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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Coffee Futures Firm.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Conae futures
closed unchanged TO 10 points net higher
Sales. 1907 bags. October. November
and December 150Sc; January. II zoe
February. 1850: March. 14.3sc; April
l4.34c; May. 1920: juno. l4.2Sc; July
B.27c; August. i4.26c;. sem ember. lt.25c
Spot coffee firm: Rio: No. l5sml lsc
Santos, No. T. &c Mild coffee quiet
Cordoya. 17ml9c. nominal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19

A few choice office rooms FOR rent in
the Utah Swings e. Trust company
building Apply to Heber NJ. Wells.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19

II NEW YORK. Oct, lS.-Close:
II Priule mercantile paper. tbMd3 per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
| business In bankers bills at $4s3 50 for
Idemand.
-, commercial bills. Sis2S
Enr silver. o2t cents.
Me%icaD dollars. 80 cents.
bon9 S9vernment bonds, steady; railroad
sloney on call steady osg2s per cent:
runns rate, " per cent: closing bid g
< pVT cent offered at .! per cent
toa per cent. for ninety days, 3tmSa per
11~e"t' Tor six months. 3a@4 per cent.
VI ". you want 10 rent that furnished
room use Tribune want ads. Call either
'phone, Bell 5000, Ind $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19

THE AIT OF PRINTING
Would be lost in Salt Lake if the Cen.
tury were not in business. 55"57 Post.
Office place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Closing Stock List.

Sales. II. l.. else
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Now York Money.

sales for the day. $4,000 shares.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11

So5ialilten nidt mebr cine uqlla1t.
tile negligeable" ein Clement
Inn oas man ii9 nift 5u fiimmerll
brau6t, = in Der Staotpolttif iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Die neae fransDfide 3eit.

Quf @runo Ser Neuregelune Der
8eitbeitimmung lit am porigen 9on-
nerltag INN IL l1br mittugs III
Sranfrei1 Die meIteurop1iI6e 3eit,
oie gesen bie ~bis6erige Inn 9 Mi-
nuten 81 Sefunoen bifferiert, oft
5ieG 5l,r ginfabr1ng eelangt. &unfi
12 ltbr m1,roen oem5ufolge in $50
ris Die offentli6en ubren angebol-
ten, I'M nod 9 Winuten uno 81
Sefuttoen nieoer in Sang geiest
gu tperoen. Die M%bdnoerung Ser
i'm biirserli6en 2eben Sranfreids
bisber gebrau6li6en 8eitbere6-
1tuna uno ibr @rias our6 Die Nar-
maaeit bes Merioion bon @reen:
mid iino in 8aris 10 gut mie I'M
beadtet seblieben, gan5 i'm @egcn-
ios gu Ser 3eit Ser 5meiten Sic.
ftaurationsepode. Canals trug iid]
Der Seineprafeft De gbabrot aud
NIT Ser Mbiidt, Ste Barrier 3eitbe-
thinning gu anoern uto oie pol-
re 3eit in Die mittlere 3eit 5l Der
manoeln. Sbpol es ii6 babei nt1r
Inn cine Differen5 bon ipenieen Mi.
natet1 eeban6elt batte, trltg Ser
8rafeft 6oh eroBe @eoenfen, ieinc
abii1t CUR Musfiibrung 81 bringelt,
aus Sur6t, bic Barrier geoolferu1a
uno insbeionoere Die Mrbeiter 81,
b%erltimmen, bie angeli1ts Ser
ourd Die nel,e 3eitbeitin1mullg 30.
oingten aenoeruna Der Nrbeitspaa.
len eerei5t uno pieGeidt gu Muhe.
it6rungei1 batten beranlaBt tperocl
fonnen. Die iest in oGer Stiue
b,lrdeefiibrte Neuoronufg Ser front
5oiii1en ~3eitbeitimmung gibt Dem
.Matin" @%elegenbeit, ooron gu er.
innern, 6aB Elm 2ano eriltiert, Sci
len 8epobner Ser ubr iiberbaupi
entraten fonnen, 6a bic Stunoen5e.
itimmung BORT Elm nabres @inoer.
ipiel lit. Sc bonbelt iid) Inn OF
NegerrepubIif 2iberio. Die Come
gebt bier oGtagli9 punft 6 l1br NOR.
gems auf itebt matbematiih eenoll
I'M oie Mitte bes Cages i'm 3enitl
unb beridminoet I'M 6 l1br obenos
am &ori5ont. Die @ingeborencl
baben in Der SeftItellung Der 3ei1
nah Ser 2dnge uno Ser @i6tune
oea Sdattens cine iode 11ebuno
erIangt, BOB iie iih ME rnt met,
aIs bret o6er bier Minuten irren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11

Mande Srenoe genieBen mil
crit, ipenn mir lit Der Grinnerniff
oaran 5ebren.
0as @eft oes Stdrferen ii
bos eroBte ltnredt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11

Mus 9aris meloet man
tSrengites Stiaibmeigen miro Jet
tens Der 9eboroen nit 8eaug ou
Sen &arafter Ser 9ofumente be
obaftet, Die Ser 8eamte bes Mns
martigen Amtes Gouet an ben ans.
lo-agpptiiden Sournaliiten Maintpl
ausgeliefert gu baben beiduoig-
mtrb. 9ieie beioen W1nner, 10
ME Mnimon's Sefretdr Yatiea
muroen fiir5lih in Saft genommer
unb peroen iid auf Die @nflaQe
oes 8ohperrats pero1tiporten mil
len. @ie gemeloet miro, beiteben oil
Dofnmente aus .pertrnulihen Mit
teilungen oes friiberen Miniiter:
oes Mei1Bern 8ihon an ben iran
5oiii6en 8otihafter in &%onitanti
nopel iber Die 9aebab-giienbabn
aus ben Soften ion berporgeben, ooI
Die iiber oielen @egenitano eepflct
genen @erbanolungen eber gu @roB
britannien's als 81 &uBlano'S
guniten neigten. 9urd Grfunoi
glirsen1 melde loeben in amtltde,
4reiien einee5ogen mur6en fonntt
Sic ebige Meloung meoer beltdtia
nod oementiert meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Mitternadt in ben CARTS

mar Siram Scronton BON GIap gito
Sas., bod i6laflos, neil er buitete
Muf Den &at ieiner @er5te iudte Ell
Die Serge OUT, Die ibm iagten, bob el
an Ser Sdhminoiudt leioe. gr bort
bon Or. Sings SEEM 9iscopern
nabm Tie uno i6reibt, oaB iie ibu
oas 2eben retteten unb oaB er mie
Der arbeiten fam. Gut fir 2uneen
leioen, Suiten, Seufieber, Seiierfei
etc. Greis SOC uno 81. @arontier
BON aaen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Der JiI1feoerbalter cine bcmtide g.
finbuna.

8ie es nit 10 man1en Grim.
oungen gebt - man oenfc MIR OH
ben Sernipreder, in Deutl9lnlo
peroen tie gemadt, erIangen ober
crit 8eltung, nenn Tie bon Mmerifa
lan5iert uno aitsgebentet ner6en.
go lit es au1 nit benz liils bel,te
unentbebrliden Siiafeoerbalter ge-
gangen. IS lit oos 0eroienIt oes
fenntnisreiden SeIoballs, oarouf
bingefpieien gu baben, oaB cin
9elttiher, Ser Medanifer Sdiller
in 2eip5ig, idon i'm Sabre 1850
hieies 8erdt benz vtintenflerenoen
Saeculo" i6enfte. CT nannte cs
gfeiieibreibfeoer nno Der faufte oos
Stiid, eini6lieBlih elmer Meliing.
fapiel; fir BEN biGigen 9reis bon
oebn @roihen. 9ie &onitruftion
NOR inn @eientliden idon oieielbe
pie beute. Die @eiieidreibfeoer
6eitano aus elmer iid beriiingenoen
Hobre BON Wetaa uno Sorn, ois
an 0iinneren gnoe oie Seoer, frei-
lih cine Hoie, feline Metanfeoer,
trllg, ON oiferen ourd einen ein.
geidraubten 9efel peridloiien mar.
6ier muroe Die Sinte e~ineefiillt upb
floB burd EN- fleiies God ser
Sober ait. Selte pertpenoet man.
Inn Dos Soften gu permeioen, gol.
oene, begin. persoloete ooer SRI
%oinmfeoern, aber aud oiele @erbci.
ierung riibrt niht BON Mmerifo-
tlern Der. 9enn i6on i'm Sabre
1924 purben goloene Se6ern Der,
penoet. Wob i'm Sabre 1S43
fonnte man oen SiiGfeoerbalter ur-
fer Dem Namen niebftifreibenoe
Sober, aber oann seriet er in
8ergeiienbeit, Big Die ganfees iiber
ibn fome1t uno MifIionen oan1it berfI
oienten uno nod peroienen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Ni+tpre QoItp

8ittere &alte uno mlBerec7
pobnliAe Shneefaae, bon melfer
oas oeutide &eid unb ieine Mad-
barlanoer felt Sagen ~beimgeiudJt
iporoen, balten iiberal an. Mus &olr
tperoen aht @rab unter NuG een1el-
bet, Die 8erfebrs Shmierigfeitel
mebren iid, na6 BEN porliegn
ben 8eriften In ben perihieoen-
item @eaenoen init ieber Stunoe
@ie aus 2emberg uno 8uoapei
bierber gemeloet miro, iinb @ali.
glen unb ungarn boaie id)neeber,
mebt. Der S6aoen, melber an Ser
5aaten uno Der Sbitbliite angerid)
tet moroen, lit u~ngebeuer eroB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Nabitnlbeilmng
9terDeni9md9e.

G4pa9e, nerp6ie psrfonsn.- seplaet BON 5off=
rlinqsloigteit uno idledten Srdumen, erfd0pfenben
Nushnfen, Sruit=,. 9iiden= unb Ropfi6mersen.
9aarausfal, abnabme bes @eb6rs uno Sebfrait
aatarrb. Usagsnorhden, Stublpsritopfune, Mhoie=
isit, 9rr6tsu: 3ttterns 6sratlOpfen, grntbeilemmune.
aenefli6feit uno frtibfnn erfabren aus benz
sSnsenbfrennb", tuie einfad, idneG nnb
biaig ale annatiirlifen Werlnffe nnb
anbere 5plsen jusenbliher 'Bertrrmngen
grfnbltd gebeilt nnb bpIle @eimnbbeit
unb Grpbfinn tpieber erlanst iperben
f5nnem. - Oana iteneS Seilperfabren.
Sober fem eigener Mrst. -
4ieies anberoroentlid intereiante uno tebrrei6e
BUD @eutiAe Mnfaee 1910, fpelhes BON iuna uno
oft, Mann unb SGgrau, eelsisn persen iodte, fam
eeeen Giuienbun9 bon Is Gents in grieimarten per=
fiseett be3eeen fperben BON Der
Yripats& Stint, 1915. auenne,
ateru 9nrk, It. d.
Man ertpdbne .Hreie 8refe fur xeras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
MRS. CHAS. ALBRIGHT,
@artmerei= mmb 8lmmen=S amSlmma.

6bnitt<B lumen, Boufets. ale Sor.
ten BON Hflan5en. @rdn5e nnb Glms
nenitiide fir ale 8tpede etne Spe3ia!is
tat. Gin Brobe<M uftrag .riro ei5sten
&Ge 8efteunngen IN Ser Staot uni
bon alstpdrts tuerbeu prompt unb ;orgs
fdltig masgefibrt.
1888 0st- Commerce -Strasse.
8eibe 4elebhpme
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Gin YrofeHprenitreit I'M Is.
Sal1rbnmbert.

SIN Sabre 1740 mtrften an Ser
urtberittdt 81 Sale Die Srofeiioren
@olf uno Sange. @oIf oZ sefeier-
te &ationaliit, wllroe Don 2ange
eifrig befdmpft. Gie ,8oii. 3te."
erlnnert ooron, ooB beioe in oieiem
Streite alt6 51 oen @affen oes
8ibes griffen ullo 2artge Iieb unter
anoerem folgenoes @pigramm aui
Wolf bruden:
SD ipeiB Elm breifad 80, bas erobes
Beb eebradt:
9te 8eiber, tpel9e nr1s Dte Siinbe 8u.
gebrndt:
Sen @ein, Der Triad 1T gu pielen biz
fen Saten:
9as brittle renn i6 nidt, bas mag oer
2eier raten,
9te 8etsbett uebm' ib aug, bic bringt
ifets @utes bar,
auetn bas brittle IS. aeigt ibren Wfis>
brnl6 fldr.
Sd ipiiroe es gar leidt unb beut[i6 ia.
gen fonren, :
Sod in g~etpiiier Bet barf man ben @oIf
ilt6t nenner."
@olf eripioerte in foIgenoen Ser
len:
sd tpeiB elm breifades So, bos bieles
Wol eebro6t:
Sic 8eisbeit, bic Der Nefb felb1t aIs tuas
@utes ohtt;
Sic Wabr6eit, bic bon @ott ben ltrs
ipring hergenommea,
lt1lb Die bonn oritten %. eiir 1ieues 2iGt
~befonfnen,
User lit. Der bieies U. it, ~uulerer Bet
ni9t fennt,
@en1 nan Sci. @plf aud nidt BEL ieie
rem Narner nenrt?
Sod eiebt's elm breifa6 g. bas bieiem
%. ent9eeen,
Son bieien mill i6 Dir mir aipei bpr Ma,
gen legen:
8as 2dltern, oas bic WeIt nniebt our
Su9el,b ma1t,
9as 2ilgen, 10 iIngItbiu Der SanidDe
Seinb erbabt,
9as brittle llei1il' i6 tlidt, man fennt's
an ietnen Saten,
@em bieies ui1t befpnbt, Der miiBte =
Sange raten."
Man iiebt: 4aes 1T I6on oagelpe.
ien - iogar NIT ettpas mebr Su-
Nor setpiir5t als %beut5utaee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Sine quite bcntide sitte

lit es, NDeumatismus, @i6t, Meu.
rolgie, grfdltunsen, uip. nit @ain,
grpeaer 5u bebanbeln. &aIten Gie
on Der Site felt. Sic fonnen Ser
edten Bain.grpeaer in alen oeut-
iden Mpotbefen gu 25 uno so Gent
Die Slaide befommen. Ser e1te
lit an Der @nfer Sdusmarfe err
ferlntlid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,

Seit iber fiinfaig Sabren bon
MiGionen bon Miittern fir lire
&in6er init Dem beiten grfolge beim
3abnen gebraudt. or berubigt oas
Gino, ertpei6t oas 3abnfleii6 uno
hilbert Die Shmer5en; beilt altf
8inofolif un6 lit oas bette MitteI
bel Diaarboe. l1eberan bel BEN @po-
tbefern 81 baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
8inslom's Sootbing 5prup uno
nebmt nidts an6eres. 25 Gents bie
6Ioibe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
gamb6eit fam nidt aeheilt ,perbe,

gaubbeit famm nidt eebeilt werbem
our6 lofale I%pplifatioilen, neil tie ben
franfen Sell bes Sbres nidt errei~
den fDnnen. @s eiebt i,ur einen @eq,
Die Saltbbeit sl furieren. uno Der lit
onr6 fonltitutioneue 9eilmitteG. Saubs
6eit miro our6 eiilen en~t8iinbeten gu,
ltanb Der f6leimisen Musfleiomng 6ec
@1tlta6i1den 6Dbre berur1adt. @enn
oieie 8obre iif ent8inoet, babt SIR eis
lpen runpelnben Son ober unbonfomtne<
neg @ebor; uhb ipenn lie gans geI6lo11
ien lit, erfolgt Saubbeit, unb nenn bies
le @nt5iinbnns l1idt eeboben unb oieie
3obre fpieoer in ibren geb6rigen 3uy
ltanb beriebt nerben fam, mirb 6as
@ebor fir INNER ser1t0rt nerben; 1lelit
Sale inter 5ebn iino bnrd &atarrfj
bcruria6t, fpelder nidts ols elm ente
siinbeter 3uitano Ser idleimisen Sbers
Hidden lit.
@ir np1en einbunoert Collars fin
iebent (bur6 &atarr6 peruriadten Salt.
bon Sau6beit geben, ben mir ni6t bnr6
@innebmen bon Sails &atarrbsa1t beis
len fonnen. 2aBt gu6 imionit girfue
lare fomfnen.
s. S. Gbeneb & 60, Solebo, o.
"a @erfanft BON alien gpotbefen, 75r.
9ars Sa1nilien@9iGen ii1b Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Wufaef(Grt.

Serr:: 0Mon mn Bid MIR gu BEL
fen fpilien; pettn i4 gum 9eiipiel
cine Oltmmbeit iage, 10 Belle i'd mir
nit einem 2aden binmeg."
Sronlein: .Ilio baber erfldrt iid)
Sbre grobe Seiterfeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11

Gin gutes glas Bier idntedt
am beIten, tuenn man es uneeltott
trinfen fam. Dies fam ma BEL
9. gnrsitaler, neben Der Sermanns-
mo bas pr1dtige NaB
itets friid am 8opf lit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-15
PENNSYLVANIA r. r. MEETING.
Proposition to Increase Capital Stock
Submitted to Vote.

Philadelphia. March 14.-At the an
nual meeting today of the stockholders
of the Pennsylvania Railroad. the rec
concentration in the annual report that
the capital stock be increased from
$500. 600. 00n to 5000 600, 600 was approx
ed.
This increase will be made from time
when In the judgment of the directors
money may be secured for the needs of
the company.
To comply with Pennsylvania state
law, the proposition to increase the
stock will be submitted to a stock vote
at the election for directors on March
IS. This step is mere formality.
From the increase in capital stock.
the stockholders authorized an increase
in the annual appropriation for the
employees pension fund from 100000
to $100.000. The meeting also author
lied an appropriation of $35.1a0 to meet
deficit that occurred in that fund.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-15
DELAY ROBINS SENTENCE.
N. Y. Convicted Banker Will Continue
To Help Investigators.

New York, March 1.-the supreme
court will withhold for one month
sentence upon Joseph G.. Robin, guilty,
by his own plea of larceny from the
Washington Savings Bank, in order
that Robin may continue to aid Dis
trict Attorney Whitman in the grand
Jury investigation of the Carnegie
Trust Co. Robin was down on the cal
endar for sentence on March q but the
postponement was announced tonight
by the district attorney following q
conference among counsel and Justice
Seabury.
There has been no promise made to
Robin that his sentence will be min
imized, Whitman declared. This had
been left entirely to Justice Seabury.
he said.
Fhe grand jury continued its inves-
tigation of the Carnegie Trust Cos.
affairs by the examination of several
bank officials and clerks.
Bradley Martin, Jr., president of the
10Th Ward Bank, continued his testi.
mony of yesterday. Others who went
before the grand jury were John v.
Coggey, former commissioner of cor
rections and a director of the 18th
Ward Bank and of the Madison Trust
Co, and Gustave Baumann, a director
Of the Van Norden Trust Co.. which
was recently re-organized as the Mad
isnn Trust Co,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-15
Gloucester Fishing Boat
Sinks in Collision.
Run Down BY Schr. Hickman
While Homeward Bound.
Boothbay asrbor Man Among the
Victims. Boat Crew Blamed.

Gloucester, Mass. March 14-The
crew of the little gasoline fishing boat
Hope. four men. were sent to their
deaths today in collision with the
schooner Hattie A. Hickman in which
the Hope was sunk. The Hope was
inward bound from an off shore net
ting" trip while the schooner was
bound for the Grand Banks.
The dead are:
Capt. Charles Anderson of Glouces-
ter: John Anderson, son of Capt. And.
erson. Gloucester: John Chambers,
Boothbay Harbor, Me. and John Wig
gins of Michigan. 81
The collision occurred just inside the
breakwater and while the little power
boat sank almost Immediately the
schooner sustained no damage. The
Heekman's crew lowered boats and re.
covered all of the bodies of the Hopes
men and returned here.
The cause of the collision has not
been determined. The men on board
the Hickman claim that the power
boat tried to cut across the schooner's
bows When the Hickman put back in
to port there was considerable
amount of wreckage from the Hope
clinging to the bobstay of the Heck
man.
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--------------- -
BEAN UNDER ARREST.
Maidstone, VI, Boy Suspected Of Muir
der Of Mother and Sister.

Maidstone. Vt. March H--Arthur Bean.
who since Thursday afternoon. when he
reported that his mother, Mrs George
Bean, and his sister Nina had been shot
to death by burglars, has been kept under
guard at his home is tonight n prisoner
in the county Jail at GuIdhal, He was
taken to the Jail by Sheriff Beattie under
cover of darkness. following the conelu-
sion of the second day of the inquest on
the deaths.
Young Bean was on the witness stand
at the inquest the greater part of the day
today, but the officials absolutely declined
to make any comment as to the nature
of the testimony given by him. Eight
other witnesses We're called during the
day. At Z o'clock tonight the investga-
ton was still unfinished and it was ad-
journed until tomorrow morning. That
the end is not vet in sight is indicated
from the fact that the coroner and other
officials have ordered their dinners sent
to the hall tomorrow noon. One witness
yet to be called is John Sweet. the Gen.
tenarian grandfather of young Bean.
The witnesses called today included. as
did the list yesterday. relatives. neigh
hors and acquaintance Of the Bean fam
lily. especially Of Arthur Bean. t5.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Because T. J. Hamilton, a reporter
for the Augusta, Ga. Herald, refused
to give the police the name of a po-
liceman who gave him a "tip' on a
murder story, he must return to Jail
and finish serving a sentence of five
days or pay a fine of $50. imposed for
contempt.
Five year-old David Murray, who
was kidnapped last saturday from tie
home of his wealthy foster parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John V. Murray in East
Orange. n. j.. is back again at the
Murray home. He was found late
Monday night ut the Manhattan cit
trance of the Brooklyn bridge. Late
Monday night Mr.. Murray received
telephone message telling him that If
he wanted the boy the lad could be
found at the bridge entrance. Mr.. Muir
ray hurried to the bridge station and
found the child standing there. Little
David said a strange man had picked
him up and carried him away and that
he had been locked in a room for two
days. He could give no clue to the
identity of his abductors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-15
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS,
Minority Party Will Support the Her.
sey Ballot Act

The Republican members of the
House and Senate al a largely attenG-
ed joint caucus held Tuesday evening
in the Judiciary rooms voted to sustain
the Republican members of the judi
ciary committee in favor of the Hersey
ballot bill which provides for the adop-
ton of the Massachusetts form of bal
lot This action was taken after a full
discussion of the bill and that measure
when it comes up in the House
Wednesday is assured of the full party
support in favor of the minority report
of the judiciary committee ought to
pass.
The matter OF direct primaries was
also discussed at the caucus but no fin
al action Was taken. The general sit
ua tion in regard To appropriations was
discussed quit fully but nothing def
mite Was given out in regard To the
action of the caucus in this particulars
Tn" caucus Was presided over by
Senator 'fheriault of Aroostook and its
deliberations consumed about Two
hours
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FIRE AT BOWDOlN.
Charles Foss Loses Farm Buildings
Child Badly Burned-Total Loss.

Bowdoin, Me. March 14.-tSpeciaD.
The farm buildings and residence of
Charles Foss on the Bowdoin and Well
ster road near the boundary of Bow
doin and Lisbon We're totally destroyed
by fire about o'clock this afternoon.
The house, two-tenement building
was occupied by MIR. and Mrs. Foss
and their daughter. Mrs Irving Goss.
and three small children, who have re-
Gently moved here from Massachu-
sets.
The fire started in the barn and as
the children We're playing in the barn
at the time it is supposed that in some
manner they We're in possession of
matches and in their play set the hay
in the barn afire. One of the smallest
children. Phillip. was badly burned be-
fore the other children could remove
him from the burning building Prac-
tically all Of the furniture and belong
ings of both families were complete
loss. There was no insurance on the
property and the estimated loss will
be about $500.
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ANSWERS u, S. REQUEST.
Mexico Says Americans With Rebels
Must Take Own Chances.

New York, March l4.--What may be
considered in effect the official Mexican
reply to recent representations said to
have been made by the United States.
asking as liberal treatment as possible
to Americans caught bearing arms on
Mexican territory. is contained i'll
statement made here this afternoon by
Jose Yves Limantour, Mexican min
lister of finance. In substance 1t is in
dictated that captured American allies
of the revolutionists will have to take
their chances with Mexican rebel COM
rades. The inti,nation is strong that
no preferential treatment can be ac-
corded them. This is considered to
mean that under martial law they
might be summarily tried and execut-
ed.
Minister Limantour after reading al
the dispatches from Fl Paso. Tex. out
lining the alleged activities of Ameri-
cans in Mexico, particularly in the de-
struction of railroad property and in
the supplying of arms and ammunition.
said that he could not help being great
ly annoyed by such reports and those
of similar character which he con-
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, March 1.-THE winds
along the New England coast Will be
brisk To high southeast: middle At
lantic coast. moderate to brisk east be-
coming variable, The south Atlantic
coast storm is moving up the Gulf
Stream. its center Tuesday night be-
ing oft the North Carolina coast with
slightly increased Intensity A Il re-
suit rains have continued in the south
Atlantic and middle Atlantic states.
Elsewhere the weather has been gen.
orally fair The northwest storm is
now over Lake Superior, so far without
precipitation. 1t is warmer from the
central Plains states northeaStWard to
the lakes. The indications are that the
weather will continue unsettled over
the middle Atlantic states. New Eng
land and the lower region "Wednesday
with rain or snow and rain over the
extreme north portion of the South
Atlantic states; elsewhere the weather
will be generally fair Wednesday and
Thursday. 1t will be much colder over
nearly all districts from the East
Rocky mountains To the Appalachians
Wednesday. The cold weather will cx-
tend to the Atlantic coast by Thursday.