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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
RAILROADS AND eTEAmsoA,.
NgzIISIKIsI!a5, Z q


GOING WEST-G37 A. NJ. lor I.ca.,..,..
r"fthlnEtnn. EanEcl"N, R"rkI.inL porl''
.''Ii; h"+tcn. Qucbcc aud Montreal a.,
w. VA a. NJ, Sund"y' only. tor n,,i"
t.', ,r"iHnoII, fofilaid and Boston. cxpra,,
iof brunswick, Lewiston. Far5pinl, 1'
lhiiIin@, Rang"ley, Roci,aad. PnriI,,n,;;
!ind EoStnn. come citing Tor White ,i'.,I"l
tam points and Lancaster: 3.I3 p II I,,,
inr F"ftlnnd; 3D i. ~. rAprrst ''y"I I"r
brunswick. Hatn. Rn-EI.rrd 4 .,,. I"r
Portland. Kosron Montreal .6,d t,..t",.,", ,.t,i,..,,
connects at Inrilrnd with tls. orI,.' -sIcc,o,,.
Iuf New ! nrk. leaving Portland y. -
y. 'cNC"pt S1tWdntI. arriving %ng
York. I2h a. M: tuo +. MI Supd., 4. ,f." '"
f"r Portland a1@ "c-tr. .',l c,,.,..,,.i.3s.. c.;is
; l'":i"Hd Il " tt Jhtrr~l sl,-,f.;. f,, ~. l['o.r
~ '.< .''. 4. ..''' NJ hi.. !ur S"itlr ,;.r
a:u,. i"-i -N- ,n.tlr ruIruna:u. t,o,,
night frr Lewiston. Rath. Rurklaud Jo,,
land and Boston; 40 .25 y. NJ, IUrtland XIII
Boston. ''''
GOING ~AsT-12.E 4. NJ. nirr, w..
head Lake, Caribou ANA Aronstook coIr.
~, via p. a. r. r; Nanccboru s.
stephen. ST. Andrew. st. John. via G.,n,
dian Pacific and ArOoStonk cuuut;r~. h N
a. N NJ, Bangor. Calais ana bar lIaibnr,
Relfrst. Bangor Ellsworth. BIZ iitr7.nr'
southwest llarhOr and for oHkl.rd. e.
grad. Winthrop and WAY strt.nit4 NJ
Lewiston: Gl& 4, NJ, for NatcrviIlr. Nr7,
port, FoXCroGt. Grc"nVillc. Bangor auI
bar !tarbGr; 1220. uOOu for BaH%ur Bar
Harbnr, Southwest iIarhnr. Afun%tooI,
county, Nanceboro, ST. John ana II+hr4y
Lewiston and way stations. via Wat.ryIiie
and Winthrop; pa +. NJ. express for
buCkSport and daily Ia Bangor and Ba,.
iiarbcr: 30 p. NJ, for W3terviI.. OlE
land. North Arson. Bingham, Skowhcaar.
Belfast. Dexter Denver ana FoNcrou
Groenville. Bangor Old Town ana Mate,
Wamlteag: 1.2N =. NJ. for WatcrvjlIn 4if
Skowliegan go A. NJ, Sundays "ulv. Ipr
Watervillc. Bangor aud Far HArn"r
The night Pullman train Ron., Ensi I'd
ia \. NJ, runs every ui-lu. SUNDAY: IN
c'udcd, but not to SkowhcEau on Mon
day mornings. nor on Sunday mrratri.s. !,
Belfast, Dexter or beyond Bangor. r.-
cccpting to Bar Edrhur ana Wash. "a. L;
~paily for main line points.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16

n visiting nurse the other day took
dozen big oranges to a little sick pa
ticnt OF New York'G East Side. Three
days later, in making her regular visit
she' noticed that the oranges were stu
or tie table, untouched. Doesn't ia
c"h like oranges" she asked the chiId's
mother, "Yessum," was the replv.
"Why doesn't he eat some Of these
them" I'VE don't like to get awav
nit dem. 'caus they look so wealthy
OH the table" was the explanation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
j:MEjl1na6n1 }
I ittIIst!:

FulIman Car Service.
Pullman sleeping car between Boston
and Caribou on train leaving Bortnu aL
100 p. NJ; Augusta, Ia.f5 A. 81; Bangor.
3.2I a. NJ, aud Caribou, 40 p. NJ
Pullman ParlOr car between Carihp
and Bangor on train leaving Caribou NJ
:. 20 a. M-~ahd Bangor AT 3.A IssNHr
TRAINS LEAVE.
LEAVE Portland, 1919 i. Al; &ugustJ,
J. II A. NJ; WatervilIe. y y. NJ; Bangor
3Zp q. Nj; Arrive Mlllnockct at 6l5 q
y. NJ; Caribou, 1920 a. Nj. Fort taIrfirld.
10. 40 y. NJ. Van Buren,, nJ5 4. NJ
LEAVE Portland, @.55 a. NJ. Augusta.
2O 4; a.; Watervilic, 80 A. NJ; Bnn-
Works, 9.55 a. Nj; Patten. 1l.f0 A. Al.
Ashland. 13ci T. NJ; Fort Kent 2cn T. NJ
lloniton. l2.j0 =. NJ; Presquc Isle. Iii T.
n n 4 Caribou 3.4o T. H.; Van Ruren. .;'
field. 80 T. NJ; Dover and Foxcroft. ai+
\. NJ; Guilford. 9.31 A. NJ; Monsoon. lol:
A. NJ Creenviile. 1915 y. NJ; kEi,o. ILl,
hEANE Portland, r;o5 A. Al; Wat~r
ter. Arrive Dover, 81 =. NJ. Guilf"rd.
400 T. NJ; Monsoon. 5.o1 T. NJ; Gresn,ill..
5-o5 L, Nj; Kinro. 1.o5 I. NJ; leave Bangor.
3.25 T. NJ: Arrive MillirockCt 90" T. A.
Patton, 7.15 p. NJ: Iloulton, sos T.. NJ.
Ashland. 9.10 p. NJ; Pr"squc Isle. 93i r.
A.; CARIBOU, 1900 L. Al; Fort Fairfield.
LEAVE Portland. IOo +. NJ. >u=u.t,
2,4i p. NJ: Watervillc SO +. NJ. Eau.
cor, 40 +. NJ: Arrive Dover, i51 4. N.
Gulltord, iT +. NJ: Gr""INilr, >.25 T.. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE
LEAVE Grecnvillc, 50 a. NJ; D"v"r.
SO a. NJ; Arrive Bangor. ?ln A. A..
Leave Bangor. 1.io T.. n. Arrive Water
vile "p: Augusta. SIM r. NJ.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield, 6Zl a. Al. Clri
hou go A. Nj: PrcSQu" Isle, Cd \. Al.
Houlton. N.25 \. M; Ashland. 30 \. "
Patten. 9.0I a. NJ; NillnoCkct, ~ A a. All.
katahdn Iron Works, 1915 "A. NJ. I"ty's
kincn 9.lO a. NJ: Grccnvile I1E A. NJ.
GuIlford l2l3 ]. NJ; Dover IO0 =. NJ.
(via DeAtgs md Newport. Arrive Ba"-
gor, l.O5 p. NJ: Arrive WatCrviIle. 330 II.
Nj: Augusta 3.3I F. NJ.
LEAVE Van Burcn. ?.1o A. NJ; Carihuu.
Ito +. NJ; Prcsquc Isle. l2;S r. NJ: Fort
Fairfield. ll.30 A. NJ; TIOulton 2.l5 T. NJ
Fort Kent. 11lC A. NJ: Ashland. I"l u.
NJ; Patten, 500 y. NJ; Milno"kct 4.i L.
NJ; kiucn. 1.45 Z. NJ: Grccnvil!c 4" - !.
NJ; Mnnson, 80 +. NJ; Guilford 5.Nn =.
NJ; Dover and FoXcroft, 51i y. NJ. An
rive Bangor, 7.25 r. Nj: WItcrviilc. 9..i
Il. NJ; Augusta, 1922 7. II.
LEAVE Caribou, 4.40 p. NJ: Van Ejrri.
20 p. NJ: Fort Fairfield. 30 i. N;
Pressure Isle. 507 =. NJ; IIoulton. &. r.
M: MillinCcket, so l.. NJ. Arrive Ban
gor 11.3) r. NJ; Watcrvllc. 1.n a. II.
Augusta. 2.37 A. NJ.
c. G. BROWN,
G.. l.. a. r. A.
W. NJ. BROWN
Gcn'l Superintendent.
Bangor June I i90I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16

Boston. Sept. l..
FLOUR Easy: spring patent. mill ship
mcnt. 5.iJli15o.
CORN-Firm and higher, No. ; yellow,
GATS-lliehcr; No. : clipped white, aii2
Gi@T.
HAY Barely steady; No. /, l6.oOu7W;
lower grades. llrli.
MILL FEEb-StoadN.
BRAN-Srrmg. l7fr1N
MINED FEElh--lNu21.
COTTON SEED MEAl.-'7.Io
PORK Steady: medium, H.
LARD Higher; 9Ia.
REEFtyIiet; extra heavy sides $685..
LAME Firm. 1mll
NEALS-I'nchlnCr "uln.
RITTER Steady; northern. 22i;ft2%'a
CHEESE Easier: York state. l3ul%l-.
I.C;C,S-INrm: fancy, 500; eastern. -
az;
ArpLES-tirnG demand, Gravrnst.inS,
3.'rlt i.cG: Maine Portcrs. 22.hia..5
EOTATOI;S-F,a-sy; Hchrons. iSf'N.
StGAR--Stcady; on 4 basis OF so: for
Slunulatri.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
Chicaoo Produce Market.

CHICAGO, sept. 10.
Unsettled weather in the. Northwest
was largely responsible for marked
strength in the wheat market here today. !;
another effective influence !, WaS ,:nrna an az
A. tbo ~ Close ,s beccmber option here show
ed ed ss gain fa0o' Of lsc. Corn is up fsc; oats, "a.
and provisions q: to 15c cou
WHEATmNo n Sept, SSa; Dec. SIS
CoRNEscpt s old, q; s Sept new; Z; Dec.
old. Is: Dec. new, 4isa' 4ec 9sa alay4r MsT som
MSS M PoRK-Sept., $40; Oct. 14s2ia;
jan, 2nnA;,RD@sept. 7sscc1=; Oct. 7.s7i4; Nov.
49, @4dR4 51ni; RIFFS RfKssertA, s45; oct, sa2,s:
Jan, Gas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
Cash quotations were as follous:

CaeI, quotations were as folIovs:
WHEAT-No, . Spring. SCI; No. ,, son
81. No. !. rc'l. S27aNf%iA
CORN-No. ., a4i: NJ. yellow, 1I'i.
OATS No. .. 2>I4: No. = white. "5I.Nl DI2
No , white, 2fiifi 2ht.
RI t-No. :. G:NH6S.
RARLt:Y-C Good feeding :SmlO
NAITINt;-Fnirt to ch,i's. ilniN
FLAN SEEDING. 1. 102: 80. north
T!,lnrIiY sEEI,-I.imc. 3I5.
MESS PGRit- I.+"n tG,
ITlHnr IinHI'r XII; HIts srDnsl lLoosr. y45v&-o.
SHOKT CLEAR ES--BoN"d, S15m9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16

The Weeks Schedule.
AMERICAN LEAGIiE-

Standardization ut Philadelphia.
washington at New York. Cleveland at
Detroit. st. Louis at Chicago.
Sunday-St Louis at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Saturday--New York at Boston Uwo
gsmesl, Philadelphia at Brooklyn. pitts-
burg at Cincinnati. Chicago at st. Louis
Sunday-Pittsburg at Cincinnati, St
Louis at Chicago.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Observation-Disclosures at Newark, Mont
real at Jersey City (two games). Toronto
at Providence, Buffalo at Baltimore two
games).
At Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
UNCLE SAM TO ACT
w Case Of Objectionable Post Cards
Now 5urdening the Fest Offices.

Boston. Sept. 15-Post office inspectors
throughout New England have received
orders to begin u determined and &Sgres-
sivc campaign against the distribution OF
Objectionable postal cards with which tho
offices have been burdeued particularly
during the summer months. At the loc4l
office. today. between 4001 and 5000 Of
these cards were burned. and j. is an
nounCed that numerous prosecutions will
follow if satisfactory evidence can be Sc
cured by the inspectors
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A baltimore Baltimore. q. Koch"a-
ter.
A. Providence First same Providence,
;. Montreal. / Second game. Providence,
=. Montreal q
At Jersey City-First game. Jerse +.
CITY. $. Toronto. Second game Jcl-
s..N CN-. =. Toronto.
At t.'vlrt Newark, t. Buffalo. u
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Charley Herr, b 6 (Cuhiln .......
Time. 20jL. 2.ps.., I.0i"4.
CONCORD FAIR CLOSED
With Five Harness Reces-only One
Favorite Wins-An Accident.

Concord, \. H., Sept. l5.-Thc Con
cord State fair closed. today. with five
harness races as The principal attrac-
tion. Th" only faVOritr To via WAS
PcaClierina. i'll tho 225 pace. In the first
heat Of the 2.1S pace. the Boston horse,
Budweiser fcll on the track and Bet
Linz drove over him. but no one was
scriously hurt in the miXup.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
BOSTON

Left on haseS-Bostou. = Philadelphia
; Earned runs-Euston. 2 Stolen base,
.nrNnvis 2. Powers Collins. Freeman
base hit-Grimshaw. Double plays
Struck out-By Dygert. .: bv Hughes ;
Base on balls-or Dygert. :. off Hughes,
Wild pitch-Dvgert rmrirey, Hurst
and Mccarthy. Time. 1iJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago Sept. T..
cATT!.r Receipts. 1000. steers, 3..t''f
J.>l.
HoGs-R"ceipts. 12,coo; shipping ana
sIEEP-Rrceipts, 1O,cco; sheep, 2l,5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Sept T.
Spot closed quiet Il points lower. Mid n
ding uplanda 1913: do. culf. HOO Sales,
none.
Galveston uuict. 10 3-l6: Charleston
steady. Lis: Memphis quiet. 10ls; New
frl"In" easy 10 LIS: Mobile easy, 10: Sa-
NannIh steady. "a
Net receipts for sever days. c13.5l3
Exports t" Great Britain. ,Y5l0: to-
France. 1i11: To the continent, JIa.O; lu
Japan. IGo: 10 Mexico. lOG
.itocI- ;tS S-S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
New York Money Market.

New York. Sept. l..
Prime mercantile paper +'-'Ii&, p,r cent.
Sterling exchange stcadirr at S,ntll tS.
n for demand and Al ~. $50 iS2. 10 for Go
day bills.
Posted rates is3i5q +si aud iS,4j-iS6'..
Commercial billsISl:s.
Bar silver G2,q.
MeEican dollars Az.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Money on call firm and higher at y, "a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
Police Stop King-GuiIl Fight.

IIo:kland. Mass. sept lJ.-Thc police of
Eockland. tonight stopped boxing
match between Tommy King Of TAI Riv
~. and Tommy cum Of Brocktnn. Ill ~,
middle OF tho fourth round An attempt
was made tn hold The match in Abingdon.
several da,s a;-o. but the authorities is
sued ali order fnrhiidinE it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.

Ro ton sept ls-In Il gam" almost
fcaturcl'4s Philadelphia. ;oday. defeated
the home riay"rs. Boston earned hoth Of
the Iuns scored. but three Of the four
mad, rr thu viSitorh weIc dIc 10 mis-
rlINi Tho rcnr,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
.NT CINCINNATI.

Plttsb,uC 3 3 q q t-N H.
Cincinnati - 0 O,3 0 o "-i-ln-i
Batferies-I.e.ve dild Peitz. Overall.
Chech. Ewing ami Schlei Umpire. Ems
lie. Tim". Z. II. Attendance. 900
At ST LOUIS.
ST Louis 20 H-t-11-0
Chicago g Q 0 0-3- 81
Eutterics-1avlor and Grady: Brigg5
nnd King lmpirr. Bause vine. Time.
e. Attendance goo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
VAMpsPEiLT'S YACHT WINS
From Gould's aoat Over 40 mic Course
For 5000 Purse.

New YORK Sept iI.-W. * Vanderbilt 5,
Etca.I Yacht krantula won from Howard
Gould's steam Yacht Niagara IN. i'll q
rae over y i"-mll" Cours" for a $1n0 purs,'
on Long Island Sound. today. The time
Was hour aud ~ minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
no DEMONSTRATION
To Be Made Against Nicaragua Now in
the Aibers Case.

Oyster Bay. l.. l., Sept. IA mis-
apprehension has arisen as to the ac-
tion Of III" government in tho ease Of
William G. Albcrs and his brother, who
alH American citizens, who are in prs
on at Ocatcl. Nicaragua. IL is said
her" ~ authority Of President Roose-
volt th"t u" demonstration against
Nicaragua is to be made at this time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
AME ERlCAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

Philadelphia. S'It l5- 'hlad"lT M ana
Ru-ton played tNn close and int'ic"tinE
games. today. - "h '"nm winning IN" r"i-
test The winning run IA "oyh gam" N"'
rnade In the ninth inning on a h"uhl" ami
. single. Attendance. HOO. TIL" scores;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
Sullivan and Cans Box a Draw.

Baltimore. Sept. 1a--Alikc erwin Sulll-
Van "t Boston. and Joe Cans Of Ills city.
boxed Is rounds ~ i draw here. tonight.
Many Of the spectators disagreed with Ih
ref"rar Sullivan showed scarcely Il mark
while Cans was badly battered NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
OTHER GAMES.

At Lynn New York Matt. T.. Lynn =,
e..
Al -HYlyoke Wtp. Y. FAN Htv-
er ~. =. q
At prlngfcld-Coucord IN II. T.
Springfield (Ctl. T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
SOUTH GARDINER 10 AUGUSTA

NTVUEN TNKf tS I'M taTlfOrnl4 ann All
points South and West may ~ hud Of :,
IL. Walker. ticket agent, Augusta. the
only Office in Augusta selling Via All
routes and checking baggage free Of OK
pcnGc.
GEO T. EVANS. +. l.. BOOTuRY.
V. Pres. & Genl Mag'r G.P. & r 4.
Dnr.I Ianh Nc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
B,,NTllN

Two bus" hit-Cumn"ll. Sacrii.c" lift
Doom. stolen bases--Doo.n =. Courtney.
First base an bnlls-On Fraser. g.; off
Nichols, T. pouhl" pleys-AIaEee to Doc
lin: Duolln t. Brausheld; Bransii"ld to
Doolin 20 Doom. Pn -sed ball-Morcn. H't
hv pitched hall-T!tug Time. i2 I'm
Trc Murray. Attendance. GO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16

a firm Of Baltimore architects has
Drawn plans toT huiIdinE withou; any
wood in it c.custrnction it will he siS
stores = Z. u height' thc entire structure to
~. ns o. re"hlctccd concrete ana steel. Eycn
the Jcors: window sashcs and door ian,bs
will be of metal "'O' Jd''pS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16

Gr"tt ,,na ,5fltain 5 Government has decided
~ "a 'r1 protect for the nation the
around tie town Of Berwick-omvT "M vTu'aed ran l.
I heSe runs @ are of great antigna~iin AM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
BOSTON

conc cut wh'n winning run va. scored
Philadelphia ....-.1 . q q :
Boston ......... .... . ~ . y q n-J
Left on bnses-Bostor. H. Philadclphin
+ Earicd runs Boston. l. Phiiadclrhi'
Z Stolen -CrE.r, Parent. Winter.
Hsrtsel. Stahl Two-hIsc hits Davis.
Murphy. SarrinC" hit Srybold Double
play-Frrris and ';rimFhlw. struck out
Py Coakl.y. ), by Winter. ,. Rase on
balls-Or Coakley. I. oft Winter. !" Tin
Tircs. Mccarthy and Hurst 1im", n.
Second GONE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily BY }. J. ouirlan g. c.,
Office, cFers House Block, Augusta
Maine. Tel. 52-2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
AT NEW YORK

" eshinston - Onl 4-b1cI
New York 20 6 % o 0 - : i
batteries-Falkt nberg and kittrcdge
,hesoro and Mcclure, Kleinow. Umpire
Sheridan. Time. 2h. Attendance. 1nn,
AT CHICAGO.
st Louis Il q u o-5-IO-t
Chicag" .... o o O-3-1l Il
Hatteries-Pelty, Sudhoft and Kohlor
Roth: White. Smith, Owen and Sullivan
Umpires. Connolly and Ccunur. Time
80. Attendance. 42an
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
FIRST EACE-"lt Pa E-Pl RISE $500
IN =

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Time aOSi, 20,
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Mt,RCE' ~ AIEl-I.5 1i'oJ fI>RS-
~ ltSE f-pJo-$ l1' a.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16

KENNEBEc JOURNAL JOB PRINT,
Burleigh &, Ffynt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-12
STOCKlMEN ENDORSED
PRES. ROO VEL rs FIGHT

y Denver. Col, May I2.-B BY resolutions
adopted the American Stock Growers
Association pledged itself to work in
harmony with all live stock associations,
whether local, state or national. J.
ri Hagenbarth, president of the Nation
al Live Stock Association, failed in ain
attempt to have the committee on reso-
lutions report resolution pledging the
American association to hearty Coop
Grafton III the work projected BY the ma
tional association
Resolutions were adopted thanking
President r Roosevelt for ias fight for
equal rights all at the hands Of the
railroads, declaring that the present
railroad law is iiradequate and should
be strengthened by giving 10 The inter-
state commerce commission power 10
substitute just. fair and reasonable rates
for those which it may find on inYesti-
CATION to be. Unjust or unreasonable, z
coildcnlning the private car line sys-
TENS controlled By the packers asking
repeal of laws requiring unloading 81
livestock IN transit opposing the tom
mage system IN transportation of live
stock and asking for minimum speed
|of twenty miles an hour for stock trains
and demanding that the senate of the
United States shall cease obstructiHg the
application of that great principle, reci-
procity which we regard is essential
to extend our foreign markets for agri-
cultural and stock products 4
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nan RELEASED
BY BY JEROME
4 E5r+Fses x tSefftl* EsH7.s IS
FLoROD0RA GIRL ONCE
s..ii}.s Y MORE ENJOYS FREEDOM
The District Attorney Concluded II
Would Be Impossible to Secure Her
Conviction and She Was Allowed to
do on Her Own Recognizance.

=. 4.
New York, May 12--Nan Patterson,
the former show girl, charged with kill
ing Cesar Young, the race track book
maker, was released from the Tombs
prison today after almost a years inn
prisonment awaiting the outcome of her
case Ill
District Attorney Jerome told the
court he did not believe another trial
would result in other than disagree
ment. She was released on her own
recognizance. 70. ..
She lefta for Washington this after
noon, She was loudly cheered by the
crowd at the prison. where she had been
confined during her three trials.
J. Morgan Smith and wife were re-
leased from custody but he was rear
rested again for failure to obey the sub
poena issued by the grand jury. Judge
sCowing fined him $25o He is in Jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-12
OREGON MAN SHAVED
BY LIGHTNING STROKE

" Woodburn, Ore. May "a man
was shaved BY lightning here and ile
IS still alive, though the operation
stunned him for more than an hour.
There was sharp thunder storm. A
bolt 81 lightning struck near Sender
Olsen, 4 jeweler Heywas So near the
flash that he was hurled to the ground
and rendered unconscious
Those who picked him up noticed i
change IN HIS appearance. Il was found
Eths electricity had taken of one eye
brow aud one side of his mfstache.
The hair was taken of clean, though
the skin was not burned, Not hair
on his head was even silged. Olsen irl-
sisted ne was the victim of d practical
Joke when he recovered cons scioilsness
and il took much persuasion to con-
vince him that the lightning had been
his barber. f
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-12
NEARY VS.. SAVERS.

Milwaukee, May I2. The third bat
Tie between Charlie Neary and Maurice
Savers 5, the two leading fighters Of the
Cream City, is scheduled for the arena
of Tie Milwaukee Boxing Club tonight.
The articles call for an eight-r go,
weigh iii at 90 pounds at s o'clock
Although the last battle between
Neary and Savers, a six-round affair,
was one Of the fastest ever seen here,
the fact that ii ended III a draw left
the uesfiorl of relative supremacy still
iii doubt. The additional two rounds
tonight ii expected to do a great deal
toward helping the referee to give IA
decision in favor of one or the other
contestant.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-12
TAFT'S SPEECH WAS
ORDERED BY PRESIDENT

Washington, May lathe speech
which Secretary Taft made to the dele
gates of the international railway con-
gress has been the sensation of the day,
not only among the railroad men them
selves, but among all classes of Wash
ington life. There is reason why it
should have attracted SO much attention.
1t was inspired, IL not ordered, by, no
less a person than President Roosevelt
himself. 1t was ordered for a distinct
purpose--to correct an impression Great
ed among the railroad men by speech
made by Secretary Morton on May !,
to the members of the American Rail-
way Guild. That impression is that the
president has weakened on the rate-reg-
ufation proposition. or at least is willing
to change his policy with respect thereto.
The impression created by the address
OF the secretary of the navy and the
clear declaration of the secretary of war
contradict each other so directly that
there can be no doubt as to the purpose
OF the president in having the secretary
of war engage in an i1npromptu debate
with Stuyyesart Fish, the head of the
American section of the railway con-
gress, right in the presence Of the men
who have most to do with the practical
operation of the railroads. ~
The president meant, in the vernacu-
Jar. TO throw down" his secretary OF
lthe navy, aii6tto ao. Il III ssleii way as
to make the public understand that the
views expressed by Mr.. Morton on rail-
road rates are. not the views of the ad-
rilnistration, nor of the most prominent
man in il, especially the president and
William Howard Taft. believed TO be
the administration residuary legatee for
1908 sr,sess.-A s.S2.' ! !
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DRUNKEN MAN WAS i. !. /.
DROWNED AT WALHALLA.

Walhalla, n. D.. May Ia George
Kenyon, resident Of Walhalla. was
found dead in a pool OF water near the
Imperial elevator. Mr. Kenyon found
a bottle of booze in the bush near town.
which he drank. Becoming intoxicated
HE wandered around the streets Until
late in the evening, when he started for
home and that was the last seen of him
alive. Search was made for him and
when found he was lying face downward
and nearly covered with snow and water
He was removed to MaxWells Under.
taking rooms where a post mortem ex.
animation was made by Drs. Scott and
Mowatt, who decided death was due 4tc
drowning. He leaves wife and two
small children. He carried $4,000 In
stlrance in the A. %. u. w. #,. Is. ...s.I