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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
9eiamoter fit Yamama
Iu@ 6pnperneur Der &anal3one.

Spfe 8ab, 2. Suli. prd=
iibent &ooienelt fiinbiete beute on, bab
@bas. 6. Wagoun gum @eianbtsn mad
Banana ernannt babe.
Der &i9tsr WagoOn if bsreits
9ouperneur Der 3anal3one unb Wit=
glieb bes @rstutib .2omites Der 2anal=
2ommiiion. ST bdIt fi9 gsgsnudrtis
in Banana auf, I'm ieinen pHi9ten
tn I%srbinoun3 nit BEN 3analbau
na4sutommen.
Der gnti9lub oss prdiosnten, bas
Nmt beg 8oubsrneurs Der 2anal3one
uno zines @efanbten nod Banana
bur& bieielbe perion berieben gu lafen,
ruuroe baIb mad Der Reorganization
Der 9anals 2ommiffion eefabt.
Die g%rfa6runs bat ge3sist, bob Is
3tuif4en @ouberneur unb 8eianbten
lsi4t 3u 2OmpetsnatonfIittsn tommt,
aber au9 bic 8samtsn Der &spublit
Banana pifen bdufig ni9t, an men
tie fi4 81 tpsnben babsn, tpenn geamte
bon 66nli4en Sunftiunsn antpefsnb
fnb. Wan psib re4t tuObl, bab Geo.
u. 9abis, Der frtibere @oubsrneur Der
aanal3ons unb SO6n Barrett. @sianb=
ter nod Banana, ni9t redt 6ano In
9anb arbsiteten, tperrl es aud ni9t gun,
pffenen 8ru9e fam.
lin bieie S9mieri9feiten gu bebsn,
bat Der prdfoent beidlOfen, Waeoun
FIR beioe Memter sI ernernen.
u n all | m 9 n Il 9 N g g.
Bart.
@btcagO, 2. Suli. sluf Der
panorama=Ba i'm @bite gitp part
entgleiite Elm @agOn, in benz Der 19=
idbrige See Repnolos bon Wbitine,
Snb., Jrau &Oie Mannins uno Jrau
@bas. 8rOmn BON @bieaso iaben.
&epnoIos uuroe bon eirsm na9fOlgen=
ben @ason astbbtst, bic bsiben Jrausn
finb perlebt.
SET Der 9wei3er Sdnger.
6amilton, O., 2. Suli. -
8eitern Nbeno began1 bier bas 5. Sdn=
9erfet bes Gentralbunbes Der f9meias=
decentralization @sian9uereine. IS
inb hbst $500 8sfuaer in Der Stabt.
gsrtretsn finb: Wiluautse, Detroit,
Solebu, @bicaso, @lebelanb, ALLEGHENY,
Columbus, ct. Souls, 2ouisbile,
Cincinnati, alliance unb Canton.
Srei GoIoaten ertrunten.
9enber, @of., 2. SuIi. Srei
SDloaten bon @ompaenis E bes IL.
Snfantsris : &ssiments, pel9e nit
einem lefen 8oote iiber Gloans Gate
fubrsn, e%rtranten; 3usi anosrs tuurs
ben gereitet.
Die 3obten fino: Daniel 8ate, Mil.
larb pooIe unb 2ucas Gasmpre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03

Sapan In Sotic bilber, tpel1sr absr
gu teiner peri0nli9sn gegesnuns fab-
rem tuirb, ba bic taiisrli9s 5amiIie aur
Sommsr3sit ben paIaf in SOtiO ni9t
bepobnt. Wie i9on uieberbolt nit.
set6silt, uiro bic san3e Reiis brei MO.
nate in Inipru9 nebmsn. nobel auf
ben Aufentbalt in Manila cine Wo9e
unb auf cine &unorsiie auf benz ar9i-
pei 10 Sase ssrs9nst fino.
Sas amerifanif9e Wont
Carlo.
% abinston n, 2. SuIi. Der
Setretar bes Snnerr, SitGeod, III
ernitli9 bemtibt, Die Spiel66le in got
Springs gu beieitigsn uno bic mora.
lii9e 2uft bort grinoli9 aa reinisen.
Die beiBen OueQen bieiss betannten
Seiibaoes biloen betanntli9 cine Re-
gierunss= Reierpation unb es fino
Sdoer, Soipitdlsr etc. In einsm part,
Der bon Der gunbesre9ieruns erbalten
uiro, erri4tst mOrosn. Die 8unoes.
r%esierung Bat bic 3ontrole iiber bisfs
&eisrpation Ieit 1881. Ssit geraumsr
3sit fino nun Bei9merbsn aus SOi
springs iiber bic borti9en Spielb6len,
tpel4e dig Clubs" mastirt inb, bier
eirgetrofen, uno Sefretdr Sit9cof ii
anee9an9eu tuorben, S9ritte gu tbun,
I'm oiefes uebel su unterbriiden. Der
Setretdr fiimmt %bolfdnbig nit Der
Inf4t tiberein, bab Der bsribmtefe
8nbsort in ben Ser. Staaten ni9i
feline Sosntitdt als Ssilort bsrlierer
unb 9dn3li9 .3u eiriem ameritanii9en
Monte @arlp bsrabfnten iolts, abe,
es bat feline S9wisri9tsitsn nit cine,
rnterSrtidung Der Spielb6Gsn. Sit
S0Dlerl9tetfen, mel0e elnem Sin'
i6rsiten Der 8unbss-& egisrung emit
sesenteben, liesen BARN, bab BIZ
Spielb6aen unb iOnftisen 2aftsrb05ler
auBsrbalb Der gunOsss &sisrbation lis'
gen, uno baB bic Ser. Staatsn bes'
halb iibsr bisie feline Surisoittion BE-
fBen.
W6roeri9e Neger.
Mmsrieus, Ga, 2. Suli. -
Bel 2sslis sri9oB elm Nsssr Wamsn!
Sids feline Jrau, feline S9wissermut
ter uno Elm anberss Grauenaimmer
bier peitere perionen berpunoets sr
Sids 1T fh9tis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03

Sci o, 2. Suli. 3e6n 2ebsn
tpuroen our9 einen Wolfenbru9 per=
ni9tet. @roBer materieler S4absn
angeri9tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-03
&eieioSoepei@en
Aaswdrtiger nnb meritaniider 9iplOmaten alls
slnlaB BON Sag's Sob.

Gtanb Der Observation-Disclosures Cine @nfgabe Saffs IN ben Ebiippinen
-Sot Springs IoQ geinbert werSen. -Sbnamigpuion 81 Gbieago.-
SfTbeaes. - Seufde Sanoelspolhff in China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
PROF. ROENTCEN SHY.
Refuses 70 Be Presen. at Anniversary
OF Discovery Of the x-Ray.

Berlin. May PROF. T.oentgeH il too
shy to attend the International congress
called t. celebrate the ;Hnth amiv"r-'
saIy of III" discovery Of the RoentgHl
ray and to coilatr IN" lat, st apniica-
tons and developments. The congress
opened here April % and tn Professor
promised to hc present. .;'it. in spite
of this and although his ramn was ~!
the program he said il" simply could
not attend tho SESSIONS as it would H."
impoSSihl" for him to face tho crow |
which had gathered 10 Glo';fy his work.
Consequently the professor telcgraphod
his acknowledgements from Wuerzburg
bavaria.
Dr. Charles Lester Leonard of Phila-
dclphia. president Of the American
iiocntscn Society. had charge of the
transactions. b>;nc n nigh value to the
profession because Of the results at
tanned by MANY eminent ,xpcrimontars
who have been gathered together ard
made available for the Physicians Of the
world.
An exposition Of RoantEcn apparatus
is n feature Of the congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
CLEVER BURGLAR
Cuts Teleohone Wires and Then At
tsnpts to Enter Drug Store.

Boston. May First cutting the tel
crhonG wires so that the police could
not be summoned, Il burglar. Tuesday.
tried to break into Il Dorchester drug
store by boring q hole in the lock of q
rear door.
The noise was heard by the proprie-
tor, w. IT. Reed. who lived above and
armed with Il long barrelled 3S-calibre
revolver. he passed to Il point inside
the door and fired a bullet through the
panel. Reed heard the auger and bit
fall to the ground. But when he opened
the door there were no signs of the
burglar. Later when the police arrived
evidence was found. that the burglar
had hidden in nearby building after
he had been shot at and there We're ap-
pearances also that he had been
wounded. The police. however. could
find no trace of the man. This is the
third attempt to enter Reeds store
within rs many weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
SIxTY-TWO DEAD.
Continued from Page One.)

According to the reports which have
reached st. Petersburg from KaliZ. the
workinen there for a time had the up
per hands of the police and gendar-
merle. disarmiEg and stoning them I'M
I'll rescued by a squadron of cavalry
The early morning reports, Tuesday,
say the Polish press is intensely excited
by Mondays bloodshed and it is feared
the trouble will be renewed. The only
place in European Russia where trouble
occurred, Monday, was ut Minsk which.
strictly speaking belongs to Poland.
There. also, the reports received say.
was bomb throwing and firing upon
Cossacks from windows but the fatali-
ties were few.
Expert calculations SHOWS that the
peasant debts RENTED by the recent
imperial decree amount to about s45.-
600 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
At PROVIDENCE;
@9e Attendance from the Twenty
souheils-Officers Elected.

ao'hence, r. l.. May Past
tas and delegates from the %
WINS Of the state jurisdiction con-
\ ~ ior the annual meeting Of the
sN Island State Council. knights Of
.a1ous' in Arcanum hall here. to-
a \ uere being a large number OF
sers in attendance.
STALE deputy. Matthew ]. Cum
VI lhis city. presided over the
a'"h, After the ceremonies had
Ppolnted, reports showing sat
aO'y conditions in al departments
us state organization were sub
~ Key. John J. Harty. the state
y rA'l' delivered an interesting adj
lup Of encouragement in the
Which is being done in Rhode Is
erection Of officers occurred il
AFTERNOON. after which the in
sl0ns took place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
At BOSTON,.
,....., Over State Deputy and Dele
100. 10 Nationa! Convention.

|4,.s,on NAY "A contest for tn" Of
n state deputy and delegates to the
s..,., eonyention lent an interest. to-
= q the annual convention of III"
ss.achcsetts branch Of Knight of
E,r,ss which was opened at Law
- Encampment halt. 1t was an
uoesd before the meeting that State
ru,r los. C. Pe!lnti"r. who has held
! alice for several gears. would be
xsd By Francis j HOrgan, of. the
/ ia End Council. this city.
I NJ hundred and fifty Delegates were
sxrt when the proceedings were OPP
a bv state Deputy Pc;.Ctier. stat"
] kr,ary Vim. J. OBricn reported tina :
~ had been an increase OF 1921 in
Mkrshp during the l'aSt year. The
hi membership in the state is now
~ The report If .ha state treasurer
Md that the order vas in 4 salts
nm condition financially and thai
in vas a cOnsidcra3 Die balance in the
sarv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
WORST YET TO COME.
Serious Rioting Hourly Expected In
City of Warsaw.

Warsaw. May 2.-NoOn-The CITY is
apparently outwardiy quiet, Tuesday
morning, but the situation is none the
less grave. Workmen are going from
factory To factory compelling their
comrades to strike and the probable
ity of further conflicts arouses the
keencst apprehension. The bodies of
the 80 odd persons killed by the troops
on ZelasEa street. Monday, are still
Wing iii the morgues awaiting identifi-
cation. Ten Of the wounded who were
taken to hospitals. died Of their
wounds.
During the encounter on Jerusalem
street the troops not only fired Il vol
ley, but used the butts of their rifles
and their bayCnets and swords. Many
women and children had their heads
and limns broken. Some of the injuries
We're Of a terrible nature ana they
wee Instances where the soldiers en-
tered courtyurdS and attacked those
hiding there.
When the troops fired after the bomb
WAS thrown near the Vienna railroad
station, four persons were killed and
seven -Wcr" wounded. All the windows
IL the nci"hhorhood were shattered
The scene nj the bomb explosion is at
tracing immense crowds.
At Ilaliz Russian Poland during Il
service in 4 church. Monday. the con-
Srcgation began singing patriotic songs
Wher"upon soldiers and police entered
| the building and attacked the people,
| W"uHding many of them.
y free fight ensued during which
weapons were wrestcd from the police.
| shots were exchanged and stones were
| thrown. \ dragoon, Il woman and Il
man were killed inside the church. a
| squadron of cavalry was summoned
| ANA dispersed tho crowds. The church
was closed for reconSccratiOn.
There was an explosion in the police
station Of Minsk, Monday evening, fol
| Lowing which 4 crowd fired on a de-
| tlchnlent of COssacks. TIE Latter re
| picl ana order was soon restored. The
! strikers at LOdz now number 1910.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03

Certain fabrics arc being made in
Europe. the warp Of which is COM
posed of cotton and the wool of Il
thread ma|c from wood pulp. These
goods were introduced almost four
years aCo. At the outset sheets of
WOON-pUlp paper We're cut into finest
shreds and twisted into thread by ma
chimes made for the purpose. Lately
the paper process has been abandoned.
and woodrulp is passed directly over
@roovcti sheets. forming very
thin ribbons. which pass in turn over a
machine that twists them into a very
regular thread of any desired length.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
PROsPER|NC.
|lIsls Of Columbus \! Of
i,u England Meet
,,I,I, 81, Adams, Boston and
Concord Entertain Them
:. ,,,a.ss, With Election Of Officers
md Darqsets, the Order.

Nav s-Branchcs of the or
B0sO nights of Columbus in Ne"
"a held their annual state con-
sslf as,,an the Massachusetts, branch
u p'. aon,est for state deputy. An
- !, membership Of 1921 with n
IT. q, 40 in the state. was report
New Hampshire state branch met
h An incraas.. in membt hip
IN I'm a total of -6i. was reported.
f ss,n " showing conditions both as
"r.hsrship and finances to be faV-
~ rare presented before the Rhode
s a'nd state branch At Providence.
~ Maine state branch at Rangor
a ibe vermont branch al st. Adams
= \, begin their sessions until after
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
At CONCORD. N. n.
M Of all State Officers Show a
Prosperous Condition.

foaNrd y. H.. May 1.-The annual
sTta'inn of the State Council of
p 8amushre. Knights of Columbus
Md al the quarters of the local
EN athis city, Tuesday. with a good
k1hce of officers and delegates
Th parts nf the state. The state
EASfy Frederick J. Sexton. nf thiS
n iresided. arl in his annual re-
slowed the order to be in good
'efabn with the various councils
has On the quiet. but effectively
llt-ping up the interest and incrcIS-
'Fae membership. The present menu
ntP Is announced us 1Gi. Il gain OF
j mig the year. with finances in
|iastape.
state chaplain. the Rt. Rev.
FaE Delany. bishop Of Manchester.
'%uOable to be present. sent Il let
~ lellcitatiOn and urged that the
= carry on work in the state on
neeessful lines of cndcaVor in as
lls past.
Asr state officers submitted their
WIS all of which We're of a favora-
'aa encouraging nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
KISSES HIS SOLDIERS.
Touching Incident During Easter Cele-
bratior at Cunshu Pass.

Cunshu Pass, Manrfuria, May "a
tpllc4inc incident occurred during thC
Easter celebration here. After th'
morning service all h" troops in the re-
3i"n around HEADQUARTERS were drawn
up in line before Gen. i,inevitchs tent
ana the commandments chief came out
greeted the troops and passed down the
line s;luting each and every lldior with
Il kiss All tho men were moved and
many Of them Wcpt
The incident served to increase their
bounGIcss worship Of tho old, great
leader.
Gen. Lincvitch continues energetical-
" the reorganization Of The various de
partmcntS of the army.
Staff Captain Shubusky who has re-
turned here after making q reconnaiS-
eanr" on the Noneoli1n frontier reports
that thousands of Chinese bandits I'M
der Japancse leaders arc moving be
yOnd the border.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
Whoopina Cough.

The quick relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in cases Of
whooping cough, makes It favoritf
with the mothers Of small children. II
liquefies the tough mucus, making Il
easier to expectorate, keeps the cough
loose and counteracts any tendency to-
ward pneumonia. This remedy has
heen used in many epidemics Of whOop-
ing cough and always with perfect sue
cess. There is no danger whateve,
from the disease when 1t is freely given
It contains nothing injurious and may
be given as confidently to baby as tr
an adult. For sale by John Coughlin
Augusta, C. II. Beane, Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
At BANGOR.
ia Councils Represcn.ed-omcers
e'ected-A Banquet.

\ s''' Me- May 2.-Delegatcs from
councils in the State were pres
'''e annual meeting. today, of
council, Knights of Column
~ BUSINESS session opened at .
With the election of officers
i business s,as.s of a routine nature.
ae: " ''''cers resulted rs
FORT. ''e'o II. Anderson
y. '' I. F., Mcnamara. Rock
|Assoaa'e NJ. Fl. Costello. Rockland.
Atoca.' martin C. Ioole. Calais.
b s,.,. Felix L. Ryan. Bangor.
III p TO national convention
Eye Eye Portland, and ]. d. An
n eer fa n'It alternates. John w
hrtland. '' ana VIM. II. GULL
s. f, a. :, banquet was given 70.
n ,so oy Pine Cone Counri, 1ehn ~ y
4, ss I Presiding and State I nsnnt y
'Asaddress. making the prin'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03

Anent the refusal Of the board of al
oefmen to grant victuiling licenses to
candy stores. fruit shops, ETC., Chief of
foiice Andrews stated to the Journal,
Yesterday. that he would see that the
law is stringently enforced. and M
place. save drug stores and regularly
licensed lunch rooms and cafes will be
allowed to remain open on the Sabbath.
ne new closing order. as adopted by
~ aioerineh, and as applied to licensed
Nh'uaiihg places. caused some comment
~ me streets yesterday. Hereafter
ehese places must close at midnight.
'V'ufday' to reopen at O'Clock. Sunday
morning. ard to close at o'clock, Sun
Gay evening. to remain closed until
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Della Collins Out Of Commission
Through Action of U. S. Inspectors.

Thu steamer Della Collins did not
make her usual trip to Augusta, yester-
day, ana the little steamer that has
Eeen a familiar figure on the upper
kennebec for several decades will not
he seen in active service again for some
time. On April %. George A. Pollister
and John II. Trivitt. United States in
spectors of the second district. port OF
Portland, visited this city and. thor
Cughly inspected the little steamer
The day following. last Saturday, the
following communication, which is
self-e<planatOry. was received here:
Capt. Ira a. Lewis,
Str. Della Collins. Gardiner. Me.
"Sir:-At the inspection of the Stmr.
Della Collins. hull was found in poor
condition and we shall rot grant q Ger
titicate for her to be used after this
date. until she is hauled out and re-
pairs made. We have notified Mr.. Aus
tin and the collector Of customs at
Faith Of the conditions.
(SlnneI)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
FIFTH JAP WAR LOAN
Of s5000O.c0O Is Finally Placed on
Market ct Premium.

Toxic. May The fluctuations OF the
s1,he;crji,tiOns to the fifth loan of 81.
600 G0c have not yet been completed but
therc ave indications that the entire
loan has been placed as Il premium.
1t is evident that some OF ,i'e iaiSe
interests were temporarily withholding
their subscriptions i'm order 10 obtaif'
part of the loan at the best possible
rate. The s5o,00o,3oo subscribed was
largely at a premium and the majority
Of the subscribers were from the small
err investors and capitalists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
GEORGE A. POLLISTER,
JOHN II. TRIVITT.

Capt. Lewis and Agent Cobb of the
Eastern Steamship Co, when seen at
the compaiiy's offices in this city. yes
terday afternoon. We're unable to give
any information as to the course that
will be taken by the company relative
to the matter of transportation of
freight and Passengers from the
steamer Konnebec to Augusta. Calvin
Austin. the vice president and genera |
manager of the company. is i'll New
York on business and it is probable
that nothing will be done about the
matter until his return to Path. whore
the headquarters of the company are
located. The freight. yesterday. was
transferred from the Nennebec to
freight cars of the Maine Central r. r.
and shipped to Augusta.
The steamer Della Collins was thor
oughly Ovcrhauied. last spring. and
painted and several repairs were eff
tected. Capt. Lewis stated. yesterday.
that the government inspectors found
spots in the hull that evidently were
weak ana on that ground refused the
certificate. Agent Cobb handled the
passengers. yesterday. very promptly,
and all who wished to go were sent to
Augusta on the Electric cars.
The employees of the steamer Kanne-
bee formed a baseball club. yesterday
and when opportunity affords will play
other teams.
Heavy shipments out on the Kenne-
bee. yesterday afternoon. were native
veal. apples. building finishing and
horses. Receipts were principally
fruit, household effects and farming
implements.
One of the most familiar faces that
used to greet with pleasant smile the
batrons of the steamer Kennebec in
former years is missing. this season.
and the Journal man inquired. yester-
day. the cause thereof. Blanche. WASH
ington, who for several years was
stewardess on the steamer, died. this
year. in Boston, and she is missed by
the lady passengers for she was ex-
tremely Obligiag. courteous and a per-
feet attache of the service.
The schooner Henry Wilmington has
been chartered by the American Ice
Co. to transport ice from the company's
houses in Smithtown to Southern ports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
David MOffatt of Denver, is

David Moffatt of Denver, is the
wealthiest man in Colorado. which
outranks all other states in per capita
wealth. Colorado has the further dis
tinction that most of its vast fortunes
were made within its boundaries. not
alone in mining. but in the cattle in
dustry. in realty. speculation. in fruit
sugar beet culture, potato farming and
in manufacturing and other mercantile
pursuit. There are los resident mil
lionaires in Colorado. their total
wealth being about s2G0.G0o0G0. Mr.
Moffatt is worth from s25.o00.0 600 to $780,
OOo. GOO. About 10 men worth seven oil
more figures made their money in the
state and reside elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03

It might be observed cynicaiiy mat
conditions do not change so much
after al In "The Practice of Medi-
cine in New England Before i'oo -
explained by DR.. Francis Brown pc
fore the Rostonian Society u was
fact that "a bold. rash. impndent mar
had better chance of succeeding II
New England than cautious ana
modest gentleman, in the practice OF
physjc.',-Boston Transcript
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
A GENERAL STRIKE
Declared in Warsaw Owing to Recent
Eioods1eG.

Warsaw. Russian Poland, May 2
{. 10 +. M.-Thr committee of tn" Social
Dem, cratic p"rty of Poland aud lith-
ulnil has Issued Il manifesto proclaim
ing ~ general strike and calling out
al the woill.ncu in consequence Of tho
blGoiShe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03

rooms appear to view tho new order
f+vorahly. and their employees certainly
do. for it will give them an easy Sat
urday nights work, and they will also
have Sunday evening off. The order was
passed on the recommendation of Chiec
Andrews, who stated that in some
places, young men and boys congregata
in the wee sma' hours. When they should
be at home and in bed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
NOTICE.

No charge will be made for any case
OF Milk Fever that / fail to cure. If
treatment is commenced one hour before
the cow is dead. No difference If she is
totally Frustrated at the time treatment
Is commenced. Also all diseases prompt
ly treated. Colts castrated. Horse
dentistry a speciality.
j. II. BLACK, d. V. S.,
Readficld. Me.
Telephone 1-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03

Tic spider has a. tremendous Is, aP b'men
and his gormadlzing dciies s,,b an ,, rml
c"c% esssn1ss "a1b ss q feed
u,"n e srlde so;,rs concluded that if the
s mSny," sr h h1t proportionatey to the
tapnroxm"tely, a small a ! xoaog camel n%
a. NJ: a lamb. Ky A. Sheen and would
fniaS M ny with a lark pie in which there
We're 120 birds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03

W. p. Harrington received three new
patent coal cars. yesterday, from f. r.
Scrnott of Boston. The cars will be
used in the new coal rockets which are
being built hy Mr.. Harrington at his
wharf above the Gardiner Randolph
bridge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-03
Biarritz. France, is constructing

Biarritz. France, is constructing a
ninety-mile automobile boulevard
along the seacoast at Arcachon. The
country is full Of beautiful scenery.
The boulevard will be at a distance of
400 yards from the sea and be seventy
feet wide. 1t will be paved in cement
and closed in on each side. The cost
will be about $1,600,O0O.