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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
BY THE PECK.
Mrs. Chadwick a Whole
sale Dealer in Jewels.
Struggled Precious Stones and
Jewels in Fabulous Amounts.
Present Ho.Iers Will Settle Rather
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
CONDITIONS MUCH BETTER
Ia Port Arthur Than the japanese Elk.
pccted to Find

Toxic, Jan IA nava! o;iccr vino has;
r";drn'd H. rt fIom por! Arthur. discuss
IN" III" conditions at he fortress said
- ne condition of the NarsnipS and in
me t"wn We're much better ihaM | had
iioUrd for. Evidently there was much for
I:in- d"3c II Port Arthur afte, the
si"S" commenced Tac works on 2.E3 Mrtr..
ll'l were rot permanent and the trenches
We're similar to those used i.y III. i:,nI :
during the south African wa, Il seems
that fhr RuSSians hhG H. 2r!. raj "lcctri-
cal scheme or movable ,.nIints ~ dyli.i =
mos. for SclrchliShtS.
kH> sian naval officers say tina; II il
impossible Vet to aSt rt;in Wh,th.r tie
japan, 50 III" ar the opening Of :. ;j-cock:s
ank The ships in tho hl"hor.
THE hospitals are fairly We'll kent Gnd
ere Still used for the wounded ana ior
prisoners.
THE treatment Of The JaT.,ncyc pi iSon-
rs ut Port Arthur did NJ; compare @i:'l
that accorded thr Russian prisoners i
Japan. III" .laI an"Sc miSuh,.rS we're Civ
IN poor food ana no feel. and only twic
wcr" they permitted 10 so tutsi.ic ot' tn.
PRISON.
II i reported THAI, 4 hundred fishermen
viii hc sent To For, \r hur To- assist il.
clearing the harhur and vicinity nj mines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Neville Reads Result of Conference and
Cuts Ills Throat.

I'II River. Mass. Jan. 15.-Today. with
viii ! .."HE The .fth week OF its cOntin-
uirc". added its quota to The tragedies
associated win ii" cotton mill strike
here.
.inhn Neville" y weaver no. with his
crippied wi:. Is S,id % have suffered
luvh. lIid own the l::Ir"r aftef reading
~ .hs tIiur" If the -tiik" conference NJ
i:uytnn. vcs;, r,ly. and. CROSSING the room
10 citing glass. drew 4 razor across
his :hiu.i. braih f"inwra Immediately.
Three sirikiIn ip"m-n>.r.S. lanes l.O-
gan. MID !r.oi N;ttldiugion and ic:.r IIud-
..'r'. who since the mill, closed nave lodg-
"d -u",th.r in one small 'u"n. were
round l'nrn,s' iouS from Illuminating gas,
fodny. ;ini ItnIIttd Ia III" huSTit:ii. They
~IlI r'clNv'. Th" gas C't'is IN IN in room
N.,| ol'tn wl"r IN" door WAS forced open
hN "il.'I lodges. me n'"n wei" unable
IL 81 lain ;h,- q ri'i' M. tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
Sunday at the UniversaIist Church.

TIE morning services at the Universal
1T church were especially interesting
sunday The musical part Of the program
furnished by the vested choir. with l.. T..
Lilly. soloist. consisting of several num-
hers from Garl's Holy city" was much
enjoyed. The program:
organ Prelude-'AdOration'' holy City,,
Miss Rogers
For Thee, 0 Der. Dear Country" CHoly
Vested Choir r
NO shadows Wonder" Uioly City,, -
Mr.. Libby and choir. gsa
Eye Hath Not seen" NfnIy Citv). NJ
i'S;lude--Ail gro from Second Sonata
90 o.. Mendelss0efn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
NOT CONSIDERED SERIOUSLY.
Mistchenko's Cavalry Thought to Be
On Railing Exp edition.

81 Peter burg, Jan. 1a.-The war office
dos not admit that the appearance of
Con. MiStch+nko's cavalry southwest of
Lao Yang is mole than a raidinr evpe-
1ltion designed to strike the railroad at
several points and interrupt the trans
i0ri alton OF Cen. Nogi's guns from Port
Arilur to Manchuria. but from certain
indications il seems possible that ii is pre-
i:nnnary to an operation Of magnitude.
ti"N. MiStchcnkoS has over .u.Apc horse
mer ard. moving rapidly, might be able
~ seriously damage communication in the
rear ~ Lao Yang. The tone OF diSpatcn-
- tlom some Russian correspondents
ragur.E hints at very important develop
\uTut NrcmNa expresses the OpIrion that
Il: long calm since the battle OF Shakhe
= al. III tn I've broken. Ii iS also note
p'tch from Gen. kuroilatkin Tor Two
,taNS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
STATE RESTS.
Continued from page ~

opinions of the experts on the probable
size and shape OF the knife With which
Miss Page was killed. the order of TN"
knife thrustS. the probabilities rs t.
Low long she lived after the first blow
ana whether til" crime Was committed
in INC ron1n where the body was found,
lr. Francis \. Harris aud DR.. Frank
VI. Draper. medical examiners for Sui
folk county. gave opinions which tend
ed 20 support the government theories
as to the knife. the nature of the
wounds and other medical elements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16

The Herald Square Stock Co. closed a
very successful weeks engagement 1T
Union hail. Saturday. the closing drama
The Factory Girl, winning much favor
able comment from tnosc who attended.
IN" company has put on some good plays
dining their stay here and ere far ahead
Of many Of the travelling companies. Lit
tie Mabel Crete. the child artist. won the
hearts Of Pttsiie,d's theatrceoets By her
clever acting and catchy songs. The COM
pany will leave, tins morning. for New
port. where they are booked for u weeks
engagement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Go -'-lect rreston Lea Hnn"MnceI Sat ,;,',.
s,a.e Mr Cnhali is Il Union R"puhiican
ami u leading member of the SUSSEX
coun,N lar.
Rev Edward +. Roche S. j.. professor
vcrsitN. Washington. IS d''d ~ 'NraniI
fryer FIR Roche had l,.rn CONNECTED
With n" university i"r several II ArF' AM
lr-n. IIoIv Gross College. Worcester,
Mas. ana other jesuit institutions
Thc following has hem signed ~ every
priest III active work in tn" Episcopal do
crSe Of Kansas ciiN: NJ "" lInu"I
signed clergy. in View of TIE mdeniiud"
Of the diVorc" evil. do hei"hr eiN' n''l.'s
~ u whom il may tou'crn that "" VIII
not sulcmnizr holy matrim"rN IN ANY case
in r.hich either IartN has husband or
wife LIVING who ms hr. n i in,, t" i"f
Deuutv Controller Of the Cur rn"r Kane
said saturday. thIt h" had received in
formation from tho rational bank exam :
liner in New York that h" lad nv"Sti@at
cd the circumstances connected With the
,,r.l;iratior ot checks by The National
city Bank for, Nnnio" Munr"r; 3 ,ii.
found tina. the bank acted entire: within
the law in It's TT nsa"tiors with the firm
and the ccrtitcation of its checks.
Tic Ro-s block. the largest business
building il Svd,".- ~. waS "u =, "a
On I'll ne sta'tcl nn:n Al unkE"wn
| cause shortly before moon The lih'nrs
| filled the building 81 fiINhlN li't atit'
| ocr,n,ar,ts Of the offices in the upper part
were obliged to leave by III" tir" ESCAPES
No o:r however. was hurt. ihtfe Is l'if-
tinj insurance on buIidir9 and cont"ifS.
| The two story building on blackwell,
street at Barre Vt. in which Wer" lorat
| cd the editorial and comp"sirg rooms or
| tho Jtalian weekly newspaper t'ronaca
| Soyversiva was badly damaged ny rye.
saturday The loss on the buildi"g IS 50"
| and that of the newspaper publishers
| about SHhn The press was in a building
| across the street and was not Inilire,i. An
| Italian library. consisting OF n" volumes.
| was also DESTROYED.
| Business associates of William II I:a,d-
| win .ir. late president Of the eng Is
land RailrC I'd. are said to he considering
| the inauguration of a movement 70 illSe
a 800 coo fund rs a memorial IN MS non
| or for the endowment of TuskegAe inSu-
| into. Of which Booker 7. Washington IS
| president Mr.. Baldwin was deeply irt"r,
cStel III the education Of the negro ard
I'D much to helm Mr.. Washington III car
| ryinc his school.
! INSPECTOR Rooney Of ne Boston police
| force wa, At Pur'Smnuth "a urdiN. an"
ASSISTED hv the local officers: aIrested
cuilo Cori"lln on the charge Of andnctlng
kosira Penadettn. the 1i-vear-olh dough
ter af Serv-atoro Rev. dcfta of - FrincT
street BoS.or The loft Boston. Dec. "
and on the following tiav We're MARRIED in
Portsmouth, hv CITY Clerk W. r. P.irce
tho -i,l giving hoy ar,> ~ Is They have
been living on Dee street
/, a rho only
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16

in the Faith customs district in l%l Civ,
ing ne rig mann. builders ana gross ton
mag"
Schooner James T. Drake. New Eng
Sloop, l,mtaiej Percy & Small. IS.
Barcr. Bca|ti". Kelley. S:.etr y o.. ILL.,
Schooner. frontenac. Kelley spear ga.
1i0t
Schooner Anthony y. Nichols. Kelley
schooner, AIasnus Manson. New Eng
land 60. l.5l.
Schron.r. Vim. G. Bowen. j.. New Eng
land Co. tIf;-
Schnoncr. "uis Eo.,scl:. ,Ie!lc>. Spear
Co. 6itI.
Yacht. W;.ywas<imo. {. T. .Iarrtngt on
schooner, Nm. ]. Qu'lan Nv l:nelan,
CO.. t45
barge, Horace \. Ailvn. kellpr. Spna.
Co. 50
schooner Grace A. Martin. Percy &
Small. 80.
5, i."ontr Julia p. Cole. i $. Bowie. y
Ia.nt Noi;onl,i,a \: nla's.i,ll \ s"n. Il
FARE. ch"~ +, Pric!lari. .>c;l,.. SPEC!
l'nrge Ecr;el4y. Kelley. Spear NJ. -,
not!. j.. 1893
Schooner. Jude" Royce. New I,nglanu
GO. G4<
s"hnoncl. Geo. " Tlui,t. Jr.. NV En-.
Earec, john Eo.,Sc!t. Kelley. Spear a..
t1l
$ ho"ner. .rrrNis \. CoIwrn T. : F~,w-
S"Io.n"r. Ruth l.. Merrill. Prrcy x
Small. c.
Fargo. Eristol. Eollcv. Spear Co. -.
Schooner. Mary l., Ncwhall. t.iw"il :
Schooner, Dorothy Il. Barrett, ,;lrdncl
q. DcCring "SS.
Reorganization:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
ONLY a. BELOW.
Record in Temperature Along Nash
walk River UnequalIed in 90 Years.

st John. X. y. Jan lJ.-ToldE brought
record cold Wc.i hc:' to son :iAItS .
New Erunswi, 4. f'r",lcl teton rcports u
below, thi' morning. 'Gln 4; jiih%"l.
Il, \ ii. r,;Nman who drove Is miles. this
morning ~ lr.;tch says that along IL
NaSEwnak river Tho tcmpc.aiu;r wa re
corded from ~ to ~ below. t'r.i"i!c on :
Il hnS nnt leon rquaIlrd iir:, IN - years
AZ iuw IS &; Was Registered II 70 h.':i:tv
min. lr;iC! from 81. JOHN. aul "htc II
j. tine official figure il tl'v citI. thrrn.uir
.trr., in tXl'o-rd places ~ l.rt, n Ir,oi't..;
more than 70 hcluw. Fortunately Ul't"
was noir wind blowing lad thri- ~. lie
ra.nn.ls of sliinIinS fr.lM 1,MSt h.ln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
IDENTIFICATION CEREMONIES
Held in ST. Peters in the Presence o
1000 Worshiprers.

Rome. Jan lj.-Th,rc hungarian mar
TINS Poucrez. Groi-Z ana Christine, were
leadit,cd. tod today, a. 81 Peters: in n"
ton of it's kind in connection with the
festivities incident 1" tn" juhile, of the
dogma Of the immacIlltc conception
pup,. Pas y, who participated IN tn,
ceremony appeared fali@,Ird and pl,.nc-
dIpi.d. although h" aSsstlcG his Attend
ants that he was feeling we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16

When he was at F,ton. il is said that
the Duke % Westminster was known
,;4 Jack sheppard" He vas 1T that
time 4 small thin boy. with a sharp
figure and face. He wore his hair
snrncv hat closely cropped. after the
French fashion. 50 that he was the
living hinge Of Cruikshnnl;'s picture
of Jack Sheppard in Ainsworth's fla
nous novel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16

Grades VII VIII. IN and of the
PittsiIeld public schools will assemble at
the new Grammar school building for the
first time. today. Two rooms in this fine
new cdiiice will he used al present one
under the supervision of Mrs. w. II. Eur
ton. the other under Miss Eva Hilton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
INDICTED.
Mrs. Duke Wanted for
SwindIing in Texas.
Bill Returned Last September
by Grand Jury.
Her Story Of How She Won Husband
in Three Days.

Chicago. Jan. ia special to the
Daily News from Nacogdoc hes. Texas,
says:
indictments charging Charles F.
Taylor and Alice l.. Webb, now Mrs.
Brodia l.. Duke. with swindling, have
been made public. These tue bills were
returned last September and have been
KEEP; in readiness By ;he sheriff, await
ing the return If either or 10th OF them
10 the state"
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DIES OF EXPOSURE.
Body Of Woman Found in Calvary
Cemetery. Rrocktcn.

Rrcckton Mass. Jan. 1.-The fully
clio he'd body of a woman vas .i;sco,n"cd
half buried ir the, lc" ord srow in cal
vary c"mce'cry. t%,fa% L was cat away
iral ExaInrer Pain" and two naiice n;f-
ccre ard later an artnpsr viii be h",,I.
There wee rc marks to indicate DEE; il
was due to eNpt sure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
THE MINERS MEETING
VIII 3eu;n. Today. at Indianapolis
The Delegates All Present.

I",'iara'r;ie Ia. ian with ~" ~
r:,.,l tonight ~ the las. Penn sNlVnni.t
delccation. practically M thr ''"' ni',.''.
W.T.. Mil Participate in the convention
III h. T'nitcd Mine Workers vhirh VIII
h.,,:, tun,,. row iN Tomlinsou nall. NCcr
in the city scattered among III" E"N"TI
hnt,.Ie u = nrnhHh'" tEH' t"'''"' row
session of the ConV a-ntiOn VIII. "ft"r tn
orutnizatiou is Effected. n" entirely con
.l.,u, Il l,y ~" rrrnf;N of officers.
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MRS. DUKE DUMFOUNDED
When Brodie Proposed Twice Before
Married.


Duke. whose marriage to RrOdie l..
Duke. half-brother Of the president of
the American tobacco Co. was followed
~ hrr husbands commitment to 4
sanitarium and proceedings to inquire
into his sanity, made 4 statement. Sat
uriav, Of tn" circumstar ces under
which she married Mr.. Duke.
Mrs. Duke declared that she wanted
to b.. set RICH: before the public. She
told how she met Mr.. Duke as the re-
suit Of an effort To secure a loan IN
fohacc" lands in Texas and said tina:
she Vas dumbfn'Inded when he propos-
Cd marriage to ner. So" said that Duke
had promised to give ner stocks and
bonds but had never done so.
Mrs. Duke said that she hal been
largely interested in tobacco raising in
tercst4 in RedGrl1 Tex, that she for
merly was 4 promoter in Chicago with
Charles T.. Tayl,r. and that she was {,
land and immigration agent OF tn"
Southern Pacific 90.
Mrs Duke then stated that she hat,
required the sun If SlS.500 to pay for
the RrdfcId land. of which sh" had
pOsseseion, though sha did not nave Il
dear title to II. becaus" the land be-
lnged to tn" bankrupt firm of iully y:
Co., which could not deliver a deed to
her Her first Introduction to Mr.. Duke
vas the outcome of her ATTIC mpt to Sc
cure a loan from him to develop har
lands at Redfi"il.
Mr.. Duke came uD and saw me ~
New York and three days afterA ards
he asked me to marry him." said Mrs
Duke. was dumfOunded at the re-
quest. but h" insisted that becom" mis-
wife. and | fnoily consented. and We
We're married on De-. 10.
When Mr.. Duke asked me to marry
him We discussed his family affairs
The fact that he was twice married an
had four children made me realize i,
would J." unnl"aslnt for me to marry
him and enter into his family. How
over. trld him that would sign N
agreement not to accept any rf HI.
property in rr%r Of death. Only securing
i"r myself my own rropG;y at Red
field. which is situated four miles from
N"cGgd", hes. IN reply to tt.i., Mr.. Duk-
said: ! hcli,'v" IN You now and ! vii
never doubt Won :r,y more. ! shall truS
vow and will End Il way To give you
while am alive stocks ana bonds. an,
what is l'ft. after by death. the chill
dr'n can fight over ri the wan TO.
Did Mr.. Duke Civ" YOU any Suct
stocks and bonds" she was asked.
NJ. he never aid.
Mrs. Duk" then told If th,ir marriage
u, Rry. W. ". coo IL New York. The!
lived II d hotel until Mr.. Duke VA
taken away IN San. j. she said.
II have nothing t. Gear in Texas.
said Mrs. nuk'. 81 am nnt afraid t" g
back there and whIlc htV" no knnwl
edge of my ;nhiCtmrn; againS; IN
There Gun ,ull GIVE - 10 reason fo
one hi, property Of Kline in Tcxa
| have improved ny building houses f.
my h,ln. and have stocked Ii wit
oal'l" and made it self SUI porting.
have also raised crop uf tobacco"
Mrs. Duke p"r1uc"i ? letter wh;c
Sh, sail was written nv her h,iebaMI (
his father in which h wrote of her i
affrt.tinnatp terms
Mrs. Duke sail that sne was Tor
near Buffalo :. years r~o and c."l" I
Mrs brspilin">' hrarlir-; hous" IL TIN
city With sEr vas Il vc;.rs OH. re
mother She said. was llc!"n T.. thap
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HE CONFESSES.
Continued from page ~

nnsseau would not say anything about
tiie owen Kelly affair and the police
believe he knows nothing about il.
EoSseau will be kept here for the
present. He is held Tor attempting tn
e>.n"t money from Patrick Kelly, un-
ticr false prctenSes.
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NINE. LCUBET DEAD.
Mother OF the President Of France
Passed Away. Sunday.

Paris Jan 1--Mn.c. i.prIhe;. mother of
The President. iii d a. M"lsan,". AZ !;
O'Clock this afternoon. flun, ."T@c stlo.,
~ the lungs. aged - vcItS Tine pi'-si
,itu;'s son Paul ai,! nthrI members uf tn"
finally wrlr At FER h'dsidc wh,l .>il.. c>-
pr.I
ana President I.nrIhct VIII leave Paris. to-
morrow III order az attend.
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BLEW OUT THE GAS,
Two Men Asphyxiated in New Haven
Boarding House.

New Haven. c., Jan. l5.-'Two Nor were
found dead in bed in the boarding hn,;s..
ke,t ny Mr.. James =. kiihridc. III
Wooster Stfttt '"u4E' he men. ono o!
there. late !ast night; ava .presurnabIy
III Oxen Jet when the bodies were fnllnd.
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A $4,000 LICENSE
Now Asked for Liquor Dealers in Way
cross. Georgia.

Macon. Ga. Jan. ia Gnoc;al tn tho
-reicgi arh from Waycrnse. Ga. say
that the city council lai placed Ii
crn>e AK Of $3G.h,0 pc annum on So
lnone. The. tax was olneI ~ $l3, 900. TIL"
city has only G9ro inhabitants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
Sc. 900 Pickle Plant Burned.

Iavo'te Ind. Jan. l5.-t'he. today. de-
s.rnyrd the I.aport" sailing plant Of nhe
H. j. IirinZ- PIct,c Go. of Pit taburG. Pa,
causing loss Of $I1t"'. The plant was
f,IlIy insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. &. I. Loder Of Clinton
wer" in town. Sunday. tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. \. j. i.oder, Railroad street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16

4 committee Of four chiefs. representing
the Cherokee Indians. recently visited the
civ Of McxicO. treating with President
Djiz for u c;'ucrsSinR Of land grant They
wis,i tormoVe 10 Mexico, if-pOSsilIe,
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NdchtS Observation-Disclosures. IN
| slcop ........................... Is
Tral Observation-Disclosures. 0+'N
Many parties are figuring upon thie"
and four masters for the coming year. Al
the present time. The New England Go.
has q tour-maStcd schooner on the socks
nearly ready |" be l,tunched. II lil: been
named the Alice MAY Davenport. III hon
or Of a daughter Of the ton. Albert T..
Davenport OF Maiden. Mass. This vessel
has a tonnage OF ll44. measures JAG f.. :
of hold. ANA will be controlled Icy the Hon.
james II. Drak" OF this cit%.
Percy " Small hav. !, four-naStct
which will he launched within few
wetk far the J. 8 Wnslnw Ga. 81 Port
Eind havihe been sold t! I" that coEc"rll
inally built for McsSrs. Perez " Small.
The builders and owners of IN" Si> -m;'>' ed
n,l class ai"at. They have The Material
in Ihrir yard for another f",lr-niast"r.
and will probably build fer themselves
either IN. latter par, of the winter or
The Kelley. Spear 60. has a four mast
cd schooner of about 1W toms which will
capt. james W. IIawlcv is huildins 4
COTTON four-maSter fol himself. which Will
launch in the spring.
William T. Donncll has received the
frame Tor Il iiVr-maeted schooner un"u
which work will hn commenced in thu
early spring. whil- Gardiner 6. De-rinr
Viii also billd elther Il iDur or I|t-inlSt-
or during the corning year.
Frank S. Bowkcr n Son have sieniilrd
their intention Of building Il three or -four
master. aud will commence work at their
yard at PhippSburg Center after the SnOW
leaves the glound.
The. ~ colnpanEing record has plrpnSeiE
omitted the 13,n-ton ba'ttlrship GtorG:l.
which was launched in ctober by the
Bath Iron Works. but which is not incl ud
cd in lie official tabul:ition as issued N;
the custom house. This plan: will prob
ably Consume the greater part of two
years in completing IT'S work ON ,n..S
mighty craft.
That an effort will he mad" 10 spparat -
the Path Irnli Works and the i!rd" Ni"d-
lass plant from the Shphulding truss is;
little doubted in This CITY. II has Grel
frequently rlIrlOred here that such action
Is satisfactory to Charles Nj. SchwHh. now
at the head Of tie rcn' gani@cd company ;
affairs AMhouck th"ir purchase Wnuhi
probably amount 70 t,etw"cn $bi.'@ ~ ,
S.;J.M1i. it i und, rSt0Ol thar tner.' WON'T
be ytrl it'll" difficulty in securing thiS
amount and when it shall u" :lc: omnilSh-
"a John < HYDE will he placl1 at IL .
head OF the affairs of the Iron Works ami
J. r. Andrews NJ the head q; tlC.'" oi
he Wird * plant. Such Il sen would
"a. highly pleasing tn Eatn poole in gen
"ral. Mtp would have = goat DIAL moe
confidence in the future prosperity under
Hst II nan" "rment tnaG wh"l SUhl"c I'd to
{ n" .iirtItt.S or tn u ads of such Il :,i"an-
tic corporation as the hi" SniphuilGinr
Trust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16

Pade,pwsl:. on his recent season il,
San Francisco. sold his slgna:rr.' at 81
t.;,t.h with \ liar or two of mu@iC q; s..
toward his share of TIC f!Trd for the eTet'
lion of Il monument 10 Chopin in Poland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16

The Rev. Archibald Forder. the only
Christian missionary in Arabia. is on a
leave of absence III the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
PITTSFIEID.

p. p. Winslow is reported as being quite
sick at his home On Park street
Mrs. I.eon;e Harding OF Detroit. was in
town. Saturday. to attend the all-day
meeting Of ihc Pitt@iield Grange
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-16
Critics PRESIDENT.
futile Does Not Believe in Proposed
Regulation of Railroad Rates.

:, Boston. Jan. lin an address before
Division 81 II the brotherhood Of l.ncon'o
tive Engineers on the occasion of its !Jth
t,Iniiivcrsary today President LnG nj, ant-
smoke 81 President RooScvelt'S proposal
tha' ,hs railroad rates be .regula "a IN
Ger Congressional supervision ana ~
thority .
President futile expressed the h"iieff
that the present laws are adeGia'n AZ"
sufficient if thoroughly applied. 70 crane
tne interstate commerce connliSS.,"n ~
bring to light punish and nrcvFnt 1917
t"r-n Of Relating and secret rate s'Nn'S w
taking
II is estimated that the ParisianS a,nne
snend sla,a0 on confetti every Ill: g.; n.
total weight of confetti sold in rar ti,a y, !:
Year has heen estimated at hno'e '''''" ii
thousand tons.