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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-16
CORPORAL TANNERS SON.

James A. Tanner, son of the IA
nous Corporal Tanner, has been in
the city for a few days. Mr.. Tanner
is assistant United States attorney
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-16
Try Shepard Co. on collections.
TRUTH

has larger circulation than any two
weeklies in Utah.
The bee., 1905-06-29

In / to yard lengths, at about ONE
HALF PRICE.
Bleach Table Linen, absolutely all pure
linen, worth Soc yd, in length Of q
yds, Dollar StretchinNprice CSC
Fine Glaze Blue Check Toweling, Regu
lar 15c quality, A Dollar Stretcher
ab...... ........,.... $500. lUc va
Large size Bleached Dinner Napkins, all
pure linen, worth $1.25 per dozen, our
Dollar Stretching price ..,........7 zoe
17x34 inch linen finish Huck Towel,
19x3S inch hemstitched Cotton Huck
Towel, each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .10c
The bee., 1905-06-29

All the remnants Of our 81. LIS and l.50
Silks will be sold at ................4S c
Many new bolts Of Shirtwaist Suit Silks
vii! be added to this Sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17
U. OF M. NOTES.
Athletic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Asked for More Money.

Orono, Jan. 16.-(SpeciaD-The Uni.
verSity basketball team scored ITS 500
ond victory of the season in Alumni
hal. saturday evening, against tba
Dexter Athletic club. The boys from
Dexter We're lively lot but the Maine
te am has 50 improved its work since
he first game and won by u score of d
to 4. Maine now has one more game
that with Gardiner before PLAYING
colby. This Will Dc the first college
game and will be played Feb. 8 at
Oruno.
An informal meeting of the Unvers
ity Of Maine Alumni was held al The
Bangor House last Friday evening. The
evening was occupied with a discussion
Of the best methods of furthering the
bill soon to be introduced in the Legis-
lature asking for a larger appropria-
ton. The present intention is to ask
for $4,000 additional for the next two
years as the present sum of $20.0W
yearly is regarded as Inadequate. Yer
non X. Gould presided ana many
prominent business ana professional
men We're present from Bangor and
vicinity.
Percy Anderson Campbell. r. s. New
HamI shire State College. 1904, has been
engaged as instructor in animal in
dustry in the College Of Agriculture.
Social dancing parties We're held
Saturday evening at Oak Hall Com
mons, and at the Theta Epsilon house.
Dancing was enjoyed till a late hour
and special cars We're reserved to carry
the guests to Bangor and Old Town.
The spring baseball schedule is now
complete although not Yet sanctioned
by the faculty. There are two out-of-
state trips. one during the Easter re-
cess. playing two games with Uni
VerSity of Vermont, one each with Exc
ter and Dartmouth: the second "trip in
May which will include games with
Ny Hampshire State college, TUFTS
and Yale. Besides these. two g.lm"s
have been arranged with each % The
.ninn4 colleges. The EuWdnin- Name
game at Brunswick will be played on
Bow doin's Ivy day.
The current number of the Maine
anlluS t'Ii''lh ndII-toIio 80 % 'i
captains Of ,.y several athletic teams
for the year OF l9o4-5. They are Chas
l.. Bailey OF the football team. George
X. Huntington Of the basketball team
Arthur w. Collins of the basketball
team. Walter J. Shaw of the track
team. and j. Harvey Mcclure of the
tennis team. There is also a cut oil
the 1qoI football team. Interesting
articles accompany each picture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17
TWO FIRES
Destroy Store Of True Betting Co.
Loss Of $4,000.

Utica, N. Y, Jan. 16.-Fire originated
in the store occupied by the True
Betting Co., in the Grouse block, corner
of Broad and John streets. last even
ing. After working about an hour the
firemen thought the blaze was entirely
subdued and withdrew from the scene.
At 3 o'clock, this morning, fire broke
out again and made such Roadway that
two thirds of the block was burned.
the remaining section having been
saved by a fire wall. At the first fire
probably $4,000 damage was done the
True Betting Co. At the last fire the
section of the building occupied by this
company was completely destroyed and
also all that section occupied by Geo.
w. Head Co, wholesale groceries and
storage warehouse.
AS the fire progressed it was found
impossible to check it at the fire wall,
as danger Of falling walls drove the
firemen from the building. The entire
block was destroyed entailing loss OF
$500 or more. This will include the
building at $4,000; G. w. Head & Co.
stock. $4,000; True Betting Co, stock
$4,000: F.. T. Jones. hardware sup
plies and farm machinery. stock, 500
600. The insurance is in the neighbor-
hood of 100000.
When the firemen arrived at the first
call it was found that a gas metre had
been disconnected and gas was escap-
ing in the cellar. An investigation
has been started.
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DISAPPEARS.
Mrs. Brodie |. Duke
Leaves Apartments.
Notifies Management She Has
Left the City.
Claims to Have Been Hounded te
Death and Wanted to Get Away.

New York, Jan. 16.-After Mrs. Bro
die L. Duke had suddenly disappeared
from the Union Square hotel in THIS
city. today, q woman who said she was
Mrs. Duke called the hotel by tele-
phone and notified the management
that she had left New York city. She
refused to say where she was stopping
but declared that she would send rol
her baggage, which she had left at the
hotel.
When asked why she had left the
hotel so suddenly. she declared tnat
"she had been bounded TO death anG
wanted to get away"
Mrs. Duke has Oeen indicted in Texas
on a charge of obtaining money by
false pretencas and warrant for her
arrest is reported to be in the mails
on the way to New York city.
District Attorney Jerome has been
officially notified by telegraph from
Nacogdoches, Tex, that Mrs. Brodle l..
Duke, is under indictment there ana
that a copy Of the papers in the case
is on it's way here, in an effort 10 get
an extradition warrant, but the papers
had not arrived, last night. Abraham
Lew. her counsel, said that he would
resist any attempt to take her south
especially. before Thursday, when tn
Duke case will he heard before Justice
Gaynor in Brooklyn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17

Witness said no scientific facts were Cd
tanned without the use of imaSliati2n
Then your Imagination was tne OASIS
of the results you gave, To-Day asked
the attorney general.
The witness became considerably con-
fused and refused to answer the ques-
Are YOU satisfied" asked Mr.. Parker,
THAT the hand that wrote the tucker
standards was not the one that wrote the
Morton nOte?'
The question is only of belief in your
own WI m ming d? o,,,a have used other
methods If | had had time.
Attorney &c neral Parker conclnded ms
by asking whether the
witness used every possible method Ia
make sure the conclusion he had arrived
at. Witness replied that he did not.
When the professor was excused the De
cson of the court on the matter OF per
mi;tin. the knife introduced by the gov
ernment 10 be admitted as evidence was
announced. The court replied that the
knife might be admitted
Edward T.. Hay of Washington, d. c..
handwriting expert and attorney. at
had testified Tor a years in various courts
throughout the country. He had eNamin-
ed the handwriting exhibits in the Fucker
ease. tie stated that no rflort mad been
made to disguise the writing in the Nor
ton note. The writing showed conclusive
therefore the real chaIactellStlcS of the
writing Were not brought out. No phySi-
cal disability was shown, but haste was
indicated in the Morton note.
The witness was in the midst of COM
parison of the various letters in the Nor
ION address with those in the Tucker
standards when count adjourned until to
morrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17
THRILLING RESCUE
OF Crew of Schooner Begonla by the
Steamer Hibernia.

Portland. Me. Jan. 1.-THE officers p
the steamer fiibern!an Of the Allan ll'''
which came into por. Saturday evening
tell thrilling story of a rescue made py
them on their "trip to Glasgow. On ll'
morning of Dec H. the fishing vessel it-
gonna of - tons WIS sighted apparently
III distress, and its crew OF IN i'.,i'' ,ho
Guiding the skipper. was taken 81 y"
vessel being abandoned. ,rs
Never i'll his experience nl ~ NcIIS' Mix
CAPTAIN Of the ReGnniA Sald. hAu rs I'LL
such a succession of fercy storms ~ ~, ~,
had met during the day before me s'ea IN.
cr sighted him. His main ana lu a 'md
had been carried away, hoonS' sdIai 'br
compasses had been swept overhaul al
rutlder was split in three pieces, ~" IN
but Il gallons of water had prei nuS' ,r u
Dec. 4 = and 9 the storms h4d l"'i I"
severe that the men were tNii i,.'1 WIN
their efforts to preserve themSr'NtS i. ."
icing swept away Worst Of an; t1c NM y,
nj began 10 leak and the nuIinnk Nh
anparentlv hopeless when the fihtrI', ,n
Caine in sight. The crew was tlNe" ~
Glasgow. ..,,. WY
The Hibernian had rather nasty w ,%3,t
ago here although the officers S;iE No
il was NOT rs had us chat on the VI;
across to Glasgow good deal OF S." as
uas encountered and the steamer Nit
badly ICED IN when she came lhto XVII
4 general cargo was brought o. VIII Hill
about one-half Of the totii Oh III he
was coal which will he discharged ~ t,, tn.
Grand Trunk coal pockets. FouT l''"''
ING cattlemcn were on board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17
CELEBRATES 115th BIRTHDAY.
Taken to Passaic to Be Buried, Il
Years Ago.

New York, Jan. 16.-Levi Ross Of
Passaic. N. j., has celebrated what he
claims as his 115th birthday anniversa-
~. Ross has resided in Passaic for II
years, having been taken from New
York by local Hebrew leaders. The
latter had secured ground on the out
skirts of Passaic for new cemetery
and to follow an ancient tradition want
ed to find an old man to be the first to lie
in the new cemetery. Ross was found
on the East side and it was thought
that he could live only short time.
His fellow Hebrews promised him
money, a home and plenty of food. The
one consideration was that he be buried
In the new cemetery.
1t took Ross one week to get back
his health and since then. except Tor
about two weeks, last spring, he mas
walked about unaided. Several mem
bers of the committee who took him 10
Passaic expecting that he would soon
be buried in the new cemetery. are now
resting there themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17
DEFECTIVE INSULATION
Causes Destruction Of Residence OF X
G. Shaw in Brookiine.

Brookline. Mass. Jan. 16.-Ffre has
DESTROYED The Rocks. the beautiful
residence Of Robert G. Shaw. End, the
wel-known pony polo player and prom
fnent clubman. on South street in this
CITY. and Mr.. Shaw's two children had
narrow escapes from burning. The
loss which includes the destruction OF
many valuable paintings and trophies
Of the hunt and race course, Is estl-
mated at nearly $4,000. Defective in
sulation of electric light wires Is be-
lieved to have caused the fire. The
children had Just gone to bed and Mr.
Shaw rushed up stairs through the
dense smoke and brought them Out
of the house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17
ALL OUT OF COAL.
Traffic Stopped on Hampshire & Wor-
cester Street Railway.

Ware. Mass, Jan. 16-An traffic was
stopped. today. on the Hampshire &, Wor-
cester Street Railway on account of a
coal shortage At the company's power
house. AT the presidents office here il
was stated that the road had plenty of
coal but had decided 10 send no more to
the power house until the outcome of re-
ownership proceedings at Boston and
Worcester became known.
w. f. Swindcll ana others OF North
Hrooktcld, petitioned for 4 receiver. Sept,
30 1901 and similar action WAS taken
later 10y the East Bridgewater Savings
Bank. The American Loan and Trust Co,
as trustees Tor the bondholdcrs, filed :.
bill of complaint several weeks ago and
also asked for receiver. The OutStand-
ing bonds amount to S2t1.o"n. The courts
have. not given n final decision.
The company operates q Inc in North
E"uoEtcld. West i;:-'uilh"id. Ware. Hard
wick and New Braintrcc.
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SENTENCES DEALT OUT
In the Recent Alleged Election Frauds
in Denver, Col.

Denver. Gel, Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court announced its Judgment today. il
the case of six election officials tried on
the charge OF contempt in connection will
the election of Nov. in Denver precincts
over which the court had assumed juriS-
diction
Guy w. Wheeler and Chas. r. Revue
election Judges, were found guilty Of uer-
uniting persons to vote an registrations
iail for six and three months respcctive-
iy: Geo. ". Hubbard. special constable
was sentenced to iail for one month for
preventing Republican watchers from eX-
aiming registrations: James Rowan and
Charles Mumford. Judges. were fined $2lh
each for permitting q man to vote from
vacant lot. and Erlgen" Cummings. q 20
Eccman accused of Interference in the
elections, was discharged
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RETRIEVE FOR MARX.
Was to Have Been Hanged, Jan. 26.
at Hartford, for Murder.

Hartford. Ct, Jan. ia reprieve
was granted BY Coy. Roberts. today. to
Gorshon Marx, who was TO be hanged
on the 10Th Of the month for the muir
der Of his farmland, Paul Rodecki.
The r,rri"ve is given because coun-
sci for Marx had appealed to the su-
lre5nc court of errors on questions of
law raised during the trial. This APP
real cannot reach the court before the
dnt" set for the execution. The gov
"rnur set May IS as the date for the
hanging. The court Will sit in April.
Marx is a Hebrew farmer ana lived
in Colchester. ON this farm two dis
membercd bodies OF farmhands We're
found.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION
Is Predicted. With Downfall and Death
of Peter of Servia.

London. Jan. 1.-THE correspondent
1T Vienna of the Daily Telegraph. re-
lates that the same Servian newspaper
correspondent who foretold the muir
d"r of King Alexander and Queen
Dra"a. three days before il happened,
now predicts a revolution arising from
lissat isfuction with King Peter. on ac-
count of his failure to get rid of regi-
cides. The Daily Telegraph's dispatch
asserts that Il pamphlet threatening the
massacre of the rcgicides and the de
thronement of King Peter has had a
tremendous circulation in ScrVia.
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FRIGHTENED BURGLARS
Leave Bank Vault at Lafay cite, Ala,
With Contents Intact.

birmingham, Ala, Jan. ia tele-
phone message from Lafayette, Ala, to
the Herald. tonight, says:
An attempt was made. at an early
hour. this morning. to rob the bank at
Lafayette, Ala. The outer door Of Ihr
vault Was blown OF with dynamite and
an attempt was made to wreck the safe
inside. bat the robbers evidently be
came frightened and left before COM
plet:ng their work. The papers and
money IN the sIf- are intact ANA moth
ing was taken from the bank. The
damage 10 the vault will amount to
about $1,000. \ KIT Of tools stolen from
{, local blacksmith shop was found in
the bank
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17
EAST, WEST AND SOUTH
United in One Respect.

There may be differences of opinion
regarding some subjects in sections of
the country remote from each other.
but there is none respecting the best
remedy for piles. as witness the letters
below.
u have been feeling so good could
hardly believe it. after suffering with
piles for a year to find that l am once
more feeling like myself. | wish you
could have seen me before | started us
ing Pyramid Pile Cure and look at me
now, and you would say ! am not the
same man. I have gained 20 pounds,
and all on account Of Pyramid Pile
Cure" Walter Sharkley, sc Park ST,
Springfield. Mass.
Il bought fifty cent box of Pyramid
Pile Cure and used as directed with the
most unexpected results. a complete
cure. ! have been troubled with piles
for thirty years and was in much dis
tress and passed much blood, but at
present am free from any kind of
piles. F. Mckay. Weaverville. Cal.
pyramid Pile Cure has been worth
thousands of dollars to me; it cured me
after using numbers Of other remedies
and taking medicines from doctors. 1t
also cured my son. although he could
hardly walk. eat or sleep; he is now all
right. b. StringfellOw, Postmaster
Elko, S. c.
one thousand dollars is offered by
the Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall. Mich.
to any one who will show the above
testimonials to be not genuine.
pyramid Pile Cure is sold by drug
glsts Tor fifty cents a package and
every sufferer should buy package
ana try it tonight, being careful to ac-
cept no substitutes. and bearing in
mind the fact that there is nothing Else
Just as good"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17
A WARM SkIRMISH.
Philippine Scouts in Smart Action on
the Dolores River.

Washington: Jan. : lG.-Lieut. Gen,
cable message from Gen. Corbin. com
manding the Philippine division a Manila.
saving that he hrs received the following
dispatch from Brig. Gen. Carter. com
manding the department of the Visayis,
dated Taclnlan. Jan. II:
Lieut.. Avery. one of Philippine scouts;
and two native employees. were wounded
in action at Dolores river, Jan. ~. f'ri-
waite Austin. Hospital Corps, was wounded
ana nlnc constahulary We're killed in ac-
ton near M@Sog. Samar. Jan. :. Lieut..
Avery ana Private Austin arrived here,
today"
The officer referred to in the above dis
patch is First Lieut.. Morton Avery of
the Philippine scouts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17
BURIED IN MINE.
Three Dead and Score Entombed in
Drift at Decatur, III.

Decatur H. Jan. 1G.-Three miners are
known to he dead and score of others
are cntoml,ed in a 'Ti-foot shaft of the
Decatur Coal cos. mines. cut off from
rescue by dense smoke produced by a fire
that started, this afternoon. in mule
stable.
RcSclIing parties have gone into the
nine. but have been unable to reach the
entomhch mon on account Of the dense
smoke Firamcn were called out and they
took Il lire of hose down the shaft GOO
feet. hut were unable to suppress the
fiaM
mile away is an cscapcment shaft.
ana to this most Of the miners FASTENED.
More than score were sill held prison
erS late tonight.
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LOSES $4,000.
Government of Hayti Also Lose Pros
pective Cruiser.

Washington. Jan l6.-The Haytien gov
eminent which has been trying to aug
ment its navy by the purchase of Il mod
ern cruiser has not only failed to Sc
cure the vessel it had in mind, hut has
lost the money it set apart with which no
make the first payment on the ship.
Mr. Powell the American minister at
Port Au Prince. has informed the state
department that hhc Hayten government
sent an agent to Italy with Sl5,"O III cash
to make the first payment on account Of
4 fine cruiser suitable for use in Hay
lien waters. The agent got as far as
Paris where he stopped for some time.
was stricken with fever and died. Now
no trace nf the money can be- found.
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THE OPERATIVES THEMSELVES
According to Report. Responsible for
Most All Accidents.

Boston, Jam. ia special report re-
ceiVed i'll the Massachusetts Senate.
today. from the State Board Of Health,
~ Jared that il all the industries which
property are regarded as dangerous,
the operatives themselves are common
" very largely to blame for the harm
fdl results generally recognized, be
cause of their disregard for proper ny
gienic precautions which can easily be
observed. The report was made I'M
der a resolve calling for an investiga-
tion as to sanitary or other conditions
affecting the health or safety in facto-
rics and other establishments.
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SHORTAGE OF $3.50
Is Alleged Against Ex-Postmistres'
Toomey Of Leete Island, CT.

New Haven, Ct, Jan. 16.-Mrs. Mar
garet A. Toomey. formerly postmis-
tress at Leete Island. was bound over
to the United States court, today. on
the charge Of enbezZlement after
hearing before United States Commits
sioner VIM. A. Wright. She went to Jail
in default Of bonds Of $1,000. 1t is al
legged that Mrs. Toomey's Office &C
counts were found to be short to the
extent Of $3.50.
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FIRE AT BROCkTON.
About S6OoCO Loss in Big Business
Block, Church and Center Streets.

Broclaton Mass. Jan Ii III" business
block formerly tn" Central Methodist
church. between Church and Center
streets WAS gutted by fire, .t"nishl; IN
niIinc a total loss of S6l,'s0. The building
was owned hv Fred T. Richmond and
George Knight. whose loss is $.,.""; in
sured. The M"hcan Grocery GO, ten
ants Of the !irst floor. lost Sl0,H1, and thu
Athcrtnn furniture which also occupied
4 portion of the ground floor, also lose
10 M
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SUNDAYS Cold Snap.

These temperatures wer" res'N'tr'''
Sunday. in Maine, Nov Hampshire a'''
New Brunswick:
Gibson. n. r.. Is below.
Fredericton, y. t.. a below.
Skowhegan. Nc. 43 below. =,
Clinton and Eurnham. Ne, ~ 70 =
below.
Waterville, Ne, 40 below.
Fairfield Me-, 81 to 40 below.
Oakland. Ne, 81 to 3S below.
Winslow. NJ. % to 40 below.
brighton, Me. a below.
Togus. Me. 50 below.
Augusta. Ne. - below.
Kerncbun<, Me, Is below.
sanford, Me, "A below.
Portsmouth \. H., q below.
Concord. N. H., 20 below.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17

Mrs. Holmes Smith. aged so. was
burned to death at her home at Otter
brook. upper Stewiacke. n. s.. Mon
day. She was sitting in front Of the
fire when her clothing ignited and in
an instant, she was envelored in flames.
Before the members Of her family
reached her she was fatally burned and
died soon after.
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A CLEVER SUBSTITUTE
Gives Eddie Harrigan Ten Rounds to a
Draw.

Portland, Ne, Jan. 16-Willie Mack Of
Lawrence. failed to show up. tonight. to
meet Eddie IIarrisan Of Portland. as adj
vcrtiscd. and Patsy McKcnna of Boston
served as a substitute. While the Boston
lad was net in thorough training. he gave
Harrigan pretty battle and the IL
rounds went TO a draw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-17

A man brought up at st. Adams as
an lncorrisible rogue was proved to
have married his aunt. His children
are. therefore, his first cousins and he
is his own uncle. His grandmother
and his motherin-law are the same
person. Apparently the judge sympa-
thized with him, for he was discharged.
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SHIPWRECkED CREWS
Landed by Steamer at ST. Johns
Schooner Loses Two Men.

St. Johns, n. F., Jan. 16,-The British
schooner Amanda. Capt. fltZ&''rald, l.
days from I,thia Brazil, for St. Johns
has arrived here. She had two OF hel
crew washed overheard off Cape Race
during a furious storm. "Wednesday nl"ht
The Allan Line steamer tarthaglnlan
which arrived here. yesterday. brought
three Shipwi ecked crews. two Of hem I've
ing off the Newfoundland schoonors
blanche and BeGona. which were ahAn-
,goncd i'm rlid-oCtan, and tn" third from
the schooner Utility of MunCtnn. y Il
which was SIMILARLY ;.bnndOned.