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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
Said 70 Be Brewing on
the st. John River
Between Lower River Men and
The Van Buren, Mills.
A Big Cut and May Be Trouble Over
Running The Logs.

st. John. June 3.-There is every rea-
son 10 believe that more trouble is
brewing between the mill owners on the
lower waters of the st. John river and
the St John Lumber Co. which has
mills at Van Buren,. Me. 1t will be re-
mcrnbercd that last year there was Sc
rious difficulty over the passage of the
logs through the Van Buren, compapyS
booms, and that the attention Of the
two governments was called to the af
fair.
Briefly the company has boomS at
Van Brrcn, in which are caught all he
logs which come down the river, and
employees of the company sort these
logs, liking out those which belong to
the company and sending along the
others.
The total cut on the river has been
very large this year, and as the wat
or rose rapidly the logs came down
with Il rush At the start there were
some 5000 600 or 10000. 900 feet belong
ing to the company which came past
with the frcShct and were carried down
the river where they have been sold to
other mill owners.
This loss made the Van Buren, Co
cam" along, and this work is nov go
ing on. When tn" river rises rapidly,
it also falls rapidly. and this being the
ease there is every reason to fear that
all tie logs may not com" down. This
* likely to happen, as they ~" hing
detained at Van Eurcn in the %"rtlnE
booIuG.
ri" company has cow Il special sang
Of from 80 to 100 men working day ;'ni
night "n the sorting, and Still the logs
keep piling MP. They are being received
in til" bnnnS at the rate of over 3.o01,-
Gao feet per day and arc sorted at the
rate of 900. 600 feet.
Thus there are now not less than
20 0nn 600 feet in the booms. which. &C
Cord;iS to tho claims of the New
Brunswick lumbcrmen, should be Civ
en- 4 free passage down river. 1t is
feared that a large part of the cut VIII
ne hung UP, because of the delay at
Van Buren.
Lawyers representing the mill own
erg on the lower waters have been up
river watching operations. and if any
loss Is caused. the whole question of
international rights on the st John
river is likely to be reopened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04

hirc dead. six men and three women.
was to he seen in the grass beside the
highway
In the meantime. physicians and anu
balances had been summoned from
Providence and Riverside The hom.
of Seth Wood. who had been one uc the
leaders in the rescue work, was turned
into i temporary hospital and the VIC
Tins Of the wreck went or were car
ried into the dwelling where those
slightly injured were set apart and the
most serious hurt placed upon spe-
Cial car and brought to the Rhode Is
land hospital in this city. Two of the
injured. JOAN GAVIN and George AtCh-
erson. both of whom had sustained
fractured skulls. died within an hour.
The panic and loss of self-control
which generally characterize such dis
hstcrs were Cunspicunusly absent at
the Moore's Corner wreck Although
most Of the passengers We're young
women. they bore themselves with IN
usual courage in every case.
Rev. Fathers John =. Haney and
James Fitzsinlmons Of East Provi-
dercc. were early on the scene and sd-
niini''tcrcd the consultations Of the Ro-
severed" injured.
NJ pores Corner has been the scene Of
several trolley accidents. none of which
however have resulted in any fatali-
tics. The curve is one Of the sharpest
i'll the cr;npanys system. The only
previous trolley accident in Rhode Is
land that can compare in magnitude
with this mornings disaster. occurred
at EuttonWoods il 1907 when four or
five persons lost their lives.
Mniormau LauChcr was not arrest
cd Tho police authorities said that the
m"t"rinIu was not guilty of negligence
in their opinion. inaSmuCh as he was
unfamiliar with the line and did not
know of the curve. The car was i'm
charc" of Conductor Joseph McOuade.
who received serious injuries.
Medical Examiner George +. Ali-
son of East Providence. announced to
ni.ht that nc had ordered an inquest
into Tho deaths Of the accident VIC
TINS. which will DC held soon under the
direction Of Coroner Harmon s. Bah
cock of that town.
Viz" President Albert T. Potter of
tn" Rhodc Island Co. stated that an
r,;t'cati"u would also 10 held by
that corporation to determine the
blame for the disaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
IMPORTANT MATTERS
COMING UP IN SENATE.
Bills, Conference
Reports and the Rate Bill
As Well as Statehood Question, Panama
Canal and Case Of Senator Smoot'
Speaker Cannon Dexlerous|y Avoids Parliamentary
SnarI in House by Ruling on Question Of Privilege.
COMPLICATIONS AVOIDED.

V &shinEt"n. June 3.--Nhat might
have boon Il serious parliamentary
Snarl was dcXtcrouSly avoided by
Speaker Cannon late Saturday after
noon in the House of Representatives.
when Mr.. Murphy. (Mo) rose to pre-
sent what he termed Il privileged res
OlutiOn.
The conference reports on the rate
ana statehood bills had been made and
ordered printed. when the Missouri
congressman presented 4 resolution
resembling the action Of the House
sending the statehood bill to confer
encc and providing for vote on the
Senate amendments. Mr.. Payne On.
" The floor leader of the majority.
instantly made the point that the res
olution was not privileged.
Continued on Page Three.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
WEEKS FORECAST.

Washington. June s.-Thc prubabili-
ties in the United States Senate this
week include consideration at Il num-
Der of appropriation bills and confer
cnCc reports, the statehood question,
the railroad rate bill. the subjects of
the type of canal to he constructed
across the Isthmus of Panama and the
right of Senator Smout to retain his
seat in the Senate.
The weeks business will begin with
tic taking up Of the conference re
port on the rate hill nnd il viii hold
the favored position until disposed of.
After action on the rate bill prefer
cncc will he given Ia appropriation
bills III" naval hill coming first among
these and the District Of Columbia bill
following it. OF tn" appropriation
conference reports that on The Indian
bill will receive first consideration
with others following when ready to
nc presented.
Tho sea level canal hill will hold its
place as the unfinished business hui it
will continue to he ju. tlCI out Of TO
sitirr bI nlh"r measures enjoying
higher privileges under Ia" rules nf the
Senate. 1t is NOW generally conceded
that hcrc will he Il Not" on this meas
lIrc before the final adIo:'rnuIcnt Of the
session and with this ;tSSIIlaurr soma
tor kiitrcdSc, who has t.harE" of the
bill is cnntont moi t. press; lInhulV for
its continued consideration.
III" tnIifrrpurC rcI,uIi on til" state
hood bill viii hc tn. .lIbic,u nr lninlt-
"a di-,il.;+irn hIt. TN" belief il general
t'nrt til" r"t,nrt Of ihc rrt" bin will be
arrrctn,l after rnuli.liltit.:y litlI" con-
truvcrvy.
Senator Fora kCr has nlrcady given
notice of n,um-itinn to III" adoption nf
tho rrrnrt ON the stltrhonJ hill. and he
will hay. the support Of several Scnd
| tors who stood with him AGAINST the
uuion If Arizona and NV Mcxiou
| ,,bcn IN, hill wac ori,,iu:,lly- before in.
Scn,tc
,rn.. Junction ,,f con,tnr .;n,ont.,; eli
| ribiIitv vii IL t,igrI IN Ia. prnScntl-
| ,i.,, j, ~, r.,,,rt ~ ,bc ,o,n,,ittrc IN
| ,,,,.it,.,ot. ..nI ,ir,iion,; hIt II il; MI
|, ,,.h,hIc tb,t III. subject yin bc tainu
| =, ~. d;.,.,,e..i,u thi,. ,ycck
| In ,.ccutiyc session tho Barnes cas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
DEXTER JOTTINGS.
Funeral Of Late A. c. Libby-Rev. ~.
o. Woods Farewell Sermon.

Dexter. Me. June -(SpcciaD.-
Grace Brewster was taken to Il private
hospital i'm Portland Saturday night.
Miss Brewster was until recently one
Of the clerks In the Dexter post office
but was obliged to resign her position
ON account of ali Illness that has kept
her confined to the bed for much OF the
time during the past six weeks. oh"
will undergo Il serious operation III
Portland. She WAS accompanied L"
the Forest city by her mother and her
uncle. VIM. T.. Brewster.
The funeral of the late Alonzo {.
Libby was held at 10 o'clock SUNDAY
from the home of the family at Libby s
Mills. Rev. A. +. Andrews of Garland
officiating. Pcuobscot Lodge of Ma
sous carried out the Masonic burial
service at the grave.
Rev. Harry Il. Woods. for the past
five years pastor Of the First Baptist
church on Main street. preached his
farewell sermon Sunday forenoon. He
with his family leaves Thursday for
North Stratford. \. H.. where he has
accepted u call tn the passionate of the
Baptist church at an increased salary
Plymouth Lodge. !. .. q. f.. ana
Martha Washington Lodge of Rcbck-
abs observed Memorial day Sunday by
attending services in the Free BAPTIST
church. The memorial sermon was de
lvcr2d by Rev. Mr.. Tracey of Pitts
field. Special music was furnished by
Il NAL" quartet.
David II. MudSctt Of the WaSSokcaS
Wooden Co is in Boston for Il few days
on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
Car Jumps Track at Foot OF Steep Grade---Motor-
man Not Familiar With the Road.
Terrible Scenes as the Dead, Dying and Injured Are
Extracted From the Wrecked Electric.

Thomas Campbell. Pawtuckct: heal
cut ana bruised.
Oscar II. Smith. pawtuckct: slight
Ernest Mott. Thornton: both leg,
broken.
Alice lIargravcs, Providence: legs
injured
Bertha Hardacre Providence: inter
nal injuries.
Mrs. Myra Wilson. Thoruton head
and hips crushed; internal injuries
may prove fatal.
A number Of others. suffering from
shock ami slight bruises, went to their
homes without hospital treatment.
The scene of the wreck WAS at
Moore's Corner. East Providence. and
was on the Suburban Line of the
Rhode Island Co. Il corporation that
controls practically ell the street rail-
way lines in the state.
THE motorman in charge Of the car.
w. J. Lauchcr Of OIncyville although
experienced in his calling. was unfa-
mlilr with the road over which he was
travelling for the first time Lauchcr
WAS put in charge Of the car at the So
licitatinn OF the passengers, Il Catholic
society. who were returning to this
city from Crescent Park. a shore re-
sort an the Providence river. The car.
! chartered open car of heavy build
and containing H. seats. WIS crowded
with young men and women when the
party started from Crescent Park on
their return to this city.
At NToorc's Corner. about six miles
from this city. the track curves sharp
~ al tic foot Of Il long, nut not partic-
Ularl, heavy grade. Fog prevented q
lear view of the road ahead AMI tn"
notorrlan. unable to see far in front
"f tn" car. and unaware of tn" sharp
curre below, allowed the car to coast
rapidly down the hill.
The first animation of the accident
WAS when the motormCn felt the car
swing into the curve. Realizing the per
il. he applied tho brakes and T., verScd
tn" bower in an effort t. prevent IN &C
Cidcnt. The weight Of Il number of iicn
on tho running board and the moln"n-
tum of tic car Suilirci to derail tho
great trolley car and thrn" il into tho
road 90 feet from. the track. where il
f"II on It's sid" he, WCcn a tire" and a
guide post.
Seven "f tho passenger: wcr" pini"u-
cd beneath tn" CIR and instantly Killed.
Tho Shri"kS AMI Crnans Of other pas
s"ncc-s gave evidence If terrible in
juri"S. .,sSsa
Immediately those who escaped be-
gan the work Of rescue. a large post
lying ia q nearby donryard was util-
izcd us 4 lever and the car WAS raised
FROM the grould. Those within began
desperate attempts to squeeze through
the iiarrnw openings thus afforded. Two
passengers hal succeeded in escaping
VI hon the post broke under tn" weight
IF the car and the heavy vehicle fell
hack to the ground pinioninS two per
sons hrn"ath its weight and killing
thcm instantly.
The rcscucrs again raised the car
from the ground and by building a pile
Of h navy stone kept it in position.
James Brown. who lived nearby. went
underneath the car and when he re-
turned he dragged two bodies out with
him. Those of The passengers who were
able to assist in the rescue work,
joined forces with persons living in tho
neighbOrhood. and soon grim row of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04

Providence. Il. J.. June 3.-About 100
youIG people of Providence" and NiCin-
ity carly today passed through the
most disastrous street railway wreck
III the history of Rhode Island. Nine
persons were killed outright. two 9TH
crS dicd soon after the accident. Il doZ-
Ell PERSONS are in the Providence hpSpi-
tai suffering from injuries received
which, in one or two cases will prove
fatal. and in addition many persons arc
at their homes suffering from shock,
cuts and bruises.
The dead:
George AtchCrson. 20 years. &c Wal
nut street. Thornton Il. |.
Edward +. Brennan, Is years : Peter
street, Cranston. Il. |.
Alice Franklin. II years. School
street. Thornton.
Enrico Gambon. IS years. Fletcher
ave. Thornton.
John Gavin. 20 years, S6o Gladstone
ave. Providence
Angelo Gcrmain, 80 years. $50 Pocas-
set ave. Thornton.
Gustavc Gucrtin p years s. Julian
street. Olncyvile. Il. ].
t'orntLin street. Providence.
bertha NJ. Kelley, Is years. l Maple
ave. Thornton.
John Schneider, H. years. a Tuxedo
ave, DlnayVillc.
Ethel Whitley ~ years. % Marvin
street, Prov idcnce.
Til" following arc the more seriously
injured. who remained at the hospi-
tails:
Frank Douglass. Providence: shoulder
fractured and leg Iacc"ated.
James Saunders. Providence: contus-
ions of knees and hin.
Joseph j. MrQuaidc. conductor of tho
wrecked car. Providence: scalp wound
and slight internal injuries.
Pa%qualc Sahat" Providence; scalp
wound ana COMMISSIONS.
Ernest Lamothc Providence; left
thigh fractured.
Stella J.amothc. Providence: fracture
Of right elbow ana cont'I"ionr.
Annie Wilkinson, Victoria Mount {:
fracture at base Of skull, will probably
die
Fasqualc ArhiE. Providence: scalp
wound and commissions.
Lillian Weeks. Thornton. severe cut
over right eye.
Thomas Kelley. Providence; serious
| injuries to head and body
Camille TurCott. Providence; conius-
| lonc Of back and rclvis
Tie following, after receiving treat
mcnt At the hospitals. were taken Ia
| their homes:
James Masec. Tawtuckct: bruises on
| back.
James McCryStal. Pawtuckct: slight
May Burns. Providence. side hurt
| log and body bruised.
Catherine Keenan,. Providence; face
and chest cut.
/ Nellie Smith. Providence. hip injur-
| Cd
Alfred Iambarano. Providence; Sc
| we're bruises on head and ioiy.
Amelia Tranor. Thornton, arm brok-
on.
Mrs. Eliza Littlcwood, Providence:
shoulders injured.
Lizzie Shaw. Thornton; back and
neck injured.
PaspIalc Pol"ndo, Providence; con-
tusions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,
Wife Of New Hampshire Business Man
Shoots Herself.

Nashua. y. H.. June 3.-Mrs. Charles
w. Farmer. wife of "A prominent bus
mess man and a very wclI-known wom-
an, lies i'll IA precarious condition at her
kinSley-strcct home as the result of "A
self-inflicted bullet wound i'll the head.
Mrs. Farmer is a woman of high stand
ing in Nashua and the attempted sui
eide has been kept very quiet until
tonight. although it occurred '--t------sl4.-x-
Mrs. Farmer has been in i'll hce
several years. Last week She Wen, Il,
the cellar Of the house where she lived
ana found revolver belonging to her
t. her room and while the other occu-
pants of the house were out shot her.
self
The bullet has not yet been found.
hut nor physician says she may recov-
or. She is about 50 years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04

Barcelona. June 3.-Scnor Morales
father of tn" anarchist who attempted tu
kill King Alfonso and Queen Victoria.
and who committed suicide at Torrcjon
Dclrdos Saturday night WIS seen at Bar
cciuna today. He is the proprietor of Il
prosperous factory there He has a
strong individuality and is highly r.
spocted. Answering the questions Of an
inspector Of police concerning his son,
he said:
II wish to know nothing Of this nfa-
nous creature formerly bearing my name.
have not considered him my son since
| drove him from my house March /. The
reason for his being cast out was purely
domestic and I beg to he excused frorn
disclosing it l do not know whether he
was connected with the attempt IN the
lives of the King and Queen as I hav"
considered him dead since he was cast
our March l."
Morales brother. Facundo. gave these
details concerning the dead man:
At an early age he was sent to the
mercantile centers of Germany and
textile productions, but his natural bent
was chemistry anu hc ietdiHeu ~ hi9
home with library of German and
French works on chemistry. His morose
disposition led to family troubles which
eliminated in his father disowning him
Then Morales translated German chemi-
cal books for the E,cole Moderne at Bar
celona. He lived quietly in a boarding
house and had few acquaintances. IF
left barcelona recently. saying that hA
would be gone for long time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
SIX DROWNED.
Half Dozen Miners at North Sydney
Lose Their Lives.

N"rty sydney. y. :. Jun" r. six
timers employed ut .'ydn"y mines we're
drowned today by the ups, ting Of 4
little boat in which they had gone af-
ter Holsters. The men arc:
John Fifcfoot. Murdoch Mcpherson,
Rory Mcneil. John Wilson Eolmc. II tr-
~ Wilsonholme and Daniel Mem Hin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Miss Annabclle Parnell, - years old,
Of Worcester. one Of a party Of 20 or
more persons who left Lynn, Mass,
Sunday morning on the sloop yacht
Smoke, for a days outing in the har-
Dor WAS drowned sunday afternoon
just off Nahant. Miss P&rncll aud
Miss Jennie Wilson fell overheard FROM
the now Of the boat. Capt. William
o'Neill. owner of the boat. plunged into
the water and caught both girls bcfors
they went down, but he was obliged to
let 20 his hold on Miss ParneIl in or
der TO catch "A line from the yacht and
she sank from sight. Her body was
not recovered.
An house owned by Il. y.
Thompson at Cape Elizabeth was
struck by lightning Saturday evening
and burned. Loss $400.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
FAIR WEATHER.

Washington. June 3.-Forecast for Mon
Monday; cooler in southeast portion.
Tuesday light to fresh winds. becoming
southeast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04

y portion of a Boston & Maine
freight train was wrecked SUNDAY ut
HoosiCk Falls. y. \. No one WAS in
jured. Cars crashed into the passenger
station. partially demolishinS the
structure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04
Boston Forecast.

Eostou. June 3.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: f'dir Monday and Tuesday;
seasnnable temperature; light southwest
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04

QUIT THE USE OF WHISkEY.
For every day ills Sanford's Ginger is 10
times as effective and always healthful.
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London. June 4.-The dramatic story
CONTINUED on Page Two.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04

The premium on gold in Hayti now va
ries between aW and so per cent.
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THE ANARCHIST QUESTION

Is Now Arrousing the Deepest Inter
est in London Circles.
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Muerlet.
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vgeras Bumen's BreB IHociatiun"
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Int0ni0~ Acknowledgement.
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Elm TEXAS WURDER.

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