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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
Attempt to Take Life Of
Gear Discovered.
Six Men Tamper With Soma:
phore Wire Signal.
Driven Off.-.Guard Wounded Gar
Passed In Few Hours.

st. Petersburg. Nov. 10-What IS be-
licved to- have l,een Il carefully con-
c;Ived plot to take the life of En-
uer,r Nicholas. while he was en- route
f:o,n Fetcrhof to his winter palace at
TSarskoe- Selo Saturday. was frustrat-
I'd hy tile vigilance of the railway
guards
t.ally !dtW dIv morning a guard dis
c,v,', ed six IN. n irving to cut the wire
# ;, soma ph"Ir siCi.a 1T LigOve sta
ton 1T the junction Of the railroads
t. Te''rh,f and r. rrkoc -SClO. The
,laId nttnnpt ID TO arrest the men. but
wa, fi:"d rI,on AMI wounded.
The SLOTS .':ot,s"d tn" Officers and
Guards ~ the Il ,ti"n and eeveral vol
I~Ns w.r., exchanged lot veen the out
law. aud the soldiers. the former eS-
c;;ping without injury.
Tile police profess to b- una Bile to
understand the attemp! to cut the
SON lphnrc a.; such an act could hardly
work any harm to the imperia! train,
which was due to pass a few hours
ll,,t.
II is generally believed. however, that
the outlaws intended to prevent the use
OF the signal with the object of bring
in. the train to 4 stop at that point. NO
arrests have been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
That Morgan Acquires
Consolidated Stm. Go.
Calvin Austin Declares Rumor
without Vis'age Of Truth.
c. n. Morse Gut Of Bath Trust Co.,
Which Wit Resume.

New York. Nov .. The '"n~"li-
dateI St"arlship Co, tn" pet c"n"""n
Of rhal les W Morse, VINO Whs "lISt"h
from til" Bank If \"r:h im"ri''a and
other h'c financial r"rT'n"''"n>. Ia,
pa ss.d to J. +. Morgan. The dirrctni ;
meet on Monday to lr"pdfc a at A
uieni. announcing tn" change of con-
troll.
TniS big Stearn-h p concern. control
ling all the coa>tvjSe Atlantic .;teaII-
ships except the few that arc owned
by the New York. New Haven u Hart :
ford Railroad 90. IL another of tn"
Immense corporations that have been
acquired by Mr.. Morgan in his hand
ling of the financial disturbance.
The passing Of the Consolidated To
the control of Mr.. Morgan came about
the same way as the chang" in the
ownership Of the Tennessee Coal a.
Iron Co 1t was forced by the action
of the Clearing House committee
which made a demand that the BANKS
which were to be protected should
clear mp all unsatisfactory paper held
as collateral for loans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
PROGRAM WILL CONTINUE TODAY
Centennial Sermon by Rev. S. L. Beiler,
D. D.==fIistoricaI Address, John II. Full
ler-=-Methodism, Rev. X. A. Colpitts.

Under weeping skies. but with The
people in harmony with the spirit of
the day and occasion. The services, IN
commemoration Of the lo0th aInivcrS-
AIRY of the Methodist Episcopal church
of this city commenced Sunday morn
ing. y good sized and very aitcnti, .
audience WAS in attendance and tn"
greatest interest WAS manifesto
throughout the morning
After an inSpIcIng prelude on til.
magnificent church organ. grandly on
ecuted. came the professional. the i6
Young l;,dies entering clad in tine vest
monts of tho choir. singing "tiarl
Ny Soul" After the reading of tho
Apostles Creed, ctc., came til" mUS:-
o.. number with organ accompaniment,
~ Waited by the River solo, duet
and chorus. Tho Scrit'j'3l reading fo,
lowed and then tho PASTORAL prayer
by the Rev. Francis Grove nor
At this point in tn" program R"V.
Mr.. DunnHck announced that Friday
night there would Be Il class meeting
in the veStry. Let all come" said Mr..
Dunnack, and enjoy the benefits of
the meeting" Next cam" the service
of giving, which consisted al special
envelopes PASSED by Tho uSlI'rS to the
cougre Gation, tn" money received to be
used for q SPECIAL purpose. Anrn% tn"
announcements was the tniioW ing by
the pastor. Mr.. Dunliack, There will
BE- u meeting for f5!h!r study Wrhncs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

towards the Diety AMI the other
tnH ard tn" human side. Mans freedom
aad the Divine sovereignty was dis
culsch at some length by the speaker.
WI" said that man swung from one
sid" t" tl,c other. from ono eXtrcI1c
to another 50 that it is hard To keep ali
equal lpi$e. Think Of tine swing Of
Thought Think of the history of TIL.
Anglo Saxon race and YOU viii con-
slider lis significance to the people.
christianity came to its birth partly
through the catholic church. At first
the thcoio-iSts We're largely hair
srlittcrS. then the monks headed
ny Roger Bacon, got into coh-
trovcrsics that We're more than
ever Of this nature Yet hun
drcd years later Lord Bacon said look
toward III" material side whatever is
body is real. whatever is not body is
no; real This Was a saving by an old
English philosopher, which has been
SnbjcC; 10 great change in the years
t,l1t have followed.
Some years later writer look tn"
position tnat whatever is spirit is real
and denied the material. Again the
Scotch school Of philosophers warc
cnnali: as firm in their belief that
there was everything in the material
and very little in the spiritual The
great philosopher and savant Spencer.
in TIN middle Of the last century said ::
We know the material side of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
Salvation Army Founder
Leaves For Europe.
Grand Send-ott by Officers and
Friends al New York.
In Good Health and Hopes to Visit
America Again.

New York. Nov. 10.-Witb upward
pointing right index finger preaching a
final silent sermon of devotion, while
his lge- wrinkled face was wreathed in
smiles, William Booth. the father of
the Salvation Army. sailed Saturday
morning on the steamship st. Louis
for Europe.
At the pier to bid him farewell were
about 100 of the leading staff officers of
the United states. representing all sec
tons Of the country. Mr.. Booth stood
on tho middle deck of the steamship.
will, his personal staff. consisting Of
Commissioner Nicol and Coils Lawley.
Higgins and Cox and as the vessel
moved out into the stream he dotted
his cap repeatedly in response to the
cheers. cries Of respect. devotion and
admiration and the waving of Saliva
ton Army and American flags on the
part of his followers.
IT was remarked by those who were
with Mr.. Tooth during his last hours In
America that he vase in unusually
good physical condition. and he ex-
pressed the hope this morning that. in
spite of The fact that he was nearly 50
years Old. he would again be privileged
to visit America.
Mr. Booth and his party will proceed
direct to Berlin. where on Monday, the
18th inst. he will begin long cam
paign' in the German empire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

Boston. Nov. 1o-Rear Admiral Al
bert s. Snow. L. s. n. commandment OF
the CharieStovn navy yard for nearly
three years. will next Saturday re'iu-
quiSh that duty and on the MONDAY
following will retire from active scr
vice. not because he is in ill-health. but
because the law of the navy declares
that an officer must retire when he
reaches his SD birthday.
Rear Admiral Snow will make his
home on Cypress street. Brockline. His
career in the navy covers exactly 40
wears He has served in three wars
beii.g enc of the few rer'aining officers
of the navy who took part in the
Corean expedition of the early 1Gs.
Rear Admiral Snow was born in
Rockland, Me. and came of a seafar-
ing family. In November. 1861. Just as
he bad passed his 10th birthday. he en-
tered the naval academy as a midship-
man. He was at tn" academy during
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

charles T.. Idc. captain Of the Val
crew. has left college. and il is riimore Il
bore that he ~iIl not return. He haa
been at his home in STra"u@o Ton three
weeks :nd is stated to i'0 Gcti;Ii" read
to go into business in California Idle
Ief. once i:eforc this wear. Early i'll
September ne said ne would b. in col"
lege again this year. but finally return
cd to his studies. He announced that
h would row another year Now he
has suddenly dropped from sight ngair.
and this departure is hcli"vcd t. y
final
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
TWO ITALIANS UNDER ARREST
The Totis Attacked While Sleeping-Cause
of Trouble UnknOWn===Otf1er Muir
der Was Sunday Oct. II.

a sheriff $ posse hunted for the as
sailant% III the woods yesterday and
today took the Frunetto brothers into
custody. The cause of the shooting has
not been :,Scertained.
pn Sunday afternoon. oct. -. Angus
Grant, an employc OF the Great North
crn Faper mills was shot and instantly
killed IN the yard at the store of Fred
Feluso. the padione here. 1t was
claimed that the crime was committed
by an unknown Italian. though the
county attorney. who made Il careful
investigation of the circumstances. has
expressed the belief that it was not an
Italian TvhO committed the crime.
Beyond a vague description given by
Grants companion. no trace Of his
SLAYER ever has been obtained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
Rear Admiral SHOW, Native
of Maine, Will Retire Nov. Is.

tho stormy days of its transfer from
place t. place. and WAS schoo'ed in
actual warfare at various times during
the terrible conflict.
Daring tn" Spanish war he COM
raan1ed the L. :. :. Badger in iWp"r-
tant work in Cuban waters. and he
captured three prizes and several hum
bred Spanish soldiers.
He was the first naval commandant
and governor Of Porto Rico. after the
war. the place originally assigned to
Eea, Admiral Schley
His earlier service in the old navy
WAS mainly at sea and in every part "t
the world. He first did duty at the
CharlestoWr navy yard from 1871 to
1879. was again on duty here in 1882
1882. returned as captain and executive
officer Of the yard in February. 1901.
and has since remained here. During
the sos he was mainly ged in coast
S,--vcy VOL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

Mlllinocket. Me. Nov. l"-Napoii
Prunett" and Eelo Prunetto. brothers.
were arrested today charged with kill
ine Giuseppe Toti. ana the shooting
of the latter's brother. Nicolt. III Dolby.
six miles from here yesterday.
All four men wcr" members of Il
crcW which has been laying water
pipes and as the work was completed
they expected TO leave yesterday for
Boston.
Early in the morning Will" the Tcti
brothers were sleeping i'll tic camp
they were attacked and Giuseppe was
shot fatally in the abdomen. while
Eicolo escaped with a bullet wound in
his arm,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

Univer@,'. The spiItu.! side We do not
know
Tnia same school Of philosophers tried
t. account for our life by the theory
Of evolution. This lead to mach criti-
cI:,m- Then again many philosopher;
trr to hold = neutral ground. one claim
ing material and the other spiritual
Some @av. "Whatever is God and deny
the material altogether" But to refer
- tn" idea of thought swinging back
;r'id and forward. We find that il
mnk"& advances either way it Swings,
fulfilling the natural law Wesley en-
Continued on Page Two)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
NEW MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
Additional LIST Of Such Promotions in
Maine and New Hampshire.

Washington. Nov. 10 Money order
stations hav" been ordered installed
in the following New England places:
Man"-Asiicou. last Surrey. iIar:
ford, Jacksonville. Lambert lake.
PcmauUid Beach. Shapl"igh. South
Andovcr. South tasc". Wcbhs Mills
and West Mills.
New mpshire-AtkinSon Depot.
Centre Stafford TIillsb"ro. Johnson.
Lcavitts Hill. Mirror lake. Smithville.
South HamStead South Danbury.
South Wakefield. SnoWvilIe. State Line
and Wendell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

ship 90, the pet concern of Charles
". Morse. had passed to J. F. Nor
gan.
II have just returned from New
York" said Mr. Austin and | am very
tired. For that reason ] do not wish
to discuss; the matter at length. How
ever. you may say that rs have been
in New York and am in Il position to
know,. do not hesitate in denying the
rumor | am positive. as | say. that
there j. absolutely no truth in it,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
MORSE is OUT
Aud the Bath Trust Co. Will Soon Re
sumo Business.

Bath No. NOV. Obituaries w.
Morse Of New York City. who has held
u controlling interest in the Bath
Trust CO.. has turned over practically
all his stock :" IL" banks officials.
e., a." have been selling it to local in
v"s'ors til" past week. Less than 100
shares now remain InSold
Tn" Trust Company CLOSED its doors
a week ago laSt Monday. State Bank
!.>nl.incr s'Irlton has completed his
inveeti- cation of tn" banks condition
aud Il soon a.i n" makes his report it
j; UNDERSTOOD the trust company "lll
le-Dren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

After being badly wounded by the
accidental dischage Of gun while
hunting with a companion Steven Au-
gust of Perham narrowly escaped being
bdrncI IT, death when the bough camp
iu which his companion had left him
Willie he went after help. took fire.
August finally managed to roll out of
H." way Of the flames His case is re-
eardcd as serious. although there are
hopes nf his recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

The Sultan of Turkey has 4 WONDER
frIl collection of animals. which he
keeps on an island at YifliZ. They M
clude stays, rondeer. gazelles. rar"
goats. and sheep. and birds of every
kind. a special kiosk is given up 81
dogs, and there is also a special cat
IlptIsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
FAIR AND COLDER.

Washington. Nov. 1"-F'oroc ut for
Monday aud Tuesday for New FIR;
land: Colder and generally fair Mon
day aud Tuesday: fresh southwest to
west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

~. nee Burns. brother of the Rt. Hon.
a., ''h R;irnS. was once well known in
Nv e ring IS a boxing champion The
~. studied boxing together. and
e.. cabinet minister can still use his
manleys a bit"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
Boston Forecast.

BOSTON Nov. 1".-F"rrcast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair and colder Mon
day and Tuesday: light t" fresh west
to northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
AUSTIN DENIES IT.
Says He Knows There Is No Trutl, IN
The Rumor.

Boston. Nov. 1"--"Therc is abso-
lutely no truth in it." was Calvin Aus
tins statement. last evening. when
there was called to his attention the
report that the Consolidated Stream
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

AZ cigar factory output now at rate
EA,.s 1teen million annually. Leads all
ENGLAND competitors. r. q. Sullivan,
~anchester, N. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11

The worlds largest brewery is in st.
Loui1. ...-.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
DAILY ARIZONA MORNING. JANUARY ef oo1

 hy Naaa saa latsi a iate ohal,e was feeenaae nem AH eallNwed hAaa W Apsghvs aaihe,ea taaeihef insM lhp pHrHiefea Whltu MpuAislNa M AglsuNA s,la thp hnfNA iA Nsw Mealea ilM nIWh ihN MamN nptiNfs helAa isheh la san oaiNa ha Rnpeh, paAlea lhaM, NliA Few followers ilenlle Nas A hlil hlnMhed uhflaAhHH, As waa uAlhnAhNa When tAa AnsNhus eaasls.laH et the memhs,a nt ,assa hsaaeheu hfusv HNsF itnm thp fessl vAliea la nelahei, lshl, iuh, Fall hleaaea phlieahaa vaH ,hp val ehlef .hAl laa the allied htees sMaas wheM vsa ueealAe At the us,e usfealn,a vas hu, Aa Ngalaarf hHek, aaa lhe wsl,eg haew hlm rafaehAls Ana eae testify thA, thla waa true lle waa Mat pfdlnAir At ihlH outbreak lN lHsi, Matches aid ant sa shh hiA lFlha se, ala iAsaa W lha Wsrm aetiAss, aaa, it waa aat NAtil Aplil ih ihss thai thef ala hH, ht ihis llNle hplAa ipiptd in ca hns m feAAph ni inh, whn IeMaineA Id Mpslnn, haha lNH htpa ut AheNt lhn hNphH in hAN pAtlna nhder UhlhNAhAA, lletnNlmN Aad hpAlia ht thAl pulwlNp, because iAen ihaA had iN hh haRa inani et the eaNANa AaH feNHs ennuA Nhs Weih leil hehiAA le ths ilinA la lhp hsp leMbet previous
 fhiH is lha flgsT tlna eu RsAF pt ihp celebrated uslunlma lipwessg, taa lifst uNihFeRk lR uelphsf iHHi, sAs aNtef ths leadegshlp si iuh, ,he ap. hRaw iaaaea wAF phk.f aud tRe eaa pAa iN iahB NaAal tihlllpskNa eRA ta Nla Ailer lAe gsla was maae ani ihR WaWsR iAheR ia AvsipN, 70 IiNa that few months lRisL iWh willie HFuaEihH sha iaAps tlteg lH AWlhRlN bhlhWahuA fpll lnaM hls hntse AHt Nsa htaWhph 'FhiA leuiAeAi pNt ika nAthenRh rlaNa W the allied tllhss WAhNF hlitptenl ipaAefa innltR AaA IhlhHahna had sepe'NtH hhHha ~ DhlFieshNNA NnlnlNAih NNheI ihe unR irNl pf Nsiphes, ths HNpFeWs head uhaita had kla aNlhms hANd W GeNa 'ppiWn WAa ia rkafEp ni . mlspd fan. Do m lNaUs Apsnheh neaHf ths iiIsNt lsAARTshlp H Uns Nhll \ Alna AhRt the heAlh Hf iuhi tis'HRlWr haRaR ts msss hiWsplf kRnNh As lHRisF li Naa aleAfA RphRas lpAKsa ht ihe "a hlsna ef ike ,htes tfAHehez that ue 'uNima Naa EreAt HThemef Ani ha tfe falha Wtfs mAdB ipin thE different hHeilnHs nf tks pnWNiFf, hs wac ssaRt sils consulted, hensnss hU msHf fvsfs be had hesR . NaAhHfef fram ihs lie tltshhe te iha liMiis ai ihn Apache ronhlfy Nh tho wnH' and tsf hnwh iHts Maslea iR the Hieffe Madfe mouat sina iis knew every tfaii esafs lsauhtalh, every faach, syufY settle neat, every water h0lu, inc mount sin pssAss and desert piain over the vast area claimed by the fierce Apaohss, it was fof thls reason that usroeimo wsa sought by the different chleftainn when the bloody raids were i contemplated. Again, eronlmo was an exhorter and his power of peraua. sion WAS great, but his faculty did not develop 10 hn extent to lead him into power until the great outbreak from ] San Carlos in October. 1881. Through consummRte cunning and the assist ance of his riRh.hhnd man, his s0nin. law. Chiil.nins. tWaving Field. so | called oae account of his wRvY hair ] his plans were carried out.
 7 Chil,a.kina was a captive Mexican
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27

ht tea vseae sa ,he mps. allsAls e'A'saa.s .e ''sst wlIh ia consolidating
 atefg tRld thai vac maas hs ,hs 'htfefeat well hhewa wAe phiats Ohsi ,a NsaA heaite isaen sad etAs,a, sha 'aidea 'hu eNNalrf lA aitlagpnt app ,iesA al Aslsens Raa Ruw Mesiea, d sa iAr apes ia nla Nesiaa wac p,sa ltuA lh usiehiap Whenever sAf aan NudktlHh vac committed, a mas,lH, aus tAlAa peRaHtAmAtph lt sAA haf
 AhipA As ihH wark tf nefpnlnin M 'nAttey what Hueilan pf AIlsnea, kpe Aetipa pf sliA Aakiua vac HUbknlat tH ApHehe apyilGfr li eaa snt h,uaa uasi thht ii was the dreaded ueiealWa shAih M tkHsp Wka kApW, it waa hnNiip ARb nhatiN Chihuahua RAa Nhtehps. lApU, kAhA W uhn ikana
 fhese Netp ihe Waster kaNAs iNa, leA the WuthefNNs tAiaa ihENWshNNl the a'1iehra paNAiFt
 hWtt lt ib AHhsa, liee pAWs Upfun We tn nave Rhf pHwef AHh Whg lR he lnehsa NpeN ga az ArRphs ehWttalNf ' Y is NarpesArf tH pa iRta the hisie,F rf 'he Apache HatbN is sHsWpH uRe NNsl realise that ihpFe Ae plshi Aif tpruhl Apache liihsH lks uRss vs have iN aeel el'h lA NRufiNR put the hNwpf ai ue,eNimN Afe ihe rklll rshpHs, Walm nefipss aha lAAas ArAVhes his haiiFN ttihe lH the ftfAt nlRes, ths NhlFieAAaRs ssfs Riapea rN ihs haA NAilns reservation R AAf lhfhi st NhlHh llNH upfNNlWa wAA ah eNilsw With fl ea As aAf The Warm he'iNes hahasa elih Inc H.s Mlmbtea pt New hssipH with spflNkiiNE gf iAAHa ApANkua iA ihfh iAe aaWmai lac hiRNuh af these allleA iflbsa WeGe Ihe uhlngshHss M AflsaAA, mnfs RsF iitularF siiet ,he death VI VlelaflA ihe ehlsf nf the Msfm hpflNHa lH iAth Nha NHa sHeeesaed hf haha sHA is ief hY Lace The phltlpahua Apsnhss NsFe headed hF t'Hphiaa uHlli hls asAih iunp hih, isii ile ieft tWn a9hs, HalshHs, vhn is stlil ilVins st Tori Hill, ohlahnma, aRf fAsA, she alad ln WahhlhHi"n while On visit there in 1873
 Matches ia Inc hereditary chief of the chlricahua Apachsn. and has been since the death of his brother, but . powerful uan among his tribe named Juh. was the recognized war chief. Deronimo has often been heralded as the chief of the ChirieAhuas but it Is s well known fact and corroborsted by Jeffords and Hughes. the agents of the tribe in 1s74.70. who arc living to- day, that the selfs,yied chief ls but R Ecbefning interioper. As tO the Warm Springs. Victoria, the aIcosksor of AanRUs Colorado was the head of the Aimbres branch and wRB guccesded
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27

am MAlrAea eae ai ueNnmaa dauak lpsA l'e Mas ans el tha mpal te,a biuaa, euaalas aaa aaTinN mvn ' ha ptep lsa AN Apache IAia |, eaa ha, wha ~ thp heat uf upmalma's gpe hil Awegs eAttlea nai lhp sehsMes ~ lAa wllas uuNAims lu hlM HEaNla ha hltpn ihp dreaded Asme lhal taiias ea tho AasaA attributed la tue Akili at ,tsteala,a as tshtsg hut hAg al that, ll Aheala sei ha hgAa,,aa that this seheMlAh sallAtM lead iha plaaa ,kss hluaHAt death saa Rntse~ ta mANf he,aes, galN Aea aeAals,laa ia ha,ar pinaea4~, hAlaehlra ssa alsepp,dal
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