davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25

konferencya haska. Ale chocby
mistrzowsko wyrzezbi}a kazdy
paragraf, mic to ME pomoze, bo
kto sic ucieka do wojny, ktora
zawsze jest najwiekszem llama
MEM czegoS, co uchodzi "a pra-
wo, ten ME bedzie robil ceremonii
Z gromadka roznych paragraf6w.
Oprocz paragrafowania, ma kon-
ferencya uchwalic, re w Hadze
powstanie wspolnym kosztem
wielkich mocarstw szkola prawa
miedzynarodowego katedrami: {:
prawa wojennego, kolonialnego,
marynarskiego handlowego, be-
da tez wyLdadane traktaty. Ka-
zde siedmiu mocarstw, ktore
wsp6lnie beda utrzymywa}y te
szkole (Austrya, Francya, Anglia
Wlochy, Rosya, Stany Zjedn. i
Niemcy) zamianuja r6wna liczbe
profesorow i beda posyialy ro-
VIVA liczbe studentow.
Kazdy nowy uniwersytet - to
zawsze instytucya pozyteczna,
chocby sluzyla tylko studyowa-
niu prawa miedzynarodowego, o
ktorym francuski historyk Rene
Daveluy w nowem SVEN dziele
"La lutte pour lempire de la mer"
mowi ma stronicy 223: "Prakty-
ka wskazuje, re tax wv. prawo
miedzynarodowe jest fikcya, kto-
ra uiatwia, albo maskuje postep-
ki, do ktorych ME zawsze MONA
sic przyznac. Powazni ludzie po-
Swiecaja sic studyowaniu tel ma
ulli z powaznym wyrazem twa-
rzy g1osza doktryny, ktore, tax
samo, jak martwe jezyki, intere-
suja tylko uczonych. w rzeczy-
wistosci za$ prawo miedzynaro-
DOVE, jest to takie prawo, ktore
giosi: wolno wszystko, co CT
przynosi korzySc; ME wolno mic,
CO korzystne dla twego przeciwni
ka."
Sprawa zmniejszenia zbrojno-
sci - jedyna, ktora zajmuje ogd,
jedyna dian pozyteczna - ME
pojawi sic ma konferencyi haskell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25

to ciagle toczyfy sic spory. Obe-
cnie przyjdzie do ukladu i amba-
sador Tower otrzymal juz potrze-.
ne pelnomocnictwa.
Washington, 25 marca, - O.
negdaj wybral sic w swa podroz
wiosenna sekretarz wojny Taft.
w towarzystwie jego znajdujq sic
reprezentant Burton Ohio, poll
tyczny jego adthtant, senator Kit
tredge re South Dakota, prezes
komitetu senatu dla spraw kama
lu panamskiego, jakotez trzej in
iynierzy F. P. Stearns Bostonu,
Alfred Noble z Pennsylvania
Terminal Co." W New Yorku. i
R. Foreman Providence, N. j.,
rzeczoznawca w sprawach elek-
trycznych maszynowych. Row
niez jada MIN R. R. Rogers, RE
cznik ko1nisyi kanalowej poser
De Almond Missouri.
w Charleston ci panowie VISTA
da ma jacht prezydenta YMayflo-
wer'. kt6ry ich przywiezie do Co.
lon prawdopodobnie 80 bm. CITE
ry dni zabawi Taft ma miedzymo-
rzu pozalatwia tam bardzo waz-
ne sprawy, znodyfikuje admini-
stracye cywilna, z pieciu dystryk-
tow administracyjnych utworzy
cztery i rozstrzygnie mnostwo
kwestyj spornych. Potem uda sic
pan Taft do Havany, gdzie ma
zabawic try dni, zbadac sprawy
zarzadu, udzielic rad, jezeli bedzie
potrzeba i inne sprawy poza}at-
wiac. Nastepnie uda sic do Porto
Rico, gdzie bedzie gosciem guber-
natora Beckmana Winthropa,
swiezo zamianowanego sekreta-
rem skarbu, ktory tez panem
Taftem 20 kwietnia wybierze sic
do Waszyngtonu.
Carthage, Mo-, IS marca. - Ar
trhu Sanderson, oskarzony o "a
mordowanie DIR. Salomona D. Me-
reditha, zostai uznany niewinnym
przez sad przysieglych, ktorzy
naradzali sic 25 godzin. PAM San
derson zeznada pad przysiega, ze
DIR. Merelith, ktory byl ich domo-
wynn lekarzem, robii jej mi}osne
oswiadczyny, kiedy go raz odwie-
dzila jako pacyentka. Pozniej, kie-
dy dziecko Sandersonow zachoro-
waio, a Sanderson chcia} zawez-
wac Mereditha, prosiia go iona,
by wezwal innego lekarza. Ma "a
pytanie jego, dlaczego tego zada,
powiedzia1a mu o wydarzenlu.
Sanderson poszedf po Mereditha,
przyprowadzii go do domu, a kle-
ly Sandersonowa W oczy mu "a
r7ucifa jego postapienie, Sander
son go zastrzeli1. Meredith umie-
rajac, zerewnial, re ME obrazH "a
nj ME miaf zamiaru obrazic San
dersonowej.
New York, 25 mar "a. - Jezell-
l.y nie odzyskano przesylek pocz-
towych skradzionych ma parow-
Gu frahcuskim ,,La Savoie", to
moze kilka os6b utraci spadek w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25
saniarni.

- Po wyplciu okoio 6 uncyI aIko.
holu zmaria wczoraj Marta Wilson,
lat 40, zatrudniona w. Branickiego,
57S1 Rosalia str. Me wiadomo czy
kobieta wyptia alkoholu mysls sa-
mob6jstwa, csy tet chsth napitluA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25
PRZEGLAD
P0uTfD MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, 25 marca, 1907.

lax diva pogahskie bogi ma
dw6ch przeciwnych slohcach, sta
r.Iv krancowo sprzeczne ze sob2
diva twierdzenia ma dwOje roz-
aarv opiuie europejska: W Lon
tyme powiedziano, ze militia
ryzm ciqzy ma ludach Jak pre-
k,enstwo, a Przez samo swe trivia
ME wciaz / coraz ardziej zagraza
a1koiowi. Jest zaS w dodatku
sorzeczny z prqdem powszechnym
do wykreSlenia wojen przy-
,zlvch dziej6w ludzkoSci', a ma
Fl, W Berlinie odpowiedzlano, re
~nar6d pod bronia daje najw1e-
t,za rekoimie poboju, kazde zas
zmnieiszenie zbrojnoSci natych-
mast zacheci do wojennych ha-
za-d6w." Wysluchawszy tych
p-zeciwnych twierdzeh, Opinia e
u-.peiska sic podzieliia; Geese JeJ
d5wodzi, ze militaryzm stall sic
koniecznoscig, jake lOgiczne ma
stcpstwo demokratycznej zasady,
wedle kt6rei wszyscy sq obowla-
zani do sluzby wojskoweJ Przez
d}ugi szereg lat, bo PoczatEu W
armii czynnej, potem w rezerwle,
a potem jeszcze w obronie kralo-
wei: dla tych ogromnych taste
pow kazdym rokiem nieco IL
cznieiszvch, oczywiscie pOtrzebne
sa karabiny, ladunki, koszary, ar
maty, konie, wozy I. d., a wiec
potrzebne Jest to wszystko, co
sic nazywa militaryzmem; wy
rec sic zasady, ze kazdy jest O.
obowiazany sluzyc w wojsku,
lest to stworzyc odrebna warst-
we wojownikow, - zaczyn ary-
stokratSczny, kt6ry nieuniknienie
doprowadzi demokratyzm do IL
padku; przeciwnicy tego zdania
wSkazuja na panstwa, kt6re ME
Posiadajq dobrodziejstwa po-
wszechnej sluzby wojskowej, a
pomimo tego albo juz sa nawskr6s
demokratyczne, jak wszystkie
rePubliki amerykanskie, albo sic
wciaz demokratyzuja, jak An
glia. Ma to znow tamci odpowia-
daja, ze Ameryka prawie ME po-
siada stalyCh wojsll, Anglia zas
swq 16O-tysieczna armie stala
trzyma przewaznie w Indyach,
na Maclie, " Gibraltarze, Singa-
9urze, HOnkongu, a tam ona
wszedzie jest zywioiem arysto-
kra-ycznym; w Europe tylko
0ra"le trzyma Anglia flote bo-
Java. flota ME moze ma ladzie
s'egat 20 obywatelskie przywile-
Je. 7 tax sic spor toczy W dzien-
n'Each ma posiedzeniach stowa-
rzySzeh pokoju. Anglia ze SVEN
twierdzeniern, ze konieczne jest
zmnieiszenie zbrojnosci, stale sic
coraz bardziej odosobniona. Ma
wet Francya W swych p0}urzedo-
wych dziennikach przychyliia
sic ku berlinskiemu twierdzeniu,
CO Jest bardzo zrozumiale, bo
wpraWdzie sama mysI o mozno-
Sci woiny wprawia ia w przera-
4enie, ale TAXA republika, jak fran
cuska, ME moglaby istniec, gdyby
sic utworzyi osobny zawod wo-
jenny. Sp6r publiczny jeszcze
trivia, ale rzady juz zadecydowa}y
ze angielskim projektem ME be-
die sic zajmowala druga konfe-
rencya pokojowa w Hadze. O.
znajmA to rad niemiecki w par
lamencie, dodajac, re wobec te-
60 wezmie udziaI w konferencyi.
Wskutek zas tel porazki wnioslIu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25
Pobiiedonoscew ulnarf
Curaz to gutnejszs WadOmOsei Rumunli.
WOlD0 SrOdkOWO-dm6rUkdnSkd kO1GzU sig uGI6Oz-
k0 prGzgd6ntd HODdurdSu.
ZamOrdOwanie francuskiegO dOktOra MarOkku.
POdr6z sekretarza WOjny Tafta do Panamy,
Kuby Porto Rico.
'dOwanie francuskiegO dOktOra W MarOkku.
POdr6z sekretarza wOjny Tafta do Panamy,
Kuby Porto Rico.

ltCZ WyuSISSuJC JSull|SO = anna
sadorow.
Konferencya zbierze sic w
czerwcu, a bedzie najliczniej-
Sym parlamentem ma Swiecie.
Me 26 panstw, jak w pierwszej
konferencyi, lecz AZ wezmie w
niej udziaf, a kazde z Mich bedzie
miaio licznych rzeczoznawcow
dyplomatycznych, jurysdycznych
handlowych, wojskowych i mary
narskich. Mad czem oni beda ra-
dill?
Kied car Mikolaj II zwo}ywal
SWAT ma konferencye pierwsza,
to " swej odezwie umieSch bar
dzo piekne zdanie, re legalnoSc
powinna zapanowac w stosun-
kach wewnetrznych i zewnetrz>
nvch. bo jedne Cd drugich ME
raz bardzo zaleza. Wszedzie po-
winno panowac moralne prawo,
poczucie slusznoSci powinno bye
regulatorem wszystkich stosun-
k6w. Byio to tax idealne, re VIE
In dyplomatow, wys1anych przez
rzqdy ma te pierwszq konferencye
Cd razu ia lekcewazyIo. Delegat
niemiecki, zmarly juz ksiaze
Muenster glosno Z grymasem
mGwil, re sic nigdy ME spodzie-
wal, izby pod koniec dlugiej ka-
ryery dyplomatycznej musiat zaj-
mowac sic mrzonkami pensyona-
rex! Vice tez owa pieknq mrzon-
Ike wyrzucono Z programu pierw-
szei konferencyi. Tylko S. P. pan
Bloch osobne urzadzal odczyty o
zgubnoSci wojny i demonstrowa}
iei okropnoSci. Urzedowi pred
stawiciele rzadow lamali sobie
giowy mad sparagrafowaniem
dzialan wojennych, ably kazdy,
kto podniesie orez, wiedziai, CO
mu wolno, a czego ME wolno. w
dzisiejszych czasach tax wszyscy
sa zahipnotyzowani potegq para
graf0w, re zawsze i'm sic zdaJe, IL
dose jest ulepic zygzak, ably ma
tychmiast jakies zjawisko pow
stalo, a jakieS inne znik}o. Ule-
piono wiec dose tych paragrafow
ma pierwszej konferencyi; jedne
by}y sadaeh rozjemczych, inne
o dozwolonych kulach, Jeszcze IN
ne o kontrabandzie wojennej i o
obowiazkach neutralnoSci. Tenn
wszystkiem wzbogacono prawo
miedzynarodowe. Protoka pod
pisaIy wszystkie panstwa.
Lecz w rok potem wybuchla
wojna rosyjsko japohska, a Okla
zalo sic przy tel sposobnosci, ze
zar6wno pantwa wojujace, jak
neutralne zupe}nie zapomnialy o
postanowieniach pierwszej konfe-
rencyi w Hadze. Pzywano ma woj-
ME kul niedozwolonych, bo roz-
dzierajacych rany; strzelano do
namiotow Czerwonego Krzyza
wspierano sic korsarstwem; "a
tapiano nieprzyjacielskie stalks,
plynacae pod handlowa flaga; do
wolnie tlomaczono neutralnoSc ;
Niemcy przedawaly Rosyi mate
rvaly wojenne, nawet okrety
transportowe, Francya W Sajgo-
ME naprawiaia pancerniki Ro-
zestwienskiego, zaopatrywala je
W zywnosc wegiel, a zn6w Sta
nv Zjedn. postapiiy wrecz pre-
ciwnie, bo rozbroily eskadrre En-
quista, gdy ona po boju pod Gu
szyma schroniia sic do Manili.
A wiec trzeba dokladniej ule-
pic paragrafy prawa miedzynaro-
dowego, aby W przysziosci ME
powtarzaly sic takie zboczenia.
Tenn sic wiasnie zajmie druga
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-25
Poniedzia1ek dnia 25go Marca 1907 r.

niemal zupefnie; ostafy sic tylko
domy, w ktorych ma oknach usta-
wiono Iorucyfiks miedzy zapaIone-
mi Swiecami. Do Bukowiny ma
plywa coraz wiecej zbiegow
Rumunii i sprawiaja oni juz klo-
pot rzadowi austryackiemu. Dwu-
nasty korpus armii austryackiej
w Siedmiogrodzie otrzyma} roz-
kaz przygotowania sic do wyru-
szenia mad granice rumuhska.
Bukareszt, 25 marca. = Kon-
serwatywny cabinet zrezygnowa{
utworzono cabinet liberalny pod
prezydencya NJ. Sturdy, ktory
juz raz byl premierem.
Kiedy pewien pociag wiozacy
rezerwistow chlopskich dystryk-
tn nadunajskiego Teleorman do
Moldawii jechal przez miejsco-
wosc Alexandria, zatrzyma}a go
wielka grenada miejscowych re-
zerwistow. CT obrzucili pociag ka-
mieniami, a potem naklonili rezer-
wistow znajdujacych sic w poci2-
gu do przyiaczenia sic do Mich /
wspolnie zburzyli synagoge /
sklady zydowskie. Rozpedzila ich
w koncu kawalerya.
Washington, rs marca. - De-
pesza nades1ana przez posfa nika-
raguanskiego donosi, re prezy-
dent rzeczypospolitej Honduras,
gen. Bonilla, ucied re wojng
srodkowo amerykanska MONA
uwazac "a skonczona. Depesza
brzmi: ,,Choluteka zajete. Zlaczo-
ne armie Salwadoru i Hondurasu
pobite. Prezydent Bonilla Z 200
ludzmi ukrywa sic W San Lorenzo.
Wyslano parowce, by go ujac. u
t1o zostanie zajeta stolica Hon
durasu, Tegucipalpa."
Tutejszy posel Nikaragny, Sc
nor Corsea, sadzi, re Bonllla "a
pewme ma statlcu schronA sic do
Salwadoru, by tam zebrac druga
arlnie wyruszyc do Nikaragny.
Pan Corea mniema, re Stany lie
dnoczone i Meksyk zazadaja neu-
tralnoSci Salwadoru i Gwatemali:
gdy to sic stanie, to wojna sic "a
konczy, jeSli ME, to ma nowo
wybuchnie.
Tanger, rs marca. - z miasta
Marroko donosza, re po zamordo-
waniu tam dra Ma1champa odby-
Ia sic powszechna napasc ma domy
Europejczykow, ktorzy sic zaba-
radykowali bronili jak zdo1ali.
Brytyjski agent konsularny "a
strzeln dwie osoby. Pasza w kof-
Gu wyslal wojsko, ktore rozpedzi-
10 burzycieli strzeze domow Eu-
ropejczykow.
Paryz, 25 marca. - Wielkie ro-
zdraznienie tn panuje z powodu
. zamordowania dra Mauchampa z
francuskiej misyi geodezyjnej W
Marokku i prasa domaga sic "a
rzucenia niedoieznej polityki W
Marokku, przez Niemcy giownie
spowodowanej, a wylicza rowno-
czesnie mnostwo gwalt6w tam
pope1nlonych ma Francuzach'
Rzym, rs marca. - Papiez po-
stanowi1, azeby d. Is kwietnla od-
by} sic konsystorz, ma ktorym
mianowani beda kardynafaml:
Mgr. 'Cavallari, patryarcha wene-
cki; mgr. Rinaldini, nuncyusz pa
pieski W Hiszpanii; mgr. LORNA
zelli, byly nuncyusz papieski w
Paryzu; mgr. Lualdi, arcybiskuP
w Palermo; mgr. Mercier, arcybi-
skup w Malines i mgr. Maffi, ar
cybiskup W Pixie.
Bawia tu jeszcze nastepujacy
praiaci amerykahscy: Arcyb. Qui-
gley Chicago, kradjutor biskup
Rochester Thomas F. Hickey,
biskup O'Gorman ze Sioux Falls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
FIGHTS THE LAST.
Field Artillery and Infantry Needed to
Capture Russian Desperate.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, April "A
notorious brigand. Stanl5laus Lis. the au-
thor of many crimes. has been captured
at Lublin, IS miles from here, mortally
wounded after the house in which he mad
sought refuge had been blown to pieces
by artillery fire. Lis when he sIw thae
detachment Of police was advancing on
the house. FABRICATED himself within and
opened fire on the police. killing several
Of them. Troops were summoned to the
assistance Of the police but they wera
unable to dislodge the bandit Finally
several uuick-firing field pieces were
brought up and trained on the house.
Eight shells hit the building, which was
demolished, after which the infantry
stormed the ruins and found Lis desper-
atcly wounded trying ITO reload his revol-
ver, which he had emptied at tho attack
ing purity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
COLLEGE Y. NJ. c. A. Elects Officers
Commencement Concert In Bangor.

Oromo. Me. April (SpeciaD AT
a recent meeting Of the u. Of Nj. 7. NJ.
c. A. the following officers for next
year were elected President, Daniel
Chase. 'O8 Of Barring; vice president L.
A. Chandler, 90 Of New Gloucester,
secretary, &. &. Johnson. 10 Of Port
land treasurer, ]. NJ. Slower, 10 of
Erwinna, Pa. One Of the most impor-
tant and at the same time one Of the
new committees appointed was the
general advisory committee. This is
composed Of alumni Of the university
who arc Interested in the Y. NJ. c. A.
work This committee is composed of
Professor J. y. Hart, '85 of Orono,
chairman. Rev. J. r. Boardmam. So,
New York city; Rev. J. w. Hatch. '88.
Belfast. George X. Huntington, '05, In
dianapoliS Ind, NJ. r. Lovett, '06.
Beverly. Mass. Raphael Sherman. '06,
Rockland. Professor +. L. Russell, '35,
Orono.
At q meeting Of the Senior class a
vote was passed to hold the commence
Inent concert and ball in Bangor, thus
bringing q part Of the exercises near
Ell the University Law School A COM
mittee was appointed to submit plans
for a "Senior fence" the idea being for
the Senior class to erect fence near
Alumni hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
THREE GIRLS KILLED.
Smokestaok Of New jersey Factory
Blows Down, Causing Tragedy.

Millville, y. J., April 2i.-Thrco yorns
women employed at IT, G. Wheaton &
Cos. glass factory. We're killed today
by the collapse OF a smckeStack which
crashed through room III which they
We're working.
The accident occurred during brief
wind storm. The velocity Of the wind
was estimated at 60 miles an hour. Tic
stack crashed through the roof of The
plant and into the grinding room occu-
pied by several men and the three
young women. All were buried under
the debris. The crash was heard fni
several blocks and workmen from other
parts of the plant went to the rescue
One was taken n1lt alive, but died
shortly aftcruaTu. and two were dead
when found.
The other employees escaped. injury.
Every department Of the plant was
shut down, the workmen being I'M
nerved by the accident
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
FRESHET ON KENNEBEC.
Tuesdays Sun Gets IN work on Snow
In the Woods.

I'll" k"nil"bec river is on a rampage.
raise havoc along its shores there is
water enough coming 10 create Il
frcShct Of quite respectable proper
tons.
The rise IN water came about rather
suddenly for While W to Monday Hf-
tcrnoon til" water i'll the river MAS but
level at 10 o'clock last night il was
flowing over Whites coat wharf and
Was within three feet Of the top Of the
steamboat wharf
Tho rapidty Of the rise is well shown
by the readings taken at the Edwards
mills Of the water on the kenncbcc
dam Tuesday afternoon the scale
showed the amount of water on the
dam to be : feet inches while at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon there were
feet. ana at 2 o'clock last evening the
water had gained another foot ana was
still rising.
The ris" is due mostly to the effect
Of tho sun Tuesday on the snow in the
woods. and with Wednesdays rain
there should be u good increase in the
height of water today. No damage is
reported thus far.
From . o'clock the rise on the
dam was an inch an hour. At 2
o'clock this morning the water had
risen to ) feet inches ana was still
rising. showing no signs Of abatement.
At 2 o'clock this morning stones
wharf was submerged. about eight feet
Of the c"al shed projecting into the
water. The water at that time was
about IS inches below the steamboat
kSb.Irr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
BUTLER DENIES GUILT,
Says He Knows Nothing Of Disappear.
ance Of Marvin Boy.

Dover, Del. April 24-Frank H. But
Ter, employed as a deckhand on the
steamer John p Wilson, was taken into
custody today and held for a hearing
tomorrow charged with the murder Of
Horace y. Marvin, the four-year-old
son Of Dr. Marvin, whose disappearance
on March fourth aroused the entire
country.
The theory Of the detectives RESPONSE
bic for the arrest is hat the boy was
murdered or aocidenrly killed ana that
Butler knows something about the "a Sc
Butler vas arrested when the steam
boat was az the landing lit Powers
Reach. Del. He denies knovlcdga IF th7
disappearance OF the child ana Ta;ter-
ates that the 10y was sitting On 4 ha--
stack on the Mar,in farm wien fr and
several other men Who we're moving
the effects Of the former o-'rer NJ the
land left the place
The arrest ii Butler Will made
upon statement gi-aa The
detectives b5- q man named r5liv-cIi
who was working with Butler rha day
the child disaT pcared.
Butler. NJ SAYS, NJ M Griared IA 70
TO the barn aIid load III ii heat screen
ings in Tags. This he Iii ana wfen
Caldwell later entered tie barn he
found that Butler had loa led three
bags into wagon and fourth was "
ing on the floor OF the barn. Caldwell
says he lifted this bag into the wagon
himself and found il heavy, although
Butler said it was filled with corl,s SUI h
as are used by fishermen for nets.
This bag, Caldwell says, dieapneared-
Acting on the theory that this bag con-
tanned the body Of the child, tra dctec-
tives decided to charge Butter with
The opinion among the residents Of
TINS city and the farmers is that But
Ter Knows little if anything about the
case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
Another Possible Clue.

providence. r. l.. April 24.-A posi-
pie clue to the whereabouts Of Horace
NJ. Marvin, Jr., the missing 4-year-oltl
son Of Or. Horace Marvin Of New Jer-
sey. was contained i'll a letter received
today by George W. Gardiner, collector
OF the port of Providence. The letter
was addressed TO Federal Govern
ment" and was as follows:
Federal government. Rhode Island.
Sirs: | believe / have found the Marvin
child. Now connect with me at Platts-
vile by wire. (Signed) w H. WINNER
Isl South Fifth avenue, Plattsville"
The envelope was postmarked at
Plattsville, Wis, and dated April %.
Collector Gardiner has no idea why the
letter should have. been addressed II
Providence. The Ioiico haze begun IN
investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
RAIN STOPS FIRE.
Timely Storm Stops Big Forest Fire
In Plymouth County. Mass.

Plymouth. Mass. April 24.-Thc tired
farmers and woodsmcn who for the
past two days have been engaged in
one continual battle against an ever
increasing forest fire that burned over
miles OF territory in the towns Of Ply
mouth. Carver aud Middleboro. receiv-
ed the most powerful kind Of aid early
today when heavy fall of rain began
and continued for several hours.
While the smoudering forests still
contain some signs OF fire. the rush Of
the flames was checked by the down
pour and it was thought today that al
danger Of the fire spreading further
had been prevented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
BRYAN KEEPS BUSY.
Speaks Twice In One Vermont Git
and Once In another.

st. Johnshury. Vt, April 24-William
]. Bryan delivered aIdres5e IN two
places in Vermont today, speaking this
afternoon at White River junction and
this evening at St Tohnsbury. Both
meetings were largely attended. the
crowd which desired 10 hear him in this
city being 50 great that it was ncces-
sary tor him to speak twice, first at
Music hall and then at an overflow
meeting III the Opera house.
Accompanying Mr.. Bryan were
George Fred Williams Of Dednam.
Mass. and Alexander Troup Of New
Haven. Tomorrow NJ. Bryan will speak
in Burlington, leaving there in time to
fill an engagement i'll Barre in the
evening,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
HOT WEATHER AHEAD
How 20 Keep The Kitchen Cool and
Comfortable IN Mid Summer.

Many d housewife is wondering how
she will pass through the coming sum
rncr months with the stove she well
knows will make the kitchen unbear-
ably hot-to say nothing Of the dirt.
dust and ashes that will add to the dis
comfort.
There is way out Of it ala way
that not only lessons the work and
keeps the kitchen cool. but that also
reduces fuel expense. This con
venience, comfort and economy is all
effected by the New Perfection Wick
Rlue Flame Oil Cook stove. an oil
stove 50 superior to other makes that It
is fast replacing the coal and wood
range. the old-fashioned oil stove, and
in many cases the gas stove.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25

A new type OF projectile, which will
play an important part in future war
fare. and which, according to Sir
Howard Vincent. will pierce any armor
vet made, has been introduced by the
Hadfield Steel foundry. This an
nouncement was made by r. A. Had
field at the annual meeting of the COM
pany yesterday at Sheffield. He men
toned also that the firm had intro
duced a new steel called Era" an en-
tirely British product, for which the
admiralty had given them facilities
for testing. 1t had proved Of ex-
ceptional quality, and was rapidly
coming into use for ship construction
London Standard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
Akymoff Takes Presidency
Of Council Of Empire.
Provincial Governors to Urge
Dissolution Of Parliament.
Notorious Brigand, StanisIaus Lis,
Captured After Battle.

Akymoit has been appointed president
of the Council d the Empire, Upper
House Of ParllamenO in succession to
Baron FriSch, who died April Is.