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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-19
DEATHS.

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,Rnn,o'r ,..,.1', Ts.,s.' .,n,... >: :T:..HS asS.;
a-a 10 sacnthS
Notice u nsas,.i ~ir' - s,vsa late.
rAmEfxxa, TsS,s,., r.,.s .1Sss IT,, !, :: =;
.if. e, 6, 4 i,.i'sy .ns s i.;!iss ao,s.r ,s'ss q
Has ana .ah- Nertnas and sss,rr &C J. /.
Ass'iire ana Ms c. HasA:rS.
fuu-rsl Oil tAks plaes srcra family rsssas~cs
sr n - n,i- Rosary CAxrrA. sAenes T.
Calvary csm.s,cry
<crssea ~as a rsmNer ef iapesia; Circle.
NJ -. o' the r ~ &
.Ept7'-Glsn Een tnssas s7 q 4 n
Ecoa Jr All Atesasi. ScSa-
Funeral 'r7-u Wagner va:eraSsne-ror-a
80 iiH Owe ssrseI sss.sy, August n. Q, I:
s'~sceh p N.
MEiSEicHs-r1:er,a ,s;a rest. .: Ie&to.a
..i.: n.ssT,.s.: ..l.., :, 9. e.. jo:sss a.is-
HiSss h and polser , c Hs.sr.sss r.
vss.psAl Saturday ~ . q n .r,-a e.m.,v
sxss1snce.
METIxxAS-oa rfsiay, Azsc.. .. rss. q,
srs.. a. ::' ss. .sts.T der ~ - ss,,s M H,fxi
Essssesss sass Rssas.s,. sssossj- wife q ~
ga s s,,nsss. - Is. 's' Is. Z 3 ,..,s S:.: ss:
asa . Aaya
rnssai Utf saks riars % 1se3ay Ausxss
q. q . - seviess - tss,y ksaasy c>zrsA.
sAsaeo - CAsyafy SEseery. Relatives seA
ssssoA - INVITED e attend
laoDernI-Iss fssssa! esrv:ees as Nr y
q Ac1o4ua. Oleo u CNfeoei ~ MOAaeso
aaa IDeeAR - 0rN I. q xSst. 0a h< A>1
O. o. Aaify -sssass~e. Nc % FssssasS sss-
N.Y. q &mfnrday. Aggsss . os q. Tr4-c.an
o. sASs eane0 hsss>S. laserE,sea Vsivate
SeeYanauvse 80 Ss~raseA. Pa sss Iona
C,sy. u. pasaso pasass c.ey
RHIlEyleaarssA ssss sese - Yssaav
AsGune - - q 3 .. n. 9sha p 0sS0sy.
.. .. - - vssarss xasssPs O0uA sAsnes
- OsvsU c@ssy.
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The transportation csfcialq oe ire XlsecuSi
Pacific. vito we're In session ias the S,aeheSn
H0;ei. Gnis,ed their t.is:n-sN ye.t.rdsy and
dts used the various techas$Al peohSsno at
;raa-par,aSicn and arranged. Ss The Republic
uas., Q: local sreaSst At !oag cistaacss-
w. n Jones hzs been spp-tn.sf sutsia-
t~-ient % :rsnss-cffzsipa for .ne CARaGt. In
.s,arax.,,is sri louisville RAILWAY. With hAod-
Ssar,srs .: Lafayette. Ind.
-Tr- a-ca..an- Toy~ks ara Santa - Raj.
~py system Offers ey--r.al rssso Go CA1ycA. ia
atIo Wfns.o9 ARD H.ibruok foe she snake
dance asa sthes peculiar csrsnse'ss a The
Ir-sls fnaian. IRE Ncki saahs dance Otll
taIs pSoeo "a Nooiay. August y.
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JaOes Ga0Aeel Pleaded 110oeeo Ol
wife ss1 C1soSeA Aboor6
Alton Limited.

EEFtEfIC SFEs1A.A
Lincoln. Ill. Aug. S.-JAmes Ga-nbrel OF
Lincoln Yesterday :sad the privilege cf
being the o.iy Passenger ua th- Alton 0
new riiiio.i-deilAr limited tran. outside Of
the on, .A!s accompanying the train The
Rev limited &c1SeS At stations along she
route. while citizens Sere allowed to yss>
through and INSPECT the equipment
While the tfAtI xas 81 WayLsSysiie Mr.
SsAmbGei received . telegram taat his wife
0As III He PLEADED with Conductor Glnai-
ley 70 - allow ed 10 come 10 Lincoln aith
h.,,, ea, cas- REFUSED tie :i,e.. appealed
10 George J, CeAr.toa. The general agent.
Who granted TIE request. 0ansbrci Was
hurried into Lincoln. where he found a
handsome bAhy tcy awaiting him
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THEBES BRIDGE TRAFFIC
MAINTAINS GOOD VOL lUllE

Since the Thehes bridge vas put into
and passenger trains have crossed It. This
Is an average Of 11s month or twenty.
four day. During the summer the traliic
has been large. notW outstanding conditions
Of the season and the neaness Of the en-
terpriSe. and II has been practically the
same each month. From September
there vii! be a greater movement Of trains
The tsari!c has been a. follows: Freight
trains: April. from the 18th to the :ist. :ssD:
May. as: June. 49, and July. 60 Pas
~: May, aV: June. cN and July 10
Freight cars. loaded: April. $3.50: Nav. t.
90: June. N.0U. and July. i3oc,. Freight
cars. empty: April. l.sU: May. LeeV: June.
1850 and July 6..U1
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EfI' I iIsiC StEAlAIS
New York. Aug. A-A000G DE a..
rivals 1t the hoee!s hsrs to-6sy are the
following from Missouri:
r vsris ES Ct CT. IN
.srf; G n, csosinssr. Nh =. Hanss:i, NI Ne.
iapsa.' sasr' Nc jss..S e. ss. n,.. Ms: ssT %;e
E,is, o;:na raics: 3 L. KOsi:s .al Hs:.
u; Read q. <. Eysns Manhattan: y. ..
!. T. r.ui<s s G,,,.v! Ae"f We. N'afs"s; so.: n,::
Mis. l. sh.rp. Gil.ey: A Mamiison BrosdS.y
Williams. , ,, a; MsIni;,on. k: Williams.
nacs; & in:,h Av:aus; Y 6 ErnaI. 81 Dents:
n .',n'insn':i: r W. r.tisr.sa snj MI.. Fsits.:
SaId; T q: kutisdsc, Holland: {: 3 NaspS1
msn Marlborough.
Kan.a. O,y. J. X. cr.yena. Martha
tMST,n,nSon; Hstfsij and MA hssfs!d.
Nsinars. Hotel As,n. Miss 4. G. Burke, VIC
torta-
s. Joseph-Miss Furlons Herald sausra
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SEEK TO STOP BULL fight.
san Diego Citizens Prepare Peti-
tion to President Diaz.

0Aa DseGo. Aug. 1s.-Petitions ass beins
circulated In this city. ADDRESSED 70 Presa.
alton In preventing bun aehts at ria,usna,
just acSnss the bu90ee from San Diego
AZ Q hull Asht iaSe Sunday four bulls
we're Killed and tWu horses were - badly
SN0 psople sav the exhISitIba. the ma 5or-
tty q them Americans. and many of theas
have expsessed . willingness - dgn thu
Aoosher AeAt b advertissd for next Sun.
day, a0d sefonG e9ost0 wtu b made "a
SeOO tt.
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nao~oss o. .. =. seweal.

Aurora. No. AuG. 40. n Srxel sho
ssnttl T,sesiAy OrAs SgpertnteatsS, of the
ex~ White k;v-r division cf the A:aourt
Esridc Ussh ossscas here, UAs rendered Q
Srea, banquet tonight b. his former rllii-
rad associates HI J. White. IN behalf OF
sh~ latter psSSrsted MIN 9iis a diamond
RSA The AOuosSbls n T. Davis. in BE-
Utsh . handsome c2s-g:Ass wAtss sc.Stee.
NJ. 6eUel states shRs Re has sos yet
Aecepted . po4tica 9fsA another cc.m
psny. ~ stated IN to-dAy's metropolitan
pAoeTf. hasa Utu eoosadeP tie pgoou06assca
sN feU dAyA
rhe saD>Ffnsenaents and other odfce3 %
thts 6.ssaeon Are ssiu to b tesA.oea here.
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oAlfD- IL Aug M-fA.s city : ccie-
ersttas to-nagAs u coeseaaes.cs ef the De-
e:ssSo q TIE e0caA!s ef the ChjcAEo aad
tA< PSssco eySscD. Go FeDoSe ia q: Eno
sAoVs - tAfs ptAce-
\ toonl co0msstee- 9th the essssenn.
he14 . pvAee Drestxe at the CuvrShnsee
iasl Nsoday Eaghs. vAen Dle0 Vos sae-
ereSNd % vureAaR IL EeccoasY yseSa
81 usy f1e III saiar0aA- l60 Sect 49, ~
tUo Okio tooG 0U0o0o - - - Hoe1
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0osllsSssa's Sew Fsasa.

In recognition OF the growing importance
Of st. kOuis-kanAis City business. the
burlington route has determined 70 pro-
vide for IL the same high class esluipgnent
which heretofore has only been offered
tied trains. and announces the inAueurA-
ton Of such service on August IS. on
w.ich date 1t - n. m. the neW Buritng-
ton Limited will leave st. Louis Union
Station for Kansas City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-19

aiaa Canal Commtss1oa. Washinasoa. D. q.
J.!Y q ,ss: sealed p'cees.i- "a srielie.tc
sion. W..h:nston. p e; nn!;l :, ;. = m. xu.
n puh!,c. for fnsnish:nR steam hammers. "a
dial. drtllA erindse bo.s:s snd yI1s-cussins
ara f,,ii infurrnaiioa nay Be chsained fFem this
osaes % the cshces cf The Assistaet Purchasing
tom ho,sse Nev osissna La: = Nev No.ssoss-
evy ssrset. San FSsneiseo. Cei. ana - Cnam.
HSr os Cnmmsgce T1eoma. wasA a!ap from
ChisS QuaTte1ssaSees. DepeSsmere Of the iHisS
CSiraso end ~ cos0nefcial ciuh. Mobile Az.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-19
DENVER DEP0sIT0RS Ask
AREcElveR FOR BANK.


Denver. Aug 1A-Attosney Edwin n
die. . suit In the District Court to-day
ask1ne for the appointment Of . receiver
70. tie Denver Savings Bank
Fraud coraivance. disregard OF the
ani Illegal psesereuce for eeSsatn 6spost.
turs ca the raTt OF the bank's o0beefj ere
the alieeAttuos IN the complalna
Il Is cAsrecs that Leonard y. lmhO0e0
ara associates obtained from TIE task
on qsessscnabie securities loans aegrtGas-
sne SexNo.
IN eOneeaoence q the sun . oecoa1 ~
o. the hank UAs stayte6 TO-DAY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-19

A hsneas peffoeDance vas gives b ~
Hoe.uers 0as4ea ~ AF0eaal streee an1
Eires HtGhWAy boulevard lAae nielE shG
ITisA pay. -Kashieea Aaveare<a" IeinG
sa1Eed by ths Ava Dsaaatio Cub l0tth
sSsie rc1e. Snass n 0oeite. laG-ue0e dQ1s
ard Ugtae 6oncing vefe o0So8 ~ ~
0puo q - UeuBo0A -.
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Railway EaRnaaen.

New York. Aug. iA-Railroad earnings
reported to-day:
Chicago Great weesefn-Seeo0d Week Avg,sse
SE.s:a inc.sAss. 81. !ss Ffosn July l. SSsi. .>s5:
Increase. eleV.Gc.
Chicago Terminal TSansfer-Second Week An.
fss;, s. -: iEcrsa<e. $S.s7s. From July J.
IN. .ssS. Increase. eIl, sis
Denver and Rio Grande-Seeord vosk An.
gSss; 1855 is: increass. S:ss~. From July l.
in;esn.;,on.' and ND Great Eos!hsn-asss.a
January l. ss.Cs. ~: Increase. Ss7Sisa.
Minneapoi:s and St L,ui.-Ssconi Weeh A.
gust. ts..5.i: tncrease. 1la. ~ From Juiy 1
U.s. sss. Increase. sSl. SIS
Missouri. Kansas and Texas-Seccnd week
AUGUST. t3sStas. increass. SJ.Xl. Fsom July L
o. .s'.Ss:: Increase. SIS. .s..
ses: decrease. s.o.cs'. ffom july / tEs sl:
increAse. StlS.:lS. CSnsrAl hSanch-Seonni week
Ausu<s. e>s-DS. Increase. Sis.NS. Ffom July l.
3i4s.o<.: ;EcEeas-. -. s.s
Texas and Pact::c-S.cend Wesk August SlsA.
81. decrease. s.a IS. From January ]. E..ts-
tss. increase. Slss.sN
Western Maryland q, Jms--6rasA sHeNs:
iacfeaso. Me-; s1: decreaee S.i- 90.
Mex S;-ss;.S5s: Increase. S':.s<s.
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secured by the committee along the line
cf the road. north Of the station.
Senator G. T.. Hull. Mayor 4. L. Nc
Mackin and T. s. Marshall went to Chi
cOmpany's office this morning the right
Of way was rendered and accepted.
The following telegram was received by
President H3w;er Of the Business Mems
Association this afternoon: Chicago. ILL.,.
Aug. 1s-Sa!efn gets the shops. No nea
conditions. (Signedp T. =. Marshall"
CONSTRUCTION Of the new shops will BE-
Gin in Z; very short time. as the commit
tee Is verv anxious To be in running or
der before winter. Real estate prices have
already CONNIE need TO advance.
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Many OF thu members Os tho Wholesale
Dry Goods Clerks Association Of st.
Louis participated in AZ excursion on the
s;ean-r city OF Providence Lass night
leaving the foot ~ Olive street at y,
O'Clock A enjoyable time vas had.
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= Is .h'Iesx 1cxoe.v

school the highest
Organized
En-. efa. Sss ss,Sss':ly s:'ssS sssss
WITH
n.,,o, Hoo .CA1AlSSC1 AND 1gIl m1cona1.e1 ADoaess
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smith ACADEMY

Has prepared many boys for the Collsnl
Uneves.easeS ~ Well ~ for hsslDsaa Boys
Regular examinations September 1S, g q
handsomo new building on WIN0G03E01 Il
JeGue OF see principal any day at old Aca0em
c0ARl9D ..
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New School for s.. Louis
New Modern Building Eauipmsa& ceener Dslmar
van0eveateG
Browns Business co1eGo

and ventilation ideal, etrong facult
Business. Shorthand and PrepaSator
advantages. at less expense. than
Browns BOOKLET mailed fre0L Add
Browns Business College. corner
81 Louis, Missouri.
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FIVE ANIMALS BURNED.
Ferry House ar! Contents Destroyed
at Rumford FaIls--$fC00 Loss.

Rumford Falls Me. Feb. 3.-The old
Ferry house and contents. barn con-
tanning valuable farming implements.
horse. two COWS and two pigs We're
burned in Il $1,000 fire at Rumfurd
Point. early Friday morning. This was
the property of Alvin Goddard. There
is no Insurance.
MI. Goddard is at HutchinS Camps.
Ellis river. ana Ms. Goddard. am
adopted son. Charles Thompson, aged
l3. and her TIVE children We're at the
mouse. Mr.. Thompson built the liz"
about : O'Clock ~ dthcn went to tn"
Iarn to do his rh"Ees. When HC re
turned - half hour lItcr, tn" I'll ~ th"
house was ia ilnnrc%. u" trMls"d H."
ldmily ANA thcN escaped Win diticnljy
and Wr.'c uniuiurrI.
The Mind was blowing Il sal" an!
when help arrived it was too latc t"
save Tie buildings ~ contents amt
every effort was given to keep the fire
from buildings nearby.
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THE CAR RElENTS?
People May Have Voice in Russian
Government.

London. Feb. 3.-The st. Petersburg
core spoh,!cnt of the Telegraph sends
the following remarkable statement:
IN Il few days We shall witness a
POLITICAL transformation scene as thor
ouEhiy amazing as anything Il modern
ir,ntnmime or ancient fairy tale can
offer. The cHptiveS who languish in
O., IL, in the fortress will he released
and their miSdcmcauors will he for
soften. The press will be allowed to
speak freely.
Later GOV. Gen. Trcroff will he sent
10 Mauchuia and in ten days a brand
NOW representative chamber will be
created under the magic wand Of NJ.
"" Wittc. Hnd "A new era of prosperity
VIII begin FOR the Russian people That
is the latest item of the political pro-
gram. am enabled to vouch for its
accuracy"
The correspondent ascribcs the de-
and NJ. Yermolon. minister Of agricul-
tule and state domains. He relates
a scene that occurred when the latter
Lad an audienc" with the Car.
III" minister told his majesty that
the present system Of government had
"utiired its usefulness. He declared
that IT would be impossible hence
forth to carry on the business Of the
empire without the assistance Of the
Russian people.
The Car hercupon interrupted and
SHARPLY reDrimanded the minister for
his "hnpertinence." NJ. Yermolof an
sW"rcd that. having discharged his du-
tN. he was at His Mnjestys service.
Nirhclas then lost his self-control and
only recovered his normal serenity af-
CONTINUED on page 49,
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BRADSTREETS.
Cold Weather Hampers
General Trade Conditions
Market Has Been Cversold
With Short Covering.
Cotton Unsteady and Key to SpccuIa-
tive Siuatlon-Business Fairues.

New York. Feb. !, BladStreet's State
Of Trad, viii say. tomorrow:
widespread cold weather hampers
trade in ucrrly iii lines thus REGARDING,
but not entirely checking the opening
Of spring distributions. Except III few
cases. however, notably transportation
and mining. Industry displays rather
less tn IN sc.tS"4uhlr Interference.
While tile situation Elay be said to
SAVIOR rather Of PROMISE than perform
arcr it is To- h. noted that the South
which has to.u ant is suffering from
tn" depression i'll cotton, shows 4 ratl.e:'
better tone, thi:; week coiIcid.-nt with
al advance IN cotton prices and reports
that tn. cotton movement grows RAJ her
than lessons.
The dry goods trad, still SHOWS h 81
tdtion in ID" cotton goods branch. At
New York, buyers are still cautions
and slow to take h"ll, drctding later
price Deductions Triut cloths are more
active, hoy eyer. White ana wash
goods when may bc disposed of in
Clcariuc" sales note chief acti"ity WITH
Eostnn jnhhrIs. SEINE reductions il
cotton prices Hrr mutrd. Wooden goods
meet with cu. rurdgiuS trade 1T leading
Eastern ccut'rS. I,4St"rn shoe manu-
facturers report fair orders, but ship
mcmts are smaller than i year ago.
Woolcns ana Wor$tcds are in better in
quiry and the heavy weight season
promises " n. Wool IS quiet. but firm
here. London WOOL SHE prices were
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. Feb. 3.-The weather
east of the Rocky mountains continues
to lie dominated by AN area of high
pressure that still persists in North
Cc,tral districts. Cold weather with
zero temperatures continues in the
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys
ard the Northwest and lower tenpera-
lures with snow or slcet are reported
tonight, III the South.
There will be snow, Saturday, ana
proba bly, Sunday, south of tie Ohio
and eastward TO the Atlantic.
The winds along the Atlantic coast
Wlll he fresh morthcnSt' 10 north.
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BREAKS DOWN.
Mrs. Rogers for First
Time Shows Emotion.
Tears Course Down Cheeks at
Reading of Reprieve.
Removed from Death Chamber and
Lives in Hope Of New Trial.

Windsor, VT, Feb 3-Mrs. Mary NJ
Rogers, the convicted murdcrcss OF her
husband. broke down today. ana \y,,r
for the first time since her arrest nearly
three wears ago. Even when arrested.
convicted and SENTENCED to die Oh ill.,.
g;llows the woman had never displryed
any sign of emotion. Yesterday. when
High Sheriff Henry II. Peck Informed
the woman that Gov. He'll had granted
Il repricvc Of four months, she received
the glad news with 4 stoical ilditlcr-
cncc, although she thanked the shrr-
if fur BRINGING The III, ssagc and said
tll.tt COY. Fvll Was a good man.
Today, however, the Woman realized
kccnly the meaning of Gov. BELLS STAY
of execution and when Sheriff Peck
r",,d the death warrant to Ter ANA inn
mcdidte!y afterwards read tile re-
r"ieVe, Mrs. Rogers eyes filled with
tears and she was 50 overcome with
emotion that She was unable to speak
With the reading Of the relri,vp BY
he sheriff ANA the receipt By Prison
superintendent O.kcS of Instructions
regarding Tie care ANA treatment of
he rrisCnrr the Rogers case is end
ed for the present. When the supreme
court conVcncs in Nay The Woman'S
attorneys Nill ncti;ion for q ;lcW trial
On Til" ground pi nrNlY elise ove,e ed "vi-
drnce. Ii their c,itinu is granted ana
Mrs. Rogers should ;iG.,in he convicted
Of nIdr,i,l' in q! first degree She could
ret y" cN"cutcfi for another two years.
as hv the Nernrut statutes session
"f the LEGISLATURE must be held be
ON ti.,,y h..
death sentence. This is in order to give
the prisoner 4 chanre for either par
don or = C0nomutati"n OF s"utcntC. as
tn" power both On pardon and c"inrnu-
ti1iNn tests With tie LEGISLATURE.
Should the supreme court refuse t"
grant 4 new Trial il is possible tia;
Ms. Rogers Will pay the death penal
-. June ,.
The messenger bearing the reprfeva
Of Mary NJ. Rogers. the convicted Ben
pin.ton nIurdcresS from Gov. Pril to
High Sheriff H. H. Peck 1T the state
risOn here. arrived early Friday fore
noon. His coming MI Al oud Nh fha
anxiety which the sheriff Had fnIt in
view of the possibility tint the re-
rricy" might not reach him before
O'Clock i'll the afternoon. which wus th..
time limit for the rxtcU;ipn 81 Mrs.
Eu..rS.
Tie messenger. Clutches T. Wnl,crs.
Secretary Of civil ar,. military Aft; .irs
Of the state, reached here before
"rl""k. Sheriff Peck Was Waiting for
him at the railroad station and at his
hands rcreived the official document.
Mr.. Walters also brought Il letter 49,
Il 10 b.s11
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IN EIGHT ROUNDS.
BarcIey Connolly Wins Easily from
Reed in Berlin.

Eerin y. H.. Feb 1.-The referee in
the bout. tonight. between Barclcy
Connolly Of Portland and Joe> Reed of
Lynn. scheduled for i rounds. stopped
the contest i'll the eighth. in order to
save Reed.
Tie fight, which was before the Pa
per City Athletic Club was quite even
for the first three rounds. but after
that the Portland man had everything
his own way.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTY.SECOND SESSION.
SENAT E.

Friday. February 3, 1903.
Senate called to order by the Presl-
dent.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Livingston of
Augusta.
journal of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
Papers from the House disposed of
in concurrence.
on motion by Mr.. Pike of Washing
ton. bill AN act to amend sections -
ana PA of chapter Il of the Revised
Statutes, relating To the mill fund ana
school tax which came from the
House referred III that branch 10 the
committee on taxation. was tabled tor
NriMting. ncnding reference.
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Strike in Mons.

Mons. Belgium. Fen. About 14.oO1
cal miners struck. today. They de
maud higher wages.
The national congress Of miners will
met shortly to discuss a general strike
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Warsaw, Russian Poland. Feb. s.
Serious disorders broke out, Friday
morning. at Lodze. 10 miles from War
SdW. where 25.000 men are striking.
Some of the employees of a lace factory
.ttcInpted to return to work and the
II maindcr fol tIbly prevented them. A
strong military patrol was summoned
and :.ttuc.;ed and fired at the strikers
re-! .ortcd over the telephone that the
FIRING was continued at l o'clock, Fri
day afternoon.
STRIKES We're started. Friday morn
iE% III the coal districts Of DcmbrowI
ana SuSne,Vich. Ii is feared they will
nave serious effect ON the Industrial
si:,ptinn generally. Warsaw, Lode
ANA other important manufacturing
otMters being entirely dependent for
their coal supply on these districts.
According to the best information OBJ
tainublc tie official list of persons
killed during the disturbances here
contains over 500 names in addition to
many unidentified bodies lying at the
receiving vault in the cemetery. The
latter viii bc buried. tonight.
\ group uf soldiers outside a liquor
store. last night fired on passersby
without warning. killed Il shopkeeper
and wounded another man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
FAIR WEATHER..

Washington, Feb. 3.-t'orccast for
Saturday and Sunday for New Eng
land: Fair, Saturday, except snow on
the south coast; Sunday, fair, fresh
west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
Legal Affairs.

BY Mr. Sturgis of Cumberland: Pc
tition OF Sewall T. Fowler ana l. 9TH
erS. praying for special committee to
investigate the non enforcement Of the
prohibitoTy law in Cumberland county.
BY Mr.. Stetson of PenObscot: Bill.
An act to amend chapter 266 of the
Iublic laws Of 1928 rs amended by
chapter 12S of the public laws of 1899
and by chapters 159 and l61 of the
rublic laws Of 1901 and 81 hptrr 13 an
ID OF thu. public laws Of 1903. relating
to the militia On motion by the same
senator the bill was tabled for printing.
pending reference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Feb. 3.-Loc;rl forecast for
Boston and vicinity: saturday, increas-
ing cloudiness, probably fair; Sunday,
fair fresh westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
SOLDIERS FIRE.
Serious Outbreak FRIDAY
in City Of Lodze.
Strikers Are Armed and Fire
On Soldiers.
Some Want to Work and Others Do
Not-Situation in Russia.

There is no Improvement disCerible i'll
the labor situation III Poland. At
SoSnOVic,. a center of tie iron and cot
ION industries. 10000 men are Oh strike.
with the accompaniment of street para
rcS and intimaditlon ut these wOrkmen
Who lave not struck. Thu disturbance
ut LODI. where Il voliey from the SOL
licrs killed six and Wounded 40: has
not been renewed. a railway station
near ;inSnovic" MAS daStl eyed and traf-
tic Interrupted by strikers In Warsaw
the Worimcn in ~ sugar manufactures
have struck.
Maxim Gurky VIII he put on trial on
pOlitiV,ii charges. but whether before a
.'iVil ur Il military court has not been
d"icrnncd Tho assembly Of the nobili-
~ of the prorin'r Of Moscow has vot
ii to memoria:iZ the throne for an cleo
tive Legislative body. Gov. General Ire
Uuff regards the situation in St. Peters,
burg as Very satisfactory Ill health i3
assigned as the reason for the retire
Elrnt Of Lieut.. General Grippenberg
from the command Of the Second Army
in MUnchuria; his successor is Lieut..
Gen. Myloff, Il veteran OF the Turkish
campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
Gold Goes to Havana.

New York Feb. %.-The NationaI Bank
of Commerce has drawn s. o 00H gold COR
from the sub-trelSury for SHIPMENT /,
Havana, tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04
House Bills Read and Assigned.


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