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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
Major Gillette in the Gay
nor and Greene Case
Shows Up Carriers Methods
in a Damaging Way.
Counsel Osborne to Take Stand On His
Own Talk With Gillette.

savannah, Ga, Feb. 14.-Cross-eXam-
NATION OF Major Gillette by Mr.. Os-
borne today continued in the Greene
and Gaynor trial and contract let by
the officer 10 Rittenhouse Moore was
investigated. MIR. Osborne asked if it
had not been let without the scratch Of
q pen. Technically, said Major Gillette,
tnat was true. Bids were first adver-
tised Tor and that there was only one
bidder. Rittenhouse Moore, who bid
2212 cents per cubic yard. This was re-
jected, but subsequently with the APP
proVal of the chief Of engineers a con-
tract was made orally with the same
bidder at lower figure. Rittenhouse
Moore, he said, was then finishing
work in the harbor.
did you not report the original con-
tract Was completed June 80, 190O?''
After consulting reports Major Gill
lette answered alfirmativcly whereupOn
he was asked:
did you not let the oral contract
Oct. %, 1902"
Yes" said Major Gillette, stating
that the contracts We're approved by
the chief of engineers.
You put the whole matter up to the
cnief OF engineers; you don't want to
create the impression that you took the
illitiative?"
"No, 1 took the initiative. 1t was my
own act
This line of questioning apparently
was designed to indicate an analogy
between Gillette's methods and these
alleged to have been followed by Car
ter.
Mr.. Osborne branched off to Newport
where Major Gillette was sent from the
Savannah district. The witness was
asked if he did not regard the Point
Judith jelty work that was going on
at Newport than as important.
Il did not so regard it. MY opinion is
that the Point Judith project was got
ten through Congress by politicians
who desired to have the money spent
there.
The court stopped the questioning
along this line, there having been some
question of relative prices of stone at
Newport and Cumberland Sound
raised.
Major Gillette said he had been ac-
cused of breaking into Carriers desk
and into his home and taking Carters
private papers. He had been told by
Mr.. Osborne of counsel for the defence
that "for braZen efirontery it was
without u parallel in the history of
crime"
Mr.. Osborne, he said. had come to
him on three occasions with proffers of
aid in the unfortunate position in
which Major Gillette found himself in
volved While in the performance Of his
duty.
Interest in Major Gillette's statement
throughout was intense.
After discussion the court offered to
rule out the testimony but Mr.. Osborne
said he did not so desire. Since the
matter had been presented to the jury
he said he wished to take the stand
himself later and under oath make
CONTINUED on Page Two.>
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
A. o. U. W. AND D. OF II.
Hold Receptions at Portland-Grand
LODGES viii Convene Today.

Portland, Me-, Feb. 1.-THE reception
by Forest City Lodge to the State dele
gates to the annual session Of the An
cicnt Order of United Workmen. which
will open tomorrow morning. occurred
this evening in Harrington hall. There
was a large number of delegates present
and the evening was a delightful social
event.
Another reception, which was also
largely attended was that at the parlors
of the Falmouth, where the Degree of
Honor received the members of both Or
ders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE cold
weather tonight extends from the slope
region eastward to the Appalachians
with temperatures ranging from 10 to
% below the seasonal average.
1t will. also be somewhat warmer
Friday over all districts east of the
Mississippi river. There will be snow
Thursday in New England. followed
by clearing weather. The winds along
the New England coast and middle At
lantic coast will be high north to
northwest diminishing by Thursday
night.
Special forecast-Storm warnings
are displayed on the Atlantic coast
from Delaware Breakwater to East
port. Cold wave warnings have been
issued for New England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
Big Fire in St. John, N. B., Busi-
ness Section--Loss Will Be Heavy.

st. John. n. B., Feb. 14.-Fire broke
out in the business block at the corner
of King and Canterbury streets at
about O'Clock this morning. The
ccnfiagration started in the jewelry
store of j. III. McDuffy. Canterbury
street.
The flames obtained a great hold and
spread to the stores occupied by the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
THE MAINE COAL DEALERS
Meet in Annual Session at lewiston
The Officers Elected.

Lewiston, Me, Feb. 14.-Fifty MEM
bers attended the annual meeting OF
the Maine Coal Dealers Association al
Lewiston today. They elected as Off
GERS: President. Edward w. Larrab bee
of Bath: vice presidents, John n
Wood of Lewiston. Alfred J. Robinson
OF Bangor and Peter S. Nickerson of
Portland; secretary. r. S. Webb OF
Yarmouth; treasurer, +. b. Purinton
of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
CLARKSON GOUD.
Widely Known Adventist Preacher
Dies at Age Of 100 Years.

Brunswick, Me, Feb. H-Clarkson
Goud of Topsham, a widely known Ad-
ventst preacher, died suddenly at his
residence today at the age of 100 years.
but mad lived nearly all his life in Tops
ham.
Mr.. Goud engaged in business in his
early manhood. but III 1910 reinquished
the Free Baptist faith in which he had
been brought up. and became an Advent
ist preacher. His second wife, whom he
married in 1896 survives him.
The average weight of stationary gas
engine in proportion to it's horsepower is
only about one-fourth rs great as that of
a steam engine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15

Leigh c. Davis died at the Maine Gen.
oral hosrital Tuesday after an illness of
fo,,r weeks duration of typhoid pneumo-
MIA. Mr.. Davis was a young man who
lie ne universally esteemed wherever he
VAS known. Born in Friendship. Me-. aS
years ago he WaS carry IN the teft FAM, an orphan
any .,.,u,a lie went to Portland some years
since sai,u A wife and one daughter survive
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15

Chicago, Feb. 14.-When the hearing
in the packers case was resumed today.
John NJ. Chaplin, was examined by At
| torney Haynes for the packers, in ref
erence to meeting of the board of di-
rectors of Swift 4 Co., which was held
to decide what information should be-
given out to the agents of Commission
er Garfield
The witness asserted that Mr.. Swift
told Mr.. Durand who represented to
tne government at the Swift plant
that he desired all information to be
held secret as under a change of ad-
mnstration the figures relative to the
business might fall into undesirable
hands.
Mr.. Durand replied that Commission
er Garfield would decide what infor-
nation would be given out.
Answering questions by District At
torney Morrison. Mr.. Chaplin declared
that the government had been furnish
ed with all price lists for which it
had asked. Asked if he was certain
that the government had not asked for
the confidential price lists, he replied
emphatically that it had not. On re-
direct examination he said he had
never known of such a thing as n
confidential price list in the Swift
plant.
Charles II. Swift, one Of the mana
gers of Swift d Co.. followed Mr.. Chan
lin. He declared that he held con-
versation with Commissioner Garfield
before the investigation and that the
commissioners declared that the evil
dence secured would be held confiden-
tial.
William j. Russell, manager Of the
wholesale market of Swift & Co., told
of meeting T. A. Carroll, special agent
under Commissioner Garfield.
I asked him what he wanted in par
ticular,' said Mr.. Russell. ''and when
ne answered that question / told him
that he had better see Mr.. Swift Mr..
swift told me that the government had
the power TO compel the information
and that we would be obliged to furnish
it."
L did my best to make firSt-class
market man out of Carroll" said the
witness. Il showed him the differences
between cattle and how you could fool
fellow if you were sharp"
Lawrence A. Carter, treasurer of
Swift & Co. Edward Cudahy Of Omaha.
vice president and general manager
of the Cudahy Packing Co.,
also testified. Cudahy said that this
firm gave to the government agent all
information he asked for. John Forbes.
manager and assistant treasurer of the
company. was then called and soon af-
ter he had completed his testimony ad-
journment was taken
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15

American Clothing House and Brock
4 Patterson. wholesale milliners.
After eating through in that direc.
ton the flames worked their way in
the opposite quarter and two more
buildings are now threatened.
The loss will be very heavy. The
water supply was poor at first and
great d1ff1culty was experienced in
fighting the blaze.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
Mrs. Ella Carey of Orono.

. OronO. Me-, Feb. 14.-Mrs. Ella
Carey, wife of Prof. Gilbert NJ. .Gowell
OF the University Of Maine, died very
suddenly at her home here shortly be-
lore noon Tuesday of heart disease.
she was prominent in church and
Women's Club circles, was a vocalist
OF exceptional talent and member of
the Bangor Festival chorus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
A DUEL AT PARIS,
Two Americans vindicate Their Honor
One of Them Wounded.

Paris. Feb. 1.-THE Liberte today
prints an anonymous communication
alleging that duel was fought Sat-
urday night between two Americans
in which one of them was injured. The
police say they have no knowledge OF
such an affair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
FAIR-MUCH COLDER.

Washington. Feb. 14.--F'orecast for
New England: Fair Thursday follow
ed by clearing, much colder with
cold wave; high north TO northwest
winds. Friday fair, not SO cold.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
Bishop o'conneII Will Sail March 1.

Boston, Feb. 14.-Word has been re-
ceiyed in Boston that Most Rev. w.
II O'Connell, recently appointed coad-
tutor archbishop of the Boston arch
diocese, will sail from Naples on the
Romanic Feb. %. and will arrive in
Boston March II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
Boston Forecast,

Boston, Feb. l4.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Clearing, colder
Thursday brisk northwest winds;
Friday fair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-15
The Packers Only Hope
in the Present Hearing
Is to Prove That Com. Gar
field Promised Them
That Information Furnished on Their Busi.
ness Should Be Secret.

Chicago. Feb. 14.-Representatives
of the Swift Company of this city and
of the Cudahy Packing Co. of Omaha
We're on the stand in the packers case
today. When court adjourned for the
day the testimony for each had been
finished for few questions in the
morning.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
DOLOROSA

Todas aquellas dotes necesariss para llevar
ell gobisrno de la ,cera aboroad dora desbaraustada
bullanguera
Celia impuso todos.
Yer su deantalito con los tirantes cruzados en- as
pa por la espada, infundfa respeto como los tran
tes tamb6n aspa de los guardias cviles vstos en-
el campo por los malhechores.
IA yer qui6n ell vaente que Sc atrevfa a dejar
Ell aqua sucia en- las paanganas
IA quien ell grandfsimo gorrino que tiraba
cerilla por e suelo?
Pues ell que olvidase corbata encma de la
ma, sin corbata quedaba ounce dias
Nj su papa Sc evadfa de la severa discipline.
ST les gustaba as corrente. 81 les gustaba 81
aquel regimen les pareca duo ALI estaba ell llaverO
con catorce laves. ALI estaba IL "Agenda allf eS
taba ell ibro de cocina quo vinjese sustiturla
ella.
Nade rechistaba.
Nj las horas de consentfa 10 de, este eSta
algo $685. este otro estA saado.
Cada uno come Gala.
Nj sc crea que ell despotsmo mataba la algeria
En- aquella casa ell orden la pulcritud, la mpiezs,
exhalaba halito de juventud de frescura de vida
sana.
La misma Celia Sc puso nunca: su faz pali-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
DE MAYAGUEZ
Fcbrero 6.

FcbrerO 8.
NADIA sensational ocurrc en- la sui
tana del oeste. Despues del carnaval
calma y reposo.
-Ayer Sc vi6 TN juicio en- la Corte
municipal contra Eusebio Rosas, poi
aggression Nicolas d. Arce: fut
absueIto.
Francisco Velez Toro, de Hor-
1aigueros, fue condenado por el Tue7
municipal 4 81 dias de carcel, por el
delito de aggression
Sc encuentran .en eSta ciudad
tres padres capuchino que vienen
q prestar Servicio durante la cuares-
ma y semana mayor, en- el temple
c2tolico de esta ciudad.
LA Iglesia Presbiteriana de esta
ciudad, ha empezado una serie de
aSambleas.
La Corte de Distrito, petici6r
del letrado sefior Freyre, ha conce-
dido permiso para contraer matri-
monio, los primos hermanoS Ramon
Carreras y Carlo dofa Matilde
Nadal y Carb6.
Hoy empiezan los juicios orales
criminales, en- esta Corte de Distrito.
En- el Registro Civil, Sc han ms
critic las defunciones de Damian
Bauza, Mercedes Crespo, Esteban
Miranda. Eutasia Morales. y Artist.
des Arroyo y Arroyo.
Tambi6n sc han fnScrlto los ne
mientos de Maria Salome, Feliciano
y Rodriguez, Francisca Mcntalvo Y
Blumen, Juana de la Crua Solo, Az
cadio Monteverde MonSerrate, Ra-
fael Marredo y Ramassa, Francisco
Marrero y Ramassa, v N4rgarita tu-
ra Granell
En- Ell tren de la tarde, saldra pa
IA Aguadilla, el letrado anne ericano
sefIor Freyre.
Ell seiIor D. w. May, Superin-
tendente de Ia Estacion Agron6mica
de esta ciudad, ha rematado por la
Suma de 81 900 una fnca dc la Suce-
sion Lopez de Victoria.
Han contraido matrimoni0 en- es-
ia ciudad, Carmclo AcoSta Elisa
Alfonso.
-Por extinguir condena han side
puestos en- libcrtad EN- la carcel de
partamenta1 Gonzalo Ayala Rivera,
dc Mayagiicz; Felix Morales Iriza-
ri, de Lajas; Jose Basilio Cuebas
de Mayagiiez; Y Vicente Velez Co
Ion, de Ana~co, UXistercia de pre-
SOS, Q5.
va esta restablecida de su enfer-
medad, Ia scno.Ita Cecilia Casano-
vas
Don francisco Roger Martinez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
NueVa Obra

Jurisprudence establecida en-
10 criminal durante Ell pasado
aio 1904 por ell Tribunal Supre-
mo de Puerto Rico.
Precio del ejemplar: So. Ell
franqueo por cuenta de los inte
reSadoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07

Fueron, Celia haba dcho, hacia ell cana
lilo.
Iban casi todos los Lainez "de la esquina (asf
los llamaban) agunas de las ramifcaciones de la
lie del Rey.
Formaban grupos va bulciosos dicharacheros,
va graves sesudos.
Celia Sc reuni6 primas dos muchachas de 81
edad. Lanez tamben ropablanqueras.
Marchaban las tres ala por la orila del
canal
La tarde abrilena ardorosa; de cuando
do por encima de los oleadas de are
daban Ell rostro.
Fran frescas venfan sauradas de balsAmiCos aro-
mas
10 largo del canal hay dobleS flas de chopos
lombardos sus copas puntiagudas esponjaban Ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
PARA GEGA RILLOS

En- ell BoLETIN MEFcANTIL hay cons
tante existercia de p pei para ciga-
rrillos, mars La Cubanita" esme-
rad3m ente c0rtadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
8 = g L q UILA

La Quinta Villa Elena en- Hate
Rey, Stop 38. Inform ara F. Schluter,
Boletin Mercant1. san Juan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08

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OeV0laAtsteS 1see.

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@fee-Aomiral Birilsf, Marinemi.
nifsr;
R. bon G9waneba9, Rei8sson.
troleur.
Der meme Winifer bes
II swdrttgen.
g I. petersburg, z. Wai.
Baron Sswolstp, frtbsrer @e!ambter
In aopen6aaen. III iaon felt Sabren
als epentusner Ra9foissr bss @rafen
2amsoorH lgsnannt uorbsn rnb gilt
fhr einen ELECTROMAGNETIC Diplo.
maten bers iinseren s9ule. Ct tR
urssfdbr ftinf3is Sabre alt.
Qetngnoe.
g I. petersburg. z. Woi.
2ebte @c&t.if her generaIgopberneur
bon JetatsrincsIaw (sibrubIanb) ben
fsrrOrifsn I3um Opfer sefolsn; feds
unbefannieIp erionen feuertsn alei&aei.
tig TIRE &ebolrsr auf TIN ab unb ent.
famen tn Der Drnfelbeit.
9fegan3e Wann9aft
trrorem.
@tabimofod d, z. Waf. Del
rufFi&e BIodaoebre&er sSeerabapa",
tueI&er Isttsn Derbf, tudbrenb er
tNxh~s4 s~Sao~k<k~ moW>s .- m..-.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08

o1nbler beobIex fsleeHes FseHe'
Butter - Country. lie Gresmest ass.
0tei1 Soc
Tsii&e Gses-lle tss Dttsxh.
Nihner Sc. A66ns 3, IHts9C10-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
0ate.

snaros 8 BeriaufsSssfs SrposfsEts
s4ueberfafe 8oe peg 4hms sss8ssuai9ss
g6ueaeriGe f7s, BiBeo3fx 6xeaza . a&'
Is, gaew Dorf Gbeboors; l6e. siasstut'
|&ss 2imburees III. Ngi6 l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08

8tu@tG WW0
Gr24ta
4epfd Suite 3o4d$fe $3.50 per Sab.
Bananen s .00-l.26; nst1e We-s1.oo.
@itronen g % $50 tes RIFE
Dronaeu - $3.25-8.75 PEI Rife.
Grbbeeren 25-3Ge boS luart.
0emRfa
Sparsel-40c Elm srobes 4un9.
Grine Bobnen-$3..o-l.e0 Der 8ufbel.
Wotbe Raben zoe pei Dutenb Bum&es.
arout = S55. eo-70.0 90 per Tomme.
Neue garrots-A0e bas Duteno.
GeIerp-$S Bis S. 80.
gurten = $1.2, per Outeno.
soIot - 12e per Yfunb.
4pjebsIn - 3otbe unb weibe 3l.60 per
bunbert Yfanb ; epanii&e 8wiebeIn $l.eo
per Rifte.
Differ YIaut aoe per Dutenh.
Neterfuie l6-s0e pei DutenS Dus@es.
Qa,tofeIn - zoe - SOC ter HuibeI.
ehbfartoFeln - Strgimia $3.a6 Satti'
more sac -2.75; Seriet $3.50 $500
per Sat.
Rabieie 2s-81e yer Dutekh.
Rb barb $50 bas Datenb.
6ptnat - s. per Gab.
tomatoes $3.50 per Grate.
BtumentobI $3.50 Ss D9teab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
@rokbritannien.
o erthtne

2onbon, z. Wai. = Der Butt
f9ifer Balter WelImarl. rtl6-r In
einem 9uftbaaon cine Reiie nad seus
Noropol on3utreien gsbentt, bat Don
Der nortue9if&en &eeierung bic @rlanb-
NIB erbalten. In 6ammerfeif cine Sta.
ton fac brabtloTe 9~elegrapbit 80 er.
ri&ten. WeIman mtrb heute IN paris
~ertuartet, tuoielbf Ct probefatrtea NIT
isinsm reuer BaIon pornebmen uiro.
SpAuieu.
BareeIpna, z. Rai. DIE
poli3et entbedte beute eine anar&iatf&e
weri6mbruus. nabm ie&aebn wertaf.
tiineeit Dot unb ~ecnfseirtt 8 1onlteu.