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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
FARMS AND VILLAGE PROPERTY

IN Kennebec Co, to sell to AroostOok
farmers. Gardiner Branch A. NJ Gid
Manager, 29s Water St. Gardiner. Me
antf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
THE "OLD RELIABLE" PHOENIX

HE "OCU KECIABCE" PHOENIX
Preferred Accident Insurance Company
Of Detroit Michigan. having rccti.tly en-
tered tins state for the transaction Of
accident and sickness insurance. is now
ready to make contracts with local
agents throughout the state. one doll;ir
per month covers accident. sickness or
death. For terms and territory apply to
T.. j. Bracket, State Manager, IS Mid
die St, Portland, Maine. octlulr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

t he II. X. Randall estate please pay the
same to ne; and all persons havin-
claims against said estate please present
the same to me. F. G.. Harrington, Al
torney, No. 19l Water street, Augusta.
Maine. ::"pt,AdlW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

a COOK AT THE CHiLDREN'S
Home. Apply to the matron, Mrs. Ida y.
Gibbs sept Silt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS

SITUATION AS WOODS COOK OR
boarding house. Address Cook. No. L.
Bridge street. Augusta. ctl.;I
RELIABLE NURSE CAN BE OBJ
tai:.ed by applying At 81 South Chestnut
St Telephone It'll. ocIi,i;,
DRESS MAKING AND LADIES
Tailoring. Mrs V. NJ. Laughlin. upstairs.
No. Summer St, lIallowell, Me.
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female HELP WANTED

cHAMBERMA!D WHO CAN SEW
Also a waitress Mrs. Il. T.. Goodwin.
chandler Street. oCtl'tti
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07
Gnplutsn ,s,,n Gpypte,,.

Gesen ben abebipe bon gsppten
pirb aur 3eit in enslil9en &reilen Elm
riidfidtsloler Rampf sefiibrt, Der piel>
leiat nit ieiner sdnaliden 8altitelz
lung enbet. Die rSimes" bat ibn Der
toufpeiien 8erleibuns bon Oroen unb
Der llnteritiisuns espptii9=nationaz
liitii4er lmtriebe befdulbtst unb OBJ
pcbl Der 8bebipe bic 8ebauptunaen
Der Simes als 2iigen beaeidnet, 1T
rad Mittbeilungen Der ,a0ln. 3ta."
Der allgemeine @inbrud in GgDpten
Der, baB iebt pobl balb Der Nugenblid
setommen iei. gsppten, bas f9on
lIngit ihatid9li9 eine ensli1He RoIoz
ME tit, inybie Saide gnslanos per=
i3ntnben gu ieben.
Oas tpdre Der enslif9 losi1de
S4luB Der aulturarbeit, bic Qorb
Gromer fir bas friiber pertpabrloite
Sano getban bat. Gs lit eine aldnasnoe
2eiftuns setpeien, bic au9 bann nod
Mnertennung finoen pirb, tpenn Gngz
ldnb bort abermals ben 8etpeis geliez
fert baben pirb, baB Der 8eariff
Selbtlofgteit in ieinem politil9en
WOrterbu4 ni9t gu finben ift. 2orb
Gromer 1T nit bem Werbalten bes
&beoipe in ber Mtaba=M =Mngelegenbeit
iebr un5ufrieoen setpeien. @eitbem
tpurbe benen aorrefponbena nit benz
Sultan unb Der pforte unter bic Mufz
fi9t bes espptifhen Miniiteriums aez
itcllt. Muberbem tpurbe benz abebipe
nabegelegt. ben Marf9all @bd3i MAz
rreb Mutbtar pafda in 1einer giaenz
fGdft als Obertommifar bes 5ultans
in Csppten ni9t mebr anauerfennen.
Mdbrenb bes 8erlaufes Der @faba=
MifGre bat fieSbdtigfeit Mufbtarpa=
f9ds. Der angebli9 Be5iebungen nit
einigen @tammesbduptlinsen nit
Sberoffi5ieren Der egpptii9en Mrmee
unb nit ben Giibrern Der englanb=
feinblihen Benegung unterbalten baz
ben foll, groBe l1n5ufriebenbeit Bel
2orD .@roner berborgerufen. Derfelbe
bripgt in ben Rbebipe, er ioIle ber
pf6rte erflGren, bic Mntpefenbeit
Mutbtars iei Der Mube i'm 2anbe
nahfbeilig. SeIbitDerftdnolih min er
ben unbequenen Menfhen gum 2anbe
Einaus baben. gnblih mill mon engz
Ii5dtrieits, buB Der GffettiDitanb ber
eenptifhen Mrmee berringert unb Der
Gffeftipffanb ber Oitupationsarmee
4 III osmfelben 0erb6ltnib bermebrt
tvtrbe, mas ifd infolge bes unrubigen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07


1siges geb<iates 3imner bat, 1onn nit
>GrfoIg Nofen treiben. Qm beFen ei8s
nen fid 1albitGmmhen ooer abaez
'bliibte, TN Sppf fshenoe MDlen Dn3li~
lin bic pflun3en altr, Ireiben au rei=
gen, beipribt man Die 3tpeise tds.idS
bret bis bier MaI nit WaHer BON ca
s25 @rao Meaumur. Die Grbe i'm
Eopfe miro anfGnglt1 MIR iebr mdbia
fsuht eebalten. @pbalb 1ih Sic i,ln@
gen Triebe seisen, erbdlt Die pHan5e
ibren plaB nabe am fonni9en S5eniter,
bod 10, baB Der 1opf feline 3ugluft
befrmnt. Mit Dem Be1priben fG1rt
man fort. oas 8esieBen lpirb poriia@
tig nah uno nah ft1rter in benz
Mabe. ipie Die 9ldtter tpanien. Sinh
erit einige Bldtter gut ausgebilbet, 10
biingt man Die Wlanaen einise Male
(Blumenguano, 5aubenz pSer 6ii1s
nerbiinser). Die 6auptiabe dber
hleibt INNER, Die pflanaen tdgli9
nlebrere Male nit parmem Maifer 5n
befpriBen un6 ibnen 10 piel 6onne
ipie m0slia autommen gu laifen.
MGnnli1e unb neiblihe
adlber. .Muf Weranlafuna bts
Sonberausfdufes Der Deutifen
9anblpirtfhaftse e@efellf9aft fir Mins
0er5u6t in Deutfhlano mar cine l.m-
frase bei iammtli9en Rinbpiebz3 Gid.
terz@ereinisunsen erfolgt, bur9 bic
feftge1teGlt tperben foIlte, tpie piele
n,dnnlibe uno ipie biele ipeibli9e
aGlber pon ben eingetraeenen tpeiblte
den TIieren i'm Sabre 1905 seboren
tpuroen. Na9 Oer Stattitit pom
Sabre 1905 betrug bic 3aN Der bor>
banbenen einsetrasenen Riibe unS
5drfen 2O9, 9,5O7. Die Mnttporten lies
fen fir 142,232 aibe uno SdrIen,
aIfo fir 67.9 prossnt oes aefammten
9eitanbes Elm. Die 3abl Der geborea
men Rdlber betrug 101 ,588Stiid pber
TIA prosent, BON benen 499,606
poer 49 Proaent 8ulfdlber uno 51,~
9S2 pber 81 Yroaent &ubfdlter tpa@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

beren Gisenfhaften Bis beuiieen suz
ges mod nidt D0llis uufsefIdrt iinb.
Sin tpenig MtfIame= llebertreibung
ssb6rt Bel uns bdsu, i'm fir irgenb
cine @5aht apirfunosbbH propagduba
sll nader, man 4anil eth NetfAs
freunb iein, audi obne benz raIub"
bei3utretsn, uber Der Gebanfe 1T
bur1ous ni9t bDm llebel, felbit ipenn
6err 9pmltnfon Elm Barr ober ein
Mepfelipefulant ipdre. (@r. q. 9,
3tg.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07
Rihbter 9und1 i.t 1906.

sSm perfloFenen Sabre finb in oen
Ser. @taaten 72 2pnhmorbe beean>
gen tporoen, fieben mebr ais in 1905.
aber Is ipeniger als in 1904 unb 80
tueniger als in 1908. Sm Sabre 1901
tpuroen 135 per1onen gelpnbt, in
1902 iparm es So. Sn benz lebten
balben Sabraebnt 1T bemna9 elm
serinser Riidsang ber 2bndmorbe az
beraetdnen, aber fetn ftetieer. Sn
perfdieoenen Sabren eeben Ole 3ab@
len geeen 0as @oriabr ipieber in bic
6Dbe, mas iebenfals barauf suriid@
aufiibren 1T, bab l1ntbaten bon Re>
germ in einem Sabre bdufiger getpez
fen iinb, als in anoeren, bsnn 70 BON
ben 72 Gelpn9ten iparen Neeer. Da=
raus ergibt iih, oaB fait ale 2bn4e@
reten in ben @taaten nit itarter Ne@
gerbepDlferung borfommen. gs 1inh-
IA Staaten, auf bic ii6 oie 2pnh=
niorbe BEG lebten eeSabres Dertbeilen,
Der nDrblidit selegene lit Marplanb,
no nod eegen gnbe bes ea6res eirr
0bn9moro in Der @taatsbauptitabt
tegansen tpnrbe. Sn Mlabama tpurs
ben flint Neger gelpn4t, in Mrfanfas
4, in Sloriba 6, in @eorsia 9, inr
Snbianer Serritorium 1, in &entu~
dp 3, in 2ouifiana 8'unb Elm Meiber,
in Mtfti5ippi 13, in Marblanb 1, in
MtKouri 3, in Nprtb Carolina 4 unb
eir MeiBer, in South Carolina 6, in
SenneFee z unb in 9eras 6. Oie beie
Den 0ireinien MAIDEN biesmal cine
lDbli9e Musnabme. gs tpirb ge=
tp0bnli9 bebauptet, oab fait ale.
2pndmoroe auf @tttlidfeits Mtten=
tote suriid Su fiibren ieien. Das 1T
in 1906 ni6t Der Sall sepelen, benn
nur IA Neger tpurbsn ipesen Shdn~
bung unb 10 tpesen @9dnbungspere
fu9s gelpn6t, alfo nidt einmal bic
9dlfte Der @elpnhten. Dab Ser Mme@
rifaner bic Suitia nur gu germ felbff
in Die 9ano nimmt, itatt iie ben au=
itGnbigen @erihten 3u iiberlaien,
gebt f9on baraus berbpr, baB, tpie
bic rNetp>Orleans pieapune" 59reibt,
Elm Neger gelpn9t tpurbe, neil ct einen
Dollar seitoblen bate; elm anberer tpe=
gen Otebitabls zines 3albes, elm brit~
ter tpegen unorbentli9en 8etragens-
Sin Meiber ipurbe allerbinss gelpnht,
neil fein proaeb fpeeen Morbes Dor
@jeriht iibeL 5tpei Sabre perfdleppt
tporoen unb bann nit Der @ntlaffung
beg Mngeflasten enbiste. Das 2pn1~
antpefen lit Elm @9anbfled in unlerern
nationalen Qeben, auein es miro nimt
ausserottet tperben, Bis benz Wolte
mebr Mhtung bor Der Mutoritdt 6eS
Ge1ebes beigebradt unb unfere Sn<
fti3pflege cine Before getporben it,
M9tung bDr benz Gelebe miro aber
erR bann plab sreifen, tpenn Bic
Menge ber Gefebe. Ole benz Mehtsges
fiibi Der 0olfsmai1en, bie benz Meft
ber perfonliden Greibeit tpiberfpre.
den, befeitist miro. unb barauf 1T
bcrldufig nidt gu boffen. gbenfo.
tpentg 1T 3u ertparten, bab in nG1s
fer 3eit unfere Sufti5pflege cine bef<.
fere iperben miro, bab auf tehnif9e
gfebenfG9lihfeiten bin Werf9Ieppung
ber proaei1e uno 5reiiprehunger
WerSi9t seleiftet ipirb. llnb besbolbs
tuirb mod mandes Sabr fortgelpn@t
irxr6en. (8alt. .. gorr.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07
Nus Der mod,e
peIt ui,o Eeben utIter Ser sEupe
soitorieIler BetrdhtHsts.
ets GittDiitttssts1np PES Cello.
runu.

Die Soutbern pacific <8dbn maat
ieBt geipalttse Mnitrensunsen, UNI
bes gplorabofluf1es 9err gu iperben,
Der, tpie betannt, tpieber bas @alton
8afiin fiillt. Die California Debel=
Dpment Gompanb, ipelhe bic 8endis
ierung BON Nieber California be-
jprgt, bat bisber fein Slid nit ibren
Derfu9en gebabt, ben SluB ein3u=
bdmmen. sic bat benIelben pber=
boIb unb unterbalb Der @taatsgren=
gen ange5apft, UNI bas n0tbise Mafz
fer fir ibr aanalfpftem gu betommen.
Oie sSngenieursarbeiten Der @efellz
fhaft tparen aber niht inamer ponz
fommen unb man iorete auh niht
tiir bic notbipenbigen Worfs1runaen
beim Mnldipelen bes 5lufies. go
fom es, bab in ben lebten 5ipei Sab
rem 10 Dielfa9 bon ben @9erereien
bic Nebe par. bic Der 5luB bereitete.
Jreilih 1T es nah Mneabe bon @a9z
perftdnbieen in ben Engineering
NeipS" audi duberit f9iper, bes 0luiz
ies 9err gu iperben. Das f9limmite
S,inoerniB iit bic Observation-Disclosures
Der ufer. Wenn auf elmer @eite
pfeiler eingelaHen iperben, INN ben
MaTerlauf gu reeeln, unteripGi9t Der
Blub erit bic eeeeniiberlieeenbe Wanb
unb bann bic pfeiler. uebrigens lit
audi Der 5luB 10 unbere9enbar i'm
Steigen ber Tlutben, bab man INNER
ouf lleberraf9uneen eefaBt fein muB.
Sin 9ammbru9 lit plDbli9 Da urb
bann iit es febr fdtper, bic seeigneten
@teine 81 finben, Inn bic eide au
ftopfen. Oersleiden Steine mubte
man breibis, piersis Meilen peit ber=
hplen.
Wenn nun na1 an ben sseblIhlG=
gen bic Galifornier Development
Gompasnie es aufaibt, ben ssluB in
Srbnung gu balten, 10 lit bas Elm
GROCER Shaben fir bic @egenb. Man
iddbt ben eanaen bur9 bic GeIellz
ibaft betpdferten 8eairf arf 1900
Guabratmeilen, beren cine 6Glfte in
ben @ereinigten @taaten unb beren
cnbere in Waerico lieet. @irb Der
Colorado seben selafen, 10 b0rt bic
8etpdferung auf unb Der Saltoniee
pirb bauernb unb INNER grDber. Oas
1T natiirlih cine @efabr fir bic 8ahn
uno nidt minber fir bic 8eipobner
Der ansren5enben gesenben.
Cine Ginbdmmuns bes golorabp
liegt fonad i'm sSntereHe Der Soutbz
ern pacific 8abn ebenfo ipie Der
California Development gompagnie
nnb niht minber Der Mniiebler unb
Der 8abn belonbers tpirb tpohl ni9ts
anberes iibria bleiben. ais gu berfuz
den, oes Sluhes Serr gu iperben.
Sebenfalls miiBte aber audi bon fei=
ten Der beiben Aesterunaen bic 5ahz
lege unteriudt tperben, I'm gu ieben,
ob niht bic beiben 2Gnber benz un=
eeberbigen Strome geseniiber eine se=
triiie @erantlportung baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

Wer bisber Bel ben mafIenbaftGl
@erluiten bon Menf9enleben nd1 berl
Mnsaben unierer lnfansFatiitit ber
Qniiht lDar, Menf9enleben 1eien bilIig
in Mmerifa, ber bat nun @elegenheit,
feine Mnii1ten gu forrigieren. NnbreiD
carnegie but iih 'foeben babin geGl,~
Bert, baB er germ fiir iebe @erlGnges
rIng feines 2ebens I'M 3ebn Sabre
$2OO. 10000 3ablen tDiirbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

3uitdnoes i'm Qanoe alS npibpenbis
6erausgeiteIlt babe. Der 3uidmmen1
bang bamit ioll Die 3ahI ber benz
Dithite Der espptiihen Rsaieruu@ 3llz
ktltsn +englifns1 9ffi5iere. Bic NIT
'behR s fnppenleftble hetrant iinb, ,Ders
gr1Bert tperben. @it gIusfiibflng
Ser, lesteren MaBregels fOll bereits
nabe bepcr1tehen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

Der @orfdlag beg RonsrefIes Der
Miitter. baB ein Gefret6r fir Rinoerz
er5iebung bem Rabinet bes prdfibenten
binaugefiigt tperbe, flingt heinabe ipie
Elm @eftdnbnis ber Miitter. fe beritdn7
ben ni6t, tire &inoer gu er5itben, Elm
8erba6t. ben jebe sin5ise fehr erergifd
I3uriidfptifen ipiirhs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

gtbt, Mrbeitsnohneis Bureaus 3u
Igriinben. Dieie Gintnonoerer {ino oft
hiilflofer unb biiIfsbebiirftiser als bic
.einndnbernben SaselDbner.s-.+ss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

No entreibersi i'm 3imz,
nler. Wer ieBt I'm Winter Elm fon=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

Il m fiiBs mild auf ibre
llnperfdl16t1ett gu priifen,
itedt man eine blanfe Stridnabel in
Die 5liiiitefeit. Wenn beim 9eral,s=
neb,nen Der Nabel bic Wtil1 an SER
fslben DGneea bletbt unb nur sDserno
berabtropft, 10 1T bie Mil9 rein;
lduft iie oasesen idnea bon Der gfaz
Del berat, 10 1T Tie NIT 8afer perz
fdlfnt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
TWO RAILROADS LOSE
Union Pacific and Burlington compan-
les Brought Action against All coun.
ty Treasurers in st,lte of Nebraska-
Tax Rate Was lnvoIved-ot Other Su-
preme Court Decisions.

Washington, Feb. .5.-The cases of
the Union Pacific and Burlington rails
road companies against the various
county treasurers of the state of Me-
vbraska, involving a tax rate on the
property Of railroads, and calling in
question the administration Of the Ne
braska state law, were decided ad-
versely to the railroads by the supreme
court of the United States today.
The supreme court of the United
States today held as common law the
right Of individuals to make complaint
to the court against railroads for dis
elimination, which existed before the
enactment OF the interstate commerce
law had been destroyed by that en-
actment The court held the COM
plants must be made thru the inter-
state commerce commission.
The supreme court today affirmed
the decision of the supreme court Of
Wisconsin in the case Of the Eau
Claire National bank VS.. Jackson, trus-
tee, involving the question of prefer
ence in the matter CIT bankruptcy. The
decision is against The bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
DEATH WAS NATURAL
Coroner. Jury in Case Of Victor DOL
liver, Brother Of Senator, Diseloses
Nothing Startling - Funeral Will
Probably Be Held Wednesday.

Special to Times Republican.
Ft. Dodge, Feb. 25.-The verdict of
the coroner's jury in the Dolliver case
was that deceased came to his death
from natural causes" The doctors say
it was heart trouble. Evidence at the
inquest this morning shows that he
conversed with several people Saturday
night. and said that he was feeling bet
ter than for several days. He caught
cold on a recent trip to Oklahoma with
Mayor Bennett and then slept in q
colo room on the Dolliver farm. The
body will be kept in state at the Sem
ator Dolliver home until the day OF the
funeral. probably Wednesday. Ser
vices will be held at the. Methodist
church, with intarment at Oakland,
where the parents of both are buried.
The senator will arrive Wednesday
morning. Rev. George G. Fort will
conduct the services.
Particulars of Victor Dolliver's 8
death appear on the third page of this
issue1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
( MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC.
Three Hundred Students in Minnesota
III With Queer Disease.


Minneapolis, Feb. 25-Three hundred
students at the Minnesota state agri-
cultural school at st. Anthony Park
are either suffering with or just re-
covering from mysterious malady so
closely resembling typhoid fever that
it takes state bacteriologist to deter
mine it is not that disease. No one has
escaped, for practically all of the fac
ulty and student body are suffering to
a greater or less degree, tho not all
have been sufficiently ill to be placed on
the sick roll. This is the most wide
spread epidemic which has ever visited
any state institution.
.Altho the state board Of health has
discovered the colon bacillus which is
making the trouble, and identified it as
a near kin of the typhoid germ, all ef-
forts to discover the sourcefof the in
fection have failed That the bacflll
lurk somewhere in the food or drink
supply Of the schoop is evidenced by
the fact that creSfrable business men
of ST. Anthony Park say the disease is
confined to the school. Experts from
the state board of health are making
daily tests of all possible media of in
fection in the hope Of tracing it to it's
source.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
FIRE At CAMBRIDGE,
Efforts to Save Pool Hall, FaiI-othe
Cambridge News.

G.
Special to Times Republican.
Cambridge, Feb. 25.-At 8 o'clock
Saturday morning the cry Of fire was
heard, and everybody responded and
found that the pool hall was on fire.
In less than ten minutes after the
alarm was turned in, the fire company
had water pouring on the flames, but
it was soon seen that the hall was
doomed, then the company commenced
to save the adjoining buildings. They
did so, with but very little damage, al
tho the building and fixtures of the
pool hall are total wreck. The build
ing and fixtures are both insured.
Fred E. Heilnan, one of Story coun-
tvs early settlers, was buried Friday
at the Center Grove cemetery.
G. Richardson, of Des Moines, spent
Saturday with his. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H j. Richardson. Mr.. II. ]. Rich
arllson is reported no better
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. p. g. johnson
Saturday morning, a baby girl.
Andrew Nelson, Jr., is reported to be
very low with pneumonia. Mrs. Ingle-
do, of Sioux City, his sister, was called
home by his dangerous condition.
F. A. Warner, agent for the G. NJ. &
st. p. at this place, left Friday night
for Preston, to be gone until tomor-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
SUB.TREASDRY At
CHICAGO ROBBED
Local and Washington Author
tiles Seek Clue to Theft of
Over $4,000
MYSTERY IN THE ROBBERY
Head Of United States Secret Service
is In Chicago Personally Directing
the lnvestisation-Money Believed
to Have Been Taken Week Ago -
Bills Were in Large Denominations.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Somewhere be-
tween $175,O0O and 100000, it is
learned today, completely disappeared
from the local sub treasury last week.
The authorities here and in Washing
ton have been working night and day
on the robbery since it was discovered.
Chief Wilkie, of the United States se-
cret service, has left Washington for
Chicago. to take personal charge OF the
investigation Secretary Shaw was
told of the theft when in Chicago last
week, and was in conference with Sub
Treasurer William Boldenweck, and
secret service officials. The money
was taken either week ago Saturday,
the next day, or last Monday. The
stolen money was in bills of the de-
nominations Of thousand, five thou
sand and ten thousand dollars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25

for her mother. She got all of 1T. ThaW
had said the money was poison
Up to February. 1902, witness had
not observed anything irrational about
Thaw. He had not proposed marriage
to her. and his attentions were no'
more marked than those of other men
Mrs. Holman Accused White.
After the recess Mrs ,rhaw said that
when she left Paris, in 1903, she had
about $1,000 which Thaw mad given her
She stayed at the Savoy and Navarro
hotels in New York for several weeks
While at the Savoy, she began to be
lieve the terrible stories White had
told her about Thaw, and went out with
White several times, telling him of he1
travels with Thaw.
Did you tell him about your
mother?"
"He knew more about mamma than
I did.
what did he tell you he knew about
your mother?"
Delmas objected and was sustained
Jerome, reading from a. statement ne
secured from Mrs. Holman, asked wit
ness if her mother ard Miss Simon
ton had not gone to White upon theli
return from Europe end taxed hin
with the girls story uf her downfall
the architect replying: my wife is OF
one side and my son ON the other, ano
may God strike me dead if ever
harmed her.
"Yes, he told me-" said Mrs. Thaw
"and he told me his body turned ics
cold when they accused him. He sale
he could handle dozen mamn1as bu
was afraid of this Sirnonton woman
Mrs. Thaw said Thaw had sent fol
Miss Simonton to accompany Mrs. Mes
bit home, as she was determined to go
She declared Thaw had paid Mrs. Nes-
bits fare to America. Witness never
had seen Thaw take cocaine and die
not tell Abraham Humnei she had, MOI
that Thaw had tried to administer CO.
caine to her
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
HARTMAN ON STAND
Commerce Commission Resumes Hear
ing on Railway Mersers-Harriman
Explains Several Deals.

New York, Feb. 25.-Edward Fl. Har-
riman was the first witness calleo
when the interstate commerce com
mission resumed its investigation to-
dav into the so-called Hartman lines
Hartman identified a statement pre-
pared by Controller Mahl. showing the
value of the stocks acquired by the
Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line
since July 1st last, amounted to $751;
600. 900. Hartman testified that pur-
chases of Union Pacific and Baltimore
& Ohio amounted to $45,000,O00 and
were to be paid in March and Septem-
ber. Hartman denied he and his ass
sociates had been speculating in secur-
tiles. Their purchases were a reinvest-
ment OF the proceeds of their sales OF
Northern Pacific. They We're not made
for the purpose of securing contro
of the roads in question. The invest
ments were made for the purpose OF
improving the income. Witness haaSs
no mans as to the future sales of his
present holdings.
Hartman said he met the late Pres
ident sCassatt, of the Pennsylvania
railroad, in August or September. al
Rar Harbor and discussed the purchase
of Baltimore & Ohio. He did not think
ME discussed price with Cassatt. There
were no Editions with Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. as tel he purchase of the Baltimore
& Ohio and no outside understanding
It was a clean transaction. It was a
continuous line thru other companies
when Counsel Kellogg. for the
commission. endeavored to obtain from
Hartman the names of individuals
who sold Alton stock to the Union Pa
cific. Milburn OF Harriman's counsel,
interrupted, and said the question was
not within the scope Of interstate COM
merce. and was purely personal mat
ter. kellogg declared that the value OF
Alton had beeh inflated beyond all
reason. 1t was conspicuous example
of imitation" he said. !.
The commission announced that 1T
would decide the question this after
noon. Hartman denied any knowledge
of. or participat ton in, the sale OF $l0,-
OOO, 900 of bonds of the Alton at IS, to
the New York Life Insurance company.
Hartman testified that out of the pro-
ceeds of the sale of $4O,000,0oo In
bonds Of the Alton, that 80 per cent OF
the dividend was paid to stockholders.