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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
ARE NOT WORRIED
st. Johns Lumbern1en Do Not Kick
Against Proposed Increase in Duties.

81. John, y. t., Feb. 6 The owners
OF the American lumber mills in 81.
John and vicinity say that they are not
alarmed over an att aHRpL being made
by lumbermen in northeastern Maine
to have their product taxed s. Il thous-
and feet when il is shipped across the
boundary. a petition askiEg the Main.
authorities to request Congress to inn
pose a duty * in Gil cula ton in the
AroostoOk region An act of Congress
permits forest products cut in Maine.
taken down the st. John river a I'd mani
ufactured into lamb Il at St John and
Fredericton = be readmitted Withou.
the owners paving dutv. provided it is
owned and manufactured BY Unite.l
States citizens. The AloCstook lumber
men claim thai abuses have sprung W
under tn" law and that occasion for thn
act no longer exists as Aroostook has
an outlet Other Than by the St John
river. When the act was framed there
vas nc railroad in tina: section.
There are six large American mills
here and their OUTPUT is about 80 per
cent. o. the total at this pert. The own
crS Of the American mills DO not look
for q. repeal OF the at but even if 1t
should be repealed th"y say they will
keep in operation and US. Canadian
logs. thus placing any loss IN the Maine
land owners through decreased stump
age
The agitation in Maine is alleged 10
h" du" to Il protest made by New
brunswick mill owners against booms
and other distractions which have been
placed i'll the St. john river at Van
lurcn, Me. by he St .;uhn Lumber
Co. Maine concern. II is claimed that
the INSTRUCTIONS are in vIriAtirm Of :hr
AShburtrn treaty. The Van Burpm
trouble has deem taken before the can
;tLian and American governments
which have appointed an international
commission To consider The ease. 1t IS
understood thai a biz is before the
Maine Legislature comforting rights on
a Connany similar to hose held by IT,.
ST. john company. Attempts are being
made to have this bill headed off at
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
A FLOATING REPAIR SHOP
The United States Has Unique Boat
Under Construction.

New York. Feb. 6.-A strange craft
is nearing completion at the New York
navy yard. Ii is in fact. "a miniature
floating navy ward" AMI will take It's
first plunge into the waters Of the East
river in about six weeks
When the craft is completed. the
nltcd States navy will be i'm posses
sion Of a floating repair shop. the like
cf which the world has never seen. and
one according to the officials at :hn
navy yard. which will make it possible
To repair second class cruisers. gun
boats. and torpedo boat; and torpcdp
BOAT dcstroyrrs wherever there is VA
ten enough to anchor. The craft Il
about 10 feet loEg. 20 feet wide ami
viii draw about six feet If water. II is
built entirely Of steel and every inch
of space has been utilized. At one end
will be a steam derrick, capable of
lifting 20 tons. while at the other end
will he the boilers that viii furnish
steam to operate dynanos. air COM
rressors. and the derrick. Amidships
will be the navy yard propeller.
Practically every machine in repair
Y DIRK will b. installed somewhere in
inns space. ln"IJ'llng miscellaneous
assortment Of electrical ana pneumatic
lathcs. drills. slottrs, She ars. punches
":c. The apparatus will be capable Of
taking off the smaller surs on battle
ships and armored cruisers and of max
ing minor repairs to the Superstructurc
and interior of great ships. There is
Eothing pertaining 20 the smaller craft
except a hole below the Waterline that
Cannot be attended to.
The roof will be fitted with number
Of big skylghtS, which can be removed
At will. ana through which ordinance
and parts Of ships can be lowered 20
the shops.
The craft is practically non-sinkable
but must be toWed as there is no pro-
polling machinery aboard. Should the
experiment prove successful larger
ones Will al once be constructed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
REBELS SACK BANK.
Tale National Bank Funds to Amount
OF 100000 and Flee.

tu,nns Avr,S. Feb. 6.-G"v"rnm"ut
,,i,,,,. attacked the rebels. who had fort
',,J themselves, AL M.udoz. at GAVIN to-
,,y SOM aftcrward the rebel leaders
AMI officers fed to the mountains. where
KIM. Nh. men surrendered mCondltionai-
/, m. rebels had sacked the LOCAL
Lr,nrh uf tn, National Bank Of BuenO-
hyr'. Ara seized Ss",tsr.
Numerous arrests have been made and
M. titv is Tow quiet.
Iarr information shows that the inSur-
,.rtinnarv movement is now restricted to
Cor lnha Generals Winter. Bcnad!Nc~.
Garrfa and Roca, with largely superior
torn.s. are surrounding the C!ty.
The reucl~ aIe holding Senator Nofre.
Tn" EutnU> AYrcS polio" HAY" seized :,
quantity OF guns ana REVIEWERS and also
many copies of manitestos and rcroiu-
;ionarv documents.
Night rains on the line bet we"n Bueno-
Avrrs and Rosario will be resumed again
Tuesday evening
An the bankers her" condemn the at
tempted revolution ANA express the hop-
that the energetic policy Of President
Quntana viii have the effect of prevent
Ing any such attempt il the future
The ONLY group of rebels in tn" province
If R;"nns AYr"S, 40 men strong, has
ben defeated near Pirovano station. Two
Officers and seven men were killed and III
surrendered. The rest. with cOmmandant
NillLmaVer. aic rctrcating and govern
mrIt troops are in pursuit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
ORGANIZED VICE EXISTS
And Men Will Soon Present Evidence
OF It to the Mayor.

Philadelphia, Feb. Following the
'Hrg' ton in the presentment of the
grand jury last Thursday. that syn
cheated vie" EXISTS here. and that Di-
rector of Public Safety Smyth is re
Sr"nsiblr for the condition, ID. Clarence
'Hhhonry. secretary Of the Law aud
order Society. today. in a letter to
Mayor Weaver. made a specific charge
81 official collision with /; disrcputablc
resort
The pilce was raided by agents of the
society, early today. Mr.. Gibboney in
his letter SAYS:
This place has been protected by
Your police. ON the bureau of the mis-
tirNS Of tie house the conspicuous or
M'mcnt was Il large cabinet photo
Sf'rA Of patrClman Of the beat. The
nous" is 4 house Of officially protected
ana SNndi, LtrI crime
Mayor Weaver III reply. said:
II can get any evidence that there
any connection with Il police officer
=" any oil, iIl under my control pro
"'tin% Vice im any way shape or form
III TINS city. he shall not stay in the en-
p'"y OF the city. shall be glad To re-
'elNe the evidence that you have ut the
earliest possible. moment"
Mr. Gibho3ty viii present his ev-
W'l"" to the mayor on a date to be
"Nrd ~ that official at whic htime il is
expected Il committee of five clergHmen
VIII he present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
CONSIDERABLE SPECULATION
In London Over Temporary Seizure Of
telegraph Lines in Russia.

London. Feb. 1.-Cunsiderable specu-
lation has been caused here by he fact
that the Russian government. Monday,
assumed control of the Siberian tele-
graph lines from o'clock in the morn
ing until o'clock iii the afternoon. 1t
is said to be the first occasion on which
telegraph communication has thus
been stopped since the wal began.
Little attention is paid here to the
runorS Of peace mediation, but the
Chronicles st. Petersburg correspond
cntS make the statement. which, how
ever. is not confirmed i'll other dis
patches. that the recent conferences of
the grand ducal party to consider the
Far Eastern prospects arrived ut an
agreement as to the deSira bility of end
ing the war ana that the rumor of Gen.
kurOlatkin'S resignation WAS tSartcd
to facilitate negotiations for peace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
LIST OF CREDITORS
Of Cassie Chadwick Are FiIed-Wili
Receive Two Per Cent.

Cleveland. o. Feb. g. Receiver Lonscr
filed Il list of the creditors Of Mrs. Chad
wick. together with the amount due each.
80 far as known, IN the United States
bankruptcy court To-Day. While ii is I'm
d@rStpod unofficidIy that MIS-. Chadwick $
debts will aggregate close to s.. ppr.tsn. the
claims thus far presented to the receiver
foot up total of only $3.50. TIL" list
shows thdt the sums du" tie big credit
orS are not known. Among the latter ar.
BrOnklne. Mass: q. r. B"ckwith. Ober
lin. ohio. Citizens National Bank. Dhrr
lin: J. w. Friend. PittShurg, IA. Accord
ing to a common report the claim nt Mi.
Friend amounts to SNUU0D) which he loan
ed to Mrs. Chadwick.
by Mrs. Chadwick. inc ludrd in Receiver
LoeSer'S list are the following:
Leon RosSceIs. Brussels. Belgium. for
merchandise. $1l.jSo
Adrian DeI,eveau. Paris. France. ac-
cepted draft for merchandise So
Kirkpatrick & Co. New York. FIR jew
elrN. $1i GOO
Scores Of other creditors names arc
given who hold claims running from few
dollars up TO SlbD
Mrs. Chadwick and her attorneys re-
fused to furnish any nf"rma tioH. ana in
he absence of such assistance Receiver
LoeSer filed the list for her 50 far az pos
sible
Harold Remington. referee in bankrupt
cy, today set Feb Il as the date for the
which trustee will be elected to take
charge of her property
The valuation Of Mrs Chadwick $ estate
was not given. but il is generally believed
that it is not worth Ia exceed sJ0.o00. On
this basis Mrs. ChadWick's creditors will
ed not more than , per cent. on their
claims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
The REvoLT.i
ReyoIutionists Loose in
Buenos Ayres Revolt.
Military Rebels Offer to Sur
render on Conditions.
pooular Sympathy With the Govern.
ment and Outbreak is Suppressed.

t,,ros .Ayrss. Feb. 6.-The insurrec
VIII, IL admitted 10 have been a failure
,l ,he government now has matters
,,I N hand Yesterday the military
al,ls n Cordoba endeavored TO make
nm. with the government by Offering
90 e,,rrcni"r if they were absolved and
,.,.,.iricd to retain their rank, threat
,;,o that if these conditions were re-
t,.eJ they would hold as hostages. Al
',rt,, tho. vice president of the repub-
l.. ana other notable persons surprised
...I cartured in that city, SATURDAY.
p,.si,!prt Quiutana declined to listen
u any compromises, adding that reb-
liz h;ld no rights rs combatants and
,,,uld b.. ancr,'ble to military law. The
,,ron;,1 suppression of tn" outbreak
,..,key il evident that there IS an db-
,....,.. of all the usual elements of Il rev
,rrfion. Popular sympathy is entirely
vim the government, which exhibited
urDyportcd strength. The rising was
,,,rety military and happily was limited
il, its Proportions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
STILL BOM3ARDING
Russians Wasting Ammunition on Japs-
Small Engagements.

Toxic. Feb. 6.-Ofiicial announcement
is made that everything is quiet in the
vicinity Of Changtan with the eXCep-
ton that the Russians are strenuousIy
entrcnchnS.
The Russian force which attacked
Chituitzu, Feb. A. retired northward.
Feb !
on the afternoon Of Feb. 4. and the
morning Of FEB. ;. the Russian artillery
west Of T1mshan shellled MachuantZu
mountain ana vicinity. Small bodies Of
Russian infantry attacked. but they
were repulScd.
Before abandoning Songchin in north
eastern Corca. Jan. "A. the Russians
burned all :heir stores.
1t is thought that the Russians intend
to abandon all operations i'll northeast
crn Cortd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
WEEKLY SANITARY REPORT
Shows the Manchurian Ahmy to be in
General Healthy Condition.

Russian Army headquarters. Huan
Mountain. Fen. J-(Delayed in trans
inission.b The weekly reports of the
Sanitary department CT infectious dis
eases is III as showing the good health
I the Manchlrian army. These reports
show for the week If Jan. Il:
Dyscntary lit cases typhus Of all
kinds No. cases: influenza. l@> cases: re
.-iittcnt fever % cases: s: berian plague
II cases. Pink eye u cases: diarrhoe1.
-o' cases; smallpox. / cases: measles,
one case
regarding typhuS, only four cas"s
developed among soldiers at the front.
the remainder 1eing among troops that
nave inst arrived.
Careful sanitary measui Is are tn-
forced in IL sections of the army. All
tht troops are supplied with warm
quilts and clothing and from 81 to Is
Per cent. Of each company have felt
boots. TIL provisioning arrangements
are good. even the outpostS receiving
warm focd twi..e uaily. TIL, only weak
spot appears to be the difficulty of
lrompt supply of fuel and forage.
The Japanese lately lave shown
feverish activity in the construction of
rev trenches. reduubtS and abatis es-
recially eastward Of the center. indi-
eating that they fca. another rude II
advance.
General Ronn"nkanpff' 5 command is
operating in the direction of Sloayr and
Schantan and have driven in the adj
vance lines Of the japanese. forcing
them back to the Taitsc river.
All is quiet along the front, except
for occasional sentry shots and can
runaGing directed against japanese
working parties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
GOV. LlGHTSHIP
In Danger in Ice Floes in Buzzards
Bay.

Newport. u. l.. Feb. 6.-The govern
nent lishtship. bound for Nantucket
shoals which became imprisoned in tn"
ice Of Nishaum point. BuZZards bay.
late sunday night. succeeded in moving
Il short distance at daylight. but did not
improve her position ana, early MONDAY
fore noon. the government wireless tel
ograph station at the torpedo static.
here received i message asking that
help be sent. The message follows:
Inside Dumping light. in dangerous
position. Send captain of lightship
tender Az;tlcia to help"
Upon receipt of this message the gun
boat Hist WAS immediately ordered TO
go to the assistance of the lightship
and 4 message was sent to the captain
OF the AIalcia to proceed at once 10 the
all Of The Iightship.
Dunpling light is about iV" miles
north of Mishaum point ana is Well in
sile r5uzzHrdS bay. At the torpedo sta
tiun it is understood that the danger to
the lightshp is mainly due to the direc-
ton of the wind which is driving i'll
shore ut the point where the vessel finds
herself
The ice embargo here was partially
broken Monday. by the Jamestown
steamer ConInicut which forced a pas
sage to hri wharf after a two hours
shrugged The channel opened ty the
steamer enabled the launches belonging
10 the torpedo station ana a number Of
other boats To move about the hdrbor.
Shining. however. is still tied up. but
the ice appears To be- breaking up. 1t
4, l.trore vessels To
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
LITTLE BIRDIE" CAUGHT.
Police Believe They Have the Per-
petrators of Several Robberies.

Chicago. Feb. Elm the arrest of
"liiIdle" Brook <, alias Spears, a 10
year old coloi"d girl. he police believe
they have Sold most Of the mysteri-
Gus hu.elari-s that nave taken place in
Hyde Park and W."dlaNn residences
this winter. The method used by the
"w"man burglar" was Ia hire out as Il
WasherWoman FOR 1 few days. The
sight after she left. tie house would be
fled of jcWelry. In The room where the
Sirl WAS found was 4 quantity of stolen
property. TIL" EiggcSt robbery with
which the police believe the girl was
connected, involved property worth
$1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
ONLY 200 JAPANESE
Are Now Stationed at Liaoyang Al.
though 5000 Are CHARTERED Nearby.

Sacha tum. ManChnri;t, Feb 5.-tDelaycd
III tranSmiSSion).-Chin arrivals her
report that the only Japanese force AT
Lao Yang is composed of 2H Scndarmos
and police, though 5000 troops are quar-
tered in nearby villages. The higher Off
GERS live at the railroad station whore :,
large commisSa rat and ammunition drnot
has been established. Huge quantities of
rice hSh. sugar. etc. are stored there
The railroad from Port Arthur to Lao
anS Is intact Ten trains of II wagons
each are running both ways daily
The second railroad which the Japancse
are constructing from the lalu river ii
Lao Yang Is not completed. hui the Jap
aneSe IN the meanwhile have built a mar
row guaGe road for horse traction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
AT A STANDSTlLL.
Advlces From Manchuria Show Little
Actual Fighting.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 6.-Mlitary OPP
erations in Manchuria continue at Il
staudstill No importance is attached
by the war office to the Japanese move
ments on the Russian center and left
which are regarded as merely dm"n-
STATIONS.
GENERAL Heisman, 2 war critic. ex-
dressed the opinion that the Russians
are not likely to surrender the posi-
tons captured north Of Sandepas and
that a series of encounters there will
probably continue until the weather is
favorable fer Il general advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
GOVERNOR RESIGNS
Deschamps Threatens Revolution It
Other Officials Do Not Resign.

Turks Island. Bananas Feb. 6.-Ac-
Cor,ling to ADJ 'es received here from
san Domingo under date Of February
;. General trSp"dcs. governor of Pu"-
to Plata. has resigned and gene to P"r-
to Rice.
The CIv.I" Line st amer Cherokee,
which will I.Iv" nero. tomorrow. will
cary protes; against the United
Stlt"s-Santo Domingo pnt"l 70 IN"
United states congress from Former
Vice President DcschdmFs "f Shnl"
Domingo and his followers U"W hereD
whc say they are disposed to resort T"
arms ia further any Of thtir cause ana
remove the present government OF SAN
+, Domingo if it does not resign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
EMsEZZLED S4610
oe"nls Carroll is Arrested in Boston
On Serious Charge.

o.. "'S'"h Feb. 6.-DenuiS II. Carroll.
-, ''"rS old WAS arrested. tonight.
Sru with the embezzlement of
N'lo. from the firm of Jordan. Marsh
,. N"hpany, of whom he has been
1'en entplnye for several years.
"IIoll worked III the bookkeeping de-
,,, ''''eht Of the store and has alleged
"u,l"hs extended over a period OF
~ nuns. The police are working on
er,, "eorE that Carroll had Il confed-
'deplify. '''' 49,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
KING BUFFALO KILLED
Mckinley Became Vicious and Keepers
Were Afraid Of Him.

Franklin. ~ H.. Feb. G.-Th" famous
buffalo Mckinley. king Of tn" h"ri At
the Corbin game preserve. has been
killed.
Mckinley had been exhibited in seV-
eraI parts of the country with other
members of the herd. He WAS ON" OF
the finest specimens now in existence.
but il WAS necessary to Kill nm ne
cause he had grown ugly. His keepers
were afraid Ia 90 near him ami i was
decided Ia shoot him before he did amy
damage
He has been sold for beef.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
BNEE DIES
Kennedy and Wife Sent to Jail tor
His Murder.

Pittsburg. "a, Feb. 6.-Howard NJ.
Elmer. the Young tcl graz her who was
shot seven times. yesterday. by James
&. Kennedy. iir'! today Kennedy ana
his wife wee sent To jail. the former
charged with the shooting and the wife
with being an accessory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Amateur Billiard Tournament Pro
crossing Smoothly in Chicago.

hrdG". Feb. t-'The probabilities.
oOlA't are that Edward Cr"in of Chi
,"2'. will withdraw from the amateur
""'i"td tournament for The NATIONAL
championship noW playing II the Chi
'dEo Athletic Club.
lhEee matches were played. today.
"'t 'eaults being IS follows
W. II. Sigourney defeated ]. e.
Stark. 500 to IL.
T. I. Gardner defeated {. =. Norris.
'"o 20 AS.
hArIes Ihreshie defeated {. :.
Sthmitt. SEQ ia M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
kURoPATKlN REPORTS
That Russians Do Little Repulse Act
at Santaitse.

st. Prtprebrrg. Feb. G-TrlegraphnG
,n,i,.r d.,tn IL Fen. ). Gen. I\uropatkin rel
ports as follows.
taitsa i, miles southwest OF SihCn bav.
Tn IananeSe a. Saniaitse ana Sa"da
mons we're repulsed The Russian losses
We're insignificant.
alone The line to Chuanchuantsr today.
several of their batteries advanced but
The Russian artillery repulsed them.
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ASSEMBLY OF MOBILES
Calls on Car And Offers CongratuIa :
tons on Birth of An Heir.

ST Petersburg. Feb f.-Thc assembly or
the nohIcs Of st. Petersburg TODAY adopt
cd AZ address t. Emperor Nichulas cun
graduating him on th' birth Of the heir
to til" throne and assuring him If til"
confidence of The nation The address AZ
Scr;s that the union between thu auto
cracN monarch ana his devoted n:ltinn is
uuShakrE hy recent events at home ana
ah,Mrd: points out that officials and
statesmen cannot solve all questions and
hegS His Majesty to permit ot Representa-
tiVc.~ ut tn" Who'll, people,, particijrltin.; in
the Il GlSIatlnl on government measures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
500 GOVERNMENT TROOPS
Start for Cordoba to Suppress The In
surrection.

E,noS Ayrcs. FcV. 6.-tolnncl G;tlaza
li> stared Tor CurGnba with $40 GOV ern-
m"ut troops. It is stated that Col. Della
c:JZ commanding the artillery there. has
i""n killed. AID that the leaders of tn"
h.~urrr' ti"n Al tordnlGI have offered to
submit "n the condition that their lives
l." SIarci.
Preside mt oUintana has replied. hoNeN-
fr mat their surrender must he unCOudI-
tuNdl ana that tn" courts Will decide this
lat" of the rrNulUtionIStS
tn" II iuNpurt Santa CRUZ has sailed
lnr n" outer harhur with political priS
nNlIS-
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THE FLATHEAD INDIANS
Are Holding Secret Session to Solve
Settlement uestion.

Ms>nula. Mont. Fen. 6 An inpor
tant council Of Flathcad Indians is in
progress on tin" reservation near this
city. While the opening deliberations
are secret, i is known that the open
ing Of the reservation for settlement
is under discussion.
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A Business Deal.

Austin. Tex. Feb. Ga syndicate Of
Boston men. headed by George Fred
Williams. has closed j deal for the pur
chase of three smelters. II gold and
silver mines and 100000 acres of land
in Mexico.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
Snow in New York.

Albany y Y, Feb. "a heavy snow
storm which began early last night. pre-
walls this morning throughout the north
eastern Fart OF the state. Through trans
from, the north and west are flom two to
three hours late hut those from the south
are about on time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07
A PAPER TODAY
Boston American Issues g. Page Pa
per on Anniversary of the Fire

Baltimore Feb. 6.--Thc Baltimore Amer
lean today occupied its new history build
ing from which ii will issue 3N-lago pa
per. tomorrow morning. as i memorial of
the great ire which occurred in Baltimore
Feb. T. 1901
Tie American is the first Eitimor"
newspaper ~ erect ana move into 4 new
building in the burned district. the
achievement hring du" a. III" enterprise
Of its publishers hud "dit"r-in-rnicf. Gen
rril Felix ACnus The structure will be
one OF the most imposing and costly in
the business district of Baltimore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07

war offices information indicates no
change whatever in Tile headquarters,
staff in MarchuriI ana that ;hr departure.
OF Gen. Gripei.berg for st. Petersburg j.
due To illness.
The version Of the departure of Gen
now given III the best inform
ed unofficial circles is that the general
left the front because he exceeded Gen
uropatkin's orders ir pushing beyond
SandcIaS ana ncpd1eSSly sacrificed thouS-
andS OF men. This led l\uropatkin to de
mand Glipenberg's recall.
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LOCOMOTIVE FlREMEN
Talk Over GRIEVANCES With Gen. Man.
ager in hiIedelphia.

Philadelphia Feb "a delegation Of 10
cum"tiv" nremcn headed hv Vice Master
{. y. Wilson at the Brother hood of Loco
motiv" Fircmrn. called ON Cen Mgr Al
tcrbUrN of tn" PENNSYLVANIA Railroad to
discuss alleged minor grievances. TO-DAY.
beSihrS those recently settled. Auothr..
conference Will he held