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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07
W b..

@hita9o, 6. NpriI. SamueI
&i4arbion, elm Wei9snfensr Der Ito
non 8abn, uurbe i'm gabnbofe fur3
bor Witterna9t eri9uRsn. Die poIisei
berbaftete feds Wdnner auf 8erba9t
bin.
u ngebIi9er @a6Ibetrus.
bicago o, 6 Npril. Dem Ror.
porationsanualt 2euis Rnb 9lags,
tuesen getruges BET ben Isbten WabIen
3ugegangen.
gs miro bebauptet, baB In Al pre-
cintten oas Wablreiultat be3igIi9 bss
Wuni3ipaIbeFbes Der StraBenbabnen
boafdnbig 9let9 mar, mas fur I'M.
m6gli9 ertldrt mtrb. Die BefRruors
ter beg Wunisipalbefbss bebaupten,
oas cine N~eu3dbluns einert @spinn
bon 5000 Stimmen fhr ben Mntrag
ergeben tueroe. Sieie 3uiammen nit
einem anoeren Srrtbum i'm 3dbIen UNI
1000 Sttmmsrt tueroe benz 0ori9lage
bie Babnen tn getrieb au neqmsn, cine
gentiaenoe Waioritdt aeben.
s 6rberung bes 8 anbeIs
m 6 tben.
Rem Orleans, 6. IpriI.
@ei9dftsleute aus faf allen Siofaa-
ten g~riinbeten bsute bic .Miffifppi
9anep @rport & Smpurt Af'n.",
beren 3weG es iein fol-, bic Daniels.
be3iebungen bes Wiffffppi @ebietes
nit 5dfen Shoamerita's su fbrbern.
Die Bill Senator @aItngsr's FIR
bic 6anbelsf otte tpurbe inbofRrt; be,
2ougreB piro erfudt tpsrben, bic 6lub'
unb 5afenbias- ebenio mie anbere sroB'
@ermiaisungsbiQs aa bsbanbeIn, ba.
nit bic Wafermeee beg 2anbss gent.
genb berbsfert tperben t6nnen.
Mc@astep gebt mad
$eras.
@afb n. 6. gpril. -
General : lieutenant Bates iibertru@
grisabe.@ General Wcgastsp bas Com,
mauoo bes departments bon Seras,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07
g 9anbeinsg b9ats
pro3eb bsigeIegt.

Wiltuaufee, 6. Npril. Ter
Pro3eB nm ben Na6laB Der 8iers
brauers Wittps Sdanosin tpuroe our9
einen auBergeri@tli9en @erglei& bei=
gels9t.
Yas Ssffament 5rau S9anbein's
bermadte Der So3ter Grau Sacob 6spl
IS, 600, 600, ben anoeren ainoerr,
Grau gQa 5ranf uno @mil S4ans
bein sttua $500, 900. Die bsiosn leB.
terer fo1ten bns Ssfamsnt CT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07

Sie R~aun=N1eoi5in piro tbuu, mas man bon ibr
~eriuGrtet.
RGHn=N2eSi5iu furirt frib5eitigeu Gerfan, Der
Jimmie MdnHbGrfeit, R~eroenifpdhe. Junftiuns=
Iorun9. abnabme Der 9ebenstraft, &raftleigteit,
8erluite Der 6eidledtstraft, 8ehirnermattuvg,
SHdeulhMer5eH, 3errIttuHg, Rierenleioeu uno Ser
pofttdt.
gfGn fam bic Sur 5u Sauie oOrnebmen.
ssir u~erIGRsen feline Be5abluns irseub tpeIher
Art = feline GuittUngen feline Geriprehuu9en.
Sds @insi9e. mas mir u~erlangen, odB man uidt bic
gtdnuI Yteoi5iu aus purer Reugier foroert. g9ir
sroot Hno man wieoer Su ieiner fribereH i~tarten
Yatur selGngt.
Sieles gratis uerihifte Eslpadet III Der 8efeis,
mas Die Rdnnz9feoi5in 81 thun perma9. Nir ihideu
Is i'm eiHiafeH &dpierumitla9 ,oerihIoisn perpaft-
frantic abssliefert. Sur Der Rame uno bic @oreie III
rpthpenoIa. SHterltate Eemeop Co., 1884 Sud
Building, Detroit, Mit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07
y. 6. Sponiel,
I8Gferet

SGferet
1880
Glib SAT-
Str.
Rarftfano SO
uuo
columbia
g-ocer1 Go.
Yeues SeIe=
pbou 1851
Srpbirt
meiueu
BumpernidtI
10e per 2atb.
gerfufen Sic
unier &ogeeus
brph ts III uns
hbtrtrefft1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07
6ranfrei9.
Gtreit [.

Sens. 6. april. Die Ssle9aten
Der 9Oblengrdbsr haben beidlOfen bic
0orfaldee Der @rubenbeHBsr ni4t ans
3unsbmen uno ben Streit fortsuiebsn.
Die Rettungsarbeiten In Der 8rube
au gourrieres tuerbsu fortgeieBt. Cine
an3abl 9ei9en tpurbsn beute aus Der
Salau=8rube gebolt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07
50 + o n Stint I

W abtngton 6. Mpril. -
Beffon CLINT, Re&tsanualt, Sourna.
iii unb frtiberer 8~ibliotbetar Der
6Hentli@en Sibliottet In WaibinstOn.
farb I'm alter bon II Sabren. gr
NOR cine 3sitlans RoniuI Der Der.
Siaaten tn ebin aians, China unb
bate pisl nit Der Orsanif;runs Der
gipil.G ienf.g ommiiion au tbun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07
90 eitere $25, 900 Il bic
& abafter.

IT,
peitere s25, 900 fur bic bon Der 9un'
gersnotbl betrOfenen Sapuner; i'm @an'
gen fnb isbt $3.50, 600 bon Der 3eitung
FIR oeuielben 3wsd geiammelt uno Elm.
gsian0t tuorbsn. Der Ssrausgeber oes
y@brifIidsn SeroIo", Souls 3lopI4,
sriuate In sinem gsglsitf9reibsn, baB
bas @elb bon Der &otbsrt Rreu3 Ses
Ieli9aft in SOfiO gum Gntauf bon Ge'
bensmitteln Dertpanot merben m66te;
$4,000 bss Betraess Bat er on bas aus=
ldnoii6e Silfs.gomite In Ssnoai aus
3u3ablen.
Sbat zines 90 abnin
nfgen.
g t.. Soiebb. Wo., 6. april.
Simon Stern, Der Superintendent Der
@obltbdtigfeits NnfaIten tpuroe bon
sinsm Want1e miBbanoelt, benz sr nns
terfiBung ~pertueigert bate uno pirb
on ben @erIebunsen fsrben. Man
glaubt, BOB iein Angreifer wabn'
finnig TIT.
2atbbetr igereten
pDrtIanb, Ore., 6. Ipril.
s. gilbert unb s. 6. Bsd6ufsn, amei
Wiebsi9tsr, tpurbsn gefsru bsrbaftet.
sic fno bon ben 8unossgsi9pOrensn
anseilast. In 2anobetriigereisn pers
tuidelt az iein.
Marim 8ortt.
Us B 9 o n, 6. Mpril. Die
bon paris bier ~eingeIaufene Na9ri9t,
oaB Der rufff9e S4riftfislsr unb @es
bOlutiondr Marim 8orti f9 auf BEN
Wegs mad ben Der. Staten bsfinost,
tpuroe NIT bielieittgem SntersHe aufse.
nommen. Sas @inpanberungs : Bu.
reau ertldrte auf beatigli9e Infra9en.
bab ni8ts befannt iei. mas @orti an
Der 2anoung perbinoern t6nnts. Sc
neral-@ ommihdr Sargent srfldrts, bab
@orti ebenio ME isoer anbsrs ginpan.
oerer bebanoelt tperben tptirbe; tpenn
BET Der tibli9en prtfune fein Sinoer.
nib fit berausHelt. mirb ibm bic 2an-
otns anfanbslos seHattet tperoen.
D o N benz Dsge n a I
@htca9o.
2arebo. 8er., 6. Npril. Sobr
Meranoer Donnie rsife gefern @bent
nit ftnf ieiner Nnbdnssr bon Meritl
@itp ab; er riro Morssn frhb I'M
6:25 ubr In Nuerp 2arebo, geraoe Hbel
Der @ren3e BON bier, srtuartet unb uirt
BON bort iber San Nntonio nod @bi
ca9o ueiterfa5ren.
Sa bic hiefgen ginmanberunas,
8samten a%nnsbmsn, bab Donnie eir
Iufralier if uno er bas Btrgerre9
Der Der. Staten nod ni9t ertuorbei
bat, miro bon ibm bic rsguldre 2opf
feuer bon 50 pie bon allen anfomme,
ben Adsldnbern sr6oben tueroer.
Gowie's WtIIionens
4, 0erIuf 4.
@btcago, 81, 6. Mpril. :
2ir9endlteife In 3ion @itp ertIdrtel
beute. baB allsemsin ansenomme,
utiroe, Touie babe im Sabre 100;
our9 SpefuIationen an Wan Stree
nabe an 81, 200. 900 berloren. gr fol
nit bier Girmen In Serbinbuns ssHan
ben babsn, bic tur3 na9bem Ct Gel
BET ibnen sur Ssduns isiner gerluH
beponirt bate. TIRE 3abIunsen elm
felten.
% obIbetannti In st. 9out
81 t. 2ouis, 6. Nprtl. SeIpbtl
2obe, tuel4e In Netu BORT Selbfmor
be9in9, mar ote $o@ter bes perforbs
men Or. 3. 81. 2obe, (. Ct. elmer b
beffbstannten aerate st. Souls. 81
mar cine Der tonnngebenben ianaege
@eieai&afts.S DAMIEN Der etabt. FL
Sabre 1893 entIief He udbrenb eins
Beiu9s In 2suisbtus. 3d., nit @6as
. gobn mad SeHerionbiIe, Snb., I'm
lieb f& bort nit osmIslben trauer
Sofort nod 2ouispiue 3urtidaefebri
berlisb fe ibren Mann. Der f& ipdt.
. BON ibr f9etben lisb. Sic iuanote Il,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07
6rokfemer.
Sin SOoter; $4,000 S@aben.

far1n1ers Schedules tuurbe bur6 sseuer
3srftOrt. Somer s. Saacf, @ei9dfts.
ti5rer Der @ilannette FRACTION Co.,
iprang hur& ben 9idtTda9t auF ben
pot uno puroe IOfort eetDotei. Der
S1aSen am @ebdube tpirb auf $780,.
900 gei9dbt.
Sas Geuer fam in benz parlor beg
Commercial. CLUBS aus; es tuirb a1ae-
ftOmmen, bab Semanb nit einem bren,
rtenosn Streidbol3 ben Sapsftsrien 3u
rlabe fam. Cine paxit entaanb unter
ben 1900 i'm @ebduoe bef9dftigten
perionen, bic fi9 In pabnHnniser
6lu9t bur9 ben Mufsug, bic Sreppsn
unb H~otbaussdnse gu retten iu6ten;
als srrei4ten oas Sreie in Si9erbeit.
ungefdbr Is Rdnuer uno Jrauen
frozen aug ben Senffern auf bic
NauerFmfe uub runroen bon Der Seuer.
tuebr 9erettet.
Dem 8ei9dftsfhbrer beg @ommers
eials@lubs SOm &i9arbiun tpuroe BON
ben Glammen Der @eg abgsTdnittsn
uno fattete auf bas Dad, bon mo er
balb bewubtlos bsruntergebolt tpuroe.
s55, 900 g &aben.
Macon, Co., 6. Mpril. Ser
8ei9dftstbeil Der Staot Butler tpuroe
beute our6 Gsusr ssrftOrt. Der @da.
ben betrd9t s55, 900. benz nur cine
TerR4erung bon $40, 600 gessnibsrs
ftett.
q b. q attio n.
@inci n n 6. 9pril. Der
trante @oub. pattiion fam bsute Mor.
gen NIT einem @rtra3use bon @olum-
bus bier an uno puroe In elmer Nm,-
bulan3 nod benz @brifus 0oipitals
gebra9t. gr iol an einem frebsartigen
@si9ptire lsiben.
Sbnami &c rptoiou
&oanote, W. 3D., 6. Mpril.
3wei 2eute, uel6e an einem Babnbau
bier tn Der Ndbe arbeiteten, tpurben
bur4 bte grpluFOn elmer sroben Wsnse
Spuamit In Slide aeriKsn. Sbre
Namen fno ni9t bstannt.
Sunbert 3 u9bruder
entIaen.
a o n, &. Mpril. -
Sunoert 9u9orufer muroen beute tue=
gen Nansels an Mrbeit bon benz Dor.
ftebsr Der &ssisrungs.9 rudersi, Stil.
lin9s, entlafen. @s wire eruartet,
baB In SOlge Der tiir3li9sn NgitatiOn
ftr cine Reou3irung Der DrudIa9eu
weitsrs gntlafungen balo folgen tuer.
ben. 8orfebsr Stiain9s beabfati9i
ferner, apsds tpeitsrsr griparniHe BIZ
@srtbeilung Der arbeiten Bon 8runt
auf au rsorsanifren. Die &efgnatior
oss 8ormannss patrid Bprnes In be,
gu9binberei tpurbe bon Stilings an
genommer.
3uf d n 6 3 n q.
;. 6 an 6ranctseo, 6. Mpril
Glen 90. Wurpbp bon gestelp, oe'
tibsr 8 Sabre @iss.3Oniul gu Sienttn
China, mar, tam geifern bier an.
Na9 isiner slnfi9t fno tn @bint
2rdfte tbdtig, pel9e cine Guf6iunl
bss 2eides anftreben; babel Tel fein
tbatid9li9e &ssieruns %uorbanoen, I'm
tie au tontrOIiren.
Der gOpeott amerifauif&er Waaret
Der 3uerf ni9t srnf genommet tpuroe
babe Elm bsbsnfli9ss ausieben geuon
men, es lei bur9ans nod ni6t Dor
, iiber. Sn Der probtns @biIi babe be
@iset6nig Yunn Sbi aai ben Boscoi
~untsrorhdt. ueberbaupt berrf9e In
t nbroIi9en China nun 5rieoe. Sn
shbsn baesssn let bic Boycott : 8eme
/. eung bur& BITE geamten ermutbta
B tuoroen.' groBe Nuantitdten arneri
6 fanii9sr Waaren. bic leBtes Sabr gs
i9idt ruurben, lagsrten nod tn 9ine
Ri9en 9dufsrn unb bic aorehaten mel
9erten ft& fs ansunebmen.
Bon ben pbiItpptnen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07

% al n 9 o n. 6. april. =
General : lieutenant Bates iibsrtrus
Brigade General Wcgasfep bas Com.
mauoo bes departments BON Ssras.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07
FRE1
Gin @adet Wamm=W eSi3in
fir eimert Solar fret.

Sin gonpafet fdr eineu Dollar Der W~ann>aReoijiu
lit irei al beiieben, Denn man %ndflfra9t uno Die
Qorefe duaiebt. Sieie Weann=W eeriiin giebt
Sbuen HudmG oen Spruoel lugeHolIdlen Slnds -
Ben 8uls Hno ods 3itteru phniijhen &ohlbehageus:
ne nadt oen g4aHn mdnnersleidl, Misunderstanding ruo
mdHHesitlrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-07

...6abr3eit Der 8ise..
Abfabrt Antuu
xoIsbO. gs,easO uue gtaisan Grprss.-t 7.l6 Ross
IoIsbp, Detroit uub Chicago atm ......sls.so So
Rs3isaz gitp, geuntis u. sofopsttsep Bolt 7.so moss
. fdaEi6 eonHtaas. ausseuomusn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05
An Editress AGED -.

Niih y i number of Niil-o'-thc-
"is.'' S'iES an editorial notice in fh,,t
S'iuI ann DAINTY magazine. "slbsctih-
WEI notice We have been fortunate
~ securing Miss Celtic Jones, of I,un-
con as aS:nciat" etlitor.'
lilinert". it must be EXPLAINED Mics
Rosebud Selfridge has been sole ad;in,
ana proprietor. but now that wiII-o..
thr-Wisp is published for the first
''ih) simultaneously in London ana
Chicago, q London editor is natur,,,,.
essential
I"elvr summers. including the pres
e!'' 'he' having, we believe. passed over
,he h'!nS OF both editors, the magazine
Is IL course written for very little
ioik. There is a long and very interest
ing 'Bit'"f English History about
roots Cray. i'll Kent where Ooh, han
by paper and happy editorsD Will-o'-
the "isp is published. and there is an
article on Cricket some jokes. a charm
ing little article or England's
Love of Flowers" and some
Society Notes." the latter writ
ten by "Firc-ny and Proxy: special
reporters The notes have a curious
ele't on MS. Learning for instance;
that Mrs. l.. c. Huck. Miss Paula and
Master Louis Huck. now in Italy. ex-
pect 10 return to America next fail -
We Instantly desire 10 meet Miss and
Master lIuck. a result produced by no
Spi clal paragraphs in other papers.
by permission of the Daily Mail. n
map Showing the enormous siZ. Of tho
United States ana the irlativ. .iz, ~
certain foreign countries" (whus,. pub.
il";tfi"n. we trust. produced no ill-fcrl-
ing between the English ana Am. riran
cditors) is reproduced from tn. Daily
Mail Year Book. The courtesy Of the
Jrnrli"t"rs Of the Daily Mail" adds
Miss Selfridge and Miss Joner. "whn
are occupied in the same line Of bust
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05
WORK is COMPLETED.
Commission Finishes Work of Revis-
ina Vermont's Statutes.

Montpelicr, VT, Oct. 4.-The work OF
the commission appointed to revise the
statutes Of Vermont has been completed
There are 6.l.+ sections in the rcviS-
ion as compared with $40" i'll the pre-
ce.,ing volume of Vermont laws. In the
new book attention is called to the ne
ceSsity of careful revision of bills pre-
scented for action by the Legislature in
order to avoid the passage III measures
unconstitutional ana conflicting with
others already passed.
Another Legislative commission which
has completed its labor in readiness Tor
the beginning of tn" present session is
that ON revision rules. consisting Of At
torncy General G. c. Fits. Lieut.. Gov.
{. H. Stearns. Speaker j. III. Merrifeld
Of the last House of Representatives.
w. *. Farnsworth. secretary of the
Senate and L. {. Cheney. the clerk of the
last House.
No alteration is made in the joint
rules Of the Senate and House. The
most important changes in the House
rules are the provision for a committee
on appropriations to which Shall be re-
ferrcd all bills appropriating money from
the state treasury, Il committee on street
thrct-fourthS Of tn" members present.
shall be required to authorize Il SuSpeu-
sion of the rules. The changes In the
Senate rules in general correspond to
Those. Of the House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05
AT LEAST 40 DEAD.
The Disaster in 6!uefie. IS Mine Worse
Than at Fir.t THOUGHT,

Roanoke. Va. 'ct. IA telegram re-
cciycd 4; 30 O'Clock Hi. ;tfreruonn j..
the general Ollie" nf the Norfolk 4
| w, stern I;"ill"n'i 60. here from IN.
| division >upcrini. ndcut at BlucIi.i,I,,
| saws that " to IA, O'clock this :ttar
noon only three bodies had been recnv-
erred from The west mine of Pnc1hontas
Collie.'icS 60. 1t Po'ahOntaS. in which
Their. IVES IN EXPLOSION late yesterday
| aft n,.uCun Tie message states il is
believed that no ,ess than 70 m.1 have.
! lost their lives. 1t is expected In. par.
IN which the explosion occurred will lie
reached this evening.
As gas from the west min, has been
driven back into The mill creek and
tOaldalt mines, work in these orcra
tons will necessarily hay. To be sus-
pended. Tie west mine in which the
EXPLOSION occurred is the largest opera
ton in IN. field ana employs about 700
nI.n It's loading capacity is 80 cars Il
day An earlier message from the
Norfolk and Western superintendent al
Blurfi-lds announced that four men
Were. then known IL be dead and that
1V.u OF these We're members of the res
GU. party that wen; in the mine last
night. Al that time ii was believed L.
OF II men had been killed, but the full
extent al the damage could not be- de-
tcruincd until after the mine had been
cllrtd of gas ami backdamp.
Eighteen now dead and from 80 to
40 more. men cntonbcd and doubtless
all dead is The situation up to Il late
hour tonight al III. West Fork mines
Of the PocahontaS Galleries Co, where
the explosion occurred late yesterday
afternoon. The recovery Of the bodies
brought from tie MINI vas the result
OF the heroic work Of Il band of 30 men
constituting Il rcscn" party that work
ed inctSSautiy. II was not Until 80
O'Clock thi.; *, ming thai III" 1t Hcu-rS
reached Il pon; near the s.. Paul en-
try. where III. explosion occurred IN"
work OF lr5cu" was Very slow - the
difficult IL Surmount.
The authorities anticipated the fear
full extent of thu c.Iu,altics today by
ordering u carload OF collins and bur
ial supplies which arc now on III" way.
Some confusion WAS caused in the de-
termination of the exact number of
men entonhcd by the fact that when
the explosion occurred the exchange of
shifts was in progress. added to which
was the fact that 4 number Of men
escaped from III" Tug Fork entrance.
The scenes AROUND the min" We're pitt
full. Relatives aaI friends gathered in
groups at the entrance and elsewhere
awaiting tdinIs of The victims and
gave went /" their %ri"f ~ III" bodies
on" by on" were, brought out.
T.. COOK. ON, w TN" victims. whose
body was futiui viihn 3Gb fee; Of th,.
uutsid" Of rs:' min" was the only sur
viv"r al tn" hi" explosion III th, Pnca-
EontaS mines in 1884.
Yesterdays expulsion piled up tim
bcrS Hrd dirt /" The. he light ri six feet
.tlvic'S iliS evening from III" min"
announced that l6 bodies have been
recovered al Tug Fork cntranc. to the
mine and that from 80 to 80 more were
ento!nb"h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05
WHERE WAS TIE FAKE?
Alleged Attempted Escape from Grams
ton, r. l.. State Prison.

Providence. K. l., oct. Awhile out
on tn" prisoners monday walk today
Arthur Webster. q member of the no
toriouS Portsmouth Carbarn robbers
who is confined at the state prison at
Cranston. held a wooden revolver stain
, ed to resemble q 80 calibre bulldog"
which he had mad" i'm his cell to the
head Of Jailrr George * Woodbury.
and demanded to he released Th,.
jailcr graprlod with the prisoner and
with the help of several guards who
came To the rescue. finally ovcrcamc
Webster. During the scramble Web
Strr all but reached the real revolver
carried by Woodbury. and had he got
hold of il. the jailrr and his assistants
would in all probability have been
shot down and the prisoner escaped.
Webster, alias Paul Tip" was the
/; leader of the carbarn robbers and is
rot even allowed in the Jail work
house. OF late the Jail officials have
consented 10 his using 4 jacknifc and
Woni with which he made souvenirs
FOR his cell. With this knife ana with
ont the knowlcdg" of the jailcrs Web
ster fashioned u wooden revolver He
stained il with paint. put inside an
aluminium barrel and placed several
bullets of the same material inside of
the barrel
This noon he was given a short exnr-
else in the yard. When the jailor and
his prisoner agan entered the Jail Web
Stcr stepped before Il door leading
through an iron screen which separates
the reception room from the prisoners
quarters In some unknown manner the
lock on this door had been broken and
Il lockSmitll had been at work on it
The locksmith had not finished his
work ana at the time of the attempted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-05
ANOTHER EMPLoYE DISMISSED.
Mutual Life Discharges Those Who
Would Be Trustees.

New York, Oct. 4.-COl. Disco Hiilue
man Of Louisville, KY. general ig"n
for the Mutual Life Insurance Co. fol-
the states of Tennessee and Kentucky
was dismissed from service If the com
pany today.
The announcement was made after
Il meeting of the committee on insur'
ance ami agencies by Second Vice
President Dexter. 1t is understood tina;
failure Of Col. Hindeman to support
the administration ticket Of the Mutual
Life was the cause Of his dismissal. II,
is n candidate for trustee on the Sc
l"cte! Fusion" ticket.
TIL" Mutual Life has recently dis
missed four Of its general agents he
cause il is asserted they refused 10
consent To support the administration
ticket. Another agent after being called
upon to support the administration
ticket. refused and then resigned.
The general agents who's" contracts
were cancelled were T. Reid Fell and
Herbert II. Fell Of New York. r. O.
Paige Of Detroit, and Col. liind"nan
of Louisville. ny Edward sutton OF
Springfield. Mass, resigned.
4 statement was issued by the COM
mittre on insurance and agencies al
ter their meeting explaining their atti-
1udc on the question Of loyalty Of "n-
playc*. Ii reads in part:
MANY misstaIementS having he'n
published as to tn. action and attitude
of the committee of insurance ami
agencies IN respect to The coming ''it"-
ton. it is deemed wise 10 max" TIN FOL
lowing statement:
1.-The bylaws of the company provide
that with the exception of the president
and vice president no office OF the COM
Iany shall be members of the board OF
trustees.
"ro comply with this bylaw in the
few. instances where managers or
agents of the company have announced
their intention of accepting the noni-
nations for officers as trustees, tnls
committee has felt impelled to terml-
nate the contracts under which such
managers and agents have been III the
service
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Prove 1t /
Any Time
ey the Evidence Of Augusta People.

The daily evidence citizens right
hcre al l,osne supply is proof sufficient
10 sntisfy the greatest skeptic! No
better proof can be had. Here; is a
case. Read IT: la,'.. q. '-t' I'M
G. a. Miron, policeman. OF SIS WASH
ington St, Augusta, Me. says: Il
was so well plea sed with the benefit
received from the use Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. procured at the drug store
OF Willis r. Partridge that l gave
recommendation of them for publica-
ton. During the six years which have
since passed l have given them q, fur
Their trial and found them SO uniformly
effective that it is a pleasure for me TO
advise their use by all In need OF
kidney medicine. ! am satisfied that
any sufferer from kidney trouble will
find quick and lasting benefit from the
use of DOan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the nalne-Doan's-and
take no other.
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The London Cabby.

To the public vehicles Of Berlin are
attached machines that automatically
register the distance YOU have travel
ed and the fare that you ought to pay.
A contrivance like that is altogether
too m"thodcal and precise for the Eng
fish character. In London you guess
at the distance. The consequence is
that the cabby is habitually overpaid.
Hardly anybody going out to dinner or
20 the theatre or returning home late
at night thinks Of handing to the cab
by his merely legal fare. In any
doubtful case. when YOU are not quite
sure of the distance, the almost uni
versal tendency is to add sixpence or
n shilling to the statutory sum. ..'
And yet with ali this there is I'm
doubted depression in the cab trade.
and the serious possibility OF a strike.
Two main reasons are given in eXpla-
nation. one is the growth of competi-
ton, the other il the fact that there
are too many cabs on the streets.
Motors. the Two-penny Tube. electric
SIR '-cars. the increasing use of tele
:, the extension of the district
niger service. have all hit the
Shrewd blows. And then, again.
.ondon cannot support the enor-
number of hansoms and four
WiiltIerS. that cater to 1t. There are
today some 1850 licensed drivers. 1000
hansoms. and near 1900 four wheelers
OF these perhaps 1000 are driven by the
men who own them, About 5000 ara
''privileged'-that is To say. instead OF
plying the streets for fares they pay
a small sum per week To the railway
companies for permission to take up
their stand in the depots and monopo-
lie the railway traffic. A careful esti-
mate has placed the number OF cabs
that is sufficient for I.ondOn's needs at
5000. more than two thousand less
than those actually in business at the
present monient-Harper's Weekly.