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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
Emperor Nicholas and
Pres. Fa|IiereS Meet
At Reva|, Where Questions Of
State viii Be Discussed.
Very Cordial Greetings Exchanged
And Interviews Are Long.

Reval July 27.-The harbor of Reval
ing between Emperor Nicholas of Rus
sia and President Fallieres of France,
which occurred this afternoon. presi-
dent Fallieres arrived here at p NJ,
on the French battleship Verite. which
was escorted by the armored cruiser
Dupetet Thouers and the gunboat
Cassni and found awaiting him the
principal part of Russia's fighting fleet
drawn up in two lines.
The French squadron took up an as
signed position between the two rows
the Nerta dropping anchor midway be
tween the Emperor's yacht STANDARD
and the Dowager Empress yacht Polar
Star, which was assigned to Admiral
Touchard, the French ambassador to
Russia, to be used as his residence
during the interview.
AS tn French ships swung into place
a series of salutes was fired The
strains of the "Marseillaise," so long
interdicted in Russia on account of its
revolutionary connections were heard
on the quarter deck of the imperial
yacht STANDARD and the Russian war
ships.
The Emperor Immediately sent Ad-
miral Dykoff. minister of marine, to
welcome President Fallieres and after
a short interval the French President
accompanied by his suite, on a gor-
geous state barge, proceeded to the
STANDARD to make the acquaintance OF
the Russian ruler.
Emperor Nicholas met him at the
gangway and greeted him with great
cordiality. President Fallieres was then
presented to the Empress of Russia
whose hand he kissed. after which the
imperial children and the members OF
the Russian suites We're presented to
President FalliereS.
The French President wore conven-
tional evening clothes with a Russian
order ana was a conspicuous figure
among the gorgeous uniforms of the
Russian officers.
The Emperor later returned the
Presidents visit on board the Verite
and spent an hour there. The inter
change of visits was the occasion for
lorg informal conversations between
M. Fallieres and Emperor Nicholas.
A gala, dinner was served tonight on
the imperial yacht STANDARD.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
FOUR MORE SUSPECTS
Taken from Lettish Boarding House
In Roxbury-One Soon Released.

Boston, July 27.-Four more sus-
poets We're taken by the police tonight
in the effort to round up the gang of
yeggmen who terrorized the Jamaica
Plain district last week by shooting
up a saloon and fighting a desperate
battle with pistols with the police In
their efforts to get away. The raid
tonight was made on a Lettish board
ing house at q Valentine street in the
Roxbury district and after an exam
lnation one of the suspects was re-
lea&d and the other three, two women
and man We're held.
The man held was Charles SchWarr,
aged "a years. He limps and in other
ways bears out the description of one
of the missing men. OF the women
one is Annie Broomberg. aged 80
years, who is believed to have some
resemblance to Leontine Mauren the
woman to which Edmund Gutman
wrote, surrounded in corse in For
est Hills cemetery. just before his
death by pistol bullet
Anna Broomberg is held by the po-
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
POPULATION is PLEASED.
Venezuelan Consul at WiIIemstad De-
parts for Home.

Willemstad. Island of Curacao, Sun
day, July 26.-Great joy was mani
Tested by the population here when it
became known that the Venezuelan
consul, Senor Lopez, who took refuge
in the German consulate after a mob
of Curacao natives had stormed the
Venezuelan consulate. had taken pas
er Maracaibo. The steamer arrived
at p. NJ. today and the consul
boarded her and proceeded for Vene-
Zuela
The population of the island is calm.
The troops have returned to barracks.
No casualties are said to be reported
from the attack made last night on
the dwelling of a Venezuelan resident
and the demonstration before the resi-
dence of the Venezuelan consul. The
turbance was very praiseWorthy.
On passing from his residence to
the consulate, where. escorted by
armed troops, he went to remove the
official papers at noon the mob nearly
caught Consul Lopez who was crying
that he was afraid the population
would kill him, but he was saved by
the arrival of a fresh supply of troops
strong armed force took the con-
sui on board the steamer which was
guarded by troops up to her departure
CONTINUED on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
Frank ba|dars Is Caught
By Bangor Police.
Held For killing Brother on
Crotch island, July q.
At First Denies Crime But Later
Owns up...caIls It Accidental.

Bangor, Me, July 27.-F'rank Bal
darsare, who shot and killed his broth
er, Antonio Baldarsare, and seriously
wounded his uncle, Amedia Sorretti.
at Crotch Island near Stonington, OF
the night of July 21, was arrested here
today by Inspector Knaide of the
Bangor police force.
Baldarsare was about to land from
the steamer fremont which came from
down river points, when he was cap
tured by the Bangor officer Accused
of the crime, the man first gave an
assumed name and denied that he
knew anything about the affair. Be-
fore he was locked in a cell at head
quarters, he made a confession, stat
ing that the shooting was accidental,
that he merely intended to scare his
brother, who was quarreling with him
over some furniture.
This noon Sheriff Mayo of Hancock
county arrived and carried Baldarsare
to Ellsworth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
NO TRACE OF GIRL.
Mary Paradise May Still Be in Woods
At Brunswick.

Brunswick, Me, July 27-No trace
has been found of Mary Paradise, the
18-year-old girl who Saturday evening.
it was supposed, had committed suicide
in the woods south of Longfellow av-
enne Sunday morning Chief of Police
l.. H. Colby and about 35 men search
ed the woods in most careful ana
thorough manner. but could find n"
trace OF her.
After searching for about two hours
the house which is being built for Per-
ciyal White, from which she was last
seen. was visited. There footprints, in
all probability hers. were found be-
meath the caves of the house. showing
that probably the girl had returned to
the house to obtain shelter from the
rain. AS no other trace could be found.
IT is now generally believed that she
left the woods unobserved and went
away. The idea that she has commit
TED suicide has been given up.
That the girl was seen to go into
the woods was Mary Paradise of Lis
bon Falls there is little doubt. She
was found on Main street Friday even
ing by Officer Fortin. and he took her
to the Elm house for the night. She
told the story that she had neither
money nor a place to sleep.
She left the Elm house about 10
o'clock Saturday morning. The de-
scription given by Officer Fortin and
Mrs Morrison. who conducts the Elm
house. is very similar to that given by
Dave Barnes. who saw her 60 into the
woods
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
"A PLATlTUDlNoUs PARAsirE."
lie Gage Pratt. New Jersey Democratic
Congressman, So Calls Mr.. Bryan.

East Orange. N. j., July PA
platitudinous parasite" is the latest ap-
pellation of Congressman lie Gage
Pratt for the Democratic Presidential
nominee. Col Pratt has returned from
trip to Panama. but he has not
changed his opinion of William j. Bry-
an or of ''the blight of Bryanism.'' to
which he referred before sailing for the
isthmus IN his position the Democratic
congressman from the Sth district Is
in accord with his colleague. Mr. Leake
of 1iud son county.
What ] said publicly regarding the
nomination of Bryan before | left for
Panama is what l must say now," said
Col. Pratt. Il should rather have any
other good, wholesome man nominated
and defeated by the Democratic party
than have Mr.. Bryan lead us for the
third and last time to an inglorious de-
feat. 1t is unfortunate that the great
Democrats party must pay the penalty
of having hanging on to it such plat
itudinous parasite"
Col. Pratt praised the work at Pam
anna and spoke of the organization
built up by President Roosevelt and
Secretary Taft as complete and eff
ficient.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Capt. George W. Verrill. veteran
of the 18th Maine Infantry. and
WELL known attorney. died at his nome
in Portland Sunday, after a long i'll
ness. He was borrf May 8, 1s4l IN
oxford county.
The confirmation hearing to nave oeeh
held Monday before Judge Peabody al
Portland on the compromise settlement
decree of Connecticut court in the ac-
ton of the ancillary receiver OF the Ma
tional Mercantile Co. against >I4ucins g.
Norton president of that company, ana
his wife, both of Hartford. CT, was post
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28

but the principles they met to declare
we have met to preserve and the liber-
ties they assembled to secure we have
assembled to protect.
Il believe therefore, that we will do
service to our fellow citizens, second
only to the inestimable service render
Ell by the founders of this government
If we shall found a party which win
remain unfailingly faithful to the cause
of the plain people, to the principles of
the Declaration of Independence and
to the fundamental American ideas Of
liberty, equality and opportunity for
all.
II believe that If any part Is neces-
sary. this country to preserve. the gov
ernment as the fathers framed 1t,
new party is necessary; if any part is
necessary to promote progress and
prosperity to encourage the honest
business man, and protect the honest
working man, new party is neces-
sary; if any part Is necessary to rep
resent the typical American citizen to
constitute the people in their struggles
with the tyrannical monopolies which
constitute the trusts, a new party Is
necessary.
"The old parties in this day of their
decaence are no longer equal to this
work for they have become unfaithful
to their principles and unworthy Of
the patriots who founded them.
"The Republican party Is the open
hand avowed hand-maden of the
CONTINUED on Page Twelve)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
NETHERLANDS APPROVAL
OF His Published Letter Of Criticism
Claimed BY M. DeReus.

Caracas, Via Port of Spain. July 27.
The German minister has taken
charge of the Dutch interests here. in
view of the dismissal by President
Castro Of NJ. DeReus. The Nether-
lands minister. from Venezuela.
NJ DeReus is awaiting the arrival
of a Dutch warship at Porto Cabello.
He claims that his offensive publica-
ton had the approval of The Neither
lands government, saying that he re-
ceived a cablegram yesterday from
The Hague. approving his note and
instrncting him to insist upon an in
terview with President Castro, but
this is impossible, as diplomatic rela-
tions between the Two countries have
been severed.
A decree issued today raises the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
TheCommerCe Commission
Will Prepare Itself
To Act |nteligent|y as to Ad-
vance In Freight Rates.
Merchants May Club Together When
Sending Shipments.

Washington, July 27.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission today issued
statement to the effect that without
waiting for the filing of formal conf
plants it will institute an investiga-
ton on its own motion for the purpose
Of determining whether or not ad-
vances in freight rates are justified.
"'rhe commission" the statement
says, has no authority tn suspend a
proposed advance in rates and can or
der reduction of the advanced rates
ONLY as the result of an investigation
after the advanced rates have become
effective; but the commission, while 1t
could make no effective order prior to
the actual advancing rates. has almost
unlimited power of investigation and it
is understood that if the tariffs filed
with the commission show general In
creases, the commission without wait
ing for the filing of formal complaints
will institute an investigation on its
own motion for the purpose of deter
mining whether or not the advances
are justified Such general information
would enable it to handle very prompt
lv any complaint which may be filed
against any advanced rates.
.The commission is having a close
check of all advances in freight rates.
The commission. of course, has no Of
fetal information of the proposed ad-
yances until they are set forth in tar
ifs which are required by law to be
filed with the commission 30 days In
advance of their effective date. So far
the principal advances disclosed in the
tariffs filed are in the rates on packing
house products, grain and gram
products, from Ohio river crossings n
Southeastern territory, ranging from
to I cents per 100 pounds according to
the commodity; rates on sugar from
Atlantic seaboard points and New Or
leans to Chicago, Duluth, st. Paul ana
other Northwestern points of two cents
(Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
BRYAN AT OMAHA.
He Joins Secret Society, Playing
Every Card for Few Votes.

Omaha, Neb., July 27-William j.
Bryan, the Democratic nominee FOR the
President, arrived in Omaha from
Chicago at 10 O'Clock. At the station
he was met by a committee represent
ing the knights of Ak-Sar-Ben. SC
cret order of Omaha business men. who
gave him a banquet and later this
evening initiated him as a member He
will remain in Omaha tonight.
Mr.. Bryan did not rise until SIS
o'clock this morning. The days journey
carried him across the state of Iowa
and he delivered addresses t. large
crowds at various points. The hrst
speech was made at Des Moincs. where
he spoke from truck in the station.
He took the Denver platform as his
text and declared that it specifically set
forth the reforms for him the people OF
Iowa had been cOntending for. Al
Stewart he denounced the Republican
leaders in Congress for failing TO enact
remedial legislation which the Presi-
dent had recommended.
An incident of the trip which pleased
Mr.. Bryan very much was the presen-
tation to him aboard the train at At
tions in sums of S. and $40 each.
Des Moines, Ia, July 2I-When Will
liam J. Bryan awoke this morning he
found awaiting him General John b.
Weaver Of Iowa, who in 1892 was the
Populist candidate for President. Gen
eral Weaver boarded the train at Col
fax, Iowa, while Mr.. Bryan was dress
irg, but soon the two men were en-
gagged in earnest political conversa-
tor. General Weaver some time ago
identified himself with the Democrat
ic party and is strong friend Of Mr..
Bryan.
Before going to bed Mr.. Bryan was
serenadad in his car by male quar-
tet from a theatrical company, bound
West. He clapped his hands frequent
ly. At Newton, Iowa. this morning. a
large crowd called for Mr. Bryan. He
was only partially dressed but putting
his head out of the window Of his
staterOcm he said:
Good morning. gentlemen" and ex-
pressed regret that he did not know
a speech was to be made. else he
would have been up to say few
words.
Des Moines, Iowa. July 27.-When
William ]. Bryan passed through this
Continued on Page Twelve,)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
Alcohol Expl0des---
Bangor Girl Dead.

Bangor, Me, July 27.-Margaret
Mckenzie, a domestic. was so badly
burned this afternoon by the explosion
of alcohol with which she was filling
a self heating polishing iron, that she
was taken to the hospital in critical
condition and died at 10 o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28

duty on straw paper and wood paper
of the third class.
The general opinion Of diplomats
here condemns the Dutch minister, NJ.
DeReus, for publishing the statement
that Castro had ruined Venezuela
and the belief is expressed that The
Netherlands government will not sup
port DeReus on account of this in
discreet act. The minister's expulsion
without being given time to communi-
cate with his government has pre-
cedent. In 1894 the French and Bel
gian ministers were expelled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
THE WEATHER,


Washington. July 27.-Forecast for
New England: Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday; light, variable wind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28
1904

10c. Cigar
Sales in six months 1923 10, Good STOW
ing tor tie panfcKy times T actoIy, Man
chester, II. Fl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28

sANEoRD's GINGER CURES COLDS
And chills. best of warming stomachics
and always healthful. LOOK for the owl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-28

Des Moines, Iowa. July 27.-When
William j. Bryan passed through this
Continued on Page Twelve,)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10
Adres: Rev. A. Kryjewski
F. R. D. No. 2
Ivanhoe, Mimi.
NajnOWszy eurOpejski
WynalaZek
ma wzmocnienie i utrzymanie
Wfos6w.

+ -. 49, 'rr- E= s.E -N-EG Me-
ma wzmocnienie i utrzymanie
w1os6w.
Opisz stan wfos6w W Jakim Or
beenie 50, jest to GLOWING zasada do
poznania Observation-Disclosures.
Jezeli w}osy pe}zna albo znajdu~
je sic inska w~g}owie, zprosze: wy
ozesawszy suehe w}osy przYsfae,,.
ola; zbadania. 81
.Jezeli cheecie mice leki dobre j
odnie6cie sig wprost do
mule, a pc uzyciu tychze doznacie
nlezawodnych skutk6w.
Interesanei fzglsszajaaeY sic do
mnie, wipni adresowac:
!. Prof. J: N Brundza, Specialist
Broadway & South sth st
] Brooklyn, Now York.
Powyzsze leki SO :znane tylko;
mnie samemu, v zadnych sk1adach
togo ME maia.; Wszelkie informa..
eye 5darmo. Setki tysiecy roznai-
'tych 1ysych, kt6ryn, to lekarstwo
.pomogfo, zawdz,eczaja 70 TAX:
wie|kie dobrodzieistwo. y
~ .&.41.S ,rt ta.z-L.Ets.y ~ ...I, -."
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Box w. South Bend, Ind.
Ma sprzedaz

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:Dobra 100 akrowa farma
ma sprzedaz, 80 ak row pod
plugiiem, ressta boz i past-
wiska. Dom .murowany i dn--
~ nowy chleW, dostatni ma
40 sztuk bydla i s koni ! o
kolo 100 ton6w siana, r6z-
ne budynki, dobra studnia,
wszystko W najlepszym po-
Tylko p mill cd. WI
nony. Blizszych szczeg616w
u wlasciciela J6zefa Sunni
skiego " Bluff Siding, Wis.
!. %S,,L: so .rti 70 a~s. g. -s-.a: 3t%.ef e rtgf@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

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z,
Bdy 1abbq, kslszeezka do nabo''
on i sB00u,, zbi6r mailer azego
.nabozcnstwa j piesni kosc,.lnyohEs
Us rozmiaru 4x24 cali 1880. 45c
81:
I, lh,,,n t H. R7r1m oDrnwna!w sk6rke ze
S brzeei. 6oc
Il Al d.
ID. o.aahne; :h;ols;
&. .b,zeo, ......s... $40
/. Vi. II.
~ !, a. onrauna. - n;atka
zlocone brseei. ssc
{ D. !: { ...s. * III.
Ch,oata .Boou. oprawna " miekks
zameczkiem .wewnatrz ra okladce
krsyzyk 2 per{oxei mac cy $50
hosenstwa i-p,e6ni ko5cielnych
ksiazeczka ala m}odzie1y. opraw-
a : ADMINISTRATORS: z;zloco-
q. J. -. =. s5c
j s::ss>
,x.c.h v anaielska
!. sk6rke. : z{oconym tytulikiem.
hocorfes 81. eei SOC
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,QLn.h 1,,s1,,- onravna " miekka
: .t6rIe : z}oconvm' tvtnlikiem.
zlocone hrzeo; 6oc
&, =.
49, s',1oconym tvtnlsk;em. zFocone
Il. bIzeo; coo
j |.
81 = .k5~Lo
izameozkiem, z}ooone brzeggi coo
,Starbsd1szy-w efeganckiej Hsk6.-
s15.zane]I optawle' 2 ztoconym "
= s::x Il. i Il !. /. /
Wuboyek evil kr6tki spoa6b naboo
;enstxa codzieoreeo ala rzvm,
= 49, J y v ,ntnIi;om 'a ooarxo 70 49, hv.o.
% - Az
cones#brzeg', :. obrazkiem ma o.
kfadoe ! z}ooonym tytulikiem $50
IA.
Wy6orek-oprawny. " sk6rke .lo-
cone braegi, re zloconym tytua
likiem, z okuclem i zameczs
klein. 55c
I'll
Wa,bo,xk-onraw INV y miekka sk6r
. .fe x,z}oeonvm tytul,kiem loco.
ne btrkevii -, 500
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xEftD -
miekk,ei sk6rkowej orrawie :
,8oconym tytulik1em, zfocone:
brzegi.. ................ $1.25
Clos :Serca-Zblor modldw j. pie6nl
ola dusz poboznych e duzym
drukiem oprawne " sk6rke. Z
zlooonym tytulikiem, zlocoae
brzegi... SOC
Clos 8erca-z duzym drukiem.
oprawna " sk6rke, z okuciem j
zameczkiem, z z}oconym tytuli-
klein, z}ocone brzegi.. 90
Anii0t Str04 Ch~rze6ciannii1na. Katclika
zbi6r modlitw j pie6ni s}uzaoy
ola dusz p%oboznych rozmiaru
5xa99 cali " sk6rkowej orrawie
ze z4oconym tytulikiem, ztocone
SOC
Ani6t Str6zLw sk6rkowei oprawie
okuciem i klamerka, re z}oco-
nym tytulikiem, z1ocone brze-
$1.OO
Ani6t Str62-oprawny " moona
francuskaa sk6rke, gietkie ok1ad'
HI, z}ocone brzegi, re z1ooonym
tytulikiem ..............$l.25
Amiol:S troz-oprawny " mocna
francuska ek6rke, miekkie ok}ads
ii, z}ocone: brzegi 70 z}oconym
tytnli ie sl.6):
sWybor najosobliwszych naboiehstw
!: i5:piesni, ma duohowa pocieche
pozytek ludzi ~poboznych r6zs.
nych kslag zebrany; oprawny "
sk6rke, kolorowym obrzzkiem
ma ok}adce, z}ooone brzegi CRU
by druk)..
.Wybor oprawnny v sk6rke z oku-
elem j klamerka, zfooone brzet
81 (gruby druk)....-.--- $l-oo.
:W;anek ku ozci Naj6wietsze;; Mary
Fanny : r64nych nabozehstw "
witty, oprawny: W sk6rkee, zlocoa
ne br: egi, 2 z{oconym tytulikiem
z okuoiem ''klamerka-
Dunimd Ksiazka do ~nabozehstwa
ola wszystkich katolik6w,, opra:
VIVA " sk6rke. z}ocone brzegi z
zlcconym tytulikiem.
Zbiiorek m0dl1w ola czlonk6w A"
stolstwa Serca Jezusowego, o.
prawny " skorke angielska,
ezerwone brzegi, z z}oconym ty-
tullkiem. x1.O0
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lii i Lekcyi ma niedziele>l swieta
ksiazka do oswiecenia l zbudo~
wanna duszy ohrzesciahsko-ka~
: tolickiej, z gruntownrm wyjas-
nlie,nliiesm roku koBcielnego, naj-
acknowledgement obrzed6w kokciel-,
nych, mszy .6wietej, ~nabozehstwa
domowego 1sdla chorych, ;drogi
k~rzYzowej, jakotez' zyoiorysami
Swietyeh: Pahskich, czczonyoh
mianowicie przez lud polsko-
!. katolicki, " czarnej oprawie ze
z}oconym tytuliklem $3.50. $3.50
y.ooty Spietyeh .Rhaskich ma nj
ma wszystkie dnie rotu, pod}ug
] najwisrogodniejszych zr6del, wy.
jetycb 2 dziel ojotw doktor6w
ko6cio{a Sw- ;opracowane podlug
ks: :Ojca @. Bitschnaua, z ua
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kt6rychI wydala zlemlia polska
i al do najnowszych czas6w. 2 $
!. kolorowymi obrazkami price,
sz}o 800 drzeworytami. Najnows
sze neutrality-suspicious.. W5piea
knej oprawie. -. $500
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dlnyeh ] znpliis! 'Ga' kraju.
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v' y . ID dobro. kra-
tylko ola pozoro Wy
wall iii. v "a. b J i,|: hasla: MECH
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'ka Jadwigi, :poznala, il to
wojna do q. Pola X; sic
iuz bardzo uprzykrzyla, po-
do Polski posla 2 OF
.1najmieniem, liil, Polacy "a
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