bltr Ilqoet
otntlio. rteu ftanr OBJ ieieu oa fdar iio Ell
8i9refte. - Rd9nhilb frir til Gos6ilS.
men Gier oct roget ubebGnbigt. - SIap
iBnger.
6tc aahiteI: So pentcr a en-.
8pmmcr ban life. = spiIbro er ube oa
fortGIcr. - Tdrie fornrer, 9oshiIS
bIir sloo / bcubc. RooubiIS enbnr en-
Sang. SdloorSomme banter meo
8rrben og giper 8cb Srubefirnf.
7oe SapiteI: 2pffe. - Tor Sopra er
zoe. lllptfe og Observation-Disclosures.
9sIat Gobraoteu. - Rngnbilb Reaas
o~perroiter SoIf og after Jig.
Sbe aapiteI: Sale Observation-Disclosures
bib bprer no Rarie oa Barnet. - TRes
.nns nrRnbier III til 8dfeIbeu. - Ragus
bilps @iie. ~ Clap Dale bItr Susmdnb
unber Ieaas. Saloor aortme fnar
ban til iig. - Wagnbilo berffer.
9ne aaptteI: Salbur fortnter bicm.-
Son bill nffteb og fri til Gdfe SpSaf, men
ban trrffer life Seuten men Szlpe Sb6as
len. Ser Hal BIZ Rapp> Jag ont OPP
oalsienten. @a, -
lobe SnpiteI: SomunS Reaas frter.
-Cponlens Suffer paa Wedass 9laaeu.
= Wagrbilb 9rter Spbal. - Sonuu1o
frier iaien. men faar 2ogi I ReItiFten.
Tor Sporn BONNER. - Ser brdaer ct
llpeir op obcr Magnbil6.
lite &nbitel: 8amle pdIoor oq lttts
&c Salpor frier og faar Senter. - ltpcts
ret brbber log ooer Wa9nGiIo. - Setts
nen liar iig libel. bun giSr op mes iig
ielp. - Tor Hitter iii Sale.
12te anpiteI: @ar1le Salpor Sotrntc
% Sor bIir goSc @euner. - 1aenbtlb
i 8rpImpet Pea Spbal. - Sale tontnter
after iii Sgtter. Set lesner ooer
Renns. - QbS % Ghtfe.
Npc @5orunenter tat faa bernie BOG, o.
bpilfeniombeIit auoen go ser fpiter 80
Gerts. iantt 8Idoet ct aar for 1926.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16
grins Gnitaf gbulf of sperioe

aronprinS @uitafS aISIte Son, fon,
til 2onoou / forrige ltee. Som be-
fienSt, Ifol ban boloe 9rpnup meb
griniesie Wdrarete 8ictorto, 9atter
Of Song @omaroS pngite 9ror, Ser.
tug Of Gonuaugbt. 9rpauppet IfaI
itoa Ben toe SUM-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

5 Chicago forbereoes, Tom allereoe
mebSelt, en- goreSie til grGiioentcit;
ben oil antageIigois faa aoifiaiae
Suiinb ltnberifrifter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

sbrfiet, Sra SaIouife ifripes, al
@rpfcre % @nIgorcr fsrer arig. Den
2Seu sunni Itob en- ErGfniu9 neo
Eantfotiu, % BET berettes. at tire
@rHfcre inIbt, mrbenS 9ulsorerue
honSe % brpbte % iaorebe. 20 al
Dem toocs tiIiange oa blcp itrar bnls.
huggeoe. Zen Sole Sitni itoo en-
SrTfntng neo 9ibooi, bppr ire 8r9-
fere % 1G @liIaarer faIot. aHe 9ul.
aorcrne piISc booe biht / @rr8iet, ON
life tnrfiife Trooper par fomne til
itibe. ! Den 8ropinS. boor Sdloutfe
ligaer. cr scr itabi9e S~fiprmpbiler
menrm @uIgarer % tprfiIfe trooper.
Elsie ubgisr 800 Mouo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

Gorife Rnfipnnle Ropener. Sire pene
Smannopcler. $50 Gioer. Vris 10 gts.
SnoboIb: observation-disclosures. -
Naaot. - Yhtanrsnatten. Sneen.
Urls pent inhbunben so Gents. "Seros
rabeTo'ten o. "IeS @rncn" meo oenne
goa ienn Rrrmie. $3.50 til me Gbons
neuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

Zen Soreneoe Girfe, ipm begpnote
lit Iarsmsoe / MtiHneapolis igoar
(oen Abe Siini), bill moaife peotage
Ell gorcsie til BET uorite Stortbing
o9 &egieriug. 6ormaub 9abI og
andre leoenoe IGno i Samfunoet
ices at bifaloe, lat ben Soreneoe airfe
netnier Jig. Com oct bill erinbres.
icnbte Den ipenife sluauitanaipuooe
peo lit @soe / Soma iibite ltge en-
.(bresie til Song Oscar / anleonine
nf Sitnatipnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16
Zen ibcnIfe S~anacriuhc Gbriiti

Zen ibenffe SangcriuSc Gbriittua
NiISionS Steboatter, Gonbeia Noiito
sc Gaio Riran6a. meo bpis 5dber
SongeriuSen err gift, inb9if ben 10be
Sunni borgerligt 9gateifab mcb 81.
nor Darlington DC Gascor. grptIup.
pet feircoeS / 9obcitebet Mentone peb
MioSeIbabet. Senere ifal 6orbin.
ocIien peliignes al Den fatbolife &irfc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

Bor ale gfbre. 1916 Giber. Weh ~
S0~it'trationer. Rris 35 Gents inbbnus
ben. Whe @6ouicilter fan erhpIoe benne
goa o9 hptIferfomhcIf a1ben 300 til en-
Yris at % Gents, idmt ~Secorah 800
item" oa Sch grucu" ct Gar FAINT aitbo.
grdN at be tre Rartprpreiicenter for
$3.50
.Snbholb: S~oroenfioIo. - Sans
9telien SGtge. Sobn gritsien. -
SntS Gaebe. - Shomas 9iuao. - gcs
Der Sais. - Sans SeIaeien. - @eprae
ssdibinaton. Rbs@uienn oa De Snbs
tote. = 8ronbbiems Sumfirfe. - @au,
bets nnberisiife gaab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16
Del innse % fpae mcnneffe. vi aRt

Get innbe % fpse Tcnncffe. gf Tas
tbias Sobnion, W. s. On tortfattet.
foltefdtteIig &remitiqina at Set meuneffes
li9c Segc1nes Spgning og bets Srgduers
Sorretniuger. liant bets Gbebomme OF
heres gebduoIiug. Reb ct 3iIro ON
2tft, eps % Gaub. iom getin9clIer for
Sip pg Sunbbeb. 8obt inbbuubeu. Sun
8 gremplarer tilbase. $3.50.
8Iaoet ct Iar oa benne 9og 1925.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

Carl BON 6riciru, beu ipenife anI-
l%usmlniiter, os6e oen lite os.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16
etprbunben % bans ssnner. On sur-

stprbpnbcn % bans Ssnner. On Sprs
tG1ina fra Shfntr5fpnIo, efter @ertbpIb
Guerbah. Spcriat af q. 81. SStgnarS.
Sn~obinben 10 Gents. 224 Siber.
SrbboIb: Sra Glmnnoueien op til
8aorben. - 8anrSen. - On Siener
iom ifal lnitre baaSe Den ere % ben II
Sen. - IntIigt 5ilbagebIif. = SoIfefris
lcbers Ganr % bens Spirer / ct friift
llr9bomsbierte - Srit @obs, frit @rso.
Dog life Bribeb / alt. - SpinI o8 hinge
Sdnfer. - BrierfGrben. 9agtaIelie
o9 9arm | Gerben. - Gtormen brneer
lps. - Heiieu til Soften. - Seitiubel.
Ssureu fommer biem. - st fattigt
Barn / S%Gbrenebniet. - 8robsr og 9roz
berbaru. @rrnieopgaua. Sen
fangne 6Ipgtnirg er after FIJI. - Sen
npe Stan1goh5eier.
Senne pafre % interesIante SortGls
ling % ct Gars Subifrietion FOR $3.50
til nDe Ibounenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16
nffe siclms % aeaae eppes sebriftrr.

Ute SIclmS % Bale Gpoes gc6rtfter.
&omnuttif Sfilbrine fra &ria5aoreue
ts46-49-50. af Scnrif SbarIina.
Ere 9eIe. 5SS Siber. Snobunoen S1.50.
"9ecorabz Roiten" % "@eb arnen" ct
Gar, meb benue interesiGnte goS ipm
RrGmie, $40. ,e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

Sc untpmne gtnmmere al "GSeD
grneu" tait erBplbes iOr zoe
ertrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

s 5ritiSen. Seftet. 142 Siber. Girls.
20 GeHts. Sem pene Sortelinser.
SnbboIb: Gpaotpinbeus Sepn
(Sneriat fra Sbenif). - Saebripere %
Irbetoere. SanrnbGeteren / Tiins
ttertpolo. - ct Son Offer. - SeosTet.
leren, 9enne BOG og bbiIteniombeIit
anoen Der fofter 20 Gents og "Gecorabr
&oiten" for ct Gar for $1.25 til nbc
&bonueuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

~iiopdipet ni 9tfarerns I -ysoIeSoaesoogrn~ 70
epet. Te er ffiIfeoe til at pGife en- III Manager
en- npttie @itertanie. SEQ bar Icit Spaen me-
2n.creSte.
q. u. purfeu moorbeab. Gainu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

era 5iefSbpsben. Sortrnfneer al
Sobn Bic, 1876 Siber. Seftct. Yris
% Gents.
Snnbo1b: ct Gig paa 8pssen. -
GERMS 9ngen. - Sine garn. = Smut
greito. - 5norfor Staburet paa Seaa,
tpeit rantfebe neb. - 8amle Gnne. =
asiat Gduuobt. - Sporleoes llrbpen III
Sag ! en- aruneIebirf.
Npe Ghonnenter ian foa oenne BOG o.
bn~tlfenlombeIft aHben Der toiter 20 cts,
og "SeeorabsYoi ct anr for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16
o.. , s s:rs. s1ss..s'ss:. a S.ss;

KsTKHxp As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 1871 1903
ct THE POST orTpCE Az DEcoRAa. Iowa uSpxR The
scr or ooxsRxS or NAscH 30 Iad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
KILLED By MOROS.
Lieut.. Jewell and Private Dead i,
Island of Jolo Fight.

Manila. Jan. 10.-In an engagement
which took place. Jan. $, with refrac-
tory Moros on the island of Jolo, Lieut..
James j. Jewell and one private of the
l4tn. L. 5. Cav, Were Killed and Second
Lieut.. Roy Waddbrook of the 11th. l..
:. Inf, Capt. Halstead Dorey of the
4th. L. :. Inf. second Lieut.. K. G..
Richardson of the 18th. L. :. Cav, and
three priNattS were wounded.
Til" action was an incident in con-
ncction with the capture of a fort held
by The Moro outlaws which Maj. Scott.
governor Of the island had attempted to
secure by peaceful means several
mouths ago.
Eccently While attempting to secure
recruits on the island the kindly means
taken hy MAJ. Scott We're mistaken by
the surrounding MoroS and trouble
brewing ntctasitated forciblc action.
The Moro header has been killed and
the fort has been destroyed. The
Am, rcan troops We're assisted by the
gunboat Quros in command of Lieut..
Walker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
TWO MEN DROWNED.
One a Suicide, Other an Accident in
Charles River.

Boston, Jan. l0.-Two men We're
drowned III the Charles river. Tuesday.
within Il few minutes of each other. one
a suiC ide and the other accident.
One is supposed to be James Malone
70. Of the West End. who jumped from
one II lhe piers i'll the center of the
West I, .eton bridge The incident was
observed by the motorm;tn and conduc-
tor on Il car. Soon afterwards Louisa j.
Malone called 1T the station to say
that her brother who had been critically
i'll had suddenly rushed from the house
in Il state OF great excitement. The
indcntii"a ton is chiefly reached by the
fact that the man wore no coat.
The other fatality was that OF
Thomas Walsh, - years old, who was
seen hy a moto,inan OF an elevated
train On Charlestown bridge to fall IN
to the river from the lighter A. A. Her-
st.y Whit the craft was passing under
the bridge The captain later reported
that ore of his deckhands was missing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
STRIKE SOON SETTLED.
Bourne Mills Employees Return to Work
Mills Report Gains.

Fall River. Mass. Jan. 10.-The 81
wcavers. who struck At the Bourne
mills. Monday. returned to their ma
cfinery. Tuesday morning. and it is un-
derstoOa they received assurances that
their grievances would be remeded.
The labor leaders have been consult
ed by members of tn" committee on
labor who desire TO obtain their views
AS TO the drafting of IN iEvestiga ton
bill to take place of the bill presented
by Sen. Chase and which ii is claimed
cannot become operative.
The mills report mora gains. Tuesday.
and Ia Dor leaders say the operative;
are simply drifting from one mill to
another. The King Philip Plant is order.
ing new spinning frames and IA are OK
rectcd, next week. to take the place OF
four pairs of males. which are 10 b..
thrown out. There is absolutely no
prospect of 4 near settlement of the
strike.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT
Reported by the House Committee
Against Judge Swayre.

Washington, Jan. l0.--Thc select COM
mite" OF the House appointed to draft
articles of Impeachment against Fed
crll Judge SWayne, today. reported its
work by tho preparation Of l. articles
of impeachm, They embrace OBJ
tanning money by false prctenscs. using
the property Of b ;nkrupt corporation
ir tnc hands of a receiver appointed by
himself aud without making c"mr"nsd-
tiun 10 tho rOmplIV. for diNNH, \ih.3 N"
law recurring him ~ liv" III his district:
for unltWtull: ;.ni ir4liCiouSlH iEm@
and i,npriSuEinG T.. T.. Davis and
Simeon Heidcn. ;'tt DrncES ut law. Tor
ALLEGED ,ontrm.r nf tiNr circuit Court
Of the united ota,rS: for "unlaWfuilE
committing 70 prison" ". q. oN"al on
th.. charge that he lad committed con-
t.r1pt of the district court of the
United states.
\ minority report sign'd by is"ps.
I.!.tlef la If Ma re ANA Parker oi
New JOYS, Y. ,iisSv!it!' TO all the aitic "S
i impe; rlurl 1T c> opt the alleGc'! i&i-
sificatior'; uf The expense account #
Judge SWaynr.
tsill-tt. cal. also signs. with a no"
that IA, di<s'nts u all articles OF I'M
ru.lrhmCntS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
POSSIBLE WAR.
Hostilities Between Bul-
qarians and Turks.
Greeks Also Chime Into Three
Cornered Fight.
oreeent Guerilla Warfare Threatens to
Assume Bloody Phase.

1oDdon. Jan. lo.-The active prepara-
.;on already reported to have been
wade both in Turkey and bulgaria for
=, nossible war this year are fully con-
frn,ed by a private letter received in
Tordcn from Il minister accredited to
.h, Dalkan courts. This minister who
hoe inst comDlnt cd Il tour of the Balkan
-o,iraIs. writes that the Turkish and
pn1qarian governments ar, energctical-
J.. ,reraring FOR cvcntualities. Large
s,i..n.nts Of arms and ammunition
NV. henn made "nd recruits from Asia
,r;rnr are arriving at SaiCni"a Wee,ll :
Io s..y-i,e in the TGrkish army. The
prlgariaus and Creek bands in Mace
,,oria q g inCr 4 ing daily a~d ara fight
i,o each Other ard ;he Turks. This
,,,,n-c1rnercG "uerii!a warfare threat
ane 10 assume the blooIiest phase in
the eiIns.
..i:,." con"irdes the minister,
..,.h.thnr Or not there Will be real wa :
l..,;reen Turk"y and Bulgaria in the
.,,ripg AIN not prophrt enough tp say.
,...,e.e certain prWer5 think the tim
i. ,,,rortune ..lr MAJ be postponed this
vcar aG last 3ut III any event we ere Il
,..ar nearer the Inevitable conflict
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
KNEW OF INSOLVENCY.
Another Charge in Monroe G. Monroe
Proceedings at New York.

New York Jan. 10.-A payment OF
$50. 900 which. it is alleged. was made
to the National City Bank by Munroe
& Munroe. Dec. 4, the day of their
failure is one of the acts named in
an amended petition asking that the
brokerage firm be declared bankrupt,
which was filed in the United States
district count today. The petition de-
clares that Munroe & Munroe knew
the alleged payment was made and
that such payment constituted an act
of bankruptcy.
Other new allegations in the amended
petition ar" that on Dec. :. Quincy Ward
EoeSc accepted from Munroe & Munrce
:'';S,2 shares of Montreal! 4 Boston stock,
worth al the then existing market pric"
$lI.oUo. ANA that W. Ii. Bcauclock, like
wise. accept, d from the alleged bankrupt>
l5.~H shares of the same stock. on the
further canned is the property OF Nun
roe X MunIoe. The deliveries. th" petit
tion declares We're made Ia the dctrimcnt
OF the ere .ii;orS of the alleged bankrupt
th.. creditors whose names appeared upon
the first petition. which has been before
nit"d States Commissioner Shields for
several DAYS
Gamer Spear mara ger Of the broker
age house oi Ward & Co. testifying in
the AIurror 4 Munroe bankruptcy pro
ccedings. today. said that the National
City Bank was loanIng money to Munroe
Il AIurroe before their failure.
Mnroe toa me-; ot saih ID the qa,.,v witness ,;s
he had arranged for $4,000 ovcr-certiiica-
ton,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
a STRICT INVESTIGATION
To Be Made OF All the State instItu'
tions Of Vermont.

MONTPELIER. Vt. Jan. 1o.-Tlie first
meetiu. Of the committee appointed by
the last Legislature I" investigate the
institutions of the state vas held here
today. and the first Institution to be
placed un.le.' the committees power
was the State Insane hospital at Wa
teihurY.
George W. Wing of this city. a di-
rector of the Waterbury asylum. W'ls
first heard by The committee, today.
He was questioned chiefly as t" the
methods of the management in secur-
ing supplies Following Mr.. Wing. pr
MarCclln Hutchinson. superintendent
of the asylum was heard.
TIE hearing vii! last several days
and then the committee will turn its
attention to other institutions. in con-
rection with the management of all
Of which allegations OF corruption was
mad" by the Democrats in the state
campaign. last year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
A QUESTION:.
Ae TO Trial Of Mrs. Chadwck--State
O: Federal Court?

7. ,6adw.rk b. tr."d by the stnte. courts
on the most startling tOrgcly charges IL
tLr his'ory at America? This is the
question which n"w presents it:rlt,
sci for Mrs. Chadwick. insists that his
III, nj is willing ana anxious 10 90 10 trial
ripLt Hyav. County Prosecutor kCrlcT
sass that i. is m. federal courts ca,
aud h. viii not interfere.
her." kceler w1s asked. 10 this h" re-
rli.d that ne :t"d l'ui;"d States District
ATTORNEY Sullivan uTdrrstond each other
prr(ertly. that there would - no ,oi ilict.
Il is stated that Mrs. 'h"dwicl; VIII 90
into court ard demand trial ii iii" federal
state court rriuntari.%. This would AZ
parrn'y sn!v" i<r"lrrS former statement.
Attorney kc.lrr WoHlr NOT accept thC
proposition, Monday. however.
Mrs. thadw ich. wants Ia be tried on
said he That is my case aSainS. th7
Gor.cT.
would you GO 20 trial on the nth"r tw,
charges thcS.- covering the $2-nt.n not
and IT," E"o"n nntc that i'gured in the
Oh"riin har+arti"n !.
That again j. til" governments case
was k""hr'S reply. Let Sullivan uy
her Sh- i his pri@nT"r."
Nrs. chadwick has not vet been ~
raiGucG on the stllo court charges. nor
hns her husband boon arr:.iGncd ON III
cIarg" AGAINST him.
Tn" delay in III" federal court :< OK
planned hV the fact that the court Will moi
enter uI.nn III" trial of criminal business
until after Fcb. :, when the ncM term
O;, MS.
The hnnl,rnrtcy cni Of tn, Gas" will ~
resumed Tuc-lav. ;i,.l"Ss something un-
forrstcn arises to again hc!:.y il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
MRS. GsLSHENEN INDIGNANT
That Her Name Is Connected With the
Morse Dodge Case.

New York. Jan. 1o.-Mrs. W. II. Gel
shcrtn ut New York twidow Of a mil
hc1air" bankcr), whose ram" uas been
mrn.'oEri in ,onH""ti"n with III" Morse
D"dE- 'iivCrcr taogl" and who's appear
ancr hrt"r" H." grand jury now nV"Sti-
eating the case va greatly drHir' 'd 10y
District Attorney .Icrrm". has arrived i'll
'heIh"urg. France. according, t" ! special
WSrI"E w In" tnuT@" pt an lutcIN!c"
81" is quoted US having said.
am III ne Way ir:;li"ht"h in tht
I"dS"- Murs" tango. The assertion mat y
iGIN she'd liud@' money with which to
tgh lis "vtraIitnI from Texas y abSo-
mi'ly untrue .l1d ridiculous. 1T do not
even kuov' podr" lV sight Nv trip t"
ElroHc WAS arTdnS'. months age.
MN relations with Mr.. MorS" ar" pure
Y t7".o Of a business friend ~" WIS my
husband business aud IaltE"r
10Y could j Gt~il' to marry Mi.
Morse when ha has u wife already |
Z" ,act wish % marr% AT. Morse or any
body cl~,."
Ht"n asked what Sic would u" in cas-
ifNrirt Attorney Jerome secured an III
a.. ;m""t against her. Mrs. G"iShrn"n re
r'je!'
It is impossibl" that he can do 50. be-
'iIS" hdVt. 10 connection WIN IN" tan
: S@uu'd Mir. Jerome. as you s'lGg's'.
ut'lT MY stnIc further into The matter.
"F Nt"lild III" judiciary tcS!'" my pres
ra''> ! will Immediately cancel my ar
ftNs r"rr~ 10 spend the winter III taII
di.d Tr'l4rn t. NV YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
SURVIVORS
Of I|I-Fated Napsia Arrive
in New York.
Vessel Blown Up Xmas Day by
Naphtha Explosion.
Eleven of Crew kiiled-Terrible Ex.
perience of Rescued.

New York Jan. 10.-ScNen survivors
Of the ill-fated Mapsia (Norwegian)
which was wrecked at sea on Christmas
day by an explosion Of naHhtha result
ing in the death Of II members of her
crew arrived beie. Tuesday. on the
steamer Trinidad from Bermuda They
had been rescued by the Danish steam
er Galiia which happened to be just at
the moment near where the Mapsii was
blown into shapelesS mass and the
seven men who survived the shock were
taken from the sea where they had
sought the only rcfug" that remained
to them after the explosions. They were
landed at Bermuda. by the Gallia which
was bound from Hamburg for Savan-
nah.
The Mapsia sailed from New York
for Gette, France. on Dec 9, with q
cargo Of naphtha and had been out on
ly a day or two when her troubles be-
gan. One gale cucceeded another but all
were weathered in safely until Dec. II
when the ship was battered and knock
cd about in Il .llercilass manner Her
ventilators We're carried away at the
decks. her hold began to fill and soor
the cargo cases OF l.dDHtld DeSdn 10
wash back ana forth with every move
ment of the vessel.
Soon the cases began to give way
under the strain and in little while
the freed naphtia was Heating around
on top of the water in the hold. Gas
from the fluid accumulated steadily and
by Christmas day the Mapsia was a
floating bomb needing only the slight
est spark to blow the whcle structure
to atoms.
How the spark reached the highly
charged hold never will be known but
suddenly there cama a terrific report
The forward deck shot up into the air
with a crash and a roar and in mo-
ment the entire snip was wrapped in
flames. Those Of the IS men on board
who had not b,"n caught in the first
burst threw themselves over the side
of the flaming ship into the sea. They
We're Cnlv seven and the seven would
have followed their companions 10 an
early death had not the Gallia which
cnanced to be in the vicinity come down
quickly to their aid wheE she saw the
burst of flames.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-11
WITHpRAWs GOOD WISHES.
Pres. RooseveIt's Letter Used to Ex
plot Maaazine-Is Censured.

Washington. Jan. 10.-Prcsident Roose-
yelt Today Withdrew a letter which he
MaF MaSdzne eS5zfdnE E wsbes ,t o1
lis success. TIE withdrawal OF the Pres.
ident's letter was announced in the form
of a letter which the President wrote on
the 9TH instant 10 Murat Hal,tcad, who
WIS the president Of the company which
is 10 publish the magazine. The letter of
the President to Mr.. Halstead fellows in
part:
My Dear HalsteaI: I am advised that
you are the president of the company
formed 10 publish the American News
drawing your connection with it,
After quoting in full the Letter which
he wrote. last March. to Col. o. q. Stead
ley then editor of the magazine, the
As you will know. this letter IS quoted
IN general terms. but il has been used to
c%iioit the company. Certain facts hay.
l.rrSohs interested in 1he corporation as
well As To the methods they have adopted
for lie disposal If stock. which makes
mn harle IN connection with the enter
prise May ask You 20 look Carcfi.l<'
lnto me mater and "ii;e me your views >
connection with any concern which Is in
any any, "ny n,o tainted even thongh this letter
10 Il particular scheme.
sincerely yours.
"'rheodorr Eooso veu.'
III flS AtF 20 ti'tS lttlt' -fir. liitlSl 'titi
wrrte the President tina. he did intend to
Withdraw from IN" company. saving:
Il cannot continue dS$uciutoi with The
concern ard propose to take the legal
steps that max" prSS be 10 prot.'"- the m
tereStS of hnna huc stock s':Ds, libcrs from
dissipation"
The President. t"'iav. in addition Ia an
thorizinC tho publication IF the tlrrespoa
Gs nee cook steps 10 insure tI:e Withdraw
al of his letter Of last Nnrcn. In Cuncn!
sion the statement ISSUED at The White
House say:
In making this correspondence public
there is 10 purIcsc 10 reflect on the intaG-
rity of Cot Stcadlcy. Mr.. fialStcHl or Mir.
Richardson. v hU were at one time nr an
other connected ~ officers Of the comli
ny. They evidently C'ndeayorcd in good
faith to cause il 20 carry out its original
purpose.
AR S.caley resigned the presidency OF
the COMPANY. last October. basiuG his ras-
ign.ition on the ground that he could not
agree with the Way the business of the
company was being tranSavicd.
The >trckhoit.rS Of the American News
boys 60. held a meeting here. today. AT
whicn Charles \. Edwards vas elected
President vice Mr. Halstcad resigned
and *. X. Holmes, =. l.. Johnston and
Charles -. Edwards members OF the board
of directors. Mr. Johnston was elected
secretary and treasury in place OF Mr..
RiC harrison.