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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Charles Beaulieu. aged l.. while walk
ing on the ice in the Nashua Manufacture
ing Cos. canal Monday at Nashua. n.
H., broke through and was drowned.
The long line of people who filed by
Governor Eben S. Draper AT the annual
reception in the Hall of the Flags. at the
State House at Boston Monday. num-
hered $3.50 individuals. a new record for
this event. although only six more than
the number attending Gov. Guilds recep-
ton last year. The military and patri-
otto organizations headed the column,
followed by those who annually make
the pilgrimage to the State House and
who We're as cordially welcomed as those
who had received a more formal invita-
ton. At least third of the crowd was
made up of children. The governor was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Draper and
behind stood the staff and six color
bearers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
SPORTING.
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuesday-Al Kubiah VS.. John, Willie.
Beield Walcott VS.. Young JACK John-
son, Tommy Furey VS.. Kid Mannlng'
Armory A. A.. Boston; MliiIe haiey ~.
Eddie Toy, Manchester. n. T.: ia Mc.
Goorty vs.: Jack Bennett; Appleton ,m M,si;
Pittsburg: Cy Smith VS.. Kid Henry,
Troy. n Y: Grover Hayes VS.. Leo
Houck Harrisburg, Pa; Matty BALDWIN
VS.. frankie Madden, New YORK: George
Decker VS.. Teddy Maloney' , Beading, "a a. !:
Angeles; Jack O'Brien VS.. Tony Bidnle
(private) Philadelphia: Mike Glover VS.
Eddie Carter, New York: Jimmy Moran
VS.. Young O'Donnell, Philadelphia.
Wednesday-Marvin Hart VS.. jim Bar,
1y. New Orleans; Joe Walcott VS. Ed
Smith, Rochester. N. Y: Billy Role VS..
Charley Hitte and other bouts. Ir, ok
ton: Albert belmont VS.. Young DHccn'
Thursday-Billy Clarke VS.. Tommy Ber-
gin, Augusta; Jimmy Hanlon VS.. Tom
Riley, Southbridge; George Alger vs..
Ralph Tickle. Putnam: Ct; Phil Knight
Joe Thomas VS.. Kugo Kelly. New YORK
Jimmy Clabby vs. Mark Anderson liam
FridayMMickey Cannon VS.. Cyclone
Thompson. New York: Charley grimm
VS.. Bat Hurley. New York; George Mem
Kelly VS. Biz Mackey. New Orleans; Pat
Henry Meters vs. Young Limerick ana
other bouts Dover. N. H.; Kid Gushing
VS.. Knockout Brown. Troy: n. r.; Andy
DAILY VS. Arthur Cote. Biddeford NE. ;
Boomer Weeks VS.. Dr. Roller: spokane.
teur tourney close with George ".
Brown. Boston A. A.; Tommy Rawson
VS. Billy Clarke, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
Substitute for the Original Bill Pre-
scented by Senator Carter.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Car
ter presented a substitute today for The
original postal savings bank bill. This
creates a board of five trustees which
is to exercise entire supervision of the
postal savings bank system. This
board is to consist of the postmaster
general. the attorney general. the sec"
rotary of the treasury and two civilians
to be appointed by the President and
confirmed by the Senate. the civilians
to receive 100000 a year each. The
board of trustees is empowered to de-
termine in what banks shall be deposit
ed the funds entrusted to the postal
banks. and will have the discretion OF
selecting either national or state banks
or both. 1t is empowered also to de-
termine the class of securities which
may be required from banks receiving
the deposits and the manner in which
such deposits shall be invested. 1t Is
required, however. that these invest
ments shall be made in accordance
with the laws of the states where the
investments are made. which would
permit state banks to loan money on
farm lands in such states where such
loans are authorized The new bill
makes no change in the interest rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
Big Dog Show
Opens atsBoston.
6YIyTE, 4

Boston. Feb 22.-Except in the bull
terrier classes the results of the judging
on the opening day of the New England
Kennel Club bench show in Mechanics
building not sensational In this
class. however. there were several over
throws. the principal one being the de
feat of r. G. Carpenters Gotham Flash
by one of her daughters, Gotham Splash
direct reversal of the awards made a :.
Westminster Kennel Club show in Mad
ison Square Garden two weeks ago. In
the bloodhound class DR.. II. A. Burkhart
of Bethlehem, Pa. with his two entries,
Kirkland and Faithful. captured every
thing.
In the class for greyhounds there was
d bit of a surprise when the aristocrats
shown by the well-known professional
b. +. Lewis of Lansdowne, Pa. were
put in the background by the entries of
Howard Richmond Of Providence, r. !.
the formers entry. Lansdownc Cold
stream, took the plize for the best in
the show, but Richmond was the winner
in the classes for bitches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
ABEL CAPTURES HONORS
IN BOSTON HANDICAP RACE

Boston, Feb. 22.-The streets of the
Back Bay were enlivened during the
forenoon today by a spirited 10 miles
handicapped road race under the aus
pices of the Armory Athletic Associa-
ton, in which nearly 100 runners in
light costume made the journey to
Coolidge corner and back through
long lane of people with w. G. Abel
of Cambridge leading at the finish and
carrying off first honors Half a min
ute later. Walter r. Moran of Worcea-
ter and W. Cover Of South Boston
came sprinting for the finish. side by
side, Moran winning second place by Il
yard. The next three men were ais ,
well punched. but the balance of tho
field of 80 starters was strung out far
behind and many failed to reach The
finish. +. G. Ryder of Jamaica Plain
won the time prize.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
ON THE RACK.
Continued from Page One)

length in case in which lie appes,
lefore Governor Patterson to sen
a pardon for one Jesse Lynder, cha
ed with murder.
The drift of the questions was
IDENTITY to show the Coopers' CONF
ton with Governor Patterson, how
Euential they were and thus
strengthen the conspiracy theory
The attorney general studded
switched to- the day of the trass
Robin Cooper said he learned that
father was armed when he reacI
his office. He saw his fathers rel
yer. The revolvers in the case M
ordered brought into the room n
the defendant was asked To ideutify
fathers weapon. He said they vi
t. nearly alike for him to id'nt|
The states object was to dentI
the gun Col. Cooper carried. Its od
tention is that the gun said to hj
IN reality Col. Coopcr's substited
for the one Carmack carried.
1t Developed that while looking d
his father the day of the trayi
Robin met Governor Patterson ID
walked through the Arcade with ID
at the governor request. This VI
not testified to Oh direct eXaminahd
Defendant said he WAS armed al ID
tine He said he talked with the Cd
ornor of the trouble. He had Al
talke4 with Governor Patterson prj
ously That day. but was not arm
then.
Robin said that when his father 4
himself saw Carmack on the SIN
just before the shooting. his falh
wcat toward Carmack despite his p
tests. His father said he wanted
talk with the senator.
What Was senator Carmack dai
" hen you began to fire.
"Hc was aiming his revolver dire
ly ut me"
There had been no unpleasant!
and you did not draw your revoV
until YOU were shot?"
Il ola not. l was shot before
opened fire
You would object to showing
jury the wound in your shoulder
The defendant opened his cell
unbuttoned his shirt and drawing
clothing away. walked slowly alo
the jury box.
rs not the wound or course Of
bullet distinctly upWard?'
Apparently"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
Kinds May Be Member Of
The Next Congress.
|ntimated Mr.. Allen viii Re-
tire and Give Him Chance.
His Biz Work on Parliamentary
Presidents About Completed.

Washington,. Feb. 22.-Asher G.
Kinds, parliamentary adviser OF
Speaker Cannon, may soon become
fuil-fledged member OF the House. Inc
plan is to have Mr.. binds succeed
Congressman Amos l.. Allen or the ISL
District of Maine, and it is said that
the matter will be arranged with Mr..
Allen.
Both MI Kinds and Representative
Allen became prominent through the
activities of Thomas B. Reed. Mr.. Al
len was private secretary to Speaker
Reed and Mr. Kinds was his parlla-
mentaran When Mr.. Reed resigned
his scat in Congress Mr. Allen was
elected to Till the vacancy. Mr.. Kinds
is completing a monumental work on
parliamentary precedents in the House
and ne is naturally anxious to make
practical application of some of the
precepts he has been laying down for
others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
SPORTING NOTES.

Edwin II. White of the Holy eros
Lyccum. Brooklyn, won the 14th Reg
iment Marathon race Monday over the
course from the armory in brooklyn
to Sea Gate. Coney island. and return.
His time for the distance was 2.59 As.
There were 10 starters. but not half
of them finished. Ambulance calls We're
frequent.
High Private. one of the stars of the
Forsythe stables, won the California
Derby in clever style at Emmeryvilla,
Cal, Monday. Joe Madden. carrying
the colors of/San Hildreth, was second
with Tom Hayward, owned by Thomas
Fl. Williams. third. The event was at
mile and quarter. High Private
was pronounced favorite. The race
was worth $500 to the winner.
Skaters from many sections of New
England piled their blades on the ice
at the Brae Burn Country Club at
Newton, Mass. Monday in races for
the New England championships at
one and three miles. Frank p Dannahy
of Dorchester proved the speedier at
both distances and won both races.
He covered one mile in 3 minutes. AZ
seconds, and three miles in IL min
utes, As seconds.
The Phillips Exeter record for the
600-yards run was broken by W. j.
Bingham of Lawrence. Mass, at the an
nual interclass competition for the Phil
lips Exeter faculty shield Bingham's
time was l minute Is is seconds. an
even second faster than the previous
record. The shield VISA won by the
athletes of the Senior class with a total
score of 81 1-3 points. although the
Upper Middlers pressed them closely
for the honor with 81 points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
De PALMA WINS TWO GOOD
EVENTS At NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. Feb. o2.-The last day of
the Mardi Gras automobile races at the
fair grounds mile track furnished some
lively and exciting sport today. I ne
features were the 10-rnile handicap and
the 50-mile free-for-all. both of which
We're won by Ralph DePalma in his Fiat
Cyclone car The Jo-mile race was
changed from a stock car event to a
free for-all SO that DePalma might en-
ter. The best sport of the afternoon was
furnished by the 10mile handicap free
for-all. There were five entries. De-
Palma was started at scratch, Robert
son with As seconds. and Mrs. Ounce,
Strang and Burman each with 50 seconds.
DePalma finished about an eighth of 4
mile in front of Mrs. Cureo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
mo CAUSE FOR ACTION"
Hudson River Ice Men Cannot Close
River Manufactures.

Catskill, \. Y. Feb pa decision
of particular interest to ice men, who
have long contended that manufacture
ers have no right to operate their
plants along the river front. if by doing
so the ice fields are injured. was rem
dered today in the supreme court here
when a verdict Of no cause for action
was brought in. in the case Of Patrick
H. Doherty, an ice house owner.
against the Catskill Cement Co, which
has its mills in close proximity to the
ice field. Doherty sued for, s150.000
damages, alleging that dust and SCOT
from the defendants cement mills had
spoiled the ice The case was tried
before Justice Howard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
Johnny SUMMERS DEFEATS
JIMMY BRITT At LONDON.

London. Feb 22.--Johnny Summers.
the English pugilist. tonight received
the decision over Jimmy Britt of Cal
ifornia in a 2O-round bout. The fight
was held before the National sporting
Club.
Up to the sixth or eighth round
Britt had the better of the bout, put
from that on Summers improved anu
honors were even at the close OF the
10th. After that although Britt was
always strong. the Englshman had
somewhat the best Of him and the de-
cision in Summers favor was popu :
lar one. Before leaving the ring Britt
said that he accepted the award of the
referee and had no complaint to make
but he still thought he was the bette
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
IN OLD BAY STATE.
Birthday Of Father of His Country Is
Fittingly Observed.

Boston. Feb o2-The first legal hOl
iday of the year. Washington's birth
dav. brought fine spring-like weather
to thousands of pleasure seekers, while
the ringing Of bells from halls and
meetnghouses, the fluttering of many
flags and the firing of a few leftover
crackers were sufficient to arouse pat
rode enthusiasm and an incentive to
large audiences at the numerous meet
irgs.
Washington's farewell address supo
planted Lincoln's Gettysburg speech in
tie mouths of many youthful orator
while the life Of the first President. his
virtues and attainments, proved a
fruitful theme for many public speak
ers.
The principal official observance was
the reception held by Governor Draper
at the State house The governor was
attended by his brilliantly uniformed
staff and for several hours throng
of mon. women and children filed by
the states chief Executive. each one
being given a handshake by the COVER
nor.
Nearly all the patriotic organizations
held meetings in honor of the man
and the day, while youthful citizens
spent the day in out-of-door sports.
Owing to the uncertainty Of the
weather there We're few scheduled out
door events. but there We're plenty
of imnromptu affairs with skating
III the backwoods, golf near the coast.
and motor runs and walking COMPETE
tons in all directions.
Indoors the big bench show of the
New England Kennel Club held first
place but a checker tournament and
athletic events under cover also at
tracted much attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
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PEOPLE ARE CAlMER.
Mrs. johnson Will Recover-ArreS]
Negroes Probably innocent

OttumWd, Ia. Feb. GA mass Hlep1
ing of citizens tonight called 10 u
slider the situation growing out
attack on Mrs. G. NJ. johnson III i
home Sunday morning by WI
passed off quietly and there is apps|
emily no danger of further vlop,1
The belief is general that the SIX ~
gro suspects now in Jail are mol s~l
and the people now seem Wii'"s
trust the police to deal with the "
The issuance of proclamation tohsl
by the mayor, ordering all vasras
leave town within "a hours aug,
restoring normal conditions
Johnson is still in serious cohu"
but her physicians believe she w"
cover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
MONTE ATTELL WINS
From Jimmy Reagan After Being
Knocked Down Four Times.

san Francisco, Feb. 22.-After hay
in.- been knocked down four times by
his sturdy opponent, Monte Attell of
this CITY. today won from Jimmy Rea-
gan by the decision of Referee krel-
ling at the end of 2O-round bout.
The fight was good one all the way.
Eoth the bantamweights We're in good
shape and full of fighting spirit. Rea-
gan was clearly outpointed as boxer
from the start. but his gameness and
strength made Attells chances look
slim at one time. Reagan's ability to
take punishment was the feature Of the
fight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
BATES SOPnS BEAT The
FRESHMEN At BASKETBALL.

Lewiston. Me. Feb. 22.-tSpeciaD The
annual Sophomore-Freshman basketball
game was played this afternoon in the
Bates gymnasium. The crowd of 500 stu
best exhibition that these annual con
tests ever produced. Fast from start -
finish, the result was always in doubt.
In the very last few minutes of play the
Sophomore team work and the advln-
tagc which they had over the Freshmen
by the year of experience in playing I,
gether began to tell. With the score =
to . the Sophomores began for the first
time TO work their signals and the re
suit was three goals in succession and a
free goal by Bishop and keanoy re-
spectivcy. Lowell, the fast Freshman
forward although he was forced to
leave the game in the last half on &C
count of an injury, was the star man
of the game. He made 10 of the q
points for his team. The excellent work
of Pike at guard kept the star Sophie
more forward from playing his u"ual
game. Keaney played creditablc game
for the Sophomores.
SOPHOMORES. FRESHMEN.
Bishop (CaptD, IF ............... lg, Pike
Lombard Ckeaney). If ....................
re-. Remmert tBrunnerI
Quincy. c...c. Lamorey (Capt) Delano,
keaney tSargent. irg :...........
.......................... If. Ford tRemmert
Lovely (McCusick Richardson). lg ......
Observation-Disclosures. IF, Lowell Tord)
Score-Sophomore So, Freshmen -
Baskets-Lovell 6. Bishop Z. keaney 4.
Remmert s. Lombard 3. Ford, Lovely.
Goals from fouls-Lovell 5. keaney 8,
Lamorey ,. Bishop, Lombard. Referee.
Coach Purinton. Timers, Cobb and
Rlanchard Time 2lnn.- periods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23

for an indemnity to the families OF the
victims. Fortunately this more serious
feature is not present in the Omaha case.
Americans who have served two
years consecutively III government ser
vice on the Panama Canal zone vii.
b. presented with the Panama Cana
medal. 70 make which 1000 pounds OF
OLD French scrap has been shipped
rom The iGtllnus to Philadelph!G
mint About 2400 medals nave been
earned up to Jan. /, and about 500 wiz
be earned each year hereafter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE
Of the Day by Various Organizations
In Washington.

Washington. Feb. pa patriotic
celebration of the 177th anniversary Of
the birth Of Washington was held to-
day under the auspices of the Sons %
the Revolution. Other societies. in
Guiding the Columbian Historic So
ciety, the Loyal Legion, the Society Of
Colonial Wars and the Society Of Gin
cinnati participated in the ceremonies.
Music was furnished by the Marine
Band. The principal speaker was Rep.
BurtoH of Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
PORTLAND AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Opens With Best Attractions Ever or
fered East Of Boston.

Portland Me, Feb. 22.-The fourth
annual automobile and power boat
show. which opened tonight i'll the
Auditorium, is expected to prove the
biggest attraction of the kind ever at
tempted east Of Boston. Every inch
of show space was taken by large
line of exhibits. 1t will last a week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
PULLIAM IMPROVES.
Will Seek Complete Rest for at Least
Two Months.

Cincinnati o., Feb. 22.-Pres. Harry
Pulliam of the National League was
reported much better at the ST. Nicho-
las hotel Sunday night with prospects
of rapid and complete recovery from
his nervous collapse. G. w. Caine Of
Nashville his brother law, said that
Pulliam would leave here for some
quiet place. the location of which
would not at present be given ou>.
there to remain for at least two
months in complete rest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
CAPITAL JOTTiNGS.

The Senate and House committees
on patents have agreed on the Canned
music" section OF the copyright bill
along the lines of the Currier bill,
which has passed the House Senator
Smoot Monday introduced the bill in the
Senate and will make an effort to have
it passed SO that the measure may be-
come a law at the present session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Hans r. Hanson, a farmer lisihs
Strun, Wis. cut the threats of MS
children, a boy and three Siiis
ages range from to Is years aV M
with a butchers knife. He theiI n,
several horses and COWS. FREQ 'i'o
and house and cut his own throat. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
READVIllE GETS GRAND
CIRCUIT RACING DATES.

Boston. Feb. 22.-Readville will have
the Grand Circuit week Intervening De-
tween the Poughkeepsie and Hartford
meets Just what the plans are for the
track is not yet known. except that
there will be Grand Circuit racing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
Jones Wins from Goldman.

New Orleans. Feb. 22.-Willic Jones
of Brooklyn was awarded the decision
over Charley Goldman of New York,
at the end of a 1O-round bout at the
Eoy;l Athletic Club here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
Oorando Beats Relay Team Of Five

st. Paul. Mimi. Feb. 22.-'Dorando
Petri the Marathon runner, tonight
defeated a team of five local men, who
ran 10 relays in 15-mile race. Doran
dos time was 1.2645 over a 4-laD
track.
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FIFTY ARRESTS.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

received similar treatment. Three no
tells, one of which was burned to the
ground and all Of which had housed
many of the Greek workmen, were
harshly treated. The homes Of not less
than dozen Greeks who have families
were visited and in one instance tn"
avengers entered and destroyed the
furniture. throwing cooking viandI
from heated stove and maltrcatcd the
wife of the house and her small babe.
Feeling akin to that against the
Greeks were heard frequently regard
ing large number of japanese, who
are also employed in the packing
houses The city authorities have mad"
all arrangements to hurry a company
of the state Militia to the scene in the
even. of further trouble and the COVER
nor has given instructions that tn"
three companies in this city shall hold
Themselves in readiness for instant
duty. Last nights riot developed Tho
fact that nearly every Greek in the
city is armed.
I'm not less than six instances did
they show themselves prepared to de
fend their rights and fired into the
crowds indiecrimiuatclv. 1t was ~ufli-
GENTLY severe, however, 10 raise the
wrath of The mob to an even higher
pitch than before. and especial ven
gcarcc was wrought by the crowds al
places whcr" the Greeks showed a dis
play oi fir" arms. Another noticeable
feature was the persistence with which
many women urged tho rioters on.
Several arrests were made before
midnight hut after that hour the police
ard deputy shcriffs began hauling in
those who gave evidence of being lead
crs. and by morning nearly 20 had been
taken to the police station and booked
for disturbing the peace. At one time
early in the evening an immense crowd
gathered around police headquarters
and only a display of firearms by the
officers prevented Il successful attempt
tn force their way into the building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
Harvard Wins Hockey Championship.

New York, Feb 22-Harvard tonight
won the Intercollegiate hockey cham
pionship by defeating Dartmouth in q
closely played game. l to 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23

The city of Warsaw. Russia. shares
in the profits of its first electric street
car line, recently put into operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-23
BASKETBALL.

At MiddIetown, Wesleyan &c:
Dartmouth 10.