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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28

Frank Tracy. while at work on the
timbers of the foundation of the club
house Thursday, took an involuntary
bath in the Kennebec river. The Wa
ter was not very deep and Mr.. Tracy
had no great trouble in getting out.
but he was in the water long enough
to form an opinion that the tempera-
t,lre of the river is not Vet warm
enough for swimming purposes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28
San francisco Relief Eur.i.

We hope to clos" the subscription
not later than Monday. There are
scores Of people in the city who really
mean to give. but who have forgotten
to attend to it.
We ought to raise at least q thous-
ana dollars. Anything less would be
unberoming this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28
New Ribbons

In Ribbons we are showing all the
latest fancins and novelties. including
all staple articlc:; ana such needful
kinds as are found i'll au upto- date
Ribbon Department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28

Most disfiguring skin eruptions. aorofu-
Il. pimples, rasEcs etc. are due to i'm
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters is 2
cleansing blood tonic. Makes you clear
eyed. clear -br"incd, clear skinned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28

Itching piles provoke profanity. but PRO
f1rity won't "ure them. DpanS oint-
m"nt cures itching. bleeding ~ protrud-
ing piles after years of suffering. At
any drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28

IF you haven't the time 20 exercise regu-
1arly Doan'S ReGuletS will prevent
CunStipa ton. They luduC" Il mild. easy
healthfuI action Of the bowels without
Gripirg. ASK your druggist for them. &c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28

StonS carachc in two minutes. tonthache
or rain Of burn "r $Calj in hv" minutes
hoarsennSS, ono hour; n"S"lciChc, two
hours: sore throat. twelve hours-Dr
Thomas EcIectric Oil. monarch over
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28
Shell Goods

We call Your attention to a large ana
beautiful line of shell goods. mounted
and designed in the latest and newest
Persian styles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-28
Waists

Too many styles and prices to
enumerate-long and short sleeves and
the prcttiest styles ever made. The
prices start 79c. and go up slowly to
$1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

QrFFE M I'LL
so. iti rfh west ffdW H4afrfn new
house. camh rstuffs far safe. 9 af5 SO
down ~ per month 81 per fHHt ~ viii
rent az fa r. HzHufH gHnfr 81 MH
Masicr ~ lgih seer Phone g =
FilEgefald q Melville. = Lumber
Exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
Use \ RE0.
. HOT POKER
MAN AND WIFE Assssr,.
oHpAHALLEL9D cHUelry..
THEIR eHlLDssH.

CHICAGO, April q .v,.
lauizek and bis wife wee ss
here to-day for upsss.'. 'ssslsi
cruelty % their children a
held ~ $4,000 bail eaeh =
a frequent means "a n,e,..
which tHeg inflicted On ~, =
girls Annie I years Oh. srs u.
aged . was to whip them =. -
wire brush ana to apply ! -
poker To their flesh. holaias !.
iof tie torture By twisting ! - -
handle IN their hair saeh 60
cruelty Is without pafallel 4 g !.
history Of the local pollee
Arm Must Be Rsbfsk.,
The children have been -.
a hospital. a mass Of sofes =,
sealps fearfullY laeerated -.
.noee is broken Mary i So -.
from a broken arm improbsss )
The bone must be rebroken -. :. I.
properly
The police have raised 4 ,s.t.
send the children TO a. -.
asylum =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

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fi1es rnsus usafatn 10 -
taa HHHF fni6nf - car ssfFiHH
ard sehnai TefHns
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service ard htEH slightly
gfuaui Wfh Ave Fsfas
o. 90 fnufrs. usa mfsItta and
sell huiif hiaaha ffnm Har
aHf ciHas 20 aehaai - cash.
balance 81 pct tuanlh
ttln fonms niadsan ara res.
tnfatiuu Al. efsuFnsfsfsf g.
cars and ehani
$50 The fheartHf 10 offered
fHHI FNft Hisak aff
Madison . biHIA ffum sHhaaE
$40 and up Haine fine Sizes nEa
atiaiuiuH benny itlsiaa taha
fsfA Ahahiani one 81 TIE
swell SECTIONS e the cts
Terms
tE0 Two lais s8tias n rear
Woodland fafH and Haaf Hsa
fiish sehaai af Fremont
SIC Hsfra faia naar South
PARK rhia ia The eaah Price.
Hnd Hii fHust - in tuHfh#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

Feo ~ the best acre tfarfa adjacent o.
seaftie. must d. sold IN few daFr ON car
line. + hqfg tide al cleared. rirh valley
garden eatl. rurf spfinm water can Dol
nlpea Into hnmHo adjoining property hold
~ 81 20 Hefe. price gng for tho two tratts
easy terms
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

o. 10 DOWN AND uN MONTH
riA t#g = hs B fsst ~ - feet ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
Davis Sc co.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
REAL GsrArr-een,lnu.d

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aad . fisu noyd nloss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

tisuaNs lois. heHea on car Nne NJ ulina
Hisa from fifF, terms Inquire az starr
fieFd building -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

yAN ~ vANrER Davis co .
as Starr rrYf-
J. G. uATER HaHaEsF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

f0H sALE-REaL EsTETF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
LETTER ON CUFF
GEORGE RUSSELL srcrn,,
UNIQUE LETTER WARN.
~ AIS BROTHER IN ga
FRANCISCO.

George Russell. city lressa,.. :.
eflFea for his brother. 49,
sell. thia morning vhaf Il t,ss~,..
one ~ the most unique rosis. -.
ever carried by the unlisd 80.
postal department.. II cam. -
William kiukaf0n. fgrsneris !, y.
city, who vas Ia ash Franess.s :
ihr time q The disaster -.
without stationery Of tie ak.,.., !.
procure any. Fiukston est { -.
cuff aaif into and wrote lis nsz.s.
Ga oue side and the address q I.
other. The missivs care ihsoa
With bat little delay In 4.
writer stated that he escspea u,ss.
1ured but was teInpofafsly :. !,
own resources. eating II IL t...l
line and sleeping IN the psfls
G IS bgman. sho ssys hha
dentist. and A. Isaeliss sse
Bloom. neNsbass. sfere nfrenes ~
night bY Patrolman c. @ Car ~
q x Hubbard. charged wlsh I'd.
Ing
Seattle noston Copper s.ors 4
Fances 70 tIe4 per share Maj ID
See I'D. page S. -
ron sALE-REII TsTTTF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

TO-DAY We Alr OPENING Va another
lNfse Tract nf iAnd uuf naaf iho iuiefufhan
e. asil Ia FIVE ANttn TRACTS The sur
KeYafa have tust finiahsd dfiNins tho
Ht2kea aHa men ATE nos flvarinF Ana grad.
I've streets fhia iahd h level snd deep
itch Hnll ffirss fAp 60 500 psf tract a.
HHfstiuE q improvements Sion gash bat.
HHFa easy payments come ~ che uffrg
tomorrow niafuiHs AZ ~ and a. out rith
81 g. these ffasia
HuuifNr MAtTnN
en- 50 Alaska iuildinF -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
Body Of Prominent BuSi-
ness Man Discovered
on Farm in HenriCO.
HAD BEEN MISSING
SINCE WEDNESDAY
No Marks of Violence and
Nothing to Indicate Self-De-
struction-Inquest Will Be
Held at Billups's Under
taking Rooms
To-Day.

After an absence from his home IN
this city see Wednesday. M Joseph g
Montgomery a prominent business man
was found dead yesterday afternoon in
@ field on his farm. Tree ImL in Hem
rico county. by his partner. Mr. Frank
/. Butler. who had been searching for
him for several days.
Tho body was viewed by Coroner w. A.
Deas. of the county. and brought 20 the
undertaking establishment of @. J. Bill
lups. where an Inquest win be held at
lo.9o o'clock this morning.
Dr. Deas said last night that tie body
was in good condition. and that it
showed no marks of violence. lie would
not venture an opinion as to the probable
cause until after the inquest to-day. but
Dee found nothing 20 indicate either mur-
Ger or self-destructiOn at the prenmi-
nary examination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
ONE DEAO; TWO TO
DIE; OTHERS HURT
Ten Thousand Pounds Of Powder
Explode, Wrecking Cars and
Houses.
WOMEN AMONG THE INJURED
They Were i'm Demolished
Houses Nearby-Timbers
Scattered.

BLUEFIELD. ". Va. December IA
An explosion at Eckman to-day OF ten
thousand pounds OF powder which was
being transported on three mine cars
from "a freight car 10 the powder-house
OF the Pulaski Company. resulted in the
death of one and tho fatal injury OF two
and the serious injury OF eight 9TH
crs.
Two OF the injured are women. whose
homes We're near the scene Of the ex-
plosion, and were wrecked. There were
eight men on the cars. sitting on the
kegs Of powder Joe Steele died en route
TO tie hospital; Alex. Finney ana Mrs.
Geo. johnson viii die Edward NIulin.
Feiex Harduett II. Hairston. Geo. Bland
Oscar Gowns. C. W. case and Mrs. Mary
Rhoads are seriously wounded The
wrecked houses took fire. and the scene
was soon thronged with people
Timbers and empty powder cans we're
scattered over large area. The mine
cars We're drawn hy "a motor which is
propelled by trolley. and il is thought
that the cars were charged by eiecJricity
Ifolu t-e mo....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
FIVE YEARS FOR
MRS. BIRDSONG
New Trial Denied x She Will
Take an Appeai-Is
Bailed.

HAzLEHURST MISS. December IL
Mrs. Angie Birdsong was to-day denied
a new trial by Judge Miller She was
sentenced TO ave years in the peniten-
tiary. and notice was given Of appeaI
TO the Mississippi Supreme Court.
When the notice of appeal was filed
counsel for Mrs BirdsOng made appli-
cation for bail which was granted In the
sum OF $4,000. Major Fox. father Of
Mrs. Birdsong A. O. May. OF Jackson.
and other friends signed the bond
Mrs. Birdsong shot and killed Dr.
Thomas Butler az Monticello. Miss.
November g. 1905. and tho trial was
concluded several days ago. She was
convicted OF manslaughter Since that
time she has been seriously iU Because
of her young child and her illness. Mrs
Birdsoug was never sent to jail.
The young defendant was taken 10
court to-day lying upon a cot moaning
with pain and fever, calling for water
and at times dclrious. She listened for
an hour and a quarter to her counsel g
argument for leniency and new trial
She was allowed to hear the sentence
without standing.
striking feature Of this scene was the
fact that the leading argument for Mrs
Birdsong was made by a lawyer. himself
so III that he reclined I'm an invalid's
chair while addressing the court. This
was r.. NJ Miller, who suffered a com
plete breakdown at one CT the critical
parts OF the trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
MEMORIAL WREATHS
ON WASHINGT0N.S GRAVE
Especial 20 The Times Dispa,cl I

ALEXANDRIA. VA. December IA
Two beautiful memorial wreaths were this
afternoon placed on the tomb OF George
Washington by Nr. X Kemper. Grand
Master Of tho Masons OF Virginia. and
the master Of fredericksburg Lodge. No.
4. Of fredericksburg, Va. in commem-
oration Of the 10th anniversary II tho
death OF General Washington. one Of the
wreaths was the gift Of Alexandria Wash
iugton Lodge No. p. Of this city Of
which Washington was a member and
the other WAS presented by Fredericks-
burg Lodge Of Masons. vita which Wash
ington was also identified. Tho placing
Of wreaths on Washington's tomb is I'm
accordance with an annual custom estab-
iished by the Masonic fraternity in this
city many years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
FAT WOMAN RACE
BARS DAMAGES
Went to Picnic and Forgot
Her Injuries-for a
Time.

'lIISBuRG. PA December l4-Be-
cause she was entered in a fat women S
race ~ the annuu picnic Of the miners
on 'he keystone Coal and Coke Company.
NIs' Neihe b- Stapleton. Of Greensbuig,
was denied big damages for personal In
Juries by a jury in the Common Picas
Court. Mrs. Stapicton had brought suit
against street railway company for
$1,000 because OF injuries alleged TO have
been received in aiighting from q car.
The testimony developed for the defend
ant road that She had participated in %
rat women's race subsequent TO the time
the injuries were alleged 20 have been
sustained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
REBEL LEADER
KILLED HIMSELF
Colonel Vega Committed Suicide
When Mob Failed TO Rescue
Prisoners.
REVOLUTION is NOT CRUSHED
Colonel Larrea Has Landed With
a New Rebel Army and Is
Making Demonstration.

GUAYAQUIID ECUADOR. December
M.-When General Paez and the govern
meut troops were entering Cuenca to-day
with the rebels captured AT the battle
OF Ayancay mob tried 20 rescue the
prisoners, whereupon the soldiers fired
and dispersed the mob. As the troops
fired. Colonel Vega. the rebel leader, who
was among the captured at Ayancay,
drew a revolver and killed himself.
The conservatives say that Vega was
assissinated by the government troops.
The death OF Colonel Vega, who was q
prominent figure IN the consea vatIve
party, Is deeply lamented
Is Not Crushed.
Tn spite OF reports to the contrary. the
revolution against the government Is not
crushed. Dispatches received here last
night announced that rebel bands had
appeared in the Province Of Oro and had
occupied the towns OF Santa Rosa, Mach
ala and Pasaje.
It is further asserted that Colonel Lar
rca. who was secretary FOR war in Preei-
dent Garcia's administration. has landed
in the Province OF ORC at the head OF
new rebel band. and has occupied
Tumbes and Pera-
The authorities here hurriedly organ
lied an expedition to attack the rebels.
This force left Guayaqun for Machaia
late last night on board the Ecuadorian
cruiser CotopaNL The troops which
were under the command of Colonel
Manuel Serrano numbered 400 men. and
took with them field guns and a large
quantity OF ammunition
AS this dispatch IS filed. II IS learned
that bands OF rebels have appeared be-
tween Latacunga and Ambato
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
Son Of Policeman SIipp-
ed Through Steps and
Hung BY Chin.
O. O-YEAR-OLD CHILD
READY WITH AID
Held Sufferer Up on Shoulders
and Cries tor Help, Which
Soon Came-Effort to Be
Made to Get Him
Carnegie
Medal.

With his head tightly wedged between
TWO steps and his feet dangling eighteen
inches from the ground. Virginius Parker
Johnson. the seven -year-old son Of Patrol
man O. NJ. Johnson. OF No. 3001 1-2 East
Marshall Street. swung 10 and fro yes
terday morning until his little playmate.
a siN-year- boy. ran down the stairs
and held him on his shoulders
Pushing upwards and thereby relieving
the strain on his playmate's neck, little
Wilton Ellyson Walker. who lives ut
No. 3ol5 East Marshall Street. saved the
Johnson boy from strangling to death
Yelling at the top of his voice he soon
brought the siXteen-year-old son OF Mr.
Johnson 10 the scene. The servant at the
home hurried 20 the steps in the rear OF
the house. and while she supported the
weight Of the lad, the older brother of the
suffering boy smashed the steps with an
az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
ONE DEAD AND
FIVE ARE INJURED
Boiler Explodes at Mt. Marble
Quarry With Frightful
Results.
Especial to Tho TImes-Dlspa,oh.l

GOSHEN. VA. December 14-Tho ex-
plosion OF "A boiler at Mt. Marble quarry
a few miles east OF this place. late yes
tcrday afternoon. caused the death ~
One and injured fve others
Fred. Iimbor. about fourteen years
old. killed instantly. BOYD Arner had
one leg badly crushed and scalaeI about
the face; NJ. J.. Phillips. back injured.
George Thompson. scaldod about the
BODY. not serious: Samuel Nesz scalded
about the face; William Luck foot
mashed. All OF tile injured are from
Goshen. Young Z.mhor lived near Bells
valley. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
Slipped Through.

The two children-bOth intelligent lit
tie fellows-were playing on the long
flight OF steps leading from the third
story of the home OF Mr Johnson. They
had walked down the stairs skeleton
stairs-and when near the bottom, Vir-
sinius sid through the opening beneath
"a step lie thought his feet would touch
The ground. His body went through an
right. but the curvature OF the steps
and an accidental slip OF the hands
caught his head between the bottom OF
the step above and the top of the step be-
meath. The back Of his head was clamped
against the higher plank. while his chin
was tightly pressed against the top OF
that below.
Unable TO call for aid and too weak to
draw his weight again through the open
ing in the steps. the boy was slowly
strangling. Death would have been a
question OF only few minutes. had
IL not been for the timely work of the
htle Decentralization Walker
Hesitating not a second after seeing the
plight of his chum. tho Walker child
rushed down the steps. ran beneath the
dangling form of tho Johnson boy, and
pushing upward with all the strength
OF his six years raised the body so
that the strangling was stopped. Ills
cnum breathed, and while vet unable To
speak. he was safe from serious harm
HOldlng on ike grim death now with
his head firmly pressed against his play
mates stomach, Wilton Walker cried
aloud for help.
Claude. the sixteen-year- brother OF
Nirsinlus. came running down the steps.
The servant was a second behind him,
and while she held the form OF the dang
ling boy in her arms. Claude secured an
AK and broke the step beneath.
The jar was bad for the small boys
head. but II was his only hope lie was
lowered down and was in a semi-consclous
condition for some time afterwards Rap
idly, however, ne recovered. and late
I'm the afternoon was able to walk about
the streets. 10 was with his heroic little
playmate when he was seen by a Times
Dispatch reporter
'lFow did YOU feel while hanging down
through those steps by your neck" Doe
was asked.
II felt real funny until Wilton got un-
der me and pushed me up. answered the
little Johnson hoy.
An EFFORT will be- made to have a Car
negie medal for bravery and heroism pre-
sented to the little Walker boy az Christ
mas time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
TO REPRODUCE "BEAUVOlR."
JEFFERSON DAVIS'S HOME

NORFOLK. VA. December H-The
contract for tho building TO ia erected
at the jamestown Exposition by tile
Daughters Of the Confederacy all over
the country has been awarded
Tho building viii cost $500. and win
be "a reproduction OF "Beauvoir." tho
home or jefferson Davis President OF
tho Confederacy. at Gulfport. Miss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
KILLED WIFE WHILE COOKING
THANKSGIVING DINNER

GREENSBORO. ". e.. December IA
Frazier Jones' colored. was convicted
OF murder in tho FIRST degree in superior
Court here tonight the Jury being ont
only ten minutes. Tie killed his Wits
in cold blood ut their home in Gibson
yllo on Thanksgiving Day while she
was cooking dinner and the yard was
fun or invited guests Sentence win b.
pronounced Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
HERO OF PORT ARTHUR
SERIOUSLY INJURED

TOXIC. December 14.-General Nogi. the
Japanese commander who captured Port
Arthur, was thrown from his horse to-day.
while returning home from the palace
lie fell or his head and became un-
conscious. His condition arOuses appre-
hensiOn.