Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-04

Auersperg, minister Of agriculture AMI
DR. Klein, minister Of justice.
MuEden was formally opened to the
trade of the world Friday, and the
event is being widely celebrated. Cen
eral Chao of China and the Japanese
Consul-General, Hagiwara, exchanged
friendly greetings in the name of their
Irrespective governments. Regulations
are now being drafted affecting the
harbor of Taircn, the name applied by
| the japanese to Port Dalny, and 1t
will be opened to International trade
as soon as they are completed. The
Japanese are preparing to develop this
port to a great extent.
Inquiries at Sahadell, near Barcelona.
| spain. show that Morales. the chief
suspect in the attempt to aSSaSsinate
King Alfonso and his bride is the son
of a manufacturer there. He was ed
ucated in Germany. where he became
imbued with anarChistiC ideas. As lie
spoke several languages. when he re-
| turned to Sabadell Morales was give n
| a position as a commercial Traveller for
| his fathers firm. He became intimate
| with the anarchists Of his town, whom
| nc supplied with funds. His dispoEi
| ton rendered him inSuffcrable to his
| family and last January, having in
| heritcd 5000. he left his fathers house.
Since then he has maintained the clos
est relations with anarchists.
| The locomotive on a through express
| train from st. Louis on the Pennsyi-
vanla Railroad jumped the tracks at
Il switch on a bridge over the Hacken-
sack river. juStwcst Of Jersey City,
saturday and plunged off the bridge
INTO the river. The tender fell on the
top Of the locomotive and a baggage
car rested with one end on the tender
and the other on the bridge. A dining
car was dcrailcd. but remained on th,
| bridge. Five Pullman cars composing
the remainder of the train were not de
rallied. Engineer James II. Ellis and
Fire man William MesSncr. both of Phil
adelphia, jumped from the locomotive
into the river and escaped injury.
There were 81 passengers on the train,
none of whom was injured.
Tho Rome police suspcctinE AnarC h
iSt plots. at Ancona, on the Adriatic.
1$5 miles northeast of Rome Saturday
made 4 sudden descent upon several
places there. They found that 4 barber
named Gabbianclli had several cxpIn-
Sive mixtures, chiefly Of chlolatc Of
polish and sulphur and i'll his shop
were three bombs ready Ia explode
They were little larker than an orange
| with an exterior of dark cement ANA a
fuse attachment. Gabbianeli and l.
other anarchists We're arrested. The
Italian police discovered 2 plot against
King Alfonso few days before the at
tempted assassination was made at
Madrid and informed the Spanish po-
lice. The discovery of the band Of An
arclliStS with explosives at Ancona has
caused the impression to prevail at
| Rome that a plot WAS being formed
there against King Victor Emmanuel.
who will visit Amcona the end of thine
month.
| Timothy NoOnan of Taunton and Will
liam Shaffcll of Newport boilermakcl's.
employed i'll the repair shop of the New
England Navigation Go, were ScalI-
ed To death at Newport. +. l., Satur-
day on board the steamer New Hamp-
shire Of the New London line. The YES
sci was here for overhauiing and was
looked over by the United States in
| SI''l'hS. 4Nt'lliu WIS o. ears Dl age
and Shaffncll was ~ The two men.
both If whom had been in the employ
of the company for many years, were
at work behind the boilers. when with
q loud report the gasket on one of the
manholeS blew out and they were at
once enVcloped in intensely hot steam.
DIR. ECroyd. the medical examiner.
stated after the accident that death
was practically instantaneous in both
cases. Noonun lived in Taunton and
leaves family. and SchafelI had a
wife and five children. Three Of his
sons We're working on the wharf when
the explosion occurred. ami We're pres
ent when their fathers body was
brought up from the hold. A son of
No"ran was working in the machine
shop and Joined the rush of men to th,.
ship when the explosion was heard