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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
SEC'Y WILSON TO
VISIT KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Secretary Janoa
Wilson Of the d. s. department De
agriculture viii visit Kansas City thia
week TO inspect the local packing
horlnes and also to Investigate the OPP
Grafton Of the new meat and animal
inspection system aow being estab-
lished, accordins 70 dispatch re-
ceiyed here from Dss Moines, Ia. Rep
resantatiyes Of the packing houses aaid
that they had invited Secretary Wilson
to include Kansas City n his tour Of
packing house inspection.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
PERCH PROVIDED FOR DOVE OF PEACE
CRUISER SALVADOR AND GUATEMALA
Fog MEETING PEACE COMMISSIONERS

Washington, d. C.,-The navy de-
partment was informed, Monday af-
ternoon, by cablegram from Comman-
der Mulligan, of the arrival Of his
ship, the Marblehead, at La Libertad
from Panama, which port he left last
Friday night. Before sailing, Com
mander MullIgan was instructed by
the navy department to report to
American Minister Combs at La Lib
ertad, which is the port rear San Sal
vador, the capital of Salvador.
To Tender the Marblehead.
In the absence of Mr.. Combs, who is
detained at Champerico awaiting next
Fridays steamer, Mr.. Brown, the
American secretary In charge in Sal
vador, will communicate with Com
mander Mulligan, and that officer will
place his ship at the disposal of the
American legation, so that Mr.. Brown
will be in a position 10 carry out the
instructions which were cabled him
from Washington to proffer to the gov
ernments of Salvador and Guatemala
the use of this American warship as a
place of meeting for the peace COM
missioners.
: Americans Will Arrange Details.
It is stated that neither Minister
Merry nor Messrs. Combs and Brown
will act in the capacity of a peace
commissioner to either country;
they are charged simply as good
friends to both parties to endeavOr to
bring the hostile nations into friendly
relations without further loss of blood.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
HAVOC WROUGHT BY
LIGHTNING IN CHICAGO

Chicago.-one person was instantly
killed and four others we're seriously
burned by lightning, Sunday, while
seeking shelter from a rainstorm UNI
der a tree at Oak street and the Lake
Shore drive.
The dead:
Frank Matson, aged IA years.
Injured.
William Haupers.
George Homan.
Charles Sleeting.--
Jos Sleeting.
Several buildings we're struck by
lightning and set on fire, the most
seriously damaged being the resi-
dence Of Archbishop James e. Qulg-
ley, at 623 North State street, which
sustained loss of about $4,000.
The bolt of lightning is thought to
have struck a cable of the telephone
company. as nearly every telephone
bell on the North exchange was rung.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
REHABILITATION OF
DREYFUS AND PIGQUART

Paris, France.-Bills were passed
by both houses Of the parliament, Fri.
day. and promptly signed by President
Fallleres, rehabilitating Alfred Drey-
fns and Col. Picduart In the army, the
former with the rank of chief OF
squadron of artillery and the latter
with the rank of brigadler general
with priority over the other briga-
liees Both houses also passed a
bill providing for the transfer OF the
remains az Emile lola, who was 30
active In securing Justice for Dreyfus.
to the Pantheon. The DEGREES carry
ing out the above appear In the Of
cial journal this morning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
TEXAS ELks' TRAIN WRECKED.
Fortunately All the Passenger Cars
Remained on the Track-The En-
glneer Was Killed.

Trinidad, Col.-Through passenger
train No. z on the Colorado & South
ern railway, carrying hundreds of
Texas Elks to the convention in Den
yer, was wrecked three miles north
of Forbes junction, early Monday. En-
gineer Martin ]. Cullen was killed
and Fireman Charles T. Carroll badly
hurt.
That the whole train was not car
ried into the deep gully, resulting in
serious loss of life, is probably due to
the fact that 1t was running slowly on
account of the recent heavy rains.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
CINCINNATI LAUNDRY
COMBINE INDICTED

Cincinnati Thirty-nine local
laundry companies and laundry pro
prietors were Indicted BY the grand
jury, Friday, on the charge Of main
tanning combinations 10 restraint OF
trade"
Eighteen Of these were also in9ict-
ed aa an Organization II restraint Of
trade. These Include all members q
the Laundry exchange. who are inlet
ed O. 80 individual indictments
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
GOV. FOLK is AFTER
DEFIERS OF THE Law

Jefferson City Proceeding
under the direction of Gov. Folk, AS
sistant Attorney Generals Kennish
and Gentry departed, Monday night,
for st. Louis, TO investigate and con-
duct prosecutions against alleged VIC
lators OF the Sunday saloon closing
law in st. Louis. county.
The governor has directed that quo
warranto proceedings TO annul their
charters be Instituted against two
summer gardens in st. Louis county,
reports of them having violated the
'lld" law having been brought to his
attention.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
HoME.coMINo q THE RRYANs.
Leading Democrats Of Nebraska Ar
ranging For Delegation 70 Go
20 New York.

lincoln. Neb.--Many leading
democrats Of Nebraska are making ar
engagements for a special train OF Pull
man sleepers to 80 to New York for
the reception in honor Of William j.
Bryan. The trip will be arranged so
that the Nebraskana may reach New
York August 81 The leaders OF the
movement expect to take about 800
"hoinefolls. who will greet MI. Bryan
when he steps on the pier,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
WAS MISTAKEN FOR
TREPOFF AND KILLED

London.-A special dispatch to a
news agency from St. Petersburg says
that Gen. Kozlov, of the headquarters
stan, was murdered in the park at
Peterhof Saturday. His assailant
used a revolver. The three shots
fred were all effective. The murder
er was a well-dressed man. He has
been arrested but not identified.
The murderer, who is believed to be
social revolutionist, carried pho
tograph. at which he gazed attentive
ly before firing, as If comparing 1t
with Gen. Kozlov. It was a photo
graph Of Gen. Trepoff.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
The Tentative Programme.


It is believed that the Marblehead
will take on the Salvadorean COM
missioners at La Libertad and then
proceed to the nearest Guatemalan
port, San Jose, where the agents of
that government will board the ship,
which will then go to sea beyond the
three-mile limit until the conferences
are over.
An Important Development.
The important development OF the
day, aside from the offer Of the Mar
blehead, was an assurance to the state
department from President Cabrera
that Guateamla would refrain from
further hostilitIes If Salvador would
undertaken to do the same, which news
was promptly communicated to Min
lister Merry at San Salvador, In order
that he might transmit the proposition
to the government at that place.
Salvador and Honduras Allied.
Another point developed was that
Salvador and Honduras had entered
into an alliance, the nature of which
is not certainly known; but It is be-
H0feu Ny bhS OlhCAhlS mere InhJ tne
purpose is to agree upon the terms
that shall be proposed by the two
countries to Guatemamla. This news
came to the state depa-temnt from
Charge Brown at Guatemala City.
The Prospect Frightened.
Altogether the prospect of the peace
full termination Of the present diffi.
Guilty is believed to have frightened
considerably during the day
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

Oyster Bay Long Island. -- Freai-
dent Roosevelt and HIS family enjoyed
their first picnic Of the season Friday
After brisk row In the sound they
landed at Eaton's neck, popular PIE.
mic ground for them where they spent
the day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
TWENTY-FIVE BUILDINGS GONE
Terribly Destructive Fire Wipes out
BUSINESS Portion Of Lyn-
VILE. Ind.

BOonvlile, Ind.-A eondagration that
started at 1850 o'clock Wednesday
night destroyed Lynnyills, a town Of
600 population in the 9orthern part
of the county Twenty-Five buildings
were reduced to ashes, The loss Is es-
timated at 100000.
The fire began at Fulling's store,
supposedly Of incendiary origin.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
&C. 90 FoR FANEUIL -.
The acradle Of American Liberty"
asnaced ~ Fire FOR che Second
Time IN a Brief Period,

Z Boston, Mass iremen. saved
EaneuIl han. ecradle OF American Lib
Monday. Il was hot work. but
the entire are department responded.
ana fought the danes that surround
ed the structure.
ThIs Is the second time In brief
period that the structure mas been
menaced BY IRE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
FELT IN new MEXICO

santa Fe, N. M.-Quite an amount
Of property damage was done, Mon
day afternoon, at Socorro, San Marcial
and nearby settlements by an earth
ouake shock, which was the seVerest
81 the 200 shocks that have occurred
Ia that part OF New Mexico during the
past two years. The shocks are local
and are oansed BY earth slides In the
hIagdaiena mountains.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

of the business interests OF the coun-
try in the reception, Alex. Troup, OF
Connecticut, has announced that he
would bring state delegation from
his state and many other delegations
are expected.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
Ag suRPRIeED AIa FRIEN0s.
William English, the Chicago Mill
lonaire Socialist, Weds Melted
Hebrew Authorizes.

New York.-surprised but very
agreeaBly SO, friends Of william Eng
lish, the young Chicago millionaire
and socialist who IN recent. years has
been identified closely with the univer-
sity settlement work IN THIS city. learn
that he had been secretly married to
Miss Anna strunslIy, the San Franz
cisco Hebrew authorass.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

81. FoIoT9J1TT.TE 81 now undaf-
stood that Admiral RojestyensSy. who
Wis acquitted By conrt-martlal 81 the
charge 81 cOWardice Al surrenderlng
AZ It's enemy affeI the battle Of the
Sea 81 Japan. viii Be restored to tae
active list d the navy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

New York The net value Of
the estate left BY the late Jonn A. Nc
CAL, former president Of the New
York Life Insurance Coz was 240,as5,
according TO the report Of the appraia-
ers N the estate filed n the snrro.
aata'a nlaca.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
70 Elect Lame suoeessor.

bprIngnAIdl IlI.-COvernor De.
neen hes Issued proclamation for
special election to be held for circuit
clerk Of Cook county on November 6,
to an the vacancy caused BY the res
ignatlon Of John A. Linn. who Il IN
tie Joliet penitentlary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
MARRIED VICTIMS DAUGHTER
W. p. Royce, Of Sioux City, Ia, Mar
rles the Daughter Of the Wom-
an He Murdered.

Sioux City, Ia.-OVer ten years
ago w. P. Royce, of this city, MUIR
dered Mrs. Nellie Patton Hendrick-
son because his affections were not
requited. He has just married the
woman's daughter, Loretta Patton
Hendrickson. Royce was sentenced
to II years, but was pardoned in
three years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
The Bryana TourIno Britain.

London William j. Bryan and wife
left Sunday He win visit Oxford,
etratford-on-Ayon Edinburgh. Glas-
gov Belfast Cork and Dublin. He
WIN return TO London. July ~, whsn he
will g e HaWarden.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
0tudylno tie New rate Law.

Chicago, Ill..-The executive oili-
cials and general counsel OF every
railroad west of Chicago held a con
ference. Monday. with & view OF de.
termining the meaning OF all Of the
provisions Of the new rate law.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
For hIa alntaenth Term.

Omaha, Neb., Mr. John H.
Chapman, Of Chicago was elected for
the sixteenth time president Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Of Amer
lea without q note Of opposition. Near
~ all the other ofncers were re-
elected
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
o. oAMeLERs..
Keepers Of Gambling Resorts At Elk.
oelsIor Syringe, Mo-, Indicted
BY Grand Jury.

Liberty, Moon Friday the special
grand jury here indicted several
keepers of gambling houses who have
operated at the watering resort at
Excelsior Springs. and the prescott.
ing attorney has notified Gov. Folk,
at whose instigation tho Jury was
called, that evidence was at hand suf
lcient to secure convictions.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

Oyster Bay. Long Island. Preal,
dent Roosevelt Is enjoying his fEst
real vacation since his occupancy Of
the White House ID the week and g
half ne has administered AFFAIRS from
sycamore HILL he has had only two
visitors
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19
- slI.rInl Frsm MaIarla.

san Juan, Porto Ric0<-Tne unit-
"a STATES cruiser Columbia .atled
rloasay, for Boston With 800 marines
ha board 81 whom i0s are suaerlng,
aD eiiortlY from malaria contracted
81 mA
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

Helsinefors, Finland. During the
manenvers Ia the Baltic Fea q bus
sian torpedoboat struck mine sunk
Of Bjorho Thursday night. The boat
was demolished but tie crew was
aAYsa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-19

Chicago Ia q determined effort -
ston the brutal criminal attacks on
women ana children which have been
50 prevalent h Chicago recently, the
city council unanimously passed res
CLIFTON urging capital puniAhment FOR
such outrases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-01
BOXING NOTES.

Tie prof osed bout between lid La
yigllr ana Kid sullivan has been re-
clnrel oil. as Sullivan WAS defeated
ana I.uvicnr cannot get into shape.
The boxing promoters do not seem TO
alItitt.Sc over the GanS-Hernan bout,
and Will not offer as big a purst as
Cans expected. There are two clubs
however, t.'at are willing to give Il
$50 .nGC purse for Cams and Nelson.
Harry Gilmore, the veteran light
weight. is going to send his son Fred
to Chicago. IIarry's heart was set on
making his son Il worlds CHAMPION
but when he was put away in three
rounds the other night the veterans
dream faded away.
Buck l'nstel a 19-year-old giant of
GrrruVille, :. c., is being touted by the
sports down there as Il wonder. though
he has engaged in only a few bouts.
His latest victory was over the heavy
weight champion of Georgia and South
Carolina, whom he put away in two
rounds. Foster stands + feet . inches
and weighs 902 pounds. He is to be
brought north soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-01
BASEBALL NOTES.

The st. Louis Nationals will train at
Houston. Tex, next spring.
The New York Giants may make 4
trip to the coast late in February.
Lou CriGer is at his home in Elkhart
much improved in health, and contem-
plates taking a hunting trip.
Hugh Duffy and Fred Doe have asked
for F. T. Powers lowest figures for his
interest in the Providence club.
Chick Stall is at his home in Fort
Wayne preparing for a trip to Boston.
one Of Koxbury's fairest daughters is
said to j." the attraction.
Myron Grimshaw is at his home in
the Adirondacks, entertaining Catcher
Arnbruster and making ready to do
guide work during the winter.
The directors of the Three / Base
ium limit Of $1,000 "A month on the salary
list # each club. This amount was
chosen as compromise.
Boston Globe: Joe Bean Of Cam
bridge, drafted by Washington from
Jersey City, would like to manage the
Jersey cluo next season. and is in every
way capable of doing the work well.
The Philadelphia North American
takes a shot at Mr." Waddell OF Attn
lctic fame in the following: During
lit Of snecZng at Erie, Penn, a boy dis
lodged a tack which stuck into his
brain. Now if RUDE Waddell would
only get a cold in his head-but that is
too much to hope for
Jack Powell says: Those German bali
players are All right. They take cars
Of themselves ana jolly along and kiu
and smile and get the dough and take
care of it. They do not give IA hang
Tor the manager or the way he works
them or what he says or does as long
as they get the money. They are right.
The Irish forget all about the money
until they need it, They get hurt ana
offended ana want to fight and let the
money go to hadeS.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-01
FIELDING WINS OUT.
Canadian Finance Minister Elected to
Pari-ment BY 1925 Majority.

Liverpool, y. $. oct. 31.-After one
Of the hardest fought political battles
in Nova Scotia in recent years, Hon.
W. :. Fielding. Liberal, the Canadian
minister of finance today defeated Or.
K. +. Niiton. Conservative, dean Of the
Law School of Dalhousia University
Haiifay. by 1925 majority in tn" bye
election held liz the combined counties
of Queens Shelburne. Mr. Fielding was
elected by q majority of 2S5 at the gen.
eral elections held in 1904 for the Fed
cral Parliament, but two months ago
his election was declared void by the
courts on the ground of bribery by
ag, ntS.
The present contest was brought on
less than three weeks ago and since
then It has been waged vigorously by
both parties, the best campaign work
erS h"inS drawn from other parts of the
maritime provinces and thrown into
the constituency.
Both candidates publicly declared
that they would contest the riding
without the use of money and tba "a
ui' mas been an overwhelming victory
iot the finance minister. who made hip
SANS IN nearly every one of the 90 noIl.
! ing districts. pO'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-01
RUSHING WORK.
Men at New York Navy Yard ii.atling
on the louisiana.

New York. oct. 81 Work Oh the
battleship Louisiana. in preparation of
President EooSrVclt's trip to Porto
Rico and Panama. is being rushed with
all possible dispatch at the New York
navy yard and it is the intention 4"
have the battleShip sail from New
York for chesapeake lay Sunday.
President Roosevelt will 80 to oyster
bay to vote next Tuesday morning and
that duty finished. VIII return I'M
mcdiatcly To Washington, where he will
board the naval yacht MaytlOWcr
which will take him to a point off Wolf
Trap light. where he will so on board
tho Louisiana.
The wireless apparatus on the Louis
lana is being fully tested. and it is the
intention of the navy department To
make it possible for the President to he
in touch with Washington by Wire
less every day he is at sea.
The new arlnorrd cruiser Washington
ANA Tennessee, which will accompany
the IotIiSian a. are now at the League
Island navy yard. Philadelphia, and
will be with tn" Louisiana off Wolf
Trap light when the President goes On
board the battleship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-01
HEAVY DAMAGE
Results From Bursting Of
New York Water Main.
Easements Filled and CuTbs
Washed Out by Flood.
Hole Sixty Feet Long, Half as Wide
~. And Twelve Feet Deep.

Ecv York. oct 3l.-Thousands of
dollars worth Of property was damaged
ana many lives were endangered early
today when Il 26-ilcn water MAN burst
i'll GSth street between broadway ana
Amsterdam avenue. For more than
three hours a great food Of water from
the broken main poured through the
neighnOring streets filling Easements
ami washing out clIrbingS.
The persons VIII" narrowly escaped
with thc;r lives We're the occupants 81
Easements and lower apartments III the
streets which temporarily We're CON
vcrted into ri. els Many of these w"r"
awakened by water pouring into their
sieeping ROOMS and i'll several instances,
the only avenues Of escape LETT them
We're rear windows. furnltur" ana
property stored ia the irWsr parts OF
the, Hooded houses Was practically
rune
T.lt the damage vas ~; !nuch
greater was due to t.. { q t:iat the
place where the break occurred is on
elevated ground and the flood found
a natural outlet down 36th street To the
Hubs river.
When the broken main hi b a shut
OFF and The flood had subsidized il was
found that a hole 60 f,rt lpn", 20 feet
wide and /: feet dc,., haC b~vn torn
III 9Sth street, ut the point where the
main burst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-01
He WILL CHAll. e.. GE.
Sir Thomas Upton !e;s Bottom
Friends That He Wants the Cup.

EoSton. oct. 31-To"e;'3 t. Pr, "ilcnt
Roosevelt and King Edward Nrrr drank
amidst cheers when 20 representative
cit zens of Boston attended Il banquet
given BY the city Of Boston to Sir
Thomas Upton, the Irish baronet and
yachtsma!. at the Hotel Somerset to-
night. The banquet hall was teauti-
fully decorated for the occasion, and
III" greeting to Sir Thomas was en-
tlusiasti,..
CONGRESSMAN Samuel l.. Powers was
ne loast,naster and the speakers We're
Mayor joan r. Fitzgerald. Former Sec
ri ary o. the Navy John d. Long, Cen
"rai Nelson \. Miles, Capt. William
Windkam, the British consul, and Sir
Thomas.
TIL" toast to President Roosevelt was
,,ro'"sr ii by Mayor Fitzgerald and that
- King Edward by MIR. Powers. Both
t"as': wcr" drunk standing
in Introducing Mr.. Powers as toast
master, Mayor Fitzgerald dweit upon
the prominence Of Boston i'll the his
tory Of tn" defence Of the Americas
cup. re said that Sir Thomas typified
the Boston merchant and the Boston
spirit.
Former Governor Long. in respond
ing 10 the to2St, The United States"
referred to the many ties that bind
America and Great Britain. tie said
that the United States lo--.,- it's old
mother and that If IT." mother wished
later On the United States would take
her in by its pWn .ir"sido
Turning 10 SIR Thomas, the speaker
said: ~ orr nam" is q household word
III America for pluck ana fair play. We
are AL ho.ing you will win the next
race, and il !ou do YOU will get a cheer
iron III our hrarts"
In i'.tr pdL, ing tn. guest ToastmaSter
r. yeas said Tat no one had done more
th; Sir Thomas to bring thu. United
states ana Great Britain closer to-
eCth"r.
Sir ,n"mas III his address said that
il good wishes had meant ANYTHING h.
would hay" won tn. Americas cup
many times. Speaking of the future he
S;tld that h" had good ground for the
assertion that Hnotr"r challenge would
y" fprtiIc t.lilis before he left ,hc init
81 stats
We de rl"r"d that he was doing all in
MS power 10 bring about another con
test - IN" Am"rica's cup. This cup"
ne .';'i' Originally belonged in Eng
l"nd. AID think that 4 trip back to
i-hsia1h would not 40 il any harm"
SIR Thomas declared with emphasis
that i'll his "pini n international con-
tests IN the field Of sport brought
about more friendly feelings between
the people q The contcsting countries.
fle sad that he Was firm believer in
international contests ana that they
Brought about greater knowledge of
each other and strcngt hencd the ties
Of go 4 i'll between the countries and
civilization in general.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-01
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Crawford Blagden has left Cam
bridge, and Cults will coach the tackles
from now out.
Yale continues to hold the distinction
Of being the only team not scored
against this season.
Princeton and Cornell graduates are
going to try to have all the Tigers
games with Cornell played in New
York in the future
Annapolis is 50 weakened by having
its players crippled that the regular
eleven Will not b" in the game together
again until it meets the Army, Dec. =.
Tn" Carlisle Indians head coach, Be
mus Pierce, said after the Penn game
that tarlislc's victory was anticipated
and that both he ana Hudson expected
t" beat Harvard! at Cambridge Nov. 10.