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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
POOR SERVICE
The Rule On Elevated and Subway
Line in New York.

New York. March l3-Traffic M,
only on the elevated roads bu, ;lso i,
the subway, was handled in a manner
that failed to give adequate service
Guring The rush hou $. today. |, seam
ed as ii the people had forgotten over
Sunday the conditions that obtained
last week. They crowded elevated
and subway stations. fought bitterly II
board expresses and avoided FROM am
:r,r cars. Service in the subway
which had gained Il Roadway S,lDda.
night OF three minutes allowing H.
expresses. WAS irregular and nj an
stations the police ana the emr,oy.s
were rendered almost helpless by the
crowds Oh the platforms. A number 4.
the old employees have been re-ins1atel
and they We're given charge Of the cx-
presses. but the irreguarity of the 10
Gals driven by strike breakers. render
ed the efforts to improve the service
fruitless. Several accidents OF n miuo,
nature occG.r ed during tie day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
WANT LAW ENFORCED.
800 Church Goers In Lawrence Don't
Like Sunday Theatricais.

Lawrence. Mass. March 13.-Pe-
,itions bearing the signatures Of 500
protestant church goerS. requesting
ha. the lax fogbdding Sunday theari-
Gals, except for religious or charitable
purposes he enforced. was presented
to the mayor and board of aldermen,
tonight. Rev. +. II. Page and Rev. w.
T.. Malcott spoke for the petitioners
while former mayor Alexander l..
Grant appeared i'll opposition. saying
that every dollar made in his house
SUNDAY. went to some charitable cause.
He argued against the singing ont OF
the theaters and wanted TO know why
hotels and stores were rot Included.
He said if theaterS were closed. he
" ould do al in his power to close other
places of business. At the suggestion
of Manor Lynch. the petitions were re-
ferrcd to the city government COM
mittee on licenses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
PRAISE FOR ROOSEVELT
Confederates Pay Unstinted Pr.;.
Returning Battle Fiaos

New Orleans. March IAN oe,.
proclamation has been issued ~, ~ -
Steih"n -. Leo. comma a6cr-in-cb;,s -
me United states E,hlfcGerate :"
rams. paying unstinted praise ana
Dute 10 Congress for passing tho 49,
nag return measure and H. pr..r,
Roosevelt for his PROMPT si.r,,,'i
Gen. Lee says:
would be dtrelirt III nv dr,v
TO give expression TO the sa,isfac,;'
mat fills the heart of every Cong.s ava
ate veteran for the unanmitv ,',i,
Wilch the National Legislature nasssa
The bill restoring the Confed4rata h~'
ne ilass TO the several states and ~.
readiness with which tbs. measure ~" ~
approved by the President This ac,te
10 fresh evidence that there IL ro,,.
our grand country no sectional une. :"
=" south. no north. east or wcs, H..
we are all Americans, devoted IN XII
common country. And urge unor ~,
parties. north CT south who have cn,n..
IN their possession 10 return thar, j.
Ihce ia the 5ta:c capitois."
This action is unprecs denied i, -,
history Of southern Conf,d,.ra,. Or
izationc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
Passed to be Engrossed.

An Act TO incorporatn the Searsport
TrI-t Z n,pn.Inx
A, Acf ~, inr,ruori1e tho Orono Trust
,-,,u,,nr
-, Al tn ,ntborizc tbo North Rroni,Ii1
N:E,rf cnmnnnv 70 extend :, wharf into
the tide waters of ElI.nill bay 1T North
lr,ol;lIn. tI,ir,rock county.
An Act ia ,vtenG the cjl:r,rr of the "
. i. ,i,.,,.., r.,.,,.,,,,.
,l"S. ni,ip o:!; ~ cr,n,,..
An Act 10 ailnthu S'Ctioi % Nihp'e.
20 of IT," Private ana Special Laws OF
1871. as amended by Chapter It'll ot the
Private and Special Laws of l$i>. Is
amended by hapttr ~ of the friVat"
and Special Laws OF lA-. as am, meet oE
thapttr A., OF me private una ol"cii'
l.d"S Oh l"'. r'll'i'iS 10 rN'c,.ui ,, AZ
,'i ~. ~ N'.,n '.iI ~, ,i' ;",, Van.
"Me rSntfN ~ l'ti,'''i I,.i AIiiiN, ,.,,
"l. !-it'.''tk,r" W Nv Nc g ~ "a ~
''i"eldfhtnt' u! iuuiiiS 70 St'tAoii .ht
words or may h,rt'}i yer iti".rt ai.''
no utihast - tftl'pH u"!it ,:le Pi"p1rits
vi SUI 'oiiipai!H oi ".H.i iriH"'n - ,n'i i
Fi"p NJ, t,,,. -, >-i,nho,o ,ni
consent. ,r Wv w, M vi , nv
n",,'i " 1',' ~ ~ ~, ., nr
~. "a - 'mH ~ = ~
u I - ro'','Ir..,,+ u.,s .don,od ,hc biIl
was rcnd = Third tine AS ;mcn,i,,i and
WIS r;,Sscd To Ia. .nerosscd
Resolve in favor OF the Maine State
An Act additional to and ancnGatnry Of
~ ,,,,.., ~ cno.;,l ,uc of 1>\- nptjt IoJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
the report of the committee "ought 10

the report of the committee "ousht 10
pass" was accepted.
On motion by Mr.. Gardner of Penop-
scot the bill was tabled pending us
first reading. and Thursday or TINS
week assigned for special consideration.
On motion by Mr.. Clark of Hancock
Senate document 119. bill An Act to
prevent the unlawful diversion of cleo
trictty was taken from the table Inc
same Senator offered Senate amend
.nent "A" by inserting after the word
"or" at the end of the 4th line the word
gas" and after the word water in
the 9TH line the words or gas and
afer The word water" in the Sth line
the words or gas" The amendment
was adopted. and as amended the bill
was read and assigned.
On motion by Mr.. Clark of Hancock
House document 2S1. An Act to amend
section 80 of chapter 4 of the Revised
Statutes. relating TO town and city by
laws and ordinances. was AIKEN from
the table and ON further motion by
the same Senator the bill WAS passed
10 be engrOSsed.
ON further motion by the same Sem
Legal Affairs. summing a bill TO amend
the Revised Statutes, relating to the
selection of jurors. was taken from the
able. On motion by Mr.. Pierce Of
AroostoOk the report of the Committee
ought TO pass" was accepted
The bill was read and assigned.
On motion of Mr.. Staples of Knox.
Senate document No. a. report of Com
mlttee on Labor ought not to pass"
on bill to amend section 81. chapter 81.
of the Revised Statutes of Maine. was
taken from the table. On further mo-
ton by the same Senator the report
Was accepted.
ON motion by Mr.. Gardner of PenOb-
scot Dill An Act to authorize the |
armlngton Village Corporation to
take water for municipal purposes |
from Narnum's Pond" was taken from
the table. and on further motion by the |
same Senator the same was passed to
be enS1 OSSed.
On motion of Mr.. Staples of Knox |
the Senate adjourned to meet on Tues |
day. March A. 1905. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
Vote to Withdraw All Insurance Fron
State of Arkansas.

New York, March 13.--The National
Board of Fire Underwriters at a spec
TAI meeting here, today, resolved 10
recommend the withdraw al of all iir.
insurance business III the state of Ar
kansas. This action was taken because
of the proposed enforcement OF the an
ti-ccnipact law by the Arkansas Leg
islature. The bill becomes operative
March -, and il not repealed by that
date all policies written in the State
If Arkansas VIII be cancelled.
The new LAW 10 which fire insurance
companies object is an antitrust
measure. which is designed to prevent.
among other things. agreements upon
uniform rates Tor fire insurance BY
companies doing such business in Ar
kansas. The companies can withdraw
their policies at any time they choos1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
MANAGER E. L. BOAS
OF Hamburg American Gives Out
Statement In Regard to Deutschland.

New York. March 13.-Thc Hamburg
American line. through f. L. Boas. its
American general manager. today,
gave out the following statement:
Sometime ago report was circulat-
ed that nego,i;ltio ms Tor The sale Of our
great twin-scrcw express STEAMSHIP?
deutschland we're pending. or thai
TINS steamer was sold. Although this
has n"cn authoritively denied. the
rumor seems 10 have left the impress
sion that a sale is Gti!l contemplated.
We. therefore. wish to state most
emphatically that we have no intention
of selling the Deutschland and that no
negotiations for ier sale are or hay"
been Pending
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
HOUSE.
Monday. March

Monday. March Is. 1905.
Prayer by Rev. Nj. spencer of Au-
g,s;a.
Journal of previous session read and
approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed of
in concurrence.
All act relating to artificial cullivt-
ton OF fish by riparian proprietors.
came from the Senate amended by Sem
ate amendment A. The House recon-
sidered the vote whereby this bill WAS
passed TO be engrOssed. Senate amend
ment A was adopted and the bill was
then passed to be engrossed as amend
ed
An Act enlarging the duties and fix
ing the compensation of the attorney
general, came from the Senate amend
ed by Senate amendment \. CTabled
pending the adoption of the amendment
or motion of Mr.. Briggs of AuburnD
An Act relating to the compensation
of certain State officers. came from
the Senate that branch non-concurrng
| in the adoption of House amendment a.
(Tabled on motion of Mr.. Cakes of Au-
burn.)
An Act relating to the compensation
of the commissioners of inland fisher
les and game came from the Senate
amended by Senate amendment A.
The House recOnsidered the vote
whereby this bill was passed to be en-
crossed. Senate amendment A WAS
adorted and the bill was then passed
to be engrossed as amended.
An Act to incorporate Prout'S Neck
Village Corporation, the House having
accepted the report Of the committee
referring it to the next Legislature
came from the Senate recommtted to
the Judiciary committee in non-concur-
renee.
The House receded and cOncurred
with the Senate i'll its action.
Petition of D. l.. Pettengill and 55
Others in relation to the abolition of the
file by that branch in nom concurrence
The House receded and cOncurrel
with the Senate in its action.
The House order directing the COM
mittee on legal affairs to inquire into
the present mode Of assessing and de-
Scribirg wild lands and as to giving
additional and amended deeds to De-
Forest Reyes and Herbert kmball
came from the Senate referred to the
committee on legal affairs i'm non-con-
currerce. tTabled on motion of Mr..
Merrill Of Skov hegan.)
From the Senate: Majority and mi
nority reports of the committee on tax
alton on bill in relation to taxation of
mort igeS on real estate. (RepOrtS ta-
| hled nendinG acceptance of either mo-
| ton of MIR. Littlefield of ROckland.)
Senate Bills on First Reading.
An Act to provide for the appoint
ment of receivers of corporations.
An Act to authorize the Sanford
| Light and Power Company to increase
| its capital stock. ana to acquire and
purchase rights of the Atlantic Shore
Line to furnish light. heat and power
| III the town of Sanford.
| Az Act to extend the charter of the
| Union River Water storage company.
| AN Act relating to the Bar Harbor
| and Union River Power Company.
| An Act to extend the charter of the
Fish River Improvement Company.
| An Act to extend the corporate pow
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A NEW TRIAL.
Mrs. Chadv lex Present Claim of Error
On Part Of Judge.

Cleveland. Ohio. March ia new
trial will be asked for Mrs. Cassie l..
Chadwick. on the grounds Of error in
the admission and exclusion of testi-
mony during the trial: error OH the
part of the judge in his charge to the
Jury: and that the verdict was con
trary 10 law and the weight of the
evidence. The defence has three days
in which to file its motion for new
trial. Sunday not being included AMI
the motion will therefore be filed either
tomorrow or Wednesday,
Mrs. Chadwick rested quietly, todav
ana received no visitors. She seems
to nave recovered from her neri ou,
condition immediately following the
conviction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
DISAB BLEED
The Steamer Montevieeo Is lowed In
to Port.

Halifax. y. S. March 13.-The
steamer MontNvideO. gound from New
York for Cadiz. Barcelona and Genoa,
came into the harbor today in tow of
the steamer Toronto. bound from BOs-
ton for Hull. The MOntevideo sus-
tanned broken shaft on Saturday and
signalled for assistance to the Toronto.
which was passing and which took her
in tow for this port. After making
repairs the MontevideO will proceed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
COM WANDER DEAD.
The Loehtrool FIys Signals On Meeting
British Steamer Mascot.

Boston. March ia British bark,
believed to be the Lochtrool, Captain
Mainland. Bunbury for London. was
sighted on February Goth. by the in
coming British steamer Mascot in lat
itude 1922 north and longitude ~
west. flying signals that her COM
nander WIS dead.
The Mascot, which arrived. today
from Trapani. also passed large mast
apparently but a short time In the wa
ter. in latitude 1896 north and long
itude 63.01 west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
MRS. STANFORD'S
Remains to Be Brought to San Fran
cisco.

Honolulu. March 13.-The mail room Of
the steamer Alameda. which sails for San
Francisco next Wednesday,. has heen APP
nropriately drapcd for the reception of
the body of Mrs. Jane l.. Stanford. Be
fore the departure OF the steamer funeral
services will be held at which Bishop
Ptstarick will read the service. Among
the pnllbcarers will be Gov. Carter. u. S.
Dist. Judge Dole and David Starr Jordan.
president of Stanford University.
There have been no Developments in the
case,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
Fatal F;oht With Yaquis.

Chicaro. H., March IA dispatch J."
the Chronicle from Culican. Men, s ,tI,
the hand of Yaoui Indians who recentnr
held mr. and robbed the Mazatan st1ge =.
81. zoo has been overtaken near Tern IaL,
hy a. force S Of rural police. In the nrr.
that ensncd three Of the indians ,nss w Wr,
kel and two sapt wss seriously naS Wound
ed in the engagement
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HORSE AND TROLLEY CARS
Collide In New York city-One Man
Killed.

New York. March 13.-One man,
Atram Miller. was killed. and several
injured in "A collision tonight between
horse car and a trolley car at the
Grand and Center street crossing. The
collision was due to the fact that the
brake on the trolley car. which was on
Il down grade. failed to hold
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MRS. ROOSEVELT RECEIVES
Four Hundred Members Of the Cor
qress Of Mothers.

Washington, March 13.-Four hum
drcd members Of the Congress OF
mothers were received at the White
House at O'Clock. this afternoon by
Mrs. Roosevelt. Tea was served !"
the assembled guests in the state dih-
ing room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
Navy Departments New Code.

Washington, March 13.-The navy de-
pactment has officially adopted the
Western Union code. The use of the
code will materially reduce the cost
of the telegraphic service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
Appropriations and Financial Affairs

BY Mr.. Knapp Of South Portland,
Resolve that the sum of $;h be paid 10
c. RradstrecI FOR services of clerk.
stenographer and typewriter for the
committee on banks and banking dur
ing the session.
BY Mr.. Cakes Of Auburn: Resolve in
favor of the clerk and stenographer
and messenger TO tn" committee on
legal affairs.
BY Mr.. Hastings of Bethel: Resolve
in favor of towns for reimbul Sement
for money spent on State roads in the
wear lM3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
Placed on File.

BY Mr.. TaDley of York Petition OF
Frank w. Smith NJ. D.. Of York in fav-
or Of act providing FOR proper labelling
Of medicines containing alcohol and
narcotic drugs: Of CfarleS T.. Goodwin
and lG Others &c Kennebunllport for
same; petition of G. G. UIham NJ. D.,
for same: Of George w. Eradley and
others for same: OF -. II. Kent and %
others for sarl": of John w. Bowers
and others Of Portland for same.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-05

will DO passed by the Chamber Of Depu-
ties il looked upon as certain; and It Is
probable that the Senate, in spite Of It's
former successful resistance to a similar
project, will sanction the measure, be-
cause the present Ministry Il much more
influential in that body than was the
Bourgeois Cabinet NJ. RoUvIER has
striven TO convince his countrymen that
the income tax will cost them practically
nothing, inasmuoh as other imposts
which hitherto have yielded nearly
an equivalent amount are 10 be sup
pressed. That is doubtless true so far
as the present bill is concerned. When
once the inquisitorial process has been
introduced, however, and the incomes
of Frenchmen have been ascertained
with an approach to accuracy, the Gov
eminent will be tempted to meet any
financial exigency by an increase Of the
income tax. That is the experience OF
Great Britain, Of Prussia and Of every
other country where this mode Of raising
revenue is practIsed,
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To The RprroA or The SUN-Sfr. Referring
10 the query Of your correspondent p. n. v" IN
THE Sun Of Sunday, n II would not be possible 10
frame an excise law more generous 20 the patrons
OF the little restaurants" than our present high
license system. ! venture 10 draw your attention
10 the London practice. There the restaurants
not all Of them little ones"-vhch have no license
are permitted TO send out and buy wine and even
spirits for their customers, provided that the oon
sumner pays In advance for bis order.
is there anything ~ our own law which forbids
a man from carrying his own wine, bought n he
chooses At the nearest grocery TO his eating place
and drinking II there with his meal' Not many
years Ego. on OF the transoontnental railroads,
as the train approached the boundary OF a certain
prohibition state the passengers In the dining
and drawing room COACHES were required 70 order
whatever LIQUID refreshment containing alcohol
they expected 20 consume during the passing
through the arid region. under pain OF going dry
until Il should have been crossed.
But do not wish 10 suggest an evasion Of the
law and test case brought a. the instance say Of
A group Of propnetors OF little restaurants would
enIlehtsn our legal conscience as 10 whether ale
may not accompany the cakes OF more OF Us who
must cat away from home than II docs now In
New York. ". s. A.
NTW YORK. April 4.
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Wow MoM-MoM!

Quite a number of interesting matters
are coming to light in connection with
the affairs OF the Union Pacific or Equi-
table insurance corporation. In normal
conditions Of life in New York these
disclosures would almost paralyze the
public with establishment, but so habit
uated have we become Of late to miracles
and portents they are received only with
q dull sense of bruised wonderment.
Among other things that have fixed
the attention Of the curious and the criti-
cal is the singular and nervous activity
OF the Hon. CHAUNCEY MITCHELL DEPEw,
the intellectual ornament Of the State Of
New York and one Of the most conspic-
uous of the high fduciaries Of the Equi-
table. We have the utmost reluctance to
appear TO intrude. however remotely,
upon the honorable privacy OF our
most admired statesman, but would Mr.
DEPEw have the condescension 20 inn
part TO us, in the strictest confidence,
why 1t Is that so large 4 sum is paid to
him yearly out of the money which be-
longs to the poicyholders?
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Dtfences Of NlndIrn.tnk

According 70 accounts brought back 10 shsntung
by Chinese who have been working on the new for
tihcAtions a. VlAdlvostok, the Russians there be-
nevc that they have made the place impregnabe
from the sea. For eight miles down the channel
from the harbor 70 Ussuri Bay along the north side
there are heavily armed forts, six IN number plainly
visible from passing ships, with all their guns
pointed seward. There are also other batteries
70 the eastward Of the city covering both sea sp-
prosches from the east and the north shore forts.
on the south side OF the channel there are other
forts, said 10 be four In number also heavily armed,
with their runs pointed toward the sea and visible
from ship on a clear day, Both sides OF the chan.
mel arc thickly planted with mines.
To the westward. looking 10 Amur nay, only one
heavy battery protects the city, but all along the
west coast OF the peninsula below N1sdlvostok. and
OF Kotakevich Island only separated from Il by a
narrow passage. there arc numbered batteries Gov
erinE extensive submarine mine helds that protect
the shore line and channels. on the land side there
were not up 10 a short time ago any strong foHin-
cations, but Il was understood that some were 70 he
constructed To assist In hsrbor and defence
there arc several submarines OF American build.
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he Raid On the n,ttl, rlnr,.

To THE EDITOR OF The SCN-Sr: Your editorial
this morning oommcndlng the Efforts Of Adjutant-
General Henry TO assemble all the outstanding
Capitol a. Albany Is most timely.
raid has already been organized 10 seize the
collection the State gathered Immediately after
the close OF hostiliues, now forty years ago, and
by a strange coincidence the movement orIginates
from the very county OF the then Governor OF the
state and from survivors OF the very regiment
10 which that Governor, Reuben z. Fenton, pre-
scented the oooH on the part OF tho ladies OF
ChAutauquH county. The Governor has long been
dead: 10 per cent. Of the original member OF
that famous regiment, the Ninth cavalry, have
crossed tho divide, and now very small number
demands the transfer OF tho only Gag OF that reg-
ment In the StdteG collection from the safe and
guaranteed custody OF constitutional orncer, the
AdjutAnt General. to the irresponsible possession
Of the survivor, az MGyvills Ch1utAuqua county,
n. "
DO you suppose, Mr.. Editor. that the men OF the
regiment who deposited these colou with the
State forty yeau ago with she conviction that they
would remain unmoiested and safe for all time 70
come would lndose the action OF their surviving
comrades to-dayi
may add that IL IL a matter Of supreme regret
that not a nag carried by the Irish brigade, the
Sixty third, the Sixty ninth and the Eighty eighth
regiments. during the War OF the Rebellion. can be
found IN the states collection. Nor n the nghting
Forty second, New YORK, the TAmmAny regiment,
represented. 4 VETERANS Son.
NEW YoRK, April 4.