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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
RUSSIANS CLAIM VICTORY.
Gen. Linevitch Presses the Japanese
Front at lulantizi.

st. Petersburg, June 16.-Gen. Line
witch in a dispatch to Emperor Nicho!-
as, dated June Is, reports that a Rus
sian turning movement forced the Jap
anese to retire from IulantiZi, June II,
after burning their supplies. Another
Russian force, June II, advanced from
the valley of the Tsin river to the vii
lage of VanlounGow, pushing back the
Japanese advance posts. The Russian
cavalry occupying Natchiesen retired
slightly nOrthward.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

Charlotte Thompson. playwright ana
press agent. is at the Brown Palace
Hotel 1t was bound to come sooner
or later-the female advance agent for
q show-because her sex has invader
nearly every calling that man mas
heretofore regarded as sacredly his
own.-Denver Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
WANTED AT BOSTON,
Alleged Stealing on 1O1 Counts from
Samuel p. Goodenouqh.

Boston, June 16.-Louis j. Trann,
VINO has been arrested in Seattle, was
indicted, last month. by the Suffolk
grand jury. He was employed as
bookkeeper by Samuel p. Goodenough,
proprietor of one of the provision stalls
at Faneuil Market. The indictment
against Urann for larceny has 1Ol
counts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

The International Telegraph Con-
struction Company has submitted a
scheme to the Postmaster-General Of
Australia for the erection of wireless
telegraph stations linking New Zealand
and Australia direct,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
Now for a Lively Sale of Wash Fabrics

PlQUES-This line is well represent
ed by the different prices from .......
...................12 .12Ia to 35c. per yd.
PETTICOATS-The kind that is
washable, made from Ginghams and
Madras ..... Soc. & 98c. each.
MllLlNERY-A lot of our highest
priced and most desirable hats marked
down. $3.50, $500, $3.50 & $500 hats,
now your choice ....... 1898 each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
Gen. Gomez at Point of Death.

Havana, June 16.-The condition OF
Gen. Gomez continues low and puisa-
tion of the heart is weakening. The
Senate. today. unanimously passed the
House measure appropriating $lOO,o0O
for the benefit of Gen. Gomez.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

There will be merry snip-rip and tear
among the wash goods tomorrow
waist patterns and dress patterns will
be cut off at lively rate. For all hur-
our stock IS immense-tOO large for
this time of the year. The cold, back
ward Spring has played havoc with the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
WlPiNG OUT SHIPPING.
russian Cruisers Making Free with
Vessels Wherever Found.

London, June 16.-The conduct Of the
Russia cruisers on the high seas is
causing great anxiety here. The Brit
ish India Steam Navigation Co. steam
er Ikhona, from Singapore for Yokoha-
ma, has been missing for a week and 1t
Is supposed that she has shared the
same fate as the German steamer st.
kilda, which was sunk by the Rus
sian cruiser Dueiper.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

SATEEES DIMITIES AND BA.
TISTES-Washable goods for dresses
and waists, 15c. and 1Sc values,
special 6Ioc.
VOlLES-Assorted Browns, Navy
and Tans. Also pretty line Of figured
Muslins, 1Sc & zoe. goods at .12Lac.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

sales books. But we will get things to
moving nOw-and will keep them SO.
New goods have been added-prices cut
to smitherings on OLD. It's business we
want-its what we will get. And it's
savings our patrons will find here.
Join m-the harvest is golden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

on the hundredth anniversary of
Schiiier's death 1l5.00O copies Of q spe-
ciai edition of his poems will be given
to the school children Of Berlin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
howard Williams. writin;

p Howard Williams. writing in praise
of formic acid as cure for malaria. says
il Is an old Matabnle remedy The Matn-
beles get it by eating spiders; MI. WI
Hams rovs that when he had malaria in
S,atabeleland dose Of two spiders cured
him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

Escaping from the recent great
earthquake. number of refugees built
themselves huts at Mandi, India A
few days later the huts were struck by
lightning and twenty-three of the oc-
cupants were killed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

The name of the Empress of japan is
. Thanksgiving" The name Of the
Crown Prince is Yoshi Hito.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06

Il conclude therefore that any law
for the fixing of rates, according to the
standard Of reasonableness, impartial
ity and justice, or any action taken by
subordinate administrative body, in
the execution of such a law, would not
be obnoxious TO article 1, section 9.
paragraph 6 of the constitution, even
if 1t resulted in dissimilar rates to and
from the ports of different States.
The views which l have expressed
may be stated briefly as follows:
Il There is a governmental power
to fix the maximum future charges of
carriers by railroad, vested in the
Legislatures of the States with regard
to transportation exclusively within
the States, and vested in Congress with
regard to all other Transportation.
-. Although legislative power,
properly speaking, cannot be delegated,
the lawE1aking body having enacted
into law the standard of charges which
shall control. may intrust TO an ad-
ministrative body not exercising in the
true sense judicial power the duty to
fix rates in conformity with that stand
ard.
g. The rate-making power is not a
judicial function and cannot be con-
ferred constitutionally upon the courts
Of the United States, either by way of
original or appellate jurisdiction.
4. The courts, however. have the
power to investigate any rate or rates
fixed by legislative authority and to
determine whether they are such as
would be confiscatory of the property
of the carrier, and if they are judicial
ly found to be confiscatory in their ef-
feet to restrain their enforcement.
''5. Any law which attempts to de-
prive the courts of this power is un-
constitutional.
''6. Any regulation of land trans
portatfon, however exercised, would
seem to be so indirect In its effect
upon the ports that 1t could not con-
stitute a preference between the ports
Of different States within the meaning
Of article 1. section 9. paragraph of
the constitution.
-. Reasonable, Just and impair
tial rates determined by legislative
authority are not within the prohi-
bition OF article !, section 9, paragraph
OF the constitution, even though they
result in varying charge per ton per
mile to and from the ports of the diff
ferent States"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06
LOVE LETTER
As AN EXHIBIT
Miss Wood Files a Note in
Court Which She Claims
Senator Platt Wrote Her
Special pispaseh to III. Call.

OMAHA, Neb., May 6.-Afiss Mae
Catherine Wood to-day procured the
issuance of an order from the District
Court In this city directing that a sum-
mons be served upon william Loeb, the
Wynne. former Postmaster General.
and J. Martin Miller, now consul at
AK La Chapelle.
This is the first legal move In the
suit of Miss Wood to recover $4,000
damages from the parties named for
having retained, according to her al
LEGATIONS. letters which she saws she
received at different times from Sena-
tor Thomas G. Platt and which she in
tended publishing in book form under
the title. THE Love Letters of a Boss. .
ants in her suit did not secure all the
letters in her possession and one is
filed as an exhibit. Miss Wood claims
that this letter was sent to her by Platt
and Offers to prove the handwriting
and signature by experts. 1t reads as
follows:
Wednesday, July 2. 1902.
Dear Beauty: have been thinking of You
and wondering how you are Drawing the world
alone. am miserable
send you book Of franks did not think
It wise to furnish the pass. 1t is TOO frank
and open. Sincerely yours. T. c.
This letter Miss Wood tonight de-
clared to be genuine
mo. thank goodness, when the man
uscript of The Lost Letters Of Boss
was gotten from me in New York not
all my letters were taken, she said to-
night. This can readily be seen by
the accompanying one which received
from Mr.. Platt. The majority of them
were taken. but still have some Of
them left
4 do / carry them around with me?
No, don't after my New York experl-
ence. The Platt letters, together with
other valuables. are IN deposit vault
in an Eastern city,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06
TOBACCO
TRUST IS
UNDER FIRE
Federal Grand jury
Is Investigating
Its Methods.
sDscial Dispatch to Tn. cali.

NEW YORK. May 5.-By order of
President Roosevelt, an Investigation
into the business methods Of the to-
bacco trust has resulted In the begin
ming Of proceedings before the Federal
Grand Jury Of the district of New York
under the Sherman antitrust law. This
became known to-day, when the Grand
Jury asked Judge Lacombe to direct
a witness Can official of a subsidiary
tobacco company to answer questions
and produce his books.
For months, 1t was developed. Henry
w. Taft. brother of the Secretary OF
War, assisted by Felix H. Levy and E..
n. Hill of Boston, all specially ap-
pointed Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorneys. have been quietly in
vestigating the trust and its subsid-
iary companies, not only in New York
City, but throughout the Union.
Independent manufacturers and deal
ers in tobacco by the score have been
asked for their testimony. Every per-
son who might have cause for COM
plant of the trusts treatment has
been questioned. and the evidence ac-
cumulated might be measured by q
bushel basket.
With the first witness, Edwin r. Hale.
secretary of the McAndrews &. Forbes
Company, one of the largest subsidiary
concerns. it became known that bit-
ter legal fight would be made. and
upon a test case in contempt proceed
ings will depend whether q score or
more of great financiers will be
called and the books OF the Companies
opened for Federal inspection. So Far
as could be learned to-day, civil pro-
ceedings to enjoin or restrain the trust
have not yet been instituted, and may
depend upon the outcome of the other
undertaking.
So quietly have the investigators
worked that not even the regular as
sistants at the Federal building knew
Of the inquiry until to-day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06
GREAT sum
VOTED IN
NEW STOCK
Issue Of s1Oo,0O0,00o
for the Union
Pacific.
Hartman Programme Is
Rushed Through With
out Opposition.
No Announcement Made as to the
Use to Be Made Of the Re-
sulting Revenue.

SALT LAKE CITY, May 5.-At the
special meeting of stockholders of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company held
to-day in Salt Lake City, the propo-
sition to issue 500, 100000 of pre-
ferred stock was approved by the
unanimaus tesof the holders of $751;
ISL shares of preferred stock and
1,119,027 shares of common stock. The
total outstanding stock is 1.0O0.O 900
shares of preferred and 1,961,877
shares of common.
Judge w. D.sCornish scf New York,
vice president Of the Harriman system,
held proxies for. all of the stock repre-
sented at to-day's meeting With the
exception of S41 shares. Joseph r.
Smith, head of the Mormon church.
who is director Of the Union Pacific.
shares were voted by two Salt Lake
City newspaper men. who held proxies
for local stockholders.
Not one word of protest against the
issue of new preferred stock was heard
at the meeting, nor was any explana-
ton offered of the purpose of the pro-
posed issue. One of the representa-
tives of the local stockholders asked
how the proceeds of the new issue
were TO De expended. HIS query was
entered on the minutes of the meet
ing, but no reply was given. With
this one exception there was no refer
ence to the purpose of the manage
ment in providing for this fund of
800, 100000.
In fact typewriter minutes of the
meeting had been prepared in advance
and were read at the close of the meet
ing. The entire programme of the
Hartman interests was carried out
without the slightest hitch or protest.
Besides Judge Cornish, w. r. Kelly
of Omaha. general solicitor of the
Union Pacific, was the only Eastern
representative of the company pres
ent. All the others in attendance were
local representatives of the Union Pa
cific
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06

ishing stocks in the further placed in
The union leaders also threaten to tie up he river
service by calling out the tugnen and thus add
warehouses Union tugmen reported that several large
chandise
learned here that President eomDs.s
executive board that they assessment the
The strike has attracted labor leaders from
francisco John L. Lennon treasurer Of the American
Federation Of Labor. also is here.
Tp GdsS IN y. 0Ts ae sc q ns banks
raising $4,000 help the chicago Empoysrs
hnd fair bank chicago. 4 such is found It is
from banks under the ban and deposit with the bank not
President Shea Of the Teamsters Union said today
IF the plan is adopted It is probable that union
take them out"
CARMEN ARE SYMPATHETIC.
The produce commission business in South Water
Of the dseusses the a.
the strike was settled An inpromptu meeting was held
but the majority s xStsS . mot to take such STEP George
Should this strike last much longer we viii all prob
e between % 5s a s5 $
pers alarmed about they
Internationa President Mahon Of the Street Railway
Mems Union to-day continued his probing the street
Il don't deny" said Mahon that there seems to
and th tying ns nD Of the
Union Traction lines have been through lot Of strikes
men strike
employees would go in under civil service reguations
What would it avail them strike and lose the
and motormen strike a sympathetic issue"
- @ ma mt noweve mat II 'ne nrsnen ana sHs
continue the leaders be able hold the street
to-day there report Union Traction
Company would make positive refusal TO the proposition
to renew agreements with the the basis OF re
duced schedule of hours OF employment
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06
PALMA STANDS
BY UNCLE SAM

HAVANA, May 5.-The effort of
Great Britain to secure a favored
treaty with Cuba has ended bylSecre-
tary of State O'Farrell and Minister
Garden signing treaty of friendship
and commerce from which favored
nation clause offered by Great Britain
had been expunged. President Palma
was unwilling to grant further advan-
tages with respect to Cuban trade sim
liar in any degree to those enjoyed by
the United States. The clause which
Great Britain purposed expressly ex-
cepted the United States in its recipro-
cal relations to Cuba, but the Cuban
Government wished to remain perfectly
free to enter into any new reciprocal
or favored nation relations with the
United States and to avoid such rela-
tionship with other powers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06
NOTED LABOR ORGANIZER
SCORES TRADES UNIONS
Says They .4re Making Tramps of
Hundreds of Young Hen.
Special Dispatch to the Can.

DENVER. Colo. May 5.-Wilham d. Haywood
tary Western Federation of Miners and
leading spirits the formation Of the Industrial
which intended to take in members OF all the working
classes that trades unions much place
this day and the pony express and the stage
coach.
Trade unions, he said ARE nothing less
labor monopoly They trusts just much the
Sugar Trusts They
supply labor in order, they think,
Through the apprentice system they making
tramps of hundreds Of by denying them the
right learn trade. They attempt to dictate to
poyers whom they shall hire and how much they shall
They do not permit employers to give young
chance better their conditions.
The American Federation of Labor people the
American Labor Union is radical II 1t
the have been holding up the
until tired of it, Haywood's
caused a sensation in labor circles.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06
CONCLUSIONS REACHED.

tion alone-can be a preference be
fueer1 norris
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06

THE THEATERs.
ALCAzAR-"when Knighthcod was
In Flower"
Hamlet"
"shamus o. Brien.''
CHUTES-vaudevilIe
cALIFORNIA-S"The Eternal Terni-
nine"
GRANDH@'A Gold Nine"
MECHANICS PAvILLON-'rMay Tes-
tiva1''
ORPHEUM-vaudevtll
TIVOLI-Comic Opera
Matinees at all theatsrs to-day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06

SEATTLE. Wash. May 5.-Fire in
the sartori building. in the wholesale
district, tonight did $4,000 damage.
The principal loss was to the Seattle
Net and Twine Manufacturing Com
pany.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-06

Chicago is expected when the merchants
make all the
the the made by Sheriff Barrett
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-30
{ DIG OS

d 10 menos una vez cada semana du'
rante un mes y en- tres sitios p6blicos
de la ciudad de Humacao para que
los interesados que SO cream con de-
recho de ser incluidos en- dicha de-
claratoria de herederos 8 hacer i'm
pugnacion q Ia misma concurran ante
esta Corte, q presentar sus alegacio-
nes en- forma ell dia IS de Abril del
corriente afio; prevlendoles que pasa-
do dicho t6rmino y oida Ia prueba
que ofrezca la parte prOnovente Sc
resolver& Ia decaratoria de herede-
ros solicitada parandoles los perjui-
clos consiguientes los que no hsgan
uso de su derecho. Extendida bajo
mi firma en- Humacao hoy primero de
Mario de 1905. j. A. Erwin, Juez.
Testi6co. Enrique Rinc6n, Secretsrio.
Y para su publication en- 81 pc
ri6dico LA DEMoCRACIA 4 pedimento
de la parte interes ada libro la pre-.
sente en- Hlmacao q diez de Mario de
1905. Firmado de mi mano y sellsdo
coz el de este Tribunal.
ENRIQUE RINCoN.
Secretariu District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-30
Estados Unidos de America IS.
Secretario District Court.

Estados Unidos de America IS.
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos
En- la Corte de Distrito del Dtstrlto
Judicial de Humacao, P. r.
En- ell asunto sobre declaratoria de
hsrederos de Aureo Diaz Gomez, Sc ha
resuelto
Por cuanto habi6odose promovi-
do ante esta Corte de distrito por el
Letrado Rafael Tirado Verrier On re.
presentation de Juana Carmona Ro-
drigueE un expediente solicitando sc lie
declare q ella, q sus hijos Santiago,
Maria Monserrate y Monserrate Diaz
y Carmona y Francisco Javler Diaz
" Calzada herederos abintestato de gu
esposo y padre respectivamente Aureo
Diaz Gomez, fallecido en- el pueblo de
la Carolina ell dia cinco de Octubre de
mil novecientos tres sin haber otorga-
10 testamento nj dejar otros parientes.
Por tanto Sc ordena la publication
IL edictos en el periodico LA DEMO-
CRACIA que Sc edita en- San Juan, & 10
nenos una vez cada semana durante
un mes en- tres sitios pGolicos del po.
blado de Luquillo para que los intere.
sados que Sc cream con derecho & ser
incluldos en- dicha declaratoria de he
rederos 9 hacer impugnaci6n & la mis-.
ma concurriran ante esta Corte, & pre-
sentar sus alegacioneS en- forma ell dfa
1iez siete de Abri del corriente aho
las nueye de Ia mailana; previnien-
doies que pasado dlcho termino y oida
Ia prueba que ofrezca la parte promo
vente Sc resolver$ la declaratoria de
herederos solicitada psgandoles los
periuicios consiguientes & los que no
hagan uso de su derecho.
Extendida bajo mi Arma en- Huma.
Gao hoy diez de Marco de 1905. J. A.
Erwin, Juez. Testi6co Enrique Rim.
con, Secretario.
Y para su publication en- el peri6.
dico LA DEMoCRACIA q pedimento de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-30
GESrAC1ON

Con una cuarrO de qudo aseRuro 70 hast. 10. mas CO.
bardes. avs ~ w
dijo ~ 'O ~ ANu0"ioi0' quo
~ Hay W que amedrentar de una vex estoS burgueses
E MuAto interrump6le:
'SPefo don Pablo es conforme nuestros prop6tos2
-GEi Mayordomo - sPues oa be dsho oue todo esto
se hAce por indicaconssl ~~ ~~
-Coa extrahA-diio veio Lucas tan ensmioo como ca
6l de cosas. D 'N'D1'EO 0OlNo g
-Lo tue h1'ta recurrr Odos los medios pero eonyenc
dU de que queda otro..,. 'o'O N
aNo esara bien propuso esta mism. no.
che nos aVSsemoG De aquf ac,,a de- don Sr,ffn
hay poca dstancia. ~ O 0
'..Vengo de al&-se Apresur6 decir Colo ~ 10 nmero
que me h 0cho es que nnguno procure habe
Ia opech mas peQushG pudeA Och perder nues.os prop6
altos. r'
Con 10 que eoy satiIfecho-diio Rom in-e connue
Be le higa aghn dA6o al Director q "a famila..
DAosoutamente ninguno. Lo que ntent1mos mas ben
qQe otra co reSultAra comedA cuando eae al mo al
asatarA hsa de concdsrnos todo 10 que e
pdAmo 10 2rlmero hs de ser Ia vuelta del Myordomo
Una sonra de satisfaction vic correr DOR todos os ,a
banteo. 'O N0 ' ''lu
-Otra vez Ia Hlcienia en- msnos de Psblo-Dro,oo6 q
ASIcAero no hay decr las voverSn meor to
antes ~
Es decr, le prendsr6 uego al almac6n pre-.
gunt6 Genaro. - pi''
-"Al amac6n no. porque perdera infndad de az6csr
Procuraremoi hAcer ell m snos daho posibe...
-tY como nos vGmos & entender.
-Pues senclsmente-respondi6 Coo-Ese dfa rk vo {
MmorE con e Directory vosoros 10 tendre todo preo,r.do
cuanoo sAque IN phdelo roo venana Grmses ell p
zape Despue de todo ser broma en- Ia que no ndo 81
Director famil dyertiremos grandemente prec.s
juicio nadie - : ' p
En- aque momebo comenzIron entrar otro ueopes one
Sc sentAban con clertA reserVA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-30
B1BLoTECA DE .LA DEMOCRAC1A,

Colo abandon6 6Imos sonterulos para r hAblando
con los que llegaban
GAlardO seguia datrbuyendo copAs de ron
las docs odos haban retrado axeepto Colo que h1
blaba con e dueho del caetn,
NO puede detener el gope de nng6n modo: e
AxucAeroya todas las meddas estan omAd de obar con al
gan tacto, Ell exto seguro
u 81 do6a Leonor sospecha. a....l
Doha Leonor puede sospechar recbirs sorpresa
cu1ndo Ia reciba esposo Ademas ea yo existe
combination ndrecmene ha de Aegursr prop6
sitos.
Il Ell AmuerEo....l
ST el almuerzo Va ella hA conseguido que ell Drec-
tor vueva coDanzA ceebrar tel que h1
nventdo banquete bAuqete donde entregare
mos Ia barita...
LA Isoina n
mi mas nj =: estS loco por esa mujer dohA
Leonor hS hecho las entegse va sabes que
ra de venganza Pablo aemSs de empeo ene Que
perder prometdA.
Pero don Fernando ha de morir....
Necessrlamente, despues de muerto que le
AehAcarA Pablo do6A LeonO ens cue entire
garse en- mis- manos Sc sabeera odn quedara ella
de todo yo 6nca rscompensa exgr6 mano de ha
-iDe la diota 49,.
nos de odo sAbes que endras gran provecho
gocio.
4 81 no to coucede Ia msno de GIbriela
NO podrS hIcero porque ell da del banquete mientras
oon Fernando deVora prea procurAe 20 devorar mia
cundo comnnique dohA Leonor trance tendrs
curse que acceder mis- s6plicss.
Percamente veo que teneis mas talento que que 70
me hgurAba; pero me Queda otra dudA..
-sCiaI =
tY Pablo n Isl Avisado Pablo presentA Ia <Esne
rAldAs ..
Es impossible; pero a fuerA encIrgariA 20 de
a".-di 10 Colo hacienda terribe-Tenemos cuen
ns tttasldN...