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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
EVENTS OF COMING WEEK.
Funeral OF King Christian --Inaugmation of Pres
Faeres of France==-Longworth-R Roosevelt We'd
!. ding---The Miners Conference.-The Congress.

Ihe ceremonies attendant upon the
assembling OF the new British Parlia-
m2nt Will be somewhat clouded by the
tact that the court is in mourning for
hing Christian Of Denmark, whose
burial Is to take place on Sunday. Feb.
is. Tomorrow the House of Commons
VIII assemble for the election of
Speaker and the remainder of the week
VIII be given up to administering the
oath of Office and other preliminaries.
King Edward will formally open Par
lament Tuesday of next week.
an almost unprecedented gathering
of the crowned heads Of Europe will be
present at the burial of King Christian.
The deep feeling of sorrow at his death
has found expression in every language
and all the nations will send represent
atives to pay their last respects. Among
the more than 500 distinguished per-
sons who will be present at the burial
are Queen Alexandra of England, King
George of Greece. Emperor William OF
Germany, King Haakon of Norway,
Archduke Franz Frederick of Austria
and the Duchess of Brunswick The
King viii be buried in the chapel of
hilde, formerly the capital Of Dem
mark, where the body of Queen Louisa
les.
Clement Armand Fallieres, eighth
president of the third republic, will
take over the reins Of government, be-
coming the ruling executive of France,
Feb. is. On that day the Elysee Palace
will be the scene of great pOmp and
festivity. NJ. Loubet will leave the pal
ace Feb. Il, and at o'clock on the fol-
lowing day the precise hour on which
his scven-year term will expire. he will
await the coming Of NJ. Fallieres who
Will arrive attended by full military
escort. Premier ROuvier will present
the outgoing and incoming Presi-
dents, when there will be an exchange
OF complimentary addresses. A prone
made through the various apartments
Of the official palace will be followed by
q reception to the diplomatic corps and
high officials
The dedication of the battle monu-
rnent at FL Carney. Cuba, will take
place Feb. II. A party Of distinguished
officers of the United States army and
navy left New York Feb. to particle
pstte IN t1e exercises attending tne Qeu-
ication. The Cuban government will
play an active part in the ceremonies.
The wedding of Miss Alice Lee ROose-
Welt, daughter of the President, to Rep
resentative Nicholas Longworth will
take place at the White House at Il
O'Clock noon Saturday. Feb. Il. The
ceremony which will be performed in
the historic East room. will be solcmn-
lied by the Rt. Rev. Henry Y. Satter-
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ported soon afterwards in the shape
agreed upon. No time has been fixed TO.
| reporting the Philippine bill.
The weeks proceedings will be opened
tomorrow by an effort on the part of Till
man TO secure an investigation of railroad
conditions in West Virginia as Il result
OF the complaint of Gov. Dawson of tina
state in the letter presented to the SEN
ate few days since by the South Caro-.
lima senator. He will make an effort to
secure immediate consideration. but fail
ing in that will press the measure uno,
the attention Of the Senate Senator
Lodge will make his speech on the rail-
road rate question Monday 1t is probab!.
that the question of the propriety Ol
caucus Gictation in dealing with treaties
which was raised by Senator PattcrsOn's
resolution will be revived sometime dur
ing the week by Senator Spooner. who
will sustain Mr.. Pattersons course. II
the Wisconsin senator speaks, Senator
Tillman will reply on behalf Of the DEM
ocratic caucus. Many Of the more con-
servative senators on both sides Of the
chamber are trying to prevent n revival
of the subject.
The Senate will adjourn over Saturday
to permit senators to attend the Long
worth Roosevelt wedding.
With two appropriation bills on the cal
endar, an anticipated discussion Of tho
bill providing n whipping post for wife
beaters in the District of Columbia and
an adjournment during the wedding day
of Miss Alice Roosevelt and Representa- :
tive Longworth. the House of Representa-
tives begins tomorrow 4 somewhat busy
executive week.
Monday will be District of Columbia
day and the Notifications appropria tions
bill will be taken up Tuesday. This bill
carries 4.S3S 800 for Notifications and 9TH
or works of defence. This sum is nearly
s. 100000 less than current appropriation
for this purpose. and is more than $4,000.
600 less than the estimates submitted by
the war department. The passage of the
bill Tuesday is predicted.
The army appropriation bill is also on
the calendar and will receive early con-
sideration. This bill carries S69,G7S.o9o for
the maintenance of the army. A 1egisla-
tive amendment on this bill providing
that when the office of lieutenant general
shall become next vacant it shall no:
thereafter be filled but the office shall
cease and determine, provides fruitful
subject of debate.
While no specific agreement has been
reached to that effect, it is anticipated
the House will adjourn from Friday until
Monday with respect to the White House
wedding Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
THE BOYS CONFERENCE.
Fine Programs at the Sessions at Ban
gor Saturday and Sunday.

Bangor Me, Feb. 1.-the first hos
conference of the Young Mems Christian
Associations of Maine continued Saturday
with much interest throughout the day
The morning session opened at with 4
devotional service led by State Sec. ]. NJ
Dudley. which was followed by the fol.
lowing papers: Boys Outings" by Mau.
rice c. Eird of Rockland: Boys Bible
Classes,' by Harry c. Gooding Of Port,
land; What Boys Can Do Without
Equipment" by William F. Clark OF
Hinckley. and Boys Meetings by War.
rem A. Shaw Of Bar Harbor. The papers
were discussed.
The afternoon session opened with Il de-
votional service led by Charles r. NutteI
OF Hinckley, which was followed by the
papers: Raising Money for the Boys
Department" by Winthrop Brown OF
Bangor, and '"Things a Boy Can Do tc
Help the Associations" by Clifton 3. Holt
Of Lewiston. At an adjournment was
made and the delegates took recreation
in the gymnasium and swimming pool,
with games OF basketball, dodge bali and
indoor baseball.
In the evening a public session was
held in the Columbia Street Baptist
church with addresses by Rev. G. w,
IJ;rcsley. r. NJ, Robinson and Charles W
Gilkey.
Special services were held today at sew
eral Of the churches.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12

lee, Protestant Episcopal bishop of
Washington. There will be no brides
maids. The sroom's best man will be
Thomas Nelson Perkins of Boston, a
ciassinate and longtime friend. One
thousand invitations to the wedding
have been issued. Those invited. exc!u-
sive OF the wedding party. include: The
members OF the cabinet and their
wives; the heads of the foreign embas-
sleS ana missions and their wives, the
Justices OF the United States supreme
court and their wives, the official MEM
bers Of the party which accor,pa nied
See. Taft IT, the Orient, the Ohio dele
CATION i'll Congress and the New York
delegation in Congress.
A meeting of the operators to discuss
the threatened coal strike will be held
III New York Feb. Il and ond Feb. 16
there will be a joint conference of the
miners and operators. Great interest
attaches to these meetings as both the
operators and miners are reported as
firmly adherins to their respective po-
sitiUn,;.
Under the agreement reached last Mon
day the Senate will. at o'clock on next
Wednesday, vote on the subsidy shipping
BILL and under the same agreement the
entire days Tuesday and Wednesday.
with the exception of the time devoted
to routine business. will be given M to
the discussion of the shipping bill. It is
not thought that there will be any moro
prepared speeches delivered on the bill
but there will be considerable debate on
its principal features and also upon
amendments that will be offered.
The joint statehood bill will be made
the unfinished business of the Senate on
Thursday. following Immediately upon
the disposal of the shipping bill. and will
continue to hold that place until voted
upon or displaced. Opinions differ as to
the time that will be required for the con-
sideration of the measure. Coufessedly
the Senate has quite evenly divided or
the Foraker amendment giving Arizona
an opportunity for 4 separate vote on the
question OF admission and it is not prob
able that test of strength will be con-
sented to until there is more definite
information as to the attitude Of certain
senators than can now be obtained. Sen
ator Bcveridge, who will have charge of
the bill on the floor. expressed confidence
in the success of the bill practically as
reported from committee.
No decision has yet been reached as to
what will follow the statehood bill az
unfinished business. This decision will lie
between the rate bill and the Philippine
tariff bill. The day for vote on the rail-
road bill in committee has been fixed
for next Friday and the bill will be
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
For Bates by Bartlett Doe
Of California
To Keep Company With Like
z Amount From Carnegie.
About $4,000 Of the Third $50,000
Secured and More Coming.

Lewiston, Me, Feb. 11.-(SpeciaD.-
The students at Bates are very much
dt dtiighted at the success of Pres. Chase
in obtaining the $4,000 pledge recently
received from Bartlett Doe Of Califor-
MIA. This pledge comes as a result of
correspondence between Pres. Chase
and MIR. Doc ana it is more remotely
the result of visit made by Pres.
Chase ulion Mr.. Doe when DIR. Chase
made tour of California two years
ago. From that time MIR. Doe has
cvInced great interest in the college
and now he follows out Andrew Carne-
gie's lead and pledges $4,000 condi-
tlonally-provided that Bates obtains
the third $4,000 necessary to complete
the original Sl50OOO endowment fund
that the trustees are working for. OF
this $4,000. STOOD has already been
subscribed by alumni and friends and
the remaining $4,000 will probably
ccme in soon. A very complete and cj-
pecial canvas is being made as the re
suit of this attempt to raise money for
the endowment and all the alumni
NNOSe duuTtSS ttIl Dt
being called upon to subscribe.
Last Friday evening the annual re-
union of the alumni of Bates College
was held as usual at Youngs Hotel.
Boston, and fully 100 alumni were
present. Rev. Samuel III. Woodrow of
Springfield. Mass. was toastmaster and
those who attended from Lewiston re-
ported an unusually enjoyable Occa-
sion. DR.. Chase and Prof. j. II. Rand
represented the faculty of the college.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
Given Minor ST. Clair Fran
els, Alias Jack Ashton.
Partner in Crime, VIM. Phelps,
Escapes With Five Years.
Offence Was Robbery and Shooting
Watchman at Red Beach.

Portland. Me-, Feb. 11.-Minot St
Clair Francis, alias Jack Ashton. was
sentenced to 16 years and William
Phelps to five years in the State prison
at Thomaston for breaking and enter
ing the post Office at Red Beach in the
city of Calais and for shooting the
wutchman and night custodian of the
mails. James Brown. The men were
put on trial in the United States dis
trict court before Judge Hale Friday
morning the evidence was presented
Friday and the arguments of counsel
and the charge to the jury Saturday
morning. The jury was out 80 minutes
and brought in verdict of guilty on
all three counts in the indictment. The
arrest and preparation
of the case reflected credit on all con-
&C rned and Post Office Inspector Rob-
inson, Deputy Marshal Clarence f.
Fhinney, of Calais. Sergeant Baxter of
the St. John police force and United
States District Attorney Robert T.
Whitehouse. were congratulated after
the verdict had been rendered for the
excellent manner in which the case
Rad been prepared and tried. The
case was a particularly blind one, and
until q clue was obtained on the Cana =
dian side there was very little to work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12

Toasts were responded to by Pres.
George c. Chase. IS; Prof. John II.
Rand, '61: Prof E. c. Adams. '76; F. j.
Daggett. 80; DIR. F. Z. Enrich. '76 and
Clarence c. Smith, 'SS. Clarence c.
Smith is the present president OF the
association.
Gymnasium Instructor Cady left
Lewiston Friday to attend the b. A. A.
indoor met in Mechanics hall. boston.
Two men from the track squad also
went up. Capt. Allen, '06. had intend
ed 10 run. but was prevented from 1t
by a poisoned foot. Bosworth. 'OS, was
tried in. the distance run. 1t Is the first
year that Bates has been represented
this event. This year her team was OF
course extremely small but the fnten-
ton is to work up enough interest to
send up larger squads in the future.
DR.. Chase was at home for over
Sunday. II is at present absent from
the college nearly all the time during
the week. soliciting funds in connection
with the raising of the $150.o0O fund.
Prof. Stanton. it is reported, has SO
far recovered as to be able to walk
around his room to some extent. His
recovery is almost marvellous consid-
erirE his advanced age. 1t will be re-
mcmbered that he fractured his hip
last November.
Al Innovation in gym work has been
introduced this term in the shape OF
faculty classes in gymnasium work.
The men of he faculty form one class
and the ladies Of the faculty, including
the faculty wives, form another. These
classes receive regular instruction, the
ladies under Miss Gutterson and the
men under Mr.. Cady. 1t is said that
many a thrilling tale hangs thereby
Of wonderous fcats in mid-air and from
flying rings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
SHE HAD DISAPPOINTED HIM IN LOVE,
He Belongs in Lubec-=Shooting Oc-
ours at L'Etang, N. B.--Botf
Persons Will Recover.

ST. John. n. B., Feb. IA telephone
message from st. George, n. B., tonight
says that James Henry Mason. aged
about 26. of North Lubec, Me, is under
arrest here after shooting last night
al L'Etang. Daniel Holland and the 81
year-old son of Mrs. Mary Cook or
Garnett. Hollands daughter Both will
likely recover.
Mason's story is that six years ago
Mary Holland married James rarnett.
bue they separated. A son wcs born.
Last December she is reported to have
married Angus Cook OF North Lubec, but
Mason says she kept up correspondence
with him, suggesting that he have pre-
pared papers for dvorcing her from Gar
nett. Mason says he did this and on Sat
urday came to have her sign. He says
he had heard of Cook and he brought a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
The WoMAN's sUFFRAGlsTs
Attend Sacred Concert and Divine Ser
vice Sunday at Baltimore.

Baltimore. Feb. 11.-After listening
to sacred concert this afternoon, the
music Of which was furnished by Ed
win NJ. Shonert. pianist, and Earl j.
Pfouts, violin virtuoso, the delegates
to the convention Of the Woman's Ma
tional Suffrage Association attended
Divine services in Lyric hall which
were presided over by Rev. Arna Fl.
Shaw. There were several brief al
dresses appropriate TO the occasion.
The convention will continue In session
two days longer when It will adjourn to
re-assemble in Washington where the
final meeting will be held Wednesday
naXt. a- .' .st-tAF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12

revolver. intending to use It II matters
did not turn out right and then to shoot
himself.
When he called the father and Cook
ordered him out. He left but returned
and found the woman and baby alone.
He fired at the woman. but shot the baby
in the arm: second shot went over the
womans head. Then he ran, followed by
Holland. who had heard the shots. Think
ing It was Cook. Mason fired. striking
Holland in the cheek. the bullet lodging
back OF the ear. He fell ard a second
shot struck his neck but did little in
jury.
Mason then went back to the house but
the woman had hidden. Dr. Taylor and
Town Marshal McAdam of ST. George
were summoned and Mason submitted
quietly to arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
WHOLESALE SEIZURES
Made at Biddeford Saturday, "a Drug
Stores Being Raided.

Biddeford, Me-, Feb. 11.-Sheriff
George o. Athorne and several deputies
Saturday raided IA drug stores in this
city. In some of the places good sized
seizures of whiskcy, gin. wine and
brandy were made. while in others
nothing was found The raids caused
a great stir throughout the city. The
druggists at whose stores seizures were
made gave bonds in court this after
noon for their appearance when the
cases are called for trial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12

In northern China the average an
nu;l rainfall is under 40 inches; it
increases to the southwark. and de-
crcases from the coast toward the in
terror of the empire. and in individual
years it is subject to large fluctuations
In Korea the annual fall is about &c
inches on the west coast. and is gener-
ally more than 40 inches on the east
and south coasts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12

The natives of the Malay peninsula
have in use the smallest current com IN
the world. 1t is sort of wafer made
fror, the resinous juice of a tree. and
is worth about Observation-Disclosures
of \ cent. The smallest metal coin in
circulation at the present day Is the
Portuguese reis piece, worth six one
hundredths Of cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
FAIR AND WARMER

Washington, Feb. 11-Forecast for
New England Fair and warmer Mon
day; Tuesday fair in north, rain or
STOW in south portion: fresh to brisk
winds, mostly southeast
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Feb. 1l.-Forecast for Pos
ton and vicinity: Fair and warmer
Monday; light easterly winds; Tues
day fair and warmer. probably follow
ed by rain in the afternoon or night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12

Exeter. y. H. Feb. ll.-Twenty-fo -four
hours OF questioning and patient in
yestigation have failed to disclose the
Continued on Page Two1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12

The numher of students at the
twenty Two universities of Germany
this aiatnr is 49, 900. Berlin has nearly
a iifth Of them-S,0S1.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12

TOR TuIRTY-FIVE YEARS SAN
tnrd's Ginger has been the standard or
purity. flavor and strength. Look for the
owl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-12
REFUSES TO TALK.

Identity Of Second Robber. AIlesec
Murderer, ls Still Unknown.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
Oependiente de Farrnacia

S. necesita uno que tonga practIca
sudciente y que pueda dAr rsferencias
satistActorias.
Sc desea saber Ia retribucl6n que
pretende, etc. etc. Dirigirse Aparsado
252, Arecibo P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
fAT|MA FAKIRA
La favOrita entire las fqvori-
tas del Sultan Abdul-Azis
de MarruecOs.
De RAZA ESPANOLA
Fatima cuenta ahora q amos
de edad. .-Inhuyente en- la
Corte mogrebIna.

M iFatims Fsk'rs?,.. IQli6a 60
Fatima Fax ra?
Tn personaie por demss importAn.
to y por demss inhuyents. Irhuyente
haata donda pueds serlo una muier,
que no 90 POGO dec'r.
Fatima Ia bella, Ii bellisima Fst-
ma ea NADIA msnos que Ia favorita del
SultSn Abdul-Azis.
De raza espafola siendo una
chIquills, FAt!ma fu6 robada por rnos
gltanos, mercsderss de csrne humans,
y transportada secretsmente & eEts
cludad de rapgsr, donde tae vendida
& un opulento pacha. Las gracias de
su rosiro y de tods 81 persons, asf
como 10 iocundidad de su tempera.
mento, tocsron tan protun iamense on
el corsx6n del comprador que q POGO
Ia adopt6 como h ia y 10 hjz) educar
& instruir 4 10 manera moderna.
Apenas cumpli6 Fatims Ia edad de
diex y seis amos el pach&-como es
cossumbrs en- e,tos benditos paliss-
ne preaent6 ante el Sultan; bAstante
joven para 10 6pocs, y Sc la ofrecl6
CON 10 ritualidad de estilo. Su Ma.
gestad acept6 el snvidiab!e regalo y
hoy Fatima 90 Ia tavorita de las fsvo.
ritas. No pertsneclendo & 10 religion
mshometana, es 10 GaicS que On el
Arem tiene tacultad de no cubrirss sl
rostro con el vslo traditional.
Fatima tiene ahora veinsiun amos
| y e,ts en- el ape G 30 de su belleza. Eier.
Ciendo las furcones do mujer mas
! menos legflima de Abdul AIS, FatIma
que vlste siempre q In oriental, poses
y uaa ioyas de reina, L. di&dtms y
el collar que sbltuslmer 10 luse eatSn
valoradas on varias dc ass do miles
de dollars.
sCreedlo nos eScrIbl un conoce.
dor de 10 Gotta mogtebias -nadte en
Marfuecoa ss ys srssa ssutJ an IL Con
fareuciA de A geeiras com FAtim3,s
Sea grata Nah1ma . aspiration
do la divIns t g>rita ds las fsvofitag,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
Mun!ci!p!O De Las MaILts

Anuncio. Ell Consejo Municipal
de LAS NArlss, en- ordenGpzA recomen
dada por oil Sehor AlsAlde y adoptada q
60 session del 3 de Mayo corriente, de
clar6 condenadas todal lau clntrl
ouciones muuicipaeE strasAdas, pen
dienles de cobro hasts ell ado econ6
mico de 10 0 & 1901, siu distinction de
deudore', determinando que por min.
gda concepto podran ponerae nuevA
mente en- v'glr en- ulpgGo tiempo, nj
totalmente nj en- parts,
Y para conocimlento general ,
etsctos en ell e'mlno de trsinta diAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
D|VEBSAS kO7|C|4S
Polka de concerto "No te
vistas que no vas. Sub
mite on Bayam6,.
RUMOR DESMeNTIDO
Ingresa en- el Manicomio un
comerciante de Aibonito.
Condena por agres'6n.

Leemos en- nusa'r1 esilmado 90.
lega <La Correspondercls,s que 81
maestro Vinolo ha compuesto uus pol.
ks de concerto titulada <No ts vistas
que no vas,s (sin alusionss, por su.
p plesto.
Creemos que, & 10 largA ese aer&
oil mote de un partido que tuvo ca cier-
to 6pocA por d fsnsor oil San Juan
Esna, el partido q1e hoy dsnends &
eapa y espada & Puerto Arturo.
Eel nuevo sub comte de <Bsrrio
Nusvo. , epIB sysm6p, qust6 con. titui-
do On 10 siguiente formA:
Pfesidente, don Antonio Rivera
Ortiz; Sscrstario, don Evaristo Aya-
10. Vocsles efsctivos: don NolAsoo
Ayals, don Camilo Aysla y don Mar.
Tia. Sierra. VecAlss suplentes; don
America r. yes, don Manuel Rivers.
don Eugenio Martinez, don Pablo
Martinez.
Fslicitamos q tan apre ciAb!ss 90.
rrs'igionArios.
-Ss noe Inf ,rma del Cuartsl CO.
neral de Ia PolIciA Iasular, que ha
llegAdo & netleia del Coronsl Hamill
el Iumor que circula do que los dlti.
mos traslados dc poliefas para sl
puesto de San Juan tasron hechos por
recommendation del sspitan c. b era
con anes po' fsieos.
i Y 90 10 opinion del mismo Coronel
Hamtll que o. absolutamsnte tAlso tsl
rumor, hablendo recib.do 6rdenss ter
minaptss el ospitGn Cabrera para que
eus'Quier odaial, o6clsl sabalterno 8
guardia que no cumpla con su dsber
extricta 8 imparctalmsnte, sea inms. /.
diatAmante suspsndido do emplso ,
sueldo y expulsado mas tarde si Ia
, queia resultAss cisrtA despues do In
vestig ads.
-HA isgrssado On el manicomio
. don Juan Pons Colon, eousrel ante de
, Aibonito, que Sc hAlla perturbad de
sus tAcultades msntalsa.
->H,y exslng gdieron sus conden. Q
sn 10 ca'esl mu unioipal Antonio Diax y
D Ramon q .rn&ncez.
| -Eusebio Moitca, que sgredi6 &
a Pho Glzman, fle condenado hoy & 20
Al dias de arreato.