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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
TWAS NOT MORGAN.
Someone Else Suggested New Arbitra
ticn Plan in Railroad Troubles.

New Haven. eFb. 19-No suggestion
at arbitration in the fircmen's troubles
has been sent ID Second Vice Grand
master Timothy Shea Of the Bro; her
hood of Locomotive Firemcn. or to the
local grievance committee. by j. Pier
Font Morgan or any director OF tn.
New York. New Haven & Hartford
railroad.
This information comes from n com
pctcrt source ana is the outcome of ex-
tended Inquiry as 10 the reported arbi-
t.';ition offer.
ING suggestion of arbitration which
IT * understood, was contained in a
Telegram delivered to Mr.. Shea. Friday
ESht. Is thought to have come from
an outside source and one which is no,
th'irHiy familiar with the negotiations
winch have been in progress for near
~ SIX months between the local griav-
"ilce committee of the brother hood and
the officers Of the road.
Saturday, the situation on the road
was practically unchanged. although
the IMPRESSION is constantly growing
stroll ger that there will be no strike.
Inc local committee of tn. brother
h"oa A"s done nothing apparently. in
preparation for an offensive or ,!cfen-
sI'r NOV" Several of its members have
been out OF town on personal business
ami Will return for Il meeting Of The
committee of -, which Will discuss the
situation.
Mr. shea was in New York. saturday.
III attendance upon d meeting of the MI
tlonal executive board Of locomotive nt.-
men. Members OF The brotherhood say
th:i, il is this committee which il. behind
III movement t. bring tae iSS;:e u tween
thr nSihecrs ana the frcnen sutrare.y
before The \. Y. y. II. u H. r. K
This hoard. il is undeIs; ood. Will a,t
through Mr.. Shea in the event Of a strik,
relieving the local ,ommi.,ce Of thr
brotherhood from most OF The RESPONSE
u'nty
The quo sion If recognition OF hos, e.
sinecrS who are Stll in the firn,an'S
brotherhood is national one and i; is
understood that the N.w Haven road was
C;i!;S" of its supposed vunnlahij.tv
Saturday Hisht there werr few outward
signs Of interest in The tirrmen's ;iombies
ri:;t"e has been holding meetings not I've
ing oInn.
NJ The hotel a; which Air. Shea i !
which WAS in marked cn.3,riS: with l;isi
night. when he WAS in gtcat demand Tor
personal Interviews.
The impression which has been held
among members of Other labor ur.uu-
l"aiionS that there Will b. 10 silikc seems
=" h" strengthened to Il considerable ry-
rthrr parts Of the New York NV Haven
~ Hartford system. showing tia; HI,
tension existing between The rnmrnit;rc
i'ia me officers is almost OF local char
"tlcr. ana that anxiety 10 Strinc Irx-
win growing distance from The center
i * said by brotherhood members that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
GAM Z SHIPMENTS.
Figures Show Much Illegal Shipping at
St. john

st. J"hn. Y. s.. fob. 19.-Fred l..
io;"N. Inspector Of customs in charge
II preventive service AID his assistant.
y. j. 'p'irady, have received returns
'ro!3 railroads al:l express companies.
ehc ing that at least 1890 dear were
'hil.''d from this country illegally to
Boston. New York. Philadelphia an |
cIf"r ,'iitrd States points within the
nast f.-w months. Most o the shipments
""!" made from Quebec and New
H:utisV il K. United States customs
sheets sitnH- tha; $500 was paid in duty
on meat val'IcI at I2,1 Inspector
jones as" says that thousands of brace
II ti't:idg" wcrn shipped across tho
lin" i" viIla'i N of the Canadian game
laws. MI. J".l.'s state; that his figures
IN not cover al the violations Of tn"
lt'N. n they relate only to deer ship
mrII;- made Owe" one railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
FIRE IN CHURCH.,
OHerneated Furnace Causes a Loss of
$4,000 in Chelsea Edifice.

Sh.iSca; Mass. Feb. 1".-Tire threaten
"a - destroy the Fms, tniversA!i<t
Grh"rch At Chelsea. Saturday evening
We alarms We're sounded auI thousant>;
o, people We're attracted hy the domhi,
aEifiE ana the report that the building
WAS IN flames. BY hard work however.
me lanes We're confined t. thu. yes;rv
am IN" loss on the building and Ccntcnj :
covered 10y Insurance
n" IRE started from an UNericatpd fur
nic" Fled Fitzmeyrr. thu sexton lcrt
th' furnace al right at j.1I o'clock. ana
,Ii" niSt alarm from box - was sounded
about two hours later
Although no flames made their way ir+o
,'l' AUDITORIUM. they got into tnt. floor 10
tween that Part of the church and ,ho
N"SrtrN ard 4 line Of hose was run irIn
IN" man body Of the building NJ water
W. USED mere. however, though rorsid-
"f;tile choprinG through the ;'onr wIs
necessary. The communion snr,.ir. 'I1
other valuable port able contcE:s inrluI
moved. 49, *
The Rev. r. Perry Bush. paN:or If III,
Gnnuf'h and seNe:a! ot tn clcadinc nom
htrS Wtr" III the church during the fire.
assisting the frrmrn. Before TN. ti:,nin.
were eNtInSuiShed Dea. 'llillcS II Invn,t
OF the FIRST congregational church. n,,
'hrStnnt street, proifpr, d AIR. Bush the
~, 81 nat church for services. today.
The damaged church will probably h..
ready Tor use next Sunday
The lniveistlist church is one Of H.,
oidHf churCn cdficcS in Chelsea and is
constructed Of brick. 1t is located nj tho
corner ~ Fourth and Chestnut -treery
'Ir aHllr OF last evening was its second
escape from dcS: ruCtion ny fire. In Jul,.
~. u caught file from sparks from n
factory IRE hearty mil. away. ana WI:
damaged 10 the amount Of $EH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
m EMORlAM.
Colleagues Spoke in the Senate u
Memory of Quay.

washington. Feb. l9.-The Senate,
saturday. decided not To admit rs t"S-
uurmy III the Swaync impeachment
trial tn" statement made by JudG"
Srayur before. the House committee.
This decision WAS reached in secret
session. and after it had been arrived
IL til" court adjourned until : O'Clock
M"n'l.Iy. in order Ia permit the senate
to pay tribute to the memory Of tho
Late Senator Quay. to which ceremony
ia" crrdtcr part of the day WAS dc
voted.
III" request Of the IIouS" for a con-
i"i"hCr ON the statehood bill WAS re-
'vilcdl. ANA il sharp debate C:lStIcd over
.'lI effort Ia have the conference conf
mItt"r appointed immediately. The op-
l"n"ntS Of Joint Statehood succeeded in
securing = l,rs. iememcut until Monday.
Senator Pruruse was the principal
speaker in culn2y NJ Senator Quay.
III" other senators who spoke were
M"SSrS. Scott. Galliuser Mcl.aur;n.
ii'ESbr"ugh. st Awart. Dubois, Fair
banks. Foraker Clark tWyoD. Perkins,
DANIEL. Nelson. CoCllrell Morgan and
Knox.
In the absence of Mr.. Plat tN. w.
MI Fclir"Sc asked that his address be
PRINTED. and the request was granted.
Mr, kNuX concluded ut J.06 Il. NJ,
ana the Senate Immediately adopted Il
n'"unn made by him to adjourn as 4
'"'tRHr mark OF respect To NJ. Quay :
memory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
OWNERS FOUND.
S28o.000 ia Securities Belong to Her
man Cheney of SouthbridGe.

.euuthhridg' Mas. Fch. 1".-Ihr s.cu-
rifles announced by l;cNi"n law tfm,
Cheney. ii capitalist of this town THIS
WAS ,i,iil.itclN determined. today. vince
Mr. Cheney sent for a representative ~
The Associated Pres ASA gave III, lattrr
statement. which. h" said. CON aimed al!
th"t lac wished 70 OF woHld say ;;bol.t -t.,'
matter.
IN, los, paper has face vaiu, ~
>2>l.'o4 instead of $-5S,'@ as inst an.
worth ar" nc-pti;.ii.r. Mr.. Cheney N.Y.;
hr hopes 10 secure pGsSr:Siuu OF thc s-cDt-
li.:9& wIthoul leSa! acton: being taken.
but dad no, make clear ho" he thought
ihis might j" biou:;i!t about /" did say,
however. that more having access to tii.
house WIS under suspicion.
Mr. Cheney took The securities from 4
safe deposit vault i'll Boston about the
tr*t of the year Tor the purpose ut max
ms hi annual inventory lie had Them III
a closet at his hand on Jam IS. and Il few
days later they wer" missing.
Mira. Chen"ys :;atcmcri irij"ws:
1T is tluc thai | have cithe: mislaii
or there has been stolen from me d iii
bov containing bonds. stocks. EotcS. al,l
mortgage amounting to $-S,.G01. The bon
containing the securities WAS in Il cio>,i
later. when | visited the tlnset. ;Ilt. lUx
was gone. brought the box fiOm MY
safe deposit vault i'll Boston to my home
here IN order 10 go over Tie, securities
and make an invr'ltory as i; my nnnu;,
'uS; ON. In the bo:.. was about SIC 900 in
unregistered bonds and no eS which might
readily be u<ed by anyone who had them
IN their i'oS:'t SSion. nut the securities in
Guided no Other easily ncgotiabl" pal,c.S.
I pom discovery ri the loss | consulted
my ATTORNEYS in Boston. and w. decided
TO engage Il force of rriVatc detectives
Win Il view 10 recovering the property
without unnecessary public it%. The de
tCctiNcs bay" worked en- tn" case without
result. and as SOME Of the rolrs wrr'
coming due. | permitted ihe fact OF the
loss 10 become known.
As Att the local authorities have no:
been consulted by me. az my lawyers ana
myself still! believe that We may he all-
To S"cu!c al the properly wftirut l"gaI
proceedings. | will add THAI no ON, nav
ing access 10 my home is under sll-piC-
ion.
chief of Police Dillibar of this town
lrf:. today. for Boston. " hat connectinI,
II any. his trip has with Tie bond rob
berry Is not known here
Southbridge. Mass. Feb. 19.--Chicr
billh;tr returned home. late tonight
He said he had rot been in E0stun. to-
day. aS earlier reported. but has spent
the day in Worcester
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
HAS A DOUBLE.
Frank Busch Identified as Perfect
Mate for Hoch.


Chicago, i'eb. 1a.-Julann Hoch has
Z double iii Frank Busch.
Saturday. at Il police station where
3"rh once received wcHlru whom lie
had married Busch. who also is IL
prisoner. looked the part of Hoch in
eE"ry respect and talked with 4 Ger
man accent as does Horh. IN fact.
buScn looks so mach Ike the man WHO
has confessed TO marrying II women
that victims whom Busch, it is alleged.
had robbed. and vino had identified
tl"ch as the SwindI"r. admitted they
mad E!.t'!e i mistake in identifying
i"ch and picked out Busch as The
right man.
Busch hike lfoch. WAS not moved by
Inc Identification. IL would smile. lil.
H"cii. and at times utter witty exples-
sious
I:usch. it is alleged. pIeyel princi-
l"l!y on women. but did not bar mon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
FIGHTING OIL TRUST.
Kansas Men in the Fight and Charges
Are Filed.

Washington, Feb II sensational
charges against me STANDARD oil co.
ma The src!.'t"rN Of til" interior We're
nIrd VITA the department of commerce
aad labor saturday. By representative
Ca;9phcll Of Kansas.
NJ. rampb Il secured III" passage hr
the House uf ~" resolution to invcsti-
.ai. the ctauli,I oil. and now P,asi-
dent Eoosov,,t orders the Investigation
Immediately hcrn.
The charges ace made b: the advienrv
rornni.tor of line Kansas Oh Producers
,ss,,.;I+,n,, of ..han,iia Kan
In a.;Iir;nu IN lie ,th.,. charges it IS
asserted that the StlnIard Oil go. and
tine Atrhiyon. Topeka & santa Fc Rail
road Co.. Of wnich Secretary Paul Nor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
ROOSEVELT ACCEPTS,
portrait of Dowager Empress Accepted
for the Nation.

washington, Feb. 13-Sir Chent,ne
Tang ChcnS. the Chinese minister.
cotur,iay, presented to President
roosevelt an oil painting Of the Dowa.-
.r Empress OF China.
The presentation which was made as
token Of the goodwill of China for
,br Tnltc;l States. and in some recog-
,.itf,u of the part this country has
MAYED in the preservation Of the integi-
~ of the chinese empire took place in
th,. blue room OF the White House.
II vas attended by the formal ex-
,sancc Of Fluctuations and addresses
hv the Chinese minister and the Prcsi-
dent.
Sir J.iang-rh7ng in his speech said
that .hr course Of recent events in
china has pro"ch to the world that
china could place tit" firn:cst reliance
III tbn Gi<imt"rcstcd friendship Of the
i-uftcd States.
President Roosevelt replied as fol-
llws:
MI Minister This is for me a most
arr.,a hlo occasion. In delivering to me.
asa cirt to tho United States. the por-
trait # her ma icsty. the empress dow
age. of CchIla. which held a distin-
spIish,h llac" among the Chinese cX-
thile at the Louisiana purchase expo
si,ior. YOU hdv'' appropriately express
al the estimation Of thu disntercstcd
frcndehip Of H. Uni'c'i states. which
is. felt by III" imperial government.
vhIrk IN turil tr@Iifi"5 its reciprocal re-
gard aud e.."rIn For this country AM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
Building Boats for Both Nations.

1t is stated that both Russia and Japan
recently placed orders with American
com anics for several swift cruisers a.
well as for submarine and torpedo boat,
The main reason ~ because our plants are
better equipped for this kind 81 work and
can therefore turn il OEt very speedily
The main reason for the wonderful s,Ic-
cess Of Hosietters Stomach Bittcrs IL ba-
cause u always cures 3tomarn. liver and
bowl disorders. \ record Of over 30 years
j. back of every bottle. That's one rca-
son why You should not hesitate in trying
1t at once. especially II the stomach - H.
weak. the liver inactive or the bowels con-
siipated. 1T will positively correct these
ailments. also cure belching. boating
heartburn. fatufency. dyspepsia, indices.
ton. chills, colds Ia grippe or mai,..,a
Don't fail to try Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
WOMAN HELD UP
And Robbed Of a $4,000 Brooch in Com
Pany With Husband.

New YORK. Feb. 19.-iIcld UP by i man
who had seen her pcwels while riding in
TIL" sam" trolley car AMI fnl!owcd hcl
and lie rhu>h;I,d after they had left it.
Mis-. john +. CORNISH Of J.. East one
lluEdrcd and Thirty-eghth street was
knocked down and robbed of Il $Hgh
diamond hrcoch. consisting Of a four
c3,"at SION" ard two rows nj smaller ones.
in front ot her home about O'Clock S;t;-
uT'!aN morning.
When her husband defended his VIII"
from the robbers attack. the highway
man tired two shots at Mr.. Cornish, on,
passing through his ovcrcnat at thn
shoulder and tho other through his silk
hat. both vril.in an inch OF his body.
Tie rohEcr then turned. and after a shu:.
pursuit and exchange Of shots with 20
licpm.n Mcl<iVrn&n. in which neither was
hit. he escaped. \ general alarm Tor his
arrest has been sent out
MI. ana Mrs. Cornish were 50 overcome
by IN" hpld-Ip and the attack that they
could not tel much about tn" mans ap-
r"arancr. MI. Cornish is a wealthy turf
man ANA OWLS several fast horses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
VALUABLE PAPERS MISSING
Name Of the Owner and Other Facts
Are Withheld.

Boston. Feb. l9.-An unknown man of
reputed wealth. who says he has eth
er Gislald or been robbed of securities
and papers representing s25S 900: three
we'll known Boston attorneys. = fo-cn
of Pinherton detectives and a half-,!o--
Ell newspaper reporters are the CHIEF
figures in the big bond mystery of
which Boston people got their first
glimpse. Friday afternoon
Although the lawyers and The da;ec-
tiNrS are in the confidence of the own
i of the missing notes. the press repre-
sentatives are denied Information. The
i,alilc Of the alleged victim Of the loss
is withheld. Moreover the Boston and
the state police have received no noti
tication Of the affair Yet the parties
most directly interested express the be-
lief that they viii sec urr some tangi-
BE o!eW Wit:Iin Il short time 10 the
Wa"rcHbouts Of The securities alleged
to have been misllid or stolen.
At the offices of MACPHERSON. Hyde &
canon. - Congress, street. the first
m"a9re details We're made Known.
rG;ty morning. After describing the
character Of the less and acknowledge
ing the partial list OF missing papers.
the firm members had nothing more To
say.
1t was thought that the mysterious
owner WAS III conference with his law
NtrS III Friday afternoon. Through the
courtesy Of the members of the tir'1
the reporters waited in one Of the Of
ice rooms for hours to see him come
out. But they didn't. At least no nl'u
WHO Was seen to go either III o. out
W ould admit having lost amy such sum
Uf money IS reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
President Promises Inquiry.

Washington. Feb. 19.-James O'Con-
nell. president Of III" International as
s0"idtion Of machini$ts, and Il con-
miitee of marhinists from the Wash
ing:nn navy yard, called on the Pycsi-
dent Saturday to enlist his ala n their
effort to obtain better wages The de-
legation pointed out that the wages
paid them at the Washington yard
We're lower than those paid for like
work clscwh here and called attention to
the present Increased cost Of living.
The President promised to take the
matter up at a later date
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
TO DEFEAT COOK.
Nomination as Secretary CT State Not
Desired by Head Of Ticket.

f. Louis. Mo. Feb. 1o-In the state
T s,,.it lnX,r,stisati"n Of the campaign
lIIndS OF all Parties in I'D rrccn; cam
laI2n. Nelson w. Mcleod who was in
Stinmental in raising fund Of 81 90 10
further Coy. Folks night for the romina-
tlnl on me Democratic ticket, acllnowl-
IN !" prevent tie nomination OF Samuel
-, -. y ""k as secretary of state on the same
Thc committee then turned its attcn-
uon 70 the allegation tina. Harry Troll
elected public administrator on The Re
rupilcan ticket. last fail. had decided
iIron local trust company RI tn. deposi-
times amounting to as much as SI'G00 in
recognition Of campaign contributions
made by director OF the company Troll
resumed that ne was not ''cnmpcll d. ana
irahliy consented 20 dcposi; these funds
where ne had his own
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
STATEHOOD COMPROMISE.
Legislators to Jugele With the State
hood Bill.

Washington. Feb. Negotiations
Iouliug to Il conlp"oWIS" on IN" St'''-
lin".i bill We're in progress III the Sem
ate. Saturday.
Several senators VII" supported the
amendment for de admission of New
Mcxiro as one state. in addition to the
provision for tie admission of pkld-
homa and Indian Territory as another.
but the elimination Of Arizona. have
consented To Il plan for the admission
Of oklahoma and Indian Territory
alone.
a number of senators who supported
the Senate bill PROV idinG for the adj
mission of IN" states, I" be comprised
of the four territories. also favor the
compromise nVTmtnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
DR.. WILLIAM r. HARPER
To Submit to an Operation Wednesday
lis Despondent.

Chi"a%" Fob. 1a-In tho belief that he
viii not survive his impending surgical
opera lion. or that IL any event he never
VIII b" able to !cstlme his place al the
mead of the University OF Chicago. Pres.
". H. Harper has rciaps ID into a sta:e OF
putting forth every effort TO rally him.
ibr- Harper is firmly of the belief that his
M iidE Is career If The colon. affet-
ton which SURGE say be treated
tlnl. they Say. cauEof save tn" life of
%HcA 4 patient; il can pIolonc his exist
rhcr only few mon is at the pest.
1T * my firm C0HV'ction that am af-
iirtcd with cancer. j. ne statement at
tr!hutrd u DR.. liarpsr IN conversation
with friends concerniUS the operation ser
next Wednesday at the Pre- sbyterian hos
pial
II have received my denlh sentence"
he continued The fact of his making his
VIII Friday IS taken as an Indication OF
Ills J., lief.
Ia view Of this attitude. the noted e,lu.
GATORS friends and relatives have been
r"tih"d 10 come to his bedside. that they
may see MIN iefore hr goes II the opej-
air. able. John D. Rockefeller. found
rr oi TIE l!nN rT:tv, is expected to arrive.
tnat ne may Ian" " personal interview
with the head of tn. institution he has -,
literally endowed.
Chicago. Feb. l9.--PreS. William r.
Harper OF the University of Chicago. was
taken 10 III" Presbyterian huspit4i today
where he will be prepared for the opera
tion 10 ~ performed on him next WED
neSday At conference with tho pro-
lessons OF the university. today before his
removal A. the hospital. DIR. IIarpe.
~ cancer. and that his chances of recov-
cry were slight
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PARDON FOR MURDERER.
Petition in New Bedford for Pardon Of
Jose Sarmcn

New bedford. Feb. ia petition is
being circulated for the pardon of Jose
Nieirl SarmCnto row serving Il life
sentence for murder in the second lie
gree. IN 1855, Sdrmento. in Il fit Of jeal-
ou$y. shot and killed his fiilncc. Il girl
VIII" cHne to this country with him
from the Azores, but whose love for
him cooled after she began to meet
other men. SHrnento also shot and
t'icd 10 Kill linSrf. The petition has
been signed by the mayor. the Portu-
gu"Se vice consul and the pastors of
the Two Porting uese Catholic churches.
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A NEST EGG.
Continued from page ~

would have male her escape to Brus-
sells in as direct Il way as might be.
There she would have settled down to
enjoy the proceeds of her meteoric ca
reer among hard-headed, tight -fistetd
bankers and money lenders.
Belgium was her haven. She was sure
Of il. she had III her possession elabor-
ate opinions of The leading barristers
Of The belgium capital relative to the
treaties whc.! existed between that
country and tie United States. All OF
these agreed tEnt these treaties fur
EiSheG the Very 1oopholes through
VI hich she might escape
The United States treasury depart
meut was aston shed at the magnitude
of her purchases abroad and the ease
With which she hoodwinked the New
York customs Officers. Up to the pres
ent time they have traced purchases in
Paris ami Brussels aggregating $4,000
ard there are a number of more firms
to be heard frcm in these cities. She al
50 bought jewels i'll Vienna, Geneva,
Venice Berlin Frankfort on the
Main ana some IN London.
In HE event that She should escape con-
vic;iun under the present indictments
against ier. the L. S. treasury depart
rcnt will take action against her.
Estimated rete.Hts of Mrs. Cassie L.
[ 'LI&UicIi in torl wears:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20

that by adopting certain cultural ey-
p'uieilts Il satisfactory crop Of cotton
may be grown during years of severe
boil worm ravag.s.
me report urges the necessity of an
carry crop. based on the facts that cot
Jon Is not attached in force by boil
worms until the corn in surrounding
htids b1s gins to harden generally.
ih'S Is usually about the first of
August.
in Seasons Of severe boil worm raw
ages the REPORT says, poison. particu-
i't!'E PARIS green. may he applied 70
cotton late IN July and early in August
10 secure The greatest destruction Of
the Wtcvils.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-20
BADLY HURT.
Railroad Employee Hurt in the Hoo
sac Tunnel.

North ADAMS Feb. 19.-Julian Bomilin
and NdSola Diosa. Il. & NJ. employees for
the IiOnsac tunnel section. were struck bv
Il snow plow while shoveling snow at the
eastern portion of the tunnel. Saturday
afternoon. and were thrown against the
here they were so tightly pressed by the
hacked snow against them and the pillow
that both were injured.
BopIiiin will probably die having sew
eral broken ribs and Internal Injuries
Diosa is only slightly injured.
The two men were brough. to the hos
.pital in this city, being hurried through
the tunnel on an engine.
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MAY ASK FOR PEACE.
That Russia Is So Inclined Is Opinion
in Germany.

brrlIn, F"b. l".-Thc foreign Office hers
itSdi"S pcaf" on the initiative oi tho
RUSSIAN COVE rnmcnt rs "A possibility bur
immediately Uralff"S tn" statement ~
SAVING Ii Is an Impression and no' q con.
custom supported by information from e..
"ricK Leopold went to Russia only to ha,
an audi"nc" Of Emperor Nicholas before
l"inihg me- Russian staff in the FIR east.
- ~ ioi carry any communications
n stale. hut only i family lcttc, from
r:lhp' ror William to Empcror Nicholas
Emperor William has not and viii not
m ,I,E Any suggestions toward peace until
invited 70 DO so by the bclligercnts